could we behind the ap. a new vendor is in place and customers will have to fork over a 40 cent user fee >> atlanta georgia, they have seven years experience in the u.s., their main business is the phone parking application. >> if you want to use meter ap, you'll have to download the new ap once it goes live. >>> a huge jackpot one in nearly 300 million. >> but even with the odds many still feel they have a chance. >> when it comes to playing powerball, we know the odds aren't great. >> slam, real slam. >> 10 million to one. >> describe it to my parent as getting struck by lightening and then standing up and getting hit by a car >> for tonight be $700 million jackpot, your chance as winning, 1 in 292 million >> insert sarcasm here, why do so many of us stand in line when we're pretty much it won't be us >> got to have a chance. >> you can't win if you don't play. >> there's also fear of missing out, am i right >> my coworkers suggested the game i'm in >> i don't want to be the only one left >> small price fo

the ap. a new vendor is in place and customers will have to fork over a 40 cent user fee >> atlanta georgia, they have seven years experience in the u.s., their main business is the phone parking application. >> if you want to use meter ap, you'll have to download the new ap once it goes live. >>> a huge jackpot one in nearly 300 million. >> but even with the odds many still feel they have a chance. >> when it comes to playing powerball, we know the odds aren't great. >> slam, real slam. >> 10 million to one. >> describe it to my parent as getting struck by lightening and then standing up and getting hit by a car >> for tonight be $700 million jackpot, your chance as winning, 1 in 292 million >> insert sarcasm here, why do so many of us stand in line when we're pretty much it won't be us >> got to have a chance. >> you can't win if you don't play. >> there's also fear of missing out, am i right >> my coworkers suggested the game i'm in >> i don't want to be the only one left >> small price fo

let's bring in three of the ap correspondents who contributed to that report on capitol hill. washington bureau chief for the a.p. julie pace in madison, wisconsin, statehouse correspondent scott bower in atlanta, ap national political reporter bill barrow, also here on the set with the conversation we have columnist for "the "new york times"" brett stevens. let me begin with you, julie. anything new here, or are these a lot of the same republicans that said donald trump would never run, donald trump would never win the primary, donald trump would never win the general election? >> well, we tried to talk to republicans who really were across the peck trum on trump during the election.

download the accuweather ap. keep track of the hurricane and the temperature swings in the seven-day. not much of a swing the next few days. low 60s to low 90s through friday. dropping the temperature is especially inland saturday, sunday monday going from the upper 80s to the mid 80s and then really staying well below normal till wednesday of next week. >> well below normal. >> especially when fire danger runs high around this time, this is good. >> i a big discovery by a local professor, how it's shedding light on our ancestors next. >> new at 6:00, two cats get really sick after their regular flea treatment. their owner blames it on a medical mix-up. it's a story with a warning for anyone with a >>> a baby ape disco in kenya cveouldd abexample of the earliest human ancestor. the little creature whose skull is roughly the size of a lemon lynned about 13 million years ago and came from a family which may have eventually evolved into man. finding a fully preserved skull this old is almost unheard of. paleoanthrop

the ap has over a million downloads. >>> public schools have launched new phone ap-free ap is aimed tos up ncps mobile, available on bone iphone and android, you'll get direct access to the school calendar, lunch menus and updates on the board of education. >>> ahead of a new school year for dc, public school students mayor bowser is reminding residents of kids tried ride free. of between the ages of five and 21 can ride metrobus, rail or the dc circulator for free. they must a dc 1 card. the mayor said on a typical school day, student takes 10 thousand metro rail trips using the free program. >>> looking for a way to cool off perhaps? why not take advantage of 7-eleven's bring your own cup slurp me event, until 7:00 this evening. all day tomorrow. you can fill any cup or container, so there you go. of with a slurp me for just 1.50. the container must be leak-proof, unright win the slurp py machines, customers are limited to one container a piece >> we need to run out and get that between shows. what can we find >> that's ridiculous. >> old candy jar or something. >> my gosh >> how man

the ap first reporting on this.ats, as they reported, according to the ap officials with knowledge of that probe, that they were exposed to advanced devices operating outside the range of audible sound, that they say were deployed either inside or outside the u.s. embassy there. it's not clear whether it was a weapon or it was some other device that was used for some other purpose. we have now heard from the state department spokesperson on this topic. they will only go so far as to say that these individuals suffered a variety of physical symptoms. here's heather noward. take a listen. >> we take this situation very seater seriously. one of the things we talk about here often is that the safety and security of american citizens at home and abroad is our top priority. we're taking that situation seriously and it's under investigation right now. >> reporter: so seriously that the u.s. has already retaliated, in fact, by expelling two cuban diplomats from the united states. cuba calling that move unjustified. they ins

