jimmy butler.y name is jimmy the 3rd, it fits i guess. >> it works. jimmy butler. when i say jimmy, you say butler. >> jimmy. >> butler. >> it works that way man. [ laughter ] >> lets go anyway. so in chicago or any place else, it is not about oyou or the buls but when of that notion of team breaks down, and the locker room all haiti broke out in the locker room, because you are human and i totally get that happens. nobody says and there is no guarantee that everyday in a team setting, everything is going to go perfectly. if you lose and that makes it difficult. when that thing breaks down, how did you get it back? >> like i said it over and over again, winning takings care of everything. >> yeah, yeah. >> if you win, it does not matter the relationship that you have with everybody even though you probably have to have a great relationship in order to win. if you are winning and exceeding expectations, nobody is questioning what you are doing. when you are losing or mediocre so to speak, that's whe

paul butler, thank you for joining me. paul butler: t having me. announcer: next on "matter of fact." 50 years ago, some of america's cities went up in flames. pres. johnson: we have endured a week such as no nation should live through. announcer: this senator was asked e cause. sen. fred harris: the core of the report was, "our nation is moving toward two societies -- separate and unequal." announcer: so where are we now? and later, turning a mountain-top coal mine into a solar farm. can a company retrain miners for energy jobs of the future? let's talk about haribo goldbears. the red one is more gooder to me cos it tastes like berries. they're really squishy. and then i'm gonna fly it in to my mouth. ♪ kids and grown ups love it ♪o ♪ the happy world of haribo ♪ soledad: the summer of 1 brought riots, some called them uprisings, to the streets and neighborhoods of american cities. the worst came during a two-week period in july, starting on july 12th. first in newark, and t detroit. 50 years ago, five days into the detroit riots, president lyndon

jimmy butler is with us. "stony," i think because he loves to smoke drugs but i don't want to jump to conclusions, post malone from the mercedes-benz stage tonight. sunday night, this is hard to follow. grab a pen. we'll on air again for game two of the nba finals on sunday. before the game on the east coast and central time. after the game in the west. and our 10th annual nba game night special with robert downey jr. and tom holland from spider-man homecoming. new shows next week in both primetime and late night with gwyneth paltrow, michael keaton, sean "diddy" combs, mandy moore, jerrod carmichael, mike tyson, will ferrell, owen wilson, zach lavine, jamal crawford and we will have music from ryan adams, charlie wilson featuring robin thicke, and bebe rexha with lil wayne. seems like too many guests, right? to stay home. [ laughter ] our first guest is an emmy-winning actress and comedian and so many other things we just don't have time to mention. her funny new stand-up comedy special "sarah silverman: a s

township, butler county, pennsylvania, as the sergeant joseph george kusick v.a. community living center. the speaker pro tempore: pursuant to the rule, the gentleman from florida, mr. dunn, and the gentleman from california, mr. takano, each will control 20 minutes. the chair recognizes the gentleman from florida. mr. dunn: mr. speaker, i ask unanimous consent that all members may have five legislative days to revise and . tend their remarks the speaker pro tempore: without objection. mr. dunn: mr. speaker, i yield to myself as much time as i may consume. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman is recognized. mr. dunn: mr. speaker, i rise today in support of h.r. 2210, a bill to designate the department of veterans affairs community living center in butler county, pennsylvania, as the sergeant joseph george kusick v.a. community living center. sergeant kusick served in the united states special forces during the vietnam war. november 8, 1967, sergeant kusick was ambushed by enany forces, wounded and refusing aid, he remained in the midst of battle. the helicopter

thank very much and a note about paul butler. the new book is out. "choke hold: policing black ben" comes out this week. coming up after a break. donald trump reverses course on a cyber security task force with, of all people, vladimir putin and the russians. that's next when the 11th hour continues. ♪ only tylenol® rapid release gels have laser drilled holes. they release medicine fast, for fast pain relief. tylenol® your date with destiny has arrived. let's do this! new cinnamon frosted flakes are finally here. sweet cinnamon and the frosted crunch you love. well? tastes like victory t. tastes like victory. they're great! >> i think this is a very important step forward, that what we want to make sure is that we coordinate with russia, that we're focused on cyber security together, that we make sure that they never interfere in any democratic elections or conduct any cyber security. and this is like any other strategic alliance whether we're doing military exercises with our allies or anything else. this is about having capabilities to make sure we

