. -- on darrell drive in suitland. a man was pronounced dead on a scene and no word of a suspect. adrianna: crews fought a fire in rockville on tallahassee avenue and it was an electrical fire that started in a shed. on the this morning people's conditions. larry: two fires in prince william county, one on senator court in lake ridge. no one was hurt. about four miles away on riggs court in woodbridge, a fire broke out near the back of the home and the family thinks it may have started from their grill not being fully out. no one was hurt but the family is displaced. adrianna: preparations for the fourth of july celebration on the wall is being called a huge success. buses blocked the memorial bridge which was closed to traffic. trucks were deployed to prevent anyone from using a vehicle as a weapon, and those efforts kept people safe. the fireworks went off smoothly. the national park service is already looking ahead to another exercise, keeping us safe for the next fourth of july. larry: -- sam: breaking news coming

. >> we're here because darrell has shown us how to fight and how to be a waror. >> reporter: darrell achens was just 18 when he died last week, after two-year battle with leukemia. >> even as he returned to the hospital with signs and symptoms of a relapse, he proudly reported to me that his team went undefeated that year. >> reporter: he was a standout student and athlete. a football player. but he was an even bigger star in life. >> he was never a disrespectful kid. he was a superb grown man. >> reporter: even as he was given a short time to live, darrell persevered by graduating with his class, with honors, just three weeks before he died. >> i said to him, why do you always say you're doing good when i know you're hurting? he said, i am doing good, i'm alive. [ applause ] >> reporter: in december, darrell met his beloved golden state warriors, got to hang out for a time with his idols stephan curry and kevin durant. >> more for us than we can do for him. >> reporter: his legacy lives on with his family and close friends, and with all of those he so clearly touched. ♪ i'm a conque

. >> we're here because darrell has shown us how to fight and how to be a warrior. >> reporter: darrellwhen he died last week, after two-year battle with leukemia. >> even as he returned to the hospital with signs and symptoms of a relapse, he proudly reported to me that his team went undefeated that year. >> reporter: he was a standout student and athlete. a football player. but he was an even bigger star in life. >> he was never a disrespectful kid. he was a superb grown man. >> reporter: even as he was given a short time to live, darrell persevered by graduating with his class, with honors, just three weeks before he died. >> i said to him, why do you always say you're doing good when i know you're hurting? he said, i am doing good, i'm alive. [ applause ] >> reporter: in december, darrell met his beloved golden state warriors, got to hang out for a time with his idols stephan curry and kevin durant. >> more for us than we can do for him. >> reporter: his legacy lives on with his family and close friends, and with all of those he so clearly touched. ♪ i'm a conqueror ♪ i'm victorious

a man found shot on darrel drive around 1:30 this morning. we will put any updates on this story inside the nbc washington app. >>> the united nation's security council will hold a meeting on north korea's missile test. it will happen today. this comes as president trump goes overseas. he goes to poland before the g-20 summit in germany. the "today" show will look at how it factors into his trip. >>> one of their own was shot and killed just after midnight, nd officer identified as a 48-year-old. police say she was shot while sitting in a police vehicle this morning. they chased the suspect and eventually shot and killed this man. >>> breaking news right now in first 4 traffic. a big problem. this is outer look before vw parkway. we are talking prince george's county looks like we have one left lane getting by as they try to continue to get the crash out of the way. this is a six-mile back up. take a look at the map. that is painful. northbound you can see on vw parkway as you approach 32, a disabled vehicle slowed things quite a bit. chuck?

darrell hale: "it's got a bunch of picture and all that in there and a little bit of clothes to keep it from breaking in there some important paper work."darrell hale has lived here most of his life...even with this massive fire bearing down on mariposa, he wants to see it through.darrell hale: "i've got stuff, i probably won't go but i might sent the wife and the cats off but i won't go." but this fire isn't going anywhere either... now threatening to burn down one of california's original hometowns. ( tiffany ) that was tom miller reporting for us. kron 4 was at an evacuation center and spoke with some of the people forced from their homes.as soon as we get the all clear to go up there. we would like to go see what's left. . ( tiffany ) that fire has now burned more than 25-thousand acres and containment is only at 5 percent. ( darya ) in the south bay

darrell talks about his book" rising star, the making of barack obama," is overt to emphasize the course of his presidency there were scores and scores of people in illinois who had known him in early years who were disappointed with the trajectory of the obama presidency. forgotinted that barack the people -- most of the people whose essential to his political rise. >> >> next on the presidency, former boston globe journalists discuss their book the road to camelot. inside jfk's five-year campaign. a john f. kennedy presidential library and museum posted this event which marks the centennial of the 35th presidency. >> welcome. we are so thrilled you are all here. this is part of our centennial activities. and part of the special week of centennial opportunities. i'm dennis rothstein, the executive director of the john f. kennedy library foundation. on behalf of all of my colleaguesth

