that youngster was 11-year-old micah johnson, a guard on his middle school team who had no idea what was about to happen. >> i thought he was going to keep walking down and not come to our side. >> reporter: his dad took the whole family to the parade as he has in years past. >> i'm expected to see guys excited. i didn't expect to see jordan hug my son. >> reporter: the hug was one thing, but the message bell shared, that was something special. >> he told me to keep doing what i'm doing, young king and some day you'll be like me. >> that was confirmed almost word for word by this tweet bell put on afterward. he says he was excited, but you could never tell from that poker face. >> would somebody that didn't know him know he was excited? >> they would not know at all. >> reporter: just as important strais hoop dreams, micah is a long run that may be what really counts. in fairfield, eric thomas, abc 7 news. >> that's really great. >> i love that story. >> they got me. >>> disney is out with the first trailer for the live action version of the 1941 classic "dumbo." check this out. >> -

also here is matt micah. he was shot as well. the two men will be rejoining their team for tonight's big charity game. >> how about that. e fact that i get to start at second is really special, to be able toalk back out on to this field again is year later is an incredible feeling. >> his cane nearby and his quitiquit spirit, he's learned some pretty serious lessons over the last year. >> it focuses you on what's impoant in life. my friends and family, the job i love. that what's most important. >> scalise was on the field that day in 2017 when a gunman opened meyer on the republican baseball team as they practiced for the annual congressional charity game. >> when ias lying on the ground, i had a second shot. >> lobbyist chris micah was also hit. >> did you think you'd ever be here? >> that day, no. i thoreht it was py much over. lucky to be alive. the biggest thing is not to take anything for anted, be in the moment. when you're with family and friends, turn your phone off. >> last year's game a went on scheduled the day after

game bailey throughout the first pitch, with micah as a battery mate.ot only were they there but steve scalise got a standing ovation and started at second base. >> it was about who wasn't here. this year's game is about who was. always expect the unexpected in baseball and no exception to that rule in tonight at game. >> reporter: you can't make this stuff up. on the game's first pitch, raul louise of california hit a sharp around the second. lawmakers take the game seriously, democratic ohio congressman tim ryan sliding pete rose style into home. a little way by louisiana democrat sen. richmond and democrat nanette very can getting into not one between 2 arguments with the umpires, first-ever catchers interference and hit by a pitch. she watched both arguments. heather: great to see them working together. democrats won the game against republicans 21-5. and an abuse of power from the top to bottom. scrambling in the wake of the scathing ig report. a former prosecutor on what needs to happen now to erase the culture of corruption. >> hard for you to un

micah said he would like to play in the nba one day.lso say his parents say he's earning straight as right now. a scholar and an athlete. >> wonderful, that's great. >> sounds like cal material or stanford material. keep it going. that's nice. mentorship like that. >>> let's talk about what's going on. you saw them without their shirts on. will you want to run around without your shirt on today? who knows. depends on where you live. mission san jose high school, the warriors at 10:00 will graduate. 61 at 9:00, 65 at 10:00, noon at 72 degrees. tamalpais dropping down to 69. not quite as breezy as the last couple days. here is a look at the marine layer and the cool sea breeze. that is making its way over the east bay hills and into our east bay valleys. becoming sunny with the cooling sea breeze. that's the number one highlight. that's the big game changer today. more clouds, but it will still be about the same temperaturewise the next couple nights and warming next week. your 12-hour planner, downtown about 68 degrees. for the east bay

micah chopper chapter 4 verse 4. they would never let him go. they made him a soldier, a politician, they made him a president. he wanted to go home. he said i want america to be like this, that everyone can sit ounce their vine and fig tree and no one will trouble you. he wrote to the jewish people and said this is what america will be for you. finally fulfilling this dream of a -- he actually uses the word a millennium. two occasions. a place of peace where you will be able to sit under your vine and fig tree and there will be none -- that's a glimmer in washington. did you know what his great motto was? for my god and my country. and his second great motto was deeds, not words. you know where we find the equivalent of deeds not words? your homework assignment is john 3:18. yeah, he a bad temper and he might have sworn a few times. i hate to say it, i have seen some presbyterian elders that read the bible on sunday, say some nasty words on the golf course on another day. you have to pray for them, right? we don't make washington a perfect man.

