billy crystal is here.next guest makes the best pizza in the united states. now he wants you to do it too. his first-ever book is called "bianco: pizza, pasta and other food i like." please welcome chris bianco. [ cheers and applause ] >> how are you guys doing? what's happening? nothing but the best. >> jimmy: i was just telling billy i have learned a lot about cooking from chris. and one of the things i learned, and i know this sounds ridiculous, but it's to -- you know, if you have pizza taste the tomatoes. and see what the tomatoes you're going to put on the pizza. almost like you go to the store, you buy a can of tomatoes you don't think about it. >> you've got to consider the source. rumors or tomatoes. >> jimmy: exactly. >> no fake news. real news. >> you're from france, right? east france. >> make a left at the light. >> jimmy: do you recognize this right here? >> no. >> jimmy: that's wheat. right, chris? >> nas wheat. that's it, man. >> jimmy: this is the stuff everyone's so scared of. it's like a

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>> johnny: good. >> billy: fun, right? >> chelsea: hi! >> billy: hey, chels. how are you? >> chelsea: good! good. >> billy: what's going on? >> chelsea: uh, not much. i thought i'd give connor some after-dinner play time, hopefully wind him down a bit. >> billy: yeah? where he is? >> chelsea: downstairs with your little katie in the kids' club. >> billy: yeah, johnny insisted on having a little pool time. right? you remember connor's mom. say hi. >> johnny: i know how to swim in the deep end! >> chelsea: you do! [ laughs ] well, congratulations. >> billy: champion! yeah! >> charlie: mom? i'm sorry for being mean to you. >> lily: it's okay. i know you're upset with your father. >> charlie: aren't you?

graham and billy graham on tv, billy graham doing a revival how about billy graham hanging out with richard nixon? talk about that relationship and the beginning of a politicization of evangelicalism. >> dilly graham likes powerful people. he always did and they were extremely helpful to him and the power probe politicians because they would make estate revivals much easier to accomplish and they would be with him and they would get this shining glow of grammar around them and he was seen as even more pork than he was by having senate leaders. democrats and republicans alike for a long time that he became very attached to richard nixon long before nixon ran for president and so that kind of was his downfall because he became too close and he changed his views to nixon's abuse really and he started to defend the nixon administration so when the vietnam war came to its terrible climax he was among the people to be blamed for it and later for watergate which he did not denounce early enough. >> as i read your book i thought of billy graham as a foreshadowing novelistic, a foreshadowing

>> johnny: good. >> billy: fun, right? >> chelsea: hi! >> billy: hey, chels. how are you?elsea: good! good. >> billy: what's going on? >> chelsea: uh, not much. i thought i'd give connor some after-dinner play time, hopefully wind him down a bit. >> billy: yeah? where he is? >> chelsea: downstairs with your little katie in the kids' club. >> billy: yeah, johnny insisted on having a little pool time. right? you remember connor's mom. say hi. >> johnny: i know how to swim in the deep end! >> chelsea: you do! [ laughs ] well, congratulations. >> billy: champion! yeah! >> charlie: mom? i'm sorry for being mean to you. >> lily: it's okay. i know you're upset with your father. >> charlie: aren't you?

>> billy: want? no. have to? yes. >> phyllis: boo. >> billy: but unfortunately, it's gonna be awhile. got a whole list of distributors that i got to try and schmooze. i got phone calls, video chats. i got to find a way to put a spin on cane's not so subtle reason for leaving the company, and i got to figure out how to get these sales numbers up. >> phyllis: okay, well, that's what you're good at. >> billy: and i got to try and get in front of it before cane does something to damage the company. >> phyllis: do you really think he would try to do that? >> billy: you heard the whiner.

