randall: nothing in particular. one thing notable about the case -- i was a very junior person, not the lead prosecutor, i was part of the team -- one thing that was notable was the lack of any perception of political influence in the investigation. in other words, the investigations was began under a republican administration, that after the election, it switched to the clinton administration and rostenkowski was a prominent democrat and an important player in clinton's campaign to get health care passed. there were rumblings that now that clinton was elected, this prosecution would be stifled by the clinton justice department. there is not an inkling of this. the case proceeded just as it had been and there was no hint at all within our office that we should do anything differently because there was a democratic administration in power. brian: he went to prison for a year and a half? randall: i think it was 17 months. brian: what is your opinion -- this is a bad way to ask it. how corrupt our politicians from your

tony: than $5 whe randall cobb lines up behind the tackle, you ain't running it at randall cobb on fourth and 1. so that had a high percentage shot of being play-action. jim: and he goes to jordi for the first and they keep on moving now. tony: by the way, what you have great middle linebacker, he can call those things out and tell the guys. things like that are huge, as the quarterback on the field. jim: handoff to jones. gets all the way down to the 22. pickup of six. that's now seven carries, 2 yards and a touchdown. -- 23 yards and a touchdown, for a young man who could be a waiver wire sensation in the fantasy world come tony: a lot of people are watching tonight. i've seen guys play with broken ribs. tougher for running backs just because they get hit so much at that position. jim: second and 4. up the middle, jones. he's driving and he's a yard short. tony: this takes so much pressure off rodgers. these two tackles. just to be able to hand the ball off, shorten the game. jim: the two tackles, bakhtiari and baluga such an essential part of this offense and they both have injuries th

, you ain't running it at randall cobb on fourth and 1. so that had a high percentage shot of being play-action. jim: and he goes to jordi for the first and they keep on moving now. tony: by the way, what you have great middle linebacker, he can call those things out and tell the guys. things like that are huge, as the quarterback on the field. jim: handoff to jones. gets all the way down to the 22. pickup of six. that's now seven carries, 2 yards and a touchdown. -- 23 yards and a touchdown, for a young man who could be a waiver wire sensation in the fantasy world come next week. tony: a lot of people are watching tonight. i've seen guys play with broken ribs. tougher for running backs just because they get hit so much at that position. jim: second and 4. up the middle, jones. he's driving and he's a yard short. tony: this takes so much pressure off rodgers. these two tackles. just to be able to hand the ball off, shorten the game. jim: the two tackles, bakhtiari and baluga such an essential part of this offense and they both have injurie

. >>> we first learned of randall cole two years ago.ly he's that guy climbing up into trees down south rescuing cats. because of hurricane harvey, he was in the service. lots of cats and dogs have gone missing. he had to get some rubber boots and had to go walking into a swamp to find the cat. the interesting thing was the cat was discovered by a bird watcher who took pictures, recognized where he was, and then called an animal rescue. and he sent them the pictures. >> let's just check for snakes here. hopefully there are no alligators around here. >> louisiana is called a sportsmans paradise so there's all kinds of sporting activities down there. he has the cat in his sight who is they call chomper. >> really? come on. >> this is asking for trouble. >> this is a human trap now. there's gators everywhere. >> here's randall offering the cat some food. he doesn't take it. >> because it's a cat. i'm starving but i'm not going to eat without the exact >> after several attempts it went into the crate. >> you know the cat is desperate if it w

i rise today to recognize randall and cheryl, the owners of the pizza ranch in andover on being recognize as the franchisee of the year. they received the award because of their commitment to the community. they have owned the pizza ranch for the past four years and as a direct result of its success not only have then they been named franchisee of the year, but also awarded the community impact award last year. opening and operating a franchise business not an easy jofpblet we appreciate the jobs people like randall and cheryl create anti-commerce they bring to our communities. congratulations on your award and thank you for your contribution to minnesota's sixth congressional district and the andover community. mr. speaker, i rise to recognize national pow-mia day and remember the brave americans who became prisoners during their service and those still missing in action. since america's founding, hundreds of thousands of americans have been held as prisoners of war. to this day more than during th americans remain missing in action. these patriots answered the call of duty during some o

