brantley, you could just read, had a long, long history of opiate addiction. and if you're in this business long enough, you know the chances are at some point it will rear its ugly head. so, now he's on your watch, so you got to make sure you're dotting i's and crossing t's, that's for sure. so what we're gonna do today is i'm gonna have you review these conditions now. so what i need you to do is read every one and make sure you understand each condition and then sign at the end. >> narrator: among the conditions of his release, erroll will have to undergo mandatory drug testing, and he's barred from contact with prior victims, which includes his girlfriend, katherine. >> and is long-term planning with your mom at that address? >> no, i want to go back home. i don't live with my mom, i actually live with my girlfriend katherine. >> that's why i'm asking. >> but there was a problem at the jail. they said that she was a victim and they took her off my visiting list after, like, 17 months. >> who's the person? >> katherine eaton. >> was she a victim or not? >>

on is reform is over or do we need to act fast joining me to discuss here in the studio is connor brantley executive director of america's youth pac and from st louis we've got ed martin joining us former missouri state g.o.p. chair and the president of eagle forum thank you so much for talk with me ed i want to go to you first we've got a republican president time for you to step up here i want to touch his tax reform basically which was a lot of people said a press release we got kind of a one pager how are we supposed to do anything comprehensively with that. well look i mean i think when donald trump ran on an america first agenda and on taxes it was the same thing if you if you listen closely and these are policy preferences one is get the tax corporate tax rate down so that american business so that businesses stay where american jobs are all right i'm going to go now to connor i want to get his thoughts on the republican president essentially the one pager we got. on these on these taxes we've heard some more details from capitol hill on this but how are you going to actually bake a

brantley, you could read had a long, long history of opioid addiction.you're in this business long enough, you know the chances are itsome point it will rear ugly head. now he is on your watch, see have to make sure you are dotting i's and crossing t's. >> i'm going to have you review these conditions. a one to make sure you understand each condition and sign at the end. >> among his conditions, you'll act undergo mandatory drug testing and he is barred from contact with prior victims, which includes his girlfriend catherine. >> long-term planning with your mom at that address? >> i want to go back home. i live with my girlfriend. but there was a problem at the jail. she said -- they said she was a victim and took her off by visiting was for like 17 months. >> who was the person? >> katherine eaton. >> was she a victim? >> no. >> what are they saying she was a victim of? >> or glory -- burglary. >> the department of corrections has a policy. when offenders are released, withcan have no contact victims. she called the police on him. she then created the s

michael brantley waits and takes a ball. 1-2.d to the right side in his previous at-bat in the eighth. davis brings it on 1-2. back to davis. can he turn it? well done. double play ends the top of the tenth. only a one-run game but robinson cano unties it. seager to lead it off for the national league in the bottom of the tenth. back after this from your local fox station ♪ [brother] any last words? [boy] karma, danny... ...karma! [vo] progress is seizing the moment. your summer moment awaits you, now that the summer of audi sales event is here. audi will cover your first month's lease payment on select models during the summer of audi sales event.

alisa brantley, a urologist and the best resource to verify this claim.needed to make sure this urban legend applied to both men and women. >> etprty much. kidneys to bladder, bladder and out, different. >> reporter: the doctor said, we need to address how alcohol will affect your body. anything we drink causes hormonal changes because the kidneys work hard to remove excess fluid. electrolytes and toxins, for example, are diluted with extra fluid. as your bladder fills up, you have the urge to go. [ toilet flushing ] this process repeats without change over and over until the bartender serves you something other than water. >> if it's alcohol that messes with the hormonal regulation -- >> reporter: a hormone that prevents you from making a lot of urine. alcohol suppresses that. >> alcohol suppresses antidiuretic hormones. you make a ton of urine when you drink alcohol. >> reporter: alcohol makes the body produce more year-end, but is breaking the seal actually true and doesn't make us go more often? dr. brantley said a true correlation does not exist. >>

