(dane) wait, wait, wait, wait, "victoria chase and dane stevens are a revelation.ision not to kiss was genius." we did it! of course we did. we're geniuses. you're the genius, victoria. i've never met a more amazing person in my life. aw. so glad i put the suit on. joy, we're a hit. congratulations. joy, where are you going? over to bob's house to beg forgiveness. i treated him like my other boyfriends, and he's not. he was only lying about a movie, for a month like other guys have. wish me luck. bob. [romantic piano ballad playing] ♪ oh, bob. essential for him, but maybe not for people with rheumatoid arthritis. because there are options. like an "unjection™". xeljanz xr. a once daily pill for adults with moderate to severe ra for whom methotrexate did not work well. xeljanz xr can reduce pain, swelling and joint damage, even without methotrexate. xeljanz xr can lower your ability to fight infections, including tuberculosis. serious, sometimes fatal infections, lymphoma and other cancers have happened. don't start xeljanz xr if you have an infection. tears in the

neron.d go with rege vonnie: thank you, dane leone. for a look at the biggest business stories in the news right now. google could be on the hook for a record and tr antitrust fine y the european union, north of $1.2 billion. this is according to people familiar with the ongoing probe, which intensified in the past few days. the eu accuses google of unfairly promoting its shop search services over smaller competitors. the decision could be announced as early as tomorrow. dan loeb is making his biggest that ever. has hedge fund has taken a $3.5 billion stake in nestle and demanding changes. according to an investor letter, urged nestlehas hedge fund has 5 billion to sell a stake in l'oreal and increase leverage for share buyback. nestle shares fell to its lowest in at least a decade. lloyd's of london is illuminating 10% of its u.k. staff to cut costs and streamline operations. the specialist insurance market has struggled with the low interest rate environment and pricing pressures. planlanned -- lloyds introduces a bond severance prog

they had great danes, and they ended up showing great danes and raising great danes, and they had a kennel them around the world. >> seth: how much were the great danes -- how much do they weigh? like, what's a great dane? >> they're pretty damn big. >> seth: yeah, over 100 pounds, right? >> yeah, yeah i think so. they're very big. as a kid, they're a lot to clean up after. [ laughter ] so -- >> seth: yeah. i guess it's as -- yeah, it's basically as close as you can come to a horse in the house. >> yeah, exactly. exactly, but it was the best in show. so we would travel around the country as i was a little kid to different regions, and there would be different -- always different kids in those regions. hey, there's so and so, but it was just like when that movie came out, there are so many truths to that movie -- >> seth: yeah. >> it was similar to when i was growing up. very strange, you know, animal people. >> seth: yeah. >> they're all whack. [ laughter ] >> seth: do you have dogs now? >> i do. i have three dogs. >> seth: three dogs. >> we had four. one just went away. >> seth: yeah, we

lemonis: that partner, dane baird... dane: this is still delicious. lemonis: ...had made a small investment but wasn't willing to invest any more time or money. peter: how do we buy you out? what do you want? dane: so, i don't want to sell. peter: you're just trying to hold us hostage. that's all it is. lemonis: but it all seemed fixable, so i made a deal. we're sharing 50/50 in the profits. i'm 100% in charge. so, we have a deal? my first move was to untangle the toxic partnership, so i bought dane out... you're essentially not gonna be in charge anymore. ...then set a whole new plan in motion. peter: [ laughs ] lemonis: since the shop was hard to find... look away. ...we'd make sweet pete's impossible to miss. turn around. peter: oh, my god! lemonis: the more time i spent with pete and allison, the more i believed in their mission. so i doubled down and purchased this historic mansion in downtown jacksonville. the renovation was massive. it took over eight months and cost just over $3.4 million. this place looks ridiculous. the new sweet pete's is 2

and to our viewers, thoern bor dane "parts unknown" airs sunday r, 9:00 p.m.n only here on cnn. thanks very much for watching. i'm wolf blitzer. here's erin burnett "out front." >> president trump says james comey is lying and the president says he's alsowilling to testify under oath. are there tapes of conversations between trump and comey? the president promising an answer soon, bringing it up multiple times today and a republican calling out paul ryan tonight. he said if trump were a democrat, that would be talk of impeachment. that republican is my guest. "out front" tonight, the breaking news. trump versus comey. one of them is lying. the president of the united states upping theantee against fired fbi director james comey

