[laughter] [applause] >> susan burton and michelle alexander. [applause] the books are on sale downstairs in the bookstore. [applause] >> y'all show some love to asha. she did a great job moderating. [applause] now listen, the books are on sale downstairs, and in case you need more time they will be on sale for the next several sundays. but we want you to go down now while we have susan and michelle here so that you might get an autographed copy. so thank you all for coming, may god bless you, and don't forget we're here every sunday from 9 -- [laughter] and at 3 1:30. -- 11:30. thank you, good night. it's been a wonderful, wonderful, wonderful time. [applause] [inaudible conversations] >> we're live this weekend from chicago for the 33rd annual printers row lit fest featuring former u.s. congressman trey radel, jeffrey stone on sex and the constitution, heather ann thompson and many more. for a complete schedule, visit booktv.org. on "after words" this weekend, new america president and ceo anne-marie slaughter examines the intersection of tech

robert: coach of the week, robert burton.: it's already buzzing with the testimony of james comey. a plea from a father who says goodbye to his murdered son. and new details about the ambush. what was found inside the car. backhoe in the drive through. doing battle with an a.t.m. we will show you which one comes out on alison: "he is a good guy. i hope you can let it go." that is what the president said to him comey says when they talked about flynn's ties to russia. today, comey issued a seven-page on the record statement before testifying in front of the intelligence committee tomorrow. what does it mean? >> we are hearing from james comey. the highly anticipated testimony we will hear in person tomorrow. he says he had nine conversation from the president and he felt the pressure to drop the investigation to michaelfully. he fult uncomfortable enough to document it. he went to jeff to have direct conversations with the president while the investigation was underway. so here now one excerpt from comey's testimony about a me

he had that sort of, richard burton.uld always do winston because they had that cadence about him, in his speech. mesmeric when was he was in his element, he was absolutely msesmeric. >> you have said this war is not like the last war. but this operation very much is. men will die tomorrow. do not let a single one of them die in vain. godspeed. charlie: have you wanted to play him for a while? brian: yeah. i have. i've always ironically he was the mp of my hometown. dundee in scotland. he changed parties. he was liberal mp. the reason he lost faith with the -- a lot of the population were irish. --brokered the six michael collins, the result was collins;' assassination and the forming of the six counties. so, he was not popular. when i was a kid, my uncle, he used to sai, i remember winston churchill. he was a chancellor. charlie: meaning? brian: he was always for the main chance. a chancer. charlie: very ambitious. brian: this is true. there's film footage of churchill. he comes into the main square of dundee. he's brou

he had that sort of -- richard burton, i mean, burton could always do winston because he had the cadence about him in his speech. when he was in his element he was absolutely mess merck. >> you have said this war is not like the last war, but this operation very much is. men will die tomorrow. do not let a single one of them die in vain. god's speed. >> rose: have you wanted to play him for a while? >> yeah, i have. i've always -- ironically, he was the m.p. of my home down. >> rose: which is. dundee in scotland. he changed parties. he was a liberal m.p. the reason he lost faith with the dundeeians were they were irish. yocollins' assassination and the forming of six counties. so he was not popular. when i was a kid, my uncle jordy said, winston was a chancer, for the main chance. >> rose: very ambitious. very ambitious. and this is true, there is film footage of churchill. he comes into the main scare square of dundee and brought in on an arm chair with poles which looks like a sedan chair. churchill was always ill. he was put down in the center of the square. my uncle shouts out to the

the beautiful words you wrote for sister burton apply to you. you are harriet tubman as well and i have to tell you that. i thank you so much. >> thank you. >> the courage, the love, the passion, and the intellect you have that you bring to such a sensitive issue, that is literally destroying our community, you are blessing. >> yes, she is. >> my question is for both of you. where do yaw -- two very strong ladies. where do you draw your strength and courage from? >> thank you. so i lost a son, and in that space in loss, the love was still there. so that love of my son goes out and that the void is filled. so, i've had 300k ks since i lost kk. 300 of the women have been reunited with their children, with their child. so, it's the love for life, my community, that drives and sustains me. it can't be put out. and it has to flow. [applause] >> it just has to flow. i recognize that's where the passion and the drive. it's unending. >> thank you, susan. michelle? >> well, you know issue think it's important to admit that this working be really depressi