but in my head i was going cr y crazy. >> micah would like to play in the nba one day.ays guard on his middle school hisarts sastudent. really lap pi to hear that. i'm sure jordan bell would be, too. >> is that a euro step he just did? >> i don't know. i missed it. >> fake to the left, fak >> nice. >> looked like great weather yesterday. >> gorgeous. >> another great day to be outside. just wear the sunscreen and maybe sunglasses. you're never more than seven minutes away from my accuweather forecast. here is a look from the east bay hills. yes, east bay valleys, if you did not like the 90s, they're pretty much gone because you can see the marine layer is tall enough to climb over the hills and make it to your neighborhoods, also. there will still be a few 90s in the north bay. let's take a look at that in the microclimates. first let me set the table. sunny today, even with the cloud cover it will filter to sunshine. won't be quite as hot. more clouds tonight and it stays cool temperatures in the upper 40s to mid 50s. the cooling trend lasts through at least saturday.

. >> reporter: lobbyist matt micah was also hit. >> the bullet came in here and missed my head, shoulder, neck. >> reporter: you thir you'd e here? >> that day, no,n o. i thought it was pretty much over. lucky to be alive. the biggest thing is not taking anything for granted. enjoy the moment. be in the moment. when you're with friends, turn your phone off. >> reporter: in a show of support for their wounded friends and colleagues, the game went on last year the day after the shooting. tonight'game marks a new chapter as the wounded now healed once again take to the field. an emotional time for everyone onl.apitol hil back slapping and hugs at the morning's batting practice -- >> jimmy? i like the way the freshmen have to bring inuithe eqent. >> reporter: an example of the friendships that cross party lines -- >> game day. >> reporter: -- and transcend po litics. if you are attending tonight's t game gates open at 5:30. the first pitch is at 7:05. from nationals park, megan mcgrath, news4. >>> it happens all too often -- peopl hit by a car while trying to cross the street or riding a bik

micah good day to go out and vote? >> i think so. no rain in the forecast. maybe some drizzle this time tomorrow morning. by then we'll already know the results. here is a look at cloud coverage broken right now. it is coming pack, signifying the sea breeze is taking over and even cooler afternoon temperatures than we experienced yesterday. here is a look at san jose 280, 17,

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incidents you could come to europe because it began to fit in the group continues to be the economic micah's that europe actually needs and who will continue to arrive regardless of how they arrive at they should do so in conditions which are not five and human rights the clock has beaten us as ever here on inside story thanks to all our guests in geneva leonard doyle in brussels julia ghana and in london claude morrison thank you for watching you can see the program again any time on the website i want to go dot com and for more discussion check up a facebook page facebook dot com forward slash inside story you can also join the conversation on twitter at a.j. inside story or tweet me i'm at the to be one elizabeth will keep you company of the usual tie ins tomorrow for me peter dolby and the entire team here in doha thanks for watching i will see you very soon. well you. get when they're on line it's undoubtedly chief goal. of again inequality in our society today or if you join a sunset criminal justice system is dysfunctional right now this is a dialogue what does it feel like to go back

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the house we have passed micah's law which would ban abortion at 20 weeks when the unborn babies canand recognize pain. you know why we did back? we shine the price when they are standing up for those who are suffering in protecting those who cannot protect themselves. [applause] but beyond that, beyond the policies and initiatives you have built this beautiful pro-life movement. the movement based on love a movement based on dignity and inclusion. i try to honor this work by inviting kathy dicarlo to be one of my guests at this year state of the union. you need to meet kathy dicarlo. as a nurse in brooklyn the hospital the he worked at is one that forced her to assist in late-term abortion, forced her to do it. because of her belief she of course objected and the hospital threatened her with disciplinary action. kathy dicarlo stood strong patient in given it she fought for the religious rights of this country guaranteed her pick the hospital changes policy and now is a nationwide advocate for religious freedom standing up for what others in the medical industry say is an unjust dile

