>> spokane, washington. >> jimmy: oh, spokane, washington. what do you do up there in spokane?> i work at a tanning salon. i do spray tans. >> jimmy: oh, that's perfect for this, then. >> yeah. i guess. >> jimmy: you come on through also. all right. just send those through right there, cousin sal. [ cheers and applause ] hey, cesar. how are you doing? round up a few more and we'll check back in. >> you got it. >> jimmy: we'll make a whole night of this. hey, president trump began the day with a tweet apparently. he has a twitter account. did you know this? [ laughter ] this morning he tweeted just out of the blue, "the white house is functioning perfectly, focused on health care, tax cuts, reform and many other things. i have very little time for watching tv." [ laughter ] sorry. [ laughter ] why would he specifically mention that he doesn't have time for tv? i think i know why. i was thinking about it. yesterday there was a report that he was holed up all day watching tv while the whole thing with his son was going on. i bet he saw that on tv. [ laughter ] and then had to twee

the prayer will be offered by reverend lonnie mitchell senior, bethel african methodist church, spokane, washington. reverend mitchell: lord, god

compact francois for news and i'm hexi my spokane and this is live from. the headlines this hour. in a blow to the lgbt community u. s. president donald trump takes to twitter. to announce that he plans to ban transgender people from serving in the u. s. symmetry. nbi s. announces a fresh wave of sanctions against venezuela's president nicolas maduro and his allies. this as the country's opposition leader calls on the country's workers to support a forty eight hour general strike. the latest protests against the government's plans to rewrite the constitution. and wild fires continue to rage through forests along fox's mediterranean coast

church and came to spokane, washington, in 1991. he moved his young family and has been there ever since and leading his congregation under the theme to be the cathedral of love, where everyone is somebody and jesus is the center of attraction. he also started the ahana business and professional organization which was formed for persons of color. he started unity and community in spokane which is the largest multicultural celebration in the inland northwest, 22 years strong. he has his masters from gonzaga university, which is our local jesuit university, but a proponent of bringing faith and government together to build and sustain healthy communities. it was great to have him here today. and i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: the chair will entertain up to 15 further requests for one-minute speeches on each side of the aisle. for what purpose does the gentlewoman from florida seek recognition? ms. ros-lehtinen: i ask unanimous consent to address the house for one minute. the speaker pro tempore: without objection, the gentlewo

richard from spokane, washington, good morning. caller: good morning. i want to thank you guys for letting amazing what the president has two say wes out has to sayigible -- without hate and telling me what i heard. host: bruce in san diego. are you with us? caller: good morning. concerning c-span is self them, specifically. i appreciate if you could get rid of those in general speeches that are only one a minute of peace or two minutes -- a p iece or two minutes. for me, there is very little value. they could put on previous c-span. , we have me stop you from day one made a committee to carry the house and senate gavel-to-gavel, that is part of the process and what we do is cover what happens on the house floor so we will not change that. way of there's no changing or substituting? the second thing i have is concerning the cameras and the fact they do not span rather than they focus on individuals. i find that many times they focus on women. and, they should just span the audience because the idea of what it is like. host: right that to speaker of the

larry is being treated at the rehab institute in spokane washington.y have care for kids and adults. >>> right now at 6:00, a woman says nothing is going to stop her from driving the beltway after someone opened fire and killed her husband as he drives. >>> she is being called an innocent victim by police. the person who pulled the trigger is still out there. mike, what is she telling you about this investigation? >> reporter: well, she is saying road rage is now a distinct possibility that police are looking into in terms of a moti getting ready to drive there, but the concern exists from the wife's point of view that if her husband was killed out of anger that other travelers could be next. >> he was just 15 minutes from home ready to spend the fourth of july with his wife and four kids, but someone opened fire on the beltway saturday night killing him behind the wheel. police just spoke with his wife describing what could have happened around 11:30 that night. >> probably road rage they think. whatever the case may be, we don't know. only they know,

doctor supplied steroids to hundreds of law enforcement officials and the police say colleges in spokane washington says that nearly twenty five percent of all police officers in urban settings with gangs and high crime use steroids so why haven't the cops themselves taken up this issue you know i mean they have kind of not really in two thousand and four the federal drug enforcement administration warned of the possible psychological disturbances of juiced up cops then in two thousand and eight the association of chiefs of police with sixteen thousand members approved a resolution that calls upon state and local law enforcement entities to establish a bottle policy prohibiting the use of legally obtained steroids well as grace except the police never what's the word did did any of that. they didn't did they didn't they didn't they forgot they did part. i myself have a resolution to stuff in the coffee pot here in the break room my words i haven't ever abided by said resolution so it's hardly much of a resolution as that. evidence shows that there is actually less random testing of cops

