two major decision, jerry man gerrymandering combined. what was the ruling on that one? >> we had two different cases involving partisan gerrymandering. one out of maryland. another one out of north carolina. they ruled that partisan gerrymandering is something that courts should not get involved in. it's what they call a political question. something that should be left to congress and the political proce process. the problem with political gerrymandering is that everybody has long known and accepted that when you've got state legislatures who are drawing maps, of course they will consider politics and the problem with political gerrymandering is how do you decide when a districting map has gone too far when you've considered politics too much. we've never been able to come up with a workable standard to figure out when a map crosses a line from being a permissible use of politics to an unconstitutional use of politics. we're not going to try, in essence. some states have set up in an effort to take the politics out of redistricting but courts aren't going to get involv

so things like jerry man derring and the extreme polarization of the two parties are reinforced by that because the media sources that these voters then pick up on, reaffirm what's going on in the political sphere. >> i'm curious, as you look at this topic and you're teaching to a group of students that have twitter accounts, facebook, instagram and other social media do they fully understand what they have grown up with and how different it was for your generation or mine? >> we try to explain it to them. like, you know, it's like a fish in water. they have lived in it their whole life and they don't understand what's really novel about it but we do do a decent job, trying to explain what it meant when someone like walt cronkite came out against the vietnam war that his shifting opinion didn't really matter for the country and that's something they don't quite have today but it's something that we do try to re-create. >> there are probably more sources of information today than ever before. is that a good thing or a bad thing? >> it can be a good thing. the problem is people need help

one involving partisan jerry man -- gerrymandering. paul has been honored nationally by a variety of publications and organizations in recognition for his work promoting zifcivil rig and civil liberties. with that brief introduction of an extense piive and impactful career, i'll turn the program over the paul. [ applause ] >> thank you david. i was present of the organization 29 years ago. it was a long time ago. this is the view from the press gallery panel every year. let me start to my immediate right. david savage has covered issues for the louisiaa los angeles ti 1986. he's written on many of the legal battles in the city. he joined the times in 1981 and has degrees from the university of north carolina and northwestern university. next person down is amy howe. she's like a celebrity. she was until 2016 editor and reporter for scotus blog. a blog devoted to the supreme court. she continues to serve as an independent contractor and reporter. you may have noticed her on the live blog on occasion watching cases come down. amy served

. >> the judiciary committee chairman, jerry nadler, a man you know well, he's been privately pushing for a formal impeachment process, an inquiry in part because he believes it would allow lawmakers to combine all the various house probes into one big investigation. does the chairman have the wrong idea or the right idea? >> i understand why jerry nadler is coming at the question the way hose. and a case can be made, a solid case can be made for his argument. i think we are still, though, as your reporting just before this interview pointed out, we're still sort of in the mid-level here in investigations. we've got hearings this week by three major committees. we've got two contempt citations, one by the full house, one by our committee, that have yet to occur. so i think we need to let the process play out before we decide that impeachment is the remedy. >> because here's what's a little confusing to me. and you'll explain your position. if there's actual evidence, as you believe there is, that the president may have committed a crime, wouldn't the appropriate venue at least right n

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she, hey, jerry, hold on, my man. impeachment that is not good enough. you're aiming too low.'s go for prison stripes what do you think? >> well the democrats have a real problem on their hands because it is really difficult to impeach without a crime but even more difficult to imprison without a crime unless you're living in a socialist or communist dictatorship like the ones bernie sanders so much admirers but nancy pelosi is sounding even more unhinged than her radical left-wing base. but instead of behind closed doors whipping up her members too an impeachment frenzy, why doesn't she have a closed-door meeting about the border crisis and fix our immigration laws, do the job that the american people asked you and voted you to do? charles: one of the reasons of course when they close those doors, they're coming at nancy pelosi, let's face it. a couple wednesdays she came out meeting talked about a coverup, you could tell she was a little bit raz selled. her party are in amidst of a resole. >> first of all when democrats close the doors, talk about issues we end up with bill

