cooper: he is talking about the explosion that killed 29 coal miners in a mine run by the man known as the king of coal, who became the first c.e.o. of a major american company convicted of a workplace safety crime. this was a coal mine and a company that was, not an exaggeration to say run, as a criminal enterprise. this can be likened to a drug organization and the defendant was the kingpin. stahl: i m going to give you 1,000. oh, you re tipping with it. thank you very much. god bless you. stahl: if you want to see the future of money, go to the slums of nairobi. so wonderful! stahl: what s happening today in kenya is a banking breakthrough right up there with the invention of the credit card and the a.t.m. it is often referred to as kenya s alternative currency, but safer and more secure. stahl: you re texting money. you are effectively texting money. i m steve kroft. i m lesley stahl. i m anderson cooper. i m bill whitaker. i m scott pelley
the explosion that killed 29 coal miners in a mine run by the man known as the king of coal, who became the first c.e.o. of a major american company convicted of a workplace safety crime. this was a coal mine and a company that was, not an exaggeration to say run, as a criminal enterprise. this can be likened to a drug organization and the defendant was the kingpin. stahl: i m going to give you 1,000. oh, you re tipping with it. thank you very much. god bless you. stahl: if you want to see the future of money, go to the slums of nairobi. so wonderful! stahl: what s happening today in kenya is a banking breakthrough right up there with the invention of the credit card and the a.t.m. it is often referred to as kenya s alternative currency, but safer and more secure. stahl: you re texting money. you are effectively texting money. i m steve kroft. i m lesley stahl. i m anderson cooper. i m bill whitaker. i m scott pelley. those stories tonight on 60
and all strains of conservative wings in the party. thank you for joining us. i m mike hydeck. it appears that paul ryan is optimistic about today s meeting. weijia jiang reports. donald trump headed waves. the party s nominee sat down with house speaker paul ryan. and afterwards ryan and trump issued a joint statement saying this was our first meeting, but a very positive step towards unification. outside protesters would stage what looks more like a circus. we can bring more money. reporter: the demonstrators included those to deport the undocumented immigrants. we are here trying to give them something for their community and they their doors. reporter: the meeting came a week after ryan publicly refused to endorse trump. highlighting the party s struggle to end the fighting after the decisive primary season. but ryan seemed determined to move forward. we re committed to putting that in so that we will be at full strength this fall to win this election. rep
the explosion that killed 29 coal miners in a mine run by the man known as the king of coal, who became the first c.e.o. of a major american company convicted of a workplace safety crime. this was a coal mine and a company that was, not an exaggeration to say run, as a criminal enterprise. this can be likened to a drug organization and the defendant was the kingpin. stahlr]tw: i m going to giveu 1,000. oh, you re tipping with it. thank you very much. god bless you. stahl: if you want to see the future of money, go to the slums of nairobi. so wonderful! stahl: what s happening today in kenya is a banking breakthrough right up there with the invention of the credit card and the a.t.m. it is often referred to as kenya s alternative currency, but safer and more secure. stahl: you re texting money. you are effectively texting money. i m steve kroft. i m lesley stahl. i m anderson cooper i m bill whitaker. i m scott pelley. those stories tonight on 60
they may have made it more difficult for hillary clinton and donald trump to secure respective party nominations. david schuster reports. it is my greatly pleasure to introduce hillary clinton. reporter: in pennsylvania, the democratic front runner embraced organized labor and tried in her speech to reset her campaign. when unions are strong, families are strong and americans are strong. but after losing the last eight democratic contests, her frustration with bernie sanders is boiling over. in a television interview she attacked him over climate change. i couldn t believe it when senator sanders opposed the paris agreement, the best chance we have to embrace climate change and deal with the consequences. reporter: but senator sanders said he didn t oppose the paris agreement for any other reason than it doesn t go far enough. some environmental activists are now blasting clinton, quotemen s part of clinton s challenge with progressives on environmental issues is
welcome to your world this morning. the frontrunners in the presidential campaigns trying to plot a new way forward after their big losses in the wisconsin two weeks to go until the next major primary in new york. donald trump campaigned here last night. his team is said to be highering experienced operatives to gear up for a con convention fight in the war of words heating up in the democratic rates. bernie sanders releashed a stinging rebuke after the former first lady sentence a series of attacks his way. she thinks my quote, unquote not qualified to be president. let me just say in response to the secretary clinton, edge she is qualified. she is through your her super pac taking tennessee of millions of dollars in special interests. al jazeera david shuster had a has more on the state of the presidential race. it is my great pleasure to introduce hillary clinton. embracing organized labor and cried in her speech to reset her campaign when unions are strong, fami
it has pushed the dow and s&p even higher. the nasdaq also gaining ground and paring its losses for the year. a combination of factors, including earnings, including a commodity led rally as well. the s&p 500 has been gaining strength pretty steadily throughout the day. you see right now it is up half a percent. and that is at the highs of the session. early bouncing around, it has continued to gain. we have been watching the fix during this recent rally. traitors in our option segment have been predicting a return to volatility. it hasn t happened yet. vix at theing the in eight months. first of all its look at the number of stocks in the s&p that are above the 200 day moving averages. climb andeen this climb here, and pre-much at the levels we were last summer. the dow also incidentally at its highest since last summer. volume, which had been running below normal is back above the 30 day averages. have been looking at the high-low indicator. is 52 week highs versus 52 wee
is up for today, but you re not going anywhere, vinay. you re coming back to play more millionaire. 2 lifelines left. you re in good shape. what an incredible day. again, give it up for joe macleod, a quarter of a million dollars. thank you so much for watching. for everyone who s been a part of this one, i m chris harrison. we will see you next time. closed captioning sponsored by: you wish your dog could fight off fleas and ticks. but since he can t. you rely on frontline plus. its deadly killing force kills fleas and ticks, plus flea eggs and larvae, preventing a new flea infestation. frontline plus. vet recommended flea and tick killer. our most advanced formula for joint health and comfort. cosamin proven by more research than any leading joint supplement. @@v as long as you love me, it s alright. shape the best sleep of your life. sleep number beds with sleepiq technology adjust any way you want it. the bed that moves you. only at a sleep number store. jill a
i am absolutely sure of that. it is going to require not just what the president does, but what all of us do. it will require people once again being inspired by the spirit that has animated american history. we do not just diagnose our problems and complain about them. we roll up our sleeves and solve them. learning more about the lives of people here and what you want for your futures is critical to what kind of president i would want to be. there is nothing i take more seriously than that. i said to people, i will try to earn every vote i can. even if people do not vote for me in november, i will be with them and you every single day. let me be clear. at a time when our energy sector is changing rapidly, we need to invest in coal communities. we need to figure out how to bring new jobs and industries to them. we need to stand up to the coal company executives trying to shirk responsibilities to workers and retirees. [applause] ms. clinton: the energy market is changing her
the war in iraq. i listened in 2002, very closely, very closely to what president bush [cheering] i think we do not know. let s hold off. not for sure. but back to 2002. and here is the issue. all of us know that there are no more important issues than the issues of war and peace. i know that as a congressman and a senator. because when you vote for a war, you know that some of the young people in your state who you send off at deployment, you say god bless you, best of luck, you know that some of those young men and women will not come home. and i listened very carefully to what bush and cheney and all the rest were saying about iraq and not only did i vote against that war, i helped lead the opposition to that war. [cheering] sen. sanders: it gives me no pleasure, i wish i could tell you otherwise, it gives me no pleasure to tell you that if you go to my website, listen to what i said on the floor of the house in 2002. and much of what i feared about the destabilization