burton.anadian who they let in. >> a colonial friend. >> and burton being a welshman they let in. >> yes. i liked him very much. i didn't know him as well as peter. i have seen that. he is magical. arabia andence of left me to play the part he was going to play in the national theatre, which was henry the second. so i actually got this role because he left to go and make lawrence of arabia. fortunately we made a big success of it and i got the prize that here. and he came back at the end of the season to see me. there were a lateral is a rather lot of posh people in the room. said i want to show you something. down and therem was his bare asked in front of all the people who were terribly shocked. he said this is what those camels due to me. i tell you what i do for my art. of course he had to ride bareback in that. trolley bank that changed his life, that changed his career. christopher: it did. theto me he never got credit he should have gotten. charlie: was there a role that changed your t

burton. christopher: peter o'toole was terrific. charlie: you, canadian who they let in.stopher: my colonial friend, it was awful. charlie: and burton being a welshman they let in. christopher: yes. i liked him very much. i didn't know him as well as peter. peter o'toole was magical. you have seen that. he did "lawrence of arabia" and he left me to play the part he was going to play on the national theater, which was henry the second. fortunately, we all made a big success of it and i got the prize that year. he came back at the end of the season backstage to see me and there was rather a lot of posh people in the room. rather elegant and older and i had to be polite. peter came to me and he said i want to show you something, i want to show you something, and he lifted his pants and took them down and there was his bare ass in front of all these people who were terribly shocked. he said this is what those camels to do me. i tell you what i do for my art. of course, he had to ride bareback in that. charlie: that changed his life, that change his career. christopher: yes it

robert: with the coach of the week, i'm robert burton. nancy: coming up, the d.c.great place to buy a home. would you buy one without seeing it first? the surprising study that shows a lot of people are. the wrong a.t.m. coming up, caught on camera. fail. alison: new at 5:00, earlier we told you about the hit chesapeake bay crab population is taking. now find out what maryland and virginia are planning to do to try to help. announcer: you're watching "abc7 news at 4:00". on your side. michelle: caught on camera, thieves trying not once but three times to steal an a.t.m. in prince george's county. nancy: in the end, though, they could not get away with the cash. michelle: maryland bureau chief brad bell is live for us tonight with the real determined effort here from the criminals. brad? brad: is determined effort but they didn't succeed. this is the a.t.m. they tried to take. looking at the video now. they are up there is the security camera that caught it all. you will see the top of the machine ripped off. the money is down there and it's still there. it's almost

charlie: and burton being a welshman they let in. christopher: yes.christopher: i liked him very much. i didn't know him as well as peter. peter o'toole was magical. you've done him. i've seen that. he is magical. he is extraordinary. he did "lawrence of arabia" and left me to play the part he was going to play in the national theatre, which was henry the second. so i actually got this role because he left to go and make "lawrence of arabia." fortunately, we made a big success of it and i got the prize that year. and he came back at the end of the season to see me. there were rather lot of posh people in the room. rather elegant and older and i wanted to be polite. peter came and said i want to show you something. and he took his trousers down and there was his bare bottom in front of all the people, who were terribly shocked. he said this is what those camels did to me. bloody camels! of course he had to ride bareback in that. charlie: that changed his life, that changed his career. christopher: it did. and to me he never got the credit he should hav

robert in ashburn, robert burton, abc7 sports. alison: one of the stars in this year's nba finals from prince george's county. you probably know that. as john gonzalez shows kevin durant gave the county some love after golden state won the championship. john: there are basketball camps going on this week here at the seat pleasant activity center. this building is known as the home of kevin durant. this is where it all started for the 28-year-old. he has never forgotten that. take a look. these are the nike sneakers he released two years ago. the name k.d.8p.g. that is the embrace with his proud mother moments after the golden state warriors defeated cleveland for a second title in three years. for our local boy, not only his first nba championship but kevin durant was named m.v.p. of the series. he went to oakland last year searching for the title. well, during the playoffs, the team went almost perfect 16-1. from 2,800 miles away a shout out to his hometown. >> everybody in seat pleasant and p.g. county maryland, d.c., virginia,