. >> sunday night on "q&a," former federal prosecutor and law school professor randall talks about theng trial of new jersey democratic senator bob menendez and other public corruption cases sunday on c-span's "q&a." >>'s, discussion of counterterrorism strategies since 9/11. a discussion on counterterrorism strategies since 9/11. the panel discusses the counterterrorism policies of president trump and president obama's administration's. >> stop momentarily here. welcome to new america. we're here on the 16th anniversary of the 9/11 attacks. the purpose of this panel is to kind of describe where we are and where we might be going. we have an absolutely outstanding group of panelists. daveed gartenstein-ross who has is at the foundation for defense of

i know one day, randall will have to show his stomach again.l get it together. >> sterling k. brown is married man. i like his wife. i'm leaving that alone. >>> speaking of abs, we know ryan gosling has them. >> now ryan is is joining forces with the original blade runner himself, hair sons ford. as "e.t." online's lauren zima found out, it's another movie that made harrison a true gosling groupie. >> you said you wanted to work with ryan after seeing the work he has done. was there a role in particular? was it "the note boork "? >> no, it was -- >> he won't say it wasn't. it still isn't over. >> everything i have seen him do, was -- a challenge well met. the discipline to learn all the dancing all the dance routines, the singing, the keyboard, i of the keyboard in "la la land." i have been watching him for years. ied mare whoot he's done. >> i get a copy of this? >> reporter: still, nailing the the choreography in "blade runner 2049" ruin unleers a new layer of fierceness. who trained harder? >> that wuld be me. >> because you got clocked. rya

randall cobb, still questioning with his shoulder. add davon house to the mix. >> al: that's a full house. i'm telling you. a lot of guys will be in therapy this week, as they get ready for a game against senate ifcincinn. aren't the bengals thrilled about that? at lambeau. and a thursday night game against chicago at home. third down and three. >> cris: the man coverage is there again, if they want him. >> al: matthews blitzes. it's caught, at the 45 yard line by mohamed sanu. i don't want to say that's the kill shot, b p you had green bay using their time-outs. and now, matt ryan can just milk it for all its worth. >> cris: sanu's really proven himself to be a first class third down receiver. watch his patience here go up, fake out, come in. just enough space to complete it. big, strong hands. he has been a great complementary receiver to julio jones on the outside. >> al: the ball at the 45 yard line. and ryan can take the clock all the way down. going to take it down to the point where he takes a time-out, with 3:13 remaining in t

. >>> we first learned of randall cole two years ago. typically he's that guy climbing up into trees down south rescuing cats. because of hurricane harvey, he was in the service. lots of cats and dogs have gone missing. he had to get some rubber boots and had to go walking into a swamp to find the cat. the interesting thing was the cat was discovered by a bird watcher who took pictures, recognized where he was, and then called an animal rescue. and he sent them the pictures. >> let's just check for snakes here. hopefully there are no alligators around here. >> louisiana is called a sportsmans paradise so there's all kinds of sporting activities down there. he has the cat in his sight who is they call chomper. >> really? come on. >> this is asking for trouble. >> this is a human trap now. there's gators everywhere. >> here's randall offering the cat some food. he doesn't take it. >> because it's a cat. i'm starving but i'm not going to eat without the exact food. >> after several attempts it went into the crate. >> you know the cat is des

. >> reporter: other include an adoption story line for randall and beth. >> randall is gungho abouts he sets his mind to. >> reporter: meanwhile, kate and toby have moved in together b. >> that's a very similar situation to what happened to them in the past to split them up. >> reporter: just the start of the new season's twists and turns. >> i read the scripts and i know what to expect but i'm still caught off guard by how emotionally invested i am in the characters. >> reporter: an investment. >> get ready for some tissues. >> reporter: that's bringing big returns for viewers. >> fans will be to that tonight. >> between william, jack, randall, that show impacts so many folks. great show. >> a lot of interesting story lines there, too. >> i want to check back in with sheena parveen one more time before we get out of here to see what we've got planned for today. >> today looks good. it is going to feel more like summer. the normal high is 76 degrees. today we're going to be around 85. we'll see the clouds. that's from hurricane maria. tomorrow near 90 degrees for a high temperature.

