glen beck. let's talk about glen beck. you state that -- is that a similar sort of thing where he was not being very well heeded or there was not a lot of attention paid to him and hen gets slammed -- got slammed by media matters and did get e get push out of fox. >> guest: i think more attention at the time was being paid to him probably then the remark we discussed with imus, that was getting a huge following and part of why he was so disturbing to the people that he opposes or that oppose him and they went after him precisely because he had a large platform at fox. his show was becoming success expel then the drum beet he was following was his own smear campaign, you could say, against media matters types and george sorros and they were dueling between the two of them. they made, as you see in the book, very public announcement, a million dollars, kind of specifically to get glenn beck as a danger to humanity and society and i think they claimed credit for pulling him off the air, and they were. >> host: yes, they. do y

the show still went on for beck en sail, who appeared before a packed room on saturday.ut com con fans say they're worried episodes like this might cancel the fun for everyone in the future. >> dude, that just makes us not be able to have nice things. i mean, people like that just have to ruin it for everybody else. we're all here trying to have a good time, and stuff like that just not cool. >> reporter: in tampa. kelly cowen fox news >>> cassette tapes are making a come back in the music industry, jay-z's new album 444 is heading to cassette. a limited edition tape is available through virginia records, the cassette cost you 9 bucks. good luck trying to find a cassette player >> i have one. >> you might be the only one >> me and i think the long island medium. she has one. just saying, do you own a cassette player, kathy orr? do you have a cassette player like an eight track? >> an eight track? if we're going to go on the way back machine, let's go way, way back. i don't know what you're talking about. >> exactly. >> gosh. >> just kidding >> what's you got on tap >> we

let's talk with father edward beck an investigative journalist on the spotlight team michael rendon.eatured in the spotlighspotlight. cardinal george powell is taking leave of absence on thursday to face historical sexual assault charge. do you think, father beck, that the pope has done enough to address these charges and the charges not just, obviously, with cardinal powell but across the board in the catholic church? >> christi, you know he has set up a special commission that has been working for some time now working at church protocol with regards to this. it has had some bumpy steps here because the two lay people on the commission have resigned saying they don't think it's moving quickly enough. there have been some disputes among members of the commission. even marie collins, who is one of those who resigned, said that she believes that pope francis is committed to this issue and is, in fact, doing a lot for this issue. >> okay. >> he is getting mixed reviews in some quarters but i don't think anybody is denying his commitment to work on this issue in a serious manner. >> mic

they weren't spreading things about glenn beck. they were spreading negative things about wambach and getting advertisers in spreading the word far and wide which they did. both of those cases and i think they are two of the best and earliest examples of media matters funding of strategy and how they could target somebody and his parents were and effect this huge change that in the past might have gone unnoticed without the use of the social media tool in the network they develop them than the newsroom in their on line blisters and so on. >> host: is it true smear campaign? >> guest: in apopka i've outlined some of them as they say are written in truth released a grain of truth even once they veer off into uncharted formation. often they have their roots with truth to them. plus elizabeth, he said president obama had a deep-seated hatred for white people. he talked about it on his show, really out there think that he was saying. i guess the question is is a smear campaign if you are repeating glenn beck sports? >> this is how i def

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glenn beck. let's go through some of the specifics. is there a similar sort of thing where he was not being well heated were there wasn't a lot of attention paid to him he did get slammed by media matters and pushed out of fox? >> guest: i think that he was getting a huge following and that is part of why it was so disturbing to people about he opposed or that opposed him because he had a large platform that was becoming very successful, and then day after day the german beat he was following with his own smear campaign and they were monitoring him in the campaign between the two of them, but they made a public announcement with george soros specifically to get glenn beck and i think they claimed credit for pulling him off the air. >> host: so you are not making any value judgment whether that is a good or bad thing? >> guest: it is an instructional tool of how the operation or the campaign was conducted. >> host: but it's not a positive thing. it's used as a false accusation. a synonym is slander, libel, all those words. how do you re