. >> jeff burton. >> you always have to pay attention to what your car is doing.ou would think at 200 miles per hour you wouldn't feel little things. >> sammy sosa. >> somebody give me a check! momma, we're in! sammy just showed me how to bat! >> jerry, what is going on? >> how you doing, man. >> good to see you. >> good to see you. >> where you from originally? >> mississippi. a country boy. >> i don't think i ever knew that. what part? >> jackson mississippi. i went to school at mississippi valley state university. that is right in the town of itabena, mississippi. a small town. >> mississippi is happening. got elvis, oprah, jerry rice! >> i don't know. i don't know about that. >> mississippi is happening. >> i wouldn't go back and change nothing. i had a chance to go to some big, you like mississippi state. a very, small black school, here i am. >> what age did you start playing football? >> i didn't start until my sophomore year in high school. i'm not going to tell you how that got started. i was basically playing hookie one day. i was around this building, s

. ♪ >> the wilmington pool to work bears their name and pool at the brown burton winchester park officiallyeph r. biden jr. aquatic center and former vice-president was on hand for dedication sayre americany today and even sat their on top of lifeguard stand. >> for old time sake. >> chelsea. >> we will be back up into the0s and no time as we head into this weekend. heat on the rise. humidity on the rise. definitely will be feeling more humid as we head into end of week and weekend and that means things turn more unsettle. we'll have thunderstorms and showers possible all the way [car[clicking of ignition]rt] uh-- wha-- woof! eeh-- woof! wuh-- [silence] [engine roars to life] [dog howls] ♪ dramatic opera music swells from radio ♪ [howling continues] pats coming up next late show with james colbert and the late late show with james jim core bin. you can always find us at cbsphilly.com. thamingz for watching. have a great night and we'll thamingz for watching. have a great night and we'll see you tomorrow captioning sponsored by cbs hi, i'm stephen colbert. there have been some rumors lately

the pool at the brown burton win chester park has officially been renamed the joseph r biden junior aquatic center. wilmington's mayor hosed the event this morning, and biden was therefore the dedication ceremony. >> well, coming up on cbs-3 "eyewitness news" at noon, almost two hours of turbulence passengers describe what it was like being on this airplane, a flight that was so frightening, even the pilot asked for prayers. >> plus, hanging on for dear life. 25 feet off the grounds. a young delaware girl falls from an amusement park ride, we'll hear from the man who helped catch her matt? >> we are looking at wonderful comfortable conditions for the start of the work week, but the heat and humidity return, as we get toward thursday and friday. i'm going to have your seven day forecast coming up. chrit can happen to anyone.s a help is within reach. all you need to do is ask. vanessa: i was a full-blown heroin addict, selling my soul to get high. but i got help, and you can too. james: i just know i didn't want to feel that pain anymore. i got help. you can too. aj: most people think addicts

pool at brown burton winchester park has officially been rename the joseph r biden , junior aquatics center. the former vice-president was there for the dedication ceremony today. >> you always had my back, neighbors always had my back, and god willing i've always had your back. i'll have it as long as i'm around. i love ya, it is a great honor thank you very much. >> biden used to work as a life guard at the pool. >>> well, someone in our area just became an instant millionaire. >> we will tell you where winning ticket was sold. >> but first health scare for one of our own simple pain that sent kate bilo to the hospital and the message that she hopes will save lives. >>> the son, sand, and the city, where you can see these impressive sand sculptures without hiding down the shore when "eyewitness news" continues. >>> perhaps for a pair of sixth are and chance to pick up hardware as well, how dario and joe joe will go head to head knit in sports. >>> medical scare for meteorologist kate bilo. she's recovering from blood clots in her lung after spending weekend in the hospital. >> heal