>> billy: want? no. have to? >> billy: but unfortunately, it's gonna be awhile. got a whole list of distributors that i got to try and schmooze. i got phone calls, video chats. i got to find a way to put a spin on cane's not so subtle reason for leaving the company, and i got to figure out how to get these sales numbers up. >> phyllis: okay, well, that's what you're good at. >> billy: and i got to try and get in front of it before cane does something to damage the company. >> phyllis: do you really think he would try to do that? >> billy: you heard the whiner.

and, uh...i decided to settle the lawsuit with juliet. >> billy: wow.that was a 180. >> victoria: well, it was the right decision. it was the only decision. >> billy: so, was it being blindsided by the videotape that clearly showed juliet spending

>> i have no idea. >> the night weighs heavily on billy groves as well.p in the intensive detention unit. >> this is the woman i love. this is me and her. that's me and brandy together. this is on our first visit. >> earlier in the day, groves' girlfriend, brandy, was caught attempting to smuggle tobacco and cell phones into the prison during her visit with him. >> bring him over this way. >> the following day, groves is questioned by internal affairs. >> i'm going to ask you straight up, you want to give me any statement on this or anything like that? >> no. >> no statement at all? >> no statement at all. >> now, she went home friday. i didn't send her to jail. i'm going to get a warrant for her arrest for misdemeanor trafficking. it's all on you right now. you're going to get a class a report for trafficking. do you understand that? >> yes. >> she'll never be allowed to visit at any prison ever again. all right. anything else you want to say? >> no. >> all right. go ahead and take him back to idu then. >> but alone in his cell, groves did have something

. >> let's gripping in billy win to break down some of these changes.entlemen thanks for joining us tonight. >> pleasure. thank you. >> let me first start with you billy and let me ask you from what we've heard so far you know what's your immediate take away from some of the changes this proposed change earlier today. >> i think the important thing to know is that there really aren't that many dramatic changes that have been made to the underlying bill that was so controversial to begin with. the biggest change is probably the inclusion or at least the tentative inclusion of the so-called cruz amendment which would allow health plans to sell products to consumers that do not include the protections that the affordable care act established such as essential health benefits and protections for people with preexisting conditions so i think that's going to raise a lot of concerns certainly among democrats and moderate republicans are going to have serious questions about that change. >> i want to be clear what the advantage to something like that. is it jus

none more outspoken and zealous than billy mitchell. >> billy mitchell believed that air power could be decisive in warfare and that the next war would be won by air power. >> mitchell's visionary idea that the united states should have a separate air force made him some enemies, but it also made him friends. many of them, world war i pilots like captain robert oles. >> this is my dad. >> his son can still remember hearing the fly boys spin their yarns. >> i used to sit at the top of the stairs as a little boy and listen to my dad and his contemporaries. it was back during the depression years, so the entertainment was whatever they did right there on base. i'd hear their tales of flying. >> robin oles was born in 1922 and he'd follow his father into the skies, becoming a legendary ace and military leader. >> dad took me up on my birthday when i was about 8. it was a biplane, open cockpit. it's still a thrill to think about it. it's quite different from flying a jet. sitting there with the breeze in your face, wonderful. >> mitchell knew that overcoming the military's prejudice again

the film made by these guys, alfred spellman and billy corbin.caine sort of saved the city? >>alfred: we'd say so. am i going to get in trouble for it? yes. >> billy: by 1981, you had a murder rate. 25% of those bodies had automatic weapons bullets. >> anthony: right. >> anthony: we talk about the uncomfortable reality of where a lot of modern miami came from over something you just have to hit hard when in miami in season. stone crabs. ♪ >> alfred: federal reserve branch in miami had a $5 billion cash surplus. mostly 50s and 100 dollar bills all of which had trace elements of cocaine on them. >> billy: and the guys who were in cocaine trafficking in the 70s and 80s got out and are now big medicare fraudsters. >> alfred: we're whispering because they're probably here. >> anthony: so where's the money now? how's business in general in miami and where is that business coming from? >> billy: oh remarkably, the rebound from the great recession, the people thought it would take almost a decade for all the condo inventory to get absorbed and it seemed

larry: a scene repeated dozens the air to rescue injured hikers on a billy goat trail. it's a problem joing in the last few -- growing in the last few weeks. josh knight reports a lot of the incidents may be preventable. josh: we are fortunate in our area you don't have to get too far out of town to be in wild ernest and have trails like this. trails like the billy goat trails and others are more challenging than people expect them to be. it's like we are in tu urban of -- too urban of an area to find a trail with rocks that is so steep. but officials say the most important thing to do is be prepared. >> the key to preventing injuries on the billy goat trail knowing it's a rugged trail and coming prepared for it. don't wear sandals or flip flops. you ought to wear ankle size hiking boots. >> coming up at 6:00, i want to show you more of the billy goat trail and take you to the water where a lo are performed. i want to introduce you to a 7-year-old boy who says still, get out to check out nature. all of that cooing up in a bit. i'm meet -- that is coming up in a bit. jos

