. headley scores. that is r.b.i. 2000 and 2001 putting a-rod and hank aaron is the only players in baseball to hit over 2000 rbis. manny machado brings home j.j. hardy and ryan flaherty. machado goes 3-5. 9-4 is the final. the college series from omaha uva was the runner-up, taking on national and a solo jack to write, 378 feet. game tied in the eighth. kenny townes doubles to deep right. daniel pinero scores. they will play the winner of florida-miami on monday. florida is winning their game 15-3. so it looks like they will play florida. the best-of-seven is now to down to -- now down to the best-of-three. in order for lebron and the cavs to win the title they will have to win one more game away from quicken loans arena. the two best players are indeed having a say in this entertaining final. reflecting on rest and signature moments. james: for us to be able to get this extra day to mentally and physically prepare for tomorrow night or tomorrow day, it is definitely helpful. curry: there is a lot of opportunity to turn it around. i don't know if that -- what that signature finals moment wi

? the mother said the dog harsh is -- hank is a warriors fan as well. use # dubson7. include your city so we give you the proper shout out of the the next "fan of the day," could be you. >> next a rare sight for whale watchers with the captain saying it is something he has never seen >> coming up at 4:00, a new trend in wedding a california company is charging guests to attend the day and the controversy they are now creating. and at 5:00, netflix or amazon prime instant video, "7 on your side" partners with "consumer reports" to find out which streaming movie service is the better choice. >> now, breathtaking video captured by a drone showing two little whales switching right next to their mom in southern california. wow it looks fake. so perfect. the gray whale and her twin babies were spotted by people on a wail watching boat. >> children who saw them up close said the twins were super cute according to captain it is rare to see two calves. usually just one. >> super, duper cute. >> thanks for joining us. take a look outside now at the oracle arena with the game one [cheers and appl

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noah sporting his first jersey. >> his mom september the shot and his her dog hank is is -- is a warriors fan. they will be watching game one tomorrow. show us your warrior fan photos and post them to the media site. # dubso7. the next abc7 fan of the day may be you. >>> some people just can't stand the rain. a homeowner in topeka, kansas going out to check the mail notices a raccoon using her mailbox to stay dry, but it doesn't work. >> the little guy is holding on to the umbrella with its paws. when i first saw the shot i thought he was holding the umbrella. >> it does look like that. >> like he has a raccoon umbrella. it is attached to the mailbox. he may not have his own umbrella, but you know what they do have? live doppler 7hd. that takes us to sandhya patel who has the real live doppler 7hd. >> that's right. the raccoon has live doppler 7hd to guide it and that's why it was under the umbrella. want to show you something else that was dazzling the skies. obviously not the raccoon but this is a wayneing gibbous moon, 97% full. stunning. let's show you live doppler 7hd and yo

around. thank you very much. in sports tom hanks once said there is no crying in baseball but apparently there is. sparky just caught a grand slam and now he is i thought i'd start the video by showing you the apartment building where the fire was. when things like this happen i think you find a new perspective on life. hi. red cross put us in a hotel so we were able to stay together. we're strong and if we overcame that or if we can overcome that we can overcome anything, so. [ sniffle ] >>> the giants entered june on a mini swoon on a three-game losing streak trying to get it turned around against the pirates. row, row row your boat to mccovey cove. he is rowing down the right field line. they jump off to the lead. crawford is answering with a two-run homer. the real story is the fan who may have reached over the fence to make the catch. take another look. a nice backhand play. that is close to being out. the pirates add a run in the fourth and then in the fifth. high deep and aloha. no need to review that. mercer's first homer of the season. the pirates win it 7-4. scwients