. >> up next swimming pool >> the wilmington pool to work bears their name and pool at the brown burtoninchester park officially was rename the joseph r. biden jr. aquatic center and former vice-president was on hand for dedication sayre americany today and even sat their on top of lifeguard stand. >> for old time sake. >> chelsea. >> we will be back up into the0s and no time as we head into this weekend. heat on the rise. humidity on the rise. definitely will be feeling more humid as we head into end of week and weekend and that means things turn more unsettle. we'll have thunderstorms and showers possible al it says you apply the blue one ok, letto me. this. here? no. have a little fun together, or a lot. k-y yours and mine. two sensations that work together, so you can play together. pats coming up next late show with james colbert and the late late show with james jim core bin. you can always find us at cbsphilly.com. thamingz for watching. have a great night and we'll thamingz for watching. have a great night and we'll see you tomorrow tation brought to you by my pillow, incorporat

alyssa rosengard / burton snowboardshe was the most genuine, caring individual.ust a very dynamic personality. he connected really well with everyone here, my staff, everyone on the streetsam zentner / ftc he was you know, just a really good guy. always looked forward to seeing him. he was a friend of everyone's a colleague walked into the protrero hill distribution center wednesday morning and opened fire on 3 employees before killing himself. a day before the tragedy, chan shared memories of a recent staycation with his family, and their decision to get a dog. i was so eager to get to work and see him this morning to make sure he was ok. and then the gentleman that took over the route this morning were the ones that told us, that told me. i was like is wayne ok? i was so eager to see him. the gentleman was like i'm so sorry to tell you he's not ok. and i couldn't even hear it at first. i was like, what? excuse me? like, he's fine? he said no he's not fine. he passed.clients who consider themselves friends are now keeping the 56 year old in their prayers, as wel

early's friend, charles burton, framed his exile in religious boldly religious terms. "general early has made a sacrifice of self for the crucifixion of his love." ideology was boldly religious. he remains in exile while some of those who reviled him for his opposition to secession have been duly pardoned. so early was more difficult to cram into the pious mold of lee or jackson. his truly miserable exile was the closest he came to righteous in the public's eye. shrewdly, early set his wanderings to contrast to where his heart truly resided, the shenandoah valley and his ruined country, both of which he labored valiantly to defend. symbolically, the three merged early -- the valley, the confederacy, and to a holy triad that became difficult to disentangle. if one loved the shenandoah and the confederacy, how could one be against jubal early? in praising winchester as a sacred spot, second only to that of his birthplace and his mother's grave, early demonstrated the depth of his commitment to the valley. "i have many recollections connected to the valley of the shenando

you have seen throughout history like one is another version of there's so there are simply other burtons with different different limits the for in the conditions and you have seen first there were other bridges for example of cryptograms is but now you're seeing new technologies and this is the exciting part for example with the theorem there are. other cryptogram that do the same job as because there are other triggers as there are the are also searching the try to emulate in other programming languages for example with the theorem or doing this too i saw it there was a group of this there is another one called waves that also allows you to do your own watching there's another one i think all of them are trying also for people to list or own tokens of this case using their systems let's talk about national coin offerings for a second sony coin offerings are. the ability of entrepreneurs or new companies to raise money by issuing coins on or attached to the a theory i'm blocked chain and you have a wave of these and there's a very serious connection to block chain technology for example

pelosi for a long time we go way back, she is inbred in politics, she protoge of great political guru burton from san francisco, she is tough and smart. she can raise a ton of money, and my sense is that a lot of democrats know, that a lot of republicans would love to keep her there, she is a good target for us, but she is tough, smart, when it quits it will be her own desire. cheryl: she is out defending herself. >> you want he to sin me to sing my praises, i am a master legislature, i am a strategic politically astute leader, usually they go after the most effective leaders, these districts are very hard districts to win. i think i'm worth the trouble. cheryl: is he worth the trouble. >> i would like to keep her there as a republican, democrats have to make their own judgment. what i -- would not be obamacare would not have gotten through without her skill. there is is no sitting there. problem is. number two guy is old as she is, howier, and i'm having a senior moment. cheryl: i have them every day. >> i think however, if she does not get a majority, which i think is unlikely, she will st

