. >> and we are crashing channing tatum's vegas date night.ehind the scenes of "magic mike live." >> i don't know if it came from my brain. >> it came from other regions. >> now, this is "entertainment tonight." >>> new insight about chris soules and the cash crash that took a man's life. >> it was chris who called authorities for help after the collision but why did he disappear from the scene? we start with his frantic 911 call. >> i rear ended a guy in a tractor. >> is the tractor in the ditch? >> yes, yes. >> okay. and the guy, was thrown into the ditch? >> yes. >> is the tractor on him? >> no. >> the former bachelor star sounds frantic and emotional as he struggles to help. is he conscious. >> he's not conscious. >> what's your name? >> my name is chris soules. >> is he breathing, chris? >> i can't tell. >> does anyone there know how to do cpr? >> i can talk you through it if you are near the patient. >> reporter: at this point someone at the scene attempts cpr on the driver. >> he has a pulse. >> he does have a pulse? i feel a pulse. >>

the channing and the barlow is -- the channings and the barlows knew each other. is not about drawing your sword and leading in bayonet charge for making one wise decision. there are questions of loyalty. any soldier will tell you the first loyalty is to the mission. if the mission you are given its hopeless and you know your soldiers are going to die? is there a gray area? is your next loyalty to your superior to your soldiers? or is it divided? is your loyalty to a cause of or to your family back home? it is just not as clear-cut as the want it to be. and men make different decisions at different times under different circumstances. francis channing barlow -- he makes a mistake that he was promoted to fast. less than a year before he was a regimental commander, he is a brigade commander. he comes back at chancellorsville. he is detached from the 11th core. when he gets to gettysburg, he is never really that she has never really thought a full division and battle. he sees that wall out there and sees that there is a great position for artillery and that i have to

tatum, open letter in cosmo about hopes and fears for his daughter everly. >> channing began, sayingped everly would read the letter when she is older, and she would be fearless and confident in who she was. >> he wants her rather to barack free of gender roles, adding when it is more women, start to truly feel this power in themselves, the world will become so magical, it makes my head hurt. >> ah, actually concluded by saying, he created the "magic mike live show" he wanted to create a space to explore these themes. what themes are they? >> so. >> everly should feel empowered enough to -- attend a male strip show. >> feel confident i guess to be able to go to a male strip show, have enough money to make it rain. >> there we go. >> so, financial independence. >> uh-huh. >> yeah. >> right. all right. message across. >> by the way tickets for the show coincidentally are on sale and available now. >> just so happens when he pens the letter. >> yeah. >> it's, isn't it ironic. >> didn't you think? >> it's like rain on your wedding day. >> i thought we were ready to new on. >> in news, be

joining us now is chief economist anthony chan.s it possible the threat from north korea is going to affect u.s. markets today? >> there is a perception there is good cooperation between china and the united states. historically a fracturing of the strong relationship can lead the japanese yen to become a lot stronger in japan. >> there is no doubt they are working together on this, but now it's like a slap in the face. if china becomes uncertain in any way, does not affect the markets? >> it does. remember, china has a lot of lovers, economic levers and political lovers. they are going napoleon does lovers and as it escalates, they are going to escalate their pressure and north korea. lauren: let's talk about your up for a second. emmanuel macron in france. how does that play out? >> i'm very excited because france is more eurocentric. they certainly put all the concerned to rest about whether or not the yours summer break down. greater cooperation with germany is positive. people say if you had good cooperation with germany but a

magic mike live is produced and created by channing tatum.h to get behind the scenes access the man himself on opening weekend. flipping, spinning, dancing. the men of magic mike live do it all, including some things not suitable for morning news. this was based on the movies about a group of exotic dancers which made nearly $300 million at the box office. >> girlfriend's guide to --. >> fantastic fun. >> channing tatum is the creative force behind the movies and now the live show. >> we're girlfriends and reunited. what is this show about and how close is this to the movie? >> i wouldn't say it's close to the movies. you will get everything and things you didn't even know you wanted. >> what do you hope it brings girlfriends? >> we've really worked hard on my name is a bit synonymous with stripping for better or worse. i'm happy and sort with the way it shaped out. i want to empower women and make something for women. >> channing turned to these women to empower his project. >> girl power. >> i love that it's three women who are sort of a vi

