, how i found the butler. she wanted to know about the butler's life, and told me why the story meant so much to her, which i think is nice to mention. hollywood movies about the civil rights movement, of course they have been scant, very few and far between. in the history of hollywood, there are movies -- slave movies, and then movies modern movies. it's almost as if the '40s and '50s and black culture -- '30s, '40s, and '50s, and black culture has been absent, vacant from the screen, and there were a lot of people in the '50s who laid the groundwork for the civil rights movement. mr. and mrs. allen used to send money to the selma marchers in the late '50s when rosa parks was refusing to give up her seat on the bus, and so these were the quiet warriors, putting five dollars in the mail, sending it to dr. king's church, or to some other black church had had been burned in florida. maids and butlers did this. they went into their wallets, they sent the money down south. my own grandmother, and mother, both bor

she wanted to know all about the butler, how i found the butler, she wanted to know about the butler's life and she told me why the story meant so much to her, which i think iw nice to mention. hollywood movies about the civil rights movement, course they have been very few and far between so in the history of hollywood there are slave movies and then movies, modern movies. it is almost as if the 40s and 50s black cultures, thirties, 40s and 50s in black culture has culture has been absent, they can from the screen. there were a lot of people in the 50s who made the groundwork for the civil rights movement, mr. mrs. allen used to send money to the selma marchers in the late 50s when rosa parks was refusing to give up her seat on the bus. so these were like in the quiet warriors putting $5 in the mail and sending it to doctor king's church or to some other black church that have been burned in florida. mates and butlers did this. they went into their wallets or they sent the money down south. . . mother, both born in selma, alaba"he haf columbu >> she said it is so important to honor th

you are on with professor paul butler. caller: thank you, professor butler. you make so many great points. as well aso'neill the man from black lives matter. thank you for bringing these guests on. a briefing on the previous caller laming illegal immigrants and setting people against each other. on that issue, we seldom see people over decades who have been hiring illegal immigrants who are after cheap labor in both parties. issue of something mr. o'neill said, he said we need to be reason-measured and data-driven. thank you for the videos and cameras to bring these brutal murders. i know police officers are in very tough positions. i don't believe they get paid enough generally. prosecution breaks my heart. it is so pathetic we are watching a young man in cleveland, a kid, be mowed down in a park. it was in seconds of officers arriving. we see the gentleman in new york city taken down. it looked like a pack of wolves. it was a large man for selling cigarettes on the street or something. on thepolice officers playing field of our criminal justice system not b

professor butler: there has been a breakdown in trust.sident said that too many police officers have a warrior mentality when they patrol communities of color, and he has said instead they need to have a guardian mentality. it is true. they don't look at african-american suspects the same way as other suspects. there is bias officers have. a lot of them are afraid of african-american men in situations where they should not to be, leading to these tragic consequences. laura: what would gun control help? the police clearly fear that everyone they pullover is packing a gun. professor butler: in about 10% of cases in which police officers kill folks, they are unarmed, so that's just about training. again, when you have this widespread availability of guns, and you have open carry laws, which mean people are allowed to walk around with guns in their pocket, that is a situation that is fraught, that is almost inevitably leading to tragedies like this. so you know, it's not politically popular to talk about gun control, or reducing the number of

he thought that he was a real cool cat unless came of the book king the cats and butler, that sort of was right out there and stan gross will crossville, the photographer myself for the two people who took that long 42 day trip trip on the mississippi river, that's two on the rivern and family memoir, of columbus, my editor came up with that title to. so that's the story behind theht titles. other books have been writtennd what did i bring to my book? i would like to think something very different i always try to find a window, different window, side door a back door to into what i'm telling these sweeping biographical stories. i need an angle, a different doorway. so for the thurgood marshall book, no one had written extensively about these confirmation hearings. h so that was the angle. with sugar ray robinson, nobody nobody had written extensively about the intersection of culture and -- as it related to his life. he's kept away from boxing to become a tap dancer. so focused a lot on his life outside of the ring. that was the angle i took in that.a sammy davis junior, no one had wr