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tremors felt all the way in spokane, washington. >>> the airline apologizing for forcing a toddler from his seat and forcing a mother to hold him even though she bought a ticket for him. she claims she was told the flight was full. they gave the seat to someone else. here's abc's linse >> want to break in to our programming quickly to give you update on a newly issued tornado warning. show it to you full screen. away from the d.c. metro area. however, it does include orange until 7:15. until 7:15 tornado warning north eastern orange county and north central spotsylvania county. just a doppler radar indicated tornado. capable of producing strong winds gusty winds moving to the east at around 15 miles per ho stronger thunder storms prolific amounts of lightning. moving toward the east at 15 miles per hour. we are going to keep you updated right here on abc 7 and wjla.com if there was bad tesh lens, he wasn't buckled in. ms. yamauchi's son. as a result, her son's seat appeared to be not checked in, and we released his seat to another customer. >> my son was in dangerous united tells us the

and as far west as spokane. 911 centers were swamped with phone calls there overnight. not really the -- >>> not really the place where you would expect the massive quakes. but -- >> no? we don't expect them here but we have fault lines east and even out in the rockies our big problem is going to be flooding again tonight. >> okay. we have the in the in town a lot of folks worried about the game. >> we didn't have it last night. >> showers and storms are possible but i'm optimistic, may have a delay. but temperature-wise looks appealing doesn't it? in the 70s but it's going to be really tropical and really humid. showers are possible as we host the braves. okay. live look outside with the live michael & son weather cam. it's 80 right now. dew point is in the mid 70s, that's uncomfortable. and makes it feel like it's 85. wind north northeast at 13. so here's a radar over the last hour. these showers pushing away from us now. northern anne arundel county and up to baltimore. but these are the showers back to the west that we're watching. so we have another round coming in

tremors felt as far as spokane washington and felt in idaho and towns along the canadian border. power is out in lincoln. it seems no injuries and no significant damage. >>> it took three tries but spacex finally launched a communications satellite last night. >> the falcon 9 rocket took off from kennedy space center. previous attempts on sunday and monday were aborted just seconds before liftoff because of technical issues. spacex now has launched three times in just two weeks. >>> and still ahead, breaking news, crews rush to a popular river for multiple rescues overnight. >> some wild scenes as the political crisis in venezuela deepens. lawmakers have now come under attack inside a government building. ok, let's try this. it says you apply the blue one to me. here? no. have a little fun together, or a lot. k-y yours and mine. two sensations that work together, so you can play together. do yno, not really. head & shoulders? i knew that not the one you think you know the tri action formula cleans removing up to 100% of flakes protects and even moisturizes for sofia vergara hair

tremors felt all the way in spokane, washington. >>> the airline apologizing for forcing a toddler from his seat and forcing a mother to hold him even though she bought a ticket for him. she claims she was told the flight was full. they gave the seat to someone else. here's abc's linsey davis. >> reporter: united airlines is back in the headlines tonight, after shirley yamauchi says she was forced to hold her son, seen in these photos, on her lap for a 3 1/2-hour flight. >> the tickets were scanned without any incident. >> reporter: she says she paid almost a thousand dollars each for two tickets for the flight from houston to boston, but that the airline made her give up her 27 month old son's seat for a standby passenger even after she told the flight attendant she paid for two seats. >> she came back and told me that the flight is full and she shrugged and that was the end of it. >> reporter: the teacher says she "didn't want to cause a scene" like this one where a doctor was dragged off of a plane for refusing to give up his seat on an overbooked flight. and according to united's ow

compact francois for news and i'm hexi my spokane and this is live from. the headlines this hour. in a blow to the lgbt community u. s. president donald trump takes to twitter. to announce that he plans to ban transgender people from serving in the u. s. symmetry. nbi s. announces a fresh wave of sanctions against venezuela's president nicolas maduro and his allies. this as the country's opposition leader calls on the country's workers to support a forty eight hour general strike. the latest protests against the government's plans to rewrite the constitution. and wild fires continue to rage through forests along fox's mediterranean coast. at least ten thousand people over power vaccinated as more than one thousand three hundred hectares of land. full victim to the flames . u. s. president donald trump has announced that he is bothering transgender people. serving in the military it. trump's explanation for the move the tremendous medical costs and disruption. apparently caused by the presence of personnel who have at one point to anothe. decided to self identify with agenda differ