anthony chan, thanks for joining us.f oranges new black. -- orange is the new black. >> affect the hamptons only horrible. >> the dark overlord posted the first 10 episodes of on a popular filesharing site. episodes first till in production late last year. the fbi is now investigating mast and a hacker also will release episodes from other networks including fox independent is chain of command actio at abc. netflix shares up more than 62% in the past year. lauren: tribune media is the deadline for good approaches. turbine has 42 and some of the nation's biggest markets. twenty-first century fox's talking of private equity firm blackstone group. fox has 20 tv stations pick 21st century fox's the parent of the fox business network trying to beat out an offer by sinclair broadcasting group which has 173 stations in small markets. texas-based broadcaster next are reportedly has also opposed tribune. tribune media shares are down 47% plus in the past year. the bidding deadline thursday. nicole: addition to four ipos this week

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>> they loved it. >> channing is not in the show.ur, we cajoled him into showing off the moves that made him famous. >> go. karate. >> drop mic. >> then, we impressed him with ours. >> golfing. >> or tried to. >> that's -- >> natalie, that is beautiful. >> all right. i'm with that. bowling. >> oh. >> come on. >> what is that? what is that? >> that's -- just getting the ball. >> she bowls in a very interesting way. >> with channing getting us in the spirit -- >> ladies, do we feel powerful? >> it was time to see "magic mike live" for ourselves. even becoming part of the show. >> let me borrow you for a second. >> that left us inspired. >> magic mike live" thank you. give it up for jenna and natalie of the "today" show. >> what a week. >> that's all we did. that's all we did. >> you need to clarify what was happening in that moment. >> i sat on the piano when they song. and jenna was serenaded. >> i blushed a lot. i'm not a pollyanna. but there was a lot of blushing going on. >> this is my impersonation of you with channing tatum. >> w

toxins from storm water run off is what's killing them.things like dust, oil and pesticides.corinna chanalameda resident:oh i just think its really sad after all this rain, we really needed, desperately needed to know that because of the run off the sharks are dying. its very unfortunate.linda avery/alameda residentit makes me feel sad for the sharks and any wild life or crabs and all our natural habitat and all the pollution and problems i feel like we need the rain, but it really highlights how dirty and polluted things are experts also say it's not just sharks that are dying in large numbers. they're also finding infected sting rays, halibut and various other marine and fresh water fish.(hermela aregawi)right now researchers at san francisco state are studying some of these dead animals.to figure out what exactly is killing them.and what if anything can be done to prevent more marine life from dying in this way. reporting in alameda, hermela aregawi, kron 4 news. (justine) in monterey... four gray whale calves have been killed in the past week.... and some whale watching tours had a f

chase chief economist anthony chan. good morning. it's interesting what we had over the last several weeks, months as he was trying probably. many start to question whether that will continue considering the president's economic policies may be in jeopardy. >> i actually believe the economy is improving. i am still looking for two or 2% economic growth. i was pleasantly surprised with the strong upper revision in the first quarter. consumer confidence surges steadily rising. we did not do from the conference board this week and that number will be respect it. >> anthony, you said strongly efficient. 1.2%, even with the great job-search port on friday, how do you take a 1.2% rating and get it to 3%? is that realistic? >> if you go to 2010 and look at economic growth covers only give any 1%. that tells me two things. there is something inherently weak about the first-quarter growth have actually average to .5% growth. for 1.2% above the average since 2010. so i'm impressed. lauren: is interesting about the gdp number is the fact that i

