>> they are ordering booze at, like, 3:00 in the afternoon.r they are about to get wild, or they have been getting wild. >> vodka plays a role in channing and the new amazon series. "comrade detective." >> raise your fists. >> he was, like, you want something to drink? he was, like, i'm not drinking. then he goes, vodka then? he is, like, yes. >> it's a romanian detective show. channing and joseph step over the line in english. >> let me see them. >> one of the best things in this thing is when you are just bottle of vodka. not your vodka because it was in the '80s in romania. >> still ahead -- star bikini watch. gwen, heidi, kate. we're with the celebs making their 40s look like 20s. >>then ryan reynolds looking good at 40. his advice for new dads. >>> and celebs fight back at an illegal beauty scam. >> we're coming for you. >> who is stealing their faces and fans' money? >> oh, really? i'm backing a skin cream? where's the check? >>> closed captioning provided by: >>> there is no dad bod for ryan reynolds who is all sorts of sexy on the cove

. >> all right, oregon is stocking up on weed and booze for the upcoming eclipse.packages of pot and eclipse glasses to check it out. >> as if the pot and the booze wasn't enough. who knew the solar eclipse was such a party. >> whatever enhances the it )s wednesday morning -- we )e halfway through the workweek. a live look outside at san jose.. >>> it is wednesday morning. up and at them at 4:30 right now. maybe not too many people. a look outside. we are starting off your wednesday. we hope that you get some energy just like us right now. good morning. thanks for joining us. i'm sam brock. >> get the blood flowing, maybe a run. i'm laura garcia-cannon. mike is here with a look at the commute. kari, of course, with the forecast. >>> it looks warmer today but not too bad as of yet. we're racing towards the highest heat in the next few days. a look outside at san francisco. the low clouds keeping it nice and cool and we may even have drizzle for a little while looking at today's high

are resorts using bootleg booze to cut costs? a 2015 report from the mexican government found 43% of alcohol consumed in mexico is illegal and possibly a dangerous mix of unregulated chemicals. were they drugged? possibly. some vacationers say what they felt wasn't the same as being drunk. others report expensive ambulance rides and hospital stays that officials wanted them to take for in cash. some of these travelers hit up the stat nothing. its latest travel notice from mexico doesn't say a word about these reports. this is a strange story, one we're keeping an eye on for you. you can read a lot more about this on our website www.wusa9.com. >>> so whether it's mexico, madagascar or madrid, after this long flight you want nothing more than to hop off the plane and instantly be on the beach straight chilling. of course, that ain't happening because you got one more thing to do, kick it in the customs line. so what if i told you about this magic app where you could bypass this chaos? one of our verify viewers susan smith wanted us

done in a bar in the beginning of the evening. >> after a couple drinks. >> wouldn't have given up booze i thought the apology tour was more fun. >> a good time to go out with. thanks so much. >> time is time to check in with "fox and friends" to see what is going on. in clay city, kentucky, the heartland of kathy's country kitchen, a good breakfast with friends. >> reporter: having a great time here, trump got 71% of the votes to become president here. overall in the state donald trump won this area by 30 points. we will get reaction to that and talk about healthcare. theory is huge in terms of senators rand paul, very conservative, did not like the healthcare proposal, mitch mcconnell was in charge of hurting task on that proposal and we have biscuits and gravy, and big-time uk country and a lot of fun people to talk about. we worked on it all morning long, have a good time, "fox and friends" at the top of the hour. we're both stuck in this cube farm and you're about to hit 'send all' on some embarrassing gas. hey, you bought gas-x®! unlike antacids, gas-x ® relieves pressure and bloat

budweiser you cant make this stuff up feet toes ankles touching togetherafter searching the car . more boozehey claimed the empty bottle of whiskey was being saved for recycling.. oh and the rum was in the lap of another passenger the passenger chugging the beer was cited for drinking in a vehicles 409 dollars the driver who passed the field sobority test the reason why i wanted to talk to you was the stop sign then i saw your passenger acutally drinking a beer as he was going throught the intersection so here is the stop sign violation and the registered owner container in the vehicle both tickets combined amount to seven hundred and 76 dollars total . guys where part of the saturation enforcement program there's a bunch of us from san mateo county who working oin pacifica trying to do traffic safety today can respect and understand the reason for when it involves alcohol and vehicles. they were permitted to put the unopened booze in the trunk .. and skedaddle one final note, no yorkees were ticketed in the making his segment in pacifica stanley roberts kron 4 news ((steve)) firefighters fr