it struck after midnight near lincoln where it knocked out power and was felt as far west as spokane, washington, in idaho and along the canadian border. many got on twitter to talk about it. including john mayer. no injuries or no significant damage reported. >>> it took three tries but spacex finally launched a communications satellite last night. >> the falcon 9 rocket took off from kennedy space center. previous attempts on sunday and monday were aborted just seconds before liftoff because of technical issues. spacex now has launched three times in just two weeks. >>> and still ahead, breaking news, crews rush to a popular river for multiple rescues overnight. >>> and some wild scenes as the political crisis in venezuela deepens. lawmakers have now come under attack inside a government building. i don't have any symptoms. [female announcer] of cancers affecting both men and women, colorectal cancer is the 2nd leading cancer killer in the united states. and it doesn't always cause symptoms, especially early on. but i'm only 53. i'm too young. [announcer] screening is recommended fo

. >> all of this happening on sunday in spokane, washington.heard a 6-month-old crying after a crash. video shows him climbing into an overturned van and lifting the little boy of the wreckage. >> they think you're a guardian angel. >> it's all good. reactive, you know. i did what i thought was the right thing. this is the polar opposite of everything i've been through. >> so here is why this might actually cause him to face action. he served 17 years behind bars. he got out three months ago. he's on work release with a strict curfew which he says he risk risked violating to help the child. the baby's family says the little boy is going to be okay. >> now there's a good occasion for a letter of recommendation, right, for sure. >>> coming up a break in the case, a woman gunned down in a local park. police say they know who did it. the disturbing details we're learning about this investigation next. >>> firefighters monitoring a fire that burned through the foothills here in the south bay. the unauthorized activity that forced the fire department

more records expected today as far north as spokane, boise, 104. 101 in reno. the core slides further to the east as we go through the next couple of days but still toasty for burbank to dodge city. >> a hot and humid day today. dew points in the upper 60's so when will feel a little money out there. 88 to 92. an isolated storms is not out of the western. the best possibilities out of d.c. closer 4:00 and thereafter. chances better at the beaches that here at home. otherwise, the national game should get off without a >>> more on what happened in the east yesterday and today. some severe weather possible. >> you're twinning. >> you are. >> i think we actually are -- >> he has brown in his tie. you're color coordinated. >> we've often accused of being twins. >> looking good. >> along from the weather to dodge city. >> we'll do it again tomorrow. >> america might like news headlines. >> thank you for that. >> save us all. >>> breaking news from overseas. u.s. responding to north korea's test fire of a intercontinental ballistic missile this week. overnight pentag

more records expected today as far north as spokane, boise, 104. 101 in reno. the core of this heat slides a little bit farther to the east as we go through the next couple of days but still toasty for burbank to dodge city. . >>> total sunshine, another very warm day today. high fire danger inland with the red flag warning for the diablo range and mild to warm for the coast and bay. this is the area that the national weather service has highlighted. low relative humidity here and looking at temperatures in the 90s today. san jose, 95 in santa rosa. over 100 degrees inland, but cooling begins tonononononononon >> more on what happened in the east yesterday and today. some severe weather possible. >> you're twinning. look at you. pocket square -- >> i think we actually are -- >> and he has brown in his tie. you guys are color coordinated. >> we've often been accused of being twins. >> looking good. >> along with the weather from burbank to dodge city. >> i think america would love to know that you guys are coordinating your outfits the night before. >> we'll do

more records expected as far north as spokane. the core of this slides east over the next couple of days, toasty from burbank to dodge city. that's what's going on in the western half of the country here's the local forecast. >> reporter: good morning, everyone, i'm meteorologist chris sowers with this accuweather update. they can keep that heat out west. mainly clear skies, it will be warm, high temperatures close to 90. without the humidity it will feel all right out there. the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast, 89 degrees very warm today, less humid, 85 sunny and gorgeous tomorrow. monday, 88 possible. >> you're twinning. look at you. >> i think we actually are -- >> and he has brown in his tie. you guys are color coordinated. >> we've often been accused of being twins. >> looking good. >> along with the weather from burbank to dodge city. >> you're coordinating your outfits the night before. >> we'll do it again tomorrow. >> america might like news headlines. >> thank you for that. good point. >> save us all. >> good mo