you got channing tatem, larry hogan >> my hollywood husband >> channing. >>> it's memorial a big racinging fans and that can mean one thing, all eyes are on annapolis >> the you 101 indy 500 scheduled for sunday morning at the mote speed way. fears of heavy rain could delay or postpone the race monday, fox reports. >> reporter: when you drive all the way from pennsylania, it's safe to say you're committed to the weekend. >> we told everyone to bring rain jacket >> this group camped out next to speed way, severe weather is an accepted scenario, still won't slow them down. >> we got tent keep us secure prior to this tent we had connected tents with gutterers >>> adapt ability to seems to be the main plan >> it will be important in the morning what we're waking up for and what we're waking up to. >> reporter: right now he's reluctant to release the weather plan, there are a lot of scenarios that can play out. he doesn't want to give fans information that can quickly back outdated. >> it can be can be than a tornado. >> reporter: fans should pay attention to track video boards and loud spea

corinna chan/alameda resident: i have heard about it from a few of the neighbors here.i just live right around the corner here and i do walk around here everyday. it is unfortunate though that when we end up finding the sharks on the beach there is really nothing we can do at that point for them.linda avery/alameda resident:that is amazing. that is scary and creepy to think they're washing up all around. there is definitely a smell and i wonder if it's partly dead sharks and other stuff.and it's not just in alameda, dead sharks are washing up in redwood city and all along the peninsula.scientist suespect it's the toxins from storm water run off is what's killing them.things like dust, oil and pesticides.corinna chan/alameda resident:oh i just think its really sad after all this rain, we really needed, desperately needed to know that because of the run off the sharks are dying. its very unfortunate.linda avery/alameda residentit makes me feel sad for the sharks and any wild life or crabs and all our natural habitat and all the pollution and problems i feel like we need t

for crime fighter, i'm rick williams, chan 6 "action news." >> a local church is showing sacrifices made by african-american members of the military. they boarded the bus to the black and wax museum in baltimore, maryland. there are displays and artifacts to tell the story of african-american experience during time of war. memorial day is time to honor those in sacrifice to our country. harley cemetery is the final resting place for hundreds of veterans, including 300 that served in the civil war. >> today visitors received a history lesson outside the museum where experts told the stories of ordinary americans that fought the british forces on the way to american independence. >> the community in stellarsville in bucks county honored veterans. this parade has become an annual tradition. the south jersey town of univista is celebrating its 150th birthday. a small tree depicted the town's history. >> a one of a kind civil war document will go up for sale monday, a document signed by abraham lincoln. it was signed in 1861 and drawn up for the purpose of benefiting the u.s. sanitary commiss

. >>> next, channing tatum's wife romanced jessica biel's husband.an-tatum got together back in 2002 when she was his backup dancer. >> were you the rebound chick in. >> no. >> we're still good friends. not as salacious as everybody thinks. >>> finally is russell crowe's dating steve irwin's widow. >> some speculation about our friendship with russell crowe kind of blossoming. er thei irwin out with bindi and steve, cleared up those romance rumors. >> we're just friends but he's amazing we all love russell. just not in love. >> that sets the record straight. >> it sure does. >>> peta and maks made the gala debut. she celebrated her first mother's day yesterday. maks posted this photo of shai. >>> coming up, rachel is telling all. >>> plus, jim parsons' wedding. inside the star's weekend i dos. >>> and cameron is put to the test as an america ninja warrior. ♪ >> and that was some "entertainment tonight." >> can he get through the obstacle course? >>> closed captioning provided by -- it's day one of we're playing zombie tag! i'm tired, but i'm teaching

anthony chan joins us to help set up the week.the macron victory by a larger margin than expected certainly removes a big hurdle for this market. what's next for you? >> what's next, of course, we got to see what happens in the parliamentary elections. we got to do the first round and second round. >> that's a market-moving event? >> i think it is, to the extent that macron is not able to get a grand coalition. we're hopeful that he'll be able to do that. hopefully nash hopefully, that grand coalition is-l will allow him to pick his parliament. but a lot of the polls basically predicted this. >> in terms of what this means for the euro, going forward, it hasn't moving much today because it will run out but is it now already at the top end of its range? or are there reasons that we could expect it to rally significantly? specifically since the ecb is going to tighten. >> it's upward, in the 1.09-ish range. the next will be how anxious is the european bank to start tapering and how anxious to start tightening. it will be the next ca

