but then they put the mic in his face. reporters also kept asking to hear from lonzo... because lavar kept talking. magic johnson is now lonzo's professional father so we might have seen the last of lavar. gary says lavar doesn't bother him. he says he think he has a twinkle in his eye and it looks like lonzo isn't bothered by it. he says if he was really

[applause] >> i think you already know what to say. >> you want to drop the mic? i think you missed that. >> yes. i'm thelma bank and i have -- i was at columbia university for five years teaching students that would do in communities that white folk were in and didn't know that would do. so i have an answer and that its we have to look at the devastation of our souls and understand we have a culture that can help us get past anything. the other thing i would like to ask is, what is your consideration for prayer as a practical solution for earthly pain? >> thank you so much. >> i prayed on the way over here and not only did i pray the uber driver prayed for me, too. >> forgive me. [inaudible question] >> thank you. >> let me just mention one thing. there's actually data that is reported in "new york times" that block become black children do better with black teachers when hey see somebody who looks like them. just read that that and report before anybody steps before our churn they've done the work to heal themselves so they can stand strongly before our children

. >> obviously we've lost caitlyn she has a mic problem. we'll get that fixed up for you. the weather and the winds were ideal this morning for a most unusual joy ride. check it out. we're talking about more than 50 single engine airplanes taking off on the first leg of a distance race. all the pilots in this competition are women. so we have the flight plans in the binder up front. this is our first time raising. we may need a tug or something. >> are you good with the tie downs? >> we're on the flight line at frederick municipal airport moments from the start of the oldest airplane race. this is such a great opportunity for women pilots to get together and showcase their skills. there's nothing better than being in the sky. you're so far away from all your problems and all your stresses. i'll put this over on your side for balance. ella and jordan are flying for middle state tennessee university. it's a huge freedom that not many people have. we're just excited to be here. these co oweds from ohio state. fifty-two teams of two to three pilots each are competing in this 4

he's got the mic. he's trying his best to get the employees involved. but the border seems he drops the mic, walks outside to get a breath, hops up on the balcony. >> what? >> the whole room he erupts in screams. this guy so concerned he's knocking people down and smashes the camera on the way out of the room. as you can see egor didn't fall to his death, he fell spot position of coolest ceo on the planet. >> arrested development, and that's why you pay attention during briefings. >> a couple of other guys run out to the balcony to see that igor is safe. he's like, got you. remember the guy that tossed the chair out of the way. he doesn't know what happened yet. look at this. >> he certainly ran the long way. >> looking for the promotion. >> i got you, boss. i got you. >> he runs into igor on the other side of the fence. he's like, what are you thinking. >> see the rest of the office decide once they settle down a little bit giving collapse and cheers. that's not the first time igor has pulled something like this. previously he set a camera up in this o

he drooped the mic right there. that will be after the game. [ laughter ] >> yeah. >> nicely done, nicely done. much more >>> this team that we're playing, they're the champions. we're not. i saw the quote from kelly. he said he's surprised. >> are you surprised? >> i'm surprised, too. what is everybody talking about? they're the great team, they're the champs. we're trying to take from them what they took from us last year. >> steve kerr a little bit surprised that the warriors are favorites. jerry west, the logo, the legend, along with isaiah thomas. jerry will be our pregame guest on sunday. right now we've got one of the men who is going to be calling tonight's game here on abc and that's jeff van gundy. a lot of people don't know you grew up in martinez. probably watching the rick barry warriors way back when. could you imagine that curry at the time, 30 something years following that where it's pretty shaky, that the warriors will be in the finals for three straight years now? >> yeah, budding dynasty. rick ba

i think you already know what to say. >> you want a mic to drop it? [laughter] >> is it my turn? >> yes. >> my name is velma banks -- >> could you step up to the microphone? >> i was -- [inaudible] and they didn't know what to do about our -- [inaudible] and i was at john jay college for ten years. so i have an answer, and that is we have to look at the devastation of our souls and understand we have a culture that can help us get past anything. the other thing i would like to ask is what is your consideration for prayer as a practical solution for earthly pain? >> thank you so much. >> yeah. [applause] >> you know, i prayed on the way over here and not only did i pray -- [laughter] the uber driver prayed the -- prayed for me too. >> we can't, we can't, forgive me. >> [inaudible] >> -- wanted to make sure i asked that question of you. and this is the article he wrote. >> thank you. >> [inaudible] [applause] >> let me just mention one thing to the young teacher too. there is actually data that -- was reported in "the new york times" just a couple weeks ago that black children do b

