brown's attorney says, the claims are simply not true: ((bob beckett // attorney: he has a stellar background i have at least 20-25 letters of outpouring of support for him saying what a great person he is what a great coach he has been what a wonderful influence he has been on the lives of children he has been in contact of character for him. )) ((michael stevens)) >> when police interviewed brown about the allegations, he denied touching the girls inappropriately or talking about personal issues. according to the report, brown did admit some of the girls dressed inappropriately. willis brown is expected to be back in court later this month. brian? ((brian loftus)) >> michael, do we know whate ((michael stevens)) >> brian, his attorney says that's when we should learn more about the facts. brown's lawyer says his client says he's innocent and has had a clean record working with kids since 1992. so, we'll have to wait and see what comes out of it. ((brian loftus)) >> thanks michael. ((brian loftus)) >>> the last tower of the iconic riviera hotel and casino came tumbling down earlier tower hap

beckett, everyone associated with this case is dead. walk away. well, last time i checked, it was my life, not your personal jungle gym. (castle) i know you crawled inside your mother's murder and didn't come out. the same way you hide in these nowhere relationships with men you don't love. you know what we are, castle? we are over. (ryan) captain montgomery's part of the conspiracy. he's been lying to us the whole time. d because of what we did that night. then who killed her? no, kate. i give you a name. i know you. you'll run straight at him. i might as well shoot you where you stand. now they're coming. castle, get her outta here. no! please! (tires squeal) where is she, roy? you can't have her. you can't hide her from us. (men grunt) oh! so that was what, your last stand? i'm just gonna kill her anyway. no, you're not. and he's not.

in a few months. .small business owner sarah beckett, doesn't think the project will bring in more construction is over. i think once the streetcar is done, i think locals will ride the strer for excitement because it's something new, but think it will quickly go away, d i don't think it will get the use that the city is hoping for." the city says they hope to have tracks laid down starting ing through milwaukee's third ward should be complete by the fall of 20-18. live in m hillary clinton's e-mails are again one of the top stories from the presidential campaign. the state department s looking at more messages --- about 15-thousanof them that were previously undisclosed. includes approximately 14,900 documents reflecting both non-record, which is a bureaucratic way to say personal, and record materials, which is a bureaucratic way to say work-re" to release the first batch of e-mails just before the presidential election in november. meanwhile, donald trump today sent a message attacking the hosts of ms- nbc's "morning joe" program....suggesting that they were having an affair and calling them

beckett, everyone associated with this case is dead. walk away. well, last time i checked, it was my life, not your personal jungle gym. (castle) i know you crawled inside your mother's murder and didn't come out. the same way you hide in these nowhere relationships with men you don't love. you know what we are, castle? we are over. (ryan) captain montgomery's part of the conspiracy. he's been lying to us the whole time. did you kill my mother? no, but she died because of what we did that night. ou'll run straight at him. i might as well shoot you where you stand. now they're coming. castle, get her outta here. no! please! (tires squeal) where is she, roy? you can't have her. you can't hide her from us. (men grunt) oh! so that was what, your last stand? i'm just gonna kill her anyway. no, you're not. and he's not. i saw to that. you're done, lockwood. we both are.

sam beckett. a physicist who traveled through time and assumed other people's lives. -phe might have been a perfect t right here in new orleans. >> i guess we'll have to figure it out as we go. getting good at improviing these days. >> it has a real flavor from the real flavor. >> we goo -- it's style. new orleans has got style. you know you're walking by and there's a guy riding in a carriage and he's got a purple suit on from head to toe and you're like, yup. >> scott's got style, he's a legit musician, he's the kind of guy you want to hang out with. >> i know we can make it ?? >> you're like the perfect guy. >> i love it. ?? ?? >> you know scott really has adte easy. as a matter of fact he gave me some great restaurant recommendations, he has become a little bit of a foodie. ?? ?? >>> former singing star ance bass is a happily married man these days, he'll celebrate his two-year anniversary this december. lance is hoping he can help others find love by hosting a "bachelor" type show that's never been done before. >> this is a show that i would this? is a dream come