they plan to give meing chan chan a chance to breed naturally.f not successful, they'll do it artificially. good luck. >> turn down the lights. >> luther. >> a little barry white. >>> may is asian-american pacific heritage month. we're honoring people here contributing to the community. nbc4 is gaving awards to community leaders. angie goff and myself hosted the reception last night at the korean cultural center on massachusetts avenue. and that center is such a great resource of your entry into so many korean cultural activities. there are classes on education. music. art exhibits. language courses. it's right on massachusetts avenue between -- is it -- sheridan circle. >> dupont circle is -- >>> let's talk about this rain. it's gone for the most part? >> it is. but it will be back tomorrow. i know, we just keep repeating ourselves every single day this week. >> have your umbrella. gray skies. >> and that's really the situation today. here's your wednesday weather outlook. the rain we have this morning, it's all pretty much gone but the roads ar

. >> that's wacky chan, wacky chan. ♪ ♪ my [ bleep ] bill is too high ♪ ♪ we been around ♪ we get aroundthe most of his time at the central jail, few things in jail last forever. a couple of days later he was transferred back to the theo lacy jail. he's been assigned to a cell in one of the mods, the very place he wanted to avoid. >> i would probably never be in the mods. the mods is like way inside, like no sunlight, two-man cell. you're in a cell, like they lock the door on you. >> really? that's where i guess you see the real serious. see, that's somewhat disturbing. >> i don't know why they brought me over here. i liked it better over there. >> have you told your mom your moved over here. >> i talked to her. she got right on the phone with my lawyer and i just talked to her again today and she said there's nothing they can really do. >> on the bright side, gonzales says his new cellmate is helping him adjust to the change. >> right away we connected a lot, especially if you want to learn and he's getting me into more about god and jesus and got me a bible and we do bible study every

kushner would even participate in even seeking a back chan toe el /* channel to the russian governmentot just kushner. and flynn top national security adviser, a man with enormous intelligence experience, the former defense intelligence agency. so he didn't come in from the real estate business. he came in from the intelligence community into this entire process. a lot of experience there. stand by, congressman. we have more to discuss. we will take a quick break. we'll be right back. ...positive role in what was going on in the world. there's a jacket that's reflective for visibility... ...a sleeping bag jacket, jackets that turn into tents. i usually do my fashion sketches on the computer. i love drawing on the screen. there's no lag time at all. it feels just like my markers. with fashion, you can dress people and help people. it's really cool to see your work come to life. mattress firmness? fortunately there's a bed where you both get what you want every night. enter sleep number and the semi-annual sale going on now. sleepiq technology tells you how well you slept and what adjust

chan was a long-time financial analyst at goddard. he's accused of importing the phony merchandise from india and using a post office box in greenbelt. >>> president trump is weighing a decision that has plagued two presidents before him. the question is additional u.s. troops to afghanistan. blayne alexander is at the white house where the president's team is stressing there is no decision yet. blayne? >> sure. and doreen, of course before we get into that, the biggest news coming out of the white house is that which we broke in the past few minutes, that fbi director james comby ey is out of his position. this comes as a complete surprise to everyone in the phisfbi, the white house saying they will begin a search for his replacement immediately. all of this, doreen, comes on the same day that we learned that president trump is exploring possible new strategies in afghanistan. remember, this is a conflict where victory has been very difficult to define since the very beginning. nearly three years after the end of america's longest wa