brantley gilbert show will go on. if there's any rain in the area, but if there's thunder or lightning, it will be cancelled. but so far folks are hoping that will not be an issue here tonight. some have been here for hours. >> karen came prepared to spend hours on the beach in atlantic city today. be and during tonight's concert. >> it's hot but we have our cooler with waters and we're ready to go. >> reporter: country star brapt lee gill set to take the stage this evening. >> i got here at 8:30. >> reporter: don made sure he was first in line. >> this is going to be a good concert tonight. i figured i'd get down here early and enjoy the sun. it's like being on the beach but i get to watch people. >> it's refreshing. it's not bad. >> reporter: nicole spending lots of time in the ocean today. she was among the 44,000 ticketholders who saw pink rock the sand last night. >> it was very hot. >> we saw 58 people. >> many of those treated by staffers at last night's show were suffering from heat-related ailments. medical c

michael brantley waits and takes a ball. 1-2. side in his previous at-bat in the eighth. davis brings it on 1-2. back to davis. can he turn it? well done. double play ends the top of the tenth. only a one-run game but robinson cano unties it. seager to lead it off for the national league in the bottom of the tenth. back after this from your local fox station >> joe: robinson cano commerce in the top of the tenth inning. right now, the difference in the game. andrew miller, the filthy left-hander from the cleveland indians will try and close it. 2-1 game. first up, corey seager. miller has been a starter, a closer, he's been the game's best set up reliever. he can do it all and has the willingness to do whatever they ask him to do. >> john: he's unbelievable. if i am seager, i'm hoping he throws a 2-0. >> joe: 3-0. it would be a different story if seager were to get on to start the inning as opposed to molina. ender inciarte waits on deck. >> john: miller gets the left-handed version, three in a row. >> among left-handed pitchers,

to fruition of you know if we don't and we know how to hold our breath on that thank you so much brantley executive director of america's youth pac thanks for joining us. but now if negotiations scheduled to begin next month a number of trade issues between canada and the united states are already the subject of debate in business circles on. both sides of the border although all indicators point to a modernization rather than a rewrite of the agreement negotiators are preparing for some tough talk coming up so we've got to bring in our tease alex and i will watch with more on this for us coming from toronto now look. what are some of these issues that may cause friction between the u.s. and canada during these negotiations we talked trade talked resources across the board but what's really come to the surface now you know as we've talked about that this at length are ready you know that there's some improvements to the good to the agreement to include a new tack as well as when it comes to any type of deficit we know that the united states would like to see those be wiped clean but there

tim mcgraw, deerks brantley, and miranda lambert didn't make it either. >>> that music.sn't it getture heart pu pumping? it's back on hbo, and all eyes will be on kit harington. >> he is right on the top of the list of fan favorites. that's for sure, but something explosive is happening this season. some of the key players are going to start joining forces, and kit told carly steele all about it. ♪ >> how exciting was it for you to get to work with some of the cast that you hadn't worked with before? >> that's the i think this i enjoyed most. i got to work with some very, very close friends i never work with, and i loved it. >> one of those friends could be emilia clarke, the mother of dragons herself. the paparazzi in spain snapped these pics. >> fans are excited about seeing the photos of john snow and khale, si. >> that was annoying. drones were flying around, and we all got upset and angry that the people would want to spoil a tv show in that way for people. i'm not even -- i know there is photos out there, but i'm going to confirm anything. it could be a fake. it co

brantley gilbert will take the stage.eporting live, aundrea cline-thomas, nbc 10 news. >> and the beach sure is a popular place to try to beat this heat. time lapse video of the crowds in both ocean city and cape may. >> while it's warming up the beach, it's been hotter in the city. a live look down broad street. >> a lot of people trying to beat the heat. hot today and hotter tomorrow. >> significantly hotter tomorrow. the high was 91. we're predicting 98 for tomorrow. and even higher humidity. we have the first alert out for the entire area. 11 a.m. to 8:00 p.m. is going to be at its worst. temperatures 105 in some places. perhaps a little higher. 89 in philadelphia with some sunshine. gusty winds bringing hotter air into. the region. we're seeing a little more sunshine in most places than we saw a couple hours ago. that's where we have seen the hottest. 103 degrees at meadow glen and meadowtown. that's the cool spot in the state of delaware. . 98 in milford. 103. out on the beach in delaware. not much really there. the