important on his table but if he is meeting with the closest advisers but sometimes you have the butler bring it may be he will come in with a plate of chocolate chip cookies with sensitive documents the handling of anything that has that ritual it wouldn't surprise me if any butlers were touching the debris if. generally it was kept within the national security of what they give to the president and with the paper product of the president and don't think it would get around much more widely than that but it is important to remember it is the president's book if he decides he wants to take it to the residents and even on his nightstand that is what will happen in. if he decides he wants to receive the daily briefing

not as maids or butlers, but as president and first lady of the united states and the maids and butlershere had done great work, but the country with a legacy of slavery how epic that moment was so, wasn't surprised, but was very delighted to see the goodness that we witnessed because that was something that said something to the rest of the world. it said something to a small kid in kenya. it said something to a small girl in sri lanka. it said something to a small black kid in the slums of the london. it said something to a small little girl in ireland, who is hoping for whatever reason. so, the largeness of that moment is, i think, unparallel, of course it is in this country. the symbolism was huge and i think will continue to be huge, but racism is a strain on this country that we have not figured out how to squash it. the answer simply lies in what we as individuals do, what you will keep on doing and the kind of stories i want to tell and, you know, books and literature and music to explain the story of american history. the whole arc of america despite setbacks, we have kept movi

but the a's get some help from country breakfast, billy butler, an rbi single. delivers his third home run of the season and that's the difference. 3-2 the final. a's have not lost a series since the all-star break. >>> these three games are enjoyable but they don't happen like that all the time. >> definitely contagious, gives the offense confidence. and, yeah, i mean, just all-around good baseball. >> giants looking to make it two in a row against the yankees. jeff samardzija on the mound. beltran, solo home run. yankees 1-0. second inning, teixeira hits his 200th career homer. giants end their road trip 1-7 with the 5-2 loss. >> tied in cooperstown ken griffey, jr. and mike piazza would inducted into the hall of fame. junior played 22 years with the mariners, reds and white sox, ten gold gloves, 630 home runs. goes in as a mariner. piazza was the last man drafted in 1988 by the dodgers, played 16 years, record .396 as a catcher. only the second new york met. both players gave thanks. >> want to thank my family marx friends, the fans think reds, the white sox,

but the a's get some help from country breakfast, billy butler, an rbi single. delivers his third home run of the season and that's the difference. 3-2 the final. a's have not lost a series since the all-star break. >>> these three games are enjoyable but they don't happen like that all the time. >> definitely contagious, gives the offense confidence. and, yeah, i mean, just all-around good baseball. >> giants looking to make it two in a row against the yankees. jeff samardzija on the mound. beltran, solo home run. yankees 1-0. second inning, teixeira hits his 200th career homer. giants end their road trip 1-7 with the 5-2 loss. >> tied in cooperstown ken griffey, jr. and mike piazza would inducted into the hall of fame. junior played 22 years with the mariners, reds and white sox, ten gold gloves, 630 home runs. goes in as a mariner. piazza was the last man drafted in 1988 by the dodgers, played 16 years, record .396 as a catcher. only the second new york met. both players gave thanks. >> want to thank my family marx friends, the fans think reds, the white sox,

[applause] on paul butler, our devoted and courageous chairman. [applause] and on that fighting campaigner whose support i now welcome, president harry truman. [applause] i feel a lot safer with all of them on my side. and i'm proud of the contrast with our republican competitors. for their ranks are so thin that not one challenger has dared to put his head up in the last twelve months. [applause] i am fully aware of the fact that the democratic party, by nominating someone of my faith, has taken on what many regard as a new and hazardous risk -- new, at least since 1928. the democratic party has once again placed its confidence in the american people, and in their ability to render a free and fair judgment and in my ability to render a free and fair judgment. [applause] to uphold the constitution and my oath of office, to reject any kind of religious pressure or obligation that might directly or indirectly interfere with my conduct of the presidency in the national interest. [applause] my record of fourteen years in supporting public education, s