trump signed ape letter of intent in october 2015.ime, candidate trump surged to the top of the republican polls. >> i will gait long with putin. >> cohen traded e-mails with a business associate involved in the trump tower moscow project. seder claimed to have deep tie thousands inside the kremlin. our boy can become president of the usa and we can engineer it. i will get all of putin's team to buy in on this. i will manage this process. in a statement today, cohen described trump tower moscow as "a building proposal that did not succeed and nothing more." the project was scrapped shortly after cohen e-mailed peskov, the kremlin spokesman. >> the campaign is on its way to victory. >> cohen did not take a for mall role in mr. trump's campaign but regularly appeared on television to praise the canned dade. negotiations over trump tower moscow occurred between september 2015 and january 2016. a period during which mr. trump pra praised putin and russia. >> thing of putin. if putin likes me. thinks i am ape good, smart person. i hope he

coming into the center that was just opened last night, 4:00 o'clock in the afternoon we opened up ap shelter for people that were mandat having to evacuate mandatory evacuation, i might add, because of the flooding and within an hour or two the place was filled to capacity. people with their children and animals and you saw people of all stripes -- my district is

. >> half say they disapprove of president trump's handling of the situation while 37% ap f pro. as to whether the u.s. should take military action, 53% favoring, 43% against. >>> let's bring in john avlon and chris cillizza. gentlemen, good to be with you this morning. we've been talking, over six months of tweets and comments he's yet to face a crisis. is this the crisis? >> it certainly appears to be. partly a crisis of his own making.

of iraq with the national security council back with me as well, washington post's robert costa and ap's vivian salama. >> two weeks ago, the president went into a meeting room and we were hoping he would finally

ap and i'm a practitioner now. we rely and awful lot on high school teachers who are not showing any kind of standardized test results of any sort to prepare our students either for college or a cte program. we don't really know what is going on. i will tell you, honestly, i've walked into an 11th grade class before and seen fourth-grade standards being taught. everything was eating it up. they loved it. fourth-grade standards in 11th grade? no. if you are going to graduate from our high school, i'd much rather see you graduate with a whole bunch of college credits that i can double count for high school credits. at least the kids graduated from my high school with a college transcript. we have basketball. we don't have football at our school. we usually make it to the final four, at least the last three or four years. that really has built a lot of spirit for the school. i always laugh -- and please -- when i amfunny at the basketball game and i think we have an advantage over everyone else. all the kids on my bas

is fine. >> seth: yeah, wood ape. wood ape, you're a scientist. [ laughter ] this is what i'm really excited about watching this show is you have --you're on instagram. and you've got a lot of likes. you're at 14,000 likes. you're obviously a popular guy on instagram, but your son. john seems to be the one that's busting you. >> he gives me a lot of -- my kids think i'm lame. >> seth: yeah, so here you are. you're like, thanks to my friends -- thanks to my #friends at tommy's for a great #lunch. then your son just wrote #lunch. [ light laughter ] >> my sons are trolling me. >> seth: yeah, it's really great. they're trolling you. the grinder finally came home and rang into joel zadak. #teenlife. #teenlife? [ laughter ] that seems like a fair burn. to burn you. >> yeah, i mean. i still -- i'm like look, guys, it could be worse. i'm trying, you know. >> seth: yeah. you're a dad who's trying. >> i'm a dad. >> seth: you're a dad and look again, you've accomplished a lot in your life. but there's one thing i talked to you a

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>> ap hill arrives about 2:30 in the afternoon before his troops get there. hill is the first one to arrive. that's when he reports to lee. so lee knows that something is on the way at that point. you have to think, though, that robert e. lee is very disappointed, whether the disappointment lies at the feet of stonewall jackson or ap hill himself or whoever the disappointment lies at, that lee is disappointed that hill is not there sooner. again, for him to put 90% of his army north of sharpsburg and leave only 8% of his army within a mile and a half of his escape route across the potomac river, knowing full well that the union troops have troops across antetum creek, i think lee really hoped, thought hill was going to be there sooner. so i think that it does factor a little bit into his plans. now, what were these intentions in his mind for what he wanted ap hill to do when he arrived on the battlefield? we'll never know. we have no idea. but, of course, when hill does arrive on the battlefield, lee sends him to the southern end of the battlefield to help pl