. >> darrell samuels is being housed in the carson section section of ad seg for an assault on an officer. >> man, what's up? >> don't step on my foot. >> okay. okay. >> hey, hey. be cool. >> yeah, i'm all right. i'm all right. >> i was breaking in cars in the projects back in the days, and i got caught when i was 9 years old, and after that, it's just been hell from then. i kept going to group homes and kept running from group homes, ended up in wiley. >> not worried about the [ bleep ]. caught on a gun charge. went to county jail, got out for that, got another gun charge, got sentenced to the penitentiary. got out now. i got a violation for access to a gun. never had no positive influence. my influence was the streets. and i thought that was positive because that's all i knew so i'm thinking that is the right way, so i'm going to go that way. that's what i did. >> samuels wants to turn his life around for the sake of his son. he doesn't want his boy to grow up without a father like he did. >> that's my life right there. that's what i got to live for right now. that's what i think about

darrell in new york? >> caller: this is darrell, jim, how are you? >> i'm good, how are you, darrell? >> caller: boo-yah from hudson, new york. >> great restaurant scene up there. how can i help >> caller: i've got a question on frontier communication? should i sell it, hold it -- >> you know, remember, they did reverse split. it looks like it's doing better than it did. i've got enough companies, i've defending tooth and nail, hammer and tongs, i'm not going to defend a company with no growth whatsoever adrian in new york >> caller: adrian in florida >> that's even better than new york what's going on? >> caller: with the release of xfinity wireless, the rumor of a possible acquisition of verizon and positive earnings report, is comcast a buy at this level? >> i'm going to be very careful here i own the stock. and i work for comcast three, i think it's a fabulous company or i wouldn't work here because i don't have to. here's the deal. i think the stock was up dramatically, and then all these rumors came. can we just accept the fact they've got prof

darrell akins lost the battle after sieving his diploma. he lived thee years after doctors expected after he got a bone marrow transplant last spring. akins would have been 19 years old in august. >>> investigators in watch state are trying to figure out what caused a derail this afternoon. the the loco motivate and baggage car wen off the track in bridge if washington this average. 267 passengers on board, no one was seriously hurt. the train was traveling between british colombia and yew jeek o oregon. hope you had a chance to enjoy the weekend today. the sun is down but the question you're really asking is what is it going to look like an the fourth. here's drew. >> we got the fog out right now along the coast and immediate bay. the fog is going to linger for the holiday weekend. we'll pinpoint which location coming up in the forecast. >>> and gushing water and street buckling. not what you want to deal with on a holiday weekend. the big mess in one california community today. and -- >> some of those people don't speak another language.

larry darrell neil jr. of antioch shot a man wednesday at a baskin robins. he was shot several times and wlart pronounced dead at the -- later pronounced dead at the hospital. >>> a did he work lee middle school teacher and act -- a middle school teacher was arrested on tuesday. she was charged with rioting and attempt to commit assault with bodily harm. she was at a fight at the capitol that involved protestors. three other people were arrested. >>> a change by uc berkeley officials that will allow ben shapiro to speak on the campus. at first they dedied a request -- decided to deny the request. but now administrators say finding a venue will not be a problem, as long as the college republican group works with uc officials. >> it's evident we support their right to bring speakers of their choice. it's evident that we want to work with them in a collaborative fashion. >> a member of the berkeley college republicans told us they look forward to working with the university, but they're concerned about restrictions that may be imposed. >>> volkswagen way gone i

darrell hale: "it's got a bunch of picture and all that in there and a little bit of clothes to keep breaking in there some important paper work."darrell hale has lived here most of his life...even with this massive fire bearing down on mariposa, he wants to see it through.darrell hale: "i've got stuff, i probably won't go but i might sent the wife and the cats off but i won't go." but this fire isn't going anywhere either... now burn down one of california's original hometowns. ( tiffany ) that was tom miller reporting for us. kron 4 was at an evacuation center and spoke with some of the people forced from their homes.as soon as we get the all clear to go up there. we would like to go see what's left. . ( tiffany ) coming up at 6:30 this morning we will get a live update from the fireline. ( darya ) in the south bay... a fire burning in sara toga is now

