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danny all/neighbor- "i wake up and the scene is going on. there's the person's mom whose crying, 'my baby, my baby.'" police say the gunshots were reported at around 5-15 in the morning.danny all/neighbor- "somebody came into the apartment and popped a couple of shots and killed somebody." captain patrick halleran, at this time, will only say that the victim is a man who was visiting and didn't actually live in the apartment. he says the motive behind the murder... belmont's first of the year -- is unclear.capt. patrick halleran/belmont police dept.- "it is unusual to get a shooting, uh, and it is unusual to get a homicide." when officers arrived on scene.. captain halleran says a group of people were standing outside of the apartment. he says investigators with his department and inspectors with the san mateo county district attorney's office are working with those who may have witnessed the shooting to piece together what happened. neighbor danny all says regardless of the factors that led up to the shooting...danny all/neighbor- "i feel h

neighbor danny all says regardless of the factors that led up to the shooting...danny all/neighbor- "i feel hurt inside." he's frustrated by gun violence.danny all/neighbor- "if you have a problem with somebody, swing -- hit 'em. try to talk it out first, but don't use a gun. you can always go to the emergency room for a black eye or for a broken jaw, just, uh, let's get the guns off the streets, please." captain halleran says the gun has not been found and neither has the suspect. police have also not released a description of the suspect but the captain adds that he doesn't

but danny, i want to make sure i get you in on the conversation, just because you're far away, i want to hear from you equally. just obviously, your thoughts, first, on this conversation and then i want to ask you about some of these central figures in the white house. but go ahead. >> my thoughts on this conversation is the reason we're here is because we don't call out donald trump. i mean, i think it is important to call him out by name. and hearing that mitch mcconnell or paul ryan are privately upset about it without -- i mean, it's so easy to say nazis are bad. we have to say that the president is bad for not saying nazied are bad. >> why do you think -- then the question becomes, maybe if they come out and call him out by name, what can they then get done for this country when they all return in september? do you think that's part of the thinking? >> i would ask what they are getting done right now. and i just feel that you have this guy, trump, who is so afraid to call out naziism. my grandfather actually had to fight nazis. all he has to do is say nazis is bad, and i think al

here is danny talbot. i got through that is what today was all about.do it again. i‘m not interested in times, it‘s nice knowing that i got a pb, but this isn‘t about times here, it‘s about moving on each day and i‘m glad to have done that. just before we move on to the rest of the action, isaac mark wylie from botswa na of the action, isaac mark wylie from botswana pulled out one of those 200 metres heats and he is due to go in the 400 metre final tomorrow. we have either a statement from the iws, there has been an outbreak of gastroenteritis and at one of the official team would tell us, we believe that if they tower will tell, because i spoke to a member of the german team earlier, eckhart, she collapsed on thursday night, one of four germans do collapse as to what the doctor thought was a virus, format, five canadians were also affected. 0f format, five canadians were also affected. of the germans are ok but we have not had any statement from the canadians but it has begin from that there is an outbreak of this virus. they are taking all possible pr

danny all/neighbor- "i wake up and the scene is going on. there's the person's mom whose crying, 'my baby, my baby.'" police say the gunshots were reported at around 5-15 in the morning.danny all/neighbor- "somebody came into the apartment and popped a couple of shots and killed somebody." captain patrick halleran, at this time, will only say that the victim is a man who was visiting and didn't actually live in the apartment. he says the motive behind the murder... belmont's first of the year -- is unclear.capt. patrick halleran/belmont police dept.- "it is unusual to get a shooting, uh, and it is unusual to get a homicide." when officers arrived on scene.. captain halleran says a group of people were standing outside of the apartment. he says investigators with his department and inspectors with the san mateo county district attorney's office are working with those who may have witnessed the shooting to piece together what happened. neighbor danny all says regardless of the factors that led up to the shooting...danny all/neighbor- "i feel h

