. >> stephen: sioux city, iowa? i have no idea where sioux city is. i think it's in iowa, right?s guy named bruce miller absolutely panned the special, attacked the idiocy of it. it's well written, which i also love. he writes, there is a great deal of strutting in the special. miller has a habit of demonstrating his intelligence, but it doesn't lead anywhere -- anywhere funny, that is. pretty good. and right from the three-point line, bruce, swish! ( laughter ) and then it says -- >> stephen: you know, no one would have read this until you read it out loud, right? you're updrafting a man who hates you right now. >> i love it. i love it. so then he writes, when he lam poons himself as a star of owing where bear 3-d, which i never made fun of myself for doing that, that's the greatest talking bear comedy in the history of cinema, when he lam poons himself, he's much better off. miller admits he spent $73,000 last year on carnival games alone, a bit of insight into his tendencies. ( laughter ) >> stephen: that's a lot of money. ( applause ) >> now, look, as an absurdist, that is an

and into sioux city, iowa. this is the people that have gathered at the departure wondering if they're ever going to see these three tanzanian kids ever again. many of these people will be at the state funeral for the 36 who were killed in that bus accident. tens of tens of thousands came to the stadium as the 36 caskets were lined up side-by-side and the nation went into mourning in tanzania because of the loss they had. the tragedy there that was commemorated by tens of thousands, probably over a hundred thousand tanzanians who came to the soccer stadium for the huge funeral they had, now some come to the airstrip to see these three survivors, three miracle kids from tanzania, to be flown off to america. they can only imagine what has been happening with the three children that were flown here to the united states. the father of one of these patients said to dr. myer, why, why, why? dr. meyer said, what do you mean, why? he said why are you willing to do this for our children? his answer was, we're christians

sand you can take just a break really see you both very much and i sure that city iowa will fight out everybody based on. stacy. this city yeah. be careful. one theory is that this land was once a savanna or even a forest but for many centuries people exploited the land supernaturally that the form of abundance turned into a barren desert however the people didn't quit this waterless school. but instead adapted to living here they figured out how to collect green water and make the supply last throughout the year and they lived like this for a long time but over the last decade everything has changed. because human being. bottom and they are not. themselves thought of. this or just. a part of it they are not believing on there. this is the bottom a lot of this is not about you know the. little bit of it how much water you supply . channels dug under politicians eventually dried up the water tower was built by the government functioning and only the recipe was constructed using ancient technologies still surprisingly in use. this belongs to. everybody. then people not because they have

kansas city possible up through areas of iowa and northern missouri. maybe even a few tornadoes. is the biggest city at risk. let's get into the holiday weekend forecast. as we go through the holiday weekend, it's very warm. it's humid. we're going to see chances of storms. the darker -- there's the land mass that's showed the darker. the lighter green showed you where you have a chance of seeing showers and storms. the southeast definitely the mid-atlantic, this is on saturday. possibly even up here through the northeast. notice pretty much west of the mississippi, you are dry and looking pretty warm. as we go into sunday, sunday we're watching scattered storms in the southeast. we start to clear it out in areas of the northeast. temperatures are going to be in the 80s and 90s. pretty much coast-to-coast. not many cool spots out there. pacific northwest only one in the 70s. by the time we get to monday, we're seeing new storm systems in the middle of the country. this is where we will see showers and storms here. iowa, missouri, kansas city, st. louis. on sunday same here with fl