. >> his mom september the shot and his her dog hank is is -- is a warriors fan. they will be watching game one tomorrow. show us your warrior fan photos and post them to the media site. # dubso7. the next abc7 fan of the day may be you. >>> some people just can't stand the rain. a homeowner in topeka, kansas going out to check the mail notices a raccoon using her mailbox to stay dry, but it doesn't work. >> the little guy is holding on to the umbrella with its paws. when i first saw the shot i thought he was holding the umbrella. >> it does look like that. >> like he has a raccoon umbrella. it is attached to the mailbox. he may not have his own umbrella, but you know what they do have? live doppler 7hd. that takes us to sandhya patel who has the real live doppler 7hd. >> that's right. the raccoon has live doppler 7hd to guide it and that's why it was under the umbrella. want to show you something else that was dazzling the skies. obviously not the raccoon but this is a wayneing gibbous moon, 97% full. stunning. let's show you live doppler 7hd and you can see the cloud cover is concent

this shot after a quick game in the neighborhood. she says her dog hank. >> hank i love it. >> who is to say he's not a warriors fan? they'll be watching game one tomorrow. >> we want to see your warriors pics, and use the #dubson7 and to receive a proper shout out and the next fan of the day could be you. >> jimmy kimmel faced off against the co-champions of the scripps national spending bee. >> alube. >> say that again? >> let me get close to the microphone? >> alou. >> can you use it in a sentence, please. >> check out my cool alou. >> that's not going to help. the two winners easily bested kimmel. he gave them xboxes. they were don't have to study or read a book again. abc 7 news at 4:00 does continue. up next, king for the day the very special way the east bay school sent a longtime employee into retirement and here's cheryl with what's coming up at 5:00. ama and larry thank you. oakland is in the national spotlight as the nba finals start tomorrow and the residents are showing off and it goes all of the way to our nation's capital. live team coverage coming up at 5:00. a bay

weird. hanks for >>> good morning, america. and breaking overnight, a new arrest in that prison break. a second prison worker. this guard accused of providing tools and favors to those escaped killers trading them for paintings created by this murderer as authorities fear the killers may have found guns. >>> happening now, triple-digit temperatures scorching the west. fueling dozens of wildfires right now. torrential rain and flash floods leaving drivers stranded. a huge area of severe weather threatening tens of millions this morning and what is causing this giant whirlpool in the middle of a texas lake? >>> also the supermarket shocker this morning. the huge grocery store chain accused of secretly overcharging customers. investigators now calling it the worst case they've ever seen and how they

warriors years -- jersey and his mom sent this. and hair dog hank is a fan. a 19-month-old? probably is the noisest person that you can be around watching a game. we have had that experience. we want to see your warriors fan picks use # dubson7. the next "fan of day," could be you. >> look at this, speaking of warriors pride the mercury news is showing how it is sweeping the east bay and we have a photo gallery with buildings lit up in blue and gold. this is oakland city hall and the alameda county superior court building and also, the tribune tower behind there. >> of course we have the embarcardero center and all over the bay area so, go warriors! >> if you want to take part in super bowl 50 the host committee is looking for volunteers 5,000 people are needed to accommodate the million visitors and you get a free super bowl uniform but not tickets. for information on signing up log on to abc7news.com. >> stay tuned. >> a pedestrian was hit last night in san francisco by a driver trying to get away from the police and we have an update on the search for the driver this morning. >> stay

oldoah is supporting his first warriors jersey. their dog hank on the left is also a warriors fan. they will be watching game one tomorrow. and show us your warriors fan photos. post them to your favorite social media site #ws on 7, and the next fan of the day that could be you. >>> i didt see hank with a dy sweater in warriors gear. >> they are out there. >> really? >> you can find warriors gear. >> does your do have warriors apparel? >> he still has his giants collar leash on and the husband sai we have to find warriors gear. >> if i'm louis, i'm not going out. nothing wrong with the giants. but you have to get ithe warriors spirit. >> i would say, get my stuff. i'm not leaving the house. on the eve of the finals how is steph curry planning to spend the day? the warriors starrying to squeeze in p >>> all right, comingup tonight, w nations preparing for war, unique ways that warriors ans are geting ready for the finals and thieves leave kids in the dark. be se to join us for abc 7 news at 11:0 on 0. >> this sports report is brought to you by your local toyota dealer. >> we are all done

