it is friday night and the ap is reporting the russia probe is widening. special counsel robert mueller including in his inquiry a probe into paul manafort. as for man a fort, his political work has been widely reported. nbc confirminghe prosecutors have reviewed his advocacy for pro kremlin forces in ukraine and that came before he linked that's not great news for the white house but it does not automatically undercut their argument that trump has eliminated his ties to manafort and it might have little to do with the core of the campaign for president. manafort's once secret foreign payments from a pro-put putin dictator party surfaced right before he split from the campaign. ap reporting mueller will include that review of manafort into this wider russia probe. that's not great news for the trump white house but it does not automatically undercut their argument that trump has eliminated his ties to manafort and this may have little to do with the core of the 2016 campaign for president. the other part of the ap something name-check senior current trump

so is it so much the aps?onder if we're loading up our phones with the photos and music. is it maybe that taking up more of the room than the aps or is it just all combined >> i think it really is a combination. if there's anything i learn about technology everyone uses their phone in a different way. for some it may be they're taking more photos. some they keep a lot of pod costs on the phone. certainly, aps are, you know, everybody has aps, and fact they're getting bigger and taking up more space is sort of an issue. >> really, you know, if you want to combat this, get a bigger phone? that's probably what apple would love to hear >> yes. i mean, that is certainly, you know, a good solution. you know, apple has rai raised the amount storage they give on their base models. that is an acknowledgement of this, but yeah, ultimately, that's what happens, we pay the price. >> apple wins in the end. >> halley sukeyama. technology reporter with the "washington post" >> i bought apple music so i can get rid of the mus

every kid has to take ap courses. you mean you can place a kid in ap course? yep. 12 ap courses by the same they graduated high school, every single kid. there's no parent that has to come in and advocate. no test they have to take. no neighborhood they have to live in. they don't have to know the system. if all you do is go to an idea high school you're going to take ap courses much in the same way you look at la guardia high school like they do at capital prep where we sent a young lady with an associate's degree. she will be graduating where she is also special needs. i should special that. all of the things that are supposed to stand in the way except they didn't because she was in a system where we simply said you're smart. you should take college classes as a freshman. there she was, little girl 14 years old. today is her first day of work at our school in bridgeport. she decided to be a social worker and give back. thank you so much. [ applause ] >> thank you so much for that powerful message and thank you to all of our panelists and moderators. it has

. >> it definitely looks like an ape and could possibly be an ape. >> reporter: it's common to see deer in the area, but huen said it's not often people will see an ape in california woods. . >> we've had this happen before where people get exotic pets and can't take care of them and let them escape. >> reporter: but he said apes are extremely dangerous. despite the risks jake said he's gone back nearly every day since trying to document whatever it was. >> it would be nice to actually see the thing and interact with it maybe just a little bit. >>> google is using its mapping cars to measure pollution as part of a pilot program in oakland. sensors on four street view cars have been sampling air around the city collecting data every 100 feet. early results show pollution levels vary widely sometimes even changing at different points along the same block. dirty air can show up near places like restaurants and body shops. >> we can build a picture from those multiple sniffs so we find a stable map of where the pollution is over time and thus we can figure out where the sources are. >> anyo

the ap reporting michael he became the fifth republican senator today to oppose even begin debate on the republicans health care bill. the ap says tossing another hurdle in the path of party leaders hope the senate would approve the measure this week. senator lee was among for conservatives who announced they were against the current version of the legislation. senator lee spokesman said today that senator lee would not vote for the crucial vote to commence debate on the bill as it is currently written. a roll call that is expected tomorrow. as always will have live coverage of the senate here on c-span2 when they gavel back in. as we wait for the senate, governors john kasich of ohio and john hickenlooper of colorado talking to reporters about their opposition to the health bill. they say would endanger health care coverage for hundreds of thousands of citizens in their states. >> good morning. this isn't the white house press. press. come y