. >> great dane is the correct answer. >> that's goofy. >> a great dane. >> turns out ckarena, she's ends up -- now the dice for where on the body she's going to get it. remember, face is in there, neck is in there. ends up with the best one you can get, the question mark. she gets to pick where it's happening. right here, right now, she gets it on her finger. >> you're getting a free tattoo. >> there it is. >> all credit for going through on that bet. let's just be glad we weren't playing the game for real. >> less points than me. >> you get nick for life wherever you want it. >> right here. >> that's our show for today. check out rightthisminute.com for more fun content or catch the next episode of "rtm." this is "jeopardy!" here are today's contestants -- a phd candidate in biology from huntington, new york... a school librarian from richfield, minnesota... and our returning champion, an attorney from new york, new york... whose 1-day cash winnings total... and now here is the host of "jeopardy!" -- alex trebek! [ cheers and applause ] thank you, johnny. thank you, ladies and gent

eventually took it 7-5 victory — the dane eventually took it 7—5 with a break in the final game of thext because johanna konta should have been playing in the second semi at eastbourne after the watson match but withdrew with a back injury this morning, after a nasty fall in her quarter final tie against angelique kerber yesterday. . we were doing the best that we could to recover well for today but it was not quick enough. i still have a problem through my spine. big tournament next week for all of us, something i have got to regard when it comes to my health, my health has got to come first, and i'm doing everything i can. i'm taking the time to do whatever is best for my health. well andy murray's preparation has also been hit by injury. he pulled out of his final warm—up match, an exhibition at hurlingham, due to a sore hip. he was unable to practice yesterday but did manage to get out with his coach ivan lendl earlier, although he was showing some ominous signs — moving gingerly at the all—england club. after his session murray said he's hopeful he'll be fit for monday. so assumin

his appointment from the dane, and delightfully latvian. the big timers, she goes for the lions. you just had to read her. —— lines. —— you just have. the lions. you just had to read her. -- lines. -- youjust have. i was playing better and better every match. so i think if i keep it up, anything could happen. 0stapenko is the first teenager to reach the finals in years. and with some luck, she could go further. so how does wednesday look match up wise after tuesday's weather issues? well on phillippe chatrier court nine—time men's champion rafael nadal starts the day at 0900 gmt against fellow spaniard pablo carreno—busta. france's caroline garcia then plays women's second seed karolina pliskova, before world number one andy murray faces japan's kei nishikori. while on suzanne lenglen court, defending men's champion, novak djokovic, who beat murray in last year's final, plays dominic thiem, followed by elina svitolina taking on romania's simona halep, who was a finalist three years ago, and then rounding up the action 2015 men's winner stan

there is an old saying that once you have bought off, the damon gold, you never get rid of the dane. two years from now they will be back what are the scottish conservative screen to see? what are the welsh conservative screen to see? what are the conservatives are presenting a marginal seat in the west cou ntry presenting a marginal seat in the west country went to see? and the good to sit back and say we're going to have this increased public expenditure which taxes have to finance in order to help a particular part of the united kingdom question mark i think that's difficult to believe. there is the second point which i think we will see more often people calculate what it would cost to spread that money fairly across the united kingdom and how much has today's announcement actually added to public expenditure and taxes and one final point, to what extent isjeremy corbyn no going to see we have had a conservative government trying to reduce public expenditure quite rightly in my view, what happens which marks suddenly it indicates that it was necessary at all. you can now increase

