we have a badger. he worked on the uss wisconsin.e have two battle ships named after the first state. from 1900 to 1920, got to sail all over the world. as they left port, they would rub his nose for good luck. we invite everybody to rub his nose for good luck. of course, every tour i take i rub him all the time. i'm the luckiest guy in the world. he is working for me. give him a rub and come on into the governor's conference room. we are now in the governor's conference room. this is the public office for the governor. scott walker's private office is behind this room. when he meets with a group of people, however he meets them in this room. the room is copied from a palace in italy. this is the most or nature room in the capitol. as you look up, there's more gold in this room than any other room in the capitol. in the late 1980s, we thought we art to restore it. we wanted it to look like when it was first built. we knew to keep it up, we needed new infrastructure. computer stuff and central air conditioning. from 1988 to 2002, we s

the badgers really has nothing to do the animal itself.two battlesships worked in the state. as the sailors left port, they'd rub his nose for good luck. now we invite everybody who visits the capitol to rub his nose for good luck. he's working for me. we're now in the governor's conference room. the room itself is copied from it palace in venice, italy. as you look up on the ceiling, there's more gold in this room than any other capitol. we knew to keep it up as a modern office building we needed a new infrastructure. fiber optic, cables, and even a central air systeming. so we spent almost $160 million to fix it up. all the artwork is over 100 years old, also part of the conservation. the murals in this room are kind of unique. on the right is the first european to come to wisconsin. he came from france. this part of the world hasn't invented guns yet. they probably thought those guns were thunder. and sitting behind the desk is the first weatherman in the country. he started predicting it here way back in the 1870s. he just telegraphed

. >> she was confident on the stand, you heard of a lawyer badgering a witness, this was the first time saw a witness badger a lawyer. >> swift said it appeared that he h the photo and he testified he had nothing to drink before the meet and greet, the trial is expected to go in to next week. >> just ahead, the "wall street journal" is reporting that according to the fbi, isis used ebay to send terror cash to the u.s. >> let's get a look at the weekend. so, it look likes we have pop ups. yeah, a lot of storms tracking through the weekend. they are all over the top of oklahoma. oklahoma city is about to get it. nothing like being woke enup in the middle of the night by thunderstorms. late this evening will try to reach d.c., and philadelphia and new york. that will be more towards midnight and on saturday, more storms will pop up and right through the northeast, hit and miss showers and storms in to your saturday afternoon. that's a big look at the weather story. here's a closer look at the day ahead. temperatures are cool behind the front, only the 70s for minnesota through wisconsin an

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then, one day, the badger got into a fight with a pudgy wolf, who was somehow even crazier. and both of them had nuclear weapons and distant, unpleasable fathers, and..." uuuh... yikes! ah, it's just a book. we're probably going to be fine. anyway, sleep tight, kids! and say your prayers. not that donald trump needs your prayers because. ( applause ) he doesn't need your prayers, though. not that trump needs it. because according to trump evangelical adviser and strong argument for beards, pastor robert jeffress, "god has given trump authority to take out kim jong-un." "take out"? "take out"? is that how god talks? "i'll tell you what, get my donnie baby hands on the phone. i want him to take out kim jong-un, same way we took out sodom and gomorrah-- fire and fury. i want him to sleep with the loaves and the fishes." i don't know-- i don't know. i'm not sure what i'm doing. kind of chicago, a little-- little mooch. and jeffress is on sound theological ground here. as jesus said in the sermon on the mount, "blessed are the peacemakers. but just in case, let's nuke the bastard

and after more than a year in jail, she moved back into the house on badger lane, three doors down from>> she knocked on my door to let me know she was back. and that we're going to have a good talk some day whether this is all over. >> what did you say to her? >> i was just completely shocked. i couldn't believe it. >> all those comfortable notions about her neighbors. and maybe michelle didn't know them at all. >> i don't understand why any of it happened. you know what i mean? he was our friend and he's gone. and i don't know who she is. >> and whether julie finally did start talking, well -- >> coming up -- >> i said stop. stop. what are you doing? stop? >> on the stand, her life on the line and -- figure it out. zbh secret recordings from behind ♪ no, please, please, oh! ♪ (shrieks in terror) (heavy breathing and snorting) no, no. the running of the bulldogs? surprising. what's not surprising? how much money aleia saved by switching to geico. fifteen minutes could save you fifteen percent or more. six of you for when thyou stretch out.t i want you to stay this bright blue forever,