the 9th season of the hollywood bowl. ♪ . >>> and lord release as new album mellow drama. >>> here apeek ahead. >>> sunday is the opening of the boston symphony season at massachusetts. monday president trump meets with pan mainian president at the white house. georgialy sixth congressional district. wednesday is the summer solstice and the longest day of the year. thursday is the day of the 2017 national basketball association draft at new york's barkley center. friday is the annual world you g goliest dog contest. saturday is the start of san francisco pride weekend. >>> that is charlie rose the week, before we go, we want to note the passing of helmet cole elected in 1982, the longest serving chancellor of west germany. he was 87 years old. i'm jeff lor. see you next time. >>> visit online at pbs.org. captioning sponsored by rose communications captioned by media access group a >> rose: welcome to the program. we begin with jeff glor's conversation about i.s.i.s. and reports russian airstrikes may have killed the leader of i.s.i.s. abu bakr al-baghdadi. he talked to investigative r

people, then what will be the role of the ap? nbc nightly news also apparently filled with fear and sanctimonious nonsense of its own. it refused to report on a retweet by president trump about fears of a new terrorist attack in london over the weekend. nbc argued this, quote, the info is unconfirmed, end quote. of course, the president was right. the attack was absolutely terrorism. the president was right, as he has been in every instance when he has declared an act to be radical islamist terrorism, and nbc news, as is too often the case, was wrong. nbc in the grip of its own special struggle with reality, was forced to issue a correction after falsely claiming that russian president poout putin, quote, does not deny having compromising information on president trump during an interview. it was exactly that that he declared. it's a nasty psychotic behavior with reza who is supposed to be reporting on religious affairs and went on president trump. and they commented on the show that azlan is not a cnn show that they contract the

. >> the first semester, i was taking four ap classes, and the second semester, try ap class, and duringncil and the president of the literature club. >> reporter: when times were really tough, disco. >> i took like song lyrics, like "i will survive" by gloria gaynor. i listened to that song when we had internet access, keeping myself going, like i will survive this. >> reporter: megan not only survived but went to the top of the class. >> i got a letter from stanford that they were interested in me. >> reporter: next fall she heads to stanford to study education and teach the lesson she lived. >> you can push the limits and yourself, because you can do things even if you doesn't think you can. >> she was so obsessed with that song and gloria gaynor, that gloria gaynor serenaded her at the airport. >> do the moves. >>> this morning on "world news now," president trump trying to close the deal. >> but the republican health care bill gets put on the back burner. the fast track to a vote this week falls through even after the president made a direct pitch to senators. so can he turn the tid

my nbc bay area weather ap says it's 73 degrees. homes that don't have air conditioning will not cool down for the big heatup tomorrow. jean elle, nbc bay area news. >>> an afternoon brush fire that started in san jose foothills is out tonight. crews were on scene putting out the hot spots. in all the fire grew to 54 acres. the homes were threatened for a period but none were damaged. nobody hurt either. fire investigators say it's still too early to know how it started. >> from the air to the water, three life saving rescues in the bay this afternoon. this sailboat heading from sausalito to alcatraz capsized. three men were thrown into the water. people on a passing ferry managed to pull one of the men to safety. the coast guard then rescued the two others. none of the three men were wearing a life jacket. >>> you can track the temperatures and the latest on this heat wave by downloading our free nbc bay area ap. right there on your phone. >>> a motorcyclist roars right through people lying in the streets in san francisco. happened

showdown between humans and apes.y circus returns to the role of caesar for the latest installment. and while his name may not be familiar, his work is. he's been the go to guy for motion capture for years bringing live to roles like gallon lump in lord of ring, king kong and star wars. yesterday can he vin got a chance to sit down with him to talk about his roll in the new plan test apes movie he says it may be bun of the best pop performances of the year. >> take me back if you don't mind 16 years ago when the first lord of the rings film came out you were doing this incredible technology and now stepping into this film in 2017. what did it look like then and what does it look like now and what stayed the same and what's changed? >> well, motion capture, the physical capture of the body has not changed since a great since 2000 sand one, 2002. um, other than that you can shoot outside on location i should say that's the big thing that's changed. at that time you could only shoot in volume with cameras in a studio. 36