>> mccarthy was the speaker of the house there and he was the chair man of jerry's campaign.d to them, i have friends in the grass roots organizations and the rest, and, so, why don't we have the governor come. and he agreed to do that. and he was sensational. >> with his rock star girlfriend along for a fund-raising concert, brown swept through maryland. >> i didn't think about maryland and baltimore. she got her brother and others that basically ran the campaign. >> thank you! >> brown pulled off an upset victory in the primary and gave nancy and the family credit. >> the whole campaign basically came out of, i might say, the delasandro organization. >> that's so cool. >> then jerry brown said you have to take a role in the democratic party because i want one of my people there. >> got it. >> and i did. and here i am. >> it brought her out of the kitchen and into the big world of politics. >> in 1981, pelosi was selected to run the state democratic party. >> you don't get to do party chairman if you can't raise money. and that's certainly one of the ways she propelled herse

supported tourism a's alleged cruelty to britain's most vulnerable years jerry corbin shadow housing minister referencing the man to raise a major has to be her chief of staff accused of ignoring warnings about britain's worst post world war 2 tower blocks 3 successive ministers were written to over a total of $21.00 times over 4 years by the all party group on fire safety urging them to act to make sure we have void another fire following the lack of house fire the last of those 21 let is was written a month before the grand full tower fire and no action was taken what does the prime minister believe those ministers should have done when they received that expect advice but for tourism a inquiry run by a judge previously overruled by the supreme court over alleged social cleansing is arguably kick the whole issue into the long grass the whole question of what has happened in the advice that was available is a matter that will be looked at in the 2nd phase of the public inquiry and as for the dangers right now u.k. labor leader jeremy corbyn question may on mitigating any imminent further instance of alleged cor

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man. >> i watch every "seinfeld," every episode. i loved him. he is great. jerryt on pause i guess you could say, waiting for the 2:00 announcement on interest rates on the federal reserve. by the way, i got to tell you this, next, neil interviews jeffrey gundlach, double line ceo, so-called bond king, coming up moments from now. my time is up. neil, it is yours. neil: thank you very much. no hernandez. he is a baseball player i guess? okay. i'm up to speed. we are awaiting the federal reserve's decision an hour or so we'll get hints, two hours we'll know for sure. it is the tone of that announcement, whether triggers a cut today, unlikely, whether one deemed last month likely. what the fed chairman has to say. prospects of trade, what he has to make of that. all the talk on cutting interest rates began with the fed chairman all but saying we have countries, by extension, think about the president's back, if everything hits the fan, we have a trade quagmire on hand, whatever you want to say, major market

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commendations from the report which is imposing sanctions on the crown prince mohammed once a man of so with jerry before his responsibility in the premeditated murder of a saudi journalist of course whether that would happen or not that remains to be seen i doubt it because one of the main obstacles today to holding the saudi leaders responsible accountable for what's going on is of course the white house the american presidency as we heard earlier because of the close relations between washington and saudi arabia at this point in time and because again as we saw in the in the pictures you just showed earlier the united states continues to sell beautiful weapons to the kingdom and hence really no one is able to date to hold mohammed and samantha sponsible as the reports requirements now i'm wondering who then is going to pick this up and run with it i mean the secretary general of the united nations antenna could tear as he's said previously that a 3rd party country needs to call for an investigation but now in this report by the special reports by kalama she says that's not necessary in fact tha

man then walks over. the oscar winning actor from "jerry maguire" who also starred in "the people versus o.j. simpson." >> everybody thinks i'm guilty. >> reporter: seen here handcuffed yesterday, when he entered a plea of not guilty to charges of forcible touching and third degree sex abuse. his lawyer claims it was the accuser who pursued gooding. >> it was very clear and apparent that the lady who made these false charges was stalking mr. gooding. this lady continued to invade his private space until ultimately somebody, not cuba, somebody else had to tell her to please excuse herself. has.oe. ng jr. has if convicted, heould year behin >> linsey davis, thank you. >>> we turn next to a remarkable and awful picture from overseas. the landslide pushing cars off the road. days of heavy rain unleashing a wave of mud and water in china. blamed for more than 60 deaths. thousands have been evacuated. >>> still ahead on "world news tonight," the mother and son attacked by a coyote. >>> and the deadly road rage case. what happened before two drivers exchanged fire. >>> and the stingray scare. after

