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. >> reporter: karen carden weber runs horticultural science program here at lincoln high school and for years she has kept her students, faculty extremely busy. >> kid do plants, they do courtyard, the greenhouse. >> reporter: carden rememberer has led students to jobs in landscaping, flower shops as well as top honors. >> we have had so much fun. >> reporter: snagging best in show at the philadelphia flower show for their creative green feat year after year after year after year. >> we received many accolade for what we do. >> reporter: at last after 37 years and several very cool haircuts, clearly some of the 1980's. this penn state graduate is finally saying good bye. >> it is extremely difficult. it is a combination of the leaving faculty my friend. >> reporter: and students, thousands and thousands that she has helped. >> i'm just going to miss her talks with me. >> reporter: junior kiara garcia wants to work herbal medicine thanks to carden- weber. >> she change my life. >> reporter: impact is visible all over the walls and halls of the lincoln and in the hearts of nearly ever

richard weber is the chief of the criminal investigation of the irs. before that, he was the chief of the major economic crime bureau of the manhattan district attorney's office. before that he was the money laundering section of the criminal department of the united states of department of justice. why do they need him? >> maybe he's also good with like mortgages? >> frankly he sounds like the kind of lawyer that robert mueller has been hiring with the investigation. now he's going to this bank. it is the bank on the corner at the intersection of all the roads you have to go down if you are the investigators who's following all of this scandal. one of the man leading the investigation, joins us next. g. love mom and dad' i'm takin' a nap. dude, you just woke up! ♪ ♪ i'm goin' up the country, baby don't you wanna go? ♪ ♪ i'm goin' up the country, baby don't you wanna go? ♪ geico motorcycle, great rates for great rides. take 5, guys. tired of your bladder always cutting into your day? you may have overactive bladder, or oab. that's it! we really need to

. >> anna weber is today's guide. she leads a 10 minute safety briefing. >> step number one is stay calm and hold your breath. keep your feet up. swim back to the raft. >> an easy entrance to the river and the stronger class iii rapids are about four miles away. joining us as a safety raft and a kayaker with the company. our guide invites us to jump in the cold water before we hit the stronger rapids. the answer is yes. very chilly. even with a wetsuit in life jacket my heart rate jumped instantly and it was difficult to talk. >> so far so good.>> reporter: after hearing commands like all ahead, stop,. the rapids joe the boat with plenty of force. even more impressive these flows can be twice as strong as we head into the warm summer day. our journey ends here. the serene waters of full some lake. while this marks the end of our trip, the strong flows will leave a lasting impression. >> it has been 35 years since i've been down the river. it was great. i loved it. it was scary but not too scary.>> reporter: a new day

weber: the victory tour, and they lost a lot of money and loaded the old foxboro stadium up with debt$48 million of debt in a stadium that cost $6 million. long story short, i bought it out of bankruptcy, competing against the previous owner of the team, the guy who owned the shaving company. he bid $18 million, i bid $25 million and got the stadium. so then i had an option on the land and the stadium, so we controlled all of the revenue. he had tickets, i had everything in else. a in so they were going to move the team to st. louis, but they had to get out of my lease. and they offered us $75 million to move the team. i said no. so my sweetheart said to me, you are paid $25 million for this old dump of the stadium, they will are offering you $75 million. you take it. you will find another team. a but i remember the boston a braves, who was my love, who was my number one team who moved from boston when i was a young him kid and i remembered how sad i was. so i said, i am going to go to st. louis and buy the team. she said, what will you pay? i said, the right number is $115 million, b

if you're a fan of charcoal grilling, consumer reports took a look at the 18 inch weber kettle grill for about 80 bucks you get even heating and a good choice for grilling up basics. >> if you want it charred on the outside and cold in middle, i'm your guy. >> all right. tell us the time and day and we're there. >>> if you're grilling this holiday weekend, weather looks fantastic. i want to show you the temperature trend for san jose. you notice those tarts coming back down as we head towards fourth of july. really minor ups and downs are expected. live doppler 7 showing you a solid marine layer along the coastline with the exception of santa cruz where they are enjoying sun right now. oakland 65. this is where you need to go if you want to enjoy some sun in santa cruz. it's a nice day. 77 in santa rosa. it's in the 80s from concord. 79 from livermore. here you see it. foggy areas overnight. patchy morning drizzle. we're looking at mild to warm days. slightly cooler for the fourth of july. here is the hour by hour planner tomorrow morning. there will be foggy areas. patchy fog will l