(dane) you don't need a plumber. you got the guy right here. (bob) two guys.the handy type. (bob) are you kidding? yeah, when i was a kid, i used to help my dad fix stuff all the time. so you want me to grab you a beer or just go play in the back yard? isn't bob adorable? oh, i'm so in love with him. i think i'm ready to give him the love, actually test. joy, you know the reason every guy fails that test? it's because guys don't like love, actually. bob is not like other guys. i believe he is the one guy who will love that movie as much as i do. doesn't bob remind you a little bit of colin firth? yeah, you really are in love. what a disaster. tally screws me and leaves the show. what happened? oh, his appendix burst. where are we gonna find a masculine stanley kowalski type in his 40s in such little time? just letting you know i turned the water off. and i helped out with the whole righty-tighty, lefty-loosy business. excuse me, have you ever acted? i was the star in a nativity play once, literally the star. ah, but you weren't talking to me. me?

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. >> great dane is the correct answer. >> that's goofy. >> a great dane. >> turns out ckarena, she'she loser. she has to roll the dice. ends up -- now the dice for where on the body she's going to get it. remember, face is in there, neck is in there. ends up with the best one you can get, the question mark. she gets to pick where it's happening. right here, right now, she gets it on her finger. >> you're getting a free tattoo. >> there it is. >> all credit for going through on that bet. let's just be glad we weren't playing the game for real. >> less points than me. >> you get nick for life wherever you want it. >> right here. >> that's our show for today. check out rightthisminute.com for more fun content or catch the next episode of "rtm." from the caribbean to the great barrier reef, just maybe give us all a sliver of hope. for "nightline," matt gutman reporting across the pacific. >> totally thought he was going to say, i'm matt gutman. searching for dory. >> no. but he found dory. saw her right there. >> true. >> uh-huh. tracking down your long forgotten cash. >> what you need t

use of nitrites the european commission was against it and in two thousand and three in court the danes won in the name of the protection of public health. i am very happy about european court decisions than european court. probably is but i want to do it that d.g. santana and the commissioner to sponsor a problem is in better conditions and yet since this court ruling e.u. regulations are just as lax as ever. from my point of view we must be more and not just asking to change the. need for. to keep. on board popular counts just not profit absolutely but it's but it's of course it's. time perfect that's just what the food industry wants and what it is built its strategy on for years. because when it comes to nitrite industrialists have been waiting out the clock for forty eight. years of scientific manipulation blackmail and intense lobbying so the meat business can carry on bringing home the bacon. and it all began on the other side of the atlantic. if you think we're exaggerating listen to this. in the late one nine hundred seventy s. nitrite was almost banned in the united states jus

. >>> and eric dane made his first public appearance since taking a leave from his series, "the lastdepression. eric, wife rebecca gayheart and their two adorable daughters made it a family night at the butterfly ball. the organization provides jobs for the disadvantaged. >> we need people to give us those second chances so that we can all be our best selves. >>> also very big news about a primetime couple. kevin james is saying good-bye to his tv wife because an old flame is coming back full time for season two of "kevin can wait." >>> she's been in my life forever. i can't get rid of her. ladies and gentlemen, miss leah remini. >> in a surprise move by producers, "e.t." can confirm, leah remini's in, erinn's out. >> i'm here to take your husband away to a hotel for the weekend. >> remini will be reprising her role as kevin's former partner, detective vanessa cellucci on the cbs sitcom, her guest spot on last season's finale was a ratings hit for the series. >> okay, give me some gum. >> i just love kevin. i would do anything with him. >> how the network will handle erinn's exit rem

very, very dane are you intersection there. >> thelma and louise, they're not. the hunt for two young women behind a violent crime spree. authorities want to get them off the street before they can strike again. >> and, finally, our fighting phils, the bats came alive. so if you went to bed before the game was over, and likely you did, you missed an great one, late night game. our offense catapulted our team to a much needed win. >> kind of sad when we say finally. >> it's been a