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you heard about a lawyer badgering a witness -- this of the first time i've seen a witness badger a lawyer to have her standing up for women around the world is really cool. >> the jury awarding swift a symbolic dollar. >> it is of immeasurable value. >>> some of the week's most memorable moments caught on camera. a fiery crash in kansas when a truck hit a barrier wall and burst into flames. the driver survived with only minor injuries. >>> a dramatic river rescue in alaska when a 64-year-old kayaker struggled to stay afloat in the raging waters. a man linked in after him and helped bring him to safety. [ cheers ] >>> and a brazen jewelry heist in broad daylight. six robbers, one of them armed with a sledgehammer, sped away from this london jewelry store leaving shop owners stunned. >>> ah! >> and a courageous dad in ireland conquered his fear of heights by crawling to the edge of a cliff to catch a glimpse of the atlantic ocean. that was a neat story. >>> we have these adorable puppies. i'm going to tell you why. still to come, why these adorable puppies are here on set. >>> also, taylor

it's my privilege to introduce someone who fights everyday in the badger state for jobs there. she is a great colleague and she is a straight shooter, senator tammy baldwin. [applause] depend onin families our manufacturing jobs. i believe, if we give our workers and manufacturers and level playing field, we will compete and win. to level the playing field, democrats are proposing a better deal. a better deal that prevents trade deals from hurting our workers. it takes on china's cheating. and it puts an end to warding companies with tax cuts for shipping jobs and factories overseas. we would also put in place america buy requirements for taxpayer-funded projects. americaritten buy legislation because i strongly believe american workers should build our infrastructure with american products and taxpayers money should not be spent on iron and steel from foreign countries, like china and russia. buy america reform passed the senate last year with bipartisan support. but by the time it got to the house, for and steel companies. washington lobbyists to kill it. speaker ryan and mit

he immediately badgered [bandaged] and fixed and worked, but he got the wounds fixed and lifted the soldiero a medevac helicopter. his lieutenant ordered jim to get in, too. "get in," he said, "get in." but jim refused. he said, "you're going to need me here." as jim now says, "i would have rather died on the battlefield than know that men died because they did not have a medic." over the next 24 hours, jim fired at enemy soldiers, suffered a bullet wound to his arm, and continued to race into gunfire to save more and more lives. president trump: and yet, as night approached again, after nearly two days of no food, no water, and no rest, jim volunteered to hold a blinking light in an open field to signal for a supply drop. he would not yield, he would not rest, he would not stop, and he would not flinch in the face of sure death and definite danger. president trump: though he was thousands of miles from home, it was as if the strength and pride of our whole nation was beating inside of jim's heart. jim did what his father had taught him -- he gave it his all and then he just kept giving. in

keep jobs here in america and it's my privilege to introduce someone who fights every day in the badger state for jobs there. she's a great colleague and she's a straight shooter senator tammy baldwin. [applause] >> the wisconsin families depend on our manufacturing jobs and i believe that if we give our workers and manufacturers a level playing field, we will compete and win. to level the playing field democrats are proposing a better deal, a better deal that prevents trade deals from hurting our workers and takes on china's cheating and it puts an end to rewarding companies with tax cuts for shipping jobs and factories overseas. we would also put in place stronger by america requirements for all taxpayer-funded projects i have written by america legislation because i strongly believe american workers should build our of a structure with american products and taxpayers money should not be spent on iron and steel from foreign countries like china and russia. my buy america reform passed the senate last year with strong bipartisan support but when it got to the house, foreign steel compa

