one year later, ron and teresa harshman divorced, sold the farm, and ron moved out of the area. he continued to say he had nothing to do with melvin's disappearance. and he even demanded a meeting with police to stop what he called their harassment. >> we did have the meeting. we had lunch together. it was -- he was sociable, but he bordered on being angry. and the whole purpose was for me to stop interfering in his life, both his social life and with his coworkers. i explained to him that i was an investigator and that all he had to do was to take a polygraph test. and i would personally apologize to everyone, including his co-workers. >> but that was an offer he didn't care to accept. right. 100% real milk, just without the lactose. so you can drink all you want... ...with no discomfort? exactly. here, try some... mmm, it is real milk. see? delicious. hoof bump! oh. right here girl, boom. lactaid®. 100% real milk. no discomfort. and for a creamy and delicious treat, try lactaid® ice cream. highest quality nutritionhe isn't easy, so at gnc, why do we do it? why do we work to

hey, ron, ron, ron, ron, ron, ron, ron. no, no. no one wants to see your magic wand. >> what about my chamber of secrets? [ laughter ] >> jimmy: no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no. ron, ron, ron, ron, ron, ron. stop it. stop it, please. >> all right, all right, jimmy. all right. [ laughter ] i wasn't going to get -- listen. [ raspberry ] [ laughter ] you and me should do a shot, right? on three. >> jimmy: okay. >> i'll be doing the count, not you. [ laughter ] one, two, three. >> jimmy: no, that's just you doing the shot. you're chugging the -- stop it, ron! >> ten points to gryffindor! >> jimmy: all right. that's ridiculous. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> weasley is our king! weasley is our king! >> both: weasley is our king! weasley is our king! [ audience clapping ] >> jimmy: oh, come on. hey, come on, man. come on. what? >> get off. hermione -- don't get off. get back on. [ laughter ] hermione left me again. >> jimmy: no. >> yes. she went off with [ bleep ] viktor krum. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: no, you can't -- >> it's true! >> jimmy

ron:. negro y punto blanco, a veces al aÑo tiene el martillo, pero no te preocupes, los tiburones no te van a hacer nada. paola: yo tengo lo mÍo, soy carne fresca. ron: ellos no vienen acÁ a comer, es como una espada, algunos tienen parÁsitos, y hay pescados aquÍ que comen los parÁsitos, y los limpian. paola: y para tener un encuentro cercano se necesitan unas buenas recomendaciones y aprender el idioma de los buceadores, hablar por seÑas. pero ni crean que yo bajarÍa al fondo del mar sin antes poner a prueba a ron. ron: el tiburÓn martillo. paola: prueba superada, llegÓ el momento de la verdad. sin tiempo que perder, nuestros amigos marinos tenÍan la fiesta lista y nos esperaban. ♪ ♪ y como ven, bajo el agua el mundo es multicolor, hay peces de todos los colores y tamaÑos y se mueven a un ritmo muy diferente al mundo terreste, bailan segÚn como es en las corrientes y las mareas, y cuando menos lo esperas, unas amigas mantarrayas nos vienieron a dar la bienvenida, un lobo m

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and our moderator ron miller. ron: alright, so these are aptly called founder stories. paula founded not one, but two companies. she sold the first one for $1.4 billion, which is a fair amount of money. to put that into perspective -- i did some research, and it was one of only 20 it companies in the last 10 years that sold for more than $1 billion. that's a pretty good company. i am wondering, when you were going back to 2007 and selling that company, where you actually looking to sell? were buyers pursuing you? paula: this is an interesting dance. if you go to fcc.gov you see that we filed. our s1 was approved. we closed the papers on sunday night. if we had not closed the papers. we were doing our roadshow on tuesday -- so we were minutes away from becoming a public company. the 1.4 billion is an impressive number. we were profitable. we had were thousand customers that were happy. -- 4000 customers that were happy. 98% satisfaction rating. we were going to go public. when the numbers given, someone said i wanted to buy 500 million. that is a lot of money. but, if yo

