. >> ann dolan is a former fairfax county schooleacher and mother. she's also the founder of educational connection, an in-home tutoring service. one of the best ways to keep kids mentally sharp is by reading. >> that is really the start, engaging kids, t even signim up for your local good old fashioned library program where they can be incentivized andte moti to read books this they love. >>f a reluctant reader, audio books are a good option too. >> stues showhat that's just as positive and helpful than reading books independently. newnd teaching your child a skill over the summer like cooking is another easy way to integrateh into their day. >>n if it's oh, can you measure a half a cup of what's half of a half a cup,enetting themged. asking them to measu the ingredients is a very easy way to incorporate math. >> look for creative ways to bring the classroom into your home with flash acards. >>time you can have that part to learning and not just a thatitory part by reciting facts, you're more likely to cement it into your memory. >> how abo a multip

. >> that's where technology can come into play ann dolan runs educational connection. she says those digital devices your kids love can be used strategically to learn a new skill and inspire their curiosity. >> la nina. >> it helps kids learn a foreign language. she said sure 5-year-old is obsessed with learning german because of lingo. he does it independently. it is soin engaging a video game format, kids love using it. >>or middle schoolchildren, skillshare. it teaches them how to coer dit recipes, photography. there are thousands of courses on this app. some of them are free. another app called skyviewra encous kids to look up and learn by gazing at the stars. . >> this is fascinating, especially for kids that love science or if you want your child to be interestedin astronomy. they take their iphone or ipad and point it the sky. it can identifya star perns, satellites or constellations. kids can learn just by shooting and pointing and learning abt ro astno astmy >> and it is backed by bill andeth melinda gates associati. kindergarten through early collegyes fromod

the only in new york city their original new york city james dolan threatening to kick people out of a reno that's just it no respectable superstar wants to go play there as we've seen move just seen that play out absolute mess. you know. but. bob meyers said it handle it with classes like best of luck >>> travel consideration provided by -- >>> it's a new day here in this country. >> a big day for norah o'donnell she took over as cbs evening news. who's going on have a big day tomorrow? because the primetime emmy nominations are being announced. >> good place cast mates are pulling for darcy. >> i hope she gets to announce her own name. >> happy to acknowledge everyone. >> he's funny. >> bye, everybody. >>this my life a that is up and down the latest on that fast-moving fire in san jose, the parking lot dispute takes a terrifying turn in the east bay next thing i seem to get guys grabbing a gun out of his glove box, hundreds of acres in the santa cruz mountains are going to the dogs and cats too we'll tell you about the ambitious plan to handle pads with behavioral problems. 2 homes

the ends of golden dolan's parliamentary career. and we saw that the beginning of that in the european parliament elections 6 weeks ago when they plummeted from the 9 percent that they had won in european elections 5 years ago. the stage was set for golden dawn to decline on sunday as well but i don't think that anyone predicted that they would disappear from parliament altogether falling below the 3 percent threshold of the popular vote that you need to be in parliament that we shall see how that plays out in the coming days there is another. rights which staunchly right wing not national socialist not fascist party in parliament which is called the greek solution they may pick up some of that constituency they seem to have done that already but they have a different agenda. we shall see how we shall see how they act as successors possibly at least a part of golden dawn's agenda ok john psaropoulos for now i thank you very much indeed. amnesty international is urging the u.n. to investigate the so-called war on drugs in the philipp

colleen dolan, the mother of one of the 36 victims of the ghost ship warehouse fire isn't believing a word almena

. >> reporter: tough testimony for colleen dolan to listen to. her daughter, chelsea, was one of 36 people who died in the oakland ghost ship warehouse fire. >> i saw him the night of the fire. i saw him at 3:00 in the morning, ride up on a child's bicycle, screaming at the top of his lungs the f word. and then he said "my staff!" while i am watching the building burn and my daughter is trapped inside. all of her friends were trapped inside. and he is worried about his "stuff." it makes me sick. >> do you think of that when you listen to him in the stand? >> i think of that day and night. i think of him making excuses. >> reporter: derick almena try to stay more focused today after an emotional start on the stand yesterday. but even his lawyers said his client is an artist and his mind is filled with so many details that sometimes answering the questions directly can be difficult. during cross-examination almena's attorney claimed that a prosecutor saying they're "harassing my client." >> it is like a prizefight, you want to punch your opponent i

