lieutenant garland merle conner was indeed a giant. his daring, devotion and duty, he was larger than life. and he was. he will never ever be forgotten. we will never forget his story. and we will always be grateful to god for giving us heroes like merle and you two gentlemen. we didn't forget you, two great gentlemen and by the way, all of these great soldiers and truly brave warriors that do such an incredible job protecting the people of this country, and we mean that 100%. so everybody in uniform here today, we thank you. i would like to now ask pauline to come and accept the congressional medal of honor for her husband and for the military aid to read the citation. thank you. thank you very much. [applause] . >> authorized by act of congress march 3rd, 1863 as awarded in the congress, the medal of honor to first lieutenant garland m. conner for gallantry and above and beyond the call of duty. first lieutenant garland m. conner with acts of gallantry while serving with the third battalion, third infantry division on the morning of

. >>> welcome back, conners. anything ga-hit sitcom revival revived, again minus one tough-talking mama. >> i'm not afraid of you. >> give it time. >> the star comedian written out after her racist tweet led to cancelati cancelation. can the conners keep their charisma without roseanne? first the "nightline 5." >> new digestive advantage now has probiotics that add good bacteria to your body and feed the bacteria you already have. together they support your digestive health. one pill, two ways to help you stay strong. >>> are you taking the tissue test? >> yep. and my teeth are yellow. >> time for whitestrips. >> crest, the only ada accepted whitening strips proven safe and effective. crest, healthy, beautiful smiles for life. >> number one in just 60 seconds. >>> good evening and thank you for joining us. tonight, another emotional reunion of a migrant family. a mother and son separated after a month after being caught crossing the border illegally. for the hundreds of other children still being held in faciliti

somehow lieutenant conner survived the attack.s than four months later the nazis sur -- surrendered and that was a big day. soon after murl came home, his down organized a parade to lebrate his heroic deeds. one of the speakers was the legendary world war i hero sergeant york. you know all about sergeant york? all of my generals know about sergeant york, right. it was at this time that pauline first caught a glimpse of her future husband, right pauline? i don't think you were impressed either, were you, pauline? she said no, i wasn't. as she put it, i was expecting a giant of a man. because he was a big hero already. and she hadn't met him. but they were giving a parade. i was asking her about it. and she expected this big powerful guy. but when she saw murl, he was 5'6" tops, 120 pounds and she told her mother, that little guy could not have done all of the things that they said he's done. it couldn't be possible, right. she soon saw for herself the extraordinary courage and devotion that burned like a righteous fire in his soul.

hello, the conners. exclusive detail on the new spin-off. how the show is moving on without its star. >> we're picking up the conners. you get to see where they are now. >>> then, the latest on heather locklear after suicide fears. only we're with her ex today. >> we all have our struggles. >>> plus -- ♪ let it be >> paul mccarney's "carpool cake yolky". >> it was really amazing thing. >>> and kit harrington's wedding. we have a look at the cast already arriving. >>> plus -- >> what? >> our exclusive mile-high hawaiian adventure with chris pratt and bryce dallas howard. >>> we're going to be on "e.t.." >> our friday flashback. ♪ "e.t." we bring god things to living we bring good things to life ♪ >>> this is "entertainment tonight." >>> hi, everybody. thank you for joining us. >> we have a lot to get to. here's tonight's top story. >> it's going to be fun. there's gonna be a lot of us. it's gonna be a crowded house. >> it won't be so crowded around the dinner table anymore. >> oh, hi. >> abc has formally ordered ten episodes of a new series t

six years later, researches found these affidavits by conner's fellow soldiers bascribing how he hadrmans. "he took off like a bat out of hell heading straight toward the source of enemy fire. all this time a terrific hail of small arms and machine-gun fire -gs concentrated on his position. llt there all alone calling in artillery fire on the germans." those affidavits finally made it to the white house. >> they called me on a friday and said i'd be getting an scportant phone call. i thought, what if it's a scam. what if i'm here by myself and it is a scam. and it was from the president of the united states. ld reporter: of all the days in your life, where would you rank wat day? >> i have to say, it was one of the happiest days of my life, but really and truly the happiest day is when i married him. >> reporter: you know, i came down here expecting to hear a war story. >> yes. >> reporter: but what you're telling me is a love story. >> yes, it is. >> reporter: in 1945, conner's commanding officer wrote, "i have never seen a man with as much courage and ability." 73 years later, paul