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he will do a rally later tonight cedar rapids, second largest city in iowa.is presidential campaign got its start. many values i will say injected in that campaign made it all the way to the oval office. stuart: will he pull out north big crowd in iowa? >> i think it will be a big crowd. i don't think it will be rocking as much as intensity of campaign but it will be a big crowd. iowa supported donald trump in a big way. we you knew iowa would go very early on in the race, even though iowa hasn't consistently elected republicans. and 2004 and 1984, that is republican won the presidency in iowa. stuart: what do you think the democrats did wrong in the special election in georgia? here is your chance to go at opposition tell them what they did wrong. go, sir. >> i'm a kind and gentle guy. they made the election about referendum on donald trump. stuart: yeah. >> a referendum on republicans in the united states congress. they, now they're changing their tune this morning or late last night to begin to change their tune. but it is this, georgia, south carolina, st

iowa. kansas city to st. louis, a lot of thunderstorms heading towards tulsa right now and through springfield and joplin. that's probably the worst weather in the nation. today 37 million people are at risk of severe storms. not too many tornadoes. wind damage will be the big threat today, but not everyone is going to get hit. they're going to be scattered hit and miss thunderstorms, but from upstate new york to northern new england and back down to the ohio valley, including detroit, cleveland, buffalo, syracuse, down to indianapolis, a little bit around louisville, cincinnati, and also into areas towards peduca, and then a sliver back to oklahoma city. if we get any tornadoes today, likely they would be in northern arkansas or in oklahoma. doesn't look like widespread anyway. numerous storms yesterday in the southeast. now we're dealing with a little leftover rain. atlanta, you should be okay. these little showers will be heading out of here pretty shortly. then this afternoon you'll get a new batch of sho

policy for 14 years in iowa, it shouldn't be a surprise they understand these issues and support the rule of law and support building a wall and support banning sanctuary cities. that is not iowa's values but american values. american values that want to live in a country that has the rule of law and people can play in the streets and don't have to be looking over their shoulder or a mother or father has to keep them indoors. ameil shaw who testified from los angeles. his son, who was a star football player, jazz shaw was shut down -- illed by an i will illegal immigrant who was on the hunt to shoot a black person. and he was murdered close enough to his father's house that his father testified on fox news, he could hear the gunshots and he went out there to see his son laying on the street. what?er for the sake of a gang challenge and race label that would not be the case if that murderer had been deported back to his country. and we picked him up a second time. and under kate's law -- i'm ing to transition to this -- this is kate steinle and her murderer. but the killer of jazz shaw's son would not have been in america if we had had kate's law and enforced

city. president trump just finished his rally in iowa. democrats are in total disarray after last night's major within for president run the and for republicans in the georgia sixth district. the left has no idea. they're out of touch with you, the american people, as we have been telling you. we'll also expose the biggest conspiracy theorist in the media. that's tonight in the opening monologue. so the special election last night in the georgia sixth district was supposed to be a big, big huge monumental moment for democrats in their effort to resist president donald trump. guess what? like with all the other races, turns out to be a major win for the president and a massive huge disappointment and failure for the democrats. the republican candidate, karen handle, beat jon ossoff from the left. he couldn't even vote in the race. why? he doesn't live in the district. the democrats spent over $30 million trying to help ossoff win. it was the most expensive race in history and they came up short. and the democrats would have been better ser

city. president trump just finished his rally in iowa. democrats are in total disarray after last night's major within for president run the and for republicans in the georgia sixth district. the left has no idea. they're out of touch with you, the american people, as we have been telling you. we'll also expose the biggest conspiracy theorist in the media. that's tonight in the opening monologue. so the special election last night in the georgia sixth district was supposed to be a big, big huge monumental moment for democrats in their effort to resist president donald trump. guess what? like with all the other races, turns out to be a major win for the president and a massive huge disappointment and failure for the democrats. the republican candidate, karen handle, beat jon ossoff from the left. he couldn't even vote in the race. why? he doesn't live in the district. the democrats spent over $30 million trying to help ossoff win. it was the most expensive race in history and they came up short. and the democrats would have been better ser

