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neither team uses the zenith helmet. in arlington, kimberly suiters, abc7 news. jonathan: coming up for us at 5:00 -- >> we saw it go down. we assumed that was the end of the show. jonathan: oh, but you know what happens next, right? you know what happens when you assume something? yeah. that's not what happened. find out what was waiting for the kayakers. we have vi alison: we are back now with breaking news from the campaign trail. the clinton foundation just announced if hillary clinton is elected president, it will no longer accept any foreign or corporate donations. former president bill clinton made that announcement to staff this afternoon. jonathan: his name is omran. this video of him covered dust and blood is a stark reminder of what is happening in syria. omran lives with his mother, his father, brother and sister in the town of aleppo. that is a town where thousands have been killed since this civil war started five years ago. hundreds of thousands. in that time we have seen images of refugees trying to flee on foot, by train, by boat. some of the jou

the 1850s, decade just before the civil war, maineis really at the zenith of prosperity. is a recession in the 1850s but maine is really cresting in both its economic and its political force at that time. >> last week we were at the home of henry clay, were there connections between james g. blaine and henry clay? >> there were in a sense that he had grown up in a house with clay was absolutely idolized and clay was an idol for him as well and when he was a young man he spent time in kentucky working as a teacher and made the point of seeing clay whenever he could when he was in kentucky and so he was a very devout fan. >> there's one account that at the age of 17 he attended one of clay's major speeches in 1847 and took copious notes on it. >> our next caller in our discussion about james g. blaine is from indianapolis. edward? >> caller: how are you? >> great, thanks. your question. >> caller: what was the role of blaine as secretary of state under benjamin harrison. >> if you do that briefly because we'll spend more time later on. he served under three presidents as se

the recalls include three different kinds from the zenith company and we have on our website nbcnewyork.com. >>> today newark boxer fights his way while delilah competes in the women's 400 hurdle. >>> time for weather and traffic. a little damp with showers pushing on through. you can see we're a little above forecasts. 85. the normal high, 83. date. sun comes up at 6:09. sets is at 7:49. we're losing daylight. that's this time of the year. down to 71 in mutton town, 73 in massapequa. low 70s in jersey. we're seeing some mid-60s in the catskills to poconos. there are the showers moving on through. there's still a few more sitting back new jersey into places like somerset county. again, we may run into a few more showers, generally light. no thunder or lightning to speak of. then you'll see there's a break in the action. there's another line showing up in the north and west. there's another line that may show up in the afternoon and evening causing a return. so a come of rounds. one early in between. i think we're basically dry. a muggy with a high temperature of 85. clouds around. your low

the foundation will be meansless when she take the oath because she will have reached the zenith and marie antoinette will let them eat her corrupt cake. let me cut you a piece. i'm kennedy. the associated press says more than half of the people outside the government who gave money to the clinton foundation met with hillary. what does my sterling panel think. dagen mcdowell, charles cook and rick unger. welcome, everybody. rick, i'll start with you. robbie look, the king just fire says it is unfair to look to her calendar and cherry pick certain people that she has been meeting with. it's constant deflection, justification and calling trump a demagogue. why not take a little personal responsibility. >> you will hate this coming from me. but you are right. i listened to his explanation today, it was preposterous. we know what those meetings are as a matter of course with dignitaries as secretary of state. i looked at the calendar. over half of the meetings that she took from outsiders were arranged by the clinton foundation. my con wipe out the clinton foundation, they do good work.

maine is really at a zenith of prosperity.here is a recession in the late 1850s but generally speaking maine is really questing in both of its economic and political force at that time. >> last week we were at the home of henry clay. were there connections between james g. blaine and henry clay? >> there were in the sense that he had grown up in a house where clay was absolutely idolized, and it was -- clay was an idol for him as well, and when he was a young man he spent some time in kentucky actually and working as a teacher, and he made the point of seeing clay whenever he could when he was in kentucky. and so he was -- he was a very devout fan of blaine. >> i think this one account at the age of 17 he attended one ofically's major speeches in 1847 and took copious notes on it. >> our next caller in our discussion about james g. blaine from indianapolis. this is edward. hello, edward. >> hi, how are you? >> great, thanks. >> your question? >> caller: what was the role of blaine as secretary of state under benjamin harrison?