and i have some of them who actually started writing a book, like danny gunns, and i talk about them n the book. danny -- [inaudible] >> i recently started working in the jails and muchappreciate your book and have been learning a lot. thank you much. >> thank you. >> my question is the plan to close liker's island -- ryker's island, plans to cut the population in half, it also calls for cutting the -- [inaudible] by half and increasing the ratios of civilian staff including program -- [inaudible] so i'm wondering if you have thoughts on kind of what the program looks like. like, i think, you know, we have this idea that programs, civilian staff need to be a more important part of jail culture and what's happening in the jails. i guess if you have any thoughts on what that looks like, what is an effective program going to be to engage these communities. >> i'm so glad you asked that, but because i just came out of working for the department of corrections as a program counselor. so they got rid of solitary confinement for all 16 or 17-year-olds, and then -- >> and 18 through 21 is. >>

danny all/neighbor- "i wake up and the scene is going on. there's the person's mom whose crying, 'my baby, my baby.'" police say the gunshots were reported at around 5-15 in the morning.danny all/neighbor- "somebody came into the apartment and popped a couple of shots and killed somebody." captain patrick halleran, at this time, will only say that the victim is a man who was visiting and didn't actually live in the apartment. he says the motive behind the murder... belmont's first of the year -- is unclear.capt. patrick halleran/belmont police dept.- "it is unusual to get a shooting, uh, and it is unusual to get a homicide." when officers arrived on scene.. captain halleran says a group of people were standing outside of the apartment. he says investigators with his department and inspectors with the san mateo county district attorney's office are working with those who may have witnessed the shooting to piece together what happened. neighbor danny all says regardless of the factors that led up to the shooting...danny all/neighbor- "i feel h

danny all/neighbor- "i wake up and the scene is going on. there's the person's mom whose crying, 'my baby, my baby.'" police say the gunshots were reported at around 5-15 in the morning.danny all/neighbor- "somebody came into the apartment and popped a couple of shots and killed somebody." captain patrick halleran, at this time, will only say that the victim is a man who was visiting and didn't actually live in the apartment. he says the motive behind the murder... belmont's first of the year -- is unclear.capt. patrick halleran/belmont police dept.- "it is unusual to get a shooting, uh, and it is unusual to get a homicide." when officers arrived on scene.. captain halleran says a group of people were standing outside of the apartment. he says investigators with his department and inspectors with the san mateo county district attorney's office are working with those who may have witnessed the shooting to piece together what happened. neighbor danny all says regardless of the factors that led up to the shooting...danny all/neighbor- "i feel h

i i'm danny pommells, csn. hello, peco. so i'm calling to see if you can help me save on my energy bill. we can do that. great. i live in a post-war, pre-war, mid-century home and the heating system is a turbine, hvac, reverse hydrogen, boiler pipe unit. well sir, i can see that you live in a twin and based on the size, your usage has been spiking. ♪ that's exactly what i thought. if you're not an expert, peco can help. we have lots of ways to help you save energy and money. peco. the future is on. >>> the weekend in fwifl philad off to a spicy start with salsa night. the event included dance lessons and performances. >>> at the jersey shore, everyone wants to head to the beach this time of year, including a young fox. a viewer posted this video from sea isle city. the animal seems to be hamplerm, but authorities have set traps to try to catch it. >>> today is national oyster day. americans eat millions. for some oysters are a delicacy, for others enjoyed year-round. only one of every 10,000 oysters will produce a pearl. >>>

i think jacky rosen, while she did defeat danny tarkanian in his last go-around, i do not think she is a powerhouse candidate. she may have a primary of her own despite the efforts of the national makers to keep her out. i am actually somewhat bullish about our chances in nevada, notwithstanding the complexities of the state and the difficulties heller could have in a primary and in a general election. i think in some ways, arizona poses a more difficult complex problem where you already have a very developed primary, potentially other primary candidates will see, and today with the news that kiersten cinema might the challenging jeff flake. she is a more serious contender than i would consider jacky rosen at this point. al: do you anticipate getting involved in the primaries in those two states? steven: we would certainly do so if we felt like we had to defend those seats. al: i want to touch on recruiting for a second. in the some of these states, the ones where trump has won in double digits, you do not have phenomenal candidates, at least ones that do not have high name identificat