in the election campaign, he has a butler. do you think the butler changes the nappies?nies, they've got it coveredlj don't have a segue to homoeopathic remedies. it's a story you picked up the nhs withdrawing funding. they've spent millions on something that is not proven to work. everyone has a story about rose petals or lavender ora story about rose petals or lavender or a compound they take or sniff and it doesn't good. but actually in terms of reviewed medicines and benefits, when it comes to homoeopathy, there really is no evidence to suggest this stuff actually works. the nhs perhaps doing their best to cover all bases over the years, spending £190 million on birth and it probably has to go. we've talked about the drones story this morning. is that something is that is a step forward? i can't believe you can buy a drone on their website and fly at around this guy. as in the camp believe... it's almost as big as this table, in some cases. there are implications, not least finding is parallel with a 747 on the weighty ib is. that is not good for safety. if you attac

thank very much and a note about paul butler. the new book is out. "choke hold: policing black ben" comes out this week. coming up after a break. donald trump reverses course on a cybersecurity task force with of all people vladimir putin and the russians. that is next when "the 11th hour" continues. >>> i think this is a very important step forward that what we want to make sure is that we coordinate with russia, that we're focused on cybersecurity together, that we make sure that they never interfere in any democratic elections or conduct any cybersecurity. and this is like any other strategic alliance whether we're doing military exercises with our allies or anything else. this is about having capabilities to make sure we both fight cybertogether which i think is a very significant accomplishment for president trump. >> it is one of the jobs of a surrogate, certainly a member of the cabinet to go out and defend your guy. it's painful to watch now 36 hours later. that was treasury secretary steven mnuchin yesterday defends the president's plan for

wednesday were back in washington at busboys and poets were georgetown university law professor paul butler will argue that statistics are influencing racial injustice in policing america. also that evening, will be a tattered covered bookstore in denver where radio broadcaster and journalist david baron, reports on the american scientist who studied the solar eclipse of 1878. saturday will be back at politics and prose to hear a story and william randall recover how the united states use the 1812 war to become international independent of great britain. that some of the events that will be coming this week and many of these events are open to the public. look for them to air in the near future on the tv on c-span two. >> stop harassment and take your power back. gretchen carlson is the author. ms. carlson what are you trying to stay with this cover? >> guest: to be fierce. to encourage all women feel like

construction plymouth meeting, closed between butler pike, joshua road.our alternate germantown pike will be your best bet. and, in the worlds of mass transit, two regional rail lines running special schedule. media elwyn, west trenton, more on this coming up in the next ten minute. jim, jan, back over to you. >> thank you shall meisha. grabbing coffee with your favorite feline seems to be a popular activity across the us. >> check it o i love this. >> this cat nip cat cafe in norfolk virginia is a place to grab coffee, or a snack, while also playing with cats from local shelters. the cafe also provides fun activities with the cats, including, cat yoga, and movie night. the hope is to ensure that the cats are living a happy and healthy life, up until adoption. cute. >> i have to bring my collar continue, i'm in a allergic. i have issues. >> i love the kitties. >> but they have to be at a distance for me, otherwise, the eyes. >> look don't touch. >> friday, that means summer fest here on cbs-3. >> today phoenixville, pennsylvania, up next, pat gallen takes

thank very much and a note about paul butler. the new book is out. "choke hold: policing black ben" comes out this week. coming up after a break. donald trump reverses course on a cybersecurity task force with of all people vladimir putin and the russians. that is next when "the 11th hour" continues. nick was born to move. not necessarily after three toddlers with boundless energy. lower back pain won't stop him from keeping up. because at a dr. scholl's kiosk... he got a recommendation for our best custom fit orthotic to relieve his foot, knee, or lower back pain, from being on his feet, by reducing shock and stress on his body with every step. so look out world... dad's taking charge. dr. scholl's. born to move. work up a not at night.the day. only tempur-breeze® mattresses use an integrated system of technologies to keep you cool while you sleep. so you wake up feeling powerful. save up to $500 on select tempur-breeze® mattress sets. find the breeze that's right for you at tempurpedic.com. what's going on? oh hey! ♪ that's it? yeah. ♪ everybody tw