the naz diamondback dane 12 points last week. >>> as expected takata filed for bankruptcy early thisa faces a wave of lawsuits and recall costs over the defective airbags. they're blamed for at least 16 deaths and 180 injuries and tregerred the largest auto recall in u.s. history. >>> the securities drug trial begins the for martin shkreli. he came on most people's radar over a drug for those infected with hiv. he's charged of cheating a drug company he founded in a market he ran. >>> "transformer: the last night" earned $124 million for first place but is a franchise low guy bu kwchlt wonder woman" and "cars". >> jill wagner at the new york stock exchange for us. thank you. >>> still to come. cannabis cuisine. we'll meet a chef who's cooking up something new as more states move to legalize marijuana. i was always "the girl with psoriasis." people don't stare anymore. i never joined in. that wasn't fair to any of us. i was covered. i tried lots of things over the years. but i didn't give up. i kept on fighting. i found something that worked. that still works. now? see me. see me. i f

the win will essentially make him mayor because there is no io term mayor dane nap red again.an hailed the recent bricks and mortar development that camden has seen and promises meet every man and woman who needs his attention.ity, city council president marty small won the democratic nomination. small will face guardian who is running for a second term. >> for results on 6abc.com. 4:39. happening today t-ariana grande resumes her concert tour in europe which was suspended after that deadly concert bombing. >> dashcam video captures a man's unprovoked attack on a driver. david. >> little cool on the bus stop this morning with temperatures in the mid-50's between 6:00 a.m. and 8:00 a.m. and there could be some drizzle around, probably not enough for an umbrella. a jacket this morning with temperatures in the 50's but this afternoon it's shorts and t's again and maybe some sun coming back, too, won't that be nice. we'll give you your afternoon call and there now looks like there could be another heat wave in our future. we'll let you know when that gets cooking coming up. >> nar

last year he had 36 catches for 392-yard, and they also signed quarterback dane evans to a three-year now for some action, on the ice, flyers top draft choice noland patrick will miss camp next month recovering from the sports hernia surgery he had a couple weeks ago. flyers getting involved, also in free agency. orange and black have reportedly signed goalie brian elliott to a two year deal worth five and a half million. he had a sub par season with the calgary flames allowing his highest goals against average in six seasons. now for some sixers news for you, they have released guard or veteran guard i should say gerald henderson, averaged just nine points a season ago and also, there is a report out there that the sixers are only offering free agent one year deals, free agency begins tonight in the nba so if you are looking for that multi year deal for a guy like jj reddick that may not happen. >>> now is there some action in camden to day at lee there was earlier, they are getting ready for rookie camp i should say or summer league is really what it is and that starts monday. of co

during the 1730's and 1740's, russian explorers, including a dane sailing with the russians, and a number of others, traveled from the west -- sorry, the east oast of russia or siberia to alaska and the northwest coast of america. so this map shows a number of their voyages. and what i find striking is that siberia on this map is a dense network of mountains and rivers and towns, very well known and well mapped. to the russians, right? north america, again, is just empty. but it would have been equally empty on any other map made in this period, in the 1740's and 1750's. and the russians established posts as far south as fort ross in northern california. this shows -- they knew it was spanish california where they at the ed these posts southern limit of their explorations. then this river here is labeled the river of the west. it's at the southern limit of flowing out o winnipeg, in what is now manitoba. so they had another theory about how hudson's bay, lake winnipeg, and the pacific were connected by rivers. so this is roughly analogous to what we saw earlier on arthur dobbs' map. but t

. >> claire danes. i don't know, you think she'd go for chris pratt? don't know.anna faris is the right one... she was actually the first one i thought of, so let's go ahead and--i can her giving not-so-great relationship advice. >> and the good news is you're going to go for it, because you're on the $5,000 threshold. so you're not risking any money. so you're taking a shot here. >> even more perfect. >> do you think we need to use another-- >> do you want to do that? let's do it. let's use the "50/50" as well, chris. >> final? >> final answer. >> all right, it's up there. you might as well spend it. let's take away two incorrect answers. >> okay. anna faris still there. 50%. i'm gonna go with my husband, of course, and a, "anna faris is unqualified." and that's my final answer. >> well done, boys. you got it right. >> both: ah! [cheers and applause] >> all right, demetri. well done. steven, you're at $7,000! >> wow. >> doing great. we're gonna take a quick time-out, and when we come back we'll see how much further he can go. [cheers and applause] ♪ it's our all