the state likes to look at ap test results. how many ap classes are you taking? the u.s. news & world report, the best high schools in the country, it is a bunch of bunk. it is basically all about if you take ap courses it doesn't say , if you past the course and doesn't say how many passed the test. it measures you on how many took the course and took the test. that's ridiculous. you've got a bunch of high schools saying, i want to be on u.s. news & world report, i'm going to start offering ap courses. that's crazy. you've got a bunch of kids that may get an a or b from their teacher that it teaches the court, -- the course but how did , they do on the actual ap test? 2's and 1's. that's not cutting it. accountability is important, but i don't think it is sophisticated enough right now. it is too bland. zach: i appreciate kevin's sentiment, and i think it is less a question of whether or not everybody should be under the same accountability metrics and regime, but rather recognizing the unintended consequences of imperfect accountability systems. i'll use an example that

you'll find ap a link to astronomers without borders on our news app.espite the warning, some still peeked at the trump just like president trump did at the white house today. well now what, you staired at the solar eclipse without glasses, created just for our web site abc 7 news.com. >> all right. and everybody was looking toward the sky, wond eerring, you know, if -- wondering if the clouds would be in the way zbh most of us got a bit of a glimpse. but meteorologist is here with our forecast. >> there were some people that said that the clouds definitely interfered and they didn't really get exactly the kind of view they wanted. i thought i would share this with you from our twitter page. she shared her experience and her vai of the eclipse. she said her daughter was so thrilled and she was speechless. here is another picture of this one. it was post to my facebook page and many of you didn't get a chance to get this view, just an incredible view of the eclipse. i experienced it with my children and it was just breathtaking. if you didn't get a chanc

you'll find ap a link to astronomers without borders on our news app.espite the warning, some still peeked at the trump just like president trump did at the white house today. well now what, you staired at the solar eclipse without glasses, created just for our web site abc 7 news.com. >> all right. and everybody was looking toward the sky, wond eerring, you know, if -- wondering if the clouds would be in the way zbh most of us got a bit of a glimpse. but meteorologist is here with our forecast. >> there were some people that said that the clouds definitely interfered and they didn't really get exactly the kind of view they wanted. i thought i would share this with you from our twitter page. she shared her experience and her vai of the eclipse. she said her daughter was so thrilled and she was speechless. here is another picture of this one. it was post to my facebook page and many of you didn't get a chance to get this view, just an incredible view of the eclipse. i experienced it with my children and it was just breathtaking. if you didn't get a chanc

because the state likes to look at ap test results. how many ap classes are you taking? the "u.s. news & world report," the best high schools in the country, i'm sorry, it's a bunch of bunk. it's basically all about if you take ap courses, it doesn't say how many of you pass the course and it doesn't measure you on how many actually passed the test. it measures you on how many actually took the course and took the test. that's ridiculous. so you have a bunch of high schools i going to be u.s. news and world report lists i'm going to start offering ap courses. that's crazy. yet a bunch of kids that are taking ap courses and they may get an a or a beat from the teacher that teaches the course but then how did they do on the actual ap test? twos and ones. sorry, that's not cutting it. you have to get a three or four. so accountability is important bubut i don't think it's sophisticated enough right now. too bland. >> cannot add to that? >> i appreciate kevins sentiments and i think it's a question of whether everybody should be under the same sort of accountability metrics and regime

. >>> septa has unveiled a new ap aimed at improving safety for riders, from the smart phones, riders can report emergencies, suspicious activity to transit police, a dispatcher monitors the information coming in and can communicate with riders if necessary >> smart phones everywhere getting real time from riders make as critical difference for police and other first responders. we count on our customers to help be the eyes and ears of the system >> alerts can be send to riders through the ap >>> moments ago the winning numbers were drawn in the $432.5 million power ball jackpot >> eyewitness was at the 7-eleven in cherry hill today. hopefuls there lined up for a chance to strike it rich. they spent all day dreaming big. and time now to find out if it's going to pay off for so many. here are the winning number, 9, 15, 43, 60, 64, and the power ball is 4. >>> if you play, good luck. if you win's the jackpot, i can think of several emojis you might send your friends. >> we use emojis in place of words, a lot these days. shouldn't you be using the symbols when you communicate with cowork

we found this and knew it was an ape, i am still excited. i look at it every day and i'm still excited. >> initially you could not get people to go on this expedition. >> that is because the site was initially discovered and the thinking was if another family had been there and there was anything to be found it would have been found. >> i heard when you found it you slept with it and took it everywhere. >> i slept with it the day when we found it we brought it back to the campus very close to the site and when i transported it on a plane i sat with that thing every minute. >> what is the significance that we learned? >> when we look at the fossil record, we have a fairly good fossil record and we start pushing back and there is very little especially in africa. between seven and 14 million years there is almost nothing. this is the first thing we have found that tells us that at about 30 million years what do they like and where did they live so we know they look like this and they lived in africa. >> where is the skull now? >> it is at the