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catie beck, nbc news, bogart, georgia. >> what a nice story to end our week on. we appreciate you spending part of your evening with us. that is "nightly news" for this friday night. i'm lester holt. for all of us at nbc news, thank you for watching and good night. >>> it doesn't add up because that is not the person we know. >> right now at 6:00 coming to the defense of a bay area terror suspect. the reason his family was caught off guard by the charges. >>> the news at 6:00 starts right now. i am terry mcsweeney. >> and i am janelle wang. this is the first time family has spoken on camera since the charges were announced. sergio quintana spoke with the man's family. >> reporter: the charges against amir alhaggagi are very serious. federal prosecutors claim he met with under cover fbi agents and took him to the berkeley campus that he wanted to bomb. >> that is not amir. >> for such accusations to be put against him, it makes us really like shocking and sad. >> reporter: his uncle tells me the charges are unbelievable. what were your reactions to the serious cha

catie beck, nbc news, wasilla, alaska. >> boy, if that one doesn't get you. we appreciate you spending part of your evening with us. that is "nightly news" for this thursday. i'm lester holt. for all of us at nbc news, good night.

beck fry alaska had every detail of her wedding down, but despite her best planning efforts the unexpectedned, just minutes into the ceremony. when her groom steps away, to make a surprise announcement. >> he is here with us in spirit, but what a lot of you may not know, was an organ donor, that was his choice. and by doing that, it opened up pretty amazing people. and one of those young men who received his heart is here today, and he's going to come out to be our sixth groomsmen. >> that's right, beating in the sixth groomsmen, jacob's with her very on son's heart. >> he died just 19 years old, now jacob, a man beck had i spoken to but never met, brought his beating heart to her wedding. >> he walks up to me with a stethoscope? hand and he asked if i wanted to hear his heart. how do you say no to that? >> becky's new husband had been planning this surprise for months. kelly said that giving his new bride a physical gift, just wouldn't have been enough. he wanted to do something extra special to make it the most memorable day possible. and boy did he succeed. >> what a story. >> you know

catie beck, nbc news, san diego, california. >> what a great note for us to say good night on. we appreciate you spending part of your evening with us. that's "nightly news" for this wednesday night. i'm lester holt. for all of us at nbc news, thank you for watching and good night. we )re following breaking news n the east bay. a man is dead in hayward, after bei t while pushing a baby in >>> right now at 6:00, we're following breaking news in the east bay. a man is dead in hayward after being shot while pushing a baby in a stroller. we're live in this neighborhood where the streets are shut down. the news at 6:00 starts right now. good evening and thanking for being with us, i'm raj mathy. >> the family of the victim just arriving on scene. a man killed while pushing a 3 month old in a stroller. investigators calling it very disturbing. >> reporter: janel, still a very active scene. as you mentioned, family members just arriving a few minutes ago, let's go ahead and show you some of that video. these are two sisters of the young man who was shot dead here in the street about 3

talk to kristen beck. talked to my former constituent who retired out of the army as a colonel.- as a heroes those military about their records and compare it to your military record of zero. this is a draft dodger who is now dodging the military service of thousands and thousands of people. it is completely without any respect or regard for every single person who serves this country with honor and respect, including those members who are transgender. i would like to add that, within the hour, the rules committee at 3:00, scott peters who could not be here has an amendment up that would say no dollars in the military omnibus though will be -- omnibus bill that will be before us, no dollar will be used to support the ban on transgender service, so hopefully we will get a chance to have every member of congress held accountable on this issue. i want to say thank you for everyone being here today. i know in the long run that we will win on this, but right now it is a sad day when we have a president who does

but they made as you say in the book a public announcement to sort of get glenn beck is a danger to humanity and society and i think they claimed credit for pulling him off the air. >> host: you're not making any judgment whether that is a good thing or a bad thing. >> guest: i think it is just an instructional tool of how the smear campaign was conducted. >> host: but fear is not a positive thing it is used as a false accusation to degrade someone's reputation. a synonym is slander. how do you reconcile those two things? >> guest: i've been clear with how i define it you can talk up the dictionary all you want but it's clear in the book but i consider. but it is a negative thing they were not spreading good things about glenn beck they were spreading negative things and they were giving advertisers and spreading the word far and wide to have a show on the move and both of them did. and i think those are two of the best and earliest examples of media matters kind of honing its strategy and how they can target somebody that opposes the interests and they could actually affect a huge change in