everyone had a stuffed animal, badger or a teddy bear. hopefully a nice reunion. larry: my daughter had a bunny and my son had a pooh bear. we lost the pooh bear once. on my watch, of course. i'm still paying the price. nancy: all these years later. larry: please find it. nancy: speaking of reunions, heartfelt reunion for a woman. >> off-duty firefighter spotted her car after a crash and found a woman choking with the seat belt around her neck. nancy: stephen tschida was there when she got the chance to say thank you. >> she got a chance to say thank you. >> i want to thank you from bottom of my heart. >> the vehic inside a peck anymore designed to save morris seth was choking the life out of her. >> it's enough for me to unwrap the seat belt. you are small enough you slipped through the seat belt. >> i can't imagine what my lay would be like today without my only child. >> thigh also share a birthday. >> i never have an opportunity to see his face, touch his hand and give him a hug and >> stephen tschida, abc7 news. >> angels come in all shapes and sizes. >> this

in nebraska i know you are a badger but still the winningest team in the last 50 years. my football loyalties in nebraska is a quasi religion as a second identifier but if i got my loyalties ahead of a responsibilities as a dad? and i think there is the danger people thank you are supposed to take your partisan loyalties to put that at the top of your identity is bizarre. it creates worked and a former people but for ruth comes next? and then they could identify with either of the two parties. the last you could make a strong case that he successfully navigated and then with those fixed policy views but he certainly does not have republican views on the vaster majority of the issues one of the things in retrospect is the party is invincible and us democrats are a little more fragile as the party would be healthy for a lot of people to be severely engaged with a healthier dose of skepticism >> you mentioned president trump but i do think he made implicit references the consequences of a declining civic culture playing out today. so when you make those references to an end

introduceillage to someone who fights everyday in the badger state for job fair. she is a straight shooter, senator tammy. [applause] >> wisconsin families depend on our manufacturing jobs and i believe that if we give our workers and manufacturers a level playing field, we will compete and win. field,l the playing democrats are proposing a better deal, that prevents trade deals from hurting our workers, it takes on china's is cheating, and it puts an end to rewarding companies with tax cuts for shipping jobs and factories overseas. we would also put in place stronger, buy america requirements. i have written that legislation because i strongly believe american workers should build our infrastructure with american products in taxpayer money should not be spent on iron and steel from foreign countries like china and russia. lastform passed the senate year with strong, bipartisan support. when it got to the house, foreign steel companies ought washington lobbyists to kill it. speaker ryan and majority leader mcconnell gave them what they wanted and american workers

the badger has been the child's sleeping companion since he was a baby. it's very friendly.t doesn't eat much. they do not caution you to stay away from it. pick it up and take it to the lost and found. nancy: looks like a busy life. michelle: beat up but hopefully the toy company that makes it will send the little boy a new one. jonathan: how smart would it be? if you have an inventory, ship it to the kid. will you? children's national medical center turned into a real zoo cause. nancy: part of a program to give sick children chance to connect to animals. cheryl: for a few minutes, carter novack can focus on a penguin instead of his own health. not yet 2 years old, carter is fighting leukemia. >> they were diagnosed in the local town. an hour later we were on the helicopter headed to children's. cheryl: since that easter day, children have been home. today, mom and son and other patients got a visit from the maryland zoo showing off the exotic animals that are now featured on the san diego zoo channel. >> he is obsessed with it. it helps in the chemotherapy. >> today marks

you've heard about a lawyer badgering a witness, this is the first time i've seen a witness badger theturning the tables, swift is counter suing for a $1, alleging assault and battery. >> new this morning california bomb shelter firms are reporting a spike some companies say they've already sold more than 30 in the past few days, this comes after the back and forth rhetoric with donald trump and north korean's leader kim jong-un. >>> an alarming new report that shows mill valley is topping the county -- i should say the country in line breaks. "the marin independent journal" reported marin county has had 33 calls this year. near ly half of them happened i mill valley. pg&e saying several were caused by an erosion in old gas lines. >> in about an hour bay road in menlo will close. it will close between marsh and willow this morning at 7:00 and will reopen at 5:00 tonight. it will be shut down all day tomorrow. >>> a health scare here in california. the "l.a. times" is reporting this morning there is a spike in a dangerous stomach infection right now. health officials say within the last