. >> reporter: tough testimony for colleen dolan to listen to. her daughter, chelsea was one of 36 people who died in the oakland ghost ship warehouse fire. >> i saw him the night of the fire. i saw him at 3:00 in the morning right up on a child's bicycle screaming at the top of his lungs the f word. and then he said all my stuff. while i am watching the building burn and my daughter is trapped inside all of her friends were trapped inside. and he is worried about his "stuff." it makes me sick. i think of that day and night. i think of him making excuses. >> reporter: now, coming up at 6 we will hear more from victims family members and a lot of tension in the courtroom. even between the attorneys. we'll have more coming up at 6. in oakland, juliette goodrich, kpix5. >>> the search for a killer is underway in livermore after a 16-year-old was shot at a taco bell. please identify the suspect as jorge luis tellez. they consider him armed and dangerous. a swat team went to tellez's home to serve a search warrant. he wasn't there so they issued the a

it is having and negative impact on many people there is there are some scientists for example paul dolan of the you who argue that in 10 years' time we will speak of social media in this same matter in the same way we speak about tobacco now is something that is pleasurable in the moment but highly toxic and addictive do you agree with that i agree that we should be mindful of how we use social media and i agree with that it can have negative consequences for our wellbeing. so if we use social media to. compare ourselves to everybody else that. leading these seemingly amazing lives on instagram and so on. then it can have a negative effect if we use social media to actually be social then that might have a positive impact i think. we have to be a little more nuanced in how we look at social media or so if we say books you know books can be great and they can be horrible so i think it's the behavior is what we choose to do with either books or social media. that is the key here now i think one of the reasons why is social comparisons are so debilitating is low self-worth you know the fail

it is having and negative impact on many people there is there are some scientists for example paul dolan of the you who argue that in 10 years' time we will speak of social media in this same matter in the same way we speak about tobacco now is something that is pleasurable in the moment but highly toxic and addictive do you agree with that i agree that. we should be mindful of how we use social media and i agree with that it can have negative consequences for our well being. so if we use social media to compare ourselves to everybody else that are leading these seemingly amazing lives on instagram and so on. then it can have a negative effect if we use social media. to actually be social then that might have a positive impact i think. we have to be a little more nuanced in how we look at social media or so if we take books you know books can be great and they can be horrible so i think it's the behavior is what we choose to do with either books or social media. that is the key here now i think one of the reasons why is social comparisons are so debilitating is low self-worth you know th

it is having and negative impact on many people there is there are some scientists for example paul dolan of the you who argue that in 10 years' time we will speak of social media in this same matter in the same way we speak about tobacco now is something that is pleasurable in the moment but highly toxic and addictive do you agree with that i agreed that. we should be mindful of how we use social media and i agree with that it can have negative consequences for our well being. so if we use social media to compare ourselves to everybody else that. leading these seemingly amazing lives on instagram and so on. then it can have a negative effect if we use social media. to actually be social then that might have a positive impact i think. we have to be a little more nuanced in how we look at social media or so if we say books you know books can be great and they can be horrible so i think it's the behavior is what we choose to do with either books or social media. that is the key here now i think one of the reasons why is social comparisons are so debilitating is low self-worth you know the f

it is having and negative impact on many people there is there are some scientists for example paul dolan of the few who argue that in 10 years' time we will speak of social media in this same matter in the same way we speak about tobacco now is something that is pleasurable in the moment but highly toxic and addictive do you agree with that i agree that. we should be mindful of how we use social media and i agree with that it can have negative consequences for our wellbeing. so if we use social media to compare ourselves to everybody else that are leading these seemingly amazing lives on instagram and so on. then it can have a negative effect if we use social media. to actually be social then that might have a positive impact i think. we have to be a little more nuanced in how we look at social media or so if we take books you know books can be great and they can be horrible so i think it's the behavior is what we choose to do with either books or social media. that is the key . now i think one of the reasons why is social comparisons are so debilitating is low self-worth you know the fa