hikers strand on billy goat trail is becoming a familiar story. michelle: 18 rescues in ten days. jonathan: josh knighted with rescue -- josh knight with rescue crews and what they want you to hear. josh: there are many trails in miles of d.c. but getting on some of them takes extra prep work. >> don't estimate mother nature. >> the owner of the casual adventure who hiked the billy goat trail numerous times. >> i'm surprised how many flip-flops you see it's great for the toe path but on the rocks you want to have good grip underneath you. >> 7-year-old alex and his mother hiked the trail today and they were ready. >> it's kind of dangerous. you might slip and fall in the water. josh: it might not be the first thing you think of but rescues on the billy goat trail happen from the water. >> it's easier to extricate them from a both than to carry them down the difficult climb of the trail. josh: we got to go along with the teams that practice swift water rescue. in the last two weeks alone 20 mikers needed emergency help with everything from dehydration to broken ankles. that means a

but he got to meet billie jean king.lie if she does in fact trust the process. [ inaudible ] she does, another legend on board. by the way, joel's played a little. i'm john clark. we're right back. you're not taking these. hey, hey, hey! you're not taking those. whoa, whoa! you're not taking that. come with me. you're not taking that. you're not taking that. you're not taking that. mom, i'm taking the subaru. don't be late. even when we're not there to keep them safe, our subaru outback will be. (vo) love. it's what makes a subaru, a subaru. >>> you didn't want the 90s? you got rain instead. we have a few storms tomorrow. thursday, friday, friday night. that's when we could get enough for flooding and severe thunderstorms and then we have a nice start on sunday. >> for glenn and all of us, thanks for watching and have a great night. ♪ >> steve: from studio 6b in rockefeller center in the heart of new york city, it's "the tonight show starring jimmy fallon." tonight, join jimmy and his guests -- jessica biel, matt bomer,

billy hurley is out here playing. he honors veterans. tiger woods honors veterans. think any time you get a chance to recognize service on the 4th of july weekend, this tournament is all about that. i recognize everyone's support for vets and it's great to be here in that contact. >> to show support for our troops fighting abroad and stationed in jacksonville, north carolina. >> i think that they are loved and i hope that enagcoures them to stay the course. >> the all-star game in miami in a few weeks includes bryce harper. he's happy and also max scherzer has been lights out. infielders danny murphy and ryan zimmerman all going to the all-star game inmiami. anthony rendon could make it six as far as the online ballot. >>> nationals looking to salvage one at st. louis and bryce harper showing why he's an all-star, blasts a homer early on and hits another homer. nats win 7 -2, back home tomorrow versus the metropolitans at nats park. fireworks tomorrow night as well! >> frank, how about those announcers saying there was a 0% chance of rain? >> did you see the one gol

farms, not the best week for this guy, defending billy hurley, iii. he birdies on his final hole to finish at 9-over. that hurts a little bit. rickie fowler started the day seven shots off the lead but in his signature orange making a nice comeback. birdie putt on the 9th hole to make it 3-under hole and finishes at minus-5. the real drama is on the back 9. remember charles, iii? he misses the putt. so we go to a playoff between charles howell, iii and kyle stanley in green. they play the 18th in a playoff and stanley would make this par putt and he wins the quicken loans national. he makes $1.3 million for this week's work, not too bad. i had a chance to catch up afterwards with the champion and asked him about his first tour win in five years. >> it's last win. i'm thrilled.

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he says that billy is three months old today and doing great. thanks for all your love and support and remind your congress people that every kid deserves the care billy got. he revealed that billy was born with congenital heart disease in may. you can watch his show every weeknight at 11:35 on "abc7 news." >>> americans eat about 3 billion pizzas every year. there are the mom and pop pizzarias. tonight, jonathan bloom goes inside one joint that's trying to offer the best of both worlds and using robots to do it. >> reporter: been the sliced onions and cheese, the first ingredient for a great pizza is an obsessive chef. pizza runs in your veins? >> 100%. i've got marinara pumping through my heart. >> reporter: so it took him some convincing to get inside this kitchen. >> it's been quite a ride. never thought i would be making pizzas with robots. >> reporter: it's more like a factory. >> you have robots and humans working together to make thousands of pizzas every day. >> reporter: zoom plans to serve all of silicon valley from this location. >>

