nate bargatze.ever like really looked into it. so i asked a great-uncle, told me pretty wild story. we had a guy in our family that got -- he got killed, got murdered, actually, by a a sickle. like the thing the grim reaper carries? and this is like the 1 1800s, too, just so you don't have to feel -- it's not a a recent story. [ light laughter ] we're over it as a family. [ laughter ] so the guy -- it was his own fault, too. the guy's nickname, they called him "two thumbs." two thumbs bargatze. and the reason they called him that is because he had two thumbs on one hand, but still had the other thumb. so not even a good nickname. [ laughter ] i'm two thumbs bargatze. everybody but him is two thumbs bargatze. he's the only not two thumbs we've ever had in the history of our family. [ laughter ] so i can tell you he was a a troublemaker. two thumbs, he was hooking up with this guy's wife. so he was at her house, he leaves. the neighbor sees him. he gives him two thumbs, one hand up, you know. and the

no, that is nate. that's john bargatze. >> jimmy: that is nate, but it already came out july 4th on netflix and it's a big hit. and, yeah, he's a big deal. nate bargatze is here, everyone. >> steve: yeah! [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: it's called, "the stand-ups." i just love the guy. he's really creative and cool and different and -- i just love him. he's one of my favorites. hey, guys, today is friday and that's usually when i catch up on some personal stuff. you know, i check in my inbox. i return some emails there. >> steve: sure. >> jimmy: and of course i send out "thank you" notes. and i was running a bit behind -- [ cheers and applause ] so i thought, if you guys wouldn't mind, i'd just like to write out my weekly "thank you" notes right now. is that cool with you guys? [ cheers ] thank you very much. james, can i get some "thank you" note write -- wow. >> steve: oh, wow. [ light laughter ] it's like his -- >> jimmy: is that -- is that a a wax figure? >> steve: yeah. >> jimmy: a wax figure.

>> nate: first. >> anthony: first grade, no? >> nate: yeah, my first fight, right?ent down to the baseball field. i'm waiting for a foul ball because when you catch a foul ball you get a free soda or a bag of chips or something, and i got the ball and one of the baseball players was mad because a littler kid was trying to run up and get it. he was like, "what's up? why didn't you let him get the ball?" i was like, "shut up, i've been waiting all day for this ball, you know." what i'm saying, i was a little kid. he was trying to get into a fight with me. i'm with these guys and they're all hardcore. i'm in my head, like, "man, why they going to make me fight this guy?" because we -- in my head, right, i'm like, "man, they're making me fight this guy." and we're like going at it and i've never been punched in my face so many times in my life. i was a little kid. >> nick: he would swing kind of wide back in the day. >> nate: why were they making me fight, that was the main -- "why you making me fight this guy?" ♪ ♪ (vo) you can pass down a subaru forester. (dad) she's

nate good with gps coordinates. >> i gave nate the gps and the best horse i got and said, you ride downn the truck and go down to where you can call some help. >> reporter: separated, and then hurrying on that terrainas dangerous. the horses fought to stay together. >> fear was having that horse go down with nate and then nobody would be able to make it to get down and call for help. >> reporter: they slipped and slid. it took nate more than an hour to get to the top of the road. he got in his truck and began a frantic drive down the mountain to reach an area with cell service. >> as i was coming out, come around this corner. and there was a guy standing in the road waving his hands. what in the world? >> reporter: the road was blocked, by a smashed truck hanging halfway over the edge. nate helped the driver move his truck, and went hurdling back down the mountain to get help. meanwhile, back at 12,000 feet, josh was a long half mile from the crash. >> i sat there and glassed that plane probably five minutes waiting to see if i could see movement in it or if anybody was going to crawl o

nates went 8-2.o you know what they are now tied with the new york yankees for the best record in baseball. how about that? >> the nationals will be holding a moment of silence for jim vance before tomorrow night's game which like his highlights back in 2012 is against the brewers and just like in vance's highlight. edwin jackson the mound fortunates. a very cool coincidence considering edwin jackson had played for a handful of different teams before returning back to the nates this year. >> it was meant to be. >> that's very cool. >> he was pretty good at doing the sports. >> he was. he had got a thrill out of it. >> good being right there with him. >>> it was ago that jim vance signed off from this 11:00 broadcast for the last time. >> you continued to welcome him into your homes at 6:00 and it is a privilege he never lost sight of. >> here's vance in his own words in may of 2015. good night. >> i'm still scared to death half the time trying desperately not to mess it up. and still madly in love wi