know one day, randall will have to show his stomach again. together. >> sterling k. brown is a married man. i like his wife. so i'm going the leave that one alone, keltie knight. >> all right. >>> speaking of abs, we know ryan gosling has them. "crazy stupid love" can i get an amen? >> it's very hot on the "e.t." set today. now ryan is joining forces with the original "blade runner" himself, harrison ford. as "e.t." online's lauren zima found out, it's another movie that made harrison a true gosling groupie. >> things were simpler then. >> what do you want? >> harrison, you said you wanted to work with ryan after seeing a lot of the work he has done. was there a role in particular? was it "the notebook"? >> no, it was -- >> he won't say it wasn't. it still isn't over. >> everything i have seen him do, was -- a challenge well met. the discipline to learn all the dancing, all the dance routines, the singing, the keyboard, i love the keyboard in "la la land." i have been watching him for years. i really admire what he's done. >> can i get a copy

i'm thinking of randall cunningham and perhaps donovan mcnabb. ray didinger: they're different from each other, and they're very different from this guy, that's for sure. randall was very flashy, california kid, went to unlv, came to philadelphia with the idea of becoming a star. and kind of, i mean, he modeled himself as much after arsenio hall as he did other football players. i mean, he really wanted to be a star. he carried himself like a star, and to the point where i think that his other teammates had a little trouble accepting him as a true leader. he was not a guy the other players on the team rallied around. he was kind of a singular--he was kind of a singular presence in the locker room, kind of came and went by himself, kind of did his own thing off the field. i would say that donovan was different in the respect that donovan went to syracuse, he studied communications, he grew up in chicago during the michael jordan era. so, donovan kind of patterned himself after michael jordan, the way he carried himself, the way he handled himself

sterling.if feca get randall involved and the sas will project that randolph would tell his father and that would ensure the future of the sas because it was really in trouble. he invited randall to take part in one of the least successful operations not just of the north african campaign but the entire war and it was called operation operation -- the plan is very simple. thurling decided he would convert to a german vehicle and you see it here they called it the blitz buggy and the idea they would try than to the occupied benghazi which was seething with italian and german troops. they would then go down to the dock. they would inflate some inflatable kayaks and paddle out on shipping that was a morgue in the dark implement up and sink all the ships there in bloc benghazi and prevent any other shipping in supplies from coming in. it is a very simple idea. here you see them about to set off in the blitz buggy. a key figure who had to be brought along for this was a man called victoria mclean. fitzroy could speak italian and a guard post around benghazi were manned by italians. he could

randall cobb, still questioning with his shoulder. add davon house to the mix. >> al: that's a full house. i'm telling you. a lot of guys will be in therapy this week, as they get ready for a game against senate ifcincinn. aren't the bengals thrilled about that? at lambeau. and a thursday night game against chicago at home. third down and three. >> cris: the man coverage is there again, if they want him. >> al: matthews blitzes. it's caught, at the 45 yard line by mohamed sanu. i don't want to say that's the kill shot, but pretty close. you had green bay using their time-outs. and now, matt ryan can just milk it for all its worth. >> cris: sanu's really proven himself to be a first class third down receiver. watch his patience here go up, fake out, come in. just enough space to complete it. big, strong hands. he has been a great complementary receiver to julio jones on the outside. >> al: the ball at the 45 yard line. and ryan can take the clock all the way down. going to take it down to the point where he takes a time-out, with 3:13