and me went to the store rather than billy and i win to the store. could do a whole talk on that but we have sense that people mess up their grammar, and so you can listen to black people using construction that are considered bad grammar in the same way as very similar and often the same construction are seen as bad grammar when white people use them. you don't have to be ary assist. something i've heard white people say i would be a racist if itself didn't think this bad grammar. understand black people have been condemned to bad grammar because of slavery and jim crow. you may disagree but that's not a bigot, so racism alone doesn't help us here. i'm not saying it's not part of it. certainly racism plays a part. but is its the only part and more to the point, can the racism be changed? it's not the only part. and by it's not the only part i don't mean aid 85%. it's not the only part. another aspect of it is that linguists will say black english is okay because it's systemic. that means you look at the thing that are commit black english and they a

he says that billy is three months old today and doing great.ss people that every kid deserves the care billy got. he revealed that billy was born with congenital heart disease in may. you can watch his show every weeknight at 11:35 on "abc7 news." >>> americans eat about 3 billion pizzas every year. there are the mom and pop pizzarias. tonight, jonathan bloom goes inside one joint that's trying to offer the best of both worlds and using robots to do it. >> reporter: been the sliced onions and cheese, the first ingredient for a great pizza is an obsessive chef. pizza runs in your veins? >> 100%. i've got marinara pumping through my heart. >> reporter: so it took him some convincing to get inside this kitchen. >> it's been quite a ride. never thought i would be making pizzas with robots. >> reporter: it's more like a factory. >> you have robots and humans working together to make thousands of pizzas every day. >> reporter: zoom plans to serve all of silicon valley from this location. >> i pay much less in rent. something like five times less. and

billy graham, does that name ring a bell? billy graham, as you see here, friend of eisenhower. he will help bring the influence of the church behind the eisenhower campaign in 1952. billy graham is a friend of texas oil, especially wildcatters. especially people like sid richardson, who got his start in the east texas fields. his movie company is going to create this movie called "oiltown usa." it shows oil's dark side, but it also shows how this one oilman, called lance manning, is able to, by accepting christianity, redeem oil, redeem its money, and use its money to support christian causes. again, kind of a reversal of what we are going to encounter in "giant." the point being, it is not just a political effort, but an industry formed around the ethics of wildcat christianity, that is going to have a real important influence in the years to come. all right. any questions? let's pause now. and as we have made our way into the 1950's, i want to give you a snapshot of two important initiatives that take root in the 1950's. we can talk about religion and culture. we can talk abo

billy graham.known we van yellist reminded the group as they took inspiration he in turn needed their strength. billy graham asked everyone to pray that god would give the president strength and wisdom at this hour. on june 14th the middle east was the focal point of white house deliberations. a soviet resolution had been ejected by the united nations security council. the delegation due to arrive would be head bid noneless than the soviet premier president johnson made a short happen to greet prime minister. he had made a red carpet visit. he would be for a quiet weekend after camp david. with the informal atmosphere a backdrop for unhurried discussion they covered middle ooe east problems. would there be a meeting between the big two? if president made it clear he would be happy he showed while australia has over the years dominated the court. on the following day at the state department the president offered his formula for lasting peace mt. middle east. >> the middle east is rich in history, ri

a sale less books instead if you were they say billy and me instead of billy and i that we have the sense they mess up their grammar so you could listen to black people with those construction's considered bad grammar very similar as bad grammar with the way people. you don't have to be a racist but i would be if i did not accept that but i am understand like through slavery and jim crow but i tried to teach them out of it don't pretend that it is okay. so racism alone i am not saying it is not a part of it because it does play a part but is it the only part and can the racism be changed? i don't mean 85 percent. another aspect is that a link west will say black english is okay because it is systematic if you look at things different they actually follow rules as your own language so that means it is a legitimate form of speech. i am sorry to say this to those who came before me and i know you're watching but that argument does not convince the public. the verb to be is nonstandard english a black person would never say i your sister use the verb with some members but not others so only i

billy hurley the third. he make a move? he made a move but in the wrong direction and he is not happy with that t shot so tight for 60. it is a day for rickie fowler missing the party at the 18 and i cannot believe you did not drop t 90 minute delay in the mid afternoon and they are back trying to finish up the third round. >> it is a very fine line between being off by maybe a couple yards and it makes you look like you don't know what you are doing. it is a really good test. it is a fine line and it is fun. >> last year billy hurley was a great one winning the pga tour not too far from his hometown looking to strike magic again this week as the defending champion. right now tied for 60th place hurley took time to sign autographs. but you know it has to be frustrating for him . >> just how many people remembered that i took last year? i hardly remember that last year at this point. so that has been the most fun to hear people still remembering that. >> the tournament has a tight bond with military. at the 16th hole service