first i want to say hi to my mom because she likes your movie, the butler. my question is why do you think it's easier to have this kind of thing happened, i forgot, i'm sorry. i was excited. >> take your time, i was excited to. >> do you think that people today more open mindset to it or have less prejudice or is this generation more accepting and realized that everybody is equal or what do you think is the difference that helps to push this sort of thing? >> that's a good question. >> going back to the pipe in question. when you go into in addition, steven, is there a lot of individuals with disabilities you are going up against? >> zero, yes. >> have you seen across the years increase? >> it deftly has increased. i think for -- when i am doing a new show that is airing on bet called the company get down and there was a character that came up for a role that was a wheelchair user and when i put the breakdown out it was for a specific age. it had to be 18 years old, he had to, you know, so, originally the producers we talked about it they wanted an actor an

again, it sounds to a prosecutor like a conspiracy. >> matt miller, paul butler. gentlemen, thank you very much. >> thank you. >> and we are awaiting an off camera briefing from the white house set to begin at the top of the hour. but next i'll be joined by former advisers from the trump and clinton campaigns to get an insiders take on all these headlines about don junior. there's nothing more important to me than my vacation. so when i need to book a hotel room, i want someone that makes it easy. booking.com gets it. and with their price match, i know i'm getting the best price every time. visit booking.com. booking.yeah! tech: when you schedule with safelite autoglass, you get time for more life. this family wanted to keep the game going. son: hey mom, one more game? tech: with safelite, you get a text when we're on our way. you can see exactly when we'll arrive. mom: sure. bring it! tech: i'm micah with safelite. mom: thanks for coming, it's right over here. tech: giving you a few more minutes for what matters most. take care! family: bye! kids singing: safelit

the only company in the bay area that has the fire ball ride is called butler amusement. remember, state officials only inspect those rides once a year, but butler tells us it has its own inspectors checking out the rides every day. we contacted the bay area fairs that use butler rides and the two that we reached today, rely on the company's inspection. >> all right. thanks very much. a fair in northern california came nine years ago. the raid was called the yo-yo. it turned out as something as small as a damaged washer gave way. the ride was not properly maintained. we have been following every twist in the developing story. >> a mother in trouble tonight for the actions of her son. this is the woman, santos. she is reportedly accused of harboring her son. the 88-year-old was brutally attacked in a home invasion last fall. three others are also linked to the crime. >>> new details in the investigation surrounding a san francisco police officer arrested on porn charges. he was scheduled to be arraigned but it was postponed today. a new date selected next week. he was arre

it just doesn't make sense. >> paul butler, you get the last word.our reaction to the fact that over at doj as attorney general, jeff sessions' genuine conservative republican has been making liberals perspire this whole time by doing the job that donald trump appointed him to do at the justice department. >> you know, that's the irony of this whole thing, brian. attorney general sessions is actually doing a better job at carrying out the president's very conservative law and order agenda better than other cabinet officials who trump's trying not to fire. if we look at sessions he wants to bring back the failed war on drugs. he did a big speech last week about asset forfeiture which allows the justice department to seize the assets of people who haven't been convicted of crimes and wants to bring back draconian sentences. this all is in step with what trump promised during the campaign. so ironically, he wants to get rid of them. apparently they love law and order when it applies to poor people and young black men but when it applies to people the su