billy butler tosses his bat after crushing one. after word with the catcher, jiminez was waiting for butler the plate. bottom pour, almonte crushes that offer for a 3-2 cleveland lead. right now cleveland up 6-2 in the sixth. highlights tonight at 9:00 and 11:00. >>> niners reported to custom today with good and bad news. good news, anthony davis, ian state bid the nfl after an 11-month retirement due to concussion issues. bad news, no williams. miss the rest of the scene with an offseason ankle injury that required surgery. davis will be a huge improvement to the line. players reported to santa clara today. a lot of questions to be answered by new head coach chip kelly, including his starting quarterback. but the run game with carlos hyde will set the tone for the offense if he can stay healthy. >> this year, way better than last you're, not just for mow but things will be good for everybody. >> the tempo, once you get used to it, definitely a competitive advantage, and it's not like he is out there drawing up plays in the sand th

billy butler tosses his bat after crushing one.with the catcher, jiminez was waiting for butler the plate. bottom pour, almonte crushes that offer for a 3-2 cleveland lead. right now cleveland up 6-2 in the sixth. highlights tonight at 9:00 and 11:00. >>> niners reported to custom today with good and bad news. good news, anthony davis, ian state bid the nfl after an 11-month retirement due to concussion issues. bad news, no williams. miss the rest of the scene with an offseason ankle injury that required surgery. davis will be a huge improvement to the line. players reported to santa clara today. a lot of questions to be answered by new head coach chip kelly, including his starting quarterback. but the run game with carlos hyde will set the tone for the offense if he can stay healthy. >> this year, way better than last you're, not just for mow but things will be good for everybody. >> the tempo, once you get used to it, definitely a competitive advantage, and it's not like he is out there drawing up plays in the sand that-under bra

and then a little help from the country breakfast billy butler. he delivers the third home run of the season, and the a's have not lost a series since the all-star break thanks to two walkoffs and the late game heroic heroics. >> these games are enjoyable, but they don't happen like that all of the time. >> and definitely contagious, and it gives the offense confidence, and yeah, i mean, just all around good baseball. >> all right. the giants are looking to take two in a row from the yankees, and the shark jeff samardzija on the mound, and a solo shot from carlos beltran, and the yankees up just like that. second inning, mark teixeira with the 200th career home run, and he a allowed five runs and struck out three. they lost to the yankees today 5-3. >>> ken griffey jr. and mike piazza were inducted into the hall of fame. and all-star and ten gold gloves and he goes in as a mariner, and he was also the last man drafted by the dodgers and with 427 home runs and a record of 396 as a catcher, and he goes in as the second new york met, and both players

anything such as the president or near the president would have that protocol of a surprise me if the butler's and others were touching the president's daily brief even when it was emanated a little more widely generally is kept within the national security folder now back in someone's office or the situation room back when it was the paper product i don't thank you would be much more than that now it is important to remember it is the president's book if he decides he wants to take it upstairs to the residence and leave on his night stick and that is what will happen if he decides instead of the i pater the printed product they wanted to form of interpretive dance. [laughter] there will be a lot of intelligence officers learning how to dance. a product tailored to the current president no matter a the current style i look forward to seeing you outside civic there is a great deal of nudity there were chained to their cell doors with their hands to trim their legs that is a forced standing and rumsfeld said he stands at his desk all they why can't they? but i can tell using some enforce standin

fresh out of the hospital and still in shock, glen butler repeats the haunting words that his friends yelled out after a bullet went through his arm. >> i just started running and ran down baltimore and got help. >> it happened at 10:00 in the evening, butler and his friends were walking home from a basketball game along 60th street and baltimore avenue when suddenly shots rang out. 15-year-old barnes died after being shot in the face. >> i started running and i seen the first shot. he got hit and died right in front of me. >> police say the gunman was a member of the rival basketball team. he may have been motivated by the loss of a buzzer beater last week. the investigation reveals that the shooter was lying in wait and ambushed the boys. >> we realize he is young and at 15 or 16 years of age, it doesn't make sense over a basketball game. >> he hit him on his right side, anything could have happened. >> meanwhile the cofounder of the basketball league says this was created especially to keep the kids away from this type of violence and now may have to rethink it all together. >> i'm