live it dc police headquarters, bruce leonard chan, wusa9 news. >>> is the u.s. going it alone for climate agreement? nearly 200 countries on their core to reduce greenhouse gases but now president trump is expected to withdraw from the agreement. why the president thinks climate change is just a hoax. >> reporter: president donald trump is ready to make good on another campaign promise. >> we are going to cancel the paris climate agreement. >> reporter: he tweeted, i will announce my decision for the paris accord over the next few days. he plans to pull the u.s. out of the landmark global agreement between almost 200 nations. former president obama played a large role to negotiate that to cut carbon emissions. >> history may well judge it as a turning point for our planet. >> reporter: president donald trump has been working on reversing u.s. chime in -- climate change policies but some of the top aides have been divided on the issue. the president met with the epa administrator, scott pruitt, on tuesday. he asked if humans are to blame for global warning. mitch

- warmer holiday weekend; storm chan cloudy and cool. showers developing mid to late afternoon. highs: 64-69 winds: ne 5-10 mph tonight: areas of rain. lows: 54-59 winds: ne 5 mph wednesday: mostly cloudy. isolated shower. milder. highs: 71-75 winds: ne to se 5 mph developments coming in right now from manchester. an update overnight after an explosion rocks a packed concert arena. here's what we know - police are now raising the death toll to 22... nearly 60 others were injured... and this morning we know children are among the victims. right now investigators say they are treating this as a terror attack.. sam sweeney has more from the terror alert desk. this morning - manchester police say an apparent suicide bomber is responsible for the attack. police say the bomber set off an improvised explosive device, packed with nails. the ariana grande concert was coming to an end when the explosion went off... the blast happened outside the venue in a public space -- but it left thousands in the area, both inside and outside -- scrambling to find safety. it's still unclear if the att

crystal chan was in the courtroom. >> reporter: 's lawyer asked the judge to set some kind of bail. he cited the 22-year-old long ties to the community and said that he was intoxicated and incoherent at the time of the fatal stabbing. the judge said, forget it. >> you have anything at all you can say? >> 's parents had nothing to say either, asked if their son was a white supremacist. he is a contributor to a facebook group called alt right nation. >> if the evidence leads us to a hate crime, then we will have no hesitation whatsoever handling it as such. >> prosecutors say he had never even met the newly commissioned army lieutenant waiting at a bus stop at the university of maryland early saturday morning when he allegedly told him to move aside. they say when he failed to come he was stabbed once in the chest with a three-inch or four- inch pocketknife killing him. >> very kind young man, very gentle spoken young man and very intelligent. he was just starting his military career. he had high hopes. >> lieutenant collins was slated to get rate tomorrow instead, grieving students w

robert: but with three minutes to go in the third quarter, we had a .04% chance of winning. 99.6% chand to come back after everything that had happened -- it is a great lesson for the millennials. i don't know how many we have in this room, but how important ha wk, perseverance, never giving up, and hanging in there and keep coming back, that was the story of this super bowl. we all stayed together in tough times. and it is really tough. megan: up next, robert kraft sheds light on what he has learned about president donald trump over 25 years of friendship. robert: he does or says things that sometimes -heoesn't mean everything he says, but i am privileged to know that. ♪ ♪ ♪ megan: let's talk about another friend who is in the news quite a bit these days, the president, donald trump. you have known him for a long time. tell us how that friendship has developed over the years. robert: i have known the president for over 25 years. i never did any business, it was just a social relationship. the only bad deal i've had my whole life is when my wife, bless her memory, died although very an

abc entertainment president, channing dungy, announcing.eeing some familiar faces. i'm thrilled to announce that while all the original cast, and original writers and end directors are returning. >> wheeled out like royalty on the same old couch. >> i would look to be humble for a moment. you would thing nothing had changed. ha-ha. >> the duo looking for ward to the reunion. >> the most fun part of it was how much the cast and writers and crew loved each i so look forward to that again. >> yeah, i would look forward to the family atmosphere that we had, that bickering, crazed, family atmosphere. >> abc pointing out, how there is really no one better to comment on our modern america than roseanne. >> still no word however on how goodman's character will make a return. it was revealed in the finale the prior season was actually a dream, and he had died of a heart attack. >> this is going to be fun! either way, the connors will return in 2018 for an eight-episode reboot. dan harris, abc news, new york. >> reboot. >> how are their going to do i