meanwhile as the mic the defense department plans to destroy the mic deploy 4,000 additional troops toave dan afghanistane pentagon is it to confirm the deployment. he joins us now, first the report of the possibility that he could be dead, what we think of reports so far? >> i take anything the russians say with a huge grain of salt, it still has to be confirmed. if he's dead, i do think this will have an effect on the battlefield. it could precipitate the end of isis as a state as it's been calling itself, its capital is surrounded and u.s. backed forces are moving into the neighborhoods as we speak. most hole in iraq, the second city that isis controls has virtually fallen. let's see what comes after. i'm worried about the day after the political solution there. isis will be done as a state but it will not be done as a movement and i expect to see it move into insurgency mode. i just wanted to say these attacks are necessary, to decapitate isis's leadership to keep them on the back foot. if they're worried about how they're going to sleep tonight and whether they're going to survive

yourri conflating islamic terror with islam because you're saying if you want to ban terrorism, the michat i'm doing, that's n what donald trup does. your countries with muslim majorities. >> greg: 50 islamic countries, they embraced him. more muslims are killed by islamic terror. it >> juan: i'm telling you, in the united states, we do not discriminate against anybody. >> kimberly: is not discrimination if it's grounded in fact. spoon the most likely outcome is that they will stop hearing oral arguments for the season is that this gets held over and decided in september. i'm not sure that makes anybody happy. >> dana: i think they'll do it sooner because it's in the interest ofrg national security and the president needs an answer on this. whether it goes forward, not just for americansio but also traveling for most countries. >> greg: they should call it attacks. >> kimberly:: the ladies at the few can't seem to tell the difference between american democracy ando the telegram. were going to explain it simply to them next. like new mr. steak propane patio grills, for steakhouse quality

during a news conference with the romanian president today, the president decide the mic denied ever asking for loyalty oath and he would be willing to swear to that under oath. >> would you be willing to speak under oath? >> president trump: 100%. >> if robert mueller wanted to speak with you about that? >> president trump: i would be glad to tell them what i just told you. >> tucker: it was hard with the impeachment triggered democrats are hoping for but i told her to spend to their advantage all day. >> i found it quite stunning. it's not everyday you have a former director of the fbi saying he couldn't trust the president. >> i think comey came across as an honest man under oath against a president who doesn't focus on muscle tension of telling the truth. >> he demanded loyalty, he wanted the case against his friend to go away and he obsessively hounded the fbi director. >> i think we saw confirmation in his restless testimony detailing the frightening reality of president trump's pattern of contempt for justice. >> tucker: democratic strategist and former missouri state represen

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. >> i stand here today at this mic. i am sick and tired of the disrespect that is constantly being displayed from our president of the united states of america. as a democrat and as a woman, and as an african american in this great country that i love i want to fight for jobs, i want equality for women when it comes to equal pay, i want to be able to say that when a woman needs health care she can get it in america. my want my girls educated. i want a country that is reflective of one nation under god, indivisible with liberty and justice for all. and this is not acceptable. you do not have the right because you have a twitter account to display behavior that i taught my son never to do. i've taught my son and i am respected on so many levels but from the oval office as a woman i am not getting respect. we are here to do the work. these are times when we go home to our constituents, they're not talking about your tweets. they're talking about where are the jobs? where is my health care? where is my immigration reform? w