or the situation room he realizes his left something important on the nightstand they will have a butler bring it over like on a plate of chocolate chip cookies with a sensitive document. >> right to. that would not surprise me because the handling of anything such as the president or near the president would have that protocol of a surprise me if the butler's and others were touching the president's daily brief even when it was emanated a little more widely generally is kept within the national security folder now back in someone's office or the situation room back when it was the paper product i don't thank you would be much more than that now it is important to remember it is the president's book if he decides he wants to take it upstairs to the residence and leave on his night stick and that is what will happen if he decides instead of the i pater the printed product they wanted to form of

but the a's get help from country breakfast, billy butler, an rbi single, delivers a third home run of the season. 3-2 the final. a's have not lost a series since the all-star break. >> these games are enjoyable but don't happen like that all the time. >> definitely contagious, and gives the offense confidence and, yeah, i mean, just all-around good baseball. >> giants looking to make it two in a row against the yankees. smardzija on the mound but carlos beltran, solo shot, yanks 1-0. second inning, teixeira hits his 200th career home run. understand gentleman went 5-2/3. giants on the road tip 1-7 with the 5-2 loss to the yankees. >> the celebrity championship in lake tahoe between mark mulder and tennis share mardy fish came down to the final putts. joe path ski has birdies on 17 and 18, ended up in tenth place. jerry rice not in the hunt but this putt made his game. >>> defending champ, mark mulder, five birdies on the front including on nine for a 31. but he's going to miss this par putt on 18 to open the door for mardy fish. fish now has this eagle putt on 18 for six points and a

butler was hit in the arm. another teen in the leg and his friend 15 year old tahir barnes fatally shot in the face. >> mad, my friend got killed right in front of me and it's sad report roar police say the violence was all over a basketball game last week and bad blood between two teens tahir's team beating another from 56th and christian at the buzzer. >> people from 56th street knew they were going to be there and when they came out they laid and wait for them and ambush them basically. >> reporter: tyrone sims started this basketball league 15 years ago to keep kids out of trouble and promote peace. he's heart broken. >> this young man had nothing to do with any of the nonsense that was going on down here. now he's gone. tahir was good young man. and he was trying to advance hisself. >> gull violence is crazy. it's crazy. you see they carry guns like we carry wallets and id everybody has a gun. it's mayhem. >> thai here's pom says her son loved basketball and rap and even recorded songs on youtube. >> this

billy butler to straight away center. that's the third home run for butler this year.gives the a's the win. they have won 7 of 10 since the all star break. >>> top seated williams here. she battled back with an impressive point there evening the match with the 7-5 win in the second set but the deciding set, williams returns into the sent, and conta wins 6-2. much more coming up tonight at 10:00 and at 11:00 with sports. usa basketball in action. >> with china. thank you, joe. >>> coming up tonight on the 10:00 news as well, we are following the major shakeup for the dnc. >> the latest on the e-mail controversy, and the preparations and security  concerns. thank you so much for joining us tonight at 6:00 everybody. >> we are always here for you online on facebook and twitter. have a nice evening, and it looks like san diego or something. >> enjoy the sunshine. we will see you at 10. (both gasping) having a little trouble catching your breath there? no, no, i'm good. if my p.e. teachers had told me this is what i was training for, i would have tried a lot harder. (laug

. >>> the as in cleveland, billy butler got into it with the catcher. he got the last word. he went deep with a solo shot to tie the game. but the -- butler has a few more words for him. >>> in the bottom of the inning, the indians leads off the frame with a solo shot. the tribe go ahead and still in the 4th now. 4-2. napoli blasts a homer making it 6-2 and cleveland hit four home runs in the game as they win 6 will be 3. >>> so the third round of the pga championship was suspended due to heavy rain in new jersey. ten players, including the coleaders, did not even bring their third round play today. play will resume tomorrow at 5:00 a.m. and officials hope for able to finish tomorrow night. cbs coverage starts at 11:00 a.m. >>> the 49ers make a roster move as the players report to camp. >>> on the eve of the first practice, carlos talks about what he looks forward to at camp. we'll be right back. ,,,,,,,,,, announcer: if the hardest part of your day is the staying awake part... [train horn blares] sleep train has your ticket to a better night's sleep. with a 100 night low pr