it all started near 77th and beckett in milwaukee -- when five suspects robbed the victim at gunpoint. officers located the stolen car-- chasing it throughout milwaukee's near 28th and villard. five suspects were arrested after they tried to run away. police say they're both males and females -- some are juveniles. a driver is sent to the hospital after crashing into a semi this morning in fox point. police say the crash shut down part of port washington road -- just north of bradley -- for about an hour. the car was so badly damaged-- the driver had to be extricated. he was taken to the hospital to be evaluated. the cause of the a blast of summer weather today.... how long will the heat stick around? tom wachs will be in next with his forecast. plus -- a big night at the state fair. a look at this year's governor's livestock auction and we'll tell you where the proceeds are going. the ford freedom sales event is on! our biggest event of the year just got better! ? i'm free to do what i want and have a good time. ? announcing zero for seventy-two across the entire lineup of ford cars,

sam beckett. time and assumed other people's lives.ans. >> i guess we'll have to figure getting good at improvising these days. >> it has a real flavor from the accents to the people it has a real flavor. >> we got -- it's style. new orleans has got style. you know you're walking by and there's a guy riding in a carriage and he's got a purple suit on from head to toe and you're like, yup. >> scott's got style, he's a legit musician, he's the kind of guy you want to hang out with. >> i know we can make it ♪ >> you're like the perfect guy. >> i love it. ♪ ♪ >> you know scott really has

(beckett) and when i arrest you, you're gonna realize that what you destroyed today was worth a hell of a lot more than money. (bang) (grunts) (grunts) (panting) (grunting)

to 61 degrees by 10:00 a.m. 65 low 70's oakland close to concord 61 beckett of the morning and then 76 mid-80s about the afternoon. san francisco peninsula the 58 to start 6:00 a.m. in san francisco by noon 61 mid-60's for the after their seventh sale of course a little bit warmer reuter on the afternoon and then the low 70's start your day 62 by 6:00 a.m.. >> britteny: fecklessness and rosa expects temperatures to warm into the mid '80s and start off a low to mid '50's quite a dramatic warming trend as we go to the day. 76 in mountain view 86 in fairfield and high tamara palmettes 79 degrees. another day at 70 forecast that then the show. >> pam:reports say, a senior leader and spokesman for the radical islamic group isis. has been killed. abu muhammad al-adnani. is one of the most prominent public faces of the terrorist group. believed to have inspired and directed attacks on the west. today. according to an islamic state news agency. he was killed during a u-s airstrike in northern syria. western officials have been unable to independently confirm his death. the pentagon says, this

military had been either world war spee6 team why was this war fought quick speed beckett began very suddenly and lasted until april april 1939 it was extraordinarily one bloody. here's why began essentials be. spain for many centuries had been a monarchy. and in more recent times of the military dictatorship in 1931 they left the country and held elections and rejoiced with a democracy and there was great hopes for reform. between rich and pour disparities with q distastes and many peasants had little or no land. a coalition of this was absolute powerful to those right-wing forces with the spanish republic in the spanish civil war. >> county people live in spain quick. >> preferably 22 million spee6 dean what type of group was in the leadership then? >> the elected leadership were from the of liberal democrats whom were at that time a small number of communist the generals that led these revolts very quickly emerged as the leader they represented a much older spain they wanted to restore with when and odors with notes trappings of democracy at all. to do away with the elections orle

(beckett) and when i arrest you, gonna realize that what you destroyed today was worth a hell of a lot more than money. (bang) (grunts) (grunts) (panting) (grunting)

beckett in milwaukee. police say five suspects robbed a victim at gunpoint. officers located the stolen car-- chasing it throughout milwaukee's northside. it eventually ended near 28th and villard. five suspects were arrested after they tried to run away. police say they're both males and females -- some are juveniles. an apartment building in sheboygan falls goes up in flames. first responders on scene found the second story of the building completely engulfed in flames. police say nobody was inside when the fire started at 11. one firefighter had minor injuries. that remains under investigation -- but we're told it appears to be accidental. and firefighters called to the franklin industrial park today. you can see a large cloud of black smoke pouring out of the building. the company -- "s and c." it's based out of chicago and designs and manufactures switching and protection products for electric power transmission and distribution. no one was hurt. sheboygan bartender took action.. he got the suspect out of the tavern - no one was hurt.. except him.. turns