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. >> his mom september the shot and his her dog hank i is -- is a warriors fan. they will be watching game one tomorrow. show us your warrior fan photos and post them to the media site. # dubso7. the next abc7 fan of the day may be you. >>> some pple just can't stand the rain. aomeowner in topeka, kans going out to check the mail tices a raccoon using her mailx to stay dry, but it doesn't rk. >> the little guy is holding on to the umbrella with its paws. when first saw the shot i thought he was holding the umbrella. >> it does look like that. >> like he has a raccoon umbrella. it is attched to the mailbox. he may not have his own umbrella, but you know what they do have? live doppler 7hd. that takes us to sandhya patel who has the real live dpler 7hd. >> that's right. the raoon has live doppler 7hd to guide it and that's why it was under the umbrella. want to show you something else that was dazzling the skies. obviously not the raccoon but is is a wayneing gibbous moon, 97% full. stunning. let's show you live doppler 7hd and you can see the cloud cover is concentrated in the east bay

gets in in dramatic fashion. yankee slugger got a homer offer verlander. he and hank aaron 6,000 home runs and,000 rbis eagles reconvene in early august and mark sanchez fears in year two he's more comfortable and he's presumed starter and sanchez well prepare as if he had two. >> whoever start the year may not finish who knows. we have to be ready at all times like i said there's no substitute for experience i didn't have all of it last year you go with what you know and make the best with what you got. >> nhl draft is week from today in south florida. flyers gm ron hextall gave us a preview. including two first round pixz and he's putting pressure on himself and scouting department. >> this is a critical draft for us and one of the most beautiful in year. we have to hit here. we have a a lot of picks and walls to fill and we need to young players coming. so this say critical point for us for sure. >> still ahead, round two of the u.s. on. tiger woods still has not found his footing. literally ♪♪ i am never getting married. never. psssssh. guaranteed. you picked a beautiful ring.

have more breaking news. hank greenberg's starr international conning as we reported already was likely to happen here on "cavuto," he is appealing the claims court decision in the aig bailout case. greenberg has spent more than $100 million suing the federal government over the legality of the aig bailout. again our own charlie gasparino reported this was likely to happen, that hank greenberg would appeal this decision. he said so, charlie did on "cavuto"'s show. that is what is happening. as you can see after-hours, aig is closing up just a tick but it hasn't really affected the value of the stock. we hope to get charlie to come in to talk about this. melissa: i'm sure he is running on his way to the camera. david: probably working out in the gym. he is wiping the sweat off his brow. melissa: true story. david: wall street is gearing up for the fed. it is expected to leave interest rates unchanged but they are meeting right now. chair janet yellen will answer questions which you can bet will include whether a rate hike is coming or some other time this year. here with what to w

. >> even though the conversation has changed. seems hank greenburg rule something empowering companies to take action. they say the pendulum has swung too far. melissa, david, back to you. david: maria, thank you very much. don't miss mornings with maria starting 6:00 a.m. macy's ceo terry lundgren is maria's special guest. >>> pope francis weighing in on important topic, not poverty, abortion or gay marriage but poverty change. father gerald murray kill tell us why. melissa: fox taking the golf where no network has goneo bu before. by sneak-peek of the u.s. we open. we enacted the lowest corporate tax rate since 1968. we eliminated the income tax on manufacturers altogether. with startup-ny, qualified businesses that start, expand or relocate to new york state pay no taxes for 10 years. all to grow our economy and create jobs. see how new york can give your business the opportunity to grow at ny.gov/business "what is it that we can do that is impactful?" what the cloud enables is computing to empower cancer researchers. it used to take two weeks to sequence and analyze a genome; with the

is on wall street or main street here's what is making money today including tom hanks, academyward winning actor set this stars american hero sully sullenberger captain sully landed his u.s. airplane in the hudson river back in 2009 after it hit a flock of geese. not making money pablo sandoval boston red sox bench first baseman after admitting to using a cell phone and likes woman photograph on instagram during wednesday night's 5-2 loss to atlanta. if they won it might have been different but they lost. looking to cash in on deflate-gate the couple that got this patriots used ball during afc championship game put it up for auction on leyland's.com starting bid is 25,000 but some expect the ball to sell for six figures it ends july 17th no word the ball is deflated melissa they caught it that way. that selling point. >> i can't wait we have to follow that story. we've all been told that having a college degree is a must for a successful creek but a new poll shows many americans feel that being skilled in different aspects of life beats having that four-year degree here now to disc