senator is claiming it was friend.he was his >> tonight on q&a, randall ongoingtalks about the trial of democratic senator bob menendez and other prominent political corruption cases. tonight at 8 p.m. eastern on c-span's q&a. christa mcauliffe was selected to be the first teacher in space. american history tv and set them mcauliffe sheppard center in concord to see how her life is being remembered. mr. veilleux:15 seconds. >> t minus 10. >> we were in the grand stands there and we were located directly behind christa's p arents. >> and lift off. >> after the launch, everyone was yelling and very thrilled that we worth seeing our colleague fly in space. the sequencing of it was such that after a proximally two minutes we are supposed to see the separation of the rocket boosters, two minutes and 10 seconds. and i knew the sequencing and after about a minute and 30 seconds, we started to see some plumes that were not correct. vast majority of the people in the grandstand there, who were not familiar with the sequences, they were cheering. no, that's not right. at that point, the announ

q&a,ncer: tonight on randall eliasson talks about the ongoing trial of bob menendez and other political corruption cases. tonight at 8:00 eastern on q&a. each week, american artifacts takes viewers into historic sites across the country. up next, we visit the national constitution center in philadelphia. rare early several drafts of the constitution. welcome to the constitution center. this is the only institution in america charted by congr

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let's go to randall henderson in naples. this is headed north from napels to fort myers where we have a similar problem there in that it's going to start to seem a little more relaxed and then that storm surge is going to come in. randall henderson, what's the situation in fort meyers as you know it to be right now? >> it is definitely in full mode right now. i can share with you that the caloosahatchee river has diminished to the gulf of mexico. we are laser focused as you have been talking about with the backlash of the surge that will whiplash back up to us. we're encouraged that the storm has been weakened somewhat. we think that friends in marco and napels have contributed over the land area and that could save us a little bit on the surge, but we're anxiously, awaiting her arrival and it is messy right now. >> sadly, each one of you who takes a hit from the storm saves north of you, so by coming in with marco and naples, you will get it probably less than you might have and you'll take strength out of the storm for the

. >> other chapters this season include an adoption story line for randall and beth. >> randall is gungbout most things he sets his mind to. and beth has her doubts. >> kate and toby have moved in together, but kevin's chance to do a major movie threatens his romance with sophie. >> that's a similar situation to exactly what happened in the past as sort of split them up. a to ask of her. >> the start of the new season's twists and turns. read the scripts and know what to expect, but still caught off guard by how emotionally invested i am in these characters. >> investment that's bringing big returns for viewers. >> it's been six long months for fans. don't miss the season remere of this is us tonight at 9:00 after "the voice." at 10:00 it's "the menendez murders" followed by nbc 10 news at 11:00. >> what you can't miss is our news at 6:00. >> here's jim rosenfield and jacqueline london. >> all new at 6:00, one local town terrified. >>> afraid to go outside to church or to the store in fear bullet fly. >> there's no walls around the bad area. >> is it perception or reality? i'm cydney lo

to feel it, as randall gerald put it. citizens at home can never feel war, if we think of feel as one of the senses. they cannot smell the bodies. pyle could generate emotional feelings of empathy. but he could not generate the tactile feel of war. there remained a conceptual divide that was unbridgeable. it is not that americans did not care, it was part of generating the domestic, civilian reaction and engagement. but there was something different for these categories. to conflate homefront and war zone experiences would be to obscure this divide. sometimes soldiers try to bring the war home. a soldier from main road to his wife julia from somewhere in europe shortly after v-day. he thought more graphic details would get through the censor. his letter is horrific. it is unusual. maybe someone will tell me i am wrong. "i am the luckiest fellow alive," he wrote. "never thought i would live to see this through." he thought to give her an outline of what he had done in north africa and italy. he had many terrifying near mis

cain wasn't bad, although randall grichuk nails him for a two out, two run homer. enough, madison bumgarner out in the bleachers makes the play. three one lead. yadi molina, the panda can still pick it at third. instant replay. i can't stand it, the worst thing to happen to baseball in 100 years. brandon crawford hits a two run homer. but watch it. that fan reaches over, makes the catch. that is either a foul ball, or a home run. the umpires review it, and they rule it a ground rule double, which, there's no way that could be. as i tell you, and the fan by the way was ejected from the game for really no reason. that's a bad look, all the way around. again, the umpires and instant replay getting it completely wrong. we're not ignoring the a's. they were off tonight. meanwhile, we find a way to get the warriors into the news. >>> finally, a defender who can stop one of the splash brothers, klay thompson is defensed in practice today. [ barking ] >> klay's dog rocco was with them. he defensed them well enough to get the shot. can we get to that point in the evening, w