you could get booze anywhere. i don't know how the word started. that was the nickname they gave it. this is what was happening with which -- the baptist ministers, the black baptist were [inaudible] with any administration it was. got to stopay you these people from doing -- going drinking all night. we are the church. all the bars sure closed. sayinggot this element this is it. come to church tomorrow. then you have this element saying i'm not ready. i want to have some fun. i wondered what would happen if the city would have allowed bars to be open to 4:00 or 5:00. you to buy as longer license, you can stay open until 4:00. the baptists were strong. you have this dichotomy. law.re told to enforce the you had to be licensed. could mostlyyou sell liquor. prostitutes. you could go in a room or do whatever. then there would be dice tables. then you would gamble. you could do all that stuff. any time somebody took a cut of the money it became illegal. that gave us the right to break into rescue the undercover officer that was inside the place. we saw

seemed innocent enough when walking around but surveillance video shows them snatching bottles of booze stuffing them into purse >> they to knew exactly what they were doing, used -- later for a customer to distract. pulled the bottle up. put it in their purse. held up another bottle. carried on the conversation like nothing ever happened. >> store owner says the liquor store mom and pop business and when thefts like this happen. really hurts the bottom line. >> what's going on in her? do not talk to anyone about your case. >> a bizarre moment in a georgia courtroom. a woman accused of killing her husband and four children made her first court before the hearing started, isabella martinez smiling broadly waiving and at one point needle down before a trans later spoke to her. she told the judge she doesn't want a lauwyer >> a warning about untreatable gonorrhea, according to the world health organization, three cases have been documented in japan, france and spain they say the sexually transmitted disease is widely resistant to older cheaper antibiotics, 78 million people per year contra

. >> sometimes i think this is like the neighborhood bar room minus the booze. you never know what conversation you will hear at any time or who you will meet. >> to survive especially here is a miracle in itself because everything is closed. >> i really think it's the most important thing in her life. it is her heart and soul, and she would not give up that business for anything unless she's forced to. >> good morning. welcome back to mosaic. i am rabbi eric weis. i am honored to be your host. welcome back lexi and jay. >> thank you. >> let's continue and talk about whatever else is happening at the jewish film festival this year. >> as always, we have a big emphasis on films from around the world, a global focus. we actually have 74 films this year. >> 64. >> i am sorry. 64 films this year from 14 countries. >> wow! >> a couple highlights. we have the young carl marks directed by the director of "i am not your negro." this is a film about karl marx's early life when he wrote the communist manifesto. we also have a film called "1945" which takes place in hungar

women coming up and giving me coke and booze.ll you my life's been. >> it gives them a little control over you. they like knowing that, i got him high. i got him loaded. you know what he did? he looked out the window the whole time. >> comedians are a lunar profession, not a solar profession. you'll end up getting irregular sleep, really bad food. it has the same rhythms as combat. a lot boredom and then crushing victories. there's no in between. >> taking marijuana, smoking, makes you unmotivated. that's [ bleep ]. when i was high, i could do everything just as normal, i just realized it wasn't worth the [ bleep ] effort. that's it. >> people say pot smokers are lazy. i disagree. i'm a multitasking pot smokers. i was walking down the street, putting eye drops in my eyes, talking on the cell phone and getting hit by a car. >> all comedians, nine out of ten, seem to be pot heads. there's something about the playfulness of marijuana, the thought process, the giggle aspect that is similar to the comic mind in a way. >> i like to hav