. >> brantley. i was definitely frightened. i didn't know what to expect. sentence less than four years. >> mark is the parole officer, been parole avers for 18 years. >> what was your crime? drugs. of choice? heroin. mr. brantley had a long, long history of opiate addiction and if you're in this business long enough you know the chances are at some point it will rear its ugly head. now he's on your watch so you have to make sure you're dotting is and crossing ts, that's for sure. >> woodruff: "frontline's" "life on parole" airs tonight on most pbs stations. on the newshour online right now: seattle made headlines for its substantial minimum wage hike, now as high as $15 an hour for some. a new study, commissioned by the city itself, has found that the boost has cost jobs for the lowest-wage workers. we asked an economist and an entrepreneur to share their takes, which you can find on our website, www.pbs.org/newshour. and that is the newshour for tonight. i'm judy woodruff. join us online, and again right here tomorrow evening. for all of us at the pbs new

big hop over the head of michael brantley. that allows the tying and lead runs to score. a lead. bases loaded situation in the 9th. they have a win streak and bruce bochy who's had a tough season taking a postgame seat on the iron throne in preparation for tomorrow's game of thrones night. here's a throwback. today the pablo sandoval in boston area came to an end with sandoval's release. he has to sign waivers. report today says the giants will sign sandoval and send him to triple-a sacramento. that move would come with minimum risk for the giants. the red sox would be responsible for the vast majority of sandoval's contract for the rest of the season and then for two more years. >>> the as' sonny gray had another strong effort which only further fuels the trade talk. getaway day at the coliseum for the tampa bay rays who were trying for a sweep. they took a 2-0 lead to the fifth. the as struck for four runs. lead run scored by tampa bay pitcher jacob feria. they padded it. matt joyce cranks the pitch over the right field fence. the as avoid the sweep with the 7-2 win. he

former manager dean vaughn row and two former letter carriers, kendra brantley and alicia norman were convicted after a week-long trial. prosecutors say they sold more than 220 pounds of pot shipped in from california and oregon. they will be sentenced in the fall. >>> the dc fire department's engine 30 covers a huge part of the he it is one of the busiest engine companies nationwide. we went to check that story out and found a better one about the men and women at the helm. here is stephanie ramirez. >> here we go. >> reporter: he is a 25-year- old firefighter racing to put on his gear as they rush to a fire. he is 26, the engine operator, 21, these are the first responders behind the nation's second busiest engine. it is northwest dc's engine 30 which ran nearly 700 calls last year for the young crew. >> somebody new coming onto the department, it is a great opportunity. >> reporter: lieutenant tim mcgann is a second-generation firefighter and one of the veterans leaving the firehouse. >> it keeps me young. >> reporter: but it is not only a job, it is also personal for several of th

swimsuit with glitter and fringes ♪ ♪ and i got a case of the too many benjamins ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> brantleyou're watching monster energy cup series from indianapolis. presented by golden corral. brad keselowski is out front but will run out of fuel in the next few laps if they don't come to pit road. they are strtrying to stretch is long as they can. only possibility is in they have a caution flag. bayne thinks he has enough fuel. he thinks if he has enough fuel he can get to victory lane once again for his second win in monster energy cup series. >> a couple things they are telling him, stay in the 50% rate. can you help me out with that what what that typically means for a driver. crew chief told him i need you to run in the 51s. he has it stay ahead of matt kenseth, who has been one of the fastest cars all day. >> two races in trover bayne's mind. first race is fuel, 43 laps is a long way. we saw cars go longer earlier but they had yellow. this is over 20 seconds. now with 14 to go, down to 11 seconds. matt kenseth. a champion at the cup level. looking for a ride for next year. trying to

over the head of michael brantley, that allow the giants to score with a 5-4 lead. loaded with two out, and then a high fly ball to right. the giants have a 5-4 win in a winning streak. bruce taking a post game feet on the iron thrown in preparation for tomorrow's game of throw night. >> the only thing about sitting in this chair is i know the kings who sit in this chair get killed off. larry wanted me to sit in this chair. >> here is a throwback for you giants fans, today the red sox officially released pablo sandoval. it will presumably happen because of his big contract. report say the giants will sign him and send him to aaa sacramento. that would be a nothing to lose deal. boston still responsible for the rest of his contract with the rest of the season and then two more years. for the a's, a getaway day for the race who were trying or a sweep. they took a 2-0 lead to the fifth. matt joyce with a fly ball to center. smith will make a strong throw to the plate, but jacob beats the throw. making it a 2-2 game. the eighth took the lead courtesy of jacob who bounce

