bellinger: if we were -- >> the one that has been proposed. mr. bellinger: i would say two things.he associated force definition is too narrow for me. i would like to hear from whytors flake and kaine they said for group to be associated it would literally have to be part of al qaeda or isis. there seemed to be groups that that arelligerents fighting alongside but not part of al qaeda. that strikes me as too tight. i understand you do not want to go to broadly to say anything associated, such as they met in the street sometime. that is too broad. but part of al qaeda or isis seems to be new -- too narrow. i would add detention provisions, ideally. but the affirmative power to detain, i would balance safeguards. if congress is authorizing detention of people under laws of war, there ought to be protections to make sure people detained are the right people, and for no longer than is necessary. i defer to you on that disapproval provisions. kaine senators flake and worked hard on those. it is a lot of pages, quite complicated. >> one moment, we addressed numbers of issues in the russi

bellinger, dr.hicks, you reach a spoken to the importance of and the appropriateness of an aumf not just debating it but ultimately congress passing an aumf focus on isis. allow me to put this issue on its head for a moment and ask the question of you this way. if in one year, two years, god forbid five years, u.s. forces remain engaged in hostilities against isis, and congress still has not passed in aumf, whitey believe the average american, the rank-and-file hoosier should be concerned? >> i'll say one thing legally and one thing more generally. legally, this is of particular interest to you and also answers your question is that it's not clear about detention authority. if we do start detaining members of isis under this old 2001 aumf, the really is potential legal of remedy, so congress has not acted to provide clear authority to detain members of isis. more generally i would say to the american people, you should be concerned that our congress, while saying that they are backing the military,

bellinger is second in the majors for home runs.s. >> he hit two more of those but five runs scored by past balls for the dodgers, the most since 1920. i wasn't here for that but bonds was and told me it was true in all the white house briefings off camera. enjoy the news. >> thanks for reminding us at 1:30, sean spicer. >>> there was plenty of old school flavor at sunday night's b.e.t. awards. members of to accept a lifetime achievement award. taking us back on this monday. it was like tvt. the popular '90s group xscape took the stage. >> reuniting after 18 years and other favorites, mary j. blige and maxwell, debarge paid a tribute. >> it was great. bruno mars opened. beautiful performances. >>> up next in "the pulse," today's big harry potter anniversary. 20 years since we met the boy wizard. >> i feel old. >>> the young youtube star who's been so successful with slime she just bought a six bedroom home. nearly fifty years at of experiencety, has taught us that we're not so different. all want to be althy humans. we all want stro

bellinger swinging like some economy k. not his night, not the dodgers' night.that win streak, they won 10 out of 11. the angels win the freeway series. they even call it that even without mike trout participating. 4-0 over the dodgers. >> well, you know it had to end sometime. >> they were were not going to win the rest of their games. >> that's all we got. >> we have more but that's all you get. >> it took them two takes. >>> luckily we have a little bit more on russell westbrook being named the mvp's most valuable player. >> after accepting the mvp trophy westbrook launched into what was an emotional speech. he thanked his mom and dad for supporting their family and he spoke directly to his little brother. >> you mean so much to me, man. you -- you're my role model. you're my role model. i look up to you, man. i truly look up to you. have you as my brother, my brother, man, he texts me every single game at halftime every game since i been -- he techs me every game at halftime. he don't got to do that, man. he does that because he has a kind heart and he looks

(mark) i hate talk about a dodger, but cody bellinger is killing it.he record with 21 home runs in his first 50 games. gary says the dodgers have a lot of young talent. bellinger is leading the national league with home runs, and he wasn't even brought up to the major leagues until 20 games in. his dad played for the yankees and the angels and his brother just got drafted by the padres. gary says they have a good thing going down there, and the giants fans just have to suck it up. gary says he read a stat about arizona, colorado, and the dodgers, and since 1969 there have never been three teams this close after fathers day. they are all within a game of each other. gary says people are starting to pick on the announcers now because the giants are doing so bad. (mark) the big headline that is standing out that might freak people out for no reason... kevin durant opting out of the second year of his contract. durant will opt out and take less money so curry can get his payday, and they can try to keep iggy. gary says he would like to see iguodala get off