in spokane they probably didn't want to deal with your paper work. so my whole life, that one decision. >> where did you grow up? >> the bay area. >> were your parents in tech? >> no, no, teachers. i'm the only business person. everybody else is an academic in my family. i always have the weird business stories and they always have the weird academic stories. >> how many hours day do you spend in front of a screen, and do you do laptop, do you do-- >> yeah, i do everything. so, you find, i found in tech, as i progressed in my career, do more advisory work, i do less hands-on, just the nature. and so, for me to stay connected, to feel i'm not a sham or have the imposter syndrome of feeling i'm disconnected from my hacking roots, i still maintain all the def con servers, and update all the systems and provision everything, and so, i spend fair bit of time just defending our network from other people attacking it and that kind of gives me enjoyment and it's a huge pain, but you kind of have to do one to stay current. so, i spent a fair amount of time in

. >> and the spokesman review of spokane says washington state drivers may no longer hold the tougher law forbids using phones while stopped in traffic. the law also cracks down on distractions like eating or applying makeup. >>> the last orca whale born into captivity died at the san antonio park. he was being treated for an infection when her health suddenly declined. sea world has promised to phase out its killer whale performers in 2019 but some activists want more to be done now. >> sea world announced the end of its breeding program following years of protests from animal rights activists. while the reason for the death of the whale has yet to be activity, it comes as in surprise. on monday, park officials announced that the baby had died. in a statement released this morning sea world said the dedicated team of veterinarians and care staff spent the last three days providing critical care for the whale, but despite their best efforts her health declined and she passed away earlier today. sea world has yet to say specifically what caused her death, but animal rights activists sa

. >> and the spokesman review of spokane says washington state drivers may no longer hold electronices. the tougher new law forbids using phones while stopped to phase out its killer whale performers in 2019 but some activists want more to be done now. >> sea world announced the end of its breeding program following years of protests from animal rights activists. to and because of that you see them basically dying left and right. >> sea world veterinarians had placed kyara on a 24 hour watch. the infection eventually took her life. a post mortem is being done to determine the exact cause of death. >> thank you, michelle. >>> 20 years after princess diana's death a new documentary has revealed part of diana's life that she tried very hard to keep private. that is her role as a mom. the documentary shows there is still some grieving to do by her sons. elizabeth palmer is in london. good morning. >> reporter: good morning. kensington palace is where princess diana lived after her separation from prince charles. it's where the heir to the throne prince william lives now and it's also the

the speed to a man broke into a vacant home in spokane, washington, and they call the cops.p. it turns out the burglar ordered pizza during the break-in. >> a pizza delivery man showed up and the officer basically made it clear that there wasn't a delivery made. >> shannon: officers arrested the 28-year-old suspect. he had crystal meth which they say is usually an appetite suppressant. >> bill: he was robbing a house and he ordered pizza? >> shannon: at the same time while the cops are next door. by the way, how is your 48 hour -- >> bill: i think i've been pretty mellow today. >> shannon: very, you've got the tan, the globe. glow. >> bill: the change is extraordinary. wait until you see my green suit. we've got to run everybody. speed 21 starts now, get you tomorrow. >> fox news alert over the content and follow-up. hello, welcome to you i'm julie banderas. >> this new word that donald trump, jr., learned from an email that the russian government was supposedly behind it all and had dirt on hillary clinton's campaign and moscow is willing to share it. the president's eldest

shelves, broke glass, it is the largest quake in that region in 20 years and was felt as far away as spokane at a baseball practice in virginia. doctors are now worried about his risk for infection. they've downgraded his condition to serious. >>> a new scandal at the vatican. a local newspaper reports police have raided the apartment of an italian cardinal who is a top adviser to pope francis. they reportedly found drugs and arrested one of the cardinal's aides. just last week another top adviser to the pope took a leave of absence to face sexual assault charges. >>> and the arts and crafts store hobby lobby has agreed to pay a $3 million fine for buying ancient artifacts, apparently smuggled out of iraq. investigators claim the company was warned the items, including a clay tablet, may have been stolen. >>> and finally, firefighters in florida were called to help a little boy who got his finger stuck in his desk, they freed his finger and posed for this photo telling him to hold up the finger in question. as you can see, well, maybe you can't, it was his middle finger so they added a censu