proud of, that really, you know, on par --onsumers consumers in small towns in iowa with chicago customers and new york city customers. and more recently he just bought cosmos, another franchise that was left for dead , a soccer team that pele played for, that was near bankruptcy in december. he bought it. he's out to prove that he can fix american soccer. so that's his next passion. matt. back to policy, you mentioned the ftc as opposed fcc.e do you see in the next couple of years maybe a move over to the f regulator?re of the matt: when we're talking about privacy, that's who regulates privacy today. the ftc for many years has done a wonderful job. they've had hundreds of actions against web providers, against isp's, etc., when there was cause for concern on a case-by-case basis. so that regime of regulation has worked. i do not at all think that the f cc is going to shirk its duty isn it comes to working with p's, working with private networks, being forthright about there is ant ecosystem of sorts between has a verythat specific purpose in ensuring regulationare proper s to protect the public interest b

city. president trump just finished his rally in iowa.al disarray after last night's major within for president run the and for republicans in the georgia sixth district. the left has no idea. they're out of touch with you, the american people, as we have been telling you. we'll also expose the biggest conspiracy theorist in the media. that's tonight in the

proud of and can make consumes on par with con -- consumers in small towns in iowa on par with chicago customers and new york cityhe just both the new york cosmos, another franchise left for dead, soccer team that wasser in bankruptcy in december and he bought and is out to prove that he can fix american soccer. that's his next passion. >> and back policy, matt polka, you mentioned the ftc as opposed to the fcc do you see a move over to the ftc to be more of the regulator? >> when we talk about privacy, that's who regulates privacy and the ftc has done a wonderful job. hundreds of enforcement actions against web providers, against isps, et cetera, when there was cause for concern. so that regime of regulation has worked. i do not think that the fcc is going to shirk duties when it comes to ensuring there are proper regulations to protect the pock interest and recognize doing theirs is different from the last eight year -- recognizing that all of the good things we want to give to consumes and want to ensure that they have, will be provided by private networks, and we have to recognize that private networks are an

city. president trump just finished his rally in iowa.total disarray after last night's major within for president run the and for republicans in the georgia sixth district. the left has no idea. they're out of touch with you, the american people, as we have been telling you. we'll also expose the biggest conspiracy theorist in the media. that's tonight in the opening

iowa. the state overwhelmingly white and working-class cities.ven if bernie managed to get a victory that was hillary showing strength not weakness. why couldn't they see the difference. on one level was another of bill's routine fits of television personality. it was another sign of his inability to attempt on his emotions at pivotal moments of his wife's political career. at the start of the day he went for walk with his aides to review some stress. at one point he played all hell, the combination of card games and bs with them. he was a protective husband it'i of concern democrat. >> when bill had spent himself podesta walked into an adjoining space there amid hillary's anxiety revealed consultant he found the man he was looking to. met paul. balding, in his mid- 40s he left his job says communication director for secretary, tom bill sect to run the iowa operation.. he had been with her for stops through the better part of the year. having served on the aid in iowa, paul knew the statesal electric as well as anyone. podesta beckoned him with a

fox news alert, welcome to "hannity," broadcasting tonight from sin city, washington, d.c., president trump has finished his rally in iowawe will have highlights and reaction throughout the hour, but first democrats are in total disarray after last night's major win again for president trump, and of course republicans in the georgia sixth district. at the left has absolutely no idea, completely out of touch with you, thee american people s we have been telling you. plus we will also expose tonight the biggest conspiracy theorists in the destroyed trump media. by the way, all of that and more intimate it's very important opening monologue. the special election last night in the georgia sixth district was supposed to be a big, big huge monumentalal moment for democrats in their effort to resist president donald trump, and guess what, like with all of the other special election races, turns out to be a major win for the president and a massive disappointment and failure for the democrats. the republican candidate ended up beating 30-year-old john ossoff, the new rock star of the left who could not vote, why? he does not liv

fox news alert, welcome to "hannity," broadcasting tonight from sin city, washington, d.c., president trump has finished his rally in iowaout the hour, but first democrats are in total disarray after last night's major win again for president trump, and of course republicans in the georgia sixth district. at the left has absolutely no idea, completely out of touch with you, thee american people s we have been telling you. plus we will also expose tonight the biggest conspiracy theorists in the destroyed trump media. by the way, all of that and more intimate it's very important opening monologue.