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six years later researchers found these affidavits by conner's fellow soldiers describing how he hadn back waves of attacking germans. he took off like a bat out of hell heading straight towards the source of enemy fire, all this time a terrific hail of small arms and machine gunfire was concentrated on his position. out there all alone, calling in artillery fire on the germans. those affidavits finally made it to the white house. >> they called me on a friday and said i would be getting an important phone call. i thought what if it's a scam? what if i'm here by my staff and it's a scam and it was from the president of the united states. >> reporter: all the days in your life, where would you range that day? >> i have to say it was one of the happiest days of my life, but really and truly the happiest day was when i married him. >> reporter: yeah. you know, i came down here expecting to hear a war story. >> yes. >> reporter: but what you're telling me is a love story. >> yes, it is. >> reporter: in 1945, conner's commanding officer wrote i've never seen a man with as much courage and

six years later researchers found these affidavits by conner's fellow soldiers describing how he hadof attacking germans. he took off like a bat out of hell heading straight toward the source of enemy fire. all this time, machine gunfire was concentrated on his position, out there all alone, calling arterial fire on the germans. those affidavits finally made it to the white house. >> they called me on a friday and said i would be getting an important phone call. i thought what if it's a scam and i'm here by myself, and it is a scam, and it was from the president of the united states. >> of all the days in your life, where would you have to rank that day? >> one of the happiest days of my life but really and truly the happiest day is when i married him. >> you know, i came down here expecting to hear a war story. >> yes. >> but what you're telling me is a love story. >> yes, it is. >> reporter: in 1945 conner's commanding officer wrote, i never have seen a man with such courage and ability. making that statement part of american history. david martin, cbs news, albany, kentucky. >>> c

ask that these moments here together and the heroic acts of lieutenant of this -- lieutenant garlin conner become for us a lifetime of strength. we ask you always for your continued presence for all of our american heroes serving home and abroad in military service, continue to pour your wisdom on our leaders and fill pauline conner, her family and our entire nation with your peace, today and always. amen. >> amen. >>> good afternoon, welcome to "the lead." i'm jake tapper. you've been watching president trump honoring the medal of honor to a world war ii soldier garlin conner and we'll have more on his story later in the show. but let's begin with the politics lead. what the president is calling a tremendous victory in a, quote, moment of profound vindication and what his critics are calling bigotry and unamerican and cruel. the supreme court in a 5-4 decision upholding president trump's third version of his travel ban. that ban started during the campaign as a blanket ban on all muslims entering the u.s. just a proposal. the first actual ban after he took office was an executive action w

so fox conner took that back with him and said all right, i need to focus on training my subordinates and getting them prepared for real leadership in ombat. and eisenhower was just one of those bright, talented officers, very eager and ambitious, and fox conner said all right, you think you are so smart, here you go. here is some tactical training, some tactical scenarios. i want you to think through the them, i want you to tell me what decisions you make, how you would organize your troops for combat. how would you maintain control? what if you ran into this situation or that tuition? - in that situation? how would you think about this? conner essentially coached eisenhower through these tactical problems, mostly in reparation for commanding, but certainly as a mentor. e was a bright and capable officer who had a knack for this nd a real enthusiasm for learning, so in preparation, onnor coached him and walked him through the curriculum. so he was much better prepared than most of his contemporaries hen he did go. what is interesting to note, out of his 35 year career, one third of h