they posted it under the hashtag find the badger. plenty of people looking. >> all right. i'm here. arrived to the airport. i'm on the case to find the missing marmot. the family says it's a marmot, and that, i had to look it up, is a large mountainous squirrel. no matter what you think it is, this fur from friend is missing, and there's literally a little person out there, who is losing sleep over it. so on behalf of all parentses, i feel you. so let's go find this thing. >> reporter: marmot was lost somewhere between the garage and terminal c. specifically the americanairlines gate. we're looking into this, because of one tweet. beloved animal, slept with 6- year-old since infancy. liked more than 500. >> have you seen the marmot? >> no. we'll certainly look for it. >> where was this my stuffed monkey? >> no, the marmot has been missing since tuesday. i don't know. i'm trying to do my best detective work. and wondering what would i do if i was a marmot missing at the airport. maybe ride the baggage carousel, maybe he hopped on a plane, and is traveling the world? hopefully he's no

but a few mps are mourning, not applauding, badgering the commons authorities to think again.st shows what a symbol of britain big ben and the palace of westminster is. it means something, it really does. these are the chimes of freedom, and they've got to be respected. we've got to keep them bonging. most mps are not fretting about the infrequency of big ben's chimes, but a commons commission has said it will look again at the timetable for repairs. trying to find a fix that would enable the bells to be struck on the same basis that they are currently, i think, would be near impossible. it certainly would be a very, very expensive option. it's now one o'clock. the crowds have thinned, the political rumpus will recede, and time, of course, carries on. the renovations are now beginning, and big ben... is silent. ben wright, bbc news, westminster. that's it from us. newsnight is coming up on bbc two. a special report from the poll fray city of mosul. former residents want to go home, but with isis fighters in the city and booby traps in the houses remaining, can people rebuild t

badger, who has been his sleeping companion since he was a baby. a brand-new batch of animals headed to our area, the four-legged arrivals coming up from harvey. wo autria: a traffic alert as you head out to the beach, expect the usual bottleneck on route 50 . soon work will begin on the severn river bridge to the bay bridge, but the work will not start until after labor day. it will save more than 100 26,000 drivers time on their evening commute and provide relief for beachgoers next summer. let's see how things are looking for those who want to hit the beaches for labor day. day for ther best beach is coming up, but let's talk about today, and four star day. cloud cover coming in later during the afternoon for saturday. locally and also at the beach but for labor day, we are back up at five. highs today topping out at 82 degrees, sunshine across the area and there may be locations herndon in leesburg and that get a little higher, 84 to 85. the beaches for the remainder of the work week, our best day at .he beach, today 82 today, 60's tomorrow, an

josh green the badger i mean the devil's bargain i mean he he talks about steve banned in telling donald trump don't be afraid to insult people go right after them and this reminds me of that that steve bannon is looking forward to seeing a part in that regard the president's statements on north korea don't necessarily contradict what we heard from steve gannett i mean steve benen you don't i mean the president is what's he been on that we're going to a lot of. fire and yet you're in and granderson through no military i guess what donald trump got the north koreans to respond he had made some progress on this whatsoever incremental the president has come out and he told us right you read the art of the deal i want to i am sure they are working there so fast and furious as they can to get that nuclear weapon working absolutely not in the presidents have put north korea on notice he's not sitting back like previous administrations and he's he's willing to speak to north koreans ok and maybe the only way to actually under last word. thank you ted appreciate that and that's the way it is ton

for more rain and devastating flooding this water as the remnants of hurricane harvey continue to badger the region. yesterday the national weather service summed up the historic nature of the storm tweeting out events are unprecedented and all impacts are unknown and beyond anything experienced. we're turning over our phones to you so that you can talk about the impact of the storm, the efforts of the federal, state, and civilian responders. in the eastern or central time 202-748-8000. mountain or pacific time zone, 202-748-8001 f. you're a texas resident, a special line for ou this morning, 202-748-8002. on twitter, it's @cspanwj. on facebook, it's facebook.com/cspan. very good monday morning to you. we're talking about hurricane harvey and turning our phones over to you this morning to give you a sense, a chance to talk about the impact, the response that you're seeing on tv, in the newspapers, on twitter, want to make this a forum for you this morning. again, the phone lines, and you can start calling in now if you're in the eastern or central time zones, 202-748-8000. if you're in t