. >> reporter: darrell fos who has mild cognitive impairment knows getting quality shut eye is key. >> my memory is better when i get a good night's sleep. >> reporter: but it hasn't been easy, especially since he has breathing problems and insomnia. he took action getting a c-pap machine, setting a regular bedtime, avoiding caffeine and keeping active with his wife mary. all concrete steps researchers say could delay further decline. how much sleep should people be getting? >> about seven hours is sort of the magic number. it's not just about the number of hours, it's about the quality, making sure if you have sleep obstructive breathing or sleep apnea, you get that treated. >> sleeping pills are not the answer here. that's because they're meant to be used short-term and they won't correct the underlying sleep issues or medical conditions that do need to be treated. >> dr. john, thanks very much. >>> still ahead, best time to buy. if you're still looking to book a flight this summer, save the magic date to get the cheapest airfare possible. >>> a woman's bag gets caught in subway doo

a man was shot on darrel drive. as you can see from this video, the investigation appears to be happening at an apartment complex. you can imagine, this is a frightening situation. the shooting happened just before 1:30 this morning. anyone with information is asked to call the police. back to you. >> thank you. 4:33. d.c. police need your help finding this man, nathan matthews was last seen on wisconsin avenue monday. if you see him, call police. >>> new video from a large gaithersburg townhouse fire. we told you about the fire yesterday morning. the cell phone video shows how intense these flames were after a mishap sparked the fire. fire crews believe the homeowner may have used propane grill. it cost at least 550,0$550,000 damage. >>> july 4th celebrations wrapped up around our area. they are cleaning up after a spectacular fireworks display on the national mall. thunderous booms echoed across the monuments as thousands watched the night skylight up. it drew people from all over the country. the celebration was

his mother says he was visiting a friend on darrel drive. police are searching for suspects and motive. four years ago, his older brother, c.j. was murdered at a bus stop. tyreke helped unimaginable loss. she doesn't know what she'll do now. >> tyreke was part of my healing for my first son, because he looked so much like him. that was my bittersweet that i got to see a little bit of how c.j. charles would have looked. >> tyreke walter leaves behind a young daughter. a $25,000 reward leading to the killer's arrest. >>> a fire is at the center of an alleged fight between firefighters. this happened at the scene of a fire. the incident involved a county career firefighter and a volunteer firefighter sunday afternoon. the volunteer called the police department and asked for a criminal investigation alleging assault. police officers took pictures of the scene. the chief says it's too early to determine if charges will be fired. they have been removed from emergency call of duty. out in leesburg, smile because you could be on camera. police offic

new jersey, darrell on the democrats line. caller: good morning. this is an interesting topic. a couple of comments, there are lots of ways the russian government could have polluted to disrupt our election that had nothing to do with changing ballots in the ballot box. of youusing data to mine as individuals provided by the russians so they could target negative coverage about hillary clinton. there is evidence that happened. the russian government never has to change ballots. there seems to be a loophole in fara, and that is a u.s. national who has no contact with a foreign entity who might want to pursue investment opportunities in another country might be advocating for policies that would benefit them even though those same policies would also benefit of foreign government. for example, someone wants to do business with the second bank in russia, they may not be operating under the direction of a foreign national, but the policies might benefit of foreign entity. how does the justice department deal with that kind of willful? -- loophole? guest: it is a great observation.