were in alaska to be at the start of the pipeline, mile zero, along with senator barrasso, senator danes of our committee and a couple others. i believe that you saw why alaskans say the tax is not just a pipeline, it is truly our economic lifeline. you wasted no time signing a secretary order that will help us begin to refill that important asset. and your department's budget request includes a number of proposals that will continue to help alaska get back on track. the administration has requested a total of $11.7 billion in discretionary appropriations for the department of the interior in fy-'18. overall, that's a reduction of more than $1 billion from the current level and it's in line with the administration's effort to shift funding to defense needs. know that we're going to be reviewing all of the cuts that this budget proposes very, very carefully. i don't expect many of them to become a reality, especially those that target popular programs. but i will also say that the positives in my view outweigh the negatives. for every item that many of us will not be able to support, ther

. >> we're not going to put firefighters in dane. >> this is the area where 19 elite firefighters lost their lives four years ago. >> we asked you to leave. >> reporter: now forcing the entire town of mayer to evacuate. >> that's very upis tsetting. we moved here about three years ago, and found a beautiful home. >> reporter: now wildfires in 11 states. . largest, the brian head fire in utah. destroying more than a dozen structures. the 911 call revealing the fire's first moments. >> we're trying to fight this, but it's getting out of control. >> reporter: our matt gutman on the scene as it grew to nearly three times the size of manhattan. >> reporter: this has acted like gasoline on the fire. it has moved hundreds of yards in the last few minutes, and we saw it from 20 miles away. >> there he goes, making that drop. >> reporter: back in california, a rapid aerial assault saving many homes from the fire near bernie sanders. >> god bless them all. they saved our home. >> reporter: this woman and her grandchildren returning home after evacuations lifted there. you can see the smoke cover

up for sale, the subject of bidding, westinghouse doesn't want it to happen with the group , theen daneked fund. looks like they will go through -- or so.illion for we will see what happens, certainly a huge deal first for toshiba shareholders. investors would be the key for the green light from the government as well. of inot of people kind the dust, because they've reason that phrase concerns about hoffenheim's ties to china. china, looks like the demand will be in tax for now, but we will see the yen. betty: it will be that, but looking at currency risk, not a lot right now in the chinese currency, the yuan. it has been quite stable. might be part of the reason why our guest leader in daybreak asia saying i -- property are going to soar. i know in hong kong it has already been a huge run-up. people are saying, either direction -- yvonne: maybe the money goes to china. curves might be relaxed by the government. a lot of questions in the next hour at 8:00 a.m.. plenty to come. this is bloomberg. ♪ ♪ >> asian stocks is a unique start to the week. present a macron a healthy majority in f

young dane farrell mann tweeted, i got to meet my queen tomorrow. grande will hold a benefit concert that also includes justin bieber and katy perry. >>> in one case an electrical fire broke out after a woman drove her car into water and it caught fire. a front loader dumped water on it twice. she was okay but the mercedes met its end. good thing he knew how to run a front loader. >> good skill to have. >>> out of alberta, canada, of all places, we have a tornado video caught on camera. it is clearly moving over some dirty terrain there. you can see that dirt being pulled up into that funnel cloud and it was just swirling around. there was no reported injuries, which is fantastic news, because that is a huge storm. imagine if you're just driving down the street and seeing that. unusual to see such severe weather up across canada, but we will see that make its way into the northern part of the united states, especially as we go into the next couple of days. for right now, though, we're watching for the potential of more heavy rain in dallas. we also