>> a british butler is extremely well trained. >> bloody hell.>> it was really good. >> no, it wasn't. >> this is so big it has its own rally stage. before you know it, we end up mad mike's playground. screaming a lot, but don't worry. it's about to get bigger. >> that certainly is splendid. >>> the gender reveal. they have parties now for that and katelyn's at one. her two friends right there are expecting a baby. so they're going to reveal it pinata style. there's mommy to be. that's not going to open it up, so dad's going to take a swing at it. >> oh! >> it's chalk. yai. >> somebody put some color in it. so they can't figure it out. it appears red or pink. >> i put blue kool-aid in it. >> if i remember, the blue packages when you open them are red powder and then they turn blue when you add the water. so it's going to be a boy. >> maybe. probably. >>> now, as you see in this jukin video, when they pull the string on this box, you're going to know exactly what this baby is. >> oh! i saw that coming. i was like, little one, move. >> it's a good

a conversation of nba the all-star, jimmy butler, in a jou just a moment. ♪

. >> ron klain and former federal prosecutor paul butler will join us after a break.e you, couch. you give us comfort. and we give you bare feet... ...backsweat and gordo's everything. i love you, but sometimes you stink. ♪ new febreze fabric refresher with odorclear technology... ...cleans away odors like never before. because the things you love the most can stink. and plug in febreze to keep your whole room fresh for up... ...to 45 days. breathe happy with new febreze. i doni refuse to lie down. why suffer? stand up to chronic migraine with botox® botox® is the only treatment for chronic migraine shown to actually prevent headaches and migraines before they even start. botox® is for adults with chronic migraine, 15 or more headache days a month each lasting 4 hours or more. it's injected by a doctor once every 12 weeks. and is covered by most insurance. effects of botox® may spread hours to weeks after injection, causing serious symptoms. alert your doctor right away as difficulty swallowing, speaking, breathing, eye problems, or muscle weakness can be signs of a l

the horrors of war were also witnessed in another way by artist and illustrator george butler it was embedded with iraqi forces in the area previously he's worked in syria where he traveled several times to document the conflict this time though he depicted those who were displaced from west mosul. the media though has largely praised coalition efforts to liberate mosul some even blame my soul alone for the devastation of the city and we spoke to george butler about what he witnessed during his latest mosul trip. and what was your first impressions when you when you arrived and became embedded with the iraqi special forces what i found i guess was huge destruction to. civilian life and as ever it's the civilians that. are losing out more than anybody and they're the ones with the stories and other ones that i as an illustrator and as an artist i guess are trying to do to get justice to what was the most difficult almost striking thing that you that you saw there something that really made an impression on you on one side a pile of endless piles of rubble these houses been destroyed i

butler is still recovering in the hospital tonight. that case still under investigation. today a judge ordered alvarez not to drive any commercial vehicles for at least a month until his next hearing. >> two people's lives have been changed because of the actions and we'rey a month there will be no commercial license for mr. alvarez. >> fort myers construction tells news 4 alvarez is not currently a driver for the company. >> fairfax county police are searching for a maintenance man who allegedly hid a camera inside an apartment bathroom. it happened at the julian at fair lakes apartments. he left behind the device after doing some work in the victim's apartment. he told her it was monitoring equipment and that she should shower to ensure the water would not affect the electrical system. that's when the victim called police. investigators discovered it's really a motion activated hidden camera. they found more images of potential victims in the building, but now police say he may have left the country. >> new at 11:00 tonight, justice for the family of a transgender woman

we spoke to george butler about what he witnessed during his latest trip. what was your first impressions when you when you arrived and became embedded with the iraqi special forces what i found i guess was huge destruction to. civilian life and as ever it's the civilians that. are losing out more than anybody and they're the ones with the with the stories and other ones that i as an illustrator and as an artist i guess are trying to do to give justice to what was the most difficult almost striking thing that you that you saw there something that really made an impression on you on one side a pile of endless piles of rubble these houses been destroyed in an airstrike and this. came out and bought me a chair to sit on you could see i was touring and just begins to tell a story and isis fighters had fled the mosque next door during the fight firefight they'd come into his home where his family were living and then the iraqi army had called in an airstrike which it often does in mosul of course killing but also killing his mother two of his brothers and one of