catie beck, nbc news, huntsville, alabama. >> see that, kids?>>> that is "nbc nightly news" for this saturday. tomorrow on nightly news, an investigation, sex crimes on cruise lines and how they're rarely prosecuted. i'm kate snow. for all of us here, have a great night. >>> nbc sports. home of the olympic games, the fedex cup playoffs. the nascar playoffs and super bowl 52 only on nbc. >>> every time a sport returns to the place where it began, the beaches of ytona, there's a chance for something special. tonight, that chance is so much more. deal earnhardt jr., in his last full season, races at daytona for what could be the final time. and he'll do so from the pole position. it has all the makings of magic. the countdown to green from daytona, nascar on nbc has begun. ♪

catie beck, nbc news, bogart, georgia. >> what a nice story to end our week on.iate you spending part of your evening with us. that is "nightly news" i'm lester holt. for all of us at nbc news, thank you for watching and good night. i'm lester holt. for all of us at nbc news, thank you for watching and good night. >>> too many kids and adults endure and ignore concussions. >> we're interrupting briefly to try to keep you abreast of the events happening locally in our area today, where the pentagon was one of the subjects of terrorist attacks. >> it's been 150 years now since the first military burial here at the arlington national cemetery. >> even better. >> your hair and hers. >> thank you. >> whoa. >> i had hair and she had a lot more. >> darker too. ♪ ♪ >>> when jim vance died last weekend, we

catie beck, nbc news, wasilla, alaska. >>> boy, if that one doesn't get you.eciate you spending part of your evening with us. that is "nightly news" for alec baldwin going for gold. as president trump. "this is us" the new emmy darling. >> from the big surprises to the big showdowns. we're with today's emmy nominees now on "extra." ♪ extra extra >> yeah. >> "this is us." this is emmy morning. >> in tears. i was in tears. >> we have all the star reactions. >> no one's ever said any consideration, milo ventimiglia. >> chrissie reveals her emmy night date. >> i get nominated, you're my date. >> the cast of with t"blackish"r their first emmy win. >> never got a nomination until i worked with you. >> plus -- >> real life husband and wife nominated today. >>> breaking news at the epsys. lindsey vonn, her new man. bachelorette, rachel, revealing her ring. >>> plus michelle obama steals the show paying tribute to maria shriver's mom. >> to have michelle obama presenting the award. >>> is kris jenner getting married? the white dress, the ring. the rumors erupt. >>> "ga

catie beck, nbc news, wasilla, alaska. >> boy, if that one doesn't get you.preciate you spending part of your evening with us. that is "nightly news" for this thursday. i'm lester holt. for all of us at nbc news, good night. ♪ >>> that's like we made varsity cheerleading as freshmen. >> "this is us" scores 11. this is "access hollywood." we are so excited for chrissy metz who had other things on her mind though besides emmy. >> here's the thing. >> oh, okay. >> i got up early to watch wimbledon. venus is nye girl. >> you know who else was glued to venus' match,

catie beck, nbc news, bogart, georgia. >> what a nice story to end our week on.iate you spending part of your evening with us. that is "nightly news" for this friday night. i'm t nbc news, thank you for watching and good night. >>> anthony scaramucci, the white house wrecking ball. did his wife just file for divorce? now on "extra." >> the new president's mouthpiece dump ed? from his marriage to how he made his megamillions. who is the mooch? >> now on "extra." mooch mafr america glued to the anthony scaramucci show. today his road from harvard to washington. plus spoofing trump's attack dog. s miranda lambert's new tell-all about her painful divorce from blake shelton. the number one lesson she learned. plus more couple's news. >> beyonce versus brooke burke inside the rumors hatfield and mccoy's style feud. plus, did bey and jay hire six nannies for their children. >> are they already planning a family? plus, kim kardashian touring the beverly hills mansion she shared >> that shower, don't even want to tell you -- >> and tracy morgan's new show. about second ch

catie beck, nbc news, san diego, california. >> what a great note for us to say good night on. you spending part of your evening with us. that's "nightly news" for this wednesday night. i'm lester holt. for all of us at nbc news, thank you for watching and goo >>> he's o.j. simpson. >> you guys don't want to recognize the elephant in the room. >> freedom for o.j.? this is access hollywood. the decision tomorrow, but a boiling point has been reached today. >> have you ever had a reading that doesn't work? >> the stories you've not heard from tyler henry. so which star was the tough