pampers. >> the answer to that question was rhett butler.e back to "who wants to be a millionaire." we're about to make one of our audience members very happy. give them a little taste of the "who wants to be a millionaire" experience, and hopefully give away $1,000 right here, so who wants to come down here and join me? [cheers and applause] how about matthew greenfield? matthew greenfield. matthew. [cheers and applause] ♪ matthew, welcome to the show. >> great to meet you, chris. >> take that. step on up. >> thank you very much. [applause] >> all right, matthew. it's real easy. i'm gonna ask you one question. give me a correct answer, i'm gonna give you $1,000 right here right now. you ready? >> i'll do my best. >> all right, here's your $1,000 question. [dramatic musical flourish] ♪ what organization's website provides tips in categories including "winter exercise," "dental health," and "removing ticks"? is it: >> i know that the aspca website gives a lot tips about pet health because my wife and i have a dog whom we pay a lot of attentio

and then a very interesting peace that david corn did in "mother jones" about trump's long time butler, worked for him for 70 years and was with the family for decades. the "new york times" wrote about his name and his address in 1927 or 1928 part of a klan rally in queens and now his long time butler, the "new york times" did a piece on last march 15, not unfavorable piece, how he was so deeply close to the family and david corn went looking around about this guy, anthony, who worked for trump. and trump didn't want to let go him away but made him a historian at his place in florida and give tours. what was he saying on facebook. in 2009, anthony told trump he was going to resign. and trump asked him not to. on facebook just this year, oh, what did he say? he talked about president obama saying, this character who i refer to as zero, he continually refers to him as zero, should have been taken out by our military and shot as an enemy agent and instead he remains in in office to gut the america we all know and love. he goes on to say, ask why he posted messages calling for obama to be

robert owen butler the pulitzer prize winner has a book coming out that apparently reaches back to his vietnam war days and is supposed to be wonderful too. >> host: who are some of your go to others'? >> guest: patches always fantastic. i love jonathan franzen. edna o'brien's novels are as wonderful. the last book a few weeks ago is just fantastic or they couldn't believe it. i am amazed by the number of fine authors we have in this country and the number we keep producing every year. i hate to say it's better writing part rams are really good at producing fine fiction writers. >> host: there are many more books produced that need to review. more and more i think people need direction. they go to the bookstore is just overwhelming. there are so many books so they want to know basically what should i read and it's getting harder and harder to justify using a limited space to tell people here's a book you've never heard of, don't read it through those no danger of them finding that book anyhow so i tend to, i feel like it can save people's time. i want to point people to books that they

you might have seen him in "dirty rotten scoundrels" in the '80s, or more recently as alfred the butlerany films, there's no official count, though he says it's nearly 180. he's been nominated for an academy award in every one of the last five decades. as leslie stahl reported in december, at 82, michael caine can still make hollywood take notice of his acting, this time for his role in the movie "youth." >> leslie stahl: "youth" is set in the swiss alps. michael caine plays fred ballinger, a retired, celebrated composer and conductor who has turned his back on music. but he can't help finding it everywhere. ♪ ♪ ( cow lows ) ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ it was a part written specifically for him. >> michael caine: it was the most surprising offer i've ever had in my life. i don't get offered many leads at the... >> stahl: at your age? ( laughter ) >> caine: at 82, there aren't too many. and i almost said, "don't bother to send the script. i'll do it. it's okay. it's okay." ♪ ♪ do you know who composed that piece that you're practicing? >> no, who? >> caine: me. >> my teacher makes me play it. he says it's a

butler, i for to express my thanks his generous and heartwarming introduction. it is my great honor for this nomination at the convention, have hisdelighted to counsel in the coming months ahead. let me say first that i accept the nomination of the democratic party. i accept it without reservation and with only one obligation, the obligation to devote every toort of my mind and spirit lead our party back to victory and our nation to greatness. that you have provided us with such a strong way to stand on and run on. as they told me so eloquently, promises are made to be kept. and all men are, in deed, our first principle. this is a platform on which i could run with enthusiasm and with conviction. finally, thatful, i can rely on the common months on many others. on a distinguished running mate, who brings strength to our platform and our ticket, lyndon johnson. on one of the most articulate spokesman of our time, adlai stevenson. needsreat fighter for our , as a nation and a people. my traveling companion, with west virginia, senator hubert humphrey. and i welcom