back to that time and we have spoken to people like the form he treasury secretary hank paul paulsen and neil borofsky, a lot of money was put into the system and today a lot of poorer people said i didn't benefit from any of that. there is no ironclad rule to the economy, how you distribute money in the time of emergency what would you have done different? >> if i were in charge ever all aspects of monetary policy, the budget control act that was passed in the aftermath of the debt sealing hostage crisis in 2010 since 2011 on the united states has been historically austere on the fiscal side, in 2010 we provided the economy a size annal fiscal boost that was prompt but not enough of a fiscal boost to get us in full recovery, from 2011 on we have been dragging on fiscal policy, that's the number one thing i would do different. lessons to learn it is to take seriously about how to expand the tools that the fed actually has to maybe bypass the banks and bypass the need to do the three bank shout off and how to get money to people and one good way to do it in opening would be to reintro

few years specifically with heroin and our female population. >> helen hanks she says women like joe ann are creating a revolving door. >> when we send them back out into the community, we see used to be around 30% of people coming back have a substance abuse related violation. that number's climbed to around 40%. and a lot of that is heroin use and abuse. >> how often do you see people come back through these doors that you recognize? >> oh, every day. every day you hear this one's back and sometimes i feel like i'mgraphy that they're back because they're alive. because there are so many women a woman left here on a friday and by monday she was dead and you know that's sad to me. sometimes when they come through those doors you're almost happy. >> why females? i ask conceptualize the enhanced challenge they're reengaging as parents in a different way than men do, struggling to keep their home, keep their children safe, getting that job and establishing connections that are going to keep them safer and not coming back. i think female population just has more stress. and i think there

take this guy one-on-one. hank fully he was able to subdue this guy, take him into custody without any officers or bystanders injured. bill: fired a few shots in the torso. >> that's right. bill: now the governor was speaking earlier today here in new york. said there has been one escape from this prison in 100 years pretty good track record. >> right. bill: you want it to be 100% secure. now that the second individual is alive don't they want to figure out what kind of help they were getting on the inside? you're running around upstate new york in camouflage clothing. you either stole that clothing rod or someone gave it to you. the latter is a scary proposition. >> we know that joyce mitchell who was the worker that worked inside of the corrections institute we know she assisted these go guys. there may have been another or one or two other people inside of the institution that assisted them, we don't know. yes, you're right. they want to talk to sweat. want to interrogate hem as you get a chance. priority is mending him back to good health. once that happens, they will take him,

is the worst thing tom hanks produced since "bonfire of the vanities." i love when white guys get all "not fair! black people aren't the only group that gets to say the "n" word." yeah, they ( bleep ) are. they are very specifically the only group that gets to say it. sorry, famous actor tom hanks' son. who is the nicest guy in the world, one group can't take something back they forced on to another group. now chet-- or mr. haze-- i don't want to be a forest grump but it's not very big of you to cast away your entitled upbringing and try to make a smash by pretending you're from philadelphia when you're actually from the 'burbs. ( cheers and applause ) because american americans are in a league of their own-- oh, that doesn't sound right. not that one. not that one. this is why people shouldn't talk about this stuff! he said himself hip-hop is all about the culture you identify with, so, comedians, give chet some suggestions for rap lyrics more appropriate to the culture he grew up around. janet varney. >> yo i sit on a bidet. i don't take no low-class dump. bitch, you paid for th

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thank you very much. >>hank you. >>>hank you for what you're trying to do. we have to take a break. coming up next, you'll meet the unid states attorney, melinda hague, who led the drug abuse summit at the san francisco >>> welcome back to "beyond the headlines." we are talking about the epidemic of preriion drugs killing our kids. joining me right now is the honorable melinda haag, u.s. attorn for the northern district of california and was nominated by president obama and confmed by the u.s. senate in august of 2010. you and i had the pleasure of working together othe bullying campai in san francco. >> i have. >> you hadverybody at the drug summit from law enforcement to public health decisionmakers to survivs there. this is near and dear to your heart. >> is. the cdc reports that prescription dug abuse is an epidemic in the country. that viewis supported by what we seendear in the northern district of california. i've heard from parents, educators, medical professionals, pharmacists, and we wnted to find a way to bring them tgether to talk about best praices,alk about data, info

breaking news on hank greenberg's lawsuit against aig. this has to do with a court ruling. matt: hank greenberg is winning his but it does not look like he will be getting any damages. the u.s. set a legal terms in for an $85ig's stock billion bailout, that is what the judge ruled. but does not mean that aig investors deserve compensation. hank greenberg has his day in court. no doubt he will not be pleased with this ruling because he is not getting any compensation. i'm going to continue to look deeper into this and see if it is possible for him to come back and do anything else. but for right now, it looks like he has won his with no compensation. i do not know if that is what he has can record a win. pimm: we will have more on the former chief executive of the aig in his lawsuit against the government. ♪ ♪ back to bloomberg market day. i am pimm fox. i want to get back to some breaking news on aig and hank greenberg. peter has been following the trial that hank greenberg has been undergoing in washington. what exactly was going on and what is this ruling? it is a split de