challenge mainstreamthe becks were anar chists. the purpose of their theater was to jar the audience and step outside of their mainstream cultural values. at least challenge the cultural norms of the 1950's. they performed only radical new plays in small spaces. they were cheap to rent and very few props. no scenery ever. their theater company attempted to engage the audience. their theory in theater was quite radical. the separation between the audience and the performance was to be minimized, or nothing at if at all possible. theater was performed by the actors pushing the audience past the limits that have been set by traditional culture, which was obsessed, especially for public performances. one could see -- there was one other play they managed to film set inside a u.s. marine corps prison. although, i think the hidden play is actually the german concentration camps. you can see the video. it is available if you want to watch it. if you can stand to watch it. thene thing to watch it on television and actually see the live per

so we can fix this. >> kristen beck, thank you for your years of serving this beautiful country, andu so much for your voice. >> thank you. >>> on the heels of that interview, let me bring in cnn political commentator who is also the president of the american unity fund, a nonprofit organization dedicated to advancing conservative support for lgbtq americans. margaret, as long as i have known you, you are a republican who makes it your business to stand up for lgbtq rights. what do you make of just the timing or the motivation of the president today? >> it's frankly been very mysterious. if you look at it in a vacuum. but there are many, many republicans in the house of representatives and the senate who have come out decisively this morning and said this shouldn't be the policy of the united states military. ken buck, john mccain, richard shelby steele, orrin hatch, joanie, a senator from iowa and former military woman. recently in the house of representatives this was representative vicky hartsler who was on this program this morning. it is her efforts and her singular efforts with

. >> nbc's katie beck is live outside the lovelock congressional facility. that is where o.j. via video link. why oncht j. simpson, they think, will actually get parole. >> reporter: that's right. thank you, hallie. that hearing will be taking place, as you said, in carson city, which is about two hours from this facility. now, as you said, o.j. simpson will be here in the facility, video conferenced in before those four commissioners, surrounded by advocates, his sister is supposed to attend, his daughter will be there. his attorney and a close friend of his, to speak on his behalf. he will also be able to speak to the board directly and make his case for why he deserves to be a free man. after they hear from o.j. they'll probably ask him some questions. these questions are to assess his risk to society. the risk assessment asks things like the age at first arrest, any gang aflfiliations and disciplinary actions he has had in prison. once they take that into account they'll go into closed session and determine whether or not to approve or deny his parole. we are told that the

sir martin moore beck has a record that is not one that engenders confidence., there was a case of a single parent with five young children who are challenging the decision of westminster council to be housed her in milton keynes dons he upheld westminster‘s ruling. that doesn't kill people years. —— still people with confidence. this community has been ignored. it is time to act and the wishes and views of the people affected in this situation. thanks for joining affected in this situation. thanks forjoining us. a long—awaited report into historical child abuse injersey has delivered a damning verdict on the island's care system. the independent inquiry found there had been failures at all levels for decades and concluded that the states of jersey "proved to be an ineffectual and neglectful substitute pa rent". chief minister senator ian gorst responded to the report by apologising to everyone affected by the scandal. i'm sorry. to all those who suffered abuse in our island over the years. we are here today because children have been abused. because our island

let's bring in nbc's katie beck, who is in lovelock, nevada.tie feng, also with us. what are we expecting from the parole board tomorrow? >> reporter: it's made up of four commissioners, meeting in carson city, 130 miles from the prison. they're going to be gathering around 10:00 a.m., and they're going to video conference o.j. simpson into that hearing. he is going to be able to address them directly, make his case for why he thinks he is deserving of parole. we expect they will ask him several questions about his disciplinary action while incarcerated. they'll be asking him about drug and alcohol use, possible gang affiliations. what they're trying to do is a risk assessment, really, to determine how much risk there is in giving o.j. simpson parole. after about 30 minutes, they're going to conclude that hearing and then go behind closed doors and make their decision. we should know whether that parole is granted or denied within about an hour of that hearing. so all of this is going to be happening rather quickly. >> if they decide to grant h