weaver on happened for the special ribbon cutting ceremony today in burton's villas habitat for mu mantyo oz manned family and three children. the shom unique because it's previous owners also were habitat for humanity family and they decided to pay it forward by selling it back to the organization after they bought another home. the house is a huge improvement from the tight living quarters they were living in. >> we lived in two apartment and we were in run room and so i'm comforted. one of the older one standing here so old. and she needs more privacy. >> it provides a label ivanka labelive living condition and safe spails's energy efficient space where people can grow and thrive and where children can study and quiet environment safe environment. >> habitat for humanity is largest, worldwide builder for affordable housing. oz manned family to to first qualify to get home and completes a several month-long program and then put in 300 hours of work to renovate the house so they could mee move in. >> that was search a great program. >> paying it forward i always for bet about that when

in washington are two symbols over sorry bill burton is the latest film that they would love to know. they see you don't want to see them still at the sun. rose ceremony you know. we might need. a lot of homes yet they moved money. magnificent. food. to save us from people really nice and friendly and i might the foreigners feel welcome in russia. it was a very enjoyable place to be a very friendly cape told. me go through a. bunch. of people. who are very bad that happened here which of us will think will still. be a crisis in america killing thousands of people every month or so you've got people walking around the twos now to. try to. ramrod america. but it's saved one of the. executive bonuses are what matter not people's health. is a slightly different approach to people's well being they think health care may be part of the package of human rights and of course they're right about that but the culture is richer. than other post the center of. the law i sit at home. you. just. have to. the look i don't know that place like the thing but the quote itself was ok so. what do you inv

and pepl burton, 51. jersey shore, seeing nice temperatures but chilly to start the day. atlantic city at 62. and then dennis township, 57. cape may courthouse, warmer for you at 61 degrees. this is why i am saying get out there and enjoy the start of your day, because we are seeing mostly clear skies, but just to the northwest around berks county and lehigh valley, and montgomery county even, you will see mid and upper level, a sign we have rain moving in, so a wider perspective. let's get a little sciency but not too much because it's early. we have a warm front that will continue to lift and move northea northeastward. by this evening i will time out the potential for the showers hour by hour and we will get to that in just a minute. here it is starting at 7:00 a.m., and notice we are seeing the clouds kind of mimicking what we saw on the radar. as we get this going and move into into action, you see the showers moving across the area, and then i will keep going through monday and i am tracking a threat of thunderstorms by later on monday, the second half of monday, ke

in washington argue some old over sorry bill burton is the latest on that they'd like to know. not only do you have an opiate crisis in america killing thousands of people every month or so you've got people walking around no twos no cheese trying to go and don't go home there are a number in america and i'm. going to drive time hour it's quite shocking but it saves the pharmaceutical companies one of the executives get paid themselves huge bonuses executive bonuses are what matter not people's health get that much and they go there's a slightly different approach to people's well being they think health care is maybe part of the package of human rights and of course they're right about that but their culture is richer than steve. who she's old enough to post this recent drop in. the law. that told me. in a live show so good that you know. you. just. have to leave the last of. the barbecue at the bar. was i don't know that might go for the cell phone with a cell phone so. but he investigate the police officers behavior as well. hell take drugs and weapons and presence here. cal

alyssa rosengard / burton snowboardshe was the most genuine, caring individual.ust a very dynamic personality. he connected really well with everyone here, my staff, everyone on the streetsam zentner / ftc he was you know, just a really good guy. always looked forward to seeing him. he was a friend of everyone's a colleague walked into the protrero hill distribution center wednesday morning and opened fire on 3 employees before killing himself. a day before the tragedy, chan shared memories of a recent staycation with his family, and their decision to get a dog. i was so eager to get to work and see him this morning to make sure he was ok. and then the gentleman that took over the route this morning were the ones that told us, that told me. i was like is wayne ok? i was so eager to see him. the gentleman was like i'm so sorry to tell you he's not ok. and i couldn't even hear it at first. i was like, what? excuse me? like, he's fine? he said no he's not fine. he passed.clients who consider themselves friends are now keeping the 56 year old in their prayers, as wel