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man [ laughter ] forget it ma it's over! the show is over, yo for real cancel it. >> what's the matter, jimmy? gonna go cry to ben & jerry? jacob johnson. i have been waiting in the car for you for 15 minutes, young man. we got to get over to sports authority, and get you a new jock strap [ laughter ] the one we got you is too big,g and it was givu taint rash [ laughter ] >> dad, stop >> and now we're late for the orthodontist appointment remember, you're getting fitd for a palate expander? >> but dad >> let's go. >> this isn't over, fallonba i'll be >> jimmy: whatever, reginald good luck with your rash [ light laughter ] what about you you' got anything else to say, buddy? ♪ ♪ a hero fall once so gran i put my faith in him ♪ ♪ now there he stands humbled ♪ ♪ how can i eve believe agai now that a hero ♪pp [ cheers anduse ♪ falls ♪ [ cheers and applause >> jimmy: oh, my goodness. we'll be right back with more "tonight show", everybody. stick around cheers and applause ♪ a hero fall once so gran i put my faith in hi now ere he stands ♪ (ding) hey,ho are you? oh, hey jeff, i'm a car thief... what?! i'm here to steal your car

jerry nadler hints they could still come. and the man called the attorney general not telling the truth. plus, new numbers this evening with polling just this from two important states for the democrats, if they believe they can win in 2020. all of this as "the 11th hour" gets underway on a wednesday night. good evening once again from our nbc news headquarters in new york. day 867 of this trump administration and just hours from now the president will represent all of us, the american people at events to commemorate the 75th anniversary of the d-day invasion of normandy. we have watched nearly three days of this overseas trip. he quoted roosevelt and gently greeted frail veterans at a d-day commemoration. exalted soldiers' bravery while dismissing his avoidance of service in vietnam, calling it a country "nobody heard of." he toasted britain's queen at a buckingham palace banquet. after calling london's mayor a loser. he sat down for a wide ranging interview with his friend and former celebrity apprentice contestant piers morgan who is

jerry nadler. they will alking about several news4 i team reports in which we reported a man overdosed in the parking lot of the medical center and his body was undiscovered by v.a. staff more than a day and they willta about the recent escape of a patient from the psychiatric ward from the medical center. he went through the ceiling tiles of a shower and got outside the building and got to a home in manassas. >> he went through the emergency room and asked someone in the emergency room the staff at the hospital to call a taxi cab. >> they called him a cab? >> yes. >> reporter: he was wearing his hospital scrubs? >> he was wearing scru and a tank top. >> reporter: several local members from this subcommittee will local questions about troubles at a local medical center. scott macfarlane, news4 i-team. od the i-team will report on the hearing later t and it's working on a special. tune in on saturday for "under scrutiny inside the d.c. v.a." >>> storm team 4 weather alert day. increasing chance for severe weather late in the afternoon and evening. dry and quiet start to the day but end with clap of th

the man who is key y in this in the coming days of testimony on capitol hill is jerry nadler, house judiciarymmittee. he wants to make sure no president, republican or democrat, will be able to act in this way. fore was a little success him. the department of justice has accepted to hand over some of the documents that were used in the evidence in that investigation by robert mueller, specifically the part of the investigation that was looking into whether or not there had been obstruction of justice by the u.s. president. the president says there was no obstruction of justice. a lot of democrats believe there was. that is why they have decided to keep investigating. crowther reporting from washington. in italy, a small town mayor has gone on trial. he made headlines around the world forgiving migrants on-the-jobomes and training in hopes of kickstarting the local economy. partayor was arrested as of a probe into allegedly helping illegal migrants. others say his only crime is one of humanity. that comes as the sea watch rescue ship's captain is on trial, accused of aiding illegal migration a

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jerry nadler hints they could still come. and the man called the attorney general not telling the truth. asking the democrats if they believe they can win in 2020. all of this as "the 11th hour" gets underway on a wednesday night. good evening once again from our msnbc headquarters in new york. day 167 of this trump administration, and tomorrow the president will commemorate all of us on the 75th anniversary of the d-day in normandy. we have watched nearly three days of this overseas trip. he quoted roosevelt and generally greeted veterans and kpa exalted soldiers' bravery while dismissing his avoidance of service in vietnam, calling it a country "nobody heard of." he toasted britain's queen at a bucking ham palace banquet. among the many topics the two of them covered was trump's many deferments during the vietnam war. >> you weren't able to serve in vietnam because of a bone spur condition in your feet. do you wish you could have served? did you want to joifto serve yo country? >> i never liked that war, to be honest. it was so far awa