and u nfortu nately, these circumstances.that u nfortu nately also by the 0ec monitors that unfortunately those were the militants who were not allowed for even short time ceasefires to repair the grids. you're talking about the humanitarian situation in eastern europe, ukraine and you're saying the pro— moscow separatists are responsible but i have to put it to you that there are also complaints about ukrainian activity which has led to what the russian foreign ministry warns could turn into a humanitarian catastrophe. there have been criticisms of the illegal blockades by ukrainian activists that prevent supplies going into civilians in rebel held territory, that's one of the accusations, and ukraine in march imposed a temporary freeze on rail and road car though links to breakaway enclaves, which has meant that civilians are suffering in the rebel held areas, they're not getting the supplies they're not getting the supplies they need. i hope people in the west already understood that whatever russian ministry of foreign af

u nfortu nately women traditionally have not.he other factor that has been a majorfactor is unfortunately the other factor that has been a major factor is the secrecy. employers have not had to publish their pay rates or their pay scales or individual pay, and therefore they have been able to get away with it. do you think the a nswer away with it. do you think the answer is for all companies, all organisations, to reveal how much is paid? a lot of people will object to that on privacy grounds. they may wa nt to that on privacy grounds. they may want to object to it but this is a major equality issue. from next april employers with over 250 employees will have to publish their gender pay data, so at least employers with 250 or more employees will have to be more transparent. but this is a major issue. since 1970 when the equal pay act was passed, and 1975 when was enacted, employers are supposed to have been giving equal pay. this is not a new issue and i do not think employers can hide behind pregnancy, ethnic monitoring or all

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u nfortu nately the country for many purposes. many times that children are the victims. were working with authorities, we are working... in many cases witnesses to understand the magnitude of these crimes and also to prevent it from occurring. in this case we will whip oui’ occurring. in this case we will whip our witnesses to a human tragedy in oui’ our witnesses to a human tragedy in our city, our first response and our response as local officials is to render aid. we do appreciate you taking the time to talk to us here on bbc world news. white house officials are sending out mixed messages after the us congress reached a bipartisan agreement to impose sanctions against russia, intended as punishment for alleged meddling in the presidential election. the new white house communications director said the president was yet to decide whether to sign it but white house press secretary, sarah huckabee—sanders, insisted the administration was happy with the final bill. twojordanians are believed to have died and one other person injur

u nfortu nately will do it again and again.tely the british government has not done enough to defend our high degree of autonomy. the british government has cowed the chinese pressure, and of course their money, and unfortunately hong kong has been sold down the river so many times for 30 pieces of silver. but isn't the chinese way, and what president xi is saying, for hong kong and beijing to build consensus and not have any conflict? yeah, because they want to change all the rules of they want to change all the rules of the game, and they want you to agree with it, and that's consensus. we will have more coming up on hong kong later in the programme. first, some other news. interior ministers from three european countries have met in paris to decide how to tackle the growing migrant crisis in the mediterranean. italy has become increasingly alarmed by a sharp rise in arrivals and warns other countries to open their ports. the european union's commission of the migration said they were willing to help ease the pressure for ita

u nfortu nately we got to this situation?ast have been prepared to work for less money than men. they have not been unionised. a lot of women have had to work reduced hours. i cannot call them past timers, but flexible hours because of childcare or dependent care, and they have not been as forceful as men. the men have been in very strong trade unions who have worked very hard to get better pay. women traditionally have not. unfortunately, the other factor that has been a major factor is the secrecy. employers have not had to publish their pay rates or pay scales or individual pay and they have been able to get away with it. that was gillian howard, an employment lawyer. eight people have been found dead outside a walmart store in texas. some of them were believed to be suffering heatstroke or dehydration. police are investigating possible people smuggling. police are investigating possible people smuggling. a man was arrested at luton airport last night, after allegedly trying to open an emergency door on board a flight. (00