last night cody bellinger became the first rookie ever to hit ten home runs in ten games.ehind judge for the league. should be a fun one. now bellinger's teammate also having himself quite the night crushing three home runs and l.a.'s 12-0 blowout win over the mets. the secret family, plenty to cheer about. cory's brother coming through with the game winning hit in extra innings for seattle. so the question is, what's better? three home runs or a walkoff hit? i'll take the three home runs. former patriots and chiefs offensive lineman revealing publicly to outsports that he is gay. he says football was his way to hide his sexuality from his family and teammates. it led to him abusing painkillers and he said he had planned to kill himself after his football career came to an end but a counselor for the chiefs helped talk him out of it. he hopes his story helps others and he thinks the nfl is ready for an openly gay player. warren sapp says he suffers from memory loss and plans to donate his brain to the concussion legacy program once he dies. he now forgets simple things lik

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to los angeles for rookie cody bellinger.ven't heard of him, you haven't been paying attention. another you home run. that's two home runs in the matchup against the rockies. boosting its national league home run total to 24. it's his sixth multi-homer game this season. instead four wild pitches over two innings from the rocky bullpen. it goes on to win 12 of 6. finally, a big day for everyone's favorite nfl quarterback turned minor league baseball player. another little small step for tim tebow. he has been promoted to the class a advanced. the ex-qb is sure to have the support of gator nation as he returns to the sunshine state to play in port st. lucie. he wasn't with a stint with the columbia firefly. now he moves up to the advanced a-ball. his stat lines aren't quite that impressive, though. only 222 average, three home runs, 63 rbis, and 23 rbis in in 63 games brsh they're going to sell a lot of tickets there. wherever he goes, the crowds are big. >> i have a feeling we're going to see him in the majors at some point. >

an historic game for dodgers rookie cody bellinger.s where bellinger slugged another two home runs in last night's 10-6 win over the mets bringing his career total to 21 and making him the fastest ever to reach that mark, taking just 51 games since his debut on april 25th. pretty incredible there. cubs top prospect eloy jiminez at last night's home run derby. sending a baseball that shatters a cluster of stadium lights on the tower beyond the left field wall. you got to really hit it out there to hit that light tower. that is unreal. you can see it right there. smashes the light bulb. >> the interesting thing is i don't think he even noticed it because you are looking at him, and he just continued to swing. >> just keep going. >> any other day. >> former national security advisor michael flynn is back in the headlines as house democrats press him tore details about some of his undisclosed foreign trips. >>> plus, the big question is sean spicer stepping away from the white house podium? there are reports that he is looking for someone

bellinger, do you believe detaining terrorist suspects outside of the u.s. would be legally helpful? you have already said yes. why is this so important? >> the courts have held that the words all appropriate necessary force do include the authority to detain. so the courts have said that. but it would be more helpful if congress were to specifically say that and particularly with respect to isis. so if we don't, there will be an implication of habeas, there would be a habeas petition filed. is that correct? can't we predictably say that that will happen from a number of these detainees from recent history. >> potentially yes. if they're held somewhere else, it's not clear if they would have the right to habeas. >> to the aumfi put together does make crystal clear that this is within the authorities we have and we could get the combatants off the battlefield and i would hope this would be part of the future aumf. >> thank you so much. >> and thank you, mr. chairman, for holding the hearing. i hope we can use it as a catalyst for this body and take up its con

first some of the guys not related to them, cody bellinger with the homers, there's another one, he has 22 this season. he has gotten to 22 faster than anybody. dodgers up 4-0. now to the seeingers. 7-0. corey seager had hit two in the game, now he has three and fell short of getting four only happened 17 times ever. his third of the night and dodgers win it 12-0. what about the seager up north. >> kyle seager and late drama in the tigers/mariners game. extras, bottom ten, game tied at four. runner at second. kyle seager, let's walk it off. good night, game over. drive home safely and the fashion, 5-4. good to be a seager on tuesday. >> congratulations to that whole family. nothing else happened in sports. just those two games. >> good-bye. >> fake news. >>> all righty then. well, up next in "the pulse," marco rubio is explaining this. an awkward hug we can all relate to. >>> and summer is officially here. spring ended hours ago, by the way. the overnight celebration at stonehenge. fleas, ticks and mosquitoes. got any ideas?ting you? not all products work the same. my owner gives me<