it happened around 1:30 this morning on darrell drive. officers found tyrek walker he was 18. anyone who knows anything about the case should contact prince george's county police or crime stoppers. the number is 186-6411 tips. >>> in charles county, investigators want to know if there are more victims out there after a former school aide and coach was arrested. the sheriff's office says carlos bell sexually assaulted at least seven boys. he admitted that he's hiv positive. bell worked at benjamin stoddard middle school and la plata high school and anyone with information should contact charles county sheriff's office. >>> most people say president donald trump's tweet about two tv hosts last week went too far. that's according to a new politico morning consult poll. it shows 65% of voters say trump's tweets were unacceptable. it was conducted just hours after president trump called mika quote low iq crazy mika. and wrote that she was bleeding badly from a facelift. the poll was done before trump tweeted a video of him es cnn logo pasted on their face. that same poll shows a m

scotty reynolds, shane clark, darrell reynolds, corey fisher all on the team.r two seed in the first game is this saturday. today the guys talked about how fun it is to really get back together and reminisce. >> we joking a lot bringing back old -- old jokes and memories that, you know, guys used to do. especially when they messed up or whatever. so -- >> part basketball, part bull session. stories are legendary like this one about corey fisher. >> i remember one time we was here in school, and, um, we were working doing ball hander link drills he's a great ball handlers. one of coaches started yelling at him. he goes, yo, i'm the fisher price. i don't have to work on my handle. i was born with this. this is what i do. [ laughter ] >> this is not going to help me. i'm already got this. i'm fisher price. that was his thing. but chris is just crazy. >> we have short memories but corey fisher some of those guys are monsters in college. quick note, the phillies will play at 6:50. >> hoping to. >> hoping to. at least. >> yup. we'll see. >> might be better not playin

host: darrell in rochester, new york, independent. caller: hi. i just have a brief comment. i've been watching all morning. our president, you know, the self-serving guy, you know, it's just funny that everyone i heard and everyone that's talking, nobody's coming to the point that we are america first. we're not republican, democrat, independent. i voted for george herbert walker bush. i voted for clinton. i voted for george w. bush. i voted for obama. i voted for ms. clinton. but, listen, it's all -- it seems -- the whole thing is just a farce. we cannot survive in our democracy without the media. regardless of what everybody wants to think, this whole fake news thing, i mean, that's something that people pay attention. we have only been using that term for almost maybe two years, maybe. host: pick up on that. guest: well, there's always been fake news. it goes back to george washington publishing letters hat turned out to not be true. so i agree, we are all americans, and we do need to work together. that's n't think that really the issue. i think the issue is more the pol

issues and it's been a problem for quite some time and the construction comes after a series of darrelle moments the most recent incident just happened about a week ago one hundred eighty people have been rescued from the new jersey transit train that do you brail old the incident just highlighted the agency the truck repairs that needed. thank you so much. in new york covering this for us thank you things. we all learned a volkswagen the infamous emissions scandal nearly two years ago even in the time that's passed the scandal remains far from over as new allegations have surfaced yet again we've got more on this for us right now joining me in the studio what did volkswagen do this time well they are accused of cheating again on emissions tests which would not only expand the damage already done but would cost them a lot more money so it's something they certainly don't want to hear and something that the rest of the auto industry does not want to deal with right now in two thousand and sixteen volkswagen was the world's largest automaker a year later the company fell behind toyota to t

biographer and gero.sor darrell -- david that's followed by washington journal with your phone calls and a look at today's headlines. >> this week on q&a part two of our interview with poland served davidinning by a for gero. a professor of law and history talks about his book rising star in the making of barack obama priorit covers his life to winning the presidency. you can watch us on our website c-span.org. david gero other of rising star, what was the hardest part of this book to you? aspectmost challenging of doing this book was dealing with the women before michelle obama. i am an academic historian. i am very different in how i deal with people than many journalists are. even when one is talking with intimate, personal hesitant,ips, i am deferential. i don't oppose intrusive questions. ,ut it is very important crucially important, that what alex mcneil and with genevieve cook, there are lengthy letters that barack wrote to them that they have hung onto. i think that it gives a history of barack's life a great depth and richness to have all of those letters in his own words de

joining me is congressman darrell issa. good evening. do you know this woman? >> i do, judge. was one of those people who got to vote no on that postal naming some years ago. you can't make these things up, you really can't, judge. judge jeanine: is she from the berkeley area? >> she is, and she reflects the values of that region, ear at least one portion of it. the term extreme is bantered around. i think she would know about the extreme on the left. what she doesn't know is general kelly is one of those unusual people that can rise above partisan politics so superbly that both the left and the right except for the far extremes respect him, support him, consider him a superb choice. he was not controversial in his successes as a 2, 3, and 4-star general. he has not been controversial in execute and enforcing the law's written during this time as homeland security secretary. when he comes to organize the white house to make it work for the president and for the administration's success, he won't be controversial except by those who want to see the administration fail. judge je