. this is the only second time that this has happened. pimm: a win in court for hank greenberg but no financial damages. the judge has ruled that the u.s. set illegal terms. that does not mean shareholders deserve compensation. star international sought at least $25 billion for shareholders. the eight-week trial included testimony by former federal reserve chairman ben bernanke. betty: i want to go straight to washington for a quick update from bloomberg's peter cook. as i mentioned a few months ago, hank greenberg's office got the word about this decision through us and he is at this moment i believe assessing exactly what this teen. -- what this means. no damages, that is kind of a blow. peter: this was all about the money so this is a blow to hank greenberg and the other shareholders who are a part of this lawsuit. it is probably not the final word here it i would not be surprised to hear from david boys and hank greenberg that they plan to take this to the supreme court, partly because the court had found the government overstepped boundaries when the bailout first took place. whe

his candidacy official. when the trial, but no money. we will tell you about hank hank berg's lawsuit -- greenberg's lawsuit over the aig bailout. a gun maker is in bankruptcy. cold says the government is not buying enough and 16th. says the government is m-16's.ing enough ♪ betty: good afternoon. i'm betty liu. crumpton.i'm mark we been hearing wealth of talk about what is going on in greece. it seems a stalemate come down -- may come down to a meeting in the next couple of days with european finance ministers as to whether or not resort at the debt repayment extension. the s&p 500 is down more than one third of 1% at 2086. the dow industrial is down over half of 1%, 105 point drop for , 17,790 three. the nasdaq is down almost half a percent at 5027. let's take a quick look at gold and the strength of the dollar. the strength of the dollar causing problems for the gold, not the safe haven that it was. right now gold futures are at $1188. nymex crude is also down, sharply trading at 59 .47 per barrel. a stalemate over the greek debt talks putting pressure on yields. the 10 y

. tt: the fed disagrees with the decision and hank greenberg's suit against aig. in judge said the bailout response to the 2008 financial onerous,s illegally the terms of the bailout. the fed comes back and says it disagrees and says the bailout terms were legal, proper, and effective. extension of credit to aig prevented losses to millions of policyholders, small businesses, and american workers who would have been harmed by aig's collapse in the financial crisis had a not bailed out. the fed disagreeing with the judge. ink greenberg won the case, a way, but was not awarded any damages. he was suing for about $40 billion and got nothing. n which could also be viewed as a loss for hank greenberg, but definitely not good for the fed when a judge calls their actions illegally onerous, and the fed disagrees with that in a statement today. scarlet: thank you. we will continue the discussion on what this decision means for the federal reserve and aig. in the meantime, let's get a look at the markets. u.s. stocks showing losses mirrored declined in europe although we have given back half

hour -- a win for hank greenberg, but no monetary damages. u.s. set auled the precedent but that it doesn't mean shareholders deserve compensation. greenberg's star international has sought three $5 billion for shareholders. this blood decision sets up the possibility that both sides will appeal and a battle over the response will continue for months or years to come. alix: the ongoing conflict in ukraine has come -- has not helped its credit standing. crisisbeen the worst since the cold war between the russia -- between the west and russia. ryan killed -- ryan chilcote rged -- thought that this immediately after -- as rejected and signed ryan: you don't repay bribes? >> no. i think the kremlin has demonstrated responsible behavior. since the peace treaty was signed, there hasn't been a single day without artillery fire in ukraine. scarlet: the "wall street journal" reporting that anthem has made a bid for cigna. bloomberg news reported last anth that humana is reporting sale after being approached for an intentional -- for a potential deal. alix: the deal includes more than 1600 ph