we can always get in a private group and argue about how the bigot that i think he may be or that danny's not give him an escape route because what he wants is for us to act like him, and we are not going to bring ourselves to that. >> reverend around, let's agree to disagree. >> passive aggressive. danny, i like that. >> what's the best case scenario that comes out of this charlottesville? >> that we begin to actually talk to each other and hear each other. i think that charlottesville was a wake-up call, and as i say until we start telling the truth to one another and being honest about as reverend al rightly said, there's economic despair, there's poverty, there's joblessness, and white working class america is feeling the pinch, but so is black and brown america, and i want my white brothers and sisters to know we hear you, we see you, we understand, but we're feeling the same thing. we're not enemies of each other, and we've got to stop fighting each other and start talking to each other and finding a way forward as reverend al said in talking about the issues that we need to focus

i love to get on these horses who are olympic athletes trained by danny, a genius at training and i lovefulfill the promise, the potential of the horse and not get in its way, his or her way. >> yeah. >> i got to be physically adaptive. i got to have stamina. i got to have balance in order to do that, i got to work out and keep trim and be careful and that may very well be a reason that i'm as healthy as i am. >> the horses have kept you young? >> yes. >> yeah. the description of that activity alone could wear somebody out. actually sitting on the horse while that's going on. at your age, why still do that and do you not fear or get concerned -- >> i've broken. yeah, i've broken legs three times. after 30 years of hard riding, in any profession -- [ laughter ] >> your body wears out. my back is really bad. i got to ride. i got to ride. i got to act. it got to be a performer. i got to ride a horse. i got to be in love. i got to work. i've got to play. i've got to love dogs and horses and children and i've got to feel that i've done something good, which brings me to horses and a horse sho

. >> you mentioned danny earlier. i think he's going to be on. dean heller has problems on both the left and the right. which is a very difficult thing to accomplish. but he's managed to do it. mostly through his performance on the health care bill where he took all kind of different positions. he said different things and different interviews. so, he's got the right angry at him. danny tarkanian got into the race shortly after the last health care debate. remember, heller voted the way the president wanted him to finally. >> ultimately. only after. >> after going through this and this and this. he had stood here in nevada where brian sandoval the governor saying we're not going to vote and we're not going to support the current bill. heller is in big trouble. his numbers here, his approval numbers are terrible. >> we'll see him later on today here in reno. >> he is right now as we are sitting here, he is speaking to a group here in las vegas called hispanics and politics and then he's going to get on a plane y believe, fly up here and speak to t

i wouldn't have it any other way. danny pommells here.s been over 7 months since carson wentz has thrown a pass against a real opponent, but that wait will come to a close in five days when they open up on the road that you can see right here. wentz remember he was behind the 8 ball last offseason as the sam bradford situation worked itself out. wentz spent time working on his mechanics and footwork and will get a true measure when he places it up at lambeau field. >> oh, yeah, that is kind of the nature of training camp. the nature of the offseason. you're always excited to get the first one going. green bay coming up next week, we have the whole preseason and our sights set on washington week one. but at the same time, trying not to get ahead of ourselves. we're still going through it, we're still in training camp mode. so you have to kind of fight that battle every day. >> staying with the eagles, alshon jeffery missed a fourth straight day with a shoulder injury, but doug petersen says that the injury is no longer an issue and yesterd

i believe that's danny thomas. >> that's right, danny thomas.nfortunately, we do not have information about when and where this was. over the years we received quite a number of different collections that were donated. unfortunately, there are many that do not have dates, names, or places. i did recognize him, you are right, that is danny thomas. this might be tough. let's see if you can recognize the person on the left. yes, this gentleman here. >> it looks like jimmy carter. david: no, it is not jimmy carter. anybody else? all right. douglas fairbanks junior. this is during a visit to new york, president truman -- that is what is written, it is a little hard to see. that was a gift from douglas fairbanks. this was taken here at the truman library. he is a native of independence. anybody want to venture a guess? on this side of president truman. this lady back here. [indiscernible] david: you want to repeat that? >> ginger rogers. david: yes, thank you. this is here at the library in 1964. the next few -- some of the next few are multiple peopl