darrell reynolds from villanova and brandon larson. chance to talk about how it feels playing for the sixers. >> i donnell wa't want to get c up, but i'm making sure i'm playing how they want me to play. >> every time i'm here working out, it gives me motivation if i'm tired just to keep pushing. it's a blessing to be part of my hometown team. >> even on twitter, fans are wishing me luck. i know i have the support of them. [ inaudible ] >> summer league games, all eye also be on markelle fultz and what he's trying to achieve. >> just give my all and see where that takes me. see where i need to improve, see what i'm good at. >> be sure to catch his summer league debut against the celtics tomorrow at 7:00 on tcn. >>> the union hosting the new england revolution. second half, pass inside, takes the far top corner. 2-0, union in control. albert kicking it from outside the box. union win 3-0. >>> when i return, we'll hear from nick paveta's on the day's win. "feeling alright" plays ] with simply right checking from santander bank, just make

a man was found shot on darrel drive. you can see from the video, the investigation appears to be at an apartment complex. anyone who lives there is a bit frightened by what's going on. police say the shooting happened just before 1:30 this morning. anyone with information is asked to call police. back to you in the studio. >> adam, thank you. >>> it is 5:06 just d.c. police need your help finding this missing man. he was last seen on wisconsin avenue near vaness street northwest on monday. if you see him, call d.c. police. >>> new video from a large gaithersburg townhouse fire. look at that. we first told you about the fire on news 4 yesterday morning. the cell phone video shows how intense the flames were after a grilling mishap sparked the fire on bloomberg terrace. they believe the homeowner may have used charcoal in a propane grill. that caused at least $550,000 in damage. >>> parking your car in bethesda is going to cost more than before the holiday. new prices go into effect today. it will cost $2.25 an hour for st

i'm here with the organizer, darrell turner, of today's event.t is the biggest challenge the democrats here in alabama face? >> getting our message out. we've done a poor job of telling the people what we're about and who we are. >> and how do you win alabama? >> by working darn hard, not giving up, continuing what we've begun and that is the revival of the democratic party in alabama. >> and does this take years? what's the time frame on something like this? >> yesterday. we believe that within the next presidential cycle, we'll be a viable force again and we're working every day to see that that happens. >> reporter: last yes, rkquest this something that can be replicated across the south? >> absolutely. all you have to do is have people who care, will help and stand up going forward. >> reporter: there you have it, find people who care and will stand up. back to you. >> optimism on the day. thank you. president trump traveling to the norfolk naval station. the president will be there shortly addressing this crowd, attending the commissions of

he was visiting a friend on darrel drive. the police are searching for a suspect and motive. >>> we have a traffic alert to tell you about now. starting this morning, temporary lane closures on 695 over south capital street t. closures are set to begin at 10:00 a.m. and run until 3:00. this is happening on eastbound and westbound lanes. >>> family comes home to how it ignited while they spent a weekend away and who is stepping in to help them out? >>> heavy rain down south of the city here this morning. that prompted the weather service to issue a warning. if you are living or traveling in that area along the i-95 or route 1 corridor, watch for high or standing water. >>> plus, details about the break up of two music legends, madonna and tupac. >>> stick around for the "today" show later this morning. ed sheeran is joining the team. "today" st ar fios is not cable. and we believe everyone deserves faster internet. t amazing download speeds up to 940 megs 20 times faster than most people have. and it's just $79.99 a month onli

darrell is on the line for new negotiations in st. louis, missouri. go ahead. caller: how are you doing? host: i am doing well. caller: i think we have slaughtered enough people. what is the libyans do to us? nothing. what did iraq do? nothing. what have the syrians done to us? nothing. kim jong-un has not slaughtered anybody. we have been bombing people for i do not know how long and we need to leave the man alone. we launched missiles all the time. who do we think we are? all these bozos on the phone talking about how we need to go in there and bomb the country. that is all we do. haven't we slaughtered enough people? we are the number one terrorist on the planet. that is all we do. i do not see any missiles or any fighter jets from north korea bombing any cities in america. just like libyans and iraqis. they have not done anything to us. people are sick and tired of us bullying people all over the world. do what we say or we are going to bomb you. americans need to wake up and count the people we have slaughtered since 2000. based on the other line. host: sa