accusations that his client 20-year-old joseph ems of philadelphia was involved in planning for the boozend that he hit an unresponsive and dying piazza. >> he doesn't swing. he doesn't wind up. you'd have to presume that he made contact and then you'd have to presume was it hand open, fist closed, did he do it to jostle him. if we're at that level of speculation the charges should be dismissed against joe ems, jr. >> the fraternity members face involuntary manslaughter, aggravated assault and reckless endangerment charges. piazza stumbled and fell several times including down basement stairs twice and being left for hours with no one calling 911. spirited objections today defense attorneys accusing the prosecutor of cherry picking text messages used in the case. we can also tell you there was a discussion about the difference between peer pressure and actually forcing someone to do something. the defense will continue cross examination tomorrow. in bellefont, dave kinchen fox 29 news. ♪ >>> right now police in moorestown are releasing the name of the man killed during an apparent home in

even if they find the thief, they are afraid they may not get the booze back. jonathan: the fbi finally caught up with the american league bandit. every time they take a picture of him, he had a ball cap on. he's accused of targeting 12 banks in northern virginia and maryland. no word tonight on what charges he will face. a metro boss fired, accused of abusing overtime for stop metro said he was getting overtime money even when he was not working. amid an ongoing investigation into overtime fraud. metro says that other workers are also wonder administrative review. jonathan: a bizarre investigation ensure all's county, a service worker was bitten and trampled by a camel. he suffered serious injuries charles county. >> i did not even know they bite. jonathan: the performances were canceled because of a permit issue. guard will best blocking access to the potomac this weekend in the area of the trump golf course in sterling. they say there is a security issue which could expose the president when he is golfing. the coast guard will announce the closures over a ra

. >> we believe that in this climate people are even split up about everything involving booze as well. >> no i'm not surprised at all. >> we love arguing. >> we do and a poll finds beer she preferred alcoholic beverage four of ten say they drink beer. 30% prefer wine and 20% liquor and 6 in 10 adults drink occasionally and 38% say they don't drink at all. >> i'm reminded of famous benjamin franklin quote contributed to him. beer is proof god lovs us and wants us to be happy that's fake news. he never said that. >> he didn't. >> it was in a letter to one of his friends in france about wine. he said swooip proof lord loves us. >> benjamin franklin drank wine. rose or piano. >> chardonnay. like nice cool chardonnay. >> new jersey govern nor chris christie not laying low after beach gate scanned. >> why would he. >> he was at melts game. he seems to be a met fan. i think he freak wepted when i see him he hates philadelphia fans. he said they're awful. the camera grounding foul ball in stands and there were boos in the crowd. >> souvenir for chris christie are you kidding me how about that

and into the gauntlet where piazza and other pledges chugged booze and the party afterwards. frank fina says that anything consumed during the party was voluntarily. and they could not say how much he drank but the da responded it's irrelevant saying there is not a cutoff and that fateful night was one big event. defense attorneys tell me they don't participate this preliminary hearing ends today and will likely resume in august because all of these defense attorneys have other commitments. >> thank you. >>> three people were shot in philadelphia's german town section overfight season police are trying to figure out if the shootings are connected. first, a 19-year-old woman shot in the foot at midnight along the 5900 block of german town avenue. they were investigating that case and heard gun fire a few blocks away and believe a 15-year-old woman was hit by a bullet leaving a restaurant. and another man was shot and they are in critical condition. so far there are no arrests. >>> a woman was rushed to the hospital in critical condition after being stabbed in the chest in port

he was saying i was boozing too much. angelina is more vague. saying things became difficult. >> we'll get through this time and hopefully be a stronger family for it. >> angelina is seen out almost always with the kids. they go shopping at toy stores and travel abroad. brad is seen solo. most of the time he's spotted t.ing to a studio to skull p he now spends time with his guy friends and focuses on art and music. they're continuing therapy sessions. a source tells us brad sees his children a few times a week. the 53-year-old star is getting ready to start filming a new sci-fi film. we're told he's doing well, he's continuing to adjust to a new normal. >>> and now, let's get to another big headline our newsdesk has been working on. >>> jennifer aniston is returning to tv. ♪ >> it's been 13 years since jen said good-bye to primetime. the new project will reunite jen with reese witherspoon, who once played jen's sister on "friends." >> oh, my god, jill! >> oh, my god, rachel! >> oh, my god, introduce us! >> reese will co-star and executive produc