billy butler and the indians' catcher exchange words. butler said skip the forget the chatter.ow about a 440-foot homerun and watch him flip the bat. the war of words heated up again and the umpire sent a warning to both dugouts. how much a bunch of homeruns? cleveland hit 3 jacks off the as 24-year-old pitcher who was just recalled from triple a. he was replaced and the indians picked up another 2-run shot from mike napoli. they will face off one more time today. >>> well, world series competition right here in the bay. up next, meet the local teams representing our area trying to make a little history. >>> and a new water park coming to the bay. progress made so far and when you can expect to see the center up and running in the trivalley area. it's all coming up. stay right there. ♪ ♪ hush my darling... ♪ don't fear my darling... ♪ the lion sleeps tonight. [snoring.] ♪ hush my darling... [snoring.] ♪ don't fear my darling... ♪ the lion sleeps tonight. [snoring.] take the roar out of snore. yet another innovation only at a sleep number store. >>> good morning to you. a live l

top four, billy butler crosses his bat after crushing one. jiminez was waiting for butler at the plate. game tied at 2-2. this offering is crushed for a 3-2 cleveland lead. third home run given up by overton, indians win it 6-3. >>> the raiders have been the media darlings this off-season. it will start with derek carr and khalil mack. carr needs to win big games when they're supposed to and being a clubhouse leader. mack has become a dominant force meanwhile. >> i feel like the work we're putting in is going to give us the confidence when the season hits to win games. that's what we're looking forward to doing. >> i think in my head, i need to train as if i'm still that rookie competing for the starting job. i want that same chip on my shoulder, that second round thing still bugs me. >> 49ers get on the field tomorrow. reporting to the facility in santa clara today, a lot of questions to be answered for chip kelly, including who will be the starting quarterback. but the run game with carlos hyde will set the tone for this offense. >> i think

bring it over, so you'll have a butler come in with a plate of chocolate chip cookies and maybe some very sensitive document. >> right. that would not surprise me. the handling of anything that touches the president or is give the president has that ritual and a particle around it. it would surprise me if many of the butler's another help at the white house were touching the president's daily brief, even in the times was disseminated more widely and passed around. general it was kept within the national security folded every national security advisor gives to the president. when that's back in some office they may be flipping through it or they would have to assemble and the symbols as for the everyday back what was a paper product. i don't think he would get about much more widely than that. it is important to remember, it is the president's book at if the president decides the president wants to take it upstairs and leave it on his nightstand all day, that's what's going to happen. if the president decides instead of a typepad or a printed product, that he or she once received a pr

. >> i want to bring in paul butler, former federal prosecutor. on this question of change and what could make a difference, you see in the case of the philando castile shooting someone who had a legal right to carry in a state that allows it. he's attempting to show the police officer his identification but he had a perfectly legal right to have a gun. it reminds me if you go back to the case of tamir rice and john crawford iii who were shot for allegedly having a gun in an open carry state, where in theory you are allowed to have a gun. for a lot of african-americans they sort of ask where can you go, what can you do, you are obeying the law, you are a lawful gun owner, you are still at risk of death. is there any answer that the legal system can provide? will there in your view be any sanction against these police officers who in both of these cases did not appear to be under any threat from the men that they killed? >> i think there has to be, but i also think we have to move the conversation beyond bad apple cops and look at the whole culture

an african-american butler. that was one of the biggest differences i noticed in them and sort of surprising and interesting. >> as you develop the characters through the book and the maturation process, they seem to share and maybe in their own personal ways they seem to share the core value of duty and honor toward everything, their sense of duty, selfless duty and honor come through repeatedly in the book. could you talk a little bit about that. >> one of the things that fascinated me as a read more about these two people is that they did talk a lot about, and not not just in their personal lives, but in the live, in the life of the nation, they spoke about duty and honor and patriotism and they approached it from different perspectives, but they took it very seriously. i think hay operated his entire public career, when he saw as his chief duty from the time he was serving abraham lincoln through ambassadorship and years of secretary of state, his goal was to make the burden on the president a little bit eas