i can approach her. they're friendly. they can be my friends." danny: oh, it's magic. it's really neat to see the change. they're very timid at the beginning. we usually have a breakfast before, and when we're talking with them, and they're very timid and hold back a lot. by the end, they're asking for everything, they're smiling, they're telling you everything about their lives, and they're asking all kinds of questions. so, it's really magic to see that, and that's exactly what we want. we want to be able to communicate, and again, bridge together the need of law enforcement and first responders with the need that the community has. they're not pleasant, but we'll try to make 'em as pleasant as possible. damian: and i've shared this story before. when you take 'em shopping at target with $100 gift card, the one child who decided that, instead of getting toys, and games, and gloves, he was putting laundry detergent. darrell: well, those officers who support us throughout the year, last year we had 21 bay area law enforcement agencies come into the target store, and th

i think, to this case. it could very well mean, again, another important string for mueller's investigators to pull on. >> dannyback to the investigation and i guess the powers of special counsel, as in robert mueller. while the president set the red line about any kind of financial disclosures, probing into family affairs, finances, is there -- can the president have a red line as it pertains to mueller? >> not exactly. when it comes to the grand jury, first of all, they have the incredible subpoena power of documents we talked about. in fact, beyond that, under an irs rule, the prosecutor in this case doesn't even need to use a subpoena. if he can show some nexus to criminal activity. obviously, there is no discussion or direct evidence of that. theoretically, where there is a connection between tax returns and criminal activity, he could get the records from the irs and the target doesn't even have to know about it. just to give you an idea, the investigatory power of not only u.s. attorneys but a federal grand jury is formidable indeed. >> danny and david, we'll leave it there. gentlemen, appreciate it. >>>

david: danny, we have breaking news, i want to cut in for a second. back to you. >> sure. david: put back up, cat loanian president providing update on the barcelona attack. we don't have the audio. we were caught short because they speak katalonian, not spanish. our translators are spanish. they don't know what they are saying. talk about how city officials can prevent drive terror attacks. >> several ways, the first way you have a controlled venue, like a state fair or public fair, you can actually control access by the use of jersey type barricades and police checks, things that prevent vehicles getting close to the place. you know, if a vehicle can get in proximity to walking crowds, nothing you can do about that. so you have to do that, basically, i started to talk to you about this a couple minutes ago, it is intelligence that saves you here. one of your guests before me said that you have to have information. that information has to come from the community that spawns these people. david: danny, hate to bring politics into it but i must really.

can only say, with bleak emphasis: "we will have blood on our hands" earlier i spoke to our home affairs correspondent dannysked him to outline what thejudge had said... thisjudge, sirjames munby, is renowned for his forthright views. he has used strong language before but i don't think i've ever seen a judgment like this that is so clearly expressed. the exasperation, the desperation, the frustration, he clearly feels powerless to do anything to prevent this girl from leaving custody in the middle of this month, going back into the community without adequate care and within 24—48 hours he has been told by experts the likelihood is she will attempt to take her own life again. so a bit of background there. in terms of the nhs response, what do they say? nhs england has issued a statement saying they are aware of what the judge has said and completely agree that a solution must be found and that the authorities are working together to make every effort to find the most appropriate care for this girl. the girl had a series of mental health problems, she is in custody and basically confined to her room, being n