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. >> the flyers signed mike beck yoan. that's sports. >> thank you, ducis.on news" at 11:30 continues next. a tragic anniversary of a young man's murder. his mother makes an appeal in our crime fighter report. and in san diego, they are in their 80s and 9 0s, still sinking shots. ahh. where are mom and dad? 'saved money on motorcycle insurance with geico! goin' up the country. love mom and dad' i'm takin' a nap. dude, you just woke up! ♪ ♪ i'm goin' up the country, baby don't you wanna go? ♪ ♪ i'm goin' up the country, baby don't you wanna go? ♪ geico motorcycle, great rates for great rides. >> "action news" continues. >> saturday night. i'm walter perez. here's what's happening on "action news" at 7:30. it was a stormy start to the fourth of july weekend but conditions are turning to the better. despite criticism from both sides of the aisle, president trump continued to rant against the media. >> and the women proving its never too late for hoops. we introduce you to senior citizens in a league of their own. >> it was a day of thunder and lightning, but to

once it became part of the massachusetts constitution, the revolution, mum beck realized good heavens if all human beings are free and equal than i am free. she retained legal counsel and fought for and won her freedom. this is in the early 1780s. we are talking 80 years before the civil war and she won her freedom from slavery. one of the things i love about her story is -- we have records saying at any given time, while a slave, if she had been offered one minute of freedom, knowing at the end of that one minute, she would lose her life she would give it up just to know what it felt like to be free. >> that is my favorite license plate. live free or die. >> she won her freedom but didn't end slavery. her case wasn't a class action; right? >> that is right. >> how did the court give it to one person about not everyone? >> typically courts adjudicated those things. the fact she broke through the barrier set in motion vents that took more time to develop. she opened the door to other people and other slaves in america to after their right as human beings. >> the public knows the founde

kristin beck, member of seal team six, is a transgender woman.ombat tours, earned a bronze star with valor. and the purple heart. she's done a lot moresh for our country than you and i ever will.d and she made our country safer. that's the person we are going to remove from military service. >> tucker: i don't think she served as a transgender seal, though. >> no, but there are thousands serving honorably and meeting the test that the military expects of its service members. we should use the standard the president started, which is keeping our country safe. part of keeping our country safe is putting good people in the military. >> tucker: transgenders have never been allowed to serve openly and to have the transitions paid for by the u.s. government. this is something that began in a gradual way with the obama administration. this country has been around for almost 250 years, winning a bunch of wars.e nt that's not a slight on any specific person, i'm merely skeptical at why this makes our country lesssr safe. i don't think you can show this. i

john beck lived in ellicott city for 45 years. >> it was very painful. it was pretty horrific. you know, it was as someone described earlier, like seeing a movie. signs of progress pop up everyday. take the store, shoemaker country, one day before the anniversary of that flood, this store has finally opened back up. >> it's like we didn't have time to sit back and say oh my goodness this is going to happen. it's like we went to bed last night tired from doing all the work and then we woke up and we're like okay. we're going to be open today. it's still hitting us i think. it's a good feeling to be back in town. a town that's been through a lot . >>> remember where i was right here. anchoring the news that day. what a scene. you can find out the latest weather, news and everything else you need to know. it would have been that time. download the wusa9 app. >>> two people are suing chipotle. the legend they became sick after eating at the restaurant's sterling location. the chipotle closed july 17th because 135 people reported becoming sick. two tested positive for noro virus. an

. >> now that's kristin beck a transgender woman and a retired member of navy seal team 6. she shares her thoughts on the president's announcement. you can watch my her tonight off script at 7:00. >>> five officers were honored for their brave actions during a mass shooting six weeks ago in alexandria at the white house. three al saundra police officers were -- alexandria police officers were given the medal of valor by president trump. a man started shooting at a baseball field where a republican team was practicing for their annual charity game against democrats. five people were hurt including louisiana congressman steve scalise. scalise shot and killed that gunman. they were making sure no one on the field was killed. >> it's official. apple will open a new store on their carnegie library in washington. the high-tech giant will occupy that 19,000 square feet area of the building in mt. vernon square. the historical society of washington, d.c. will continue to operate their museum and library in the building. apple says they plan to restore the building looks. the librar

>> all right, katie beck for us there outside the prison. do stand by.ck to you in just a bit. cynthia, what are the issues here? how will these -- how will these folks decide whether simpson should in fact get parole? >> looking into my crystal ball, i would say that the chances are very good that o.j. simpson is going to be granted parole. there are mitigating circumstances, his age, the fact he's been a model prisoner, and the fact that this sentence was really very extreme for the crime that he was in fact convicted of. so i would say, however, as far as my predictions around o.j. simpson go, i also thought he would be convicted of the criminal trial. so take it for what it is worth. >> referring to the first criminal trial. >> that's correct. so, you know, i think the chances are very good this parole board will weigh the evidence as they did, by the way, they have already granted parole in five of the -- i think 12 matters that were before the parole board that he was convicted of. they already granted him parole in five of those counts. he wasn't