[laughter] john butler, i will stop for beers with you anytime. thank you very much.preciate it. lyft is getting luxurious. they are announcing a new upscale option. the latest swerves in the ridesharing wars, next. ♪ get ready for the rio olympic games by switching to xfinity x1. show me gymnastics. x1 lets you search by sport, watch nbc's highlights and catch every live event on your tv with nbc sports live extra. i'm getting ready. are you? x1 will change the way you experience nbcuniversal's coverage of the rio olympic games. call or go online today to switch to x1. taylor: i'm taylor riggs. you are watching bloomberg news. is mother of alton sterling denouncing the shooting of police officers in violence. alton sterling is the man who was fatally shoot days ago in baton rouge, louisiana, by police. a fatal encounter. a family attorney says that the dallas killings were not caused by castile's death alone and that she wants justice for everyone. the justice department, including agents with the fbi and atf, are in texas working with local investigators. lynch says

. >>> 22-year-old gregory butler admitted to cutting a fire hose being utilized -- used to extinguishire at a cvs drug store. butler faces a maximum of five years in prison>>> five people are seriously hurt after a crash that flipped a car in northeast d.c. this is what the intersection of 18th and c streets looked like yesterday afternoon. an suv and a car collided there blocking traffic for hours. one person was critically hurt. that intersection is back open. >>> if you feel like your student takes too many tests, you are not alone. a new report from a maryland state commission suggested cutting the number of tests in public school systems. two other recommendations, spread it out over several periods. oversee the tests. school districts have until september to respond. >>> now to the countdown to the rio olympics. a group of u.s. olympians has agreed to undergo monitoring for potential zika virus exposures. researchers want to identify risk factors and find out where it persists in the body. they will evaluate how long it lasts in a person's system. >>> six more athletes have punc

listen to major general butler at the celebration of this third anniversary. >> for the first time, negron cadets were being groomed to fly a unit -- the 99th squadron. these men were pioneers of a venture so new that two stand before me know after three years e considerb forerunners in a movement that has given you a place in the fighting men of the sky. ronald reagan: under the feet of these men, a new road is being foren out, broad enough thousands and 10,000. these men remember that, marching or flying. they remember backing them up, their families, their friends who expect so much of them. and backing them up, the men and women of every creed and speech and color who made these claims. and backing them up, the most powerful force in the world -- the strength of the american people. ♪ >> each week until the 2016 elections, wrote to the white house rewind brings you archival coverage of presidential races. next, dwight eisenhower accepts his presidential nomination at the 1952 republican national convention in chicago. in his speech, the former nato supreme allied commander promises to

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in upper dublin butler pike is still closed because of a crash.ue an alternate around that. but look at all the colors here in delaware and delaware county. now they disappeared but slow going on 202, the concorde pike northbound because of traffic light troubles. downed wires in upper chichester blocking 322 eastbound n south jersey 322 also blocked because of another set of dopped wires. lot going on brian and shar regional rail we'll check it again 5 o'clock. >> very good. than you very much. >>> and let's take a look at why that red was on that map. a live look right now sky6 hd in downtown wilmington. you saw the lightning just there. it is coming down if buckets. adam joseph standing by with the exclusive accuweather 7-day forecast and details on where this system is heading next when we c when you're the parent of a disabled child, you realize that the world can be a harsh place. but you also realize it can be a really loving, wonderful place. when i saw donald trump mock somebody who was disabled, i was appalled. you gotta see this guy...

