people were all out thinking blaine was going to win.yman basically took all bets, people who thought blaine would win, i will bet $100 to you, $500 to you, and before captain ryman knew what he was doing he had bet his entire wealth on the outcomes of the 1884 presidential election. thankfully for us in nashville grover cleveland won. if not captain ryman would have been penniless and broke and would not have built this grand building a few years later. during ryman's life he envisioned this building as a hall for all types of religious denominations. it could be rendered for anybody so it did not have one particular slant for religion. it was available for everyone, the largest convention hall when it was built south of the ohio river so nashville got a lot of grief and people who came in, this was an incredible indoor place. in 1925 the grand old opry started in another building in the state capital but during that era we had fiddling contests at the ryman auditorium and one of the fiddlers who was later a member of the grand ole opry

and the blaine people were all out thinking that blaine was going to win, and ryman basically took all bets or people that thought that blaine would win. so he'd say i'll bet $100 to you, $500 to you, $1,000 to you. and before captain ryman knew what he was doing, he had bet his entire wealth and his house on the outcome of the 1884 presidential election. thankfully for us in nashville, grover cleveland won, because if not, captain ryman would have been penny beless and broke -- penniless and broke and probably would not have built this grand building a few years later. during ryman's life he envisioned this building as a hall for all types of religious denominations. and it could be rented for anybody. so it did not have one particular slant for religion. it was available for everyone which it was the largest convention hall when it was built south of the ohio river. so nashville got a lot of groups and people that came and had their events here because this was an incredible indoor space. around 1925 the grand ole opry started in another building in downtown nashville near our state

the 2-year-old is blaine graves. his body was completely intact. there's likely no question in my mind that the child was drowned by the alligator. >> the child's body was found by divers today after he was dragged away by a gator in water near the resort where his family was staying. his father fought to wrestle him from the animal's jaws, but was sadly unable to set him free. more now on this tragic development from peter doocy. >> most families who visit disney world want to take their young kids to meet minnie or mickie. but today the family got a visit from a sheriff and a priest who told them that their 2-year-old son had been found in six feet of water, about 10 to 15 feet out in the murky man-made seven seas lagoon. between the grand floridian resort and the magic kingdom. one stop on the monorail between the two. we know that last night according to the latest information that we have, blaine, the 2-year-old, was playing along the water's edge. disney says that they believe a movie night that happens in that general area had just wrapped u

this makes my blaine explode.a parent of a girl scout, you have to estimate how many cookies your scout may sell, and if they come up short, you're stuck with having to pay for those cookies. hence, the cookie debt. bernie sanders talked all about this. this is what he was talking about. and it was dramatized beautifully in that movie "the big shortbread." i apologize for that. okay, well, how are they getting the money? >> we have a delinquency form that the troops can fill out and say, you know that a parent did not pay us. a customer did not pay us. and what we'll do is we'll investigate that debt. >> larry: investigate that debt? i'm not sure what that means, exactly. to find out more about this issue, let's talk with two representatives of the girl scouts of america, joey and crystal. ( cheers and applause ) hold, you guys are girl scout leaders? >> we're associated. >> just independent contractors who ferret out cookie deadbeats and make them pay. >> larry: jesus! what's the bat for? >> hitting (bleep). ( ch

blaine gibson is an american adventurer of sorts that has been looking for the wreckage for more thanr. so this new supposed piece was found in madagascar, but there is still no sign of the underwater wreckage of the boeing 777 that has been missing for more than two years. and it had more than 200 people on board. at the live desk, i'm erika gonzalez. >>> new developments in the stafford sex -- stanford sex ast case. failed you adding i believe you, it's not your fault. a former swimmer brock turner raped an unconscious woman but will only spend six months in jail. turner's high school counselor has wrapithdrawn a letter of support. >>> it is 4:59. concern this morning at a school in fairfax county because a 6-year-old boy was able to wander away. the boy's father called news 4 to tell us he was upset that his son made it a mile before someone called police. the child is a kindergartener at londontown elementary. he said he was in the bathroom when his class went to recess and when he couldn't find them will, he walked out the back door of the school. >> i was like how did he get out