conner hadon: fox come out of the first world war was a very deep appreciation for what the american fighting man was capable of. but he needed real leadership. one of the problems for the american expeditionary force in world war i was the weakness of the leaders. of course, newly created lieutenants, what we used to call back in the good old days shake and bake's, they had no tactical experience. minimal experience, minimal capabilities, and were sent to lead troops. and a lot of them were not ready. battalion commanders, reginald commanders were not ready because they had never done this before. so there commanding control was not that sophisticated. you had breakdowns rather quickly in the chaos of combat. so fox conner took that back with him and said all right, i need to focus on training my subordinates and getting them prepared for real leadership in combat. and eisenhower was just one of those bright, talented officers, very eager and ambitious, and fox conner said all right, you think you are so smart, here you go. here is some tactical training, some tactical scenarios. i

lieutenant conner stepped forward. he took a telephone, a radio, and a wire reel and ran toward the enemy alone, totally alone. past the american line, in a ditch barely large enough to cover him, lieutenant conner began directing artillery against the approaching enemy. he held his ground through wave after wave of german advances. when the enemy surged, even coming within feet of him, he called an arrest -- in artillery strikes on his own position. amazingly, when the dust settled , lieutenant conner was still alive. an allied artillery had destroyed the german tanks and stopped the advance. on that frigid morning, in complete disregard for his own safety, lieutenant conner saved the lives of his comrades. this afternoon, i will have the privilege to welcome ms. pauline conner, garlin's wife of more than 50 years, and other family members to the capitol. without pauline's patience and steadfast resolve, there would be no recognition tomorrow. after the war, lieutenant conner demurred any sort of personal glory. with

continued in he valuedvice, his work was and attracted the attention of fox conner, for instance, who of been a close associate pershing. when he was the commander of the american units in panama, he essentially took eisenhower under his wing, and that was the beginning of a very valuable mentorship for him. you for taking my question. commentruck by your about eisenhower saying that civilians could be effective fighters as long as they understood the reason that they were fighting. ik wouldeu think think about our all volunteer force now that many congressmen and others feel is essentially a mercenary force that they can do with what they want? dr. dixon: i will sit down. >> perfectly ok. dr. dixon: i think that eisenhower had his own doubts about the common american -- could someone just come off the streets and be a soldier? eisenhower came to believe that, yes, that could happen. to theu read his message expeditionary force, every soldier got it going across on june 6, you get this sense that you have got the commander speaking directly to each and every soldier. here is what you

as we know know, the conners will go on without her this fall. >> yes, i'm so excited.hank you all so much. i really appreciate it. >> what did it finally take for the show to go on without you? >> meanwhile, back in utah, roseanne was uncharacteristically stoic and silent while out shopping. >> are you happy the crew and cast can get back to work? >> does it look like she wants to answer questions? >> very interesting to see what's next for roseanne. >>> another star who knows what it's like to have her world fall apart? abby lee miller. she served time behind bars and now another blow. she's battling cancer. she's trying to stay upbeat as she undergoes chemotherapy. and now she's preparing to say good-bye to her brown locks, posting on instagram, hair today, gone tomorrow. abby lee served eight months for bankruptcy fraud and is in the process of shooting two new tv projects. >>> joe jackson is suffering from cancer. daughter janet paid tribute to him at this weekend's radio disney awards. >> my father, my incredible father, drove me to be the best i can. >> and grand

lieutenant conner wasn't done fighting yet. >> the department of defense says conner took on a force infantry troop was stapg the advance from his position in a shallow ditch. conner died in 199 at the age of 78. >> well speeding up trains in the south bay will it lead to higher ridership be the effort under way. >>> and the changes coming to ride share at sfoo. what you need to know about how much you will i pay soon. >> looking at mainly sunny skies now but the fog will be advances from the coast shortly. i'll show you the cooling effect in a few minutes. >>> and feilbach finney and the "7 on your side" team will be in lake county to help fire victims. he will be at moose lodge in clear oak are you two getting along? oh, yeah, yeah. [ hiss ] [ gasps ] [ birds chirping] ♪ no matter what you are they're a perfect match. the new ipad and xfinity stream app. hey guys, i'm home! surprise! i got a puppy. add an ipad to select packages for just $5 a month for 24 months. upgrade online now. >>> in san jose, valley transportation authority will soon launch a pilot program to help improve sa