seen another media houdini act by trump where he throws out the thing with paul ryan at the very zenith of the khan controversy, and it completely changes the subject from the khan controversy to this new non-controversy that nobody cares about, and it all winds up with a wonderful speech tonight in which he exhibited party unity. nobody cares about that really, but we're not talking about the khan thing now. we're talking about, you know, trump's support for john mccain, kelly ayotte, and paul ryan. and by the way, he also got in all of his shots on, you know, the queen of corruption and stuff like that. so i think going forward, if he does remain laser focused as he should, you know, this is -- today was a victory for him. >> and on monday he's going to be unveiling a great economic plan, governor. i'm sure everyone's aware of that. the detroit economic club. it's really a great plan. it will help the middle class, who are struggling. i think that's an important segue here too because i think the inside baseball of the past week has also distracted us from talking about what the voter

the consumer products safety commission recalled 6,000 zenith epic models. the problem is sometimes the cracks, and if that happens and they're used, a child can sump a head injury during practice or a game. >> helmets don't prevent you absolutely from getting a concussion, but the last thing we want is a flawed helmet that might increase the chance of having a concussion. >> brian: we're waiting to hear back from several high schools in the area to see if they use these helmets. for a list of serial numbers involved in the recall, easy to do. check out our website. >> tia: you might be breakfast right now, research reveals how important that meal is. >> brian: one study found kids that ate breakfast had higher test scores than those who didn't eat at all. nichole vrsansky is getting answers and advice from a dietitian on preparing breakfast packed with brain food. make sure you eat something, and then take this step forward and make it good for you? >> nichole: i think preplanning usually not in a crunch at the last minute. studies show that kids that don't

the shell inside the zenith helmet can crack and cause cause serious head injuries. they were sold between may of last year and march of this y ear, in stores and online. we've got a link to the recall notice on our wusa 9 app. >>> and remember, we were talking about this adon those activity trackers in the happy meals. well, not anymore. mcdonald's is pulling them. >> after only two days? >> yeah. because some kids complained about skin irritation from the wristbands. you know, fitbit had problems with that initially, too. so mickey d's is looking into the issue and they plan to put something different in the happy meals. >>> a man's random act of k indness ends with his own u nexpected surprise. >> to be honest with you, i don't remember what time it was. i just remember the reaction from the cashier. >> reporter: ca at a north texas grocery store, when he saw a woman crying. he walked up to the stranger and offered to help. to brighten her day, he paid for the woman's groceries and told her she was beautiful and made her smile. then he walked away. casey is a serv

. >> host: there was a big zenith radio and we would lis to know the whole thing. >> guest: pretty boring. i thought i was the only 14 year old but you might be doing it. maybe you were watching, too. watching those things from gavel to gavel. so i began to try to practice this craft and see if i could get good at it. and i was -- you know, ground for president and shooting council in college and in law school. and clay was the most famous politician in kentucky. >> host: what about clay inspired you most? >> guest: well, the fact that, you know, in a not terribly significant state some would argue had become a major statesman. in kentucky, people-focused on clay so i wanted to learn more about him. >> host: he was known for crafting compromises which is a dirty word for people today. >> guest: it is but absolutely essential. the constitution is full of comp p romises and we do it every day to make the senate function. i did my thesis on clay and the compromise of 1850 and continue to follow him. >> host: there was another aspect to the university and that is this athletic program. descri