jerry nadler now levelling threats and placing a timeline on robert mueller. the man he and the democrats thought would bring president trump down. saying a subpoena is coming before the end of the summer. joining me now, sol wisenberg and alan dershowitz. alan, the democrats are pushing for mueller's testimony. but is it possible that the gop's case could be strengthened by his appearance? >> it's possible. but there's no use to having him testify. the mueller report never should have been written. there's no room under our constitution for special counsel, special prosecutors, reports. prosecutors have the right to say one thing. we have concluded there's no evidence sufficient to charge the president with russian collusion or obstruction of justice, period. i'm taking no questions, make nothing public report. i'm giving my findings to the attorney general. no prosecutor should go beyond that. we agreed with that when comey went beyond that with hillary clinton. i don't understand the difference between the criticism of comey for saying that hillary clinton engaged

let me ask you about jerry nadler, the chairman of the judiciary committee. i see a mannder tremendous train. the problem with congress is you've got to serve 30 years to get any power. here is a guy that knows nancy pelosi, the speaker, doesn't want to go with impeachment. i don't think she'll ever want to go because she thinks it bad politics. 20 members of his committee, apparently, out of 24, of the democrats, want him to. he's in that vice. >> correct. >> what's that like? >> well, i wasn't the chair of the committee. i've been the chair of a subcommittee, but i think what he has to do now is get the facts of the mueller report out to the american people. most of them don't understand what's in it many of them heard barr that's nonsense. it's a lie. it's not true. nadler has to get that out to the american people. it was the american people that forced congress to -- >> how do you do that without hearings? >> well, you got to -- >> impeachment hearings. >> you can do it without impeachment hearings. what happened in watergate was that the senate had hearings. you ha

jerry can. i didn't have it anywhere near as tough as any black man or woman i sesrved with, but all te people -- i think there were a total of 14 african-americans and me. i was in the middle of a city and i didn't know anybody white. they would ask questions like, what's did like for a, b, c or d? i am fully aware of that. and to the extent that anybody thought that i meant something different, that is not what i intended. and it would be wrong for anybody to intend that. >> iran, i have to ask you about that before i let you go. the whole back and forth with this president sending out one signal -- i mean, actually having people in the air headed that way, then he pulls back and he tells this story that he heard 150 people would die and he decided not to do it, how do you react to his story, because some people are saying the story is unbelievable, and how do you react to the seemingly no policy. we don't even have a secretary of defense. >> look, as you know, i served as chairman of the foreign relations committee a long time. i met virtually every major world leader in the last 35 years and

the details were revealed to chairman jerry nadler who asked for details on the scope of the investigation. mike pence taking shots at the maname before him and an exclusive interview, joe biden flip-flopped, good sign for 2020. >> joe biden has been spun around on a number of issues whether it was his long-standing support for the hyde amendment, whether he is the democrat nominee with the rest of them are, the american people are going to continue to be drawn to this president's consistent common sense conservative leadership. shannon: biden is the front-runner in the 2020 democratic field, new polls show him ahead by 8% among likely iowa caucus voters. for the first time in more than a decade, indy 500 winner is honored at the white house, donald trump hosting them and congratulating them on their dramatic win last month. >> such an honor to represent the country here today, the biggest race in the world and being invited to come to the white house. the job simon did when you saw that, that was talented. a lot of courage. i wouldn't do it. heather: he gave the president a helmet as a thank you gift. he should have gotten

man who sustained major injuries. >>> this morning, it's the pits for northern california jerry gross. late-season storms nearly wiped out what was supposed to be a banner year. see large reports that now that the farm euro is planning to request a disaster declaration. >> reporter: for cherry farmer -- his money does grow on trees. and this is money wasted. each one have a sweet treats sold helping his bottom line and no sales is never good. >> do you see this -- do you see this as a missed opportunity? >> yes. >> reporter: this year the cherry har was horrible. >> you couldn't find the cherry, and enough cherries to make a pie. in certain spots in the orchard. >> reporter: nonstop rain in may ruined what was expected to be the biggest cherry crop in california history. the rain splitting the cherries open leaving the fruit rotting on the branches. >>i sometimes you will lose one variety but not all of the. >> reporter: he didn't lose half the stars or mostly, he lost it all. the number of cherries he salvage, zero. >> we did not put a ladder in the orchard. nothing. >> he's not alone