. >>> in custody for a deadly double stabbing, police say 23- year-old micah mendoza roach and 23-year-old alex fernandez were leaving a bar tuesday night when they got into a physical altercation with two e stabbed multiple times and died of his injuries. his friend remains in critical condition in the hospital. it's unclear what started the fight. >> what exactly was said, what words were exchanged -- we don't know at this time. >> they are looking for witnesses. if you saw anything give san leandro police a call. >>> uc berkeley under fire as a state audit found three campuses including berkeley, los angeles and davis haven't been consistent when it comes to discipline. the campus took much longer to punish faculty and staff but also found the uc system -- often missed investigation deadlines. janet napolitano says she accepts the recommendations and has already made several reforms . >>> online shopping is about to get a little more expensive for some as the supreme court has ruled states can collect state sales tax for just about all internet purchases. until now it was only allowed i

so we must say that before any conversations take place, russian to micah russia must change its approach go about their daily lives as if business as usual. but with that much optimism, store the other members of g7. but it's not. there isa members of g7. but it's not. there is a tough decision to make. roll over and accept american tariffs, or retaliate and risk an all—out war? our correspondent gary o'donoghue is in quebec. gary, where will the consensus lie on any topic you care to mention, if at all? i think it's very difficult to see any consensus coming at all? i think it's very difficult to see any consensus coming out of this meeting. in fact, one of the senior officials here at the g7 summit said it is highly unlikely that there will be a final communique agreeing on anything between the seven countries. there may be some agreements on issues like girls education around the world, women in leadership positions. those are some of the noises we've been hearing. but when it comes to the tariffs, there is a huge division between the sticks on one hand in the us on the other. when it

. >> among the injured in the attack, house majority whip steve scalise and lobbyist matt mic micah. both are thankful for their recovery and looking forward to taking the field tonight. >>> in alexandria tonight, there's a push to promote safer streets, to help protect pedestrians and bicyclists. those who have been hit by a car and lived to talk about it are telling their stories through transportation property adam tuss. he is live in alexandria with the story. >> reporter: that's right. there were nearly 60 pedestri cidents in alexandria last year. two were fatal. when you talk to the people who actually survived the crashes, you find out how painful that be can they've lost loved ones. they themselves have been usly hurt. and today, they made their voices heard. >> a lot of people are concerned nd >> reporter: alea resident norm lisek can remember it like yesterday -- >> both bones in my right leg br weren. >> reporter: after he was hit while riding his bike in 200 the damage didn't stop there. >> my left wst and my left rm, the ulna, were broken. >> reporter: it happened to nor

for sheer drama and long-term significance, nothing rivals the talks between ronald reagan and micahcah. when they met in geneva, first summit of leaders between u.s. and soviet union in six years, first encounter of long-life cold warrior and businessman russian drew attention, white house reporter was there. >> certainly no major breakthrough and we certainly don't expect anything like that at all. we don't know what's going to happen in the two days of talk, that's the telling sign, that's what we are told by u.s. officials, one of the keys to the summit is how the two men get on during the 12 hours they'll be spending together. there were no breakthroughs but the two leaders decided they could do business. 11 months later they held a summit in iceland. gorbochah with massive arm's cuts only if reagan gave up missile defense plan and reagan refused and walked out. u.s.-russian relations went into the deep freeze but deadlock in iceland led to deals a year later. they signed a historic agreement to eliminate all medium-range missiles in europe although star wars at the long-range w

micah good day to go out and vote? >> i think so. no rain in the forecast. maybe some drizzle this time tomorrow morning. by then we'll already know the results. here is a look at cloud coverage broken right now. it is coming pack, signifying the sea breeze is taking over and even cooler afternoon temperatures than we experienced yesterday. here is a look at san jose 280, 17, clouds to south bay. temperatures by 7:0040s to 50s. stay in the 50s at the coast. mid to upper 60s, cool and mild at noon. 67 to 76. temperatures even cooler at 4:00 today than they were yesterday. 55 to 62 at 7:00. coming up, i'll take a look at your activity planner that revolves around cool and breezes. this morning did i hear you say it's a little quieter? >> than yesterday. yeah, i guess we could say that we don't have any major blocking issues right now. here is a look at bay bridge toll plaza a stackup in the cash lanes. that's the norm here. more of those open but no metering lights yet. this should happen in 20, 25 minutes this morning. a quick check of drive times. we do have