fortu nately football team—mates to understand her accent.tunately football is a universal language. natalie pirks, bbc news. time for a look at the weather. here's sarah keith—lucas. the main theme is heat and humidity. there's a lot of sunshine around. here's a weather watcher in merseyside. a bit of rain and cloud there. there's some cumulus cloud bringing heavy downpours around the country. if we look at the satellite image we have more cloud towards the north—west. there's rain in merseyside, down towards willing in cambridgeshire, where the second weather watch picture comes from. here we have some thunderstorms in the area. some big threatening skies ca ptu red the area. some big threatening skies captured in cambridgeshire. we'll continue to see that threat of some heavy showers and sam saunders —— thunderstorms across east anglia, in the east midlands, north—east england. elsewhere across england and wales who are more likely to stay dry through the afternoon, so this is 4pm this afternoon for the south—west of wales and england it's

she has made an u nfortu nate this young girl.ous consequences, we would appeal for the public to come forward. either youngsters or parents. it may be that they want to use crimestoppers. how do you think the children... you say there were a number in the park, how did they get hold of the drugs? we don't know. we believe they were supplied either before or at that scene. within the recent history. we are confidence that a number of people will know where those drugs have come from, and i appeal to them to come forward. had he been able to identify other children were there last night? you said you took two other goals into hospital. had he been able to speak to other members of the group? we have spoken to nearly all of the members of that group. for their welfare and to give them safeguard in advice, as well as witnesses. what would you say too many teenagers for anyone thinking of trying new psychoactive substances, especially now it is summer? if anyone asks you to take a quantity of a substance you didn't know within it, why

and this u nfortu nately tra nslates to politicians...translates to members of the public. and i think the media, so leave the bbc, and they are not alone in it, they have contributed to the levels of abuse that politicians have to put up with today. on wednesday's daily politics the labour mp jack drew today. on wednesday's daily politics the labour mpjack drew me came to discuss the scale of personal abuse directed at politicians. it has been getting worse for some years, and i personally don't get that much, if you will excuse the language, but it comes overwhelmingly from the right, but that doesn't matter where it comes from, it is not acceptable and anyone who practices that is com pletely anyone who practices that is completely wrong. when we're talking about abuse it would be best if we did not use abusive language and daytime —— and daytime terrorism. did not use abusive language and daytime —— and daytime terrorismlj feel daytime —— and daytime terrorism.” feel —— on daytime television. i feel —— on daytime television. i feel ve

the it i lem nates the job-killing employer mandate, repeels other burdensome taxes and will significantly lower the premiums, it will stabilize collapsing marketings and give americans far more choice and far more flexibility. the senate bill protects coverage for preexisting conditions and you don't hear this from the democrats. they like to tell you just the opposite. and they didn't even know the bill. they run out. they say death, death, death. well, obamacare is death that's the one that's death. and besides that, it's failing. so you won't have it anyway. it dramatically extends popular health savings account, it provides tax credits so americans can purchase a private plan that is right for them and their families. it devotes substantial resources to fight the opioid and this is a tremendous problem, the opioid being c $45 billion is put in so that the people of many states like new hampshire, ohio and so many others that have such a big problem can be helped and helped greatly. going to be fighting the drug problems very, very seriously in my administration. and it provides among

we have u nfortu nately nuclear accident can create. we have unfortunately seen that.at fate. we have seen that in other news: shares of snap have fallen below its initial public offering price for the first time. the company, which owns popular messaging app snapchat, listed in march at $17 per share. snap shares have been under pressure recently as investors doubt whether the social media company can stay popular and fend off competition from tech rivals like facebook. australian prime minister malcolm turnbull is certainly bullish on trade. at a joint press conference in downing street with his uk counterpart, he announced australia is ready to negotiate a free trade deal with britain as soon as that is possible. trade between the two countries is worth around $27 billion. india's highest court will look at the government's recent decision to ban the sale of cattle for slaughter, through animal markets. the country's leather and beef export industry says the government's move violates the right to free trade. it's a case that could affect the livelihoods of more tha