senators richard burton and lindsey graham are both indicating in the last 24 hours or so tdoubts as to whether repd replace can actually happen in the senate. the senate trying to put pressure on legislators with a tweet today that said "big meeting today with republican leadership concerning tax cuts and health care, we are all pushing hard, must get it right!" when the president had us laboratory celebratory meeting here, the senate through a great big wet blanket on that announcing shortly thereafter that they wouldn't even take up the house version of that bill. the tax reform processes in many ways depended on the success of a repeal and replace obamacare. the president's tweet storm yesterday, which has raised doubts and many people's minds whether he is hurting his own agenda. the white house thinks the president is helping to dull the mainstream media's narrative. the president tweeted -- though briefing is set for 2:00 p.m. today and sean spicer will be back in the saddle toda today. >> melissa: thank you. >> jon: president trump lashing out at members of his own administra

mark: i'm mark burton. this is bloomberg market.nie: we're 13 minutes into the trading day in the u.s. bloomberg's julie hymen is here with a look at biotech movers. julie: i want to hit one pharmaceutical company that is crowd, one melen of the worst performing stocks. vitron research, was already short on the company. and out with a new short thesis on mallinckrodt. the shares have already been reacting. down by 6%. we'll get you those details as soon as possible as well as any kind of reaction or comment from the company itself. on to asco. that meeting of oncologists which many companies present research. reaction to that research we have inside genomic which presented the results of one of its experimental drugs between kidney cancer. it seems there this is a, quote, small step forward but doesn't move the needle on where to use the drug cocktail. meanwhile the dominant drugs to by t it, divo, made bristol-myers squibb, they presented results to expand the usage to different types of cancer. there were perhaps potentially setba

. >>> while burr burton's prime minister is holding on to power by threat her closest days are throwingarty lost the majority in the parliament as cnn national correspondent richard quest explains the fall out could have been avoided. >> this was an election that didn't need to take place and the result that's being described as nothing short as disastrous, cat troesk for the prime minister theresa may. shortly after losing the election it couldn't be much worse. her majority which had been slim at best has now evaporated and she's got a minority government and will have to rely on the support of a minority party from northern ireland, the dup to form a government. all of this only days before the british to go into the hardest negotiations this country has faced in perhaps a century. negotiations for brexit as they plan to leave the european union. the prime minister's response so far has been to express certain apology and disappointment for those measuring ps she lost in the ministers who were not reelected. but so far there has been no sign of humility or true regret for calling an

a lost masterpiece. ( piano riff ) tim burton's going to make a movie of it. and now, your former f.b.i. director, standing six foot eight, out of the university of chicago, and out of a job, james comey! ( cheers and applause ) of course, it was important testimony. so they had to swear him in. >> please stand. ( laughter ) >> stephen: again, he's like six-eight. let's go back up here. ( laughter ) comey -- comey -- sorry. my eyes are up here. my eyes are up here. ( laughter ) comey opened by talking about why he thinks he lost his job. >> when i was appointed f.b.i. director in 2013, i understood that i served at the pleasure of the president. >> stephen: "and then when i read the russia dossier, and saw what gave the president pleasure, i thought: oh, no." ( laughter ) i'm a dig-dig-dig-dig--- allegedly. so, comey understood trump had the right to fire him, but he didn't buy the official explanation that it was how he treated candidate hillary clinton. >> that didn't make sense to me for a whole bunch of reasons, including the time and all the water that ha

robert burton spoke with mike jones, markelle fultz's coach at dematha who admitted something interesting>> did you think he'd be the number one overall nba draft? >> absolutely not. he is unique. i don't know if i will coach another man as humble as he is and worked as harded a he did to achieve the dreams. i'm just so proud for him and his family. he earned everything himself. erin: the entire d.m.v. is proud. today we introduce you to a madison softball player committed to auburn university. she hit a walkoff in regionals and another walkoff home run to help the team win the state tournament. >> it was a situation that a lot of kids dream about being in. erin: emily has a knack for being clutch. >> i don't remember running the bases. i was just trying to get back to my teammates to celebrate together. larry: in dramatic fashion, she hit a homer to lift the war hawks over osborne park to win the first state softball title since 1989. >> i was happy to win for the team and help them win. but even if i hadn't done that, i knew we'd get it done. >> it was exciting. we knew we were at the p