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iraq and afghanistan, africa, awarded the purple heart and bronze star, i'm talking about kristen beck, the first ex-s.e.a.l. to live openly as a woman. she quickly threw down a challenge to president trump, quote, let's meet face-to-face and you tell me i'm not worthy. chr kristin, thanks for being with us. have you received any response from the trump white house? >> no, but i was talking with one of my secret service buddies the other day and he was like, well, you might get a visit. so challenging the president so bluntly like that. but the challenge really was about just take a look at the information. take a look at us as people, not just a number on a bottom line of something. that seems like all we're looking at now is the funding and some other -- it just doesn't make any sense. look at us, we're people. >> absolutely. yesterday there wasn't a direct response to you, but one of the president's top aides was speaking out. said president trump's ban shows his warmth for transgender people. let's listen to what sebastian gorka told the bbc. >> the military is not a microcosm of c

. >> she didn't mention it, but in her replies to some of the tweets yesterday, she mentioned beck et. he's super cute. ett. he's super cute. >>> murdered in a pickup truck. two women are shot to death while just sitting on the side of the road. >>> stretching search. investigators are combing miles of land in hopes of finding clues in the disappearance of four young men. >>> is it her? a snapshot that potentially shows a missing world famous pilot is being called into question. temperatures rising. this morning tracking heat that could become dangerous. good morning. welcome to nbc today. >> let's get right to bill henley. most accurate nbc 10 forecast. this heat. >> it is going to be a steamy one. warmer than yesterday by a couple of degrees in philadelphia. it has just dropped to 79 degrees. winds are out of the west at six miles an hour. temperatures come down. humidity is up. 70 degrees in the suburbs. 77 degrees right now in delaware. going to be a hot humid day. good chance we'll see some afternoon showers and thunderstorms. 90s for new jersey. at the shore. 84 degrees with a c

but chief beck also made clear that quote, without immigrants cooperation as witnesses, none of these arrests would be possible. now chief beck knows, and i expect that ms-13 knows as well that members of our immigrant communities are far less likely to seek help from law enforcement if they know that the miff that respond to that call is going to check the papers. i think it's quite clear that fighting ms-13 doesn't just demand a coordinated effort opponent of state and local law enforcement, fighting ms-13 requires a law enforcement officials have the trust and respect of the communities targeted. i hope that today's witnesses are able to speak to how we are working to maintain that trust and respect, notwithstanding the anti-immigrant rhetoric and policies we've seen emerge from the trump campaign, and sadly the trump administration. i also think it's important to acknowledge that some members of our immigrant communities came to this country to escape the violence and conflict that ms-13 and other gangs inflicked upon them in their home countries. sad sadly, for central american i

german parliament, for many politicians this is the most important debate of the year, especially for beckgay activist and green party parliament member. it is a dream come true happening on his last day in parliament. >> the same-sex marriage ban must end, marriage must be possible for everyone because without equal rights what we have is discrimination. correspondent: but many in the conservative party do not agree. for them, marriage is not meant for homosexuals. >> the reason for this is our society will only continue to exist when there is a union of man and woman, out of which children can be born and the future of our society can be secured. correspondent: following the debate, chancellor merkel voiced her personal opinion. >> for me, marriage is a constitutional right for men and women. that is why i voted against the law today. correspondent: so the question remains why she paved the road for same-sex marriage at all. >> the best way to fight a battle you cannot win is to refuse to participate. she was smart. correspondent: the green party celebrating the decision. for decades, th