they are blaming a judge for the release of 41-year-old randall marshall, who was arrested twice foriolent crimes in the month leading up to the death of raymond best. ktvu's tara moriarty reports. the family says the justice system is broken. >> he was always happy, always singing. he was such a generous person. would give you the shirt off his back. >> reporter: raymond bess the father of two guest died after being hit with a gin bottle on geary street august 19th an unprovoked attack and the man responsible, 41-year-old randall marshall. >> cannot imagine the frustration, the anger, that something like this could happen when it could have been prevented. >> reporter: prevented, the family says, because just four days before the attack, marshall was arrested for trying to break into this mission street apartment thwarted by a woman who slammed the door on him and called 911. a month earlier police say he attacked this pizza shop owner on sixth street. >> pulled a screwdriver and he said, you gonna die tonight. he came swinging at me. >> reporter: adele says marshall tried to get fr

and randall is 24. also working in the industry. both of them pretty much.hank you, guys, for being here. i love you. >> congratulations. >> they were born in chicago where i was weather forecasting as well so they have never had me home in the mornings with you. have you. >> no. >> so we are going to get to have some quality time together. >> you're going to make breakfast for mom. >> sure will! >> thank you so much. i really appreciate it. and i appreciate everybody at cbs. you know, one of the best things kpix 5 did for me ever in my life is bring this woman into my life. >> wow. >> it continues on, doesn't it? >> it will. >> and from all of us here at channel 5, we are so blessed to have you and your spirit will be with us and we'll see you on the air. we know that. >> yeah. >> got a lot of work yet to do but thank you. >> that's my aim. now, just it's a big dream, it's a big leap of faith is what it is. it's all in god's hands. >> and we know you're going to succeed at whatever you try. we love you so much and we're going to miss your energy around here

he buried it at randall's island, three weeks ahead of time and created this treasure map. you see it there? to be able to find it once the festival was happening, because you know, security at a lot of those festivals. >> wow, that's planning. >> but it's genius. it's quite a -- >> and you know you'll be sober. >> he saved a lot of money. >>> over to the uk where a grandmother opened the front during to find an unusual sight. yeah, cows hanging ot on her driveway. apparently someone left a gate open or something down the road. >>> mountain had a close encounter with a -- >> ooh! >> bear. >> that's a >>> this morning on "world news now," conflicting reports are coming from the white house, and top democrats after a bipartisan dinner with president trump. we'll tell you what the two sides are saying. >>> and from natural disaster to criminal investigation. eight patients dead at a nursing home after the stifling heat, and that number could rise. several more in critical condition this morning. >>> and a troubling incident in new hampshire. >> a biracial boy's family is sayin

. >> when you are running into randall when he's having his panic attacks -- >> yes? >> how much running were you doing? >> i bet you i ran a mile and a half total. in dress shoes, though. in the rain. >> take us back to the pilot when you're filming that terrible towel scene. your bum is out -- >> i wasn't nervous about only having a small piece of fabric in front of my manhood. i was okay with it. >> if they call and said "this is us" has won the most outstanding drama, show me the face in you do win. >> ah! >> i'll have to wait and see if it is or isn't -- or is or isn't or is. >> you can lose like this -- or you flip a table. like -- come out of your mouth. >> going to do the teresa -- >> tommy -- >> oh, my gosh! he will not. >> where is the table to flip? but i want to see that. i will pay good money to see that. >> oh. >> thank you for clearing that up, mandy. no tables at the emmys, justin -- >> i got five on that flip. i want to see it. >>> nichelle turner has a "big bang theory" preview. >> the season 11 premiere is around the corner. this is what we all want

q&a,ncer: tonight on randall eliasson talks about the ongoing trial of bob menendez and other political corruption cases. tonight at 8:00 eastern on q&a. each week, american artifacts takes viewers into historic sites across the country. up next, we visit the national constitution center in philadelphia. rare early several drafts of the constitution. welcome to the constitution center. this is the only institution in .merica charted by congress i am so excited to show you a new gallery we have opened. american treasures, which contain the five rarest early drafts of the u.s. constitution. constitutional convention were these five drops displayed in the same place. now thank you to be great partnership of the historical society of pennsylvania and david rubenstein, we have been able to open this gallery and tell the story of the evolution of the text of the constitution into the draft that was ratified in 1787. it is so exciting. let's go inside and take a look. ways, this gallery tells the story of the underappreciated hero of the constitutional convention, james wilson. you have all he