. >> the center rescue daned dolphins, seals and such and some of the rain reasons mary lee pay as visits along the jersey coast. we still have seals in the area and that's one of her main preys. >> reporter: mary lee pink add couple of miles off sea isle city this afternoon. so she's around but there was no mention of it on her twitter account. what about that any way? why do we check in on a great white shark, because we can. >> i think so. so i believe it gives her a little bit more personality. >> laura birnbaum resident expert at the atlantic city aquarium where they have marbled shark. you can pet them. laura studied great whites in south africa. the mary lee phenomenon helps us better understand animals that have he wasn't the our imaginations all along. >> they're there. be aware of why they're there. and be excited that they're there. >> reporter: right. >> obviously, it might be a little bit scary because there's in thehark but she's not going inlet i thought about the told me fear top of the food chain predators healthy. tem plus mary lee followed mee swimming in theirge are e

there is an old saying that once you have bought off, the damon gold, you never get rid of the dane. sit back and say we‘re going to have this increased public expenditure which taxes have to finance in order to help a particular part of the united kingdom question mark i think that‘s difficult to believe. there is the second point which i think we will see more often people calculate what it would cost to spread that money fairly across the united kingdom and how much has today‘s announcement

looks like she's interested and so they are taking cinderella story and, doing the version that dana danethere was no fairy god mother but fairy godfather and it all went down in the neighborhood. so they are kicking around ideas right now out here in the city to get this done, one inside track might that be ice cube could be involved, in some way of production and you know his track record that would be a big, big huge deal. >> yeah. >> so, jim key already started remake called the cinderella story so it makes sense to re boot this again it to the audiencey like it. >> i know you cannot you won't o we have sitting on the couch with us today. vogue is there, hey, ladies, how are you doing. awn hear him at all. >> hi, van. >> i'm nervous, i got and i donn to get really helped me man, giving them something you canhe i was growing up,all nervous and flus, wiage to each and everyone of you. >> what do you have to say to that. >> you have heard that before. >> no, not exactly quite that way. >> what does he mean become a man. i probably shouldn't ask. >> i think i... >> we are so glad we could

baldwin says soon after the ambush her daughter started to ask questions about the police, about the daneies they face every day in the line of duty. roslyn soon became consumed with the idea of reaching out with a message of love. >> she said, month many ma, i prayed and god told me i need to hug all the officers. i said in the whole world? okay. can we do maybe send post cards then i realized i was lessening her mission and i shouldn't do that. >> reporter: roslyn to complete her labor of love she needed to be taken out of school and then there was the question of money. how was her family going pay for her to travel to every state in the country? but then something happened. >> her mission became a movement. she got her own website and gofundme page to help offset the costs. >> did i hug everybody? >> i don't know. >> roslyn draws a krout everywhere she goes. she's becomes a rock star with police departments. striking not only new friendships but fond memories along the way. >> every place we went to there's been amazing people. amazing officers and amazeing wives and children who come

. >>> dane rodman has landed in north korea. the eccentric hall of famer was spotted going through beijing's airport. he would not say whether he plans to meet with kim jong-un. while the visit is not official, rodman is hinting that president trump approves. our reporter spoke with the former nba star and has more. the printing on the t-shirt kind of makes me think it's an elaborate joke here, but walk us through your encounter with dennis rodman. >> well, to get that out of the way first, this trip is sponsored by the company that you saw on the t-shirt there. it's a financial services company for the marijuana industry, believe it or not. but we were able to catch up with dennis rodman when he arrived. everyone has to transfer through beijing before they go to north korea, so obviously, we were very interesting in seeing what dennis rodman had to say. let's play you a little bit of what he told us earlier this morning here in beijing. >> reporter: are you here just as a private citizen? have you spoken to president trump at a