all blaines blocked. no traffic moving through the area.rts of the northbound side having all lanes closed as well. every once in a while you can see a car trickle through. not exactly sure what exit ramp they are getting off on. at the same time, you want to still avoid it. still reports of all of that being blocked off. there will be one point where you won't have access there. of course we'll keep you updated as soon as everything becomes open again. we know for sure, this southbound lanes are all closed. there's also an accident in norristown, main street and stan bridge street. more updates for the blue route when i come back. >>> now your nbc 10 first alert neighborhood weather with meteorologist bill henley. >> a beautiful day ahead. we're starting off in the 60s in philadelphia. still some clouds moving through the area. but they're going to thin out nicely. nice winds are blowing, too. that's bringing in the dry air that's going to make it feel comfortable through the day. 67 degrees at 10:00, into the 70s by lunch time. 80 degrees

. >> he was already there and then got the red, white and blaine. >> good reference. >> waiting for guthmandid anyone scream liberal establishment more than hamilton? a sale of twitter will be collectively orgasming. it will be disgusting. cat you said the nominee should be the most exciting part of the convention. it never works out that way. >> we don't live in an ideal world. i compare everything to an ideal world. >> tom, you pointed out that trump is going first of the republicans are going first. i don't understand why they would want to go first. why would you want to go first? >> they didn't think they would make it trump. >> is that how it works? >> you are the fat checker? are -- the fact checker. >> or you can google it. >> with trump around it serves them well to go to church. as usual take the air out of the room. latino radio host tell hillary the family hates her. there is no way clinton was expecting this. >> i'm glad you are using this time to agree with me. it makes me feel good. >> rob, you were surprised that hillary didn't have a ready response and you weren't surprised

blaine gibson told cnn he found three pieces of probable plane debris in the same location.son says he's also discovered what could be personal effects, including phone cases and a backpack. >>> the cleveland cavaliers are basketball's new world champions. lebron james led the cavs past the defending champs, the golden state warriors, in a decisive game seven sunday night. it's cleveland's first title in any major sport in 52 years. >>> and it wasn't just americans who were keeping track of the finals. chinese fans were clued to their screens as well thanks to a savvy business move from a tech giant. andrew stevens reports. ♪ >> reporter: you could be sitting courtside at the nba finals. but in china, the best seat in the house could be anywhere. basketball fans are watching the finals the only way he can at 9:00 in the morning. on his phone. >> the team i love, i will watch all their games. >> reporter: it makes the morning commute more interesting, not to mention breakfast. the tour stopped short of watching at first. >> i'm afraid to do that. my career is more important,

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. >> see if he can beat out blaine. >> dan apology okay.ew blue and gold tomorrow for the warriors. >> absolutely. thanks very much. >> i'm teal on the in. >> for all of us here, see you at 11:00 on channel 7. >> for all of us here, see you at 11:00 on channel 7. goodbye for now are+++é"[ u announcer: this program contains material that may be disturbing to some audience members. viewer discretion is advised. today 17-time all star pete rose is an american baseball legend, but rose's reputation and career are jeopardized when he comes under investigation in 1989. and illinois governor

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joining us is bill blain in the studios in london. a strategist at mid partners. -- admit partners.ing here shifting of expectations it is the expectations from the fed governors. we are down to one long-range. there is one person listening keeps one hike all the way out. 617 see one hike now between now and december. they trimmed back there 2017 and 2018 pace. this fed is really beginning to sound nervous. it is almost like why kumal. -mole.e whack-a >> the fed is doing the only thing they can do. at the moment, the global economy is such a tangled bowl of spaghetti that you really cannot figure out what is going to happen next. like spaghetti, one should dig into it, it begins to make sense. i love this new expression everyone is starting to use abnormal whenew they talk about bond yields. the effect that the fed is created on the dollar, earlier a guest missing the real effect of pushing back expectations of a rate hike is to push down the dollar. that is great news for the rest of the global economy. you get the emerging-market nations, they start to recover. that boosts growth