you know, apparently, more than one club in europe, it's become so popular they've stopped serving boozeople are doing this. >> oh, so if i, what if i serve it to you like this. now do you want it? >> i mean, no. that didn't help. >> keep that around for kendis. >> i don't really understand this. i mean, can chocolate be bad for you? you're ingesting it straight into, presumably you could overdose on it, i mean, you can overdose on an energy drink, right? or energy >> i mean, who knows. it's out there. it's legal, right, but our medical contributor did say when estimate laptss a stimulants are involved, you're elevating your heart rate and blood pressure. because your carpet there's resolve carpet care. with five times more benefits than vacuuming alone... it lifts more dirt, pet hair and removes odours. while softening every fibre because your carpet never stops working, resolve carpet care with five times benefits dobecause you've got ams lot of cheering to do! and get your head back in the game. sinex. the congestion, pressure, pain to clear your head, medicine. it's your glass of wil

it's like, man, $100, a bottle of booze and i get to go get hors d'oeuvres?l with his -- he had a bud light, but it was like the, the -- bottles with like the screw top. >> seth: oh, right. so like a plastic -- >> so it wasn't a bottle or a can. >> seth: okay, gotcha. >> it was like one of those like keep it cold bud lights, but he also had a koozie on it. >> seth: that was like his formal bud light. [ light laughter ] he dressed it up in its koozie. >> yeah, exactly. >> seth: that's formal wear for a beer. >> congrats on "odd mom out," it's a fun show. >> thank you. >> seth: it's such a fun show. >> it's so much fun. >> seth: you play a very rich, sort of -- >> bitch? [ light laughter ] >> seth: sort of bitchy -- yeah. upper east side -- did you research? where did you try to find women from which to pull this character? >> yeah, i checked out the upper east side for sure. i scoped out the soul cycle. [ light laughter ] and the carlyle and -- yeah, i staked out these ladies. i was like, you know, i'm kind of a jane goodall of the upper east side. >> seth: oh

accusations that his client 20-year-old joseph opens of philadelphia was involved in planning for the booze and that he hit unresponsive and dying piazza. >> he doesn't swing. he doesn't wind up. you'd have to presume that he made contact and that you'd have to presume was his hand open, was his fist closed? did he do to jostle him? if we're in that level of speculation, the char charges should be dismissed against him. >> 18 former fraternity members face inn val vol hun man charg charges. he fell down basement stairs twice and being left for hours with no one calling 911. >> defense attorneys are prepared to continue cross examination tomorrow. >> thank you dave. >> turning to the fox 29 weather authority. it was a comfortable day as we take live look at the ben franklin parkway. not bad day to get in a walk or bike to work it is getting sticky out there. the heat will make return in a big way this week. kathy orr. >> here we go again, dawn. talking about another heat wave across the region. today's high temperatures very close to normal. the average high is 87 for this time of year. in p

brad admitted he had been quote, boozing too much. angelina was adamant to point out the family's hoop schooling, hectic lifestyle is and will remain one of the opportunities we are able to give our children. let's embrace bs not normal. of course, the split took a toll, and angelina hid a secret illness. she developed damaged facial nerves. angie did acupuncture, which helped her fully recover. but the single mom of six says her skin became dryer and she has more gray hair laughing saying, i can't dell if it's menopause or just the year i have had. the new interview took place june 16th, four days after angelina movered into her new mansion. boxes were still unpacked, but does she miss brad? angelina confesses there is one thing that makes her miss him. decorating and house stuff saying, quote, that was always brad's thing. she says she has no interest working on another film right now, saying her life doesn't have the space for it. >>> now to justin bieber. he quit his tour, but now we have the pop star speaking out after new rumors

many local breweries came out to offer up their booze. >> it's going great. beautiful day outside.nday, beautiful day outside. >>o far so good. a lot of different brews we've tried so far. >> yeah, it's actually my birthday weekend so, so this is how we're celebrating the fourth. >>> so one last check of weather. let's show the ten day, so you can see the next couple of seeing temperatures in the low 90s. i think monday will probably be the driest day on the board. as we head into tuesday, y'all, we've got a lot going on. i think you said the nationals playing at 11:00 a.m. i think it will be the afternoon where we see that widely scattered thunderstorm action occurring. >> that's our news for tonight. sports final is up next. good night. pro-tip for making ribs: don't go it alone. get these great smoked ribs. thanks. sure. twenty minutes on the grill. and they're done. you think he cares if i smoke ribs for six hours? what? what? summer made easy at amazing prices. only at giant. >>> right now on sports final, a playoff on the potomac. here what brought the champions