it is having and negative impact on many people there is there are some scientists for example paul dolan of the you who argue that in 10 years' time we will speak of social media in this same matter in the same way we speak about tobacco now is something that is pleasurable in the moment but highly toxic and addictive do you agree with that i agree that. we should be mindful of how we use social media and i agree with that it can have negative consequences for our well being. so if we use social media to. compare ourselves to everybody else that. leading these seemingly amazing lives on instagram and so on. then it can have a negative effect if we use social media. to actually be social then that might have a positive impact i think. we have to be a little more nuanced in how we look at social media or so if we say books you know books can be great and they can be horrible so i think it's the behavior is what we choose to do with either books or social media. that is the key . now i think one of the reasons why is social comparisons are so debilitating is low self-worth you know the fail

it is having and i get an impact on many people there is there are some scientists for example paul dolan of the you who argue that in 10 years' time we will speak of social media in this same matter in the same way we speak about tobacco now is something that is pleasurable in the moment but highly toxic and addictive do you agree with that i agree that. we should be mindful of how we use social media and i agree with that it can have negative consequences for our well being. so if we use social media to. compare ourselves to everybody else that are leading these seemingly amazing lives on instagram and so on. then it can have a negative effect if we use social media. to actually be social then that might have a positive impact i think. we have to be a little more nuanced in how we look at social media or so if we say books you know books can be great and they can be horrible so i think it's to behaviors what we choose to do with either books or social media. that is the key. now i think one of the reasons why is social comparisons are so debilitating is low self-worth you know the failu

it is having and negative impact on many people there is there are some scientists for example paul dolan of the you who argue that in 10 years' time we will speak of social media in this same matter in the same way we speak about tobacco now is something that is pleasurable in the moment but highly toxic and addictive do you agree of of that i agree that we should be mindful of how we use social media and i agree with that it can have negative consequences for our wellbeing. so if we use social media to compare ourselves to everybody else that. leading these seemingly amazing lives on instagram and so on. then it can have a negative effect if we use social media. to actually be social then that might have a positive impact i think. we have to be a little more nuanced in how we look at social media or so if we say books you know books can be great and they can be horrible so i think it's the behavior is what we choose to do with either books or social media. that is the key . now i think one of the reasons why is social comparisons are so debilitating is low self-worth you know the failur

colleen dolan, the mother of one of the 36 victims of the ghost ship warehouse fire isn't believing a word almena is saying. >>so do i trust him to i believe him. everything he says he says. >>indirectly a minute talked on tuesday about the king family, the owners of the warehouse who are not testifying in this case, a man as attorney believes the ng family is more responsible than anyone else. but says they pled the 5th amendment when they were subpoenaed. >>my god, you know, yes the fire department responsible yes police. agencies are responsible the ash the building inspectors, responsible, but most responsible is still and more serious final question tell me that on tuesday was about his family. >>sarah put up a photo of el nino with his wife and 3 children and asked him if he would put them in danger, whatever subject them to the risk of fire amanda touched each one of his children's faces in the photo and said no wiping away a tear. >>he is such a poor or actor. the it doesn't know how. agent very well children fake tears better than he does. >>that was michelle kingston reporti

colleen dolan, the mother of one of the 36 victims of the ghost ship warehouse fire isn't believing a word now mina is saying. >>so do i trust him to i believe him. everything he says he says. >>indirectly a minute talked on tuesday about the king family, the owners of the or not testifying in this case, a man as attorney believes the ng family is more responsible than anyone else. but says they pled the 5th amendment when they were subpoenaed the landlord is a slum lord. >>in the landlord should be punished and a lot more walks away free and clear on the so-called 5th amendment privilege sarah's final question tell me that on tuesday was about his family. >>sarah put up a photo of el nino with his wife and 3 children and asked him if he would put them in danger, whatever subject them to the risk of fire amanda touched each one of his children's faces in the photo and said no wiping away a tear. >>he is such a poor or actor. the it doesn't know how. to take it very well. >>we're expecting a full day of cross examination on wednesday and possibly more on thursday in oakland, michelle k