. >> reporter: roseanne's tv family, the conners, just like any family, complicated, funny, and politically diverse. >> what's up, deplorable? >> thank you for making america great again. >> reporter: but all the success and celebration disappeared with that one tweet. >> i apologize to anyone who thought that -- or felt offended and would thought that i meant something that i in fact did not mean. i didn't mean it's way they're saying i meant it. >> reporter: her remarks in the podcast follow various previous explanations by roseanne for her behavior. at first she blamed ambien. now she admits her comment was wrong but she denies that she is racist. >> i am not a racist. i'm an idiot. >> reporter: instead she claims that she was not aware that v valerie jarrett is african-american. >> i did not know she was a black woman. when abc called me and said what is the reason for your egregious racism, i said oh, my god, it is a form of racism. i guess that i didn't know she was black, and i'll cop to it. >> this is a woman who clearly watches a lost televisif lot of plugged into the news. does it

in january 1945, conner do ied in 1998. his widow expected the medal today. >>> an exciting new development in treating some types of cancer. the polio virus now being used to battle the disease. >>> also the tense moments on a spirit airlines flight as a passenger has a profanity laced meltdown. >>> we're back with new hope of fighting one of the deadliest forms of cancer. glioblastoma is the type of brain tumor more affecting senator john mccain and thousands of other americans but an experimental treatment using the polio virus is showing promise and helping patients live longer. nbc news medical correspondent dr. john torres explains. >> reporter: when stephanie hopper was diagnosed with the deadly brain tumor at age 20, doctors didn't know if she'd live to finish college but incredibly more than six years later she's in remission. >> god didn't raise me up to be 20 years old and put me through evything that i've been through in my life to just kill me off with cancer. >> reporter: stephanie was the first patient to und

. ♪ >>> time to check "the pulse" starting with the conners poised to make another comeback, this timenne. >> abc has given the green light to a spin-off of the "roseanne" reboot, which was canceled after roseanne's controversial tweet. now, the new show called "the conners" premieres this fall with much of the old cast including john goodman, laurie metcalf and sarah gilbert. abc says roseanne will have no financial or creative involvement in this new program. >>> and next to some jaw-dropping details about the spending habits of actor john deputy. >> in a new interview he says he spends more than $30,000 a month on wine. more than that. now, the figure is part of a lawsuit against depp filed by his former managers. he also claims he's blown 200 grand a month on private planes, nearly that much on security and $300,000 a month on a staff of 40 people. >>> england, meanwhile, england has a serious crisis on its hands amid the world cup and a heat wave. it is facing a looming beer shortage. >> brewers are running out of carbon dioxide, which is used to put the fizz in beer or keep it fr

"the conners" returning to the air without roseanne. which cast members are back and what the disgraced star is saying about it all this morning. ♪ she had them apple bottom jeans ♪ >>> an abc news exclusive. the so-called dancing doctor now breaking her silence after her license was suspended, and she's not backing down. >> people are not looking at the facts. >> fighting to get back in the operating room. ♪ good to be alive right about now ♪ >>> and lucky to be alive. the out-of-control car going airborne, flipping, and hitting a gas station. how was the driver able to walk away from this? ♪ good to be alive right about now ♪ >>> good morning, america. happy friday, the first friday of the summer. and it's been wonderful having you here all week. >> thanks, robin and michael. nothing like a friday on "gma," i can tell you that. we got a party in the park. central park. we're going to be heading uptown. a giant crowd out there for bebe rexha. look at them out there. they can't wait for this first friday of the summer to get under way a