seen another media houdini act by trump where he throws out the thing with paul ryan at the very zenith of the khan controversy, and it completely changes the subject from the khan controversy to this new non-controversy that nobody cares about, and it all winds up with a wonderful speech tonight in which he exhibited party unity. nobody cares about that really, but we're not talking about the khan thing now. we're talking about, you know, trump's support for john mccain, kelly ayotte, and paul ryan. and by the way, he also got in all of his shots on, you know, the queen of corruption and stuff like that. so i think going forward, if he does remain laser focused as he should, you know, this is -- today was a victory for him. >> and on monday he's going to be unveiling a great economic plan, governor. i'm sure everyone's aware of that. the detroit economic club. it's really a great plan. it will help the middle class, who are struggling. i think that's an important segue here too because i think the inside baseball of the past week has also distracted us from talking about what the voter

now we have had a stress test designed to the opposite, so if -- thes the net here zenith of sentimentstery, white to gauges are headed in different directions. this is bloomberg. ♪ >> perform m.i. payne. splinter in july as the official and manufacturing measures. they head in different directions. new york has built doubly says investors are underestimating the pace of tightening this year and next. an uber hits a $35 billion ride with didi. and the u.s. firm has said to be merging with the rail hailing service in the country. > welcome this monday, i'm manus. >> we had lots to think about in japan on friday. we had the stress test. have a look at how the futures are set to open up. a little risk appetite setting the market over into the asian session into ours. manus: we're on hold in china. those european stress test says a.i.g. issue is with xter at 1%. da london indicate 6%. >> asian stocks up to their sixth day emerging markets. the risk radar and shows you where we beat them. it hit 102 on friday. we spoke to mr. yen. he thinks that actually governor kuroda and friends are actu

and how many did henry clay have at his zenith? >> today we sit on about 17 acres here at ashland. and we have the contract for the first 125 acres that henry clay purchased. at its height, the farm was about 670 acres. >> we should learn little biltmore about his family before -- a little bit more about his family before we go forward. he and his wife had how many children altogether, and did they all live here? >> they had 11 children. however, they did not all live here at the same time. there was a lot of tragedy in the family. all sick of henry and lucretia's daughters would die. only two made it to early adulthood. one of the sons died, as well, during henry and lucretia's lifetime. there was quite a bit of tragedy. >> the house interprets henry clay during what period? >> throughout his lifetime. we mentioned when he was born, and we slow a picture of his birthplace, and wigo until his of 1852. we talk about his political life, family and farming and legal career. >> we'll see what visittors ashland would see as they tour the first floor of the estate. take us on bait a bit

. >> and how many acres does the house have today and how many did henry clay have at his zenith. >> today we sit on about 17 acres. at its height it was 670 acres. >> we should learn more about his family before we go on tour here as well. he and his wife had how many children all together? and did they all live here? >> they had 11 children however they did not all live here at the same time. there was a lot of tragedy in the family. all six of henry and lucretia's daughters would die, only two made it into early adulthood and one of the sons died as well during henry and lucretia's lifetime so there was a fair bit of tragedy here. >> now the house interprets henry clay at what period in his life? >> the house would interpret henry clay throughout his lifetime. we have a picture of when he was born and show a picture of his birthplace and go to his death in 1862. so we talk about his t span of his life, his family and political career as well as his farming and legal career. >> what we're going to see now is what visitors to ashland would see as they tour the first floor of the est

jeff bezos of amazon has reached a new zenith in journalistic objectivity, what a gold standard theycome. stuart: hillary clinton raising taxes, where is that story? >> we don't talk about that in the washington post. stuart: trump has two opponents, primarily hillary clinton, just as important the establishment media. >> he has some people in the republican party who are scared to death not that he will lose but that he will win and they threaten the institutional control they have on government and that scares him more than hillary. stuart: i am told he will make a big economic policy speech monday and i think it will be in detroit. stuart: >> he will not be talking about $1.3 trillion in new taxes. of the one amazon unveiling a plane, they will use it for prime delivery service and get a fleet of 40 of these things and amazon stock is going to open close to its all-time high, 764 is where it will open this morning, watch it go up on this program moments from now. stuart: it is friday morning, we are 20 seconds from "the opening bell". how will we end? this friday we will go up may