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samuel beckett said habit is the great deadener. you get fresh insights about jefferson. but i do not know that i could do that -- it is something to think about. playing the field has its advantages. mark: you played the field -- jon: i think we should drop the metaphor. mark: roosevelt, jackson, jefferson -- you have covered presidents that have passed through the ages. and your biography of president bush. you have covered a living figure but one who is very much alive. not just alive but someone we have come to know. i worked with jon briefly on newsweek and he had a bust of bush in his office. and then you came to know him as you dig your biography. what are your challenges of doing a portrait of a living person? jon: distance. the kind of critical distance we are talking about. to me, the most fascinating, overall lesson of doing it was i wondered how much i missed in books that i have written where i have not known the person because i have never had dinner with thomas jefferson or andrew jackson. having had dinner with george bush, i would try to write what he was

samuel beckett said habit is the great deadener. you get fresh insights about jefferson. but i do not know that i could do that. so there is something to think about. jon is right playing the field , has its advantages. mr. meacham: i think we dropped the metaphor. [laughter] : you have covered presidents who have passed on to the ages. we mention your biography of president bush. covering a living figure, one who is very much alive, not only who is alive, but someone you have come to know. jon very briefly at "newsweek" and you had a bust of george h.w. bush. mr. meacham: it was the only bust of george h.w. bush. e: what are the challenges of doing a biography of a living person? mr. meacham: distance, obviously. most, the overall fascinating aspect was i wondered how much i missed in books i have written where i have not known the person. i have never had dinner with thomas jefferson. i have never had dinner with andrew jackson. georget had dinner with bush. i would try to write what he was like as a literary matter and i would know what i was missing. and that raised t

samuel beckett said habit is a great -- and it's something that you've found ways to counter that that you've mentioned to come up over a sustained period of time with fresh insights about, you know, jefferson. but i don't know that i could do that. so there's something to -- john's very funny. playing the field has its advantages. so you've played the field with -- >> i think we can drop the metaphor. [ laughter ] >> roosevelt. >> well, i said promiscuous. >> yes, sir. >> jackson, jefferson. you've covered presidents who have passed on to the ages and ken mentioned your biography of president bush, "power and destiny." so you've covered those figures and a living figure who was very much alive and not only know. i have worked with john very briefly at "newsweek" years ago, and he had a bust of george h.w. bush in his office. >> it was the only bust of george h.w. bush. that's the reason i had it. >> then you came to know him. >> yeah, yeah. >> what are the challenges in doing a portrait of a living person? >> well, distance, obviously. the kind of critical distance we're talking about

samuel beckett said "habit is is a great deadener." that's something you've obviously found ways to counter that, that you've managed to come up over a sustained period of time with fresh insights about jefferson. but i don't know that i could do that. so there's -- something -- playing the field has its advantages. >> so you've played the field with -- >> i think we can drop the metaphor. [ laughter ] >> i said promiscuous. >> you've covered president whose have passed on to the ages. ken mentioned your biography of president bush. so covered dead figures and a living figure, one very much alive, not only somebody who is alive but you've come to know. i've worked with jon very briefly at "newsweek" and he had a bust of george h.w. bush in his office. >> it was the only bust of george h.w. bush. >> then you came to know him. >> yeah. >> so what are the challenges in doing a portrait of a living person? >> well, distance obviously. the kind of critical distance we are talking about. to me, the most fascinating overall lesson of doing it

samuel beckett said habit is the a great way. census sustained period of time with fresh insight of jefferson. i know that i could do that so there's something to translate. fi playing the field has its advantage sgls you've played the field with -- we dropped the metaphor. >> roosevelt, jackson, jefferson. you've covered presidents who have passed on to the pages and can mention to your buying if i of president bush, power and destiny. so you've covered those figures and a living figure. someone whose alive. i've worked with john very belief e briefly at news week and he had a bust of george hw in his office. >> it was the only bust of gorge w bush. >> then you came to know him. >> yes. >> what are the challenges in doing a portrait of a living person. >> well, distance, obviously. the kind of critical distance we're talking about. to me, the most fascinating overall lesson of doing it was i wondered how much i missed in books where i've written where i haven't known the person because, you know, i've never had dinner with thoma