joining us from brussels is alexander weber.hich problem is the european commission here trying movelve by suggesting that into the eu? alexander: at the moment, the majority of euro dominated thevatives is done by london stock exchange. the european central banks already tried to move euro clearing to the euro area in 2011. a legal battle with the u.k. which the u.k. one in 2015. then brexit happened, after the u.k. leaves the eu, it will take place out of the eu. it is a special situation that this will take place outside of the eu. it is not exactly surprising the commission tried to solve the issue. we understand that they are mostly trying to more directly supervise the business in london , but also they would keep the shift to inside the eu what does this actually mean in reality for companies that have to work with? this costs, etc. roll me through the details on the ground. meansder: definitely this more complexity for u.k.-based firms. not only will he have to engage with u.k. authorities and u.s. authorities, but also

. >> anna weber is today's guide, she leads a 10 minute safety briefing. >> step number one is stay calmld your breath. step number 2 is keep your feet up. step 3 is swim back to the raft. >> our marking point is easy entrance to the river. stronger class 3 rapids are 4 miles away. our guide invites us to jump in the cold water before we hit the stronger rapids. the answer is yes, very chilly even with the wet suit and light jacket my heart rate jumped, it was tough to talk. after hearing commands like all ahead. stop and right back, our boat is steered through the rapids by trouble maker. >> the rapids jolt the boat. more impressive these flows could be twice as strong as we head into the warm summer day. our journey ends here, the serene waters of folsom lake. this marks the end of our trip. >> it's been 35 years since i have been down the river. and it was great. i loved it. and it was scary but not scary. >> a new day will bring another round of boaters. it could be exciting adventures, a surprise could be around the next bend. a boost in awareness, respect and knowledge could lead t

her parents jennifer flory and scott weber. >> it haunts me.he trusted in people that she shouldn't have trusted in. and -- >> and we told her to trust those people. >> mm-hmm. >> it is the wild west. it is completely unregulated. >> reporter: the mayor says while there are some good facilities, much of the problem is being driven by the explosion of so-called sober homes. thousands of halfway houses for addicts. these so-called sober homes are often anything but. >> many times they're supervised by convicted felons, people that are trafficking drugs while they're supposed to be supervising kids in recovery. >> reporter: allison died inside one of those sober homes. her parents later found out the treatment center it was affiliated with was run by a convicted felon who admitted giving drugs to the young addicts. >> there are a lot of people out there that want to hurt your kids. we didn't know that. so i just want other parents to know. >> reporter: the mayor and the state attorney are determined that what happened to allison and thousands of o

in syria is not to take sides but instead bolster weber's losing so that nobody wins but how is a long war in syria and washington's interests i mean their war is causing instability in the region a lot of right of their mind i don't prize this how is that beneficial to america. my recommendation related to the beginning of the story and not to what happened later the beginning of the story is that there was a fight between the us and regime strategically aligned with iran therefore not enemy not allies of friends or even neutral in gardena states but then enemy entity and out qaeda. the fight starts between assad regime and al qaeda as it was namely. whatever you want to call him wahhabi is the followers of even tummy tuck firies any name you want to give them but the five was between violent extremists and you meric and muslims and the anti american iranian assad regime so therefore the united states had only enemies in syria at the beginning in that fight united states had to be neutral american policy is syria has been a rather minimalist policy it is remains a minimalist policy so

corruption and the the reprivatize ation of the means of administration in the means of oppression weber's argument is that you know the modern state is about detaching the the leader of a bureaucracy from ownership of the bureaucracy and state failure begins with the sort of reprivatize zation of the bureaucracies particularly the repressive bureaucracies of the police in the military and in a place like afghanistan you know cops pay to have those jobs they pay the head cops and they they pay these do so that they can shake down traffic on the roads and that that's spreading all over the when we get in the bureaucratic structures of a failed state everything appears you're right it's uniforms insignia paperwork ministries and official dumb all exist but exist for the personal gain of whoever is wearing that uniform on you and i have both been shaken down by these figures i mean we're western reporters of course prime targets for those you know so if these failed states continue as they are already expanding they've expanded even beyond what you chronicle your book one of the consequences