carrie cordero and paul butler, thank you both for your time. that is "all in" for this evening.rts now. good evening, rachel. >> good evening, chris. thanks, my friend. and thanks to you at home for joining me this hour. so this is either, um, this is either the end of things, or things are about to get very, very weird. it's possible that things get weird and then they end. but one of those two things is definitely going to happen now. you know, in a movie, in a well-written book about a political scandal, what just happened today, what was just published today would be the end of the plot. right? there's been a confession. the worst-case scenario that anyone imagined at the start of the scandal has just been not just documented by investigative reporting, it is not contested to. it is not contested. it has been admitted to

and georgetown university law professor and formal federal prosecutor paul butler examines the policing of black men in his new book "chokehold". look for the upcoming titles in book stores and watch for the authors on booktv. >> booktv visited capitol hill to ask members of congress what they are reading this summer: >> i am in the middle of reading testimony by scott toroe which is a suspense book that is too close to reality as it talks about the struggles of human rights violations against the burma population. i am about one third through and i cannot wait to get home to finish it. >> one last question senator cardin. what does it take to get you interested in a book? how do you find time? what types of book catch your attention? >> two types. one is about historic figures and the other is suspense fiction that takes me as far away from the realities of washington. it is an escape and enjoyment and i try to do it as often as i can. >> send us your summer reading list via twitter, at booktv. or instagram or our facebook page. booktv on c-span2, television for serious readers. >> c-s

the butler's pantry is also a great place to look at the tablewares, over 50 different patterns. a number of those is something the last owner inherited from family members but also pieces he acquired because of 18th and 19th century european and asian porcelain. so now we're going to go up stairs and look at some of the bed chambers. as we come up stairs, now we're in the supper stair hall. and i want to focus on an amazing object up here. this is also a piece they purchased at the 1802 versen sale. and what's interesting about the chest is george washington purchased it secondhand. washington purchased it at a sale at bellvar, which was fair fax's estate at mount vernon. so now we can take a look into the master bed chamber. right now you see the bed chamber largely furnsed as the last owner remembered it when his great grandmother britannia used this as her bed chamber. you see a number of photographs in here of the various family members whch when the last owner modernized the house, theyeded bathrooms as well. so for this master bed chamber they took what had been a dressing

butler pike is your best bet.ple down poles in the road, it is closed and it will be closed for several hours, by the way, also this accident , look at more and more hefty as we progress here for a while there it was just one car and then two and now three. we have people outside of the vehicles pushed off to that far left and very busy around, it is mount laurel, new jersey , 295 southbound before route 38, left lane is compromised, two lanes now, if i were you i would stay clear and give yourself extra time. jim and rahel, back to you. >>> meisha, thank you. we have breaking news right now fully involved house fire this is in bensalem bucks county. >> chopper three is over the scene just arrived there just a few moments ago the 2700 block of june avenue. >> there were some early reports that someone may be trapped in the home but looking at these live pictures being brought to you buys chopper three you can see the flames just raging in the sky. you can see how much smoke and fire fighters really multiple fire f

so it is so nice to have that chance to be able to talk to somebody who get it. >> the butler's hopeers to get tested for the gene mutation, which will help continue this study. as ella's very exclusive club is looking to increase its membership. >> miracles happen every day, and, you know, this could be her miracle. >> so just to see her say mama, dada, which is everything for us. >> this week several of the families are traveling from around the worlds to dc for special conference, a chance for them to finally meet face-to-face for the very first time with the doctors and researchers in that study. . with each other. fo ang lee hemp hill, fox5 local news. >> thank you. fascinating stuff. >> really is. also, fascinating for sue palka. >> if you are wonder where she's been. >> not at the beach. >> we can turn to you and you can say with such glee and excitementment, you're grandmother. >> i'm grand ma, too. you know what i've learned, jim, sarah? the biggest question you get when you're grand ma, so what are you going to be called? >> oh, yes. >> i just want to be called by my grandd