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i think there's a mic coming. >> yeah. what's the relationship between resigning in protest and. [whistle] le blowing? i think there's some relationship. >> there's a relationship because by definition, when you resign in protest, you are -- your made yourself a whistleblower. the problem is there's so few of either v variety. who resigns in protest any think during vietnam there were some brave foreign service officers. i think of my good friend, robert white, the ambassador in el salvador when the children women were raped and murdered and alexander haig, the secretary of state we don't want you investigating it, and bob white being the kind of person he was, did not let it good. i think of cyrus vans, the secretary of state for jimmy carter after the debacle of the iran hostage riecks who told the president i'm opposed to what you're doing, whether it succeeded or fails i'm going to resign because i think you're wrong and i'm not going to call attention it to until the operation takes place. of course it was failure. how many people like that act on principle or protect morali

you see the light change, i see the light change then i put the phone down and go bammmm .drops mic and walks away so i'm writing you a citation for being in a vehicle on a public roadway using your cellphone what's that ive done my job ok press hard all three copies .in santa clara stanley roberts kron 4 news (steve) our top story tonight... it was a massive fire that rocked the bay area... today marked six months of the deadly fire that ripped through the ghost ship warehouse in oakland... thanks for joining us, i'm steve aveson.(pam) and i'm pam moore... 36 people died and families of the victims have filed a lawsuit. they are blaming the city of oakland and p-g-&-e .. among others.. for the tragedy... (steve) kron 4's ella sogomonian is at the warehouse where she talked to a council member and met with a woman who lost her best friend in that fire... six months since the deadly flames ripped through the ghost ship warehouse in oakland people continue to lay down flowers and candles at a memorial.to this day esi olizar who lost her best friend to the fire can't bring herself to visit

. >> drop the mic. had who knew that they were taking selfies back then.is into his five and a half hour spacewalk during 1966. nice selfie. >> the rock by the way, very good selfie taker, even though we're not bffs anymore, because he ditched me. he is a very good selfie taker, however. >> there was this great moment where he was in the middle of traffic. and somebody else wanted to take a selfie. >> this dude stopped his truck in the middle of the street. what's up, dude, come on. you're going to get hit by this traffic, man, come on, let's get it. >> all this traffic's coming right now. come on, brother. >> can i get one more? >> yeah, come on, dude, you can't get hit. >> oh, my god! >> he's losing his mind. that guy's about to get hit by a car, and i does not care because i will have a selfie with the rock. >> at least he will have an image. >> so i file -- >> diane loves selfies. >> we have to commemorate this moment, don't we? i forgot to put it on selfie mode. >> you're this i >>> this morning on "world news now." an act of terrorism. >> that's what

i think anyone who wants to walk over to the mic. if you have a question for missy, i'll try to-- i'll pull that accent out again. >> a quick question, would you talk a little about their time together on the-- >> yes, keiren chase is here the author of a wonderful work about fdr and his house boat. and i think let missy talk about that and she mention mentioned that, laroco, debating how you say it, in any interviews that she gave, but when fdr went down to the florida keys beginning in 1923 he rented a boat one winter and then he bought one with a friend, john lawrence, so that with as laroco. for three years, missy was his hostess on the boat. so she spent more time with him, really, than any other adult, as he was recovering from the polio. it was the boat, i love the way it was described. fdr said it was a fine little packet. such an optimist, who others said it was a floating tenement and keiren's boat makes it clear it was a floating tenement. it had things going wrong with it and crammed with people. lots of visitors, partyin

we are looking at temperatures -- is my mic working properly? >> the mic is not on? >> i know the temperatures are a lot cooler today , christina. >> they are cooler. look at san francisco already at 58 degrees. in the 80s for walnut creek and livermore when they saw triple digit temperatures earlier this week. we can physical therapy this cooldown to continue throughout the weekend. more from rosemary in our weather a little later in our newscast. >>> we have the power carried under pressure because of the recent heat wave we had. pjd said in the bay area alone 170,000 customers lost power this week mainly because of failed transformers. they need to cool off and it usually happens in the evening , but not this week. they said new transformers are already at the distribution center in fremont ready to be installed. >>> animals are also in danger from the heat. in santa clara county precautions are being made to keep animals and their owners in doors. county libraries in gilroy , morgan hill , sayre toe goldman sachs cupertino , campbell and more. you can get all the