and our moderator ron miller. ron: alright, so these are aptly called founder stories. paula founded not one, but two companies. she sold the first one for $1.4 billion, which is a fair amount of money. to put that into perspective -- i did some research, and it was one of only 20 it companies in the last 10 years that sold for more than $1 billion. that's a pretty good company. i am wondering, when you were going back to 2007 and selling that company, where you actually looking to sell? were buyers pursuing you? paula: this is an interesting dance. if you go to fcc.gov you see that we filed. our s1 was approved. we closed the papers on sunday night. if we had not closed the papers. we were doing our roadshow on tuesday -- so we were minutes away from becoming a public company. the 1.4 billion is an impressive number. we were profitable. we had were thousand customers that were happy. -- 4000 customers that were happy. 98% satisfaction rating. we were going to go public. when the numbers given, someone said i wanted to buy 500 million. that is a lot of money. but, if yo

and our moderator ron miller. ron: alright, so these are aptly called founder stories. paula founded not one, but two companies. she sold the first one for $1.4 billion, which is a fair amount of money. to put that into perspective -- i did some research, and it was one of only 20 it companies in the last 10 years that sold for more than $1 billion. that's a pretty good company. i am wondering, when you were going back to 2007 and selling that company, where you actually looking to sell? were buyers pursuing you? paula: this is an interesting dance. if you go to fcc.gov, you see that we filed. our s1 was approved. we closed the papers on sunday night. if we had not closed the papers. we were doing our roadshow on tuesday -- so we were minutes away from becoming a public company. the 1.4 billion is an impressive number. we were profitable. we had were thousand customers that were happy. -- 4000 customers that were happy. 98% satisfaction rating. we were going to go public. when the numbers given, someone said i wanted to buy 500 million. that is a lot of money. but, if y

sara "socrates" haines. >> you got a b-plus from ron. >> this is how i feel about ron, don. >> tough love make you a better you. >> "pop news" is going to rock soon someday. >> thank you, father ron. >> we'll be right back. with more tough love. >> really ally? >> yeah. >> you're with ron? nexgard, from the makers of frontline® plus. it's the only soft beef-flavored chew that kills both fleas and ticks. vets recommend it. and dogs, well they're begging for it. nexgard is for dogs only. and hasn't been evaluated for use in pregnant, breeding or lactating dogs. reported side effects include vomiting, dry flaky skin diarrhea, lethargy and lack of appetite. use with caution in dogs with a history of seizures. recommended by vets. loved by dogs. from the makers of frontline plus. is that a new washing machine? >>yeah, it's a samsung with activewash. it's got a built-in sink to pre-treat and help get stains out. >>how about this? the samsung washing machine with activewash. get 10% off select major appliances at lowe's welcome to the sleep revolution. all new emergen-zzzz. a natural way t

director ron. >> ron please. >> thank you, commissioner we're on track with our hire we have hired over 2 hundred nurses since january of 2014 just since january of 2015 we've hired hundred and 46 my personnel officer is in san diego and recruiting another one coming up here soon we have vacancies like the medical elevation and lists that is 44 position we're on track and the jc c is a trepd aurpd and faster we have unique positions like radiology we'll have to meet those target but i don't see a problem. >> thank you. any further questions. >> if not thank you very much for your presentation. >> thank you very much and i'll note we didn't have again, no public comment for that item and moving on to item 10 the other business commissioners, i just wanted to brought to your attention we've distributed the examiner article of san francisco values i've heard a lot of issues about our policies more in the negative this was one in which the reason i bring it turk dr. was first president of the commission and

director ron. >> ron please. >> thank you, commissioner we're on track with our hire we have hired over 2 hundred nurses since january of 2014 just since january of 2015 we've hired hundred and 46 my personnel officer is in san diego and recruiting another one coming up here soon we have vacancies like the medical elevation and lists that is 44 position we're on track and the jc c is a trepd aurpd and faster we have unique positions like radiology we'll have to meet those target but i don't see a problem. >> thank you. any further questions. >> if not thank you very much for your presentation. >> thank you very much and i'll note we didn't have again, no public comment for that item and moving on to item 10 the other business commissioners, i just wanted to brought to your attention we've distributed the examiner article of san francisco values i've heard a lot of issues about our policies more in the negative this was one in which the reason i bring it turk dr. was first president of the commission and i think with respect therefore a supreme san francisco values it says for you're rea