272 descendents association and a member of the queen and mahoney family lines and the hawkins and butler family lines by marriage. also professor of american history studies and a member of our working group. jessica tilson, scott butler and reverend joseph of the society of jesus, director of the jesuit community. i want to thank all of you for joining us and i look forward to your reflections at each of you will share with us in the ceremony. to our choir, the sounds of victory directed by mr. phil carter who also directs our gospel choir here at georgetown, i want to thank you for your performance this morning and you are leading us a little bit later today in the closing song, lift every voice and sing. it's my privilege to welcome to the podium our speakers who will begin our program. [applause] >> thank you for being here today. we are honored to be able to speak as student members of the working group on slavery memory and reconciliation. as my fellow working group member, professor carolyn once said, our work as a group was to help tear down the walls, the walls of mystery and si

and he is shaking hands with benjamin butler. benjamin butler one of the most radical of radicals, one of the most hated people in the south. eight and is imagining them all shaking hands and endorsing reconstruction and it's not completely crazy. davis was in prison after the war, after he was captured. who was the person who sprung for his bond to get him out of prison. horace greeley. this is actually some common ground. what about benjamin wade? born originally and france. this is after the napoleonic era. he was a radical republican in france. he opposed restoration of the monarchy area that is why he had to come to the united states. he was imprisoned for that. what about benjamin wade? he opposed -- he said a standing army is opposed to republican virtues, and therefore west point was closed and he was very worried about a standing army occupied in the south. they will be getting a chance to get the other. what about breckenridge -- when i first saw it, i thought, it's impossible, it's crazy. it's true. may not knowe this,

tv, malcolm nance author of "the plot to hack america" sarah kinsey, and msnbc legal analyst paul butler. thank you all for being here. malcolm, you and i had a conversation, we will not disclose our undisclosable conversations that we talk about this russiagate stuff offline but you were make the point of kind of information, these intercepts released this would be a very big deal if it were true. >> this is twice there have been information released in the news media we call crowned jewels, holy grail type intelligence that absolutely positively just should not be in the hands of the media, and if this story is true, and let's give it a grain of salt. it's going to leak out from the russians or from one of the top eight people who have authorization to see raw intelligence. "the post" said it came from current and former officials. >> would former even have access to this? >> mike flynn would have had access to information like this, absolutely, he was the national security adviser at the time but current? you're talking one of the gang of eight, the people who are cleared for this lev

i agree with everything that paul butler said previously. run to your campaign lawyer, who should then go to the fbi with it, how you could invite the russian government attorney into your campaign to provide evidence incriminating to your opponent. maybe that's the way the trump organization works in new york. it is not the way a campaign organization can work consistent with u.s. laws that are very clear about how you can't accept anything of value from a foreign national. when i fist heard about this terrific story our friends at "the new york times" did and it was clear the meeting was not about russian adoption, but i could hardly have imagined that it could have evidence so bad and so voluntarily exposed and provided by donald trump jr. this is serious. >> and the adoption issue, we should point out, is also a major issue for vladimir putin. >> yes. >> this was the issue of trying to get congress to cancel the sanctions, the magnitsky sanctions for human rights abuses in russia, after which he retaliat retaliated, putin did, katy tur,

george is out of the east, butler is out, millsap going to denver tonight. are the 6ers doing this at the right time? >> i think they are. i think it's perfect for them. had they gotten hayward, they would be either third or 4th seed in the east. now i think they'll make the playoffs in the 7 -6 range. it's going to be exciting. we'll have playoff basketball for a really long time. >> i'll play devil's advocate. that's what i do sometimes. how disappointing would it be if this team does not make the playoffs? >> it would be a disaster if they didn't make the playoffs f. they got redick and johnson, i would think if they don't make the playoffs, brown's job is in danger. i absolutely do. i think this is finally, they've assembled some players around the coach and he's going to show what he can do with this talent. and if he doesn't get in the playoffs with this team, with the eastern conference the way it is, he could be in trouble. >> no, i don't think they can get rid of him. i think they have to hang onto jahlil and he'll be the third wheel at center. they

road, it was an early morning crash, pulled down the peco lines, so throughout at least the morning, butler pike or malitia hill road is the way to go. mike and alex back to you. >> you just talk about it, let's go to another shot from skyfox. june avenue, in bensalem. okay, the fire is under control. this is single-family home on june avenue. that was completely engulfed, i mean, the whole house was on fire about 45 minute ago. >> well, one of our viewers, b brady on facebook just message dollars me she said she used to live in this area. she said many homes in bensalem are very old, probably why it went up so fast. she said she lived there around that area for 30 years. she thinks that's why, because earlier mentioned, maybe exploded because that's how fast it went up into flames. she thinks that's why it looks that way because older home. >> even burned up their suv sitting in the driveway there. more in a second, to new york city. >> because a female new york city police officer was shot and killed overnight. forty-eight year old police officer, miotis family ya, sitting in her car, gun