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. >>> tomorrow on fox 5 the man's for a huge new restaurant that will let you carry booze around thel? plus the cell phone etiquette for cancelling plans last minute and the morning crew will check out a silent disco at the national harbor. tune in tomorrow morning starting at 4:25 a.m. we'll be right back. . >>> it's a first for a u.s. company, a wisconsin business says it will give its the option of installing microchips in their hands >> caitlin is all about doing this if you guys are listening >> i'm love to have a microchip and days like today >> the chip would be implanted between the thumb and forefinger under the skin it lo allow workers to open doors, log ton computers and use vending machines without their ids or what's >> we'll come up, scan the item, we'll hit pay with credit card, and it's asking to swipe my products tea payment, i'll hold my hand up and it will pay for my product. >> no thank you. the implants by the way is optional cost 300 bucks, the company will pick up the tab for that. the company insists the chips will not have gps tracking systems connected to th

boom, welcome to the booze cruise. in fact, some scientists argue, human agriculture started just to mass produce grains to make beer. the more beer we drink, the more yeast we have to grow. >> unambiguously the most successful organism in the world is yeast. if you think about all of the yeasts we make everywhere for many of the products we make, they won. >> reporter: so where would you even start looking for a new beer-making yeast? >> part of this is science, and part of this feels more like an art that's hard to describe. >> reporter: meet anne madden, the dunn lab's microbe wrangler. to search for unknown yeast, she started by catching a wild bee and a wild wasp. she then transferred every microbe from their bodies to a petri dish. don't fret, animal lovers-- she didn't commit mass bug-icide. >> to make bumble beer, and all of the different bumble beers that we've made since, we've killed two bugs. you've likely killed more bugs on your way to a bar to get beer than we did in the process of making it. >> reporter

budweiser you cant make this stuff up feet toes ankles touching togetherafter searching the car . more boozeund . they claimed the empty bottle of whiskey was being saved for recycling.. oh and the rum was in the lap of another passenger the passenger chugging the beer was cited for drinking in a vehicles 409 dollars the driver who passed the field sobority test the reason why i wanted to talk to you was the stop sign then i saw your passenger acutally drinking a beer as he was going throught the intersection so here is the stop sign violation and the registered owner container in the vehicle both tickets combined amount to seven hundred and 76 dollars total . guys where part of the saturation enforcement program there's a bunch of us from san mateo county who working oin pacifica trying to do traffic safety today can respect and understand the reason for when it involves alcohol and vehicles. they were permitted to put the unopened booze in the trunk .. and one final note, no yorkees were ticketed in the making his segment in pacifica stanley roberts kron 4 news ( james ) and here's a live

fina asked how many drinks he had on his own and during the infamous gauntlet when pledges chugged booze. the detective said he didn't know. >> there is no doubt it is inescapable of tim piazza died as a result of reckless conduct and criminal conduct which caused his life. >> reporter: association day two of this preliminary hearing is over. it will resume tomorrow when it will be over is unclear but once it's done, the judge will decide who goes to trial and on what charges. i'm live in belfont, chad pradelli, channel6 "action news." jim. >> thank you, chad. new jersey governor chris christie's day at the beach did no favors for his approval rating. a new monmouth university poll has the governor's approval holding at 15 percent. 80 percent of new jersey residents disapprove of christie's job in office. 5 percent said we don't know. coming up on "action news" tonight, two local 80-year-old women take to the sky to fulfill a dream and cross off an item on their bucket list. >>> and a young man from northeast philadelphia will get a big honor this week at the espy's. cecily. >> a warmup