. >>> septa has unveiled a new ap aimed at improving safety for riders, from the smart phones, riders can report emergencies, suspicious activity to transit police, a dispatcher monitors the information coming in and can communicate with riders if necessary >> smart phones everywhere getting real time from riders make as critical difference for police and other first responders. we count on our customers to help be the eyes and ears of the system >> alerts can be send to riders through the ap >>> moments ago the winning numbers were drawn in the $432.5 million power ball jackpot >> eyewitness was at the 7-eleven in cherry hill today. hopefuls there lined up for a chance to strike it rich. they spent all day dreaming big. and time now to find out if it's going to pay off for so many. here are the winning number, 9, 15, 43, 60, 64, and the power ball is 4. >>> if you play, good luck. if you win's the jackpot, i can think of several emojis you might send your friends. >> we use emojis in place of words, a lot these days. shouldn't you be using the symbols when you communicate with cowork

ap delightful day across the dmv. doings back the time check >> the childhood home of president trump in queen's new york is now available to rent on airbnb. the home built buy the father has five bedrooms, 17 beds. to stay there, it the cost is $725 night. $725 a night. ned room built or soil march to ub disclosed buyer. >> pretty cool. i ton no if he want the cardboard cutout looming over me in the newsroom. >> i may be tibe give that i let's see. we got or selves a beautiful day now. low 80's. low humidity. reminder everybody gain. a big deal. newschannel 8. abc 7 teaming up with dc united and capital area tomorrow. in the, through the day 7:00 to 7:00 on 14th street in southeast to stuff the bus backpack and school supplies help the kids out because school is getting close be a stuff the bus. so there's temperaturessing that the day and start in the 60's be a ebb up in the low he a. now tomorrow. tomorrow evening, a first preseason game televised at 7:30 and red skins travel up to baltimore for ravens' stadium the

legend has it that as long as these apes are here, the british will stay in gibraltar.

why are the apes not talking? i thought they talked. >> but apparently the superhero movies are doing well, roxanna, that'sing. >> yes. they typically do. but i'm with you guys, i tend to sit at home and watch netflix and hbo. >> well the world is change willing, thanks, roxanna. well, see you in the next hour >> we won't need the umbrella today. this is a good thing. >> this is very good thing. but katie apparently may need to keep it around, maybe by the door? >> you know, having it on stand by is never a bad idea when you have unsettled pattern the likes of which we currently have, so talk about the next possibility of wet weather. are we going to be facing a deluge like we've had in recent weeks? i'll have the answer on the other how dixie ultra plates?roved with two pounds of steak. in each hand. dixie ultra. stress tested so you can stress less at dinner. oh, dishwasher, why don't you dry my dishes? oh, he doesn't know any better. you just need to add finish® jet-dry in the rinse aid compartment. it's there

gentleman hidden in the background with a top hat, and there's some discussion that might have been apeack lincoln, but he wouldn't have been president at that time since it was prior to the civil war. it's kind of some foreshadowing in there. and he included a prairie fire in the participating as well, which he said it represented the death and destruction with war, the corm coming storms of war and the natural disaster we face in our state. there's a lot of symbolism in there. and when you look off to the side he also includes the western meadowlark, which is our state bird. some people say he was a martyr. some people say he was a terrorist. but here he is our famous painting. and people can come, and it's art so you can interpret it how you would like. the state library is in the north wing, again. that was the last place that was completed in the capitol building. and it was at the time about 1900 and any digs was the state librarian at that time. she was the first female state librarian. and she said a lot of contributions to the way the library turned out. so when you first walk

got ape ham lincoln to give her that piece of paper.pull it out, it says wisconsin -- you can build three military hospitals in the state of wisconsin to build your soldiers. and this is new thinking. the idea that you go from tennessee all the way to wisconsin and then return to fight, not very good. well, cor delia convinced abe lincoln that the soldiers from wisconsin would do that. so wisconsin was the first state to be able to take care of their very own civil war wounded soldiers. this is the highest court in the state of wisconsin. we have seven justice serving. this is an appeals court. so it's not their job really to decide if someone is guilt or innocence. it's their job to interpret the laws of the past. some law challenged maybe in madison, we'll take it to the law court first and then someone will say why don't we appeal it through the supreme court? they get a thousand requests a year. behind me it says signing of the u.s. constitution, 1787. see if you recognize anybody. the guy sitting behind the desk is george washingto