. >> but it's my fault, randall. >> kate, you have to stop blaming yourself. >> i can't.n that dad died, and we all know it, and that's not something you can forget or get over. [ crying ] >> dad wouldn't want -- i'm sorry. is someone is crying? >> cut. guys, what is that noise? >> jimmy: we're not actually picking anything up. we're all good. [ crying ] >> okay, you guys good? >> yeah. >> from the top, guys. >> yeah. >> "this is us" scene 8, take two. action. >> i really think you need to talk about this. you can't keep it all locked inside anymore. >> but it's my fault, randall. >> kate, you've got to stop blaming yourself. [ crying ] i'm sorry, it's happening again. >> cut. guys, what is that? >> jimmy: i'm not picking anything up at all, so i think we're totally good. i think we're good, and we're all good, and you're cool. >> alright. look. hey, man, i know that this is an emotional scene and whatnot, but i really need you to pull it together. >> jimmy: okay, you heard him, guys. you heard him. let's get professional in here, okay? [ light laughter ] you can do this.

myers, florida, randall henderson. mayor henderson, i know this is an incredibly difficult time.ining us. >> good evening, thank you. >> we're all watching these tracks of the storm both as it makes its way through the caribbean and the meteorologists' expectations about where it's going. what are you expecting in terms of the impact on your city? >> we are indeed bracing ourselves actually for a surge anywhere from 6 to 12 feet depending upon where irma decides to veer more to the left or to the right. we're deeply concerned about it and we are going to experience in addition to that hurricane force winds. so we are definitely on a heightened sense of alert for sure and fully engaged in making sure our citizens are evacuated and if not from the city by going north at least into a nearby shelter. >> i know that ft. myers is about 75,000, 80,000 people. what would you say has been the success rate in terms of trying to get people to move out of harm's way and to get out of town? >> that's correct, i was just talking to a senior staff member a half-hour ago on that very question an

. >>> a senate committee has advanced the president's nomination of randal quarrels to the federal reserve board. he was confirmed at vice chairman f supervision, a position dubbed as nation's top bank cop. he's expecteded to take a more conciliatory approach. the next goes to the vote of the full senate. e vacaro as we told you yesterday, stanley fisher will step down next month. >>> the european central bank could be ready soon as soon as next month, to finally sart scale iing back its stimuo drag growth forecasts for region ratcheti up expectations that it will start to phase out its bond buying program. an end to the stimulus would raise long-term interest rates, potentially impacting the markets, companies, governments and consumers. >> president trump today said a military strike against north korea would be a very sad day for that country. the presid threat to sanction countries that do business wa means chin. we take a look at their economic ties. >> no country cloms close to china when it comes to the amount of business it does with pyongyang. experts calculate that 90% of north k

randall brew bakker block and says they help the kitchen after cars are ransacked.the consequences are not what need to be to keep people doing it. common sense. norman ye wants to the clamps on car introducing to have rental car and have one police d to just crime. enough is enough. push this through. time to support the police as much now, the co-sponsored the telling me today