i remember when danny would not his office from the white house. he was so mad. usually those arguments were not known or reported. you could not get sourcing hough you kind of knew it was happening but you didn't read about it in the newspapers in era of trump you get to read about everything and the resident takes it one step further. by zone cases being very candid and people say being discreet tweeting about it. >> matt's a graduate and earned masters from wichita state and he chair of the american conservative union you can follow him as listed and we'll to peter in new york. republican line. good morning. matt, i morning. disagree with you on mitch intentions. entucky is a poor state and took the medicaid expansion and tammy bruce and she doesn't want catch to kill the it. on c-span i saw her he said that the dirty little secret in is that they really don't want to get rid of the aca i believe john mccain was chosen as the sacrificial lamb aca.ll the >> i love tammy bruce and i of what you said about congress being duplicitous about the aca. i think there w

that's jerry one on twitter of the fight you lost who would you like to have a rematch with a danny garcia as if i had like a rematch with because of the fire i should have won the fight and i kind of give away myself a winning the fight and if it's made me realize that losing focus for one second and change i totally and that's what happened and you can never lose hope you can have this focus at me or someone on twitter where you see yourself in five years five years i see most of do more chary work or be retired from boxing looking after my family and just enjoying life john c. on the larry king now blog how do you handle pain in the ring is the adrenaline running so high that going to block it out of so when you're in the rain you know feel pain even if you're knocked out even if you get hit with a big shot you never feel pain you might watch on television thing. or we never feel pain i think in the future the adrenaline wishing for your body was mohammed ali's on me was the only dummy of athol pain was the henry carter from great britain and recoup and recoup their every cooper hit him. knocke

thank you, i would like to recognize my congressman, congressman danny davis, who just joined us. [applause] this is like a triple header today. i have my u.s. senator, my congressman and my alderman. boy, unbelievable. >> [inaudible] remember, all politics are local. this is from mike bowers sitting over here, city club member. what do you think of the proposed acquisition by sinclair broadcasting of tribune media? do you expect the acquisition to be completed? >> mike, i don't know what we'll have to say about that in terms of their acquisition. i am familiar with sinclair. , they are ofnd very conservative organization. they used to put editorial comments when they own to springfield station. i would demand, occasionally get opportunity for rebuttal. hard for me to imagine that kind of operation taking over with wgn. seems like a hometown radio station with deep roots in chicago history. hard to imagine outsiders coming in. we've seen great dislocations already. the tribune, the sun-times, and other things. i worry about the change of the approach at the station. >> thank you. l

i'm not going to move but i was like. ok danny hawkins you know you hear in the shoot down the edge some other aspects coming into us here that maybe i want to pick your brain on and we were talking earlier that there was another car and that the where two police officers injured after being hit by a vehicle well now police have confirmed that two officers in barcelona where it's unknown whether it was related to an attack it's believed have occurred at seven thirty local time no the initial ramming the killing of the people happened at five o'clock does not give us a sense because we knew that the driver perhaps an accomplice of the van had fled we thought possibly there was a getaway car or some other vehicle involved what the tell us that perhaps they were keeping a low profile and then the sighted while this search is going to why we need to get out of here this is possibly linked to this it could well be units and one of the theories that police at the scene and indeed the secret service investigators will be looking into for

i thought. if you're not an expert, peco can help. we have lots of ways to help you save energy and money. peco. the future is on. >>> yeah, what you've been waiting for. dannyommells from csn philly. wide receiver alshon jeffery after being out for a shoulder injury. >> it feels good. >> no problems? >> no, i'm good. >> do you think you're going to play on thursday? >> i hope so. i have to wait and see what they tell me and just play it cool. >> do you think you missed anything much? >> even though i didn't practice with my team, i've been running on the side. i feel pretty good. >> something about that smile kind of breaks through all the malaise there. >>> carson wentz looked great out there. the cardinals didn't lose much of the season. the priority has been on camp. >> it's kind of been one of those things. we take advantage of what our defense does. they're pretty aggressive with a lot of things so that's part of it. we've had some shots and opportunities there, and we have a couple guys who can fly sorks we wa -- so we want to take advantage of it when we can. >> defensive coordinator jim schwartz were asked if corners were currently on the roster. >>

