but who would take towels anyway? that's just silly. >> i'll show you who she caught taking the towels. >> is it burying them somewhere? >> it took the towel to the other dog because they're friendly like that apparently and then went back and got another one. >> sharing and caring. >> that's making the other dog an accessory. they share the guilt. >> you are so right. >> he did it. >> you just got to train the dogs to fold your laundry and then you've got the problem solves. >> you know what? you train a dog to do that send him my way. >>> meanwhile, they've got puppi puppies, little black puppies going down the stairs. they all made it . one of them was able to get down, the erest of them were like, i'm out. this was them training leading up to the big accomplishment of getting able to be down. one is like i'll do the side and roll. >> it's something about puppies, anything they do -- >> falling down the stairs. >>> one woman surrounded by 40 potential dates then. >> she started asking questions that are important t

he threw out a towel, pulled him in. it was good they were all paying attention. you notice the rocks are pretty sharp. those who came out to help him put it on the line. you see eric shaking his phone because his iphone got wet. it's really not the place you want to have it. but he said it's fine. it still works >>> moving over to the uk, we've got this fella part of the national royal lifeboat institution. we see he rushes right into action. >> not only are they good and skilled, they look cool too. look at this guy's awesome hair. >> you're really going to like it now. the hair starts to blow in the wi. suddenly he rolls up on this woman. she was doing stand up paddle boarding. the water is fierce.

the towels will be good when the puck drops at 7:30. back to you. jonathan: thank you.d wizards win tonight. >> i sure hope so. >> all three. michelle: "world news tonight" with david muir up next. jonathan: thank you for being >>> tonight, breaking developments. the fallout now after the firing of fbi director james comey. tonight, how comey learned himself -- seeing it on tv. president trump asked today, why did you fire comey? his answer. and why now? the white house now saying comey mishandled the e-mail investigation into hillary clinton, that comey overstepped his role in his scathing review of clinton. but many on capitol hill asking -- is the white house really concerned about clinton? or is this about russia? >>> also tonight. vladimir putin, and his reaction. and the news that james comey had just asked for more money for the fbi investigation into russian meddling. >>> also tonight, the afofficern trial. she opened fire on the driver of this suv who at one point had his hands in the air. what we learned today.

you roll the towel up real tight and you take the glove and you stuff them inside the towel.e and you throw the vaseline in between the towel, the gloves, and it's called a fifi. and -- >> bates says he has more important concerns on his mind. he has a 12-year-old son that he has missed out on raising due to the years he spent behind bars. >> i'm supposed to show him exactly what he is supposed to do, ain't supposed to do, right from wrong, to be there as a plan and father to do that. when i was 12 i was smoking weed and cigarettes and having sex. that was back then. now it's more, the world is more advanced now. so i can imagine the positions he put in right now. >> can you imagine if your son ends up like you? >> i don't even want to think about that. i hope not. absolutely not. >> bates knows if he wants to be a positive role model to his son, he must reconsider his 13-year-old membership in the united blood nation. >> i want to get out, with every ounce in my body i'm done. i have nothing left. everything is gone. so what more could they want from me? >> but leaving the b

i think he wanted her place on the towel. >> yeah, obviously.shameless. that is inconsiderate.just trying to get some sun rays. >> good boy. >> enabling. >> we go from labs to golden retrievers. this is at the golden friends forever resort for this breed. >> breed-specific dog spa? >> yes. >> okay. we've reached peak world. >> they say they treat guests like champions. i'd say champion is for pooch. i love how some of them are running around. there's a little one on the side. you can see some of them are running back and forth before they do the final jump. at the end of this short video that was on their instagram page, most of the dogs were in the water. >> they have a better life than us. >>> she's getting revenge on her man. >> remember last week when i brought you the story of slaman cheating on his girlfriend kate? >> this guy is asking for it. >> but see her interesting comeback. >> i'm just not in love with you. >> oh, come on. this is such a soap opera. >>> plus an episode of when a golf cart flies. >> oh. i'm leaving you, wesley. but why? you haven't noticed me in two

she carries her cart with what looks like towels to the elevator. she steps off. >> she was seconds from just getting sawed in half. >> she's so lucky that she was out of the elevator and not still in it. >> she was, indeed, lucky because you'll notice as she steps off, the elevator goes down all the way to the basement floor. >> she's going to be taking the stairs forever, that's what she's going to be doing. luckily she didn't suffer any injuries. she has to use the elevator daily for work. people are calling out the fact there's so many escalator and elevator related injuries because they are not maintained properly. in china. >>> moving to russia, we've got the outdoor elevator. this is the construction site. as the person we're riding with pulls over, looks like they did so in the nick of time because suddenly -- >> oh, shoot! >> it comes down. the person on that elevator also hits the ground and the rubble and other metal from it falls over right in front of this car. reports are they were carrying bags of concrete up to the structure. the lif