. >> then, billy ray cyrus opens up about his country life with daughter miley. >> we rode four-wheelers, went round in a truck. >> is he bringing his infamous mullet back? >> could come in handy. >> plus, "extra" exclusive. depesh mode looks back at 30 years of turning out hits. >> we do things our way. there's nothing else that sounds like dupesh mode. >> that's coming up. >>> welcome back to "extra." all right, if you're a betting woman, who do you like in a race, michael phelps or a great white shark? >> i hate to say it, but i think i have to put my money on the shark. >> if you put me in the water with a great white shark, i think i would beat the shark. this battle of the underwatertightens is kicking off. discovery channel's annual shark week. the most decorated olympian of all time has raced the fastest swimmers in the world, except for one. >> am i faster than a shark? watch with me to find out. >> phelps versus shark kicking off discovery week. >> i always wanted to do it. something on my bucket list forever. especially a white. >> who won? >> that's the million dollar questio

. >>> couple of tennessee champions are in town, jim donovan had the pleasure of introducing billy jeang and andy roddic at st. joseph university. they answered questions about the careers and everybody got a sneak peak battle of the sexes based on tennessee match between billy jean king and bobby rigs. >> after several days of dealing with severe weather at times, heading towards next weekend looking much calmer, we'll see plenty of sunshine. due points will be in check along with humidity, it will feel comfortable. you can look for sunshine and seasonal temperature, highs will be in the mid and upper from the time i was pregnant with him, had so much life and energy in him. he wanted out, and he wanted to conquer the world. right now, quinton's goal is to be a doctor. it's not easy being a single parent with three kids and having to provide for them. but my son will be an amazing doctor, and he'll help people that are less fortunate. no matter where you are in your college journey, sallie mae can help you find the money you need. >>> it's the late show with steven colbert followed by

on the billy goat trail, scott broom, wusa9. >> gorgeous there, you can see why people that area.is forbidden there. park police patrol the area on horseback. >>> some americans celebrating independence day across the pond by visiting the restored london home of founding father benjamin franklin. it's from there, that franklin lobbied the british government to give more rights to americans who were paying taxes. >> this is really the eve of the american revolution. this is where he's fighting for the taxation with representation. very politically important years. >> they don't know at all. that's why i teach civics in orlando. 7th graders, we mandated it in our state, because americans don't know anything about american history. >> and we should. franklin lived in the home for 16 years before returning to america in 1775. the next year he signed the declaration of independence. visitors can tour the franklin house year round. but on this 4th of july, the tours were all sold out. >> he >> yes, he was. and back here, everybody's thinking about independence day, and fireworks and the

>>> what is taylor swift's little brother doing with billy ray cyrus?eration provided by -- >>> taylor's baby brother austin has his eyes set on acting and tuesday night he guest stars on "still the king." >> it stars billy ray cyrus as a a washed up elvis impersonator and he tries to get a gig in austin's show. >> i'll book you a slot as soon as one opens up, which basically never happens. >> that's not going to work for me. i promised my band we're playing here tonight. >> you promised? what am i thinking? what am i thinking? damn. you know what i'm thinking? that's a bummer. you'll wai >> "the insider" tracking the biggest stories making news today. >> i am happy to confirm ryan seacrest is returning to "american idol". >> number one, it's finally official. what ryan's return means for the future of "a.i." and who will be the next star to sign on? >> a lot of judges were holding out until ryan made his deal. >> o.j. simpson will be released from prison. >> my vote is to grant your parole effective. >> thank you. >> what is his next move? >> number th