it is just u nfortu nate. he would just let it go. it is just unfortunate.re he didn't wa nt to unfortunate. i am sure he didn't want to finish this way, it is wimbledon. obviously it is a very particular tournament for all of us. i wish him all the best, all the recovery. on my side, i will try to rest and recover and prepare for the next one. i had a lot of matches, i have had enough matchplay. with no serena williams to defend her title, it was down to last you's finalist, angelique kerber, to open proceedings. she struggled for form in 2017, but showed glimpses of her best game against qualifier. she avoided an upset here, into the second round. the best is still to come. when i walked onto the centre court, all the memories from last year came back. it was amazing, what i played last year, but i was trying to focus today on the new match. the first round is always tough, but i am happy to be back and playing on this amazing court. of a court number one was many people's favourite, the third seed. the czechoslovakian raced through her first set, taking i

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the weekend whether going downhill u nfortu nately. going downhill unfortunately. i don't want to paint a picture of doom and gloom. some windows are fine and dry weather about. not pouring with rain. having said that, a lot of rain and cloud in atlantic. you can see streaming off the ocean, moving in our direction. very soggy in northern ireland, scotland, parts of the northwest. that is how it will stay during the course of night. damp across the north west, thickening cloud across the south west and wales. staying dry across the midlands, some areas of the south—east. whether in the north or south, quite a warm night, 1a, 15 degrees. through the course tomorrow morning, the cloud keeps rolling off the atlantic. the white fuzzy stuff, thatis the atlantic. the white fuzzy stuff, that is the fog. fine drizzle around. despite all of the cloud, the thick cloud, and the outbreaks of rain. temperatures not desperately low. they are still rising at this time. 18, 201 degrees. 19 there in belfast. quite a warm, muggy feel. chance of more dry

him either from or nate and i can. see if he was going to you. know just. the sure. if. it's. oh. no no no no. kid what do you. mean. a rape happened in that spot. is this where you found all the possessions of the immigrants yes right here in the desert it just feels like everything that we would find there was a piece of the journey and it was literally the d.n.a. of the journey is and what we leave behind all of us. no matter where we're traveling you know we're all wayfarers on this planet and it's what we leave behind this is so much about who we are. from what we can gather. this gentleman was traveling through and this is the family he left behind. and in spanish. to. people still almost put a child in which just got us just. to kill them which will be oh i stopped. just at all you got a kid all you got. when i have found a women and children and pregnant women. and what they had to go through. i i. i'm kind of struggled for words here but. i'm actually an aa of the courage people to make this journey. and i say all the more power to them i really do. it's a very rough terr

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u nfortu nately slam for the first time.ly she went out, beaten in three sets by victoria azarenka, the former world number one. making her grand slam return after the birth of herfirst her grand slam return after the birth of her first child in september. england they happier side after day two of the first test at lord's against south africa. after being bowled managed to restrict the south african toppled. day one was a good read, day two, the opportunity was there again forjoe root. as well as the expectation he could pick up where he left off. well as the expectation he could pick up where he left offlj well as the expectation he could pick up where he left off. i want root to get the double century, really excited, cannot wait. 0h root to get the double century, really excited, cannot wait. oh no, joe. the new skipperfell ten runs shy of a doubleton. his wicket the first in two balls from morne morkel. rabada first in two balls from morne morkel. ra bada getting first in two balls from morne morkel. rabada getting his

fortu nately, chance on doing the most with it.tely, it was a great ball, so i was able to take a great touch with me fit and finish it. i am glad that we greeted a chance and put it away. we were just hanging that we greeted a chance and put it away. we werejust hanging on, to be honest. i think the girls were excellent and night, for everything, especially in the dying minutes. we threw everything at it and tried to get the ball, and fortunately, we held on. our sports correspondent katie gornall was at the game and told me it was a truly significant moment for the england team. england did not just england did notjust advance, here, they took a huge step forward. you can see what it meant to the place to get that record over france at their minds. they have not beaten france since 197a. lost to france the last three major tournaments. it was a nervy match. there were few chancesin was a nervy match. there were few chances in the match as a whole. but the thing about this england side, which is something they have not donein whic