. >> reporter: anne dolan is former fairfax county schoolteacher and mother of two. she's also the founder of educational connections, an in-home tutoring service and says one of the best ways to keep kids mentally sarp is by reading. >> that is really the start. engaging kids, even signing ther up f your local good old-fashioned library program where tey can be incentivized and motivated to read books that they love. >> reporter: if you have a reluctant reader, audio books are a good option, too. >> in fact, studies show that's just as positive and helpful in reading books independently. >> reporter: and teaching your child a new skill over the summer, like cooking, is an easy way to integrate math into their day. >> so even if 's, oh, can you measure half a cup or, w at's half of a half a cup, getting them engaged and asking them to measure out ingredients and mix it up and be super happy with the outcome is a great way t incorporate math. >> and look for creative ways to bng the clag room into your home with flashcards. >> any timean you c have that sight learning

colleen dolan, the mother of one of the 36 victims of the ghost ship warehouse fire isn't believing a word almena is saying. >>so do i trust him to i believe him. everything he says he says. >>indirectly a minute talked on tuesday about the king family, the owners of the or not testifying in this case, a man as attorney believes the ng family is more responsible than anyone else. but says they pled the 5th amendment when they were subpoenaed the landlord is a slum lord. >>and the landlord should be punished and a lot more walks away free and clear on the so-called 5th amendment privilege sarah's final question tell me that on tuesday was about his family. >>sarah put up a photo of el nino with his wife and 3 children and asked him if he would put them in danger, whatever subject them to the risk of fire amanda touched each one of his children's faces in the photo and said no wiping away a tear. >>he is such a poor or actor the doesn't know how. agent very well. >>we're expecting a full day of cross examination on wednesday and possibly more on thursday in oakland, michelle kingston kr

storm, ploded like and by the time we are coming at night, t plane and -- we were laughing the fact -- dolan, we were laughing and celebrating fact that we didn't get any deal. eagan came back and he was in wonderful spirits. jimmy u're determined, stewart and i, telling story, but president nixon kept it inside himself and he brooded. mean, when he would call you at night and he was angry at omething the voice was low, i want you to do this, do this, do that, and go after them, and he things get to him in a way that i don't think president reagan did. i think there was a certain healthy thing of sort of it outr and then getting of the system. and that's the real difference two.en the >> during the next watergate, on, the bob haldeman, mcgruder, chuck went to prison. they testified. you testified, i've got a little piece of video from your testimony. you say that you had your brother sit behind you. right. >> why? >> my brother crick. i had watched all the others up they all had these lawyers sitting beside them. seeknow, and as soon as you that these guys have got a lawyer, he's got a probl

so the dolan family owns 17% of the economic interest of the company. it's a dual voting class of stock. they own 60% of the vote yet every quarter they are buying back 1% or 2% of the company. i pay attention when a big owner is retiring stock. he's selling the discount what he thinks the business is worth and sells six times cash flow. it's not doing anything because everybody is worried about cord cutting but they have content and other things going for them. so we find a lot of things that make sense google -- >> i was going to ask you about google do you feel better about google today than you did some three months ago following their earnings you got a buyback. you must feel better today >> yeah, yeah, i felt good when i owned it basically it's 22 times earnings not expensive where it is. and now with $25 billion buyback they announced, they maybe have a more efficient capital structure. yeah, look as i said earlier, in 2000, everybody was hopped up on cisco at 100 times earnings. now they're worried about google at 22 times earnings with a fortre

sort of exploded like a storm, and by the time we are coming home on that plane at night, dolan -- celebrating the fact that we didn't get any deal. reagan came back and he was in wonderful spirits. pat, you're determined, jimmy stewart and i, telling story, but president nixon kept it inside himself and he brooded. i mean, when he would call you at night and he was angry at something the voice was low, i want you to do this, do this, do that, and go after them, and he would let these things get to him in a way that i don't think president reagan did. as i say, i think there was a certain healthy thing of sort of an anger and then getting it out of the system. and that's the real difference between the two. >> during the next administration, watergate, bob haldeman, magruder, chuck colson, they all went to prison. they testified. you testified, i've got a little piece of video from your testimony. you say that you had your brother sit behind you. >> right. >> why? >> my brother crick. i had watched all the others up there and they all had these lawyers sitting beside them. you know, and as soo