felt as far away as spokane washington. no word of injuries or damage but scattered power outages in the area. >>> in other news, hobby lobby has agreed to pay a $3 million fine to settle a federal case over smuggled iraqi artifacts. the arts and crafts chain has agreed to forfeit thousands of artifacts. prosecutors say those items brought illegal in packages that worshipping labels that inaccurately described their contents as ceramic tiles. they acknowledged regrettable mistakes. they said hobby lobby didn't know they were from iraq and put safeguards in practices to >>> united airlines apologizing once again, this time for giving a toddler's seat away to a stand by passenger and forcing a baby's mother to hold the baby in her lap the entire time. she bought two tickets from hawaii to boston. during a layover a stand by passengers came on board and told "her" 2-year-old son was in his seat. she notified the flight attendant about the confusion but apparently was told the flight was full. the teacher held the toddler in he

host: richard in spokane, washington. what is your story?nything ton't have say about opioids -- i have a close friend who's been on methadone for 10 years. been built uphas to 300 amounts -- he's always out trying to buy them. there's nothing i can do. i worry about him. caller: have you tried reaching out to your state officials to try to get some help there? caller: no. it seems like the doctors and the pharmacies and everybody are getting kickbacks. you can't tell the police or anything about it because they won't do anything because the doctor gives it to them. your hands are tied. becauseorry about him he's been on methadone for 10 years and he gets over 300 amounts -- 300 and month and he still runs out. host: these statistics match what you are saying. opioid involve death rates increased in 30 states and d.c. while remaining stable in 19 states. this is according to the cdc, numbers from december. michelle in frederick, maryland. good morning to you, michelle. caller: good morning. reason -- i just had a baby. me, i normally don't t

it was felt as far away as spokane, washington.immediate reports of injuries or major damage but there were scattered power outages in the area. >>> hobby lobby has agreed to pay a $3 million fine to settle a federal case over smuggled iraqi artifacts. the arts and crafts chain has agreed to forfeit thousands of artifacts. prosecutors say those items were brought to this country illegally in packages that bore shipping labels that inaccurately described their contents as ceramic tiles. in a statement hobby lobby's president said they didn't know the items were from iraq and has put safeguards in place to ensure future acquisitions are properly vetted. >>> now to the story we told you about at the top of the show. united airlines apologizing once again, this time for giving a toddler's seat away to a stand-by passenger and forcing the boy's mother to hold the baby in her lap for entire flight. she says she bought two tickets for her trip from hawaii to boston but during a layover in houston a stand-by passenger came onboard and told

we have a community roundtable coming together to talk about spokane, our priorities.nd of a community we want i think we have a responsibility each one of us to be doing our part, to be a part of a constructive solution and not just talking about what's wrong, but to be really bringing people together to say, okay, we're going to take care of our own house. >> the unity efforts, i'm sure it was well received unfortunately, it was all republicans trying to unify republicans. the idea that any democrats would show you've got -- let's work on republicans to start, get them unified. and then maybe, i don't know if you ever think about trying to get the trump derangement syndrome types they're never coming around. there's only one option and that's impeachment this guy is -- that's why i've never seen anything like this before people hated george bush, w., but not to this extent and there's enablers in the media and everywhere else and it's just getting worse, so i don't know how that -- >> i hear what you are saying. on health care, we have a very different vision for thi

abby: let spokane. come on our show. and hopefully is very the suit he was wearing in that video. antitrust protests breaking out across the country. the group behind and claim their peaceful. tell that to our next guest michael caputo appeared to threaten to murder his whole family. how did the president supporters feel about all these protests? i went to find out. >> i think it's ridiculous. i'm tired of the protests. >> what's he supposed to do, give up on everything is done? better than the leading branded pill, which didn't get me to my goal. lowers my a1c better than the leading branded injectable. the one i used to take. victoza® lowers blood sugar in three ways. and while it isn't for weight loss, victoza® may help you lose some weight. non-insulin victoza® comes in a pen and is taken once a day. (announcer) victoza® is not recommended as the first medication to treat diabetes and is not for people with type 1 diabetes or diabetic ketoacidosis. do not take victoza® if you have a personal or family history of medu