darrell and i are both entrepreneurs.e said why don't we create here in congress a startup day across america where we get our colleagues to understand the startup economy visiting startup in their district. >> representative issa, since i work at cnbc, i'm hoping this means that you can work across the aisle on tax reform. what do you think? >> we both have art lapper as a friend and adviser eric served on one of your boards we have common ground on what we believe will help america get producing way ahead of the rest of the world one of the challenges is to find those things we agree on and do them and try to stay away from those divisive issues that often divide us. >> we have breaking news that we're very surprised about. >> yep we're very surprised earlier than expected. whole foods earnings have come out and earnings have beat expectations on the bottom and top line let's go with eps. 36 cents adjusted. higher than what was pencilled in at 30 cents a piece revenue at 3.725 billion in line with analyst calls and comp

now after the tragedy, my colleague brook baldwin spoke to darrell martin, the father of one of the sailors accident. >> how proud of your son are you? >> words can't describe i am. i have -- wow. i kept every text from time he's joined the navy and there's just numerous texts that i have expressed how proud i am. i'm so proud to be his father. i could not ask for a better child. never. >> investigators are also considering other factors such as the speed the ship was traveling. >>> meantime, the pentagon is apologizing and promising a full investigation after a tragic mistake. 16 afghan police officers killed by friendly fire. the u.s. air strike hit a compound in southern afghanistan friday, taliban fighters were the intended target. let's bring in cnn reporter from the pentagon, ryan brown. ryan, how exactly did this operation go so wrong? >> well, it's part of a string of operations that the afghan military has been conducting and afghan military and police have been conducting in helmand province. there's a large taliban presence there and a lot of intense fighting going on right now.

that's where darrell maymon comes in. >> friends that have cats, i go down and visit them and pet them love animals. i'm not going to hurt their cat. that's the basic thing. because in here, cats -- like their buddies. you can get in worse trouble hurting somebody's cat than you can hurting an inmate. >> while maymon doesn't have a cat of his own, he keeps his cell cat-friendly in case the need for a sitter arrives. >> this is a cat bed. because they love to get up high. people come by and stick their hand in and pet it. that's pretty much it. >> for some inmates at isp, cats are the closest things they have families. paul komyatti hasn't seen his family since he first came to prison 26 years ago. he's soon to be transferred to a work release program, a transitional step to freedom. but there's a snag. >> let's go over to the office and we'll sit down and talk about the status of what's going on. >> anything bad or -- >> no, no, nothing bad. nothing great either. we'll talk about the status real quick. >> all right. >> komyatti, who helped murder his father, recently stuck up for anoth

instead there was this dynamic in the house at the very end when the republican from new york and darrell issa, republican from california, people that are in iffy districts for republicans an on the fence about that bill, they voted for it thinking we'll give the president a win. the president rooeally wants a win. a few days later the president says, no, that bill was mean. so these people who stuck their necks out for the party and the president in the house get kicked in the teeth. so people in the senate will not have that motivation to please the president if that's how he rewards you. >> so, rebecca, what is a win? is a win defined very different low for the president versus perhaps republicans who are going to stick their necks out for this president to succeed in changing health care? >> you know, i think, fred, simply if republicans in the senate are able to pass some version of health care reform over the next couple of weeks that the president could claim that as a win. but he and senate republicans and congressional republicans more broadly are really going to have to focus o

you got scott knee reynolds, clark, darrell reynolds, corey fisher bunch of great guys from old teamsthis saturday today the guys talked about how fun it is to just get together and sort of reminisce. >> we joking a lot. bringing back old -- old, um, jokes and memories that, you know, that guys used to do especially when they messed up or whatever. >> to wimbledon second round check this out. match 13th regular dimitri dives. i know you appreciate that a little bit kathy. dives for the point and wins six-threethree, six-two. six-one. he was able to lay out how got actual may was. >> wimbledon is good stuff. >> i love it. don't get your whites dirty. [ laughter ] >> that's right. lucy what's coming up at 11:00. >> probably easier to do that on grass than clay. just thinking. supposed to be his week. the fourth of july holiday and all. you know, but don't tell that to the owner of his uncle sam statue someone stole him right out of their yard. your wake up weather and seven day forecast in the first five minutes. kathy you got a lot to talk about, don't you? >> oh, yeah. all right. she'