michael brantley, he is, whoa, out. but look at the tag by gomes. he missed panik's foot.afe is the call even though the ball beat him there. we're tied at one. matt moore helps himself. scored hernandez from third. giants up 2-1. in the sixth, a brandon guyer bunt, errant throw by wong and ramirez scores. that turns out to be the game-winning run. game went final 5-3 indians is the final. >>> rays at the a's tonight with less than 10,000 at the coliseum. ray fosse came in first on that list. top of the second, steven souza junior greeting gossett with a laser. his 19th of the year. the race off to a quick lead. top of the fifth, 2-1. evan longoria golfs this one. it's foul, no, it's fair. that's a fair ball. his 14th. take one more look at it there in the ninth right now. the a's are trailing 3-1. while the a's continue their annual selloff, the brewers on the wrong end of this big collision. chad cool heading for home and crashes right into vogt. he was out on the play. vogt was out, as well. woozy would leave the field and is currently being evaluated for neck and knee

anden brantley gilbert take the stage this evening. >> staffers set to be on hand for this evening's show. medical crews treated a total of 58 people mainly for heat-related ailments. fouren went to the hospital. >> may not have been drinking or protecting themselves from the sun is either with sunglasses or sunscreen. >> have to be careful. atlantic care has an air-conditioned medical pen inside the venue. they also have crews stationed throughout the crowd so they can quickly respond to anyone who needs treatment. >>> we are also tracking the threat for severe thunderstorms in parts of the area. some of them could bring damaging winds and heavy downpours. we know that those downpours could hamper the efforts by investigators. >> they are in a flood watch or a flood advisory in that area. they are going to be getting hit by showers and storms during the night tonight. this is the general area of the storm threat from the philadelphia region all the way north. the green area is a flood advisory that does go down through the northern half of bucks county until 7:30. and all this area

the ball takes a big hop over the head of michael brantley.lows the tying and lead runs to score. giants took a 5-4 lead to the 9th. sam dyson loaded the bases with two outs but then he got jose ramirez to hit a flyball to right. hunter pence tracks it and the giants have a 5-4 win and a win streak. bruce bochy making the most of this loss season, taking a postgame seat on the iron throne in preparation for tomorrow's game of thrones night. >> only thing about sitting in this chair, i got to be honest, i know the kings that sit in this chair, they get killed off. [ laughter ] larry wanted me to sit in this chair. >> here's a little item for giants fans to get nostalgic about. pablo sandoval's time in boston was officially over. today he was released by the red sox. sandoval needs to clear waivers. that's a safe assumption given his big contract. giants will sign sandoval and send him to triple-a sacramento. that would be a nothing to lose deal for the giants with boston still responsible for the vast majority of sandoval's contract for the res

swimsuit with glitter and fringes ♪ ♪ and i got a case of the too many benjamins ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> brantleyng monster energy cup series from indianapolis. presented by golden corral. brad keselowski is out front but will run out of fuel in the next few laps if they don't come to pit road. they are strtrying to stretch is long as they can. only possibility is in they have a caution flag. bayne thinks he has enough fuel. he thinks if he has enough fuel he can get to victory lane once again for his second win in monster energy cup series. >> a couple things they are telling him, stay in the 50% rate. can you help me out with that what what that typically means for a driver. crew chief told him i need you to run in the 51s. he has it stay ahead of matt kenseth, who has been one of the fastest cars all day. >> two races in trover bayne's mind. first race is fuel, 43 laps is a long way. we saw cars go longer earlier but they had yellow. this is over 20 seconds. now with 14 to go, down to 11 seconds. matt kenseth. a champion at the cup level. looking for a ride for next year. trying to get back to

ivan brantley, cofounder of retraction watch says of the book science remains the best place to buildknowledge and improve health but as richard harris reminds us in rigor mortis, it is also carried out by humans and other perverse incentives. tapping into these tensions, harris deftly weaves gripping tales of sleuthing with possible ties out to what some call a crisis. read this book if you want to see how biomedical research is reviving itself. from science, medicine and the environment richard harris is a reporter for public radio, he's been reporting from the npr guest for 30 years running with his initial focus on climate change and now currently focusing on biomedical research. these the three time winner of the american association for theadvancement of science journalism award and a cofounder of the dca science writers association. this is his first book. one me in welcoming richard harris . [applause] >> thank you very much candace and thank you for coming out this evening. i do appreciate it and i'll take a few minutes and talk about the book but i'm interested in hearing yo