nick broomfield, who can often be seen in his own documentaries wearing earphones and carrying a boom miconers and the late rock star kurt cobain. and he has a new film out this week concerning another rock and roll casualty: the prodigiously gifted singer whitney houston, who died of a drugs overdose five years ago aged just 48. the film — whitney: can i be me? — has been called uncompromising, and in making it broomfield has spoken to the star's entourage, from hairdressers to promoters. and he has now been talking to our culture editor, stephen smith. # just remember it was you, you, you. # who said goodbye. # who said goodbye—e—e—e—e. the matchless larynx of pop superstar whitney houston. this is how her many fans remember her. she won emmys, grammys, and sold millions of records before her tragic early death following a drugs overdose. whitney houston obviously was a very iconic figure. who many people loved. who touched many people's lives. and i think made a lot of people very happy. and was very severely criticised towards the end of her life. judged, i would say, quite harshly. i

soy el open mic donde te convertirás en una estrella. ¡te buscado por años! dijo que habrÁ otro aumento antes de que termine en 2017. jorge: una joven todo lo que salvarÁ su hermana, cuando de pronto "la resaca" las llevÓ mar adentro. reporteros . como muestra este vÍdeo, estas dos hermanas fueron arrastradas -- reportera: como muestra este vÍdeo, estas dos hermanas fueron arrastradas por la corriente. todo comenzÓ cuando intentaban limpiarse la arena del cuerpo, sumergiÉndose sÓlo hasta la cintura. >> yo cuando se empezÓ a mover el piso, a mÍ me entrÓ el miedo. empecÉ a gritar: ayuda! reportera: para su suerte, un ex salvavidas que estaba en la playa, escuchÓ sus gritos y de manera heroica, fue a buscarlas. realmente fue casi un milagro, porque el incidente ocurriÓ alrededor de las 7:40 y 5:00 de la noche, cuando el turno de los salvavidas ya habÍa terminado . las hermanas, apenas saben nadar. >> en mi mente yo me estoy agradeciendo. reportera: las hermanas nos dijeron que no planean regresar a la playa, al menos por este verano. aÚn no han podido darle las

we have a wandering mic going around.you could wait before you ask a question so you get the mic so we -- so we have it set. does anybody have any questions? don't worry, i have a page full of no one wants to raise their hand and be on television. we have at least one there. >> thank you so much for coming to speak with us today and answer the questions that are presented. the idea of mitigation, risk mitigation as a whole, the focus on adaptation, infrastructure planning, in terms of mitigating the impact that humans might have on climate change, is that also just a language aspect with the current administration and past administrations of trying not to create barriers, what is the talk on mitigating the military's impact on the environment? >> are you talking about emissions at this point? let me do 30 seconds, even as the moderator, i'm going to answer a little bit. i ran the office when we were getting the greenhouse requirements down on us, and we still thought about the problem like it was about energy efficiency,

were people ads reading their radio ads behind mics. vault, video ads were made for tv and it certainly was not someone sitting behind a mic . 32nd -- it either or when you think about brands putting their money to work? i am looking at data that says equity billion dollars is spent on tv. how much of that will go purely to the digital space now? >> i don't think it is either or. marketers should reach people on tv, on mobile, in the digital space, they should reach people everywhere they go, but how they reach people on those different platforms needs to evolve. facebook and instagram, we think we offer a really unique value proposition for marketers and people because you can have the creativity of a video, the creativity of sound and light and pictures, but you can also do very specific targeting. you can target your current than new differently customers. people who are in the market for a car, people who look like people in the market for a car so you can make sure the right message gets to the right person. emily: coming up, tech'

and before leaving the mic, i would like to invite you to india along with your family. and hope you will give me the opportunity to welcome you and host you in india. and at the end once again i'd like to thank you for the warm welcome extended by you and the first lady from myself and my delegation from the bottom of my heart. thank you. [ applause ] >> thank you very much, everybody. i appreciate it. thank you. >> on health care, 22 million uninsured. does that mean also? >> mr. president, are you reversing your promise not to cut medicaid, sir? >> so we see the president and the prime minister walking back inside the white house. the president nor the prime minister, neither one taking any questions from the reporters gathered there today in the rose garden. the senate republican health bill would leave 22 million more people uninsured in 2026 and cut the federal deficit by $20 billion in the next decade according to the affordable care act. the wall street journal says the assessment could increase -- senate republican leader mitch mcconnell tweets this afternoon, #