u nfortu nate, expecting some very good numbers. unfortunate, volumes will take a little bit away.to be the reverse of what we have seen in many years. in other headlines, the trump administration has outlined calls for renegotiating the north american free trade agreement. getting access for american products to canada and mexico to improve the trade deficit. they are worried that too many americans have been hurt by closed factories, exported jobs and what they call broken political promises. formal talks to renegotiate the deal are expected to begin next month. ministers from the eu and the uk have been getting down to business. wretched negotiations continue in brussels. the clock is ticking for the deadline in march 2019 for britain to leave the eu. several issues are on the agenda. number one, the rights of more than 3 million eu citizens, currently living in the uk, and about1 million living in the eu. —— 1 million living in the eu. —— 1 million britons. the british chancellor confirmed that britain would honour its‘s debt. and finally, how they will address the traffic of p

we are now going to spend our last precious moments with our son, charlie, who u nfortu nately moments charlie, who unfortunately won‘t make his first birthday in just under two weeks‘ time. charlie has been in intensive ca re time. charlie has been in intensive care since october. he has a rare, inherited condition. he cannot move, seed or breathe unaided. the central question was whether this powder, which is added to food, could boost his muscle function. it has never been tried on animals all humans with his condition. his parents raised £1.3 million for the treatment in the united states. that money will now go to a foundation in his name. but every neurologist who examined him said the treatment was futile, because by january, examined him said the treatment was futile, because byjanuary, he had suffered catastrophic and irreversible brain damage. the high court had to intervene, and in april, they backed the dock is, saying his suffering should end and his life—support be withdrawn. every legal appeal by the parents failed. but they had powerful supporters including the pope and

laura is going for her shots but u nfortu nately going for her shots but unfortunately missing the targetbeatriz haddad maia. robson once made the last 16 here. her aim now is to get her confidence back. made the last 16 here. her aim now is to get her confidence backlj made the last 16 here. her aim now is to get her confidence back. i am very disappointed, i did not play near my best tennis. frustrating that i couldn't loosen up. i felt very nervous after i let myself down. heather watson tasted success here last year winning the mixed doubles and sheila like she was enjoying her first match doubles and sheila like she was enjoying herfirst match back doubles and sheila like she was enjoying her first match back in the singles as she raced to the first set against maryna zanevska but the british number two has struggled to seek out matches from commanding positions. three match points came and went as watson wobbled before she recovered to map up the match in a tie—break. aljaz bedene faced a player with many years here behind him. at 38, ivo karlovic should as a secret to his longevity

it is u nfortu nate. that lasted just 40 minutes. it is unfortunate.t wa nt to unfortunate. i am sure he did not want to finish this way because it is wimbledon. 0bviously, want to finish this way because it is wimbledon. obviously, it is a very particular to and for all of us in the season. i wish him all the best in his recovery. from my side, and will try to rest and recover and prepare for the next one. i obviously had a lot of matches in eastbourne and have enough matchplay. they had not seen much of djokovic but proceedings were lifted by the arrival of roger federer. in what would be a record eighth men's title at the age of 35, the swiss was not about to roll over. federer took the first set and it transpired that his opponent was suffering an ankle injury. dolgopolov had to pay at wimbledon to get paid. he threw in the towel after 45 minutes. centre court felt short—changed. lot of fans travelled a long way outside of britain and then sorry they could not see more tennis today. at the same time, wimbledon remainsa today. at the same time, wimb

. >> you have to say calf nate philadelphia you're at comic con. >> didn't know about hot koingz in coffee. we'll be right back whoa! you're not taking these. hey, hey, hey! you're not taking those. whoa, whoa! you're not taking that. come with me. you're not taking that. you're not taking that. you're not taking that. mom, i'm taking the subaru. don't be late. even when we're not there to keep them safe, our subaru outback will be. (vo) love. it's what makes a subaru, a subaru. >> punters kick and have time to cop template life. red skips pupter train ward case time to develop board game. earlier he walked us through trivia side hustle. >> how did you come up with your own board game. >> so map how it started my family were a big, big, game family. last year in training camp ap released top 100 college programs based upon point sim sooners were number two i was proud about is that the. i started asking anyone if they could name ten. i kept track of who was wroj. it was coach gruden who said do i said no but when you have meeting tonight i don't i'll go upstairs and come up with questions.