bloomberg market his hank greenberg and trial, but there was no money awarded. we reaction, coming up. ♪ welcome back to the bloomberg market day. i am alix steel. hank greenberg won his argument to hold the u.s. accountable but was awarded no money. he spoke earlier on bloomberg television. hank: obviously, the litigation has been a big overhang on the stock. headline risky of was something keeping a lot of people on the sidelines, and obviously, the judge had a very difficult path to walk -- josh: they had a very difficult path to walk. practicality,r and if you all remember what september 2008 was like, there were a lot of decisions made very quickly, but in hindsight, their work was jens. he found a very practical balance, which, ultimately, i we are very happy about, but sort of as a practical observer of the markets, having done and awful job. josh, they said that the rescue was legal and esa's. i was wondering if we could get your reaction to that news. measure,hink by any you would have to say that the aig rescue was effective. a mitigated question. the courts have spoken

the future of virtual reality devices from the e3 contras in los angeles. >> for hank greenberg, vindication is not enough. he wants the money as well. he wants against the government. ♪ pimm: welcome. i am pimm fox. betty: i am betty liu. we are slightly higher but marginally. we are

from the e3 contras in los angeles. >> for hank greenberg, vindication is not enough. he wants the money as well. he wants against the government. ♪ pimm: welcome. i am pimm fox. betty: i am betty liu. we are slightly higher but marginally. we are rating 2 -- waiting to read with the fed has to say about the hearing. 19 points, the s&p higher as well. really .4%. oil prices are taking a bit of a dip. we have supply numbers out in the u.s. hopefully more supply than was expected. causing nymex oil to drop 1.3%. gold futures are also lower down by .5%. pimm: let's look at how the market is performing right now. a little bit of selling right now. everybody is waiting for the release of meeting minutes are let's take a look at what the u.s. dollar is doing against currency pairs. a little bit of a decline. the end, the dollar strengthens against the yen. a pound sterling also showing constraint against the dollar. time to show the top stories across the bloomberg terminal at this hour. waiting to hear with total reserve says about the prospect of higher interest rate. janet yellen ap

punitive against the company. hank greenberg will speak out with his reaction on the ruling for the first time. it was the tory is for him. he did not win the damages he sought. he is appealing the decision. we will get his full reaction in a few moments. he is joining us in an hour. pimm: thank you very much. still ahead on the bloomberg market day, we will hear from president obama. his first reactions to the decision from the u.s. supreme court upholding subsidies for obamacare. that is next. ♪ we live in a pick and choose world. choose, choose, choose. but at bedtime? ...why settle for this? enter sleep number... don't miss the lowest prices of the season, going on now. sleepiq technology tells you how well you slept and what adjustments you can make. you like the bed soft. he's more hardcore. so your sleep goes from good to great to wow! only at a sleep number store. right now, find the lowest prices of the season, with the c4 queen mattress set only $1499.98. know better sleep with sleep number. justices "market day." upheld in court component of the president's health care

hank greenberg, he is convinced a judge that takeover of aig was illegal but did not get any damages. we will find out if he still considers it a victory. pimm: good afternoon. i am pimm fox. olivia: i am olivia sterns. a quick look at where market -- markets are trading. equities are higher across the board. the main and mark index up by about a quarter of 1%. a little bit of economic data out this morning showing jobless claims came in below 300,000. that reading for the 16 straight week. investors waiting to see what comes out of the emergency meetings in brussels. also, when to show you what is happening in the commodity markets. both oil and gold moving lower but not by much. gold little changed. trading about 11 point -- 1172. pimm: checking the bond market and we see a little bit of it selloff. -- of a selloff. the selling of going on in fixed income. taking a look at the dollar versus the euro. the dollar gains in strength 1 .1196. a little bit more ground against the pound-sterling. now a look at the top stories crossing the bloomberg terminal at this hour. the u.s.