>> jimmy: are you the apes?s the only scenario. the rest of it you are. >> jimmy: the ape watching a bunch of jane goodalls in this case. >> that's true. making notes. >> jimmy: so you play not yourselves but goofier versions of yourselves. >> yeah. >> pretty close. >> our thoughts are -- >>. >> jimmy: heightened. >> i like to think that. >> maybe lennon's are, mine are pretty much the same. >> jimmy: when you're a comedy team who makes the final call on like if there's a disagreement? do you ever disagree? do you have that situation? >> we disagree about like how to get there. but we always end up in the same place. then when we get there we're like, yeah that's it. >> jimmy: okay, now we're -- we are so close, we live up each other's ideas. >> all right, all right. >> you know what i'm saying? >> come on, do you know what i'm saying? >> do you know what i mean? >> here we go again. >> i never saw it but i assume it's about a person who takes their face and sees the world through their eyes. >> that's not it. >

every single kid has to take ap classes. you moan you can just place a kid in an ap course? yep, 12 ap courses by the time they graduate high school, every single kid. there's no parent who has to come in and advocate. there's no test they have to take, there's no neighborhood they have to live in. they don't have to know somebody whose a guidance counselor. they don't have to know the system. if all you do is go to idea high school, you're going to take ap courses much in the same way as you look in laguardia or new york where they take college courses. we had the first to go to her college in her family with an associates degree. yes, so she'll be graduating from providence college where she received a full academic scholarship, also special needs, i should have mentioned that, right? all the things that are supposed to stand in the way when you don't have, right? except for the fact they didn't stand in the way because they're in a system where they're smart, you can take college classess as a freshman. so there she was, little girl, 14 years old. today is her first day a

. >> we just came home ape walked out on the deck and saw black smock i told my wife linda to call 911. she was in immediately. >> ultimately more than 40 fire fiingers to fight a fire. they burned 10 minute leaving behind 20,000 in damage. >> i think they've been doing remodeling in the basement part of their house. >> i was extremely stressed out because it was right here be side of the building and the claims kept getting fire and it was quickly. >> charred siding, inlation and mountain grill are the aftermath. it started with liquid left in rags. >> home own area apparently left oilly rags in back of house in patio area. i guess weather conditions were just right. warm sun and low humidity ruled in oilly rags which ignited. >> it's not a first. >> about a year ago in june 2016 we had a million tlar house total loss. that was caused by oilly rags. making sure you dispose of those oilly rags properly. typically a metal container with a tight lid. >> and we're told oily rags here contain lynn seed based oil and as for the homeowner he was treated with burns at the scene and he did not

right, yeah. - and jewel was playing june carter and i got to play ap carter, who was the godfather of country music. and reading all of the stuff on him, that was really the juiciest and most fun part. doing the stuff, you just have to kind of wade in, and-- - well like you go on law and order for an episode. that's like work for hire, right? - that was totally fun. the easiest character choices. what do i do? hmm, be a jerk. what do i do, hmm. be self-absorbed. what do i do, you know. (chuckling) it was all laid out, 'cause i was playing this rock star who was kind of the whitesnake, is that who is? - it was like a heavy metal or hair metal kind of. - yeah, where the tragedy in rhode island, the place caught on fire, that's what it was based on. - but so that's something you're continuing to do after all this time, that's fun? - [john] sure. - but i guess the thing that you're doing primarily right now is you're, this record that has just come out, you're about to go on a tour for a couple weeks. is this as much fun as it used to be to go on the road? i imagine after you get to be a

you mean you can just place a kid in an ap course? . yeah. twelve ap courses by the time they graduate high school, every single kid. no parent has to come in and advocate. no test they have to take, no neighborhood they have to live in. they don't have to know somebody who is a guidance counselor. they don't have to know the system. if all you do is go to an idea high school you'll take ap courses. same way you look at laguardia high school in new york where they take early college courses like they do at capital prep where we sent a young lady to providence college, who was the first in her family to go to college with an associates degree. yes, she'll be graduating from providence college where she received a full academic scholarship, also special needs, i should have mentioned that, right? all the things that are supposed to stand in the way if you don't have, except for the fact they didn't stand in the way because she was in a system that said, oh, you're smart. you should take college classes as a freshman. there she was, little girl

ap on the floor now and i love sit on the in and read his coomic. got 3500 comics together and went to lake hears and delivered these by hand. >> it may sound like i am a terle percent but it was not my idea. >> not that you a terrible person. >> whose idea was it in the. >> it was one of the drivers. we never expected the reaction that we have gotten. hays been truly overwhelming but it just, it kind of shows you what you can do when you don't worry about anything else. you worry about doing good things a.m. they have 5town this time and going to donate again. not sure where. if you go to the website. give us ideas. carl himself pretty excited about it. >> making money. >> right. they are not donating all of it, right into it is for rov git. they are donating these comic books. >> absolutely. >> some bar rid in the bocks then we saw them and actually got to go in one and i also got three coins bravery. >> there is also dependents living there and ten years old like him that would love the comic books. can you tell me who is bohan. bat han. he is a