hererra butler. >> no mr. jenkins. >> no. >> mr. joyce. >> ms. kaptur. >> aye. >> mr. kilmer. >> aye. >> ms. lee. >> aye. >> ms. lowey. >> aye. >> mismccom uhm. >> aye. >> mismeng. >> aye. >> mr. moolenaar. >> no. >> mr. palazzo. >> no. >> ms. peng re. >> aye. >> mr. pocan. >> aye. >> mr. price. >> eye. >> mr. quigley. >> aye. >> ms. roby. >> no. >> mr. rogers. >> no. >> mr. rooney. >> no. >> ms. roybal-allard. >> aye. >> mr. ryan. >> aye. >> mr. serrano. >> aye. >> mr. simpson. >> no. >> mr. stuart. >> no. >> mr. taylor. >> no. >> mr. valladao. >> no. >> ms. wasserman schultz. ms. wasserman schultz. >> aye. >> mr. womack. >> no. >> mr. yoder. >> no. >> mr. young. >> no. >> members who wish to record their vote? mr. cuellar. >> aye. >> mr. joyce recorded no. >> anyone want to change their vote, seeing or hearing no? the clerk will tally. >> the ais are 23, the nays are 29. the amendment is not agreed to. >>> mr. serrano is recognized. for an amendment. >> an amendment, mr. chairman. i rise to offer an amendment. i ask that the reading be waived. >> consider it done. th

butler says someone cut into his backyard, broke into the kenl and took off with the bul dogs. three are still missing. >> someone said he's at their front lawn in east stockton. i asked the lady if she could send over pictures so we could identify if this was one of the dogs that was missing. sure enough it was charlie. >> he says the bulldogs are micro chipped and anyone who helps find them will be rewarded. >> wow, $12,000 a bulldog. >>> a massive wildfire. a crew sent out this photo. that fire is now 80% contained but some evacuation advisories are still in effect. cal fire says the last uncontrolled line is near a community called dog town. crews are still working to build a containment line. it has burned about 127 square miles and the flames have destroyed 63 homes. >>> this is the wildest wildfire you'll probably see all year. it created a funnel cloud of its own. the blaze erupted yesterday afternoon at goreman near the loss pad dres national forest. it became so big and so hot that it spawned a fire nayedo, a whirling column of hot, rising air which thankfully didn't

paul butler: police in america kill about 1000 people a year. 50 prosecutions. 11 were convicted.hy is that? the police have super powers, so, often when they kill african americans, it is legal. announcer: does his answer unnerve you? plus, the summer of 1967 brought uprisings to the streets of america. this oklahoma senor was appointed to investigate. >> i grew up in a little town of about 1500 population. no black people lived there at all. announcer: find out why his insights were rejected by a president. and did you hear the one about the nuns who built a chapel to stop a pipeline?

jeff: that is like what butler thinks about being at the archives on the mall on the fourth of july. >> it's an amazing feeling to see america come together on one on the special day we became a nation. jeff: a feeling shared in this city and every other across the country. in north west washington, jeff goldberg, abc7 news. kimberly: i don't know about you. went outside this morning and blazing hot then. alison: it was. so humid, too. now people are waiting for the fireworks are getting rained on. steve: we knew it was going to happen. we warned everyone in you get out early to find the perfect location. so many peopl d g.w. parkway they were out there already. they had tents set up. it was okay. they were prepared for it. now we have a shower out there. mainly a shower at this point over the district it's fizzled out. good news there. growing confident we'll be fine for the fireworks. alison: good! steve: we have a warning. we have to talk about that. temperatures outside, warm and hume. 87 degrees at the reagan national airport. cumberland is 72. we have had severe thunderstorms t