. >> plug really quickly, i heard that you might reunite with tim burton.llain again. >> i know. it's getting old. geez, i'm not making this costume. >> i warranted to tell you, i thought you and tim together create magic. >> i'm telling you -- you just -- [ applause ] yeah, you just want to be around that guy. you know, you want to be in that -- in his sphere because he's original and unique and an artist. >> oh. >> just like you. >> oh, god love ya. >> michael keaton, always a delight. >> thanks. >> thanks for making time for us and being here. michael keaton. >> thanks. >> "spider-man: homecoming.home" great holiday movie to see. >>> from "power," 50 cent and naturi. >>> oh, back here on "good morning america," i am joined by "dancing with the stars" season 24 winners rashad jennings and emma slater hitting the road with the hot summer nights tour. we are so happy to have you here in times square. from that moment where you win, rashad, you and i have talked a lot. you went from the show to now on tour. why do something like this? why join? >> i'm enjoyi

. >> plug really quickly, i heard that you might reunite with tim burton. a villain again. >> i know. it's getting old. geez, i'm not making this costume. >> i warranted to tell you, i thought you and tim together create magic. >> i'm telling you -- you just -- [ applause ] yeah, you just want to be around that guy. you know, you want to be in that -- in his sphere because he's original and unique and an artist. >> oh. >> just like you. >> oh, god love ya. >> michael keaton, always a delight. >> thanks. >> thanks for making time for us and being here. michael keaton. >> thanks. >> "spider-man: homecoming.home" great holiday movie to see. >>> from "power," 50 cent and naturi. [ applause ] >>> oh, back here on "good morning america," i am >> reporter: getting carried away there, storm tracker 6 live double scan, we're dry, and the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast shows we'll be warm today, but nice, low humidity, high of 81. lots of sun, a shower holding off tonight not as warm, 77. a spotty afternoon thunderstorm. >> we won't ask you to do the same.

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dickey: i focused on bunch when i was doing this research about richard francis burton and going through the dispatches at the british national archives at q which is a great place to , work if any of you are researchers and you haven't been, you should go. it is terribly well organized. looking at 19th century diplomatic correspondence they bringing out the original correspondence. so they bring it out and you can photograph it. you can can take a digital camera and photograph it. i would photograph hundreds of pages, sometimes a thousand pages in a day and i could look at everything on my computer when i was working on the ook. that correspondence, a lot of it has been looked at for about maybe half a dozen books and papers over the years. what hadn't been looked at is bunch's responses with the various ministers here in washington. and that was scattered all over the place. there was in oxford, you can find his correspondent which s, the minister in d.c. and his correspondent -- correspondence with other ministers was with norfolk records office in nesk, england. and then as it happen

the former vice president works at the pool, at brown burton winchester parkas a young man, now the poolim. >> and even after all of these years, he still looks good, up in that lifeguard stand. >> and in case you were wondering what the vp looked like back in the day, here it is, joe wearing the traditional swimsuit lifeguards back in the summer of 62, back then the pool was known as the prince's run swimming pool. >> look at him. >> looks great. >> vintage throw back, love it. swimmer body. >> swimmer body. >> the two of you with the arms cbs this morning is next, remember to join us each weekday morning here on cbs-3 starting 4:30 a.m. have a great day everybody. >> ♪ >> ♪ >> ♪ >> ♪ >> ♪ >> ♪ >> ♪ >> ♪ >> ♪ >> ♪ >> ♪ >> ♪ >> ♪ >> ♪ >> ♪ >> ♪ >> ♪ >> ♪ >> ♪ >> ♪ >> ♪ >> ♪ >> ♪ >> ♪ >> ♪ >> ♪ >>> good morning. it is tuesday, june 27th, 2017. welcome to cbs this morning. the white house says it has evidence the syrian government is planning to use more chemical weapons on its own people. it warned al-assad that he and hid military will pay a heavy price for any gas attack. >> another sen