that includes 17 states including iowa, north carolina, over 30 cities and counties including seattle, los angeles, new york city, san francisco, south bend, these leaders and groups from across the spectrum including the national -- national council of churches represented 40 million christians -- opposable digits, the unitarian association with 1000 different congregations, the alliance of baptists and sikhs, the anti-defamation league, professional associations like the sei you -- and the american federation of teachers representing 5.2 million workers -- even the cato institute, they are all coming before you saying, this is unprecedented. we have not seen anything like this in our lifetimes in which a president is establishing a disfavored religion. that's with real consequences, this is not just the president saying something without action. this is the president's action as well. >> you have argued in the past to give deference to the immigration matters, haven't you? >> sure. >> and the united states against texas, you wrote in amicus brief in which eu said the particular dema

really, you know, can make consumers on par with -- consumers in small towns in iowa on par with chicago customers and new york citytomers. and more recently, he just bought the new york cos moss, another franchise that was left for dead. it's a soccer team that pele played for. it was near bankruptcy in december, and he bought it, and he's out to prove that he can fix american soccer. that's his next passion. >> host: and back to policy. matt polka, can you mentioned the ftc as opposed to the fcc. do you see maybe a move over to the ftc to be more of the regulator? >> guest: that's really, when we're talking about privacy, that's who regulates privacy today. and the ftc, for many years, has done a wonderful job. they've had hundreds of enforcement action against web providers, against isps when there was cause for concern on a case by case basis. so that regime has worked. i do not at all think the fcc's going to shiring its duty when it comes to isps, working with private networks, being forthright about the fact that there is an ecosystem of sorts between government that has a very specific purpose in insuring t

iowa. another touched down in the city, whipping up debris. an hour east in pleasantville, a tornado shredded part of the roof on this home, tossing it across this yard and on top of cars. storms in lynd county, iowa, tossed this truck and uprooted trees. doris bemis saw it. >> it was just upon us. >> reporter: emergency officials say more than 25 buildings were damaged in pierce county, wisconsin, through. at least one person was hurt. a woman was on her front porch with her two young grandchildren when tornado sirens started wailing. they ran to their storm cellar. >> it was like this. it was hard to keep the boys down. that's what was so scary. i thought they were going to blow away. >> reporter: part of her roof gone. but she just says she's just thankful everyone's oklahoma. >> never been so scared but life is good. we're okay. all of this can be fixed. >> reporter: the system that brought the tornadoes has passed through, but we're still not in the clear. there is a toenld threat again today for parts of iowa, northern missouri, and north

around both believe that believe at the moment that means getting rid of iowa cads very, very difficult. >> but there's a stwengt city that supports bashar. it is not just -- multicoheernght that includes the -- elite and their interest in the stwengt city is not specifically are going to have be part of what deal and that's the problem only talking about how do we, you know, how do we topple regime or not topple regime because that -- that doesn't -- that doesn't necessitate the conversation sort of -- incorporate and try to keep this as that metaphor about this house and history of this house over, you know, includes the 40 years that, you know, so the house is taken from us for 40 years and somebody else had this thousands for 40 year and when i wrote the bock i thought you know that -- that person was a principle villain but i realized if i don't include 40 years of the history of that house and this book then i've done the same thing that's done in syria whatever pour is exchanged that we totally negate and pretends that nothing else had ever come before and i think moving forward no matter what happens in the t