. >> paul butler is a former federal prosecutor. good morning to you.ith the dallas shootings first. the shooter is dead. will anyone be held legally responsible for what happened? >> officers will try to see if anyone else was involved with the planning or execution of this attack. if they are, two goals. one to bring those persons to justice. second, to find out if anything went wrong. if there were signs they could have learned about the potential for this tragedy and averted it. because, again, you always want to make sure this doesn't happen again. we think about prevention as well as retribution. >> when you think of analysis, the president of the fraternal order of police, wanted this set as a hate crime. >> it's not really necessary. in every jurisdiction there are enhanced penalties already for when police officers are targeted. so when we think of hate crimes, we think of vulnerable communities, racial or lgbt. it doesn't make prosecutions any easier. it is just what happens when you're convicted. >> we have all now seen the cell phone video o

. >> that's chicago bulls player jimmy butler, not jerry butler, leading the team in a sing-along to vanessa carlton's tune, "a thousand miles" as they fly home from an exhibition game in chicago. everyone having a good time except what looked like carmelo anthony of the knicks there. a bit of a downer, daebbie downer. >> look at the song they picked. i'm glad they're good at basketball. >> i thought it was adorable. >> it was really great. >> it was awesome. >> you just have to effort the cause. you don't have to nail it. >> when in doubt, just mouth peanut butter. if you don't know the words. that's a little trick. >> i thought it was watermelon. >> i thought it was olive oil. >>> we're going to move to harry potter. he's casting a spell. the new stage play. we talked about this yesterday. "harry potter and the cursed child" or as dan harris would say curse-ed. the script for the play droppe fans flocked to the bookstores here in the u.s. we have a first look at it right here. this is a fitting day for it to release. do you know why? >> oh, so this is really a script, not a book? >

. >> a full time butler. the location and suites weren't enough, the service is over the top. >> hey, how is it going? >> i reena has the easiest job in the world. >> this is the top tier. >> we had to settle for chatting in the $20,000 a night suite because the larger suite has been occupied by the same guest for the last three months. >> in that suite, it actually has a living room, a dining room, and a gym, a library, kitchen. >> the grand penthouse anti-too shabby with over 1500 square feet. >> i've bipartiseen looking for apartment in new york. this is about the same size. >> this is the iconic plaza bathroom. all of the bathrooms within the hotel have the floral motiff. >> it's pretty. >> they're 24 karat gold plated. >> this is real gold? >> yes. >> and the amenities look awesome. >> yeah. >> that shower is great. >> yeah. >> take that for the road. >> let's go on the terrace. >> the terrace alone is 500 square feet. >> beautiful weather for the terrace. >> just for you. and a nice breakfast to accompa

the a's take the lead and billy butler is in awe. the second homer of the game and 25th of the year. he has 19 r.b.i against the rangers this season. the a's win their fourth straight series with a 6-4 victory. reds and giants and pagan tossing the ball to kids before the game. hopefully it will help his karma. gets the giants on the board. it is 1-0g-men. the same score. adam duval and check out his range. he makes the catch and avoids the collision. later that inning he lets down the giants. you gotta make that catch. the reds tie the game on a sack fly moments later. now top seven. jay bruce and this guy is on fire. homering in his career high fifth straight game. a franchise record and giants' pitching staff surrendered 24 home runs and they lose their 9th game and 11th try. 2-1 your final. lead on the dodgers is down to two and a half games. >> he has been diagnosed tw a herniated disk that will prevent him from playing on the brazilian international team. i know how bad he wanted to participate in the olympics. >>> and warriors

he's going to get it ba b then butler, the bonus, 111. so many address on them. into that they look naked. they're flesh color. >> hillary clinton named tim kaine as her running mate. mc hammer. hockey fans of people who were on the adams family contract. hammer p don't hurt them. he might be vice president. you know how i know that mr. cane will not be giving up his senator ship he's too legitimate to quit. >> oh god. thank god its friday. >> see you brody. ♪ >> talk about oo car pool lane fail smooch in this is pretty bad. woman in new york thought this hat an pile of clothes in the passenger seat wow pass as a person. even had a briefcase too got really creative. shockingly police wouldn't buy it. she was pulled over and ticketed for driving in a restricted high occupancy lane. >> does she really have to go that far. >> i hope when she got pulled over she kept with it hold on. >> don't wake him up. >> its in my husband's wallet. >> in she should have put him in one of those argentinian basketball uniforms flesh [ laughter ] inspiration ministries welcome