. >> he's badgering, your honor. >> sit down and shut up. >> overruled.court from now on, mr. mccoy. >> every time you watched you got what you came for. >> tell me, doctor. all those women you ran through your examination rooms, do you remember their faces or did you not even bother to look up? >> you had in "law and order" the kind of characters people take to heart. >> i'll let you take me to lunch. one-time offer. >> and it you're ab actor and you say well, gee, maybe it's not really such a bad medium after all. >> miranda, the supreme court's mimic decision. the whole thing was illegally obtained. they were both represented by counsel. >> it's life and death and stuff. >> we know what you did. >> counsel. >> you hear me? >> do you hear me? >> "law and order" was like crack. you'd have to sit and watch me for 50 minutes just like, not moving, barely breathing. there's times i have almost passed out watching "law and order." >> i need your help. >> "e.r." had originally been written as a movie, forced steven spielberg to direct. we had this two-hour pi

there was no reaction badgering that hearing, many of the family members including one of conrad mooyuld have got was 20 years. the family were asking sure everything from seven to 12 years. michelle carter ‘s lawyers called for probation and said this was all about rehabilitating her. thejudge did say that she was a bright lady, she was mindful of the actions which she was mindful of the actions which she now stands convicted for, and thatis she now stands convicted for, and that is why he decided to convicted to spend some time behind bars. thank you for that update. we can speak now to daniel medwed, a law professor at northeastern university in massachusetts who has been following this case. thank you forjoining us this evening. reading some of the details, it was incredibly unusual. i suppose it came down to what crime she had committed? that's exactly right. many of us, and i'm in the scam, thought this was a reach. this was a stretch to charges manslaughter. after all she was not with him in the car, and he ultimately made the decision alone. evenif ultimately made the decision

one day the badger got into a fight with a pudgy wolf who was somehow even crazier, and both had nuclearnd distant, unpleasable fathers." [ laughter ] and -- uh. yikes. >> the problem with kean north korea and the nukes is -- with north korea and the nukes is not easy to fix. trump's strategy of playing multiple rounds of golf and watching "fox and friends" isn't working either. the bottom line is we can't afford to have an unstable, unpredictable, ego main ymaniac charge of nuclear weapons -- and kim jong-un has to be stopped, too. >> i saw this coming from a mile. >>> and a jet fire crashed into the ocean. the pilot ejected about 20 miles from the key west naval air station. a coast guard helicopter crew observed an emergency smoke signal and responded quickly to the scene. the incident is under investigation. the pilot, who has not been identified, suffered no serious injuries. he was conducting training operations when the plane went down. >>> more rain today in the south. and new risk of flooding. meteorologist allison chinchar joins us with the forecast. >>> we not only have the th

but even then you can see the mixture of alternating between flattery one moment, badgering the next. the conversation with the australian prime minister in particular seems testy, doesn't seem to accept the explanation he is given. he says again and again this is going to hurt me. he is very cognizant that policies he's discussing with these foreign leaders have an impact on his domestic political position and impact on his campaign promises he wants to keep. >> jeremy, same question. >> i've never seen anything like this my only recommendation to the white house officials would be that the antidote is leaks is not investigation, paracolics it's really loyalty. there is a role, obviously, for investigation when there are leaks of sensitive classified information but the way to get control over the information is to have a staff that feels loyal to the president and for for whatever reason right now, brian, that doesn't exist. >> these are extraordinary times. what a terrific leadoff panel tonight. as always thank you to you for helping you covering this breaking news. julie pace, pet