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iowa. a lot of wet weather earlier in minneapolis, those will be drifting to wisconsin and die off once they get to kansas citythis same store system will regenerate. now we've got clash. at the same time a coolish air mass across the northern plains. davenport, madison, des moines, iowa, omaha. that's where the storms will be. all the way from areas, chicago back to areas of colorado, 16 million people at risk for severe storms. the same storm system stalls out tomorrow. 22 people people at risks. all of that said about the bad stuff there's a lot of great weather to be had today. d.c., enjoy this, not many days like this left. 83, low humidity, new york, baltimore, philly, boston. everyone in the mid-atlantic and northeast. this weekend looks hot. humidity increases today is the day to enjoy it. >> hoping they can contain that fire out in arizona. bill, thanks so much. >>> we turn now to the growing sexual abuse scandal in u.s. gymnastics. investigators released a 100-page report that claims that usa failed to protect hundreds of athletes. gabe gutierrez has more. >> reporter: months after shocking allegatio

iowa. the state is overwhelmingly white littered with colleges and working-class cities.ven if bernie managed a victory that was hillary showing strength not weakness. why couldn't they see the difference? on one level it was just another one of bill's routine fits about television personalities. he cursed timorous its name after meet the press host declared obama the winner of the 2008 primary in may of that year. it was another sign of his ability to tamped on his emotions that political moments of his wife's career. he had gone for a walk earlier in the day and at one point he played all hell, a combination of card game and bs with them. he was a protective husband and concerned democrat and now he was shouting eight years of pent-up frustration at his longtime friend and advisor. >> and when bill had spent himself, podesta, walked into an adjoining space. there, mid- hillary's anxiety ridden consultancy from the man he was looking for. i was state director, matt paul. holding the spectacle and in his mid- 40s, he had a job for agriculture secretary, tom phil sector ru

moines has thunderstorms rolling through, much of the state of iowa, and kansas, we have some storms there, trying to approach kansas citying the morning rush hour. indiana, a few thunderstorms popping up to the northwest of indianapolis. for today, severe threat, 31 million people in it. monday, we had 30 tornadoes. yesterday we had about 13 tornadoes. we had quite a two days. didn't have deaths or injuries yesterday. isolated tornadoes for more populated cities, chicago, st. louis, kansas city. here is the timing on this. this is at 8:00 a.m. numerous storms in northern indiana. going through the afternoon, storms bubble up. indiana will get a couple of rounds during the day. notice they're hit and miss. not everyone getting storms. by the time we get to thursday, we continue to watch that plow into the east. new storms in central new york, a few near cleveland, 8:00 p.m. thursday. friday, some storms make it towards the east and northeast down the mid-atlantic. we track the storms the next couple days. the other story coming up is the heat wave for the desert southwest. more coming up on that, that could be historic t

concerns the deal requires the city to pay back a large portion of the donation and put it into affordable housing. >>> it is 4:38 am. >>> president trump was in cedar rapids, iowa, celebrating victories in georgia and south carolina, his fifth rally of this kind in his five months in office. he told a crowd of 6000 that his administration has been busy rolling back regulations. he says is getting ready to build a border wall. >> we are thinking about building the wall as the solar wall so that it can create energy, and it will pay for itself. this way mexico will have to pay much less money, and that is good, right? is that good? back the president did not mention the russian investigation other than what he called up only witchhunt. back >> a toward the local college bringing ideas back to agriculture. >>> russian hackers targeted election systems in 21 states and a small number were breached but they say there's no evidence votes were manipulated. jay johnson went on to say the u.s. remains vulnerable to cyberattack and urging lawmakers to deal with the problem. >>> conservative groups had sued the department of agriculture asking for review of the wildlife k

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"in iowa i stopped by one of the major truck stops. it's like a small citys on long trips can take a break. even go to the dentist. i asked a number of truckers what they think about self-driving cars and trucks, what they think about the future. everyone i met was skeptical, self driving jobs would replace jobs for different reasons." you enjoy your share of snark. how does he run for president doing the, wow, look at this, the truck stop. >> that was a parody of how a bubble person writes when he ventures off from the west coast or east coast and sort of discovers truck stops. yeah, i think the messaging might be work if he's running for president, but it's certainly interesting. i do think trump has created a generation of, i would say, male imitators that think with name recognition and a lot of money can run. >> david plouffe, david plouffe is working, president's former campaign manager, is working for the zuckerberg foundation. that's all for today, thank you for watching. we're back next week. because if it's sunday, it's "meet the press." >>> you ca