reaches a decision, we'll bring i on air here on cbs3 and online at cbsphilly.com and the cbs local ap. >>> jury selection in the philly corruption trial of seth williams starts monday. he used money from a political action committee for his own personal use, williams is also accused of accepting bribes from two businessmen to help friends of theirs who were charged with crimes. williams has denied any wrongdoing. >>> new this morning, police say man is in critical condition after being shot at point-blank range. this happened on the 5,000 block of germantown avenue around 12:30. officials say about witnesses were near the victim at the time of the shooting. so far, no word on a suspect at this time. >>> and one person is rushed to the hospital after a house fire in delaware county. flames broke out just before 2:00 a.m. in this home on the 100 block of golf view road in ardmore, fire officials trying to figure out what sparked the fire. >>> republicans and democrats come together for their annual charity baseball game one day after a gunman opened fire on a gop team practice. it was e

we have a supervisor for ap radio in washington dc. we have star scholar, graduate of the harry truman college in chicago and northwestern student planning to study neuroscience. catherine, washington correspondent for the chicago tribune. arm and oh rodriguez, president of the sarah good stem academy. we have lisa matthews, vice president of media relations, coleader of the headliners team. the guest speaker for a moment and washington bureau chief for the chicago sun-times, doctor gregory jones, printable it can what academy high school in chicago and bob weiner, president of weiner public news, op-ed columnist and mpc headliners team member who helped organize the luncheon. michael smith, ceo of green smith public affairs and contributor to campaigns and elections magazine. caroline hendry, executive director of the education writers association. thank you for joining us today. i would like to acknowledge additional members of the headliners team responsible for organizing the event, betsy fisher martin, kristin, eleanor herman, pre

. >> in this ap interview, did you get into jim comey's coming testimony? >> no. >> let me ask you about the manafort piece of it. for our viewers, a lot of people have tracked trump in different times under review. what does that say to you that this is now under mueller's purview? >> it's interesting. as you noted the manafort investigation predates the collusion investigation, it is truly operating on a separate track of a criminal financial fraud time investigation. so clearly, as they're building up their team, as they're developing their resources, as they're gathering steam as part of this investigation, they're looking at all these different sort of outstanding threads and trying to figure out what are the potential ties or connections that unite all of them under a single person and a single leadership. in a lot of ways, it is not that surprising. >> when you look toward james comey's expected testimony this thursday, for you, what is the biggest question you would have for him or want to hear from him on? >> i think we'll hear about his encounters

it's not just about fang anymore, it's about ape. what is ape?we've heard a lot about owning fang. i think it's a highly consensus choice today, fantastic companies, facebook, netflix, google, amazon. but we think one of the largest categories in global commerce is travel, ape, air bnb, priceline and expedia, we think you have a multi-year play here whery can go from $150 billion of enterprise value to $300 or $400 billion of enterprise value. this is a place where alibaba and amazon don't play today. >> yet. what happens if they do? >> people have worried about the verticalization of these horizontal players for years. the reality is by our accounts, google makes billions and billions, maybe upwards of $10 billion off global travel by if a si-- facilitating transaction. they're happy to let the verticles players do what they do and they'll provide top of the tunnel search for these groups. >> does it change the investment environment at all if president trump does back out of the climate accord? >> what will ultimately change the tune is if peop

one saved by ape police officer who dropped his gear and ran into the water to pull her to safety. the other was rescued by a woman managed to pull her to shore. shore. then surfers rescued a good sa mare than tried to help and ended up needing to be rescued. >> the in chicago's, different kind of rescue. this dog jumped out of one of the cars to get a dlining from lake michigan. fell in. and luckily. the animal's rescue pulled the drog rig dog right now. frying to find the owner. still don't know where the dog's owner its. but he is happy and refreshed. >> yeah. >> probably no longer thirsty. >> quenched thirst. >> coming up right here. strawberry shortcake challenge. why there is a croissant challenge in all places, france. >> but first the latest from trial of bill cosby. jurors dismissed after a night of deliberations. the comedian could face the rest of his life behind bars if convicted. >> remember to fom low us and get our updates on face book. wnnfans.com. we have the updates on the london situation as well as right here on air. you could apply for a medicare supp