, nissan recalls another 3 million vehicles with to cut a airbags. hank greenberg is hearing a court ruling that proved he was right. a federal claims court decided the terms of the federal bailout of aig were unfair, but in the lord -- awarded aig shareholders no compensation. betty liu had an exclusive interview with mr. greenberg. the government did something improper, overstepped its authority. they benefited to the extent of , and the oner more who overstepped their bounds got rewarded and the shareholders, the victim of that, did not. about $40nberg taxon billion in the case. those are your top stories in this hour. coming up, the nba draft is tonight. we will have the latest on what phil jackson and the next might do after posting their worst season ever. we will then look at the changing demographics in america as minorities passed non-hispanic whites as the -- group of children under the age of five. and then we look at larry summers and find a what he thinks should be done to solve the greek debt crisis. back now to our top story, the monumental ruling of the supreme court

ahead, former aig chairman hank greenberg insists his company still has value when the u.s. government stepped in with that bailout. and aig shareholders should be compensated. we will have more in my exclusive interview with hank greenberg. ♪ betty: it is noon in san francisco. courttoday's supreme ruling, the health care law is here to stay. we look at the reactions. prospect of a deal for greece but leaders have their doubts. we wait for down as the final word from europe. hank greenberg continues his push for financial damages tied to the bailout of aig back in 2008. betty: good afternoon. alix: so good to have you here. look at the a markets. a lower day here across the order. the dow off by 57 points. if you take a look at the smp, you can see where o

. we wait for down as the final word from europe. hank greenberg continues his push for financial damages tied to the bailout of aig back in 2008. betty: good afternoon. alix: so good to have you here. look at the a markets. a lower day here across the order. the dow off by 57 points. if you take a look at the smp, you can see where some of the volatility comes into play. earlier in the morning, you had merkel coming out and saying there is no deal yet. greece is not there and france .aw --coming out he saw the smp fluctuating. then, the prime minister saying the eu leaders turned down the request to talk greece. we are trading right around the lows of the session. jumpedhealth care stocks sharply after the decision came down from the supreme court. since then, they have been trending down a little lower but still holding onto those gains right now. up 2.5% for the entire health care sector. alix: even health care cannot escape the pull. a 10 year yield. if you want to go for safety, that is what investors are doing. up almost 2.4%. the uncertainty over greece continues. headlines

. vonnie: hank greenberg won his lawsuit over the aig a lot. age of -- a judge gave the former ceo a partial victory, ruling that the fed did not have the -- he also said shareholders should not be compensated. the case is likely to make it harder for the government to rescue financial firms in the future. the two biggest makers of video games are squaring off at a convention in los angeles. microsoft has preview the next game in its halo franchise. sony showed clips from new games in final fantasy and several other series. tom: aig -- i read very carefully these reports -- it is the oddest lawsuit. i never understood it from the first day. i am a ceo, i'm angry at what happens in the news, so i will sue somebody. that is my take on it. it is bizarre. brendan: it felt clear that it was about pride. it was about is on -- more about pride and it was about exoneration. is he exonerated now? there was no actual monetary award. tom: this was the most bizarre litigation. brendan: there has been a strain of the anger both at the president and washington in general. tom: just bizarre, and th

companies still using blackberry? guest: some of them are health care companies, some of them are hanks. i work at ubs and we still have a number of devices in our fleet. emily: if software is the new thing, who is the competition? guest: i think that remains to be seen. if i go back when they were eight cottage industry all of these companies were acquired. today, the competition would be mobile iron, which is one of the pure play, standalone company so you have these big enterprise titans they are going up against. my perspective is if anyone is going to pull it off, it is john jen. one thing blackberry has going for them is a large installed base. if you get more fit into a management company across platforms, i think they have a shot at it. emily: thank you so much for joining us. we have some breaking news -- netflix reporting a seven for one stock split. the stock dividend will be payable on july 14. netflix returned 42% annually in the last five years. we will have more on the story as it develops. the name you need to know today is truffle pig. yes, truffle pig. it's the name of a

earlier, symbolic middle finger of hank williams jr. motorcycle riders with long beards emblazoned, those are the tee shirts many people wear today. not -- that all the merged in 1950s and has given us this alternative dukes of hazzard cultural use of the flag. at the same time the proliferation of the flag brought a more sinister kind of use beginning in the late 30's and 40s, but more pronounced in 1948 when the southern states rights party, the dixiecrat party gathered at the auditorium in birmingham alabama for a convention after they nominated strom thurmond for president, rallied, cameras all over the world's published his images of the dixiecrat convention with confederate flags and pictures of robert e. lee being waved. if you look closely i find it very interesting that the people waving those flags were college kids because they made up a very large share of the delegates to the convention in 1948. that is how the flag was introduced or reintroduce perhaps into the political arena in 1948 and became part of the campaign, not officially but by a party supporters. .. it. in