i fold my towel, put it here. right up under here is my clothes line. >> he went on to give us a cooking demonstration using toilet paper like a stove-top burner. >> take this, you sit it on the edge of the toilet because it's got to breathe. sit it here, light it at the bottom. as you see, it's like a fire. you hold your can over it and you cook. therefore your water gets hot. flush it down. grab a damp towel because you don't want it to be on the toilet. don't want to burn your toilet up and get my bowl, crack my soup open and do my eating. >> over the years, we've also seen another trick of the inmate trade in the majority of prisons we visited. it's called fishing. >> they rip up their sheets in little pieces, tie them together to make a long rope as such, and then they usually use a roll-on deodorant bottle or something heavy they tie on the end of it so they can throw it to one cell or over the top range to the bottom range. they can put letters in or magazines. and a lot of times you'll see them tie a tie o

we cover with sheets and towels, stuff like that, make little dresses, you know.stroy state property to make the outfits, in other words. >> do you wear makeup? >> yes, actually. look at my face. >> we explored another special housing unit at l.a. county as well, the mental health ward, where we encountered one of the most unforgettable scenes ever shown on "lockup." >> there was one gentleman in particular who i could barely see him because there was so much graffiti on his cell door and all over his walls. it looked like hieroglyphics. >> a lot of the writing on the door is human feces, and he also has combined a little mustard on it for coloring. so, that's what he's writing with on the actual door. he's been here a long time, so he continually works on it. >> then i saw the inmate inside, he was completely naked except for some cellophane over his private parts. he seemed very gentle. he didn't seem violent. he wasn't pounding on his doors. he wasn't hurting himself. but he is definitely someone you would not want to be left in a room alone with. >>> coming up

>> this towel mission cool towel, you wet it, right? supposed to ring it. >> and then snap it. right? >> really? >> it stays cold for two hours. right? so if you have kids, like this is a necessity, because when kids are hot, what happens? comfortable, start complaining, two hours, they get cranky. two hours, 19.95. it will stay coal for two hours, you can just re-activate it with water or even sweat. >> so you wet it. ring it. snap it out. >> yes. >> rub it down? >> i love it. >> apparently we've moved ton. that will what's that. >> sand less beach malt, if you take it to the beach you will not take any sand home with you. right? it was made for the military. you see the thing? the sands goes right through t get it at hammer core. com. >> mike you don't like sands at all? >> i hate sands. >> perfect. you will not bring sand home. >> did you ever get sands, you snow. >> stop. i hate it. yes. >> or in the car, always, you think? >> you bring the towel, you get in, sand everywhere. >> women always think it is so romantic to get it on, you

vonnie: is being just throwing in the towel -- bayne just -- bain just throwing in the towel?x: they don't like giving up on bets. bain capital is buying up gymboree's debt to have a significant stake in the brand. if the brand does in fact emerge, bain could end up being a significant equity shareholder down the road. our thanks to alex sherman, are bloomberg deals reporter. coming up, we will be speaking with jane buchan our thanks to x sherman. this is bloomberg. ♪ vonnie: that is beautiful, sunny midtown manhattan. even though it is quite rainy out there. this is "bloomberg markets. let's get a quick check of u.s. stocks now. .1%.ow is down a .2% drop for the s&p 500. the nasdaq is down .25%. abigail: once again, we are at the energy sector as one of the in sympathy with oil down once again, down 2.6%. down for out of the last five days, hitting a three-week low. disappointed with the opec extension cut -- if the -- this is continues the range of oil between $45 and $55 -- it is unlikely to break anytime soon. the technicals are very interesting at this point. this is a lo

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but in the laundry room they found her jeans rolled up in a towel tucked between the washer and dryertop was lying there as well, inside out. it looked like they had been removed quickly, stashed away. and when an officer tried to administer a gunshot residue kit to jane's hands, standard procedure in a shooting investigation -- >> when the officer doing the test began getting the test ready, she did go into the bathroom and either wash her hands or wipe her hands on a towel, one of the two, before coming back to the table and before the test was done. >> so odd things. anyway, police scoured the place, didn't see any murder weapon lying around. and they were about ready to take dave's body off to the morgue when some instinct told the lead detective to look here. he cracked open the doors of the grandfather clock in the dining room, looked down inside, and there it was. >> this is more than likely the murder weapon. >> a ruger six-shot revolver. surely no prowler would have dropped a weapon right here in the dining room clock. >> the prowler theory did not make any sense whatsoever.

we'll take a look." >> mo: you just criticized him for throwing in the towel too early. whether he's able to exact the result any differently is an open question. in the meantime, our adversaries are hearing the president of the united states or the candidate at the time, saying i don't know if were going to be there for nato. you've got russia, which is being fairly aggressive these days and how it is treating the rest of the world. you've got north korea being more aggressive. you are saying all these countries being more aggressive, our adversaries starting to push the buttons. >> ari: that's a great point and that's why those nations need to increase their defense. it >> eboni: coming up, celebrities like katie. sounding off in the wake of the manchester attack and possibly proving how out of touch they are over the terror threat. stay with us. whoa, this thing is crazy. i just had to push one button to join. it's like i'm in the office with you, even though i'm here. it's almost like the virtual reality of business communications. no, it's reality. intuitive one tou