. >> we are on pace to lose 50% of species b by 2100, l largely duo habitat loss anand climate chan. >> the major danger is habitatt destruction. each s species has very speciail habitat requirements. once you destroy those, you deststroy the species. >> we are cutting down our rain forests atat an alarming rate. we are overfisishing in thee ocean, we are consuming natural resources at an unsustainable rate. the earth's surface has already been altered by humans. three-quarters will be altered in the next 30 years. pollution from farms, pesticides, and fertilizer runoff as causing dead zones in lakes and sees. 80 percent of the world's fisheries are depleted, over exploited, or in a state of collapse. one-third of all coral species are at risk of extinction. we are definitely a big past on earth. destroying some ecosystems. >> climate change will make an already bad situation worse and could become a factor most responsible for species' extinction in the next century. based pcss 30% % of land- are e at risk from extinctioiony century's end. nobody knows what that t is going to mean.

sunday and monday, memorial day, a little better chan some periods of sunshine and lower 80's as well. the beaches will have the same kind of forecast, only a bit cooler. chances of showers and storms jumped from 30% today to 70% tomorrow. no rain possibilities -- probabilities posted for friday and saturday, but 30% to 40% is what we are looking at for the holiday weekend. stay with us. lindsey: season 24 of abc's "dancing with the stars" is in the books. the champion finally walk off -- walked off with the mirror ball trophy. we have a recap. we will have that in havertys furniture helps your home look perfect even when life isn't. [doorbell rings] can somebody get that? uh-uh. not me baby. [yells] homework! [yells] it's mommy time! [yells] it's daddy time! i told ya not to marry her. seriously? alright. who's next? the memorial day sale is on now. havertys. life looks good. lindsey: soon you will be able to sip on a few adult beverages at the flight sippy cups to take th

chan leaves after a decade on the job.t fumbled response to ebola, the agency remains relevant. global news 24 hours a day, powered by more than 2600 overalists and analysts in 120 countries. i am mark crumpton. this is bloomberg. scarlet: let's get a recap of today's market action. a third straight day of gains. thegy and industrials led advance. president trump traveling to the middle east, netting some deals the likes of boeing and lockheed martin in particular. julia: crude making gains, , allng at $50 per barrel tying into the story we are seeing as for his currency land is concerned and asking the question what direction the dollar is going to take from here. and the euro is seen as the key beneficiary of that. scarlet: and as that our producer just gave me, the dow is only 80 points lower than where it was during wednesday's selloff. quite the come back. as you said, headline risk is going to be there, but it takes a long time to sort through these concerns. what'd you miss? abeled -- labor party is patient gushes t

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abc entertainment president channing dungy announcing today that we'd be seeing some familiar faces.urning as are many of the original writers and directors. >> reporter: wheeled out like royalty on the same old couch. >> i'd like to be humble for a moment -- >> reporter: you'd think nothing had changed. the duo seems to be looking forward to the reunion. >> the most fun part of it was how much the cast and writers and crew loved each other. so i so look forward to that again. >> yeah, i look forward to the family atmosphere that we had. that bickering. crazed family atmosphere. >> reporter: abc pointing out how there's really no one better to comment on our modern america than roseanne. still no word how goodman's character will make a return. it was revealed in the finale that the prior season was a dream and he had died of a heart attack. >> this is going to be fun! >> reporter: either way the connors will return in 2018 for an eight-episode reboot. thank you for watching abc news. as always we're online 24/7 at abcnews.com and our "nightline" facebook page. thanks