pauline conner will accept the medal of honor on behalf of her late husband, garlin conner. hearts. in 1944 he snuck out of the hospital to return to the front lines in france. from inside a ditch and under constant enemy fire he communicated where comrades should fire saving countless american lives. >>> coming up on "cbs this morning," a potential breakthrough for treating brain cancer. dr. david agus shows us how a once-feared virus is playing an important role. >>> i'm anne-marie green. this is the "cbs morning news." this is the "cbs morning news." new digestive advantage now has probiotics that add good good bacteria to your body... and prebiotics that feed the bacteria you already have. together, they support your digestive health. one pill, two ways to help you... stay strong. only tylenol® rapid release gels have laser drilled holes. they release medicine fast, for fast pain relief. tylenol® >>> our top story this morning, president trump kept the focus on immigration as he stumped for candidates ahead of key primary contests being held today. meanwhile, customs and

pkghe loved the mets, so do shane and conner. i'm wearing this shirt for themtoday's all- star game carried on at rincon valley little league ... aside from cheering on the boys playing their hearts out ... there was sadness in the air. he was well known. anyone that's been around rincon valley the last couple years knew tim. they knew he'd do anything for his familylittle league coach tim gillaspie (gal-les-py) has been a fixture in this field for years. he was a solid family guy. he loved the parkhearing gillaspie was killed by a crazed gunman opening fire inside a dinner party at his neighbors house ... with his wife and children witnessing it all .... is heart wrenching. but how the 43 year old died didn't surprise anyone.when we found out what happened, we all just assumed tim stood up front to confront the guy. he's the guy that's going to stand up and protect his family and friends so that part doesn't surprise me. he's not going to take anything from anybody and he's going to protect his family and friends gillaspie coach

abc will launch "the conners." it will include the original cast, but not controversial star roseanne barr. she will have no financial or creative involvement. this is weeks after the stunning decision to cancel the number one series in the wake of her racist tweets. roseanne said she regrets the circumstances to cause the show to be canceled and wishes the best for everyone involved. >>> in pennsylvania, the police officer who gunned down the unarmed teenager has been identified. michael rosefeld has been placed on administrative leave. he had been sworn in the day of the shooting in east pittsburgh. authorities say the officer opened fire after antwon rose and another passenger ran out of the car suspected in another shooting on tuesday. overnight, protesters took over the highway in east pittsburgh demanding justice for the 17-year-old. one person was arrested. >>> officials trying to figure out why dozens of kids and at least two adults have fallen ill at summer camp in lake placid, florida. the group from the

abc has ordered 10 episodes of a spinoff tentatively titled "the conners."t forgoing any financial profit. >> south bay residents sounded off about what they love and don't love about levi's stadium. they were asked following complaints about noise and traffic. >> reporter: it's a quiet night for santa clara neighbors living in the shadow of levi's stadium. other nice not so much. >> noise from concerts which go past the 10:00 p.m. curfew like coldplay did a few years ago. it's spelled out in this report which surveyed 600 residents. the main complaint, traffic. it can be brutal on days of major events. what happens after isn't always pretty. >> beer bottled in their front yard, people your naurine ati their bushes. >> we live right next to the stadium when they come to visit. it's a big impact to our neighborhoods. >> parking, another issue. many skip the lots and park in the neighborhoods. >> parking around levi's could be harder to find in next years. giant lots like this are slated for development. >> the stadium are looking more and more to park in the

rosemary conners has the story. >> we're going to keep families together but the border is going to bet as tough as it's been. >> reporter: hours after signing an executive order that stops the separation of families at the border, president trump insists the zero tolerance policy will stay in place. according to factcheck.org, that policy is what separates his administration from previous ones. >> the obama administration, the bush administration all separated families -- they absolutely did. their rate was less than ours, but they absolutely did do this. this is not new. >> there may have been some separations, but there was not a blanket policy, a blanket zero tolerance policy that the trump administration has that is causing widespread separation of the families. >> reporter: that means the obama administration was not referring 100% of illegal border crossings for criminal prosecution. the department of homeland security said it was about 21%. >> in other cases the obama administration would have used civil proceedings, they could keep families together in family detention, they c