as soon as senators step up to the mic. what this means for repeal and replacement of obamacare, other ramifications of this delay, including how it affects your money. >> absolutely. markets moving big on the news. dow logging triple digit swing today. nicole petallides on floor of new york stock exchange. markets reacting strongly on delay of senate health care vote. what are traders telling you, who is getting hit the hardest? >> technology group, melissa and dave, got hit hardest. on june 9th, beginning of tech wreck, two day selloff. this is biggest selloff since that, not quite as much but seeing that selloff. you saw the s&p 500 snap back the two-day streak. technology, utilities, telecom were the weakest. traders watching the selloff. here are biggest tech tanks we're calling them. netflix is down 4%. nvidia and t.j. technology, down over -- seagate technology down 6 1/2%. checking on pharmaceuticals. how did those fair. health care postponed. by owe again would be indication of this group down about 3%. so certainl

mic just minutes from now when he gives a keynote speech at a gala dinner in washington, d.c.hree day conference aimed at mobilizing religious conservatives. president trump meantime spoke at the very same conference on thursday while fired fbi director james comey was testifying on capitol hill. we will bring you all the news from the vice president's comments as it breaks. he will be speaking any minute now. stay tuned. >>> a fox news alert, attorney general jeff sessions, it is in,

. >> shepard: i know about the mic. the mics kicked the fast food out of the basement. it will get better. if you had a sit-down with the president, where would you start? there's so much out there. >> there's a lot out there. i'd ask him about this. but one of the questions that is wide open and continues to be open as you mentioned at the top of the show, is he going to invoke executive privilege to try to block former director comey from temperaturing before the senate intelligence committee on thursday. he could do that. there's a question as to how strong his legal case is since he's to a certain degree waived executive privilege by making comments, sending out tweets. even in his dismissal letter characterizing the conversation where he claimed comey said he's not part of the investigation. so it's not to say it's protected but you have this dramatic testimony by james comey thursday. he was asked, sean spicer, today, and i think earlier in the week as to whether or not the president was going to invoke executive privilege to block it temporarily. he said that has

and larger mics.'s so critical for voice recognition and translation. we'll hopefully get a gauge pretty soon from analysts about how well exactly it works. >> josh, are we pretty much wrapping things up now? we were waiting for this speaker to be unveiled, and now we have it. now we have the details. >> reporter: you're breaking up a little. i think you asked about the home pod details? >> yeah, so that we have the major announcement -- >> we've got -- i mean you've got the update on the operating system. you've got some of the gadgets they're going to use on the apple watch, the venmo-like payment system for apple pay. other things, plus now this home speaker. so this is what we are getting in terms of hardware and software introductions from apple today. is that it? >> reporter: yeah, listen, i think that the job of apple's executives today was when you saw apple's tim cook or phil shiller or craig on stage, their mission today was these 5,300 developers behind me was to try and excite these develo

. >> tucker: on an open mic. thanks a million for that. chapter of black lives matter have a party for memorial day. you might not been have been invited if you were not black. only black attendees were in invited. what is the reason -- wha ♪ approaching medicare eligibility? you may think you can put off checking out your medicare options until you're sixty-five, but now is a good time to get the ball rolling. keep in mind, medicare only covers about eighty percent of part b medical costs. the rest is up to you. that's where aarp medicare supplement insurance plans insured by unitedhealthcare insurance company come in. like all standardized medicare supplement insurance plans, they could help pay some of what medicare doesn't, saving you in out-of-pocket medical costs. you've learned that taking informed steps along the way really makes a difference later. that's what it means to go long™. call now and request this free decision guide. it's full of information on medicare and the range of aarp medicare supplement plans to choose from base

mic just minutes from now when he gives a keynote speech at a gala dinner in washington, d.c. the dinner wraps up a three day conference aimed at mobilizing religious conservatives. president trump meantime spoke at the very same conference on thursday while fired fbi director james comey was testifying on capitol hill. we will bring you all the news from the vice president's comments as it breaks. he will be speaking any minute now. stay tuned. >>> a fox news alert, attorney general jeff sessions, it is in, agreeing to go before the senate intelligence committee, just one week after the blockbuster testimony of former fbi director james comey. i'm julie banderas. good evening everybody. this is the fox report. the attorney general set to go to the hill on tuesday. the very same day that deputy attorney general rod rosenstein goes before the appropriations committee. it is going to be another big week for politics, folks. garrett tenney has the latest. we begin in washington with our coverage. garrett, do we know why sessions has decided to testify? reporter: well, julie, you

