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1950s have received much researcher attention over the last two years, we have invited historians to speak about their work in these records. several historians have spoken to us about the senate select committee on improper activities in labor and management. better known as the mcclellan committee. several have made presentations based on the hearings of the house un-american activities committee. historians have conducted considerable research on the senate special committee to investigate crime in interstate commerce, better known as the kefauver committee. for that reason we are pleased to have our guest today, tammy ingram, estes talk is titled kefauver and the anticrime crusade in the south. tammy has researched at the center of the records of estes kefauver s famous investigation. she has also researched senator kefauver s personal papers at the university of tennessee. this research supports her book project, the wickedest city in america. such a tantaliz ....
right for me to try to be the captain that steers our country to its next destination. just a few moments ago, former london mayor and strong lead backer, boris johnson, spoke to the press, paying tribute to david cameron and hailing last night s results. to those who may be anxiety, whether at home or abroad, this does not mean that the united kingdom will be in any way less united. nor indeed does it mean that it will be any less european. nbc matt bradley is live in london with more on this. matt, let s talk about the reaction to all of this, millions and millions of people. 1.3 million votes separating the two camps. it was a pretty narrow decision, alex. no under estimating the importance of this. it is being called independence day by those who supported it, and a complete disaster who hoped to remain. it is unpresident departmentsed decision. no country has ever left before. really there is just no going back for britain. already here, heads are rolling. ....
stay in. that decision launches a year s long process, everything will need to be renegotiated between the uk and european union. prime minister david cameron led the vote to stay and now he s resigning from office and the former mayor of london, the face of the lead movement, immediately claimed victory. i do not think it would be right for me to try to be the captain that steers our country to its next destination. in the end, this question is about the right of the people of the country to settle their own destiny. it s about the very principles of our democracy. the vote to leave the eu is a big shock because even up until last night it wasn t clear which way this was going to go. it was the first for the world s largest trading block and financial markets do not like uncertainty and thus the markets are showing it around the world today. in the meantime, as the markets buckled, president obama made a trip to stanford. the president reported a stay in the eu ....
homes are destroyed by a new wildfire, in what is fast becoming one of that state s worst fire seasons ever. and rock royalty, the legendary steven tyler live on our plaza, got a couple of classics from the sounds you may not expect friday, june 24, 2016. announcer: from nbc news, this is today with matt lauer and savannah guthrie live from studio 1a in rockefeller plaza. good morning everyone. welcome to today on a friday morning, 7:00 on the west coast. people were wondering what the results of the brexit vote would be immediately, take a look. this is the new york stock exchange down almost 400 points on this friday morning. this echoed across the world, this has been what a lot of people are calling earthquake, a different world we re waking up to. and it is our top story. of course the fallout over the decision by voters in britain to leave the eu, and the uncertainty over what happens next. complete coverage beginning with chief global correspondent ....
the dow dropped 900 points for the british vote to exit the european union. the dow up 100 percent now sitting at 17, 330. and leaders in the uk are trying to figure out what to do moving forward in the after math of the protect vote. former conservative member of parliament said lead politicians didn t have a plan because they didn t expect victory. i would have thought they web up on the morning of and said, oh, boy. already 4 million british signatures online. the parliament considers all petitions that get 100,000 signatures or more. no word if a chance of a re- voit is going forward or not. a popular brand of granola bars is being recalled and they say you can get sick from them. after the break we ll explain why to be careful with your electronics if heading to brazil. welcome back. the time now is 7:30 and we want to take a look at weather and traffic and weather is going first. i got the hot spots, robin. could be baking toda ....