. >> tonight bruce johnson goes off script with kristin beck, a local transgender woman, former navy seal. she's reacting to president trump's push for a transgender military ban and she shares what it's like to be transgender today. you can see that interview tonight on offscript at 7:00. >>> senators are settling in for a possible all nighter on the future of health care. gop leaders are pinning their latest hopes on what's being called a skinny repeal. details still being hashed out, but it's expected to eliminate the medical device tax and the mandate people have to have health insurance and employers must offer it. >> it is not a solution to the affordable care act problems. but it is a solution to how we get to a place where we can right the solutions. >> reporter: the trade group sent a letter to congress today warning the skinny repeal could reek havoc on insurance markets. >>> bezos is now the richest man in the world. >> bezos also owns the washington post recently surpassed bill gates as the richest man rob earth. he has a total net worth of $89.9 billion with b dollars. m

this opportunity to briefly acknowledge the deep and long-standing interest of our colleague, senator beckas , today announced his retierm -- retirement from this place. and contributions. during the recent talks in sydney last week, we have of course affirmed our alliance with the united states is at the core of our defense and security arrangements. australia, is of course responsible for our own security, our own prosperity. there is no higher task for government. but we are stronger when we work with our partners and our allies to address these challenges. the strength of our alliance with the united states is based on shared values, including our strong commitment to the security, stability, and prosperity of the indo pacific region. our regional strategic environment is more uncertain than it has been in 75 years. these commitments and shared values were underscored during the meeting was withheld in sydney last week, but first under the u.s. administration. it is our premier forum for discussing strategic issues as our recent meeting was very timely given the strategic environment i

. >> jackson vaned swraernd beck zbloon he has been on the forefront on the investigation into this millennium tower if you have any tips give us a call 1-888-996-tips. >> let's bring new jeff talk about tomorrow. some people are concerned about what the weather is going to be outside in case they decide to go to a festival. >> there are some notable festival. >> very important. >> i got your inside forecast i got you cover you'll have to wait a few minutes. we have warming temperatures through tomorrow. but eventually part of the weekend we'll start to cool down. let's get a look at the microclimate forecast. we do want to reiterate the fire danger will be high for tomorrow with the worst of any kind of fire danger across the east bay. humidity could be a as low as 15% wints out of the northwest 10 to 20. please be careful. along with that fire danger we have a newly issued heat advisory until 9:00 p.m. on saturday. now for hills above 1,000 feet you know who you are if you live up that high in elevation right across the east bay, south bay hills, and for the santa cruz mountains. please reme

how beck or while thousands have been expressing their anger at the summit it seems that the world leaders have so far been having an altogether more cordial time together. please the news continues here on r t international right after this. it's called the future we know from going to. everyone in the world of experience phillida lead and you'll get it on the old the old. the old according to just. welcome to my world come along for the ride. companies like comcast for example is a company that is an anti-american as they get it as if it's a company as anti-democratic as it gets comcast and n.b.c. and of course they are. of course. already epic sketches and see. the liberal attacking the current administration the same time serving the terrorists. so those people are in that. should understand that they are. we are back with our top story even twenty seventeen g. twenty summit is underway in the german city of humber with leaders from the world's biggest economies convening to discuss key political issues also a lot of protests happening in the northern german city with people arrested a

andy beck found a top ai a year ago after winning a competition to teach computers to diagnosis breast cancer from digital images. over time, their system became so smart, its accuracy surpassed that of an expertly trained pathologist. they see the biggest potential in teaming up computers and doctors. >> the combination of human plus ai, in this example, reduced the expert's error rate by 85%. >> regena hasn't given up her focus, only now he's teaching computers to read health records. the goal, to incorporate all the data collected on patients to make more personalized treatment decisions and improve the practice of medicine. >> now after being a patient, i really very strongly feel that, you know, it's up to you to go and change it. >> while some people talk about a future where artificial intelligence replaces doctors, most see it more as a tool to help them do their jobs better. >> meg, thank you very much. meg terrell. of course, health care is just one arena where artificial intelligence is getting smarter. april covers technology. thanks for being here. >> thanks so much for ha

to joseph beck, jared kushner type, young, handsome guy in poland who knows everything that is happening. betty approaches the american ambassador, and tells him i think you should throw a party. why? it would be fun and i would like to sit next to count lipinski. now i understand. so betty is put next account lubinski, they dance, champagne flows. and and would type up everything and pass it on to her handler. at the end, that was betty's great gift every spy has to learn. we believe something the moment you say it and in that moment passes you believe something else, maybe not a gift but for politicians too. betty stayed with the count and in the process learned what was happening at the black chamber which was a basin, and polish labor specialists, enigma is an encoding device developed before the war by german merchants when they want to send trade secrets. war approaches and the german army takes it over, become so complex it can make any message have 185 million million million million permutations. the devices have to be booked up in a codebook, understand what is being sent. afte