very, very dane are you intersection there. >> thelma and louise, they're not. police on the hunt for two young women behind a violent crime spree. authorities want to get them off the street before they can strike again. >> and, finally, our fighting phils, the bats came alive. so if you went to bed before the game was over, and likely you did, you missed an great one, late night game. our offense catapulted our team to a much needed win. >> kind of sad when we say finally. >> it's been a minute. >> it has happened. but i'm glad it did. great to have you with us this wednesday morning, karen hepp, good morning to you. bob kelly. >> good morning, i took the detour off the vine street expressway, the vine closed, i took south street this morning, tried something different. oh, my god. twenty minute, every traffic light was red, red, red. >> when you know bob says it is bad, it is bad. >> i followed somebody down a wrong way street coming off the ben franklin parkway. >> oh, you. >> can't be on auto pilot this early in the morning. sue serio, good morning, what ca

the superintendent apologized and went on to dane fletcher for his military service but the family says that they should've known better. >> seeing as how it is a public institution of public school, they fall under the state laws much is anybody else does. they should be leading the example of the state law, just how widely the example of military law. basically any law, and i love to serve my community and i follow the rules 100%. >> reporter: the father fletcher says that the school will have a makeup commencement today at 2:00 at the vfw, american legion and freedom fighters expected to be there. the family says they received a lot of support from the community and they want to spread the word about the law protecting servicemember rights at graduations ceremonies so it does not happen again. >> that is allie rasmus in brentwood. >>> it is 6:36 am. >>> today is marking the 50th anniversary of this supreme court ruling overturning the ban on interracial marriages and the supreme court decision began with a couple in virginia. they were married in dc in 1958 where the interracial marr

we can make more time, and senders steve dane, republican from montana saying that, senate has no responsibilitysaac? >> there's a lot of republicans ready to take away health care. the latest health care will take 27 million americans. even more will have lifetime caps on coverage. when you're at your sickest, you're already capped out for the most that your insurance will cover for your lifetime. there are a lot of republicans are looking to get that done, because they know when they go home for august recess, they are going to hear from their constituents, this is a bad idea. america cannot afford to. their districts, their state cannot afford to. >> sandra: the middle class cannot afford obamacare when you have the premium skyrocketing and so many states they give ov% of these counties and 2018, estimated that only one insurer. there are so many flaws with obamacare, and there needs to be an opportunity to try and fix the problem. when you have the democrats in the senate basically same, we are going to grind to a halt the work in the senate, we are to hold a protest. instead of trying to fi

i was singing your praises, senator dane's, as well as our friend ryan lance at both boy's state and girl's state in wyoming in the past week because there you were, three young high school students from montana sitting together at boy's state. that's the aspiration for young people, boy's state, girl's state, all across the country, can look to you, as well as senator danes, as well as ryan as something to look up to and work for. >> i have to say, i was the slacker of the three. >> you and i have spoken in the past about bureau of land management and the backlog of permits to drill for oil and gas on federal land. we discussed permitting delays, they vary among field offices. some of the offices are having much more substantial backlogs than others. oil and gas permitting delays directly threaten security, they threaten american jobs and economic stability in small communities. the department's budget proposal includes a $16 million increase for the blm program that is responsible for processing oil and gas drilling permits. budget proposals state that this funding increase will, q

. >> senator danes. >> thank you, mr. chairman. montana reeng thely passed a law that's been signed by our governor for real i.d. that i think is going to bring us a solution to the dilemma we face by the way, we need an extension put in place. we'll offer montanas two i.d.s, you can get a real i.d. compliant. i think we have a path going-forward, we'll need an extension as we get the system implemented. i think we have a path forward with the impasse we've had here for quite some time. i have to say something here secretary kelly, this chart you shared showing the reduction in apprehensions across the southwest border, i think is one of the most undertold stories in the country at the moment, to think that we've seen a nearly 70% drop in illegal southern border crossings in your first few months of leadership, it was accomplished by sending a message to the world, particularly down south, that the united states would enforce its laws. thank you, as we are a nation of law and not a nation of men that you have led with president tru