man who admits he's not a fact witness. i want to talk about the news today is jerry nadler. are you surprised there is some negotiating going on in terms of getting documents from the doj? >> jerry nadler, chairman nadler, went ahead at lightning speed to do contempt of congress in judiciary even while the department of justice was trying to negotiate with them. and then we found out that after they pushed through this contempt of congress charge at the judiciary, that's one term and that they reached out to the department of justice and said, "oh, can we negotiate?" that's not how things should be done. again, another proof that this is nothing but political theater, another attempt to undermine the president of the united states, and another way to influence the 2020 presidential election using taxpayer money. this is outrageous and uncalled for. in fact, this vote they are having today in the rules committee, on the house resolution to give authority to not only the judiciary committee but also all committees, to go forward with lawsuits, is unprecedented. never before ha

jerry king said he interviewed plenty of other witnesses who convinced him that the police had the right man05, four years after michelle disappeared, they charged cal harris with murder. >> three state police and personnel literally busted into my office and kicked the door open. the three of them jumped me and handcuffed me and shackled me and walked me out the front door of my office. >> reporter: you got a taste of law and order up close and personal? >> yeah. >> reporter: the d.a. was going to take the case to trial even though there was no body, most murder weapon and even though he, himself, was by no means convinced he could prevail. >> i thought that it was maybe a 50/50 shot at a conviction. i thought that a jury could go either way. >> coming up. >> it hurts. absolutely. all of it was just taken away. >> prosecutors come on strong. >> he told her that he would put her body in a place where it would never be found. >> when "dateline" continues. ws hey, who are you? oh, hey jeff, i'm a car thief... what?! i'm here to steal your car because, well, that's my job. what? what?? what?! (

. >> now, the man who is in charge of that impeachment inquiry if it were to take place, jerry nadler in the same public place as nancy pelosi who told her leadership team last night there's no point in moving forward with an impeachment inquiry if it's only going to die in the republican senate. some people don't seem to realize the house alone cannot remove the president from office, and i'm told, kate, she referenced tom steyer, the billionaire democratic activist who has put tons of money on air to pressure democrats on impeachment, saying going as far as simply having the house vote will ultimately be fruitless, but will she be moved, will the house judiciary committee chairman be moved if the white house continues to resist their demands? that's the question that will continue to linger as democrats issue more subpoenas and the administration says no. kate. >> yeah, where is the line for house leaders? that continues to be a real question. great to see you, manu. joining me for more perspective is one of the more than 50 dmentds who support impeachment proceedings, impeachment h

saying he lost the most at santa nita and spoke to a man who owned a horse that the trainer raced and died at santa nita. that guy said listen whenever jerryou hope for the best and pray. he says he is running the horses just too hard. >> gosh, 30 deaths at the same track since december. very disturbing nick watt thank you for reporting. we appreciate it. coming up treasure seekers bewhich are. mt. police with a wagener for anyone searching for $2 million worth of gold and jewelry. first the cnn film apollo 11 takes you inside humanity as greatest feat with incredible footage. here is a preview. >> we choose to go to the moon. >> this is apollo mission control. >> we choose to go to the moon and do the other things, not because they are easy, but because they are hard. >> ignition sequence starts. >> this is houston, loud and clear. >> this is a good one. >> it's a deal worth the size of the trip. >> the' enormity of this event is something that only history will be able to judge. >> good luck carrying men to the moon, landing them there, and bringing them safely back. >> beautiful, just beautiful. >> "apollo 11." tomorrow night at 9:00 on

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man trying to arrest him. we will have all that and more coming up on "the daily briefing." >> harris: actor tuba jr. known for his role any jerry the money. a woman has accused gooding jr. of groping her at manhattan restaurant. the woman reportedly told officers that a, quote: highly intoxicated gooding grabbed her while they were talking sunday night. a law enforcement source is also confirming to fox news that a second woman has come forward to accuse gooding of groping her and a separate incident. we should tell you that was from 11 years ago. gooding might never be charged in that because it happened outside the statute of limitations. gooding has denied all allegations. would will bring you the news as it happens. quinnipiac university is defending its latest polling after push back from president trump over results show him trailing 2020 democrats. the polls firmly says, quote: the quinnipiac university poll stands by its numbers and 25 years of independent polling we have established a reputation for accuracy. these results are consistent with what we found in statewide polls. end quote. president trump says his interna