let me go to ron regan, this is an interesting development. i'm in the view he'll go middle distance, not sure all the distance. i don't think he's quick silver like michele bachmann. where do you put him as a factor? >> watching donald trump is like watching a room full of monkeys, chris. there is a lot of commotion but not substance and after a few minutes, you move on and i think the elect trit will do the same thing. it's summer now the year before the actual election and donald trump can serve as a campaign here and maybe he's not going to last into the middle term. by fall, when we come back from vacation, things start getting serious, everybody will settle down and realize donald trump is really just running for the attention, he's not really a serious candidate at all and people will move on. >> well, since when does motive matter? [ laughter ] >> i mean, if it's working, he's going to stay in. he's not going to quit if he's doing well and motive doesn't matter. if she's a showman, businessman, he's all those things, he seems to have g

johnson for the seat he lost to ron johnson. what do you think his odds are? >> of winning? >> yes. >> i think fine gold has an excellent chance of winning. i think in a presidential election in wisconsin, despite our history and enormously divisive governor we have is still a blue state. i think johnson is not doing himself good and has tiny polls and constituency of really hard right ranting. >> i can't believe the atlas shrug in detail. that's a good one. thank you, ruth conivef. >> thank you, chris. >>> coming up next, a huge endorsement, as he continues to dominate the 2016 polls. >> men and women just want to do their jobs. so i could get a faulty light switch fixed? yup! or make a backyard pizza oven? oh yeah. i can almost taste it now. tastes like victory. and pepperoni... if you have moderate to severe plaque psoriasis. isn't it time to let the real you shine through? introducing otezla apremilast. otezla is not an injection or a cream. it's a pill that treats plaque psoriasis differently. some people who took otezla sa

he's got the ron paul thing going. kennedy: that's what i said, he's the ron paul of the left. knows he's not going to win, he can say outrageous things. >> pop culture icon. >> or the betty white of the left. i heard that. it's a great analogy. kennedy: i don't think they are mutually exclusive. are you excited to elect our first empress? >> well, elect? i don't know what we need the word for. kennedy: fair point. >> she is going to be, i think, a romney figure. when you talk to her, her book tour should have been a crescendo, it should have been like the queen is coming and people love her, on her book tour, she kept falling on her face because she is being herself. she doesn't know how to talk to the average person. she's going to be like romney. kennedy: speaking of a romney figure, don't we want to see more of her? >> we do. listen. her campaign, she said we're going to double the amount of people she talks to. that means two people. but she is in trouble with bernie sanders. i think she is spooked, obama did an out-of-nowhere thing where he had the charisma. bernie sander

ron, you brought this up first, i think. we're not saying there's a connection. >> no. >> not only that united airlines the more we've been reporting on this this morning, there have been complaints that its system has been out of date for some time. that this is an old system. this was a system being held together by chewing gum, to use a bad metaphor. that is not the case with the nyse. >> reporter: no. this is a highly up to date technology that has been reworked over the last several years to become almost a completely electronic exchange chuck. the floor population, which was back in the late 1990s totaling as many as 3,000 people is down to about 400 to 500. so this is now an electronic routing system. we have multiple exchanges really that exist in parallel with the big board. the nickname for the new york stock exchange. in fact if you take a look at the new york stock exchange today versus where it was in let's say, the year 2000 they have about 14% market share in listed stocks stocks that trade publicly that are a

adam: ron, getting last word. i don't want -- >> all i have to say is i think really reveals what a buff fon donald trump is. he is not serious and carrey is right. he is not a good politician or businessman. he needs to go. adam: i saw democratic strategist, former advisor to dick cheney and political consultant nodding their heads. let's thank you, jessica, ron, carrie, thank you. former texas governor and republican presidential hopeful rick perry will join us. he is currently polling at the lower end of the gop contenders. get your program, you can't tell the gop continueders without a program. we'll ask his strategy to drum up more support. liz? liz: adam, starting today you can not only say you visited inside of the white house, you can prove it. the 40-year ban, yes there has been a ban, against taking photos during tours has now been lifted. in fact, the white house even encouraging folks to post pictures on social media, using #white house tour. cheryl casone joins us. first lady is getting in on the acti