. - [scott] if that isn't enough, matt has also gotten to interview movie star billy crystal, and former president, george w. bush. - of course their former, or current, jobs weren't necessarily about baseball, but george bush used to own the texas rangers, billy crystal was a huge yankee fan, and so both of which were great conversations to have. - [scott] along with his blog and video blog, matt wrote a book titled amazing aaron to zero zippers, about the as to zs of baseball history. - and basically it's an alphabet book, so it's 26 chapters, i mean basically they're letters, of just any aspect of baseball history, whether it be a player, a team, a moment, a stadium, an era. - [scott] with the help of summer games books, matt plans to donate all of the proceeds to charities having to do with baseball. - those four charities are the jackie robinson foundation, the lou gehrig foundation for als patients, the hall of fames charity, and then derek jeter's turn 2 foundation. - [scott] although he might be a yankee fan at heart, matt is really just a fan of baseball. (audience cheers) - cle

you asked what i do to keep it going, mentioned billy danielles, it's a blessing, i'm blessed. lost was real deep octave. ♪ real down ♪ real down. but i can go high as i can. >> still doing it 50 years later. >> i've been wanting to get on the program. >> glad you came in. you got more career than i got time. it's been 50 years of charley pride making hits and he's still doing it five decades later. congratulations. an honor to have you on. >> the time's up? >> that's how fast it goes. like 50 years goes by real fast. >> not that fast. >> on that note, i'm out of here. that's our show tonight. thanks for watching and as always keep the faith. ♪ >> announcer: for more information on today's show visit tavis smiley at pbs.org. >>> hi i'm tavis smiley join me next time we will take a deep dive at what's grabbing the country's attention in the next week. that's next time, we'll see you then. ♪ >> announcer: and by contribu contributions to your pbs station from viewers like you, thank you. ♪ - today on america's test kitchen, becky prepares peri peri grilled chicken, adam reviews t

. >>> there were two tennis town k peak at a big new sports movie , our introduced billy jean king andndy roddick at st. arena king and roddick answered questions about their spectacular tennis careers and they got a preview of the movie bolof on that 1973 tennis match between billy jean king and what did you think. >> great evening. they were supporting project mad s charity group does an a nation job heat one of our viewers helen brown. she's watching right now. bu money. very good. interesting because i don't play tennis, i h eye/hand coordination issues but still >> awesome.sted in the topic. >> good night for all. >> thanks, patrick, appreciate it. the royal family. >> yes, we will tell you the position they are looking to ent searching for recruits in a live report from wall street. e. >> i would be a very good butler. >> reporter: allentown's mayor will be indicted as part of the federal corruption probe i'm trang do and we will tell you whether he we will learn more about the charges he will face. >>> an update to the shark tail, why this record catch won't be going in the hist

. >>> he has spent the past few weeks behind bars but tonight billy penn is a free man. how long it took workers to give him a makeover. >>> and it's a growing kind of icky problem at philadelphia city hall. what's running around the halls that's got some >> testing. >> ment. >> testing. >> testing. >> a person of interest picked up in northeast philadelphia. he is being held by police waiting for bucks county authorities to pick him up and question him in connect with the case of those four missing men in bucks county. cosmo dinardo's attorney says his -- said he confessed to those murders today. man' home security camera rolling as an suv demolishes a park car right in front of his home. luckily the driver of that suv was not badly hurt but the impact of that crash is still being felt. our bruce gordon has the story from havertown, delaware county. >> reporter: randy had just finish talking to contractor out front of his home on west chester pike wednesday morning. just two minutes later with randy now inside, the driver of a dark colored suv demolished his hold today

. >> right after the break, more rescues on the billy goat trail.hat happened today, and why the montgomery county path can be so dangerous. up n >>> an epidemic of hurt, and stranded hikers continues today on the billy goat trail. rescuers using everything from jet boats to the park police helicopter, eagle 1. it's been involved in at least 18 calls for help in the past 10 days. today, a woman with a broken ankle, and a a man who was suffering from heat exhaustion were brought out. according to montgomery county rescuer david devoir. >> folks tend to underestimate how strenuous it is. when you combine that with washington, d.c. humidity, it just makes for, you know, a very difficult trip for a lot of folks. >> hikers who used the most extreme section of the australia near great falls are urged to carry plenty of water, and keep a charged cell phone. alcohol and swimming are illegal, because the area averages 2 to 3 drownings per >>ar. county bureau. a homicide investigation on this 4th of july. let's zero in on the location. we're talking about the

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