the back and forth, the badgering, and i think one caller spoke about it, but it mirrors corporate america. it is very cutthroat. those kind of behaviors are what he has put in the white house, and it is very is respectful. host: did you vote for him? caller: yes, and i certainly regret some of that. he did have good ideas about the border. i did think barack obama did some great things, but trump offered some good ideas. however, he cannot get out of his own way. you cannot run the country like a business. if you do, then you get what we are getting what we -- then you get what we are currently getting. i think anyone who wants to run for the office of president has to have served in a previous office and needs to have been thoroughly vetted. host: president obama did not have executive experience. he served in the senate for one term. caller: he at least served a term, so he understood how congress operated. and flowsood the ebbs of politics. he was a state senator as well. you have to have served in an office in some capacity to understand how this works. you are at the highest position

trump was asked if he wants mitch mcconnell to step down because he kept badgering him on twitter overgain for not repealing and replacing the affordable care act, or for not doing enough to do so. right after that happened, a lot of republican senators came out in favor of mitch mcconnell, saying he was a great person, he was a great leader, and he was doing the right thing. so i think we're seeing whose side they're going to choose. >> go ahead. >> let's not forget the personal here also. speaking of that trump tower press conference, it was his wife, elaine chow, who works in the president's cabinet, who was there as part of the picture standing next to him when he went off to start equating neo-nazis and kkk members with members of the counterprotestors in charlottesville. there is elaine chow standing there having to endure that and come back and take questions from reporters and she's sort of put in the position where she says, i stand by both my men. i am sure that did not sit well with mitch mcconnell, that his wife was put in that position. >> david, that's exactly right. and

how much do you think we can thank trump's badgering, his bully pulpit for this announcement?a tweet, gerri. [laughter] when you boil it all down to the fact -- gerri: oh, come on. >> how can you not enjoy his ability to use unconventional methods like a tweet? remember when obama brought $1.6 billion to the american economy? oh, wait. you know, this is the president. being innovative, being the businessman that his base elected him to be and getting the job done. if we stop looking at the avenues that he takes to get to winning, we could just look at the winning and be happy about it. [laughter] gerri: well, you make a really good point. you do. i was looking at the number of times the president met with business leaders, you know, ceos from the industries. since he's been in office, he's met something like 31 times, and he's not always nice to these guys. sometimes he kind of, you know, is sweet talking them, but other times it's i need jobs, what can you do for me? rachel, what do you saysome. >> well, absolutely. he can be tough on them, but here's the deal, they trust him

they are honey badgering their way through life right now.going to do whatever they can to make up the difference. >> kennedy: it is really scary, that's why you see the shift in tone from the united states, because mike pompeo the cei -- cia director was talking about regime change, and a more militaristic view and explanation of north korea. rex tillerson has softened that. he says that, at first he says they had to hold the nuclear program to enter into diplomatic talks. but he also said that they have to stop the ballistic missile tests, and he said, you haired and there, not a timeline, he will know it when he sees it. we have heard that in regards to pornography from the federal government. we will see what that happens with north korea, and china is pushing back on us, seen through the communist new space newspapers that united states is seeking dominance, we need to be a solution, because -- >> harris: here is what we know. >> kennedy: creating the situation, to your point, the billions of dollars that north korea has gotten and to st

the constant badgering, tweeting, the trade wars, none of that is going to work with president xi.ell president xi that you're willing to find diplomatic trade space and i think, i hope that's what you were hearing out of tillerson yesterday. >> it seems that's what it is. such an interesting contrast to the tough talk about how soft power is getting us nowhere, we had to take a different tact with north korea. tillerson is squarely back in that space, hopefully for the better. john kirby, appreciate your perspective. >> you bet. thank you. >>> there's a new lawsuit that accuses the white house of working in tandem with fox news to concoct a fake news story about the murder of a dnc staffer. we hear from seth rich's family next. >>> explosives claims the white house, of a concocted news story about the murder of d nnchtsc staffer seth rich. he stands by the false report. >> fox news retracted the story as we now know. >> right. >> do you still believe there's something to this suggestion? >> i don't believe there's anything in that story that is inaccurate. >> you believe it's all