i'm ron swisher. it is a real privilege to host mosaic on behalf of hue burrows, our producer and co- host. we are fortunate to have one of the eye cons of oakland. he was once on the school board, once the editor of the religious oakland tribune, the owner of the post. when i met him in the late 60s and early 70s, he was a community organizer working with the oakland black caucus. you might say he was mr. naacp, along with mr. urban league. always working for justice in our community here in oakland. grew up here and has been in oakland all his life. welcome, paul cobb. >> it is a pleasure to be here today. >> tell us about your background. >> i was born in oakland. my parents come from oklahoma and mississippi, but i was born in oakland. i have attended schools in oakland, and i have had the opportunity to travel all over the country as a journalist and an activist and as a participant in the civil rights struggle and as an advocate for change. >> you told me earlier you had not taken a course in jo

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let me go to ron regan, this is an interesting development. i'm in the view he'll go middle distance, not sure all the distance. i don't think he's quick silver like michele bachmann. where do you put him as a factor? >> watching donald trump is like watching a room full of monkeys, chris. there is a lot of commotion but not substance and after a few minutes, you move on and i think the elect trit will do the same thing. it's summer now the year before the actual election and donald trump can serve as a campaign here and maybe he's not going to last into the middle term. by fall when we come back from vacation things start getting serious, everybody will settle down and realize donald trump is really just running for the attention, he's not really a serious candidate at all and people will move on. >> well since when does motive matter? [ laughter ] >> i mean if it's working, he's going to stay in. he's not going to quit if he's doing well and motive doesn't matter. if she's a showman, businessman, he's all those things he seems to have grabbe

i'm terry san francisco general hospital rebuild director i'm joined here with any usual cohorts ron from the department of public works and william our transition director we're to go talk about our rebuild project as soon as i find the presentation right there. >> my comment those commissioners that have not seen the facility please make arrangements with mark to be able to tour the facilities those of us produce prior to the joint conference committee came away with an expressive building. >> i'd like to mention it was my pleasure to show you the building i'm excited and proud and feel lucky to be part of the process to echo director barbara garcia words we're on track to deliver a new hospital to our staff and san franciscans so this is a great project for part of i want to talk about the highlights of this report but we're going to talk about the impacts 0 our timeline and the milestones we have to meet to meet an adjusted patient date with that talking about the building looking like a hospital exterior and exterior some of the pictures show the rooftop looking at the hospital

the el gunmen on the lower right hand corner and three new units being proposed the project sponsor ron is here to answer any questions you might have that concludes my presentation. >> okay. >> commissioners director ron project sponsor i the want to add that i have a letter from any immediate neighbor former supervisor silver strongly supports this and we're available for questions. >> okay open up for public comment i have two speaker cards charles and another card in opposition with no name. >> good afternoon, commissioners i live on the park top floor of the existing building i'm here to speak in opposition of this condition or whatever this formal hearing it called for this i've been living in the building more more than 10 years and the first floor apartment that was added the continental variance was in 2013 i didn't get involved in but the main point was that apartment took away open and public space son the lot it was a very irregular escape i have to comment on one of the slides the architect showed the overall google view the lot as directly abutting the octavia this is inco

i can make no guarantees about ron claiborne. j j. >> i'll try. >> bill the wild card. >>> speaking of wild cards, our top story, look at this wild scene out of las vegas. smoke billowing over the strip. >> a fire at one of the city's swankiest hotels the five-star cosmopolitan, a magnet for celebrities. terrified guests running for their lives. this morning, the investigation into how it started. abc's alex perez is right there with the very latest. alex, good morning to you. >> reporter: good morning, cecilia. authorities this morning trying to pinpoint exactly what triggered this. guests were at the pool. enjoying the day. when all of a sudden, everything went gone. >> oh, my god, this is unbelievable. unbelievable! unbelievable! there's a fire going out. >> reporter: intense flames and plumes of black smoke turning parts of the trendy cosmopolitan hotel on the vegas strip into a towering inferno. >> you turned around, and the whole thing was on fire. first thing i thought of was get out as fast as possible. >> reporter: flame