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chris sanchez, nbc bay area. >> we do have a full list of where you can do nate on our website as wellthe specific supplies that each grade needs the most. that's at nbc bay area.com. >>> at 7:55. we still some more ahead on "today in the bay," it's not your average cup of joe the bay area spot that's serving up a real piece of art next. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> check it out, this is specialized foam, there are a number of designs to choose from. you can bring your other than, the free is 25 cents and the money goes to charity. >> we align ourselves with different charity and people know as they're supporting us, they are supporting the local community. >> this time the donations go to the palo alto firefighters association. the professional cup owner will choose another charity, once they reach a goal of $1,500. that's a great cause. who doesn't love coffee? thanks so much for making us a part of your morning, we will have more local news tonight at 5:006:00 and 11:00 on bay area.com. we hope you have a great saturday. . symbol you know you're watching television that's educational and informatio

many were able to get their dresses, some were not so fortunate nate. their loss will be worked out in bankruptcy court. >> a family finds an entire suv buried in their backyard that's next. >> a relaxing vacation in the outer banks is disrupted for thousands of tourists. coming up later why officials need to get people off one of the islands. >> new on "action news," san diego police are looking for the suspects in this video one wore a monkey mask to rob a hotel. they got away with cash a clerk's wallet and backpack. >>> an oklahoma family made a surprising discovery on their property. the son was making changes to the dirt bike trail outside of oklahoma city when the tractor hit something 6 feet under. they dug up the remains of a brand new chevy blazer wrapped in a tarp. whoever buried it left the license plate in tact. the vehicle was reported stolen back in 2003. no one has been charged yet. >> i think there will be more to come on this story. >>> it is 4:57 a.m., new this morning, police are investigating a stabbing in center city. >>> the invest

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nate ballard being pretty critical and up front there. did he offer suggestions as to what a good roll out? besides being tech savvy? >> reporter: yeah, he said they should have highlighted rising stars in the delawareic party, maybe had a-- democratic party, maybe a cory booker delivering marks, not reading them, but delivering them like a rousing speech and not flanked by politicians, but flanked by actual americans, members of the democratic party, look, in the time of trump when you are competing for attention you really have to bring it. that is what he said. >> see if they get the attention. >> yeah. >> we will see if we can get them a do over. >> thank you. >>> new details in the human trafficking tragedy in san antonio, the describe of a sweltering tractor trailer found packed with immigrants could face the death penalty. the florida man appeared in federal court today over the weekend, authorities discovered eight bodies inside the crowded 18-wheeler, parked outside a walmart in the summer heat. two more people died at the hospit

maya: he wass giving the nate -- the nation's highest honor to a military veteran who fought in vietnamwe also have going on right now is a press briefing with now- press secretary sarah huckabee sanders. i expect there we many questions but very few answers over what exactly happened with scaramucci , why kelly requested him out, and what this looks like with kelly bringing his foot down, seems to be saying he won't tolerate this kind of behavior, how scaramucci was acting. gerhart: who has president trump's ear right now? maya: we still have chief strategist steve bannon, very close to the presisint, as welel as evocative trump and jared kushner -- i thought the trump and -- ivanka trump and jared kushner. but there is a lot of shuffling going on and we will have to see who comes out on top of this team of rivals. gerhart: maya, keeping a close eye on that revolving door at the white house. thank you. we stay on that side of the atlantic, the u.s. has let sanctions on the venezuelan president, calling him a dictator. the move comes after the election in which their government changed

industry and i realized i could have a songwriting career on the side which is really important it nate the songs are for artists to have long, enduring careers, whatever i recorded, one song i sang with ray few times and sang to him once which is so surreal. percy sledge i got sing with him. i don't need to write everything myself. if someone says, listen to this classic, i think you can make it your own and have a great time with it. i love doing that. and i learned that i can do that and i have permission to do that. but songwriting actually really delivered food and a shelter for my family. >> i want to talk in a moment about the fact you don't have to write the song given your new song "songs of cinema." since we're talking about great song writing let's talk smokey robinson they don't get much better than him, they've all been on this program over the years, great songwriters, i'm curious from michael bolton's perspective what makes a great song? >> wow. i remember -- okay. well. that's a good question. because you know, with any humility, you happen upon it. you know, you are wor

