plenty to talk about in weather but not nearly as much as this guy had to talk about in sports, hey, mr. glenn>> hello. just a lonely sports guy in the parking lot of the nhl stanley cup finals over my shoulder, at least i have you, don't i? nobody? anybody? come on back. the game has not even started yet. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, cup final game 3... let's lk in the tank where the sharks (hopefully/or have) respond. boxing...this is way more tn that! the greatest....muhamd ali gone at the age of 74. funeral services will be in hometown louisville on frid. today up the road in oaklan the nba finals players for e warriors and cavaliers remembered ali and golden s coach steve kerr spoke about being awe struck meeting "t n experience" >>> arguably the single most sacred event ever held is underway right now, the sharks and the penguins are scoreless, they just had a moment of silence for mohammed ali, the greatest gone at age 74, the funeral service will be held for the champ in his hometown on friday. up the road in oakland, players for the warriors and the cavaliers remembered him, and steve kerr talk

nothing could have reached glenn doherty and woods because nothing was ever going towards glenn doherty and mr. woods. that would eventually of the mortar attacks had taken place at 7:15 a.m. or 9:00 a.m. or even at lunchtime on the 12th. because at the time those two americans were killed, not a single wheel of a single u.s. military asset had even turned toward libya. our report starts with the attack and there is a section on the post-attack communication between the government and the american citizenry and there is a section on pre-attack decisions made and not made which led to the environment which made our facility vulnerable. it is always better to be the first committee to investigate. it is always better to investigate as contemporaneously to an event as can be done. our committee did not have the luxury of either one of those. we began a year and a half after the incident. but collectively and individually, all seven of us believe there are more questions asked, there are more answers to acquire, more witnesses to acquire, more documents to access, and this report validates that be

live in eu we spoke to a woman from scotland made germany her home the last four years, elsa glenn is heard mr. to a german here is what she told us. >> for me this is a terrible decision, and i voted to remain. and because i believe that we are stronger in the union than out of the union, and unlike most scots i voted to remain. >> so is a wrap up it is 94 degrees in berlin what is boiling are temperature% of the pollings and some of the people in berlin back to you. maria: interesting adam weather even cooperated, as well, with the leave with that beautiful day that you are in a adam shapiro live no berlin now former u.s. ambassador to the united nations john bolton ambassador good to see you thanks for joining us your takeaway this morning, as uk, votes to leave the eu in this historic referendum. >> i am slighted i thidelighted self-government people saying we are tired of being ruled by distant unaccountable leaders good for britain good for united states good for western security. , this obviously a lot of complications involved, but he fundamentally the vote needs to happen there will b

glenn beck to talk about how the rnc is dr. ben carson released a statement, does he think mr. trump crossed the line and david is here. plus while hillary clinton is hitting trump, the judge is here on new headaches for her campaign as he fact checks her efforts to avoid e-mail questions. we begin with melissa who led a protest today at trump headquarters. let me start with you on what -- i'm offering my take there as a lawyer. i've been doing legal an al s analysis. he can argue the merits but you k can't create a conflict of interest about a judge by complaining about him. >> the history of the case is important too because you're right this has been going on for a couple of years but this was not the original judge on the case. when this judge got to the case, he appointed the law firm that you mentioned as well as another one who does support barack obama. >> let me stop you there. i want to make sure the record is clear. what happened is there was a judge. she retired. as she retired her cases got reassigned. this judge took the case. he did not assign a law firm. the law firm that paid hillary and bill speaking

senator glenn may have made light of the incoming area of senate television but he was not short of the truth. >> does it ever close its session? mr. ritchie: they can have an -- they can have a closed session if it is of executive nature. nowadays, don't they moved down to the old senate chambers? mr. frumin: first of all, let me correct some nomenclature. executive sessions are trees and nominations. the doors are open. for legislative and executive business. the proper term is closed session and the standing rules permit the doors to be closed for any purpose. senator to make a motion to close the doors and another senator to second in and with that, the doors close. >> they do that in frequently. .r. frumin: it is infrequent this is usually done in advance when the senators have notified the leadership why it is that they ask the doors to be close. out, they go down to the hall of the old senate chamber which is a more suitable venue for confidential business to be conducted. >> senator grassley was one of the senators who voted against it and is still on the senate. another of those was mitch mcconnell. he voted against the i