>> ron allen, thank you. what started in south carolina forced a broader examination over the use of the confederate flag symbol in official places elsewhere in this country and that fight spilled into the house chamber of the u.s. capital with a shouting match broke out. it was an angry, chaotic scene among protesters. kelly o'donnell is there for us. >> reporter: listen carefully, a roar of protest and passion sweeping the u.s. house today. >> gentlemen. >> reporter: the sound of raw division. >> the flag of the united states of america, this is not that flag. >> had this confederate battle flag prevailed in war 150 years ago, i would not be standing here today as a member of the united states congress. i would be here as a slave. >> reporter: congress is battling over new restrictions to remove confederate battle flags from federal property like national parks. democrats say there is no room for debate. >> don't republicans understand that the confederate battle flag is an insult to 40 million african amer

. >>> we want to check in with ron claiborne with the other stories. including that delicate situation in greece. >> that's right. >>> good morning, everyone. we begin in greece where the polls are now opened for a crucial referendum vote that could decide the country's economic future and the financial stability of europe. abc's alex marquardt is in athens, greece, with the voters. >> reporter: good morning, ron, growing crowds across greece this morning at polling stations like this one, as millions are expected to turn out in this historic referendum that will not only impact greece's place in europe as well as the currency. and the global economy. over the past week, we have seen chaotic scenes. banks across the country have been closed. long lines at atms, people only allowed to take out $67 a year. there are fears the country could run out of money this week. greeks are deeply divided. the possible outcomes and the question on the ballot itself are so complex it is impossible to say what will happen. whichever way this vote goes. lots of fear and

i'm terry san francisco general hospital rebuild director i'm joined here with any usual cohorts ron from the department of public works and william our transition director we're to go talk about our rebuild project as soon as i find the presentation right there. >> my comment those commissioners that have not seen the facility please make arrangements with mark to be able to tour the facilities those of us produce prior to the joint conference committee came away with an expressive building. >> i'd like to mention it was my pleasure to show you the building i'm excited and proud and feel lucky to be part of the process to echo director barbara garcia words we're on to deliver a new hospital to our staff and san franciscans so this is a great project for part of i want to talk about the highlights of this report but we're going to talk about the impacts 0 our timeline and the milestones we have to meet to meet an adjusted patient date with that talking about the building looking like a hospital exterior and exterior some of the pictures show the rooftop looking at the hospital one of

the plan is to bring the confederate flag down. >> ron allen, thank you. what started in south carolina forced a broader examination over the use of the confederate flag symbol in official places elsewhere in the country and that fight spilled into the house chamber of the u.s. chapapital with a shouting match broke out. it was an angry scene. kelly o'donald is there for us. >> reporter: listen carefully, a roar of protest and passion sweeping the u.s. house today. >> gentlemen. >> reporter: the sound of raw division. >> the flag of the united states of america, this is not that flag. >> had this confederate battle flag prevailed in war, 150 years ago, i would not be standing here today as a member of the united states congress. i would be here as a slave. >> reporter: congress is battling over new restrictions to remove confederate battle flags from federal property like national parks. democrats say there is no room for debate. >> don't republicans understand that the confederate battle flag is an insult to 40 million african americans. >> reporter: this

ron. >> okay, thanks. alex marquardt in athens. >>> now to a fourth of july barrage of air strikes by coalition forces against isis targets in syria. the defense department targeting isis' self-proclaimed capital of raqqah. 16 precision air strikes in all destroying several structures controlled by the terrorist groups and also transit routes inside of syria. this comes the same day a new video surfaced purportedly showing a mass execution by isis in the ancient ruins of palmyra. inside that middle eastern country. >>> here in the u.s., rescue crews will be back on the ohio river this morning searching for three people still missing after their boat capsized, killing two people on board that boat. according to our station in kentucky, whas nine people in all were onboard the pontoon boat in the ohio river by louisville watching fourth of july fireworks when that accident oh kurd. >>> a dramatic fourth of july sea rescue. a carnival cruise line spotted two people calling for help aboard a small sailboat bet