. >> jason burton constantly deals with the destructive nature of drug addiction which affects nearly 80% of the prison population. >> i'll come in here, and seeing all the addicts and seeing all, how screwed up lives get because of the drugs makes me ashamed to even say that i was a drug dealer. really. i was trying to raise money for my latest movie. >> what does it take to make art? >> i made some bad choices. this was going to be my biggest project ever. this was going to be the movie. the full-length feature, 90 minutes. i wanted to shoot on super 16 instead of digital. film cost a little more money so i had to kind of push it. i pushed the envelope. you know, i got a little wrapped up in the money too, you know. when the money started coming, my original purpose got sidetracked a little bit. i was selling drugs. i had like about 58 eight balls, which is about $6,000, $7,000, maybe. i wasn't used to having large amounts of money, you know, that quick. i couldn't -- i mean, i couldn't stop. and then all of a sudden, my whole life crumbled, and i lost the school i was going to and,

. ♪ [ machinery whirring ] we have a lot of really colorful, nice spring bags from burton right now,cool. lemonis: that looks good. jess: let's go ahead and hang this workout apparel. woman: yeah. jess: i want it to live here. ♪ lemonis: want to take a little quick tour before we open the door? it looks like a totally different business. chris: yeah, it is. lemonis: this is the biggest transformation that i have ever done to any business ever, and i spent about $400,000. i wanted to create the largest streetwear sneaker department in all of chicago. there are over 300 different types of shoes. i brought in an electronics department -- drones and gopros and cameras and the new electric skateboard display. we now have a real swim and a real ladies' department. jess did an amazing job buying bathing suits, women's apparel, streetwear, hoodies, shorts, tanks, t-shirts, in a wide selection. chris: you want to see the basement here? lemonis: this looks cool. chris: it looks [bleep] awesome. lemonis: this looks really cool. chris: sorry. ♪ lemonis: [ chuckling ] so, this room looks awesome.

personal mission today city leaders in wilmington dedicate add pool to the vice-president at brown burton winchester park. biden was a live garr at that very pool after the race riots in wilmington. he was the only white lifeguard there during that time and says that experience shaped who he is and informed his career of public service. >> you've always had my back. the neighborhood has always had my back and god willing i've always had your back. i will always have it as long as i'm around. [ applause ] >> i love ya. it's a great honor. thank you very much and if i was still a lifeguard i'd say, time to get in the pool! >> great thing about that pool. certified as environmentally friendly and aims to reduce carbon gas emissions. >>> let's get over to your fox 29 weather authority now as we take life look down the ocean city. the beaches have been crowd as people try to enjoy the early part of the summer but we're track something hot temperatures in your forecast. >> yeah. let's on over to meteorologist scott williams. >> hey, scott. >> beautiful weather right now. low temperatures. low h

city leaders dedicated this pool to him, this is brown burton winchester park.turns out he was a life guard back in the day at that very cool in wilmington. he was only white life guard there during that time and he said that was very informative and helped shape on he was and formed his career of public service. >> you always had my back neighborhood has always had my back and god willing i've always had your back, i will always have it as long as i'm around. it is a great honor, thank you very much, and if i was still a life guard i would say time to get in the pool. >> another great thing about the pool it is environmentally friendly and aim toss reduce carbon gase mixes. >>> there is a new millionaire in our area, someone bought a winning power ball ticket, thinks up at fifth variety store in the 6,000 block of north fifth street worth a million-dollar if you think you might have it here are the numbers, 10, 22, 32, 36 and 58 , and you didn't hit power ball number which was 10 falling short of the 79 million-dollar jackpot but million-dollar isn't too bad, r