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another tweet from stan weber who said it appears acosta is determined to become the news instead ofs. a.m. in america tweeted he sounds like someone complaining the starbucks line was 5 minutes longer. there has been so much drama over these press briefings, the president -- he made the story about himself. rob: talking about a young lady from espn. >> espn is accused of bringing a liberal bias to with sports reporting and brit mc henry thinks she was fired because she is openly conservative. she agreed with someone who said the network is too liberal, i have been openly conservative, look how that ended up. she later deleted that tweet but also said stay true to what you believe in, positive or negative, want the truth for me from my social media, finishing that off with i love you. she is one of 100 people who were fired in april and the same reporter who went viral for yelling at that tow truck employee in 2015, nasty moment on her part, she is making news again today. joe biden, doesn't this look fake? joe biden was a lifeguard 55 years ago was renamed in his honor. he went to t

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analysts, this is deutsche bank's call, if labour wins, they city of goes from 1% to 1.7% by september, a weberinority, 1.50 percent, a tory majority, but small, 90 basis point. how are you positioned and how should we be positioned, given there are so many even to relatives and given the polls are closing ahead of the thursday vote? >> facing a similar situation last year. election and with brexit, the outcome is getting so close to a 50-50 chance, if you want to play it safe, take risks off the market. the market has not price then labour win, and not reflected whichrrowing of the gap, may become more dramatic, given the events over the weekend. a lot of people, at least in the systematic face, long equities, which would be a huge problem, similar to the bonds, a lot of long position in the bonds. we would see bond prices under pressure because in germany, a win for the labour party would be a surprise, considered an unknown factor. the big event last year have shown that surprise may well take place. if you want to play it safe, take risks off the table. mark: if you were to bet on sterling,

making an emotional plea for help finding her missing pup. on thursday someone broke into destiny weber'sartment and stole her 2 pound tea cup yorkie, zoey. destiny says she's heartbroken. kron 4's charles clifford is live for us tonight in oakland with details. charles. . . well, whoever who took this pup broke into the victim's home during the day. they stole some valuables but also took a 2 pound dog whose owner is no devastated. natssotit's was on the ground. . . .thursday afternoon, destiny webster came home from work to find the screen on her bedroom window smashed and the window open. inside, someone had rummaged through her belongings and taken her ipad, camera and some jewelry. but most troubling of all, destiny's 2 year old tea cup yorkie zoey was missing. the pup should have been locked inside this cage but she's nowhere to be found. destiny is devastated.sotshe is the sweetest spirit i've ever known and i want her back. destiny called 911 and opd is investigating but so far there's no sign of the missing pup. zoey wasn't wearing her collar at the time and she doesn't have a mi

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joining us weber, thank you so much. what a disturbing story.12-year-old at the house, she was alerted there was a problem, she ran to the neighbor, this guy grabbed a gun and came over and shot the dad twice in the back and the dad is dead. does she have a case? >> let's talk about the most crazy case i've heard in some time. justifiable homicide is when one person kills another because they reasonably believe that that level of force was necessary to prevent from that person from killing or injuring another person. that's very intensive. as we look as the facts as we know them, this appears to be justifiable homicide. freeman ran over to the house and saw the most disturbing image, two infants being drowned in a bath tube, the mother was being held by knife point. he had to make a split second decision and use deadly force to meet deadly force. jackie: i found it interesting that we brought over the gun, i think that's probably the biggest issue that he has to deal with, that he had a gun, right? >> image the 12-year-old, the mother's niece to