a-b-c is moving ahead with the conner family -- without roseanne barr.weeks after cancelling the sitcom "roseanne" after barr posted racist and bizarre tweets. a-b-c says it is keeping the show alive -- as a spinoff without barr. the working title of the re-rebooted show is "the conners." it will premiere sometime this fall. in a statement thursday night, barr said she regrets the circumstances that caused her to be removed from the show. she said she agreed to a settlement in order to save 200 jobs, calling the cast and crew "beloved." she said she wishes the best for everyone involved. (grant) that wraps up kron 4 news at nine...(vicki) but our primetime coverage continues at the top of the hour. pam moore and ken wayne are here with kron 4 news at ten....guys? (pam) thank you grant and vicki.... next at ten... the weekend is here and it is going to be a hot one. temperatures expected to soar into the triple digits. that has fire crews on high alert. our chief meteorologist lawrence karnow is tracking this heat wave, and when we'll finally get some rel

it will be called the conners and rosanne barr will not be part of the show at all. she will also not profit from the show, which was one of the demands from abc. it is set to premiere this fall, it is not known how her character will be written off the program. show was canceled last month despite rave reviews and solid numbers after she posted a racially insensitive tweet. >>> koko the gorillawhose remarkable abi she was born at san francisco zoo and lived for the past 40 years at the guerrilla preserve in woodside. >> coco's abilities to communicate helped change views about the intelligence of animals and their capacity for empathy. >> reporter: koko the gorilla live data facility in the santa cruz mountains where she celebrated many birthdays. the foundation says she died in her sleep on tuesday morning of natural causes at the age she w ailments, slowing down, losing her appetite. she passed away peacefully. >> reporter: she spent time with celebrities including robin williams and was world famous for her ability to communicate with humans. >> that is what you

. >>> first lieutenant garland conner was a hero of world war siii. today pnt trump made it official by awarding him with the medal of honor. lieutenant conner died aboutye0 s ago. his wife accepted the award on his behalf. it's the nation's highest military honor awarded for gallantry and battle. he served on the front lines of campaigns, was wounded seven times. in january of 1945 he left the hospital with a hip injury to rejoin his unit in france. he volunteered to go to the front lines to direct artillery fire. he was so close to the enemy at one point he directed fire on histh round missed him by just feweeet. soldiers on the battle field said it was the single bravest thing they've seen. >>> coming up on news 4, new construction in maryland threatens to ruin the breath taking views at one of the most famous tourist attractions in virginia. >>> plu changes coming t a popular shopping mall. one retail chain is closing its door as we get a sneak preview of what will be going in its place. first here's doug. >>> tracking a chance for rain during the

abc will launch "the conners." the spinoff of the series.st, but not include roseanne barr. the move comes weeks after the decision to cancel tv's number one series in the wake of roseanne's racist tweets. in a statement, she says she wishes the best for everyone involved. >>> the nba draft taking center court last night. there are plenty of surprises, but not just at the top. suns took center deandro ayton from the university of arizona. and european star luka doncic taken by the hawks. and they sent him to dallas in exchange for the fifth pick for trae young. they gave the first round pick in next year's draft. another pick, the sixers took mikal bridges. this was a dream come true. he is from philly and played at villanova and his mom works for the team. that dream lasted 45 minutes. the sixers traded bridges to the suns. as i pointed out, that may be a relief. you don't want to play where all of your thanks for joining us. i'm ron burgundy. >> well done. michelle, it's great to have you here. i'm dave briggs. what is the message within t