pushed by the administration and president that there is absolutely no evidence of intent to cord nate or collude. >> hillary clinton's running mate tim kaine went even further. >> new york's lee zelden tweeted, that meeting was a big no-no. >> south carolina's lindsey gral ham said they should have reported the encounter to the fbi right away. >> if you have an e-mail suggesting that they want to help the trump campaign and donald jr. saying i love it. >> i asked marco rubio what would he have done? >> i'm very anti-putin, so i would have -- >> would you have reported it to the authorities? >> i think i would have. >> it's left few republicans willing to go to bat for them on russia. oklahoma's jim inhofe is one of them. >> you guys tried to spend every breathing moment trying to destroy trump. >> his office says he was unaware of that controversial meeting and that he's no longer focused on the campaign, particularly the part that took place before he joined the ticket. nancy cordes, cbs news, capitol hill. >>> ahead on "cbs this morning," we will talk with a member of president's le

. >>> officials in margate would likely say this is the height of the tourist season nate hire. the army corps of engineers have launched a massive beach construction project to give margate dunes they didn't really want in the first place. vernon odom is at the shore with the full story. >> reporter: fredericksburg and the beach the border of absecon island in margate. the army corps of engineers were moving pipes and other materials into the margate after the army corps of engineers did a sudden about face decided that margate much jump in line for millions of dollars in beach building. the contractors equipment was late getting here because of construction delays in florida. >> there will be about a weeks that will disrupt someone at a certain location. margate or any town we work in. >> margate spend years and hundreds of thousands of dollars fighting the project calling it a waste of federal dollars and disruptive and now lands here in the heart of the tourist season. >> we have bulk heads for 60 years and we maintain from day one that our bulk heads give us equal protectio

it's been a tough time, i'm just really happy and fortu nate to time, i'm just really happy and fortunateg through the blood sweat and tears and the tough times that every footballer has. if you ignore the weather this has been billed as the golden summer of women's sport, we have seen the cricketers left the world cup and england midfielder fa ra world cup and england midfielder fara williams says the england footballers want in on the action as well. it's great to see so many women doing so well and getting the headlines, winning the cricket world cup the other day, so tightly, we wa nt cup the other day, so tightly, we want to, coming into training we had put the dead, a few of us know a few of them so it's nice to know they are achieving as well. definitely an inspiration and now we have to go one better and the rugby lot will wa nt to one better and the rugby lot will want to go one better than us, so long as we are winning it doesn't matter what sport that is, it's so nice to see females competing and being recognised. englandjust need a draw against portugal to reach the last eight

talking about the nates if ys ie headed out to the game. you can see those temperatures will be quite cool by the time you're leaving and maybe you want to bring a light jacket out there and definitely, you might need a light jacket tomorrow morning and keep those windows open because it's still going to be really comfortable overnight with low humidity. so maybe a light being. >>et on th i don't think you'll need it all day because those temperatures will be warming up into the mid to upper 80s for daytime highs and look, all up and down the east coast looking good. maybe a few spotty showers in pennsylvania, but other than that, thanks to high pressure we are sunny all of the way back to the midwest and the forecast for tomorrow upper 80s and 88 degrees it will be warmer than today and the humidity still stays on the low side and to time out your morning, looking good all of the way throughout the day with plenty of sunshine very similar to today and go ahead and eat outside and monday, tuesday, wednesday, even on thursday. when does the