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the road will be closed from university avenue to channing avenue. the closure starts at 3:30 this afternoon. no word on when it will reopen. >>> we're very proud of all of the great things we have here in the bay area, including the golden gate bridge. it's one of the reasons that the bay area is the state's stop travel hot spot. that's according to a new visit by visit california. they bring in top travel spending dollars every year. there's bad news, though. part of the same study finds california could see a slowdown because of a strong dollar which could encourage u.s. travelers to flock to other locations. >> coming up. from bad to worse for uber. we'll tell you why they're under the federal microscope and getting a grand jury subpoena for possible criminal activity. >> and getting contributions from everybody last night. why the warrior's man in the middle who was spraying threes really gave them an edge as they move one step closer to their championship dreams. >>> good morning. i'm susan li, live from cnbc with your top business headlines. s

the document was then picked up by users on the internet forum 4 chan, before it was spread by hundreds of russia-linked twitter accounts with the #bahamas,macron and but it's authenticity was immediately called -- but its authenticity was immediately called into question. macron himself was quick to quash the allegation. translating] i've never had an account in any type of tax haven whatsoever. this is typical of what we call "fake news." she has troops on the internet preparing the groundwork. andrew: his campaign team has filed the complaint. prosecutors have opened a preliminary investigation into whether fake news is being used to influence the vote. laura: an afghan warlord has returned to kabul six months after signing a peace deal with the government. hekmatyar is an islamist and is accused of carrying out numerous atrocities as the head of an islamic group. now he's calling on the taliban to join him for peace talks with the government. >> returning to kabul after more than two decades in exile, decked out with flags, flowersr, and machine guns, the convoy carrying the afghan

. >> we want to smell like chan el not cannabis but it was an opportunity to put all my skills together and i think that is true for all of the people coming into this field. >> that is entrepreneurial. >> she sold thousands of purse s and accessories since launching the business more than a year ago. >> okay. >> politicians in california are trying to ban stores from using plastic straws. three berkley city council members introduced ordinance this week. they want local cafe toss serve bamboo straws instead of plastic won. they say americans are throwing out 500 million plastic straws every day. not everyone thinks this will have a positive impact. >> this will just end up hurting businesses, rather than actually making a big environmental impact. >> there are alternatives. cost should be passed to the consumer. it is actual cost of your drink. >> business owner says more sustainable straws are expensive while plastic straws each cost a penny, paper straws go for eight cents a piece. >> never knew that. >> yes up next how police officers saved the day for a young man on his birthday. >

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. >> quijano: gordon channing, thank you very much. >> thank you. >> quijano: the united nations securityouncil will meet on tuesday - at the request of the u.s., japan and south korea - after yet another missile launch by north korea. the defiant dictatorship fired a medium-range missile today from near pukchang. it landed more than 300 miles away, in the sea of japan. this is the second successful test of what the u.s. calls the kn 15 missile. north korea continues to ignore diplomatic and economic pressure to suspend its ballistic missile program. secretary of state rex tillerson says it's too soon to know if sanctions are working. >>> in his speech today president trump mentioned the battle for mosul in iraq. fest our charlie d'agata visited the front line today. >> it's taken nearly search months so far, there's a plan to liberate the old city but this is the toughest phase of the battle, and it calls for a change in tactics, guerilla war, air strikes armored vebz, tanks they all become obsolete. this is going to be done foot by foot, rifle by rifle. and that gives i.s.i.s. the advan

. >> we can't chan you can't change it. that is the effort being made today to twist history. >> it was twisted. >> on the other hand, we brought in dr. jeremiah floyd. >> they thought hay had a right to continue slavery. >> he is with the naacp born and raised in columbia, south carolina where the confederate flag flew over the state capitol until two years right after the horrible shooting in charleston. >> it was taught in the mind and eyes who knowingly and unknowingly believed in white supremacy. >> this man was not allowed to go to the university of south carolina because of jim crow laws. he said it wasn't out of the goodness of anybody's heart that the confederate flag came down. it took a horrific incident for people to realize the confederate flag is a symbol of hate. dr. jeremiah with confederate statutes. >> they should be removed. >> both of them agree it is important to teach history and teach all of history. >> the war settled once and for all, the question of slavery. it settled once and for all who has sove

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