. >> a reminder you can get updates on the escalating tensions with north korea with the abc7 news ap. download it for free and enable push alerts. >>> the discovery of a suspected hand grande forced people to shelter in place on two streets in the tender loin. abc7 news was at turk streets when experts checked out the device and made sure the area was safe following someone calling police about the on the. police reopened the area about 90 minutes later around 2:00. >>> residents inside a gated apartment community in san jose want to know how had a 2-year-old boy ended up alone and covered in mud on their property. >> police say he wandered over sometime during the night from a nearby home. news reporter chris nguyen has more on the investigation. >> reporter: it's a journey that's left many puzzled, a 2-year-old boy found calling for the help on the grounds of the woods apartments in san jose just after 3:00 this morning. police believe he walked over from a couple blocks away. >> if the person was sleeping, is kid walked out, things like that happen. >> reporter: officer albert mor

coming into the center that was just opened last night, 4:00 o'clock in the afternoon we opened up ap shelter for people that were mandat having to evacuate mandatory evacuation, i might add, because of the flooding and within an hour or two the place was filled to capacity. people with their children and animals and you saw people of all stripes -- my district is billioe and the point is this having seen new orleans andn. having seen what happened in houston and continually monitoring it i am convinced that we're talking about in excess of $100 billion because i don't have a yardstick to accurately assess the damages and i can tell you were talking geout the state of texas and were talking about other areas: that might be impacted and were talking about damages in excess of $100 billion. ti host: we appreciate you continuing too che ck in with usnal. on the washington journal. be safe out there. thank you for your time. >> guest: thank you for allowinn me to be og n. towe i beg the persons who are in need of help to continue to signal us by placing a whitets t sheet, white towel outs

two days later, july 27th, lee ordered ap hills division in louisiana to reinforce jackson hoping to double jackson's size. lee counselled jackson cache your troops as much as possible until you strike your blow and be prepared to return to me when done. i'll endeavor do keep general mcclellan quiet until this is over if rapidly executed. clearly this next campaign for jackson was to be one of an offensive nature. lee's hope for a quick offensive action by jackson against pope in the army of virginia and the return to his army was quickly dashed. jackson was slow, careful, and cautious during this time period. he had heard a federal forces concentratesing in fredericksburg which if true posed a serious threat to richmond and the line of communications with the confederate capital. he was also struggling as he told lee to find a way to turn pope's position north of the rapiddan river. lee concurred to avoid frontal assaults against the position to use maneuver, to get pope out of his strong position, bring him out into an open field and participate in then one of the classic assaults

he is currently out on his all-new stand-up comedy tour, "noble ape."he audio version of his netflix special called "cinco," the album is out now. the great jim gaffigan joins us tonight. [ cheers and applause ] she is the chief foreign affairs correspondent for nbc news and host of msnbc's "andrea mitchell reports." andrea mitchell is here, you guys. [ cheers and applause ] and it's a great day to talk to her about everything that's going on. also, we're gonna have music from fall out boy. so happy they're here. [ cheers and applause ] but before we get to all of that, right now the gop is trying to pass a healthcare bill without telling anyone what's in it. and the president is attacking his own attorney general for not shutting down an investigation of himself. and both of those things are a threat to our democracy. for more on this, it's time for "a closer look." ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >> seth: after weeks of prohibiting cameras from broadcasting the white house press briefings, today the cameras were turned back on, and the white house used the

ap reporter matt will write his life on the scene. reporter is live on the scene. the latest long time forecast for harvey has it not only getting the texas coast but coming back and hitting a second time next week around houston. that could cause flooding from heavy rains and storm surge coming in from the gulf. we heard a short time ago from texas governor greg abbott about preparations for hurricane harvey. good afternoon.

she will also comment on the ap story that congress is gearing up for a vote on eight for victims of hurricane harvey. starts, we will have it for you live on c-span.