. >> sunday night on q&a, formal federal prosecutor randall elias on, talks about the ongoing trial ofob menendez. sunday night at 8:00 eastern on q&a. that is the whole reason for shredding documents? so later you can say, you don't remember what is in them? the reason for shredding documents and the reason that the government gave me a shredder was to destroy documents that were no longer relevant, that should not be divulged. >> for the past 30 years the video library is your free resource for politics, congress, and public affairs. whether it happened 30 years ago or 30 minutes ago, find it in c-span's video library at www.c-span.org. c-span, where history unfolds daily. >> washington journal continues. host: our guest joining us now from new york city is fran smith who is the author of this national geographic piece called "the science of addiction." thank you for joining us. guest: thank you for having me. host: what is the definition of

schilling off randall is the ball carrier mid stride and puts him in the torture wreck. temple would keep houston from extending the lead before the half. no such luck out of the locker room. a nine play 95-yard drive capped with this touchdown. 20-0 houston. quarter, a yard away made it a ten-point game. a field goal brought owls within seven. four seconds left. back-to-back weekends with drama at the link? not this time. the hail mary attempt picked off well short of the goal line. houston wins 20-13. temple 2-3 on the season. >>> just two games left for the phillies this year and pete mccannon learned he won't be back managing the team. he'll be in a front office role. >> he's done a phenomenal job without a lot of pitching. i was looking forward to one more season with him. i think he's been a good manager. he's been a good players' manager. sad to see him good. >> look at the team they had and where they were the first half of the season, they've come along the second half. he deserves another year. >> i feel bad for the man. he had to put up with a lot of things th

brown plays randall in the drama. >> you are the best white tv family anyone has had. >> and the record for most overall emmys tied for the most ever. >>> ten minutes before 6:00. 69 degrees. looking at cloudy skies over the city. the city lights illuminating the clouds. not much sunshine expected for philadelphia, even cloudier and potentially stormier for the beaches, the rough surf that continued yesterday. it's going to be ramping up today. the storms are due in tomorrow. by tomorrow morning at this time. we'll be seeing heavy rainfall for the delaware beaches and the jersey shore. six-mile-an-hour winds, northeasterly. already getting the influence of hurricane jose. that storm system that's going to stay off shore, but it's going to come close enough to our area to really ramp up the winds during the day today. this is 6:00 this evening. 15 miles per hour in trenton. the coastline, 24-mile-an-hour wind gusts for atlantic city and wildwood and beach. then the wind gusts tomorrow will be approaching tropical storm force. gusts of 41 miles per hour. we'll see stronger gusts inbound,

have not seen someone better than randall cunningham played for the philadelphia eagles. this gy's media strategy to say one thing take the complete action action on it. reverse it around and tweet something out. no one knows what it means. >> do you agree that? trump has been consist the. he didn't look the constitutional alleytive it. absolutely. thering this is about the exive order that barack obama put in place. >> i want a real legislative solution to this issue. to dakota, look, i am not the biggest fan of donald trump al the time. >> but right now, i think he is absolutely doing the rig thing, sitting down with democrats, actually getting something done. >> it didn't all right the democrat to say, hey, we got a deal when the presidenting away said no, do want doe. i don't think so. what i think shall is think the president is learning what we have been saying all along. the republican congressman impossible to view it. sew is doing what needs to do to get something done. a deal, so to speak. >> he wrote the back on deals. >> pragmatic. can you give him credit on t

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myers mayor randall henderson. thank you so much for being with us. we'll check back in with you later. thank you. >> thank you. >> let's go back to tampa. nbc's joe fryer is there. joe, what do you see? >> yeah. good morning, guys. in the last hour or so is when authorities and deputies have really been able to get out in the tampa bay area and start assessing the damage just west of here in pinellas county the sheriff's department reporting trees down, power lines down. they are seeing street signs in the road, which is why they are urging people to still stay indoors. it's not safe to be driving around. they want to assess the damage and get things cleaned up. this is the best scenario, millions without power but it could have been worse. a few hours ago we thought it was going to work its way up the coast and create a huge storm surge situation for an area vulnerable, that hasn't seen a hurricane in nearly a century. we spent the night with a family riding it out in tampa. they escaped miami area, came here thinking this is where they would be saf