iowa. abouttworks see you know -- ceo about his experiences, and roger ailes in new york city.an watch these anytime or search our entire video library at c-span.org. c-span's "washington journal," live every day with news and policy issues that impact you. coming up monday morning, a white house correspondent and usa today correspondent discussed the week ahead in washington. and author anthony clark talks about the taxpayers role in the operation of presidential libraries feared a short watch "washington journal" monday morning. join the discussion. former fbi director james thursday before the senate committee investigating russia interference into the election. online attch live c-span.org or using our radio app. british prime minister theresa may is calling for tougher measures to fight islamic extremism as three men used knives to kill seven people in london last night. at least 12 people have been arrested in connection with the attack. the prime minister said thursday's election would go on as scheduled. here is her statement concerning the attack. pm may: last night, o

cities. the intense winds ripped roofs off homes. emergency officials say that more than 25 buildings have been damaged in wisconsin when a tornado tore through pierce county. at least one person was injured. meanwhile, in iowa, tornadoes are toppling vehicles and spreading debris. officials say that there's a threat of even more tornadoes in parts of iowa, kansas and missouri. >>> and missouri can't seem to catch a break. a sinkhole swallowed this car early this morning. the car owner was coming back from the gym when he noticed that his car was buried in the concrete. he says he is just happy he wasn't inside. >> we could have been in the car. someone could have been driving, fell in, you know, at higher rate of speed obviously. if you look over on the corner, there's only 6 inches of blacktop. so it definitely ate away all this support. >> as the car is lifted out, you can see just how deep the sinkhole is. it's not clear what caused the collapse. >>> new at noon, reaction pouring in to president trump's latest controversial tweet. he slammed two msnbc news anchors, joe scarborough and mika brzezinski. ...to mar- nights in a row around new year's eve, ted on jo . she was blee adly from a face-lift. i said

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iowa, arrived on january 1 almost penniless. they found a spot to pitch their tents along the riverfront of the sacramento river. sacramentotarted for in april 1849, sacramento city had four houses and 12 inhabitants, other than sutter's fort. by the time they arrived, there were 13,000 people. on the day they set up camp, the skies darkened as a fierce storm approached. the day lose a rat -- the deluge arrived with a vengeance. it would pour down for hours and hours. within a day or two, with no levees in those days, the rivers began to swell. the old settlers that had been there six months said, nothing to worry about. it rains all the time. no problem. but then it started raining again. within a week, there have been 13 inches of rain in sacramento. and then it got worse. the storm hit with a brutal vengeance after that point. the rain was coming down in sheets. just sigh royce senior burst into their tent along the river -- the riverfront and declared that the banks had been reached and the water was coming in. about 100 yards away, there was a building under construction that had three stories. they gathered up the few toongings they had and raced this build

iowa. they arrived on january 1 almost penniless. they found a spot to pitch their tents along the riverfront in the sacramento river. when they started for sacramento in april 1849, sacramento city had or houses and 12 inhabitants. they arrived, there were 13,000 people. on the day the voices -- the set of cap, the sky darkened. the daily arrived with a vengeance and a sera recall, it would rain, rain, rain, pour down for hours and hours. , the rivers or two bracketing the city -- no levees in those days -- began to swell. the old settlers covered the people who have been there six said nothing to worry about. rains all the time, no problem. but then it started raining again. within a week, there have been 13 inches of rain. then it got worse. the storm hit with a brutal vengeance after that point. the rain was coming down in sheets. josiah royce senior person to their tents along the riverfront and declared to his wife -- he said the river banks had been breached and the water was coming in. about 100 yards away, there was a building under construction that had three stories. they gathered up what few belongings they had and their young daughter, mary, and they raced to this bu