incumbent upon every single one of us to say, what can i do, what words do i choose, when do i go to the mic, went away make a big deal about something? i think especially in this position we are driven to be the first out there, driven to make a statement, driven to speculate . those are somewhat dangerous things and it is important to take a breath, make sure we have all of the

aside from the mic cutoff he says the school district superintendent has agreed to a meeting to discussep beep, beep, beep, beep, beep and it gets louder and closer together. >> that is sylvia lynn describing the sound sound that comes out of her wall every night. lynn's husband actually put the clock in there 13 years ago. he deliberately dropped it tied to a string through an air vent and set it to go off 10 minutes later so he would know where to feed a wire for a tv. the pittsburgh man thought the battery would just run out in three to four months. that was back in 2004. >> ♪♪ pro tip for fruit lovers: giant has unbelievable produce prices. so you'll never have to choose between your favorites. i thought i was your favorite. that's right honey. bye! take a fresh look at giant's produce prices. >> ♪♪ >> welcome back. here are our top stories. opening statements are scheduled today in the corruption trial of philadelphia district attorney seth williams. the jury of 10 women and two men were selected yesterday. the democrat has denied any wrongdoing. >>> a judge will hear arguments tod

so, the first tv ads were people reading their radio ads behind mics.ow, people could see, but when tv evolved, video ads were made for tv, and it certainly was not someone sitting behind a mic. similarly, a lot of the first video ads in a social space were 30 second tv spots, just moved over to the social platform, and those can work well. caroline: is it either or when you think about brands putting their money to work? i am looking at data that says $70 billion is currently spent on tv. how much of that will go purely to the digital space now? sheryl: i don't think it is either/or. marketers should reach people on tv, they should reach people on mobile, they should reach people in the digital space, they should reach people everywhere they go. but how they reach people on all those different platforms needs to evolve. and facebook and instagram, we think we offer a really unique value proposition for marketers and people, because you can have the creativity of a video, the creativity of sound and light and pictures, but you can also do very specific

my name is -- let me make sure i use the mic, that would be nice. welcome to the national press club. my name is jeff ballou. i'm the 110th president. those who have not been to the national press club before, since 1908 the national press club has been ade

jeff from 98 degrees is in the how long, auditioning a couple new kendis and i are going to grab the mic without drinks and belt it out. we'll see who takes home the karaoke crown on this friday, june 30th. >>> from abc news, this is "world news now." >> going down, gibson. >> you have no idea the chops that i have. he will decide who is the better karaoke, karaoker? and we'll do it sober. >> that will be a first. >>> let's start with the president's travel ban. the executive order aimed at six mostly muslim nations took effect hours ago. and already there's a challenge. >> that challenge is from the state of hawaii looking for clarification of who can be excluded from entering the u.s. and there are also questions this morning about how many people this ban will actually affect. here's maggie rulli. >> reporter: president trump's travel ban is now in effect. anyone from the six muslim enter the u.s. unless they meet certain requirements. >> american public could have legitimate concerns about their safety when we open our doors. >> reporter: the airports remain calm, quite a different s

. >> jennifer hudson, you're doing drop the mic.are you to take on the jhud. >> it's going to brutal. >> but knocking the wind out of those star's sails -- >> we call it tom cruise's on the river thames. it was really stupid. you didn't see what was happening on the boat. >> what happens on the boat? >> you'll have to wait and see. >> i he came to me. >> i'm in soef with him and at one point he had his top off. technically we're both men and we couldn't look more different than we do right now. >> here's good news, tom kept what happened on the boat on the boat. but he had a lot to say about the mummy, that interview is coming up a little bit later. >>> jennifer lopez called that picture, sunday funday. another sign a-rod might be putting a ring on it, soon, come on, they sure look like a big happy family. meanwhile, another camera-shy couple just got exposed. topping tonight's "know and tell." taylor and joe out of hiding ♪ . ♪ nice to meet you where you been i can show you incredible things ♪ >> taylor seemed to be showing her bri