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david, who went over text messages alleging ems was involved in co planning the night of excessive boozing and even struck piazza who was responsive. he's charged with reckless endanger. >> do you think more charges could possibly -- >> prosecution has the right to amend the conclusion of the preliminary hearing, you know, we always hope for the best and expect the worst. we're defending as vigorou vigoy and zealously as we can at this point. >> reporter: detective reviewed messages from former >> testing. >> ment. >> testing. >> testing. just don't know what i'm libel for as president. >> in a text from former pledge master daniel casey, casey said "i think we're expletive". >>> you may have heard of netflix and chill. but some moms are using netflix for another purpose. they were sneaking shows for a good reason. >>> you can consider yourself a good tipper when you go to restaurant or bar? a new study might say otherwise. ♪ ♪ >>> septa is putting its foot down. they want people to stop slipping through the cracks and getting free rides. so now more changes when it comes to riding regiona

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if this is your neck of the booze, just know it is still out there. as soon as that clears out of your way i of course will let you know. ramp is re-opening, 95 south to aramingo re-opening tuesday morning, tomorrow morning, it will be closed tonight eight p.m. to 5:00 a.m. this actually has been clops dollars since last september. it sounds like there will be some lane restrictions around the area, as well. then in the world of mass transit, talking about this, no service, talking about this last week, because of track work, it, it, until monday july 17. so trolley route ten, 11, 13, 34, 36, will be diverted to 40th and market. just make sure to check the schedules on line. and then some construction valley forge, closed, through the late fall, so your alternates. >> sister station, "kyw news radio 1060", also today, philadelphia's excepting applications for interim district attorney, that's after seth williams pleads guilty to corruption charges. >>> a pennsylvania congressman want to block president trump's plans for cyber security task force with

. -- booze and protests. -- boos and protests.jon: they did not like the rules of the rules committee had imposed. strip away all of that. this is the anti-trump's action trying to make its voice heard. and they can make their voices heard. if you are thinking, what is the one thing that came out of this convention, today that is that. uneaserlies the deep many people feel about having donald trump as their presidential candidate. katty: but the truth is that they won't nominate donald trump for president. how important is it that a unified behind him this week because if they don't, is that going to ruin the chances of winning? jon: i don't think it ruins his chances because he has always appealed above the heads of the republican party. it is like someone has come in and there has been a hostile takeover. you don't like the old management much. donald trump is not terribly keen on the old management. he is appealing over the heads of these people to the country. i don't think it matters overly that you don't have mitt romney her

it was filled with party toys and snacks including booze filled chocolates. >>> this next story may motivateo your workout this morning. this is north carolina state tweeting out video of one of their players squatting 700 pounds. he's a defensive lineman for the wolf pack. he's lited at 6 feet two, weighs 283 pounds. street gave his coach credit for inspiring him to do that. the world record, though, for a squat much higher than 700 pounds, it's 1200, only imagine lifting that. >> ouch. >> it's a lot of weight. >> ouch o good for him. thanks matt. >>> it is now 5:27. no employee i.d. needed. a company is offering to implant microchips into its employees. >>> a close call is caught on video. a train comes within inches of an overturned car while the driver was still inside. we'll show you the rescue. >>> and take a look at your bank statements. skimmers have been found at several atm's in folcroft. those stories and more when "action news" comes right back. >> ♪ >> break, now on "action news," work on a water main break that's broken leads to the closure of several busy roads for the morning

testimony who went over text messages allegedly ems was involved in co planning the night of excessive booze and struck piazza who was unresponsive. >> do you think more charges could possibly come. >> prosecution has the right to amend the conclusion of the preliminary hearing and, you know, we always hope for the best and expect the worst but we're defensing as vigorously and as zealously as we can at this point. >> reporter: the detective also reviewed messages from former fraternity president and malvern native brendan young who allegedly sent a text to someone saying "i don't know just what i'm libel for as president" casey said, i think we're expletive ". >> of course there were some spirited objections today. defense attorneys saying that the prosecution search thely was cherry picking text messages to read and various thing of that sort but this will continue tomorrow. back to you. >> all right, dave, thank you. >>> now let's get to your fox 29 wet authority. let's hope you gave your ac little bit of a break today but you'll need it over the next few days as we take live look at cape