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still i had, danny meyer will be joining bloomberg next. this is bloomberg. ♪ >> it's 2:00 p.m.. 11:00 a.m. in san francisco. 7:00 p.m. in london. i'm scarlet fu. i'm 11:00 a.m. julie hyman. welcome to bloomberg markets. [captioning made possible by bloomberg television] [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. isit ncicap.org] scarlet: we're live in bloomberg headquarters in new york over the next hour. the top stories we're covering on bloomberg and around the world. president trump's advisor panel loses a fourth executive in the wake of his handling of charlottesville. trump shooting back calling them grand standers and says he has many more to replace them. speaking of exits, hedge funds are breaking up with facebook and apple. some of the biggest money managers trim their stakes in the tech darlings. and the lunch bell is ringing on wall street as one industry leaders cooks up new ventures. myer founder and c.e.o. of union scare hospitality group brings us a first look at his new restaurants this

thank you, i would like to recognize my congressman, congressman danny davis, who just joined us. [applause] this is like a triple header today. i have my u.s. senator, my congressman and my alderman. boy, unbelievable. [inaudible] remember all politics are local. okay. this is from mike bowers sitting over here, city club member. what do you think of the proposed acquisition by sinclair broadcasting of tribune media? do you expect the acquisition to be completed? >> mike, i don't know what we'll have to say about that in terms of their acquisition. i'm being very kind, a conservative organization. they used to put editorial comments when they owned springfield station, i would demand, occasionally get opportunity for rebuttal. hard for me to imagine that kind of operation taking over with. g -- wgn. seems like a hometown radio station with deep roots in chicago history. hard to imagine outsiders coming in. we've seen great dislocations already. tribune sometimes and other things but i worry about it. i worry about the change of the approach at this station. >> thank you. lot of qu

i love the race from danny talbot, very comfortable.ekerk because he is doubling up as well. the iaaf said the entire schedule of the 200 and 400, six races in six days, was made for wayde van niekerk and issac makwala, that is why they wanted that. that great showdown. but i suppose in championships you have to prepare for the things that cannot oi’ prepare for the things that cannot or must be controlled. hopefully this will set a precedent for the next time it happens.” this will set a precedent for the next time it happens. i suppose the danger is there could be other athletes going hang on, i was ill and... what we have not seen too many empty lanes and he is the highest profile casualty. whilst we wait for issac makwala to appear, we keep hearing on the other side, and i think we can bring you live pictures now from bbc sport. this is very strange, the start list for this heat literally just very strange, the start list for this heat literallyjust has one lane in it and blood that is issac makwala. no matter how he performs, he wi

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i appreciate your point. if someone says to you, someone says he likes you and you don't have evidence of that, you will want to gather that info. host: danny from silver spring, maryland. republican line. caller: i want to talk about the taking down of the monuments. you know who else likes to take down statues and stuff? isis. they love to destroy statues. and erase the past. down the statues opens up a wound in the south. it is like the second humiliation of the south. when theyhumiliated lost of the war and now they are getting humiliated again. lincoln wanted to unify the south and heal them. taking down the statues doesn't heal anybody. he is absolutely right. it lincoln said, these are american veterans. this is an american war veterans memorial and there is a virginia law that says you cannot take it down. there is a group called the monument fund, look them up on facebook, that successfully got a court order that says it is not coming down. the fear is about what happened in north carolina. taking them down. they are not going anywhere otherwise. host: joe thomas is a radio host, if you want to check them out online,wchv.com guest:

chelsea have had bids rejected for ross barkley and danny drinkwater. ibably have to today. you keep your ion the app. it will be a very busy day indeed. and breathe! thank you, see later. next: what happens when politicians come out? former scottish labour leader kezia dugdale has exclusively told this programme she had to come out as gay after being outed by a magazine. the member of scottish parliament — who quit as leader this week — says when she asked for her quotes on her sexuality not to be included in an interview with the fabian review, her request was ignored. the fabian society says it's "very sorry" she was upset by the interview. the first ever conservative mp to come out — sir alan duncan — has told us his sexuality prevented him from getting a role in former prime minister sirjohn major's government. they've been speaking to snp mp hannah bardell as part of a report for this programme about gay politicians. we now have a record number of 45 lgbt mp's — that's! in every 14 mps — making wesminster the gayest parliament in the world. this is