wouding house majority whipp steve scalise and bailey grinner and congressional aid and lobbyist mike mic dr a. he remains in critical condition. >> he will acquire additional operations to manager job and bone injuries. predict day is difficult today. presumably it will be easier when more time passed and we have more information. after he leaves the hospital he will require a period of healing and re habilitation. >> anything authorities can do to figure out what happened and to prevent anything like that from happening again. having the park closed is a minor inconvenience. >> now we're told all six lawmakers are hodgkinson's list are known to be associated with the freedom caucus and names were apparent my written in pen and also fox news has confirmed that jeff dunkin and mo brooks were at practice. what's interesting dunkin told reporters before all this unfolded hodgkinson apparently asked were these republicans or democrats plague and he responded saying they are republicans. and police are trying to figure out wanted to meet with lawmakers or land to go to capitol hill offices. t

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-we're running an open mic. in hopes of finding new, up-and-coming musicians to work with. ♪ i'm going home, gonna load my shotgun ♪ hannah: ♪ he ain't seen me crazy yet ♪ announcer: in his search for undiscovered talent... uh, my name is jackie middleton. announcer: he will have to conceal his musical ability. i'm just gonna sing as bad as i possibly can. ♪ you got to know when to hold 'em ♪ ♪ know when to fold 'em ♪ jackie's voice is a little bit rough around the edges. announcer: and what will happen when lives are forever changed?

. >> go to the back mic. >> i am from howard county, maryland. something was mentioned on the panel about civil war armies being indestructible, that meade realized the army of northern virginia was indestructible. i have heard that the typical civil war radel is when both parties come together, bang the heck out of each other, don't actually destroy each other, and live to fight another day. if civil war armies could not destroy each other, why is that? or what does it mean to destroy the enemy in the civil war context? >> i heard the same thing you heard. as soon as i heard civil war armies were indestructible, i started thinking of vicksburg, fort donaldson, locations where armies were destroyed. they surrendered. civil war armies could be defeated and captured. johnson's army of tennessee was defeated and surrendered. they could. really what we meant of care was here was that because of the abilities -- what is the difference between waterloo at hattiesburg -- and gettysburg? railroads there is no that waterloo to there is -- waterloo there i

our live mic. for most of us, it was a 10 for a day. we had a couple of showers south of town, but it's just gorgeous. 78, dew points in the 50s. they're going to fall even more. humidity, 40%. another great hair day for everybody. here is the radar over the last hour. all the showers are south of town, no worries for the game tonight at nats park. waldorf, this is exiting prince frederick. brief, heavy rains, but they're not severe at this point, and they're moving pretty fast. this is going to move quickly across 301, have wet roads. back to looking at the stormtracker, hughesville, maybe 5:54, and maybe to prince frederick at 6:15. i think we might get there a little earlier than that. then we cool out enough to rest the ac. 7:00a.m., to 9:00 a.m. wonderful wednesday. picture perfect, probably the best of the week. hot, but not humid on thursday. the 90s return. 90 on thursday, low 90s saturday. our average high is up to 87. so by morning, this is supposed to stop at 10:00. i don't know why it's skipping the first pause point. by mor

want you to raise your hand if you have a question and i'm going to recognize you and wait for the mic -- wait for the mic to be brought to you and let's keep the questions succinct, please. >> thanks very much, randy. a question for howard. there's been a great growth in guidance documents and informal sorts of quasi rule making. and some have raised concerns that these raise a real problem, apart from concerns about due process and so on, but cost benefit analysis, these are things that are not seen. should that change? what's your view about that? >> thanks, aldon. it's a great question and in fact senator langdon has raised questions on this. it would be not practical to review all guidance documents. guidance documents, when they are done right, are interpretive. they are non-binding. they do not create new regulatory obligations. and to review every single one of them in advance to determine whether they violate those boundaries would just be an enormous amount of work and probably not an efficient use of resources. on the other hand, agencies do, on occasion, overstep and try to