they have the jerseys the towels and they are heading to the nearby eateries. if you do not want to come down here to this station, there are several other options for you. start with judiciary square a few blocks away. that is a good option. there is metro center. we have safetrack work along the green line. the green line will see busy action tonight. because as we know the battle of the beltway. folks are heading down there toive in i have yard station -- navy yard station. for everyone out and about to cheer on the team tonight, metro still closes at midnight. beware. overtime or extra innings, that metro station still going to close at midnight. we see how it gets out on the roads. we are on 395 north approaching the 14th street bridge. it's definitely backed up now. we can expect the traffic to get more congested as we get closer to game time. typically the 14th street bridge is crowded with a home nats game and we expect with both home games that it will get more tied up. as we head north on 395 and in the district. keep a close eye on traffic in the rus

are you throwing in the towel on a short euro position?is comment was a very that he wantsion change and he says that the inflation rates are transitory and the ecb is in the driver seat with the monetary policy differential. the fed is looking less likely to increase rates. that the emphasis goes back to europe with a stronger euro. >> we just heard from williams and he will sit down in under an hour. he will be doing three more hikes. that is too far? do you disagree with the scenario we heard? inif he said three hikes september, that is reasonable. if we are talking about more hikes, that is out of line. we are looking for one in june and maybe one in september. economic data has not recovered he put for the progrowth discount awe would lot of what he is saying if he puts out two more rate hikes. >> he has a prime excuse of missing a target and he has the timed buyer and we are all focused on whether the language would change. timeata supports him for a and we will show our viewers and with the core inflation the gross number is off of

. >> are you throwing in the towel. >> not throwing in the towel but he'll go down as one of the greatestn't get past the second round. enough is enough. >> how many years you can take this over >> that's right it's been many years and i think there's a point there's something he is not doing right. in the locker, ice, not enough heart. you know that didn't happen to wayne gretsky. >> you cannot deny his po points. >> he's a good player. >> you have to have this. >> lauren i hear you guys. >> lauren i want to you do me a favor. i. >> i want to you ask these guys a lot are saying they should trade ove and fire barry. >> they're talking about trading ove and firing barry trots. >> keep barry, please. please keep trots, ove has a lot of value now. we were talking about it earlier. if you trade them now you could get someone good for h him. >> i think ove passed peak was -- this was the year. i think you trade him now for value you can get absolutely you can fire trotts. >> keep him. >> you're breaking my heart. >> he led them to two president trophies back-to-back. best team in nhl two years

i always find nationality is very difficult, towel concept to define. bedene having got to know him over the past four years, he's been in the past four years, he's been in the uk, the has been his main base since 2008, there is no doubt that he feels fairly british. how british, only he can answer. you are in madrid preparing for a match that you will be commentating on in the next few minutes. that could provide some awkward moments to say the least. yes. it's maria sharapova against bouchard for a third round place in the open. but if sharapova winces mad, she'll be guaranteed in the qualifying draw for wimbledon —— if sharapova wins this match, she will be guaranteed a place. but bouchard has been critical of her. she used to have posters of her on her wall, she was a childhood idol, but ten days ago she described her asa but ten days ago she described her as a cheater and someone who should never play sport again. they could well be spicy. thank you russell. but the pm on bbc radio five live sports extra. —— that at 5pm. the first international bli

. >> you're throwing in the towel. >> can you handle the rest of this?ive me the mike, i got it. no problem. live from miami, back to you, los angeles. >> you guys go find some ac. and roseanne barr used a wheelchair to get out of l.a.x. but her razor-sharp tongue seemed to be just fine. >> i got to ask you about the "roseanne" reboot. >> she had just landed from hawaii, where she has a home. >> is sara gilbert coming back? >> i don't know what the hell i'm doing. >> how can you bring john goodman back? >> your series about a blue-collar family was once number one in the ratings, and ran for nine seasons on abc. it ended in may of 1997, 20 years ago next week. and of course, "e.t." was there. >> that's what i wanted to do on television, and that's what i did. >> john goodman was killed off, but both he and her sister have said they want to come back. >> everybody is onboard and i think contracts have been hammered out and all that. we just have to sell it. >> she seemed to be playing coy because she recently tweeted, of course i want to do a reboot of "r

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>>> how do you know it's time to throw in the towel on a sinking stock that you absolutely love? "halftime report" starts in ten minutes or so. see you then. >>> let's get to the cme group and rick santelli. hey, rick. >> good morning, carl. you know, walking around trading floors, you really get to hear some interesting conversations. one of the most interesting conversations as of late has been about the weak dollar. let's think about the weak dollar in very very different terms, quite simple terms, actually. if you are looking to go buy something, and it's on sale, you may end up buying it more aggressively, buying more of them. if paper towels are on sale you get three for the price of one, you are probably going to buy six. when the dollar's on sale, we can view on sale as it's getting cheaper. there's a lot of things you can buy with your dollars. you can buy high yield junk bonds. you can buy treasuries. you can buy crude oil. it's especially important to realize that all those are denominated in dollars. their price is a real reflection, when the price goes down, the pric

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