. >> diamond went to new york's randall island ahead of the electric zoo 2017 concert. >> he used google the spot on gps and then he said the trickiest part was digging the bottle back up without getting caught on surveillance cameras. >> ah. because you know they check you once you walk in there so you don't have any outside beverages and then -- >> how do you explain that, hey, man, what are you doing? >> i just am tying quick. just tying my shoe. >> smart moves. a drink of vodka can be like 15 bucks at those concerts. i wouldn't mow. >> savings. >>> google is key to just answering just about any question. >> now out with a list of the most popular questions people have been asking over the past 15 years. drum roll, please. >> number five, how to draw in like how to draw a picture. >> number four, how to lose weight. number three -- >> how to get pregnant. >> number two, how to kiss and number one people ask google, how to tie a tie. just my problmorning washington. a warm start to this friday eve, but there are some rains clouds heading this way. your stormwatch forecast is moments aw

hasave randal quarles who just been nominated and gone through the hearing in the committee and the bankingommittee and is waiting for a full vote in the senate. a replacement for stan fischer. yellen one is janet going to be nominated again? it does not look like there is a large field that are out there. many who have been talked about, kevin walsh, john taylor, and others, are pretty hawkish. one assumes that they would not be happy with that. the expectation is probably, because there is such a short list, janet yellen will get nominated again. a good question is -- whether she would take the nomination? it looks like a poisoned chalice. uncertainty reigns. lots of the posts as governor still to be filled. we do not know. i think the appointment of janet what whole thing's pretty steady. like the most likely course but does not look like there are many other real contenders. vonnie: the president does not tend to do what everyone expects he will do and changes his mind often at the last minute. what if somebody hawkish like john taylor or kevin walsh, economist, chief economy positions

sterling worked out if he could get randolph involved in the sas project, there was high probability randall would tell the father and insure the future of the sas because it was in real trouble. so he invited randolph to take part in one of the least successful not just of the north african campaign but of the entire war and it was culled operation bigamy. the plan was very simple. of sterling decided he would convert a staff car to look like a german vehicle. they called it the blitz buggy. the idea was very simple. they would drive into occupied benghazi, seething with italian and american troops. they would go down to the dock. they would inflate inflatable kayaks, paddle out to the shipping moored in the dock and blow it up with mines and sing all the ships to prevent the port of benghazi to prevent any shipping supplies coming in. it was simple idea. you see them about to set off in the blitz buggy. a key figure had to be brought along in this was fits roy mcclain. fits roy was brought along because fitzroy could speak italian and guard posts were manned by italians. he could speak ita

. >> tonight on q&a, randall eliason talks about the trial of democratic senator bob menendez tonight at 8 p.m. eastern on c-span's q&a. on american history tv, photojournalist frank johnson who worked for united press international in the 1960's and for "the washington post" for 35 years. the interview is from the briscoe center for american history at the university of texas at austin. here is a preview. the minister of information decided no one was going to go. well, it turned out they knew charlie was in the room and all the reporters said, this m,an's one of the only survivors. please let him go up there along with a photographer, still photographer. theso, we all drew straws, photographers in the room, and i drew the short straw. so charlie and i flew from georgetown up to port -- we get off the airplane and there is a huey helicopter sitting on the side. we ran to the chopper. there was a soldier that jumped into the chopper and i jumped into what was the gunner seat on the side. the door was open. as we took off, we took off fairly well. off, we were maybe 500 feet off the gr

and brown plays randall on the hit drama "this is us." he had these words for his co-stars. >> you are the best white tv family that a brother has ever had. >> louis-dreyfuss won her sixth emmy tying the record for most overall emmys ever. we'd love to know what you think. did the right people win, any snubs that you want to mention? did you really like any of mt. acceptance speeches? weigh in now on twitter. those on our handles. >> and sean spicer won last night. he rolled the that podium in. did you see people's faces? they couldn't believe -- >> all the expressions were all over twitter. >> i feel like we're the worst people to ask. i was in bed. i didn't watch. i'm happy that "this is us" won. >> absolutely. and nicole kidman gave a really powerful thank you. >> sean spicer looks exactly like himself, by the way. incredible. incredible. >>> if you are a fan of clouds, i've got you covered today. in fact, i've got the entire area covered today. courtesy of jose. jose is off shore. going to stay off shore. we're already seeing the effe