just senator danes. >> thank you for testifying on behalf of your agencies '18 budget proposals. i want to thank you chairman clayton for addressing the issue we spoke about just last month, appreciate the quick response. sometimes unusual in washington, d.c. so thank you for being a contrary and being responsive. and i want to thank chairman gene carlo for speaking in great falls in montana, had our egg summit temporary visiting our farmers and ranchers there earlier this month, we just need now to get chairman clayton out that way we'll be two for two. it's important that we get the fcc and the t s tc budget right so we can continue to safe guard the investors increase the mashlts. mr. gene car lo there's a booking report which shows since march of 2017 the number of mer chants have dramatically fallen from 171 in march of 2007 to just 64 in march of this year. that's over 62% consolidation in the market. my question is what are the practical impacts of this reduction? >> thank you for that question. that is -- this is a very important issue, one that i've been consider concern

to football eagles signed another quarterback dane evans.ie who played atolls s meanwhile beck lam is out the door at that time eagles have waved the wide receiver. green-beckham came over in a trade last summer with the titans. he finished the season with 36 catches and just two touchdowns. >>> the phillies are in new york to face the mets. howie kendrick is back on the disabled list. he's dealing with hamstring issue. the phillies have called um outfielder process of picnic williams to take his spot. he'll start tonight in left field. manager pete mackanin has him batting sixth. williams was batting .280 for aaa lehigh valley this season. nhl free agency begins right after midnight tonight. flyers reportedly set to sign goalie brian elliott. the 32-year-old spent last season with calgary. here he will split time with neuvirth. >>> we won't see nolan patrick on the ice next week. he had abdominal surgery 17 days ago. the flyers say patrick won't resume full activities for two to four weeks. >>> call it sunday night football. mls style. the

i think it is always trying to get inside the president's head and more dane rouse to try to get inside. but this could be part of laying the ground work for firing rod rosenstein and that of course would change who was in charge of overseeing special counsel bob mueller and the russia investigation. that honor would fall to the associate attorney general. so maybe what we're seeing is the president starting to sew the seeds of discord so when and if he wants to move rosenstein out, there has been some ground swell against him. >> the president has been i think it is fair to say, obsessed with proving to the american public that he is not under investigation. you'll recall his letter firing james comey. and by the way, thank you for three times saying i was not under investigation. why would he say this morning i am being investigated? >> obviously, he's had solid information sent in his direction that the focus of this investigation has shifted to include him. and in fairness, you know, what the president -- and i know he understands this because he's been involved in a lot of legal ca

tomorrow we got some sunshine early, a few more clouds later in the dane during the afternoon probableoon probably after 2, 3 o'clock we have a chance of a spotty shower or a thunderstorm. doesn't look like a lot but some of you are going to get hit with that tomorrow. tropical storm hitting around trinidad and to be back go and also caracas before too much longer. this will be a tropical storm brett that will hug the coast and then degenerate as it gets down well south of most of the area where local folks go to vacation. not a big issue there. this could become cindy later today. it's not a tropical storm yet but it's this area of instability north of the yucatan peninsula and if it becomes a tropical storm it looks like it could threaten western texas from about galveston over toward the east and -- or eastern texas i should say and the western louisiana coastline. again, that's cindy. we think that may develop later today. 86 degrees, mostly sunny and lower and lower humidity as we go through today. tomorrow summer arrives in the wee hours of the morning with a high of 85 with some

and to our viewers, thoern bor dane "parts unknown" airs sunday r, 9:00 p.m. eastern only here on cnn. thanks very much for watching. i'm wolf blitzer. here's erin burnett "out front." >> president trump says james comey is lying and the president says he's alsowilling to testify under oath. are there tapes of conversations between trump and comey? the president promising an answer soon, bringing it up multiple times today and a republican calling out paul ryan tonight. he said if trump were a democrat, that would be talk of impeachment. that republican is my guest. "out front" tonight, the breaking news. trump versus comey. one of them is lying. the president of the united states upping theantee against fired fbi director james comey saying that he would 100% testify under oaths about conversations between trump and comey. >> he said you said you hoped the flynn investigation -- >> i didn't say that. >> so he lied about that? >> well, i didn't say that. i mean, i will tell you i didn't say that. >> trump then denied ever asking comey to pledge loyalty to him.