darrell, democratic line, from the bronx. good morning. caller: thank you for taking my call. cannot believe this last caller. to proclaim that jeff sessions is an honest man -- evidently, he must not have tuned in during his confirmation hearing. jeff sessions lied under oath. is not a rumor, that is a fact. i'm pretty sure c-span has it on tape. jack, you might want to go back and watch that confirmation hearing. sevens, i think esther -- mr. sessions should immediately leave office. i think you should leave office because he disqualified himself when he lied on the post. these republicans calling in and talking about honest deals and the fake media -- i will remind them that they did not call in complaining about fake news the entire eight years that president obama was in office, he suffered so many negative attacks by the media. host: i do not mean to interrupt you, but i want to ask you a question. is attorney general sessions -- if he does step down, he would be replaced again by the president. not a fan of his administration, do you think change if thed president still

police say larry darrell neil junior of antioch shot a man wednesday at the baskin- robbins. was shot several times and later pronounced dead at the hospital. if you have any information, call pittsburgh police. >>> fans of linkin park are mourning the death of chester bennington who committed suicide yesterday morning. he hanged himself in his los angeles home. his band mate tweeted shocked and heart broken but true. linkin park formed in 1996 and had six number one albums. bennington was close friends with chris cornell of soundgarden who committed suicide in may. it would have been cornell's 52nd birthday yesterday. >> i think artists are sensitive people. a lot of times they have a darker side that we, the fans and public, don't get to see. >> bennington had problems with drugs and alcohol. according to tmz, he said he had considered suicide because of painful memories of child abuse. linkin park had a show scheduled in october in oakland. no word if that tour will continue. >>> the san francisco planning commission wants a ban on new medical marijuana dispensaries until

average of polls disapproval maybe closer to 55% that is an opportunity, some republicans might be like darrellill face a big problem, but, democrats have a couple of big problems, one, they don't seem to stand for anything right now they haven't resolved really that hill-bernie problem from the 2016 campaign the way things have gone not completely, completely resolved things, on the other hand, they do have history on their side. remember, in 1994, bill clinton's first mid terms he lost big, 60 plus seats in the highways, in 2010 barack obama's first mid temperatures he lost big 60 plus seats in the house in 20 -- 2002 could have happened to george w. bush because of september 11 it did not but historical the president is going to lose seats in the house, democrats have to pick up i think 4 to win control -- 24 to win control within reach for them the senate not as much. >> thank you so much senator camel harris, by the way, out meeting with big clinton cronies in ham tons over the weekend is mr. is somebody still pulling strings in the clinton camp thank you good to see you. >> thank you. >>

darrell, isceo, going to be replaced. apron getting killed, down 8% free market. at $10 per share and are trading below 7%. amazon is being reported to file a trademark application for at-home meals. that would be a knife in blue apron's heart. now they are looking for things grainrotein, veggie, and packaging. echo, i would like my did from amazon, please. i do not cook. i would do that. jonathan: let's get back to the markets, with futures may be a little bit higher, up to another record perhaps. gains for the first time in two months. the rally has led the dow and the s&p 500 to 25 record closures for 2017, while a new poll shows a lack of faith in president trump. less than half of americans approve of his performance on the economy. investors might be high on the economy, but that has not been borne out in the data, with the most negative levels since may of 2016. joining us now is chris harvey. and jay pulaski. can you divorce a less optimistic view of the economy, at least in terms of the data, with a more optimistic view of the market? to a degree. rates a

try to dive into california where, for example, darrell issa is somebody in a district that hillary clinton> well, by itself it isn't. but, think about it. california is already heavily democratic state. the idea of winning a district or two more in california isn't going to change the fortunes of the party. the problem is that the american industrial states won safely in the democratic camp were essentially invaded and conquered by trump. that's their problem. brian: do you believe that there is a democrat throughout in the middle, like a congressmen ryan or joe manchin say enough of this, we have to give the people what they want and that is more representatives in government that are for the people, not for themselves? >> well, i think that when we look back a generation or so, there were many mainstream democrats who would fit that description. the problem today is the people like leashman, manchin, these guys are seen as freaks in the democratic party. even if they were the solution, it's difficult to see the party nominating them. brian: dinesh d'souza us a great to get your insight.

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