jerry v. wilson hovered close at the confrontation between the long-hairs and the crew-cuts. the first group started to march, carrying on their shoulders a young manaving a flag of north vietnam. they approached the advantage point of the other. some of whom had carried a young americans for freedom sign in the morning's ceremonies. the crew-cuts flying into the marcher, fists flying and koppeled the flag waiver. cool it, we're not hurting you, a young man in headband bellowed. if that is your g-damned country, then why don't you go there, the young man replied back. in reply a fist came out of the crowd and connected squarely. a tear gas fired and the troops backtracked. they held back the long-hairs from the main audience. audience lost their temper, broke ranks and ran into the crowd and dragged back demonstrators. as they sent those men to the ground, other demonstrators began to plunge through the breach in the police line amid shouts and running reinforcements. wind quickly carried the fumes into the audience, and within seconds, the last 20 rows of spectators fled their seats. john harpers also wrote from "the times" that day as well. quote

jerry nadler speaking on capitol hill. let's listen. >> mr. mueller is an honest man understands that you must -- that congressional subpoenas are not optional. i suspect whatever the white house says, they are not going to make this -- mr. mueller -- she said that he would come in. >> is he allowed to have a lawyer in the room? >> i'm not going to get into that. that may be. >> guys, guys -- >> do you have any concerns? he may not be as compelling of a witness -- >> i think that's -- this will be the last question. i think that given the nature of what he has to say, he will be a very compelling witness. thank you very much. >> sandra: more on the public testimony of robert mueller. that will be having july 17th. but first, any moment now, we could get a decision in the highly anticipated cases of the supreme court. welcome to our brand-new hour of "america's newsroom." it's 10:00 a.m. on the east coast. i am sandra smith. >> trace: and i'm trace gallagher. the two rulings could directly impact the shape of american politics for years to come. one on the scope of his

jerry nadler here. how significant, kersten? the numbers are growing, so around a little more than a quarter. it's far from a majority at this point, but nadler is a powerful man i mean, look, if you're the head of the judiciary committee, what do you want more than to be receiving an impeachment, right? he is also clearly from a very liberal district. he is in line with that, and he is in line with the base of the party. the base of the party is definitely pushing for this. but i think nancy pelosi clearly -- there has been a lot of -- we're doing this nonstop coverage about the comment about wants him to be in prison. i think it's pretty clear what's going on here is she is trying to let people know that she takes them seriously and she hears them and she on their side. she wants to do -- she wants to get rid of donald trump, right. and i think that was the point of it, and it was in a private conversation, but she is determined that she doesn't think the best course forward is the pursue impeachment at this point, and it would be better to beat him at the ballot box. >> danny, you and i were talking at the break. it's not the first time she has used a very

jerry on facebook: what's wrong with boys being boys and girls being girls? if a wrong with boys being boys and girls being girls? ifa man do. adverts that ran this down people's folks, this is the same socialjustice rubbish that makes no difference to people, men and women can do anyjob they want and people aren't as stupid as people make out, it only pampers to the virtue signalling moaners. basically, the yorkie ad under the new guidelines. not for girls would be banned under the new guidelines. not guidelines, they would be banned under the new guidelines. and so it should be. that was a long time ago. but there isa that was a long time ago. but there is a sense of humour in the advertising, it is poking fun at itself, it is not taking itself so seriously. the opinion police that come down and say you can't say that, you can't say this, this is what certain comedians are worried about, getting arrested now for making certain views known. about, getting arrested now for making certain views knownlj about, getting arrested now for making certain views known. i think it reinforces certain stereotypes and these narrative

man right there. >> still to come. ronna mcdaniel as well as elisabeth hasselbeck. . . [music playing] (vo) this is jerry.ten to and five streaming video services he doesn't watch. this is jerry learning that he's still paying for this stuff he's not using. he's seeing his recurring payments in control tower in the wells fargo mobile app. this is jerry canceling a few things. booyah. this is jerry appreciating the people who made this possible. oh look, there they are. (team member) this is wells fargo. brian: straight to a fox news alert. we're looking live as world leaders greeting d-day veterans in portsmouth, england. this is one of those unscripted moments where leaders get to talk to legends. katie: this is looking live, the queen of england speaking to a number of people in that reception, mostly veterans of world war ii, there to commemorate the 75th anniversary of d-day. steve: this is meet-and-greet. i'm sure it is thrilling for men there 75 years ago can talk to the queen of england. an hour from now they will have a lunch closed to the press. nonetheless they are making images available after

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