ron jaworksi and carmichael are having a good time they're in a groove. soul clinching home advantage with a win over chief land and how about this? soul are 8-0 at home after beating cleveland 72-56. ron jaworksi and company very happy tonight. >> philly have a winner. >> yes they do. >> thank you sir. >> "action news" at 11:30 continues next and more than a bumpy ride. several passengers on board united airlines plane rushed to the hospital after severe tush ulance for landing and all systems go as harrison ford makes a surprise appearance since injured in a plane crash and that was not the only treat for "star wars" fans we'll show you the new trailer for upcoming movie. those stories and more when "action news" comes right backpack >> saturday night i'm walter perez, actually sunday night, no saturday night. i lost track of time. here's what's happening on "action news" 11:30 donald trump doubles down on tough talk about immigration and what he had to say about the rally earlier today. and passengers on board a united airlines flight get toss around s

owens ron has been doing this since the mid 70s around 40 years i think he's extremely well-spoken and very reasonable and unlike many talk show hosts in have an action to grind he's undergoing surgery in the next week or two has parkinson's disease and going to have serious surgery i don't get to listen to him that often that is right in the middle of a work day broadway-sansome apartments but on thursday i'm working to turn on ron and he railway zip codes three and four with his ability to work what the callers. >> commissioner moore. >> i'd like to ask we close today in memoriam of rosa former colleague a designer we know for quite a few decades he passed away unexpectedly last sunday. >> commissioner richards question for the staff for the two week report. >> do you think we'll be able to do that for those two projects. >> for 6th street we'll accommodate the project but the harrison project maybe a little bit more difficult given vacation timing and other factors. >> then i'd ask ms. hester to ask to work with you. >> couple of things j.k. jean wrote the housing balance report you

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you have to begin with you, ron, from the republican side right now. are all these personal attacks distracting from the real issues that americans should be caring about? >> no question about it, if you look at fact we have so many people in this country underemployed, looking for a job. the high threat of terrorism is as high now since 9/11. we're talking about donald trump. this is a sideshow. makes the gop look bad. you have one republican candidate trying to outdo the other to invoke trump's name and get in the newspaper. no. if they want to run and win, talk about the issues and not donald trump. liz: and suddenly mike huckabee jumps in and now we're all talking about mike huckabee. but joe, in what world should pursuing a diplomatic strategy, at least an effort, whether misguided, according to people, be equated with a nazi leader, gassing six million jews? that suddenly becomes very, very much a hot button discussion. >> no, there's no reason to do that. actually there is one reason, and that's part of what we're talking about. the reality is i

>> and ron fornier called him a combed over version of a reflection of angry america. i think that's right. one of the things that is interesting. anderson hit on this during his interview. he called on. right now the main appeal to his straight talking breath of fresh air saying it like he sees it donald trump. that's the perceived presentation he has for a lot of voters. what you are seeing right now because of the scrutiny a certain level of hypocrisy start to be exposed. the fact that he railed against china and railed against trade. where at the same time donald trump signature collection ties are made in china. you have illegal immigrants working on work sites on hotels. interesting to see whether that starts to have an if pact on what was a boomlet during the announcement. when people start to see that maybe this isn't straight tauvenlgttalk. maybe i am being misled. >> what about the republican brand, jeff? because the rnc and we have had a spokesperson on from the rnc. they said obviously it is less than helpful than what donald trump has set. that's not some

. >>> we want to turn things over to ron. other stories we are tracking including a man hunt in california. >>> manhunt under way in northern california, police try to track down what they're calling a person of interest in the deaths of three children and two adults which they're calling a homicide. all five were found dead saturday in a modesto, california, home. police think a man named martin martinez knows something about those deaths. they are not saying what his connection is though to the victims. >>> and now to long island, new york, where a night of fun turned deadly for some friends, a pickup truck crashed into a limousine with eight people inside. killing four women and seriously injuring two others, the crash happened when a limo attempted to make a u-turn. that is when a truck rammed through the middle of that vehicle. >>> in south carolina the confederate flag debate rages on from demonstrators from several african-american groups, including the new black panther party and nation of islam clashing verbally with