. >> blaine bachelor. >> good afternoon good afternoon. >> i get 3 minutes; correct? >> correct. >> thank you for the opportunity to speak today you know me i live in the mission terrace and hundreds of folks that are effected by this sewer failure with the excrement in businesses like to show you a video from december 14th i'm sorry 2015. >> that's 7.4 inches of rainfall that's what it accident i applaud after all you that have been asking questions about the cost and solutions i feel like today is the first die many residents have been heard commissioner moran you mentioned this as difficult situation that is an absolute nightmare we bought our home in san francisco we want a place to raise our family sorry i'm - very emotional and it's been a nightmare 3 months before the flood happened twice and to think we've been trying to raise a single-family in a home we don't know from the rainfall is going to bring poop into our basement has been nothing short oath crisis so i applaud you for kg intelligent questions i'm the only person that made it to the meeting i want to

recant for us professor blaine blanchard's moment about working out this in history.int is you need to deal with the hand you have got. thate coke -- cope is europe brings practical steps for how to you -- move the europe area forward, that means better delivery, even though it will be harder politically. and emphasizing the reality that olivier and i spoke about, called reality check publication. onte andwhat mark c others are saying, that the financial world will take a hit, but is far more resilient than it was precrisis. and you hope that the u.k. becomes a learning point, that if you play games with right-wing populist and ignore economic reality, there is a cost. tom: adam, thank you so much. dr. pozen at the peterson institute in washington. francine: i want to pick up on something that adam said and pose a question. there are two scenarios. one, the european union disintegrates and we will have more referendums. or that this shocks the eu into a better run eu. guest: i do not think it is quite as binary, i think that the eu has a choice. i think there will be

sa ler noe is basically blaining mrs.e and he's going to court to validate it. >> made for tv. >> we already have game of tloens. >> that's true. but it's not over yet. they're going to try to get that judgment as soon as possible, bill. >> thank you very much. anybody want to weigh in on it. >> it's heading to an endgame. it's interesting because i don't know where the burden of proof lies. do the current directors have to say he's not competent? it's very difficult. >> well, they already had one trial and the judge ruled after hearing his video transcript of his testimony that he clearly had his own vision. >> i think what you see in the marketplace is they're selling everything else and they're buying this one. obviously they reached for it today, specifically via. they reached for it and goosed it. you see the intraday chart. they spiked it higher, but i think to mike's point, this is getting to resolution without resolution. i think people think there's hidden value in it and they're going to buy it before they figur

. >> i notice even one of the namts that follows bill blaine who's a brit sort of changed his positionyears i've been reading his proeuropean tirades in his morning notes and last week he thought maybe leaving was the right thing do. >> i think we need to bring back the polls. there was the poll in the uk that gave a four-point league. if we bring up the poll of polls, we'll show you once it's got momentum behind it and it has narrowed the race, it behind it. but very, very close as you can see the implied betting odds showing that just two weeks ago it was johnson's. it's getting very, very close. >> would say having spent a little time over there, even britain seemed far more regulated, i would say, liberal place than americans by comparison. the way it would be by itself. the way it would have a relationship, really interesting to kind of contemplatime templa >> i think ultimately it's very close. the markets are waking up to that, the polls. it's up for about 6% again today and we're over 2.5%. >> you're head back there. >> i am. looking forward to it. >> great storying by the way.