pkghe loved the mets, so do shane and conner. i'm wearing this shirt for themtoday's all- star game carried on at rincon valley little league ... aside from cheering on the boys playing their hearts out ... there was sadness in the air. he was well known. anyone that's been around rincon valley the last couple years knew tim. they kornew his fami league coach tim gillaspie (gal-les-py) has been a fixture in this field for years. he was a solid family guy. he loved the parkhearing gillaspie was killed by a crazed gunman opening fire inside a dinner party at his neighbors house ... with his wife and children witnessing it all .... is heart wrenching. but year old died didn't surprise anyone.when we found out what happened, we all stood up front to confront the guy. he's the guy that's going to protect his family and friends so surprise me. he's anything from going to protect friends coached both baseball and order to spend his sons. the a fundraiser family. bcuz knowing conner and and what they're the community is them as much as n

pkghe loved the mets, so do shane and conner. i'm wearing this shirt for themtoday's all- star game carried on at rincon valley little league ... aside from cheering on the boys playing their hearts out ... there was sadness in the air. he was well known. anyone that's been around rincon valley the last couple years knew tim. they knew he'd do anything for his familylittle league coach tim gillaspie (gal-les-py) has been a fixture in this field for years. he was a solid family guy. he loved the parkhearing gillaspie was killed by a crazed gunman opening fire inside a dinner party at his neighbors house ... with his wife and children essing it all .... is heart wrenching. but how the year old died didn't surprise anyone.when we found out what happened, we all just assumed tim stood up front to confront the guy. he's the guy that's going to stand up and protect his family and friends so that part doesn't surprise me. he's not going to take anything from anybody and he's going to protect his family and friends gillaspie coached both

>> president trump post hue mousily offered the award to guard lincoln in order, first lieutenant conner was honored for his bravery for placing himself in the line of fire to save his battalion from troops on january 24st, 1945, his widow colleen conner accepted the medal.

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and, quite frankly, in terms of -- this isn't even conner is -- conservatorship. it's outpatient therapy thatter that receiving. at best, it's really a program that you need active case managers and active behavioral health intervention. i don't see a role in the criminal justice system for there to be additional, you know, staffing to work with the clients. i think there's a need, but i think it's within the behavioral health system. >> supervisor cohen: you think it's a need but in the behavioral health system? okay. >> the reality is that most of the clients who would benefit from assisted outpatient treatment and, again, these are individuals that are refusing any kind of services and treatment. that's a requirement to be accepted, those are the individuals that come through our office. it's the same people. sure, we could sit back, as we have done, and say, you know what, that's public health's responsibility. if they decide to file a petition, then we'll represent the client. this is a very different thing for us to say, we're going to undertake the responsi

>> good-bye roseanne, hello to conners. details on the new spinoff. how the show is moving on without its star. >> we're picking up the connors and you see where they are now. >> heather locklear's suicide fears. what led to her break down. plus tommy lee versus his son. their public feud gets nastier after his son posts disturbing video. >> meghan markle's brave face after her father's first interview. >> it was an emotional moment. >> the drama with her dad now. >> and chris pratt dating would royalty. how his rumored lady love stacks up. >> i'm eager to see what's next. >> amal's swoon weather tribute to george. >> i thought you couldn't have it all. then she walked in. >> secrets from the set of the wonder woman squeal. >> and ron howard and bryce dallas howard reveal what you never knew about their famous family. >> in prepping for this, did you google me? >> this is "entertainment tonight." >> thanks for joining us. >> the latest hollywood news. >> the roseanne spinoff is a go and won't be so crowded around the dinner table anymore. abc has form

we don't know that yet. >> arthel: conner powell, thank you very much for the update. >> eric: at thed nations there's a bitter divide over the violent protests that resulted in more than 100 palestinian deaths at the border with israel. the u.s. see tot vetoed a secury council calling it one sided. the u.s. fails to win backing for the motion condemning hamas. nikki haley at wednesday's security council meeting called out those nations voting against the resolution. >> it is outray jus outrageous e security council to fail to defend rocket attacks against israeli civilians while the human rights council approves sending a team to defend actions taken in self-defense. i urge members of the security council to exercise at least as much scrutiny of the actions of the hamas terrorist group as it does to israel's legitimate right of self-defense. >> eric: we're joined by ambassador danny danon, former israeli deputy defense minister. welcome. >> thank you. >> eric: you are calling for hamas to be classified as a terrorist organization. why? >> hamas is a terrorist organization. it's recog