nate degrees by thursday 104. we lose some of the heat and the humidity feeling a little bit more comfortable. by the afternoon, we're looking at some temperatures that will be warming up through the 90 90s and some thunderstorms or thunder showers that will be occurring during the afternoon. so very heavy downpours associatassociated with these ad lightning as well be aware of that. thursday morning, we'll see drying conditions and then by the afternoon another chance of some scattered showers and thunderstorms with additional downpours. thursday is the peak of the heat. we have an excessive heat watch that will go into effect. it will feel like it's over 100 degrees and that's when the heat turns dangerous down the shore the next couple of days highs will be in the 80s southwesterly winds mostly sunny for your thursday. and into friday temperatures will be in the upper 80s still a little unsettled. so overnight tonight, low temperature 76. mostly cloudy and muggy during the day for your wednesday look for that m

he went on to write, nate diaz, money may about to destroy you.ow i don't agree with this back and forth between the two guys but i do agree with draymond on one thing. may weather is going to beat connor. connor will get a huge pay day. that's it for sports. see ya. terrible accident made good on his promise to "walk" down the aisle at >>> a former olympic high jumper partially paralyzed made good to walk down the aisle. he suffered a spinal cord injury during a back flip. doctors did not know if he would ever walk again but during rehab, his number one goal was to walk down the aisle on his wedding day and he did that without the help of a cane. he's a two time olympian, he called it a monumental day. >> he set his goals and did it. >> and he met them. >> rob mayeda we got a reporter down there and spreading, what's the weather like there. >> you'll wake up to that 50s and 60s to start. cooler temperatures on the way tomorrow. >> thanks for joining us. back at 11:00. >> we'll see you then. and we've got some great discoveries for you, along the

rock creek parkway, traffic all the nates through that work zone. outer loop at the american legion bridge, still have that crash on the right shoulder. that is good news here for any folks headed that way. outer loop after branch avenue, two lanes getting by there. rest of the beltway looking okay. inner loop and outer loop. everything else is rolling along just fine here. northbound 95 after 198 here in maryland, we have two right lanes getting by that work zone. we'll look at 270 coming upment. >>> melissa, thank you. he is one of america's most notorious serial killers. this morning, officials have identified one of john w gacy's victims. how police made the link and what the man's family has to say. >>> it's a crime that shook part of d.c. and had one mom holding her son even tighter. now we know what sparked a shooting that put a 1-year-old in the hospital. >>> the new warning about a popularoy your tki >>> 4:41 right now. it's taken 41 years, but a minnesota woman finally knows what happened to her 16-year-old brother. >> illinois police say

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that's like meadow nateing $-- that's like me donating $25 to my kid's school. johnny rights you people won't be satisfied with anything no matter how much he is debunking. it is time to give up on people. tax write off or not he's ending up on paying more taxes than you and i both. thank you trump. >>> you don't need to donate your salary. tell us what you think any time. go to our wusa9 facebook page and weigh in. >> you can do that. in tonight's consumer alert, ford is recalling more than 100,000 ve defect. it's the bolts in the seat or the seat belt or the seat belt buckle that can fracture. this involves the 2014 f-series pickup. the 2014 and 2015 ford escape, and the 2015 lincoln mkz suv. ford will let you know when to bring those cars in for the repair. >>> look who is king of streaming devices. they beat out amazon, apple, and google. a report by e-marketer found 39 million americans use roku video in july. a big part of the success is the partnerships with smart tv makers that automatically install the technology. >>> amazon has a pretty big giant fair

get closer later tonight and then it weakens as it tries to get closer to d.c., beltway and interest nate 95. tomorrow's planner 1 at 8:00. that's warm. by noon its hot, 9 and we'll watch for a couple of storms around by 5:00 temperature of 95 coming down from the high we think will be 97 tomorrow in district. maybe a few place as way from the city center can stay closer to upper 80s. definitely hot when you combine that humidity and bermuda high which will pump heat in all week long keeping that heat up developed about 100 or advisorying later this week and maybe with a little trigger thunderstorms in the afternoon as well. the pest day may be friday that helps drop to 90. we'll be warm. check out the weekend. it's a little relief. it's not cool. we don't expect it terribly cool in july and temperatures upper 80s might feel good and by the time we get to monday of next yeek maybe 87 with couple scattered thunde thunderstorms. any time it's this hot and humid you can cook up a storm and maybe not maeny but a few could be strong and severe. >> keep that umbrella handy. >> thank you, sue. >