i am eating a crow sandwich because of judge blaine and dan abrams and it tastes very, very bad but ill be charges, dan abrams, so enjoy, enjoy your happy place. >> yeah. >> enjoy it while it last. >> yeah, look, there will be a manslaughter -- i will expect there will be manslaughter or negligent homicide and that's not easy either. there will be a real defense. >> i'm sure we'll have you back. >> we'll see about that, dan abrams. >>> back to michael. >> all right, thank you, george. coming up on our big board, that twitter war escalating between donald trump and hillary clinton and we'll talk about that and why is steph curry struggling in the nba finals. we'll try to figure that out too. see if he can turn it around, plus, the queen's 90th birthday celebration. what do the royals have in store? our insiders are here with all the info in just two minutes. ll the info in just two minutes. er. carrying locally grown produce picked at peak of season freshness. can you guess who? and stocking shelves with all-natural 100% ground beef. but if you really want to know who it could be... tr

we continue to block a right blaine.een shot. delays from the springfield interchange do the wilson street bridge. headed toward the american legion bridge, southbound i270 is moving nicely, just slow near the lane divide. once you get on the beltway, traffic moves smoothly on the stretch until you get into fairfax county. back to you. >> anchor: now a check of your top stories. former fairfax county police officer will learn his fate for fatally shooting an unarmed man. he pled guilty to involuntarily manslater. prosecutors recommended a year long prison sentence, the judge has not said if he'll honor that. officials in dc are working to improve the drainage near the cleveland park metro station, after there was a water fall that poured into the station during tuesday evening storms. mary chase says she'll work with metro, dc water address the problem soon. you can get more news, weather and traffic on good morning washington on news channel 8. ♪ ♪ we got an inner tube >> back here, happy friday, everybody. we got a gre

blaine and cook, and while blaine is speaker of the house, cook vices mortgage. he am the mortgage to his house. there is another level. there is a level where economic changes made arguably without these changes, the north could not have won the civil war, but they met resistance by some of the same people who favored emancipation and civil rights one of these changes, the legal tender act, where the united states goes off the gold standard, starts printing money as the national currency, really for the first time. met the resistance of people who wanted the united states to prosecute the civil war. horace white -- if the present war shall teach the american people the double lesson that they cannot make chattels of human beings and that they cannot make money out of paper, it will be cheap at any price. he is comparing greenbacks and slavery. keep in mind, this is not your average republican. he is the chairman of a committee. he is a radical republican. and he is opposed to this kind of government intervention in the economy. many think it is unconstitutional

. >> blaine bachelor. >> good afternoon good afternoon. >> i get 3 minutes; correct? >> correct. >> thank you for the opportunity to speak today you know me i live in the mission terrace and hundreds of folks that are effected by this sewer failure with the excrement in businesses like to show you a video from december 14th i'm sorry 2015. >> that's 7.4 inches of rainfall that's what it accident i applaud after all you that have been asking questions about the cost and solutions i feel like today is the first die many residents have been heard commissioner moran you mentioned this as difficult situation that is an absolute nightmare we bought our home in san francisco we want a place to raise our family sorry i'm - very emotional and it's been a nightmare 3 months before the flood happened twice and to think we've been trying to raise a single-family in a home we don't know from the rainfall is going to bring poop into our basement has been nothing short oath crisis so i applaud you for kg intelligent questions i'm the only person that made it to the meeting i want to

. >> blaine garrett. >> trump university -- >> a viewer, while we're talking, guys, a viewer writes ina cat named the dude. >> that's good. all right. is it still carl quintanilla? or carl quinn? >> say that again? >> is it still carl quintanilla -- >> no, quin martin production, you've been trying to get me to change my name for two decades. >> strong. carl quin, anchor man. thanks, carl. >> thanks, guys. >>> coming up, this morning's biggest stock movers when we come back. with creative new business incentives, and the lowest taxes in decades, attracting the talent and companies of tomorrow. like in buffalo, where the largest solar gigafactory in the western hemisphere will soon energize the world. and in syracuse, where imagination is in production. let us help grow your company's tomorrow - today - at business.ny.gov prge! a manufacturer. well that's why i dug this out for you. it's your grandpappy's hammer and he would have wanted you to have it. it meant a lot to him... yes, ge makes powerful machines. but i'll be writing the code that will allow those machines to share informati