places like iowa has gone away entirely where there is no insurance company willing to sell insurance on the obamacare exchanges. houston, after all, is the nation's fourth most populous city, so if you are seeing that sort of trend there, it can and it will happen everywhere. obamacare continues to fail the american people by not delivering on its promises. i have said before that in my previous life, i was attorney general of the state of texas. one of the most important things the attorney general's office does is consumer protection, protecting consumers from fraudsters and those who would try to deceive them and cheat them out of their hard-earned money. and i have said, because i believe it to be true, that obamacare represents one of the largest cases of consumer fraud that i have ever seen. when president obama made the extravagant promises he made and yet we have the evidence of its failure, it's clear that the american people were misled when it came to obamacare. so many people aren't getting the access to health care they thought, and those who are using obamacare exchanges are finding its increasingly expensive. their premiums, as i have indicated, have gone u

city, oklahoma. he practiced pediatric dentistry until he was 93. takes patience. >> that was good. >> thelma -- that could have been funny. thelma eddy, winterset, iowango champion from nashville. if you know someone celebrating a milestone birthday or anniversary, tell us about them at today.com/celebrates. >> excellent. dylan, excellent job. >> yes. >>> what do you have coming up? >> i'm excited. dylan gets to meet one of childhood idols. >> the guy you have posters of on your wall. jason priestly. >> and amy poehler. it's going to be fun. >> good. we'll go back out and get more of the wines. first, though, a look at your local news and weather. [ cheers and applause ] >>> this is a "news 4 today" news break. >>> 8:56 is your time on this tuesday, june 27, 2017. good morning. i'm eun yang. right now melissa malae is following breaking news on me o metro. >> right now on the red line we're single tracking between farragut north and judiciary square. best idea we did have delays on the green line, those are disappeared, you can consider that as an alternate. inner loop crash blocking the right lane. inner loop of the belt lane before 66 crash blockin

city, oklahoma. he practiced pediatric dentistry until he was 93. takes patience. >> that was good. >> thelma -- that could have been funny. thelma eddy, winterset, iowabingo champion from nashville. if you know someone celebrating a milestone birthday or anniversary, tell us about them at today.com/celebrates. >> excellent. dylan, excellent job. >> yes. >>> what do you have coming up? >> i'm excited. dylan gets to meet one of her childhood idols. >> the guy you have posters of on your wall. jason priestly. >> and amy poehler. it's going to be fun. >> good. we'll go back out and get more of the wines. first, though, a look at your local news and weather. [ cheers and applause ] i )m ... ==topvo== san francisco public defender jeff adachi is expected to address a new report later today .. that singles out the police depar >>> good tuesday morning at 8:56. i'm sam brock. san francisco's public defender is expected to address a new report later today that specifically singles out the san francisco police department for racial bias when it comes to arrest. the examiner obtained a copy of that report in advance which finds that blacks receive 50% more seve

city, oklahoma. he practiced pediatric dentistry until he was 93. takes patience. >> that was good. >> thelma -- that could have been funny. thelma eddy, winterset, iowa from nashville. if you know someone celebrating a milestone birthday or anniversary, tell us about them at today.com/celebrates. >> excellent. dylan, excellent job. >> yes. >>> what do you have coming up? >> i'm excited. dylan gets to meet one of her childhood idols. >> the guy you have posters of on your wall. jason priestly. >> and amy poehler. it's going to be fun. >> good. we'll go back out and get more of the wines. first, though, a look at your local news and weather. [ cheers and applause ] >>> good tuesday morning. i'm ckaty zachry. it's a few minutes before 9:00. let's go to meteorologist bill henley with the most accurate forecast. hey, bill. >>> we had a few showers and we are not done with them just yet. we have a few rain drops surrounding the area. just to the south, we have a steadier rain now moving into new jersey. and some brief downpours in atlantic county just to the northwest of atlantic city. this morning, the showers are moving off to the northeast, moving throu