flags that -- the t-shirts you see more than i do suggest that the hank williams, jr. variance the elvis presley and speaks more to the the dukes of hazzard. one of the bumper sticker reductions of the issue is history, not hate, and i always caution people that at the very least, let's introduce the third age, hazards or dukes of. it is equally important in the meaning of the flag today. when you spot a flag, when you're trying to do what you shouldn't try to do which is judge motivation of the person flying it by context but frequently if you take an educated guess it is country it's attitude, it's rebellion in general, good old boys and redneck and may have something to do with one's confederate an zest are sos but perhaps not as much as defenders of the heritage of the nag would like it to be. so it's a third element that makes it difficult to argue this issue in racial terms. many people don't understand it that way. the protectors of the heritage of the flag, who want tote be a memorial reverential symbol, many of them are troubled by a trivialized use of being a symbolic mid

communicators," austin meyer. and democratic representative hank johnson talk about technology issues and patent legislation. >> 97% of the people who are sued by patent trolls have to settle. they don't have the millions of dollars to defend themselves. 90 -- 97% settle and pay an average of 30 -- $300,000. when they pay that, they are locked up under a nondisclosure agreement, a contract that says they are never allowed to tell anybody what happened to them. >> we are excited to have legislation on the topic. we are excited to discuss the issues and see the best way to help entrepreneurs defend their product and run their businesses fair and square. these demand letters would put a company like ours under. >> we are concerned with currently, has to do with closing the door to those who create. they need to be able to use the courts to enforce their property rights. that is a hurdle we will have to overcome. >> monday night at 8:00 eastern on "the communicators" on c-span2. >> next, prime minister david cameron takes questions from the house of commons. then he updates the house on t

"the communicators" austin meyer zannier zanof and hank johnson talk about technology issues and patent legislation before congress. >> 97% of the people that are sued by patent troll has to settle because they don't have the $3 million. they pay an average of $300,000 to the patent troll that's suing them. they are locked up under what's called a n.d.a. which means they're never allowed to tell anybody what happened to them. >> we're very excited to have a legislation on the topic and we're going to speak to as many congressmen to discuss the issues so entrepreneurs can defend their product. any of these letters that will put a company like ours under. >> we are told that we are currently -- to those who create -- who actually use the law to enforce their property rights. so that's the big divide. >> monday night at 8:00 eastern on "the communicators" on c-span 2. >> next british prime minister david kameron takes questions from the members of the house of commons and gives an up date on the recent g 7 summit. after that the scottish parliament debates on whether the united king

hank brown set up their cameras at the rope line outside the hilton. a hotel photographer snaps this picture showing feelman next to the wall and brown to feelman's left. neither photographer knows the blonde man standing behind feelman's right shoulder or what he is about to do. moments after the photograph is taken, the president exits the hilton. >> mr. president -- mr. president? >> the president turns, puts his hands out, and that's when i heard pop, pop, pop, pop. [ gunshots ] >> god! >> brown and feelman don't know if anyone has been injured or worse, but they have one goal -- keep their cameras focused on the president. >> i realized that the picture that i was shooting was history. somebody was trying to kill the president of the united states. >> a third camera covering the scene captures feelman and brown in the middle of the chaos as the secret service rush the president into the car. >> get down! >> it seemed like it was a lifetime, but everything was happening in seconds. the agents were running toward me. the agent had his gun out. >> in the split second before the gun

helped. that was then hank greenberg getting shot down in a federal court today, charlie is going to be with us shortly. but this is what's getting all the attention right now. normally as you know the caveat on this show is that we don't fixate on markets, except when they tell a bigger story. the bigger story with this 113 point drop is that everything goes back to greece. it had been a lot heavier declines this morning on fears that greece is not going to make good on its payments and furthermore, three big payments that are coming to in the next few weeks, it will simply not pay. now, this could be on the part of the prime minister or the realization of the fact that he doesn't have the money to make these measures stick. now we understand that european lenders, the imf, all the leaders of all the major companies trying to cobble this club together are doing all they can to try to keep this thing on. but the real fear our losses were so substantial earlier on, was that it isn't going to be able to be done and greece will fall away from the european union. that is off the fear,