. >> micah has a different way of going about thing. i think he has been successful and i'm sure we will find out unfortunately for and more things. even with the stormy daniels, look, we didn't know about that before the election. >> tim matthew, the reporter thought it caused tension within the campaign that lewandowski thought he should be fired. >> this is one instance i found after talking to other people. i don't want to name them but i think you can figure out who were head of the transition that michael assumed it was reince and steve bannon who made him not get a white house shot. in fact it was jared who pushed for him not getting a white house job. he rately advised president-elect trump he is going the give you financial liability, might not be right to have him come in. jared was able to convince him of that. they also used this instance, i believe, and i have never spoken to ivanka about this. she is upset about it. she should be. it's her mother. i would say this was part of the reason going back to the political point ab

for sheer drama and long-term significance, nothing rivals the talks between ronald reagan and micahhen they met in geneva, first summit of leaders between u.s. and soviet union in six years, first encount a young white house reporter was there. >> certainly no major breakthrough and recently do not expect anything like that at all but of course we don't know what will happen in these two days of talks.it will be a telling sign. that is what we are told by u.s. officials. one of the keys to this summit will be how the men get on during the 12 hours there spending together. >> there were no breakthroughs but the leaders decided they could do business. 11 months later they held a snap summit in iceland. gorbachev offered massive arms cuts but only reagan gave up the star wars missile defense plan. reagan refused and walked out. u.s. russian relations went into the deep freeze. but the deadlock in iceland led to deals a year later. they signed an historic agreement to eliminate all medium missiles in europe although star wars still blocked long-range weapons. >> a secretary and express

against the two tea ms their opening matches against the two teams we are watching that, check the micahan idea of which team england could face whether they come first or second in their group. still ought to be sorted out. london moskal with us, ali foster. —— live in moscow. we‘ll start with the cricket where england was not cricketers have staged an impressive comeback to win the fifth one—day international at old trafford today. set a target of 206 they were 27 forfour at one stage, but a century from joss butler secured the historic win. as drew savage reports. they came to old trafford in hopes of seeing history made. after a bright start by the tourists, moeen ali put england in charge. jos buttler sharp on the stumps. and cricket history shows us, never underestimate the australian fighting spirit. they were all out for 205, but it looked beatable. but he tore into the england batsman, bowling over 90 mph. johnnie ba i rstow, bowling over 90 mph. johnnie bairstow, joe root, and captain 0wen morgan. moeen ali might be the man to rescue england. no. 86—6 at this point. but while j

she is a swell of support across the state and then we have micah staten -- a former senator in denverhe is trying to get young people interested in politics again, very much like two thousand eight, but encountering a different political atmosphere 2008what we saw -- like but encountering a different political atmosphere than what we saw. host: focus on the 5th district, doug lamborn's race. ad,howed our viewers his tying himself the president trump. is he facing a tough race and is this a district that democrats are looking to target in november? caller: this is a district -- guest: this is a district that doug lamborn is that trouble in the past two years. he nearly got knocked off a upstart, and he faces a challenge for a couple of well-known republicans in his district. graduates who has represented the area for a number of years in state legislature and then you have senate who ran for u.s. a few years ago and lost to michael bennet. he is the county commissioners so there are some well-known names challenging cam and landlord -- challenging him a lanborn. they aremocratic side,

she is a swell of support across the state and then we have micah staten -- a former senator in denver, and he is trying to get young people interested in politics again, very much like two thousand eight, but encountering a different political atmosphere 2008what we saw -- like but encountering a different political atmosphere than what we saw. host: focus on the 5th district, doug lamborn's race. ad,howed our viewers his tying himself the president trump. is he facing a tough race and is this a district that democrats are looking to target in november? caller: this is a district -- guest: this is a district that doug lamborn is that trouble in the past two years. he nearly got knocked off a upstart, and he faces a challenge for a couple of well-known republicans in his district. graduates who has represented the area for a number of years in state legislature and then you have senate who ran for u.s. a few years ago and lost to michael bennet. he is the county commissioners so there are some well-known names challenging cam and landlord -- challenging him a lanborn. they aremocratic

and her team, led by the indomitable joe schultz and jacqueline snyder, bobbie medic, katy sale, and micah warthum. i want to thank the technical support from the secretary of agriculture, sonny per don't, and the staff at the u.s. department of agriculture. thank you so much for your help. and i also appreciate the work of the congressional budget office staff, including tiffany arthur, megan carroll, katherine fitzgerald, jennifer gray, tim langley and robert reis. i now yield to my distinguished ranking member, senator stabenow. thank you for being such a great partner. ms. stabenow: thank you. mr. president? the presiding officer: the senator from michigan. ms. stabenow: thank you. i want to thank my partner and friend as well. this has been a tremendous team effort, and it's a great pleasure working with you. today the senate has proven that bipartisanship is the way we can get things done, and we all know that's the case. it's not always the easiest path to take, however, when we put our differences aside and focus on the needs of the communities, the people that we serve, that's how