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yesterday was the first day on the job at deutsche bank for a very accomplished lawyer, named richard weber. where they got him from is the i.r.s. for the last five years he was choate chief of the criminal investigation division at the i.r.s. before that the chief of the major economic crime bureau in the manhattan district attorney's office. before that chief of the asset forfeiture and money laundering section of the criminal division of the united states department of justice. why do they need him? maybe he's also good with like mortgages? frankly he sounds like the kind of lawyer that robert mueller has been hiring a lot of lately, but now he's going to this bank, a bank that's looking like the bank at the corner of the intersection of all the roads you have to go down if you are an investigatoring following the money in this scandal. one of the men leading one of those investigations joins us next. casper makes one perfect mattress. supportive and comfortable. premium foam layers. breathable for airflow. perfect rebound, plus perfect lift. pick your size, you get 100 nights to test it

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joining me now is ben weber, former congressman from minnesota, policy adviser for the romney campaignthe best place to stake their $40 million on an untested candidate who did not live in the district. >> it may not have been the best place. they had a number of opportunities no in different regions of the country and not been able to pull it off anywhere. i think republicans still are and ought to be concerned about the midterm elections. but, you know, the normal loss of seats is 30 seats anyway. republicans had been thinking about, my gosh, is this going to be something much, much worse than a normal midterm election which is tough enough. i think what we have learned is republicans faced the normal midterm problem of a party that holds the white house. >> unless things precede and get out of hand with the white house and there is more fallout. but that said, this -- basically said among other messages that people in georgia, republicans in georgia, turned out, turned out big time on election day and the democrats did not do as much in early voting as they had hoped for to pocket a

these guys must be watching super closely in terms of weber and you have all the competitors thinkingo attack. the view from the company on the outside is different in the company inside. that travis kalanick is popular with the staff. i think that is one of the dilemmas is that his personality drove this business and he has surrounded himself with like-minded people. when you look how the business works, there are two things. achnologically, cooper is wonderful service to use. -- when you look on paper, it is simple. if you could pull a lot of with lowery, perhaps prices to have a lot more customers. the question is can some of the companies come up with the technology and dozens of dozens driversng, but also woo off of the platform and make that move on the supply side or the demand side? >> to that point, is uber need to bring someone in accurate talk to me about the characteristics of bill persons in the specific potential people who could take job -- travis kalanick's job. not only rally the but also, but also -- the drivers. /driveremployee morale warming monte carlo who joined

weber getting global growth, getting european growth. that is driving the market and we know the u.s. market is not just local, it is a global market >> i mean, you can say what you want about surveys and about numbers and about history, every single time that stocks, the s&p, has risen 6% in the first half of the year, it's extended the gain in the second half. it has never had a down run after going up 6%. >> i think the most interesting thing, though, is when you came tosy ro sirott was, you talked 1999 i was on the the trading floor in 1999. the difference is when we look at the earnings now versus the earnings then and you look at it on a price to earnings, it's not even close so the irrational side of that part of the ledger is not part of that -- >> and it was not just earnings, it was revenue growth. revenues grew 8% in the first quarter. that was a surprise, a very positive surprise. if that can continue, then the momentum can continue. >> go back to 1999, and everybody wanted to be in stocks this is the most unloved rally, we'v

but from our friends at weber, we have the weber summit charcoal grill. yes, my friend.ard. >> it has a side grill. melvin, bradley, thank you for your service as an air force vet. god bless you. we thank you. we hope you have many enjoyable father's days ahead. >> i'm certainly going to have one this year. >> chris lily, thank you. happy father's day to you. >> happy father's day to you. >> that's so nice. >> happy father's day, al. we love you! >> al roker shows up at your house with a grill, not bad. >>> up next, perfecting the art of the escalator pitch on "the planet of the apps." we'll see how well jenna and i do when we pitch our own i nature valley almond butter biscuit sandwiches. made with a delicious layer of creamy almond-butter filling. between two tasty, crunchy whole-grain oat biscuits. we've packed good things in here, so you can be great out there. intrzero alcohol™.ine® it delivers a whole mouth clean with a less intense taste. so it has the bad breath germ-killing power of this... with the lighter feel... of this. try listerine® zero alcohol™. is ready