is that a worthwhile idea, the borrowing or expanding where you can buy your booze?well, they're all worthwhile ideas. what we'll find out -- whether people are smart enough to think their way out of this box. we've seen this movie before. and it tends to go on. it's human nature. people love spending, right? spending is popular, but taxing is very unpopular, so you've got to find a way -- we've balanced budgets before on gambling, but i do think there's a reaction to more gambling this time around. and there's resistance that maybe that's not the right way to go. >> right, but there is a new proposal -- at least, i heard recently -- also of going back to the idea of making more gaming licenses available as a counter to doing the sort of, you know, every bar in your community having slot machines. but, you know, i still think that people can run on the notion that, for 14 years, pennsylvania has not raised its personal income tax. and that seems to be a strong enough message that we can get to the point that we can do broad-based taxes in this state. >> well, the pro

i didn't know whether you'd get booze or brick bats or even rotten tomatoes, still, we got loud applausege. my hope is that some future minds will have been changed, because you can'tjust say that block of volumes never existed. it's there now. it's standing in the way of a retreat back down the road to a lesser standard. giving too, an intensely detailed post—script for his reputation, built on power, political passion and ambition, defined so much by one decision. so a year after the chilcot report was published, some relatives of those who died in the iraq war have been asking why sirjohn has chosen to talk about it again now. our home editor, mark easton, has been gauging reaction to sirjohn‘s intervention. it was the largest protest march in british history, and for many of those who took part, tony blair will always be tony b—liar. chanting: "war criminal". sirjohn chilcot‘s suggestion he was not straight with the public, whatever the official record might say, will be held up as evidence he took britain into an illegal war. kris 0'neill was among the 179 british service personnel

you know what's out there we know that there is booze in space we're going to learn does it matter of. when you go out a lot of space on the show today from the empty space inside scott walker and every wasserman schultz's head to outer space the rocket engines are. good is that a good show and that is her show for you today remember everyone in this world we are told we are loved so i tell you all i love you i am tyrrel and on top of the wall watching those numbers great day everybody. in case you're new to the game this is how. the economy is built around corporations corporations run washington washington media the media the. voters elected the businessman to run this country business equals power you must it's not business as usual it's business like it's never been done before . your watching our team got special report tonight in the spot you installed me but that's. basically everything that you think you know about civil society have broken down. there's always going to be somebody else one step ahead of the game. we should not be the sons of the normalising pilots. we don't n

he is on twitter and the media complaining about this, it's like a drunk who blames his problems on boozeyou guzzled them down anyway. i'm noticing a change in how people address trump. going after his state of mind, it used to be with evil, he's in corrupt and incompetent. now they are saying it's crazy. what's going to happen when the media wakes up and sees that he did some really good things? like when isis is gone, are you still going to call him crazy? will you be mad about his tweets? >> kimberly: you made a good point, you are fine with this, incinerating isis. >> lisa: the media ignored it, he would probably stop doing it too. >> greg: like the drinking problem. >> lisa: you wanted him, this is who he is. honestly, don't hold your breath. >> kimberly: a "washington post" writer just back from syria said president trump's strategy to defeat isis is working. you will hear from him ♪ >> jesse: a "washington post" columnist recently traveled to syria and has some good news for president trump to report. >> as i traveled across syria, meeting with syrian fighters who were trying to ta

every other guy at the bar was partaking in the time-honored tradition of chugging booze and lying tola. he liked the music so much he decided to do the hustle. police say there could have been up to $500 in at jar. investigators tell us the man likely left the state and he could be hiding in a place where no one in their right mind would ever go, like a maxine waters rally. i don't know why maxine waters became yoda. topic number 4. bernie sanders wants everyone to have free college. now he may want them to have free newspaper. a "washington post" subscriber called to cancel his subscription because the paper wasn't showing up. so the "post" versus gate. they said the man with round glasses and after bald. in bernie's defense it's circumstantial and you can't expect a champion of the little guy to afford a newspaper subscription at all three of the houses he owns. but who knows if it's true. check out this video from his recent trip to florida. bartender let me get a white russian. i assure you those fat cats on wall street will pay for my drink. jane was like what? can i just have f