i do. >> we love having you in thanks to much tony to you. >> drinking. >> these don't go together no drinking or driving. dannyslate whine bars did i do it well this time. >> what will i make for us. >> moon tears in honor of eclipse so. >> what do you got in there. >> we have blackberry infused vodka with brigone and lemon juice. >> are you having a party on monday for the eclipse. >> sure why not. >> sure why not? and that looks -- smells very good i'm not a big drinker gary mcgrady enjoys a drink or two i don't mean to imfly anything. >> sun drichinger don't let him tell you anything else? moon tears how long will it be available. >> all week long. >> three more minutes. >> pretty, pretty good. >> thank you very much. sarah over to you now. >> finally the last piece of the puzzle dessert. it looks amazing, chef player aka sugar chef is here for that. you have homemade moon pies. >> you have to taste one of these. homemade and you can make it butter cream in the middle if you must. >> all right. >> how did you >> basically i do mine a little different. i made a triple chocolate cookie, marshmallow filling an

. >> i like that. >>> danny is here now with sports. >> thank you.h more on the passing of darren dalton. and we'll hear from a former teammate about what it was like to be around dutch. ♪ luis waited his whole life to celebrate his team being crowned champions. so our wellness coaches developed a plan, to keep him fit and healthy. and when his moment finally arrived, his knees were up to the job. aetna. you don't join us, we join you. >>> former phillies catcher darren daulton, one of the key pieces for 1993 national league championship team has passed away at age 555. he was diagnosed four years ago of brain cancer and cleared last year. his former teammate spoke with csn a few moments ago. >> he was a team leader. he was a coach on the field. he was one of those guys that really kind of let you know how to grow up at the big league level. how to grow up as a major league baseball player. he was a captain. he was everything that you could imagine that you would want as an individual on your ball club. i can't put into words what he meant in my care

i bumped into a guy named danny graham. he is playing guitar. x news specialists." i said have lunch with us. i said, can you make a song about this. listen. >> ♪ eric bolling, kat and eboni ♪ ♪ doing everything they can ♪ make america great again ♪ make america great again ♪ >> kat: today is national respect for parents day. i want to share my favorite picture of me with my parents. there we are. you see me? do you see me? >> eboni: know, where are you? >> kat: there she is. look at how cute we are. >> eboni: my turn. split screen, this is a guy in texas. i can't tell whether it's to feel bad for this guy or whether he's the biggest idiot in america. he gave $80,000 to a woman he never met, only communicated via twitter, text message, and skype. $80,000 he's out of. never met the woman. >> eric: for what? >> kat: is that a picture of him? he's good looking. >> eboni: i know. i want to say poor guy, but maybe not so smart. >> eric: that's all we have time for. thanks for watching. make sure to follow us on social media. fncspecialists on twitter

i have danny, jeff tuben is on the phone, paul is here with me in new york and chris is in washingtonn with you on the phone. how significant is this? what does this mean? >> well, it's certainly significant but i don't think we should overstate it. what it means is that mueller can now take sworn testimony in front of the grand jury and starts subpoenaing people, asking people to testify, and of course if he gets enough evidence, he can now ask the grand jury for an indictment of people. now, just because a grand jury is impanelled, doesn't mean that there will be indictment but you can't have indictments without a grand jury. so it is certainly a significant step. it shows that he means business. it shows that he is doing a serious criminal investigation, which he thinks should be -- should proceed, but it does not mean that criminal charges are imminent, nor does its mean criminal charges will ever even happen. >> paul, does this mean they're just deeper in the investigation, a new phase in the investigation, what does it tell you? >> it means they're deeper in the investigation. y