all right, thanks, phil, appreciate it. >>> ron is back with another look at the other news headlines including more on our top story, those california wildfires. >> yeah, that's right. a thousand firefighters out there in california still battling that huge fast-moving wildfire that is east of los angeles. the raging wildfire set 20 vehicles ablaze on interstate 15, the main highway between l.a. and las vegas. that fire only 5% contained at this hour. >>> now to breaking news from chattanooga, tennessee, randall smith a sailor injured during the shooting spree in that city has died. his death comes two days after four marines were killed and three others injured when 24-year-old mohammad youssuf abdulazeez attacked those recruiting centers. abdulazeez was shot to death by police. >>> and in texas caught on camera a woman giving birth in a car. >> oh, no, please. >> on a busy highway. >> there it is. >> looks remarkably calm. >> isn't that amazing? >> there's no way she just had a baby. >> well, maybe she found that baby. i don't know, or a stork dropped it through the sky light. >> t

. >>> we want to turn things over to ron with the other stories including a shooting spree in maine. >> that is right. a convicted sex offender in maine is back behind bars this morning accused of fatally shooting two people and wounding three others in separate incidents in that state. police say that anthony lord beat a man and stole guns from him and a pickup truck before going on that rampage. when he was arrested a 22-year-old woman was rescued, would have been in his custody unharmed. >>> a small passenger plane crashed into a rugged mountainous area of alaska killing one person but four others on board that plane survived. coast guard officials say their rescue efforts were hampered by poor weather and the steep terrain but they were able to hoist the survivors by helicopter from that crash site. >>> overseas in south africa more than 300 people injured when their commuter train rammed into a stopped train. the accident occurred in johannesburg on friday during the height of the evening rush hour. the stopped train was in a station at the time. >>> and back at home, it's three

. >>> we want to turn things over to ron. >>> manhunt under way in northern california, police try to track down what they're calling a person of interest in the deaths of three children and two adults which they're calling a homicide. all five were found dead in a modesto, california, home. police think a man named martin martinez knows something about those deaths. >>> and now to long island, new york, where a night of fun turned deadly for some friends, a pickup truck crashed into a limousine with eight people inside. killing four people. the limo tried to make a u-turn, the truck rammed through the middle of that vehicle. >>> in south carolina the confederate flag debate rages on. demonstrators from several african-american groups including the new black panther party and nation of islam clashing verbally with ku klux klan members and others supporters, this was on saturday, five people were arrested in that incident. >>> now to the british open and golf over in scotland, which was supposed to be today, the final round, but horrible weather literally blew that away, blew it off sc

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cnbc contributor ron is standing by. ron, thank you so much for joining us. first question many assumed there would be a backup system in play when you're talking about the epicenter of our economy, in a sense. >> there is a redundant system but that's usually reserved for something like 9/11. after 9/11, the new york stock exchange built a parallel exchange away from new york city and there are redundancies built into the system but clearly they're having rather severe technical difficulties at the moment and as bob losani just reported probably related to technology. it is interesting to note united airlines had a computer outage today that grounded 3500 flights for over an hour. i'm operating on speculation here but you do have to wonder if that raises concerns about whether this is kind of a cyber security issue of some sort given what happened with united this morning. there are fundamental challenges facing the market right now. china's stock market was down another 6% last night despite massive efforts by the chinese government to intervene and support

ron hubbard. really the church has had only two people in charge for all these years. >> right. >> who, from your perspective, has been a greater influence over the church and the issues that you have with the church over the years? was it hubbard or was it miscavige? did hubbard, essentially plant the seed that has now fully flowered, or did miscavige really take an organization that was kind of a little odd and weird to contemplate from the outside in a more problematic direction? >> i think it was baked in from the start with hubbard. the idea of fair game is a --. >> it's a hubbard concept. >> right. and i think, you know, the other thing that was a hubbard concept, and this is quite clear. and we have testimony from his second wife --. >> yeah. >> -- in the film where he started the religion as kind of a tax scam. >> yeah. >> you know, it was like if you're a religion, no one's going to tax you. wouldn't that be great? i don't have to give any of my money to the government. >> right. >> now i