>> conner powell, thank you. >>> right now a drug so powerful just a speck of it can kill you. and one state leads the nation in overdoses from the deadly concoction. we will take you there to see how one community is trying to cope. >>> plus, lawmakers select another location in texas after the administration zero-tolerance policy at the border results in even more children now in need of care. one senator accuses the president of using those kids as a negotiating tool. >> it's not the law. it's the president's policy. in fact, he has stated and it's been reported in the press that he's using it as a negotiation tool. he's using it to intimidate families so they don't come across the border. he's using it as a political ploy. paying too much for insurance you don't even understand? well, esurance makes it simple and affordable. in fact, drivers who switched from geico to esurance saved an average of $412. that's auto and home insurance for the modern world. esurance, an allstate company. click or call. is not a marathon. it's a series of smart choices. and when you replace one

. >> goodman's received seven emmy nominations for playing dan conner. call this be his year to win? well, it's possible. "e.t." has learned abc has suspended its emmy campaign for "the roseanne show," but if goodman's reps submit him, he could still get nominated. >> so will roseanne's behavior lead to her cast not being paid? >> laurie metcalf, john, goodman, and sara gilbert had reportedly received $2,300,000 to $350,000 per episode. >> so those actors with ironclad guarantees will likely see their pay checks, but "variety's" joe otterson says the crew will feel the hit for many months to come. >> for the people who didn't have guarantees in their contracts, they stand to lose a substantial amount of money. these people are going to be out of work for the next year, so that's the biggest collateral damage. >> in addition to losing millions, abc has another challenge to sort out -- how to fill the now empty tuesday night time slot left open by the sitcom's cancellation. spinning off a popular character from "the middle" may just be the answer. >> "rose

a spinoff series the conners has been given the green light without roseanne barr. >>> good morning, it's friday, june 22nd. first lady melania trump is back in washington this morning after making a surprise visit to texas yesterday. she got a firsthand look at the crisis laying out on the border. now, the unannounced trip came a day after president trump signed an executive order to stop the separation of children and parents along that border. in mccallen, texas, she visited a children's shelter that houses 55 kids, most of them teenagers, only six of them have been separated from their parents. a spokesperson for the first lady said mrs. trump wanted to see the situation for herself and that the trip was 100% her idea. the spokesperson also said the visit was planned before the president signed the executive order ending those separations. >> i'm here to learn about your facility and i also would like to ask you how i can help to these children to reunite with their families as quickly as possible. >> all right. so mrs. trump had also planned to try and visit customs and border p

conner died in 1998.idow, pauline conner, will accept the highest military honor on his behalf. >>> sheriffs in los angeles confirm a second shooting at a state park where a man was killed while camping with his two young daughters. tristan beaudette was shot inside his tent at malibu creek state park. his daughters were unharmed. the victim's brother tells kcbs-tv there were two holes in his tent. one in the top and one on the side. police have not confirmed if the holes were bullet holes. carter evans is at the sheriff's station in calabasas near the state park. carter, good morning. >> reporter: good morning. it was sheriff's deputies from this station that first responded to the shooting on friday. the campground is closed. now after two shootings in the last five days, authorities still don't know why tristan beaudette was killed or who may be responsible. this is the area where tristan beaudette was shot about 4:45 friday morning sleeping in a tent with his two daughters, ages 2 and 4. they found th

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are prepared to continue the international face off that could take a long time to play out as phil connersmight predict it's going to be called it's going to be gray it's going to last the rest of your life let's hope not well much more on this early next week with archie trade expert alex one hyla bitch and china expert caleb mop and others. and there is big breaking news on the financial crime beat as citi group agreed to pay one hundred million dollars to forty two u.s. .

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