. >> then you can't disagree with dolan's decision not to give them a max contract because they were worried about the fact he probably won't play a whole year and whether he's worth the max with the achilles injury. >> four-year deal. now they're just signing people for the minimum. what's better? >> people don't like the management, i'm not sure they like the coach won 17 games two years in a row. >> good coach. we want them to do it because they would have a good stock value. what would that stock look like today? >> if they signed kawhi, that probably would have been best for the stock. >> all i know is iguodala was here last week, he went on "power lunch" and they said who are the knicks going to get? and he said they're not going to get anybody. >> no, i don't think they got bad guys and r.j. can play it probably won't be as bad as last year but they're not in contention. >> that's a low bar, my man. >> and what sucks is probably 25% of the teams in the nba based on what we've seen in the last 24 hours actually could see they're competing this year. it's a really, really big ye

joining us by phone, msnbc producer casey dolan. we didn't have a lot of information when this first came down. the only information that we had, for instance here at 30 rockefeller plaza, here at nbc news and msnbc studios, the lights went out. >> yeah. the lights went out. it was about two or three blocks. the lights went out. the air conditioning, the fire marshal got on the phone. we came out here in the theater district. supposed to go to a show at 8:00. you have hundreds if not thousands of us. i was waiting at the off broadway show at new world stages and everyone was gathered outside and it looked like that when you look out. it's light and people are wondering, what's going on? will the theater be interrupt and dinner plans? >> what about police, firefighters. do you see any more activity? >> definitely seeing it go by. i would not say skin. with the corporate restaurants and bars, you see the heightened security. making sure everyone is okay. i don't know if you can hear the fire truck go by. a heightened presence but calm

changed the whole company, got rid of dolan got to -- look, i'm not -- this is not elizabeth warren. it is what you would do. >> this is compared to what elizabeth warren would do. >> i'm not sure. i think elizabeth warren in terms of the board -- in terms of what corporate governance, i think it is elizabeth warren like corporate -- she is not trying to break up facebook. alphabet, yes. amazon web service would have to compete against amazon >> i'm busy getting ready for fresh -- >> you're frustrating me >> it is a complex story we'll be dealing with. >> complex i'm just -- >> i want to make sure it is right. >> this is a truly invasive action against a company that may have violated privacy, but has been a -- it is -- you don't get to be the faang for nothing. >> so, wait, their market cap absolves them of corporate responsibility >> no. look, if people -- if the customer felt that they were -- that it was a destruction of their own privacy, why are they still there? >> that's the bigger question. >> yes that's what i'm saying he's got to do the t-mobile. they already broke that. d

expert grill master but also a sign of something else you need to know about our health expert, karen dolan joins me this morning to tell us more about the art of cancer safe barbecuing with but and i brought you back to ok still win win. >>muscle when muscle is exposed to high temperatures whether it's a beef or chicken or fish. it can cause us these cancer chemicals all and they're kind of a mouthful the head. yes, they usually are. which are the cycling and means and no skin those are formed and the muscle is exposed to the high so high heat because it they the research shows that it will tend to all to the which can cause cancer too. and the other is the p ath. the aromatic hydrocarbons and those are coming from when you're the fat drips off the meat into lane and then the smoke is formed and these pha says are in the smoke. however the me too then adhere to it so you have a double a double hit yes, that lot of cancer causing pounds on your your mate, they're ok karen. so what we did yet not all is lost. so we'll have to. is co-leading the high as 8. eat meat that's less that so that yo