i'm joined byjoeyjones, the head of public affairs at weber shandwick, who worked for theresa may brieflye? it had to happen. theresa may set expectations right up there, has fallen massively short of that, and the party is very angry. there is going to be top now about with nick and fiona gone, she can forge her way to a more collegiate, cabinet style of government. i do not buy that. what has happened here is the ritual humiliation, the humbling of her prime minister, by her own party, who is very angry about this fa ct party, who is very angry about this fact that she has been so u nsuccessful. fact that she has been so unsuccessful. the conservatives have told theresa may, the prime minister, who is boss. it seems to me that she is only prim minister in name, a very lonely situation which she found herself hostage to a party —— prime minister. the likelihood is that there will be a knock at that black door and she will be on her way. you make these two people out to be central to to reasoning's operations. he worked with them for a while, what was that like?” operations. he worked wit

and peace, and our individual sponsors for today's event, pierce gordon, deborah gordon, jan, andrew weber, and to members of the arms control association who wish to remain anonymous. so thanks to you all and thanks to everyone who is here. we cannot do without you. we could also not make progress on these issues without leaders in arms control, and that's why ten years ago we launched the arms control person of the year award. we felt it was important to recognize the important work of key individuals who in various ways in different parts of the world have catalyzed awareness and action to deal with these weapons related challenges. so each year the staff of the board of directors, nominate several individuals about kendra doesn't, who we think have provided notable leadership in the previous year. and then we put it all to an online vote, and the top vote getter becomes the arms control person of the year. so it's an imperfect process perhaps, but so far our elections have been free of any cyber hacking and we think it's a free and fair process that is about as democratic as it can be.

weber comes in as prime minister has got to be ready to get the ball rolling and start those negotiations to read away. it was clear through the discussions that we had around that time the other party did want to frustrate us. you talk about the liberal democrats. toemy corbyn was forgetting number 10, he would be propped up by the liberal democrats and the scottish nationalists. john mcdonald, who is a marxist. necklace was to break our country. >> one of the things i would like to know, secretly do you really regret calling the election? i'm a tory. i hope that we win but you must feel a little bit of remorse. prime minister may: i have been in politics quite a long time. as i've always said, the only politics that matters is the one that takes place on polling day. theyritish people, when vote, they have a simple choice. it's about who do you trust to have leadership to take us to get a good brexit deal in euro's , and who has the wheel -- the will and the vision not just to take us through brexit, but to take us beyond. >> were you surprised though that the polls have gone from a lea

people about the great challenges that we believe this country faces and it needs to be addressed by weber is a government -- whoever is in government. hard choices to be made in addressing those various challenges. you talk about figures in our manifesto. we are to have budgets being set out in the spring budget. we have added figures in various areas like our extra funding for schools in the manifesto. i think it is important that the next government sets out the big issues that are going to have to be addressed by whoever is in government. those are in our manifesto. >> the one thing that was missing for your -- from your panic -- to cause a missing from your manifesto, it seemed to cause a panic -- >> with regard to social care, you spend your whole life working hard to build up a nest and and have a pension so you can be comfortable in your late life after you have retired. be taken away from you, why would you even bother in the first place? 100,000manifesto said pounds is all you will be left with. >> the figure you're left with is 23,000 pounds. we are quadrupling that. >> i'm sorr

it is weber i grill, so when you put your grill on, your meat, stake, stake on your phone and it wille you an option when want it rare, medium, you hit that, and it will give you a temperature and start cooking and as you can see the temperature is there. >> and alerts you on your phone. go get your favorite beverage, watch the game, and when your stake's done to the perfect temperature it will alert your phone. >> fifty bucks. >> fifty bucks. >> you have this smoker situation. >> yes, this is a new product. you can smoke your meat at any flavor you want. you have hickory, apple, it is south loading, it is electric, feed pellets in there. >> you guys like smoker because you want to be left alone outside with your beers. if this is doing your job, are you lying tour wife saying you are out there doing that? no he would never lie to his wife. >> all right. >> this is some kind of exciting, ryobi tool set which i like about it. >> he is going to hear it okay one battery for all of the different things. >> absolutely. easily interchangeable from tool to tool. you have your saw, just conne