how many unners are here, we walked into dave long's history class, did you have him -- the american story. she's too young, she's a baby. she's a baby. so, we walked into dave long's american story and he says oh, yeah here, comes one of the brothers of the cane and abel story. oh, boy. so got around that my brother crippled me, and that leg injury really required some surgery at the end of my senior year so rather than going into the marine constituent had spent time in the corps when i was a sophomore, i was put in a reserve unit here in manchester and was in there until they let in the go in the late 1960s and i was teachinged a bradley, and the recents came to the door and they said to brother adrian, the principal, we want d'allesandro now. and adrian says, there's no substitute. we don't have anybody -- any substituted. wore a catholic school. so they allowed know stay teaching until the school year ended and then brought me to camp lejeune and i went through advanced combat training. my life carries on, education becomes good. coaching is great. i had great players. bradley a

we walked into dave longs history class, mr. long, did you have in? the american story. she's too young. she's a baby. she's a baby. [laughing] so we walked into dave longs american story and he says here comes one of the brothers of the cain and abel story. oh, boy. [laughing] it cut around my brother crippled me -- got around -- that lake injury required some surgery at the end of my senior year, so rather than going into the marines which i spent time in the core when i was a sophomore, i was put in a reserve unit here in manchester advising that reserve unit, they let me go in the late 1960s and they got my great story but that is i was teaching at bradley, and the marines came to the door and they said to my brother adrian who was a principal, we want d'allesandro now work and adrian says, there's no substitute. we don't have any substitute. we're a catholic school. we don't have any reserved. so they allowed me to stay teaching until the school year ended and then abruptly to camp lejeune and i went through advanced training, and that was the end of that story. so

light music -- ( sound trailing off ) >> trevor: please welcome, tony and grammy award winning daveed diggs and longend rafael casal! ( cheers and applause ) ♪ >> trevor: welcome to the show. >> thanks for having us. >> trevor: congratulations, man, on creating an amazing, amazing film. i had read some of the buzz before i watched it, but it's truly a beautiful story that captures everything. when you're writing a story like this about oakland, a place that you grew up in, a place that is so close to your heart, like, how do you focus on the most important issue in the story? >> yeah, well, i think, for us, really every decision came back to does it feel like oakland, for real, for real. >> trevor: right. >> so it took us nine years to get this thing made. we started writing this almost a decade ago. it's been through a lot of changes. what we really wanted, one of the big reasons to make the film in the first place is because we had never seen our city represented in the way that we know it to be on the screen before. so we didn't think anyone would ever let us make a movie but if we did, we're goi

>> how long, dave? >> glad you asked. long as the waiting in line for a build-a-bear promhaion. >> oh, still hurts. >> as long as its participants are tall. the battleetween two tennis skyscraper john isner and 6'6" kevin anderson lasted six hours and 36minute. the longest center court match in history. neither have won a grand slam title. almost five hours. isner and, you knowh , i'm going to set down and take a breather and anderson, why are we still playing? ch player with 24 won. back and forth i goes, and isner is going to hit it out, and anderso with that. anderson with the probable point. double match point and isner's second return isoo wide. kevin anderson advances do the wome final in his career, six hours and 39 minute, second longest in grand history. >> wimbledon is almost over so i have to use up phrases i heard in england, an embarrassment of riches. it is around here. we're just a little over 24 hour away from th opening of audi field. du d.c. united's quest a it's ready just in time. way back in 2004 they

dave briggs. what a remarkable story. >> i'm so glad. >> yeah. a long way to go there.have a reporter standing by for any developments. we start, though, with the president dealing another damaging blow to postwar alliances in letters of leaders to america's longstanding nato allies, president trump demanding they increase defense spending and threatening to alter america's military global presence if they don't. the letters first reported by "the new york times" were sent to countries including belgium, germany last month. according to the "times," the president was credit kalg of ge critical of angela merkel. >> he writes continues german underspending on defense undermines the secure. and others see you as a role model. nato members did increase overall defense spending for a second straight year in 2017, but the u.s. still paid about 70%. the president travels to belgium next week for the nato summit. >> chancellor merkel also facing a domestic problem with global consequences. she just avoided the breakup of the german government over immigration. she just agreed t

. >> dave and pam. its been a long time since i have had my resume. >> it's all online. >> i know. back in the day. all right. good morning. you know -- let's go out and take a look at the tracy commute. 580 westbound. you will see slow traffic. right before the pass. the pass is right about here. most of the slow traffic starts in tracy on 205 and this little stretch here between these two last hours i drew is where it's slowest right now. you can see traffic is going to be okay once you make it to livermore and then out to castro valley if you are going that far. interstate 880 north and southbound looks good. getting to the bay bridge is light. we had an unusual pattern where it was busy and then light and then busy and then light. as we start getting back to school patterns will start to get more crowded. hello steve. >>> you put your resume on a qr code you will probably get hired. they do that. >> yes. >> to r me. you know that. terry says that's gonews for us in lake county. hope today's news just keeps getting better. there are many, many signs that cooler weather is on the

long road to recovery. let's check in with dr. sanjay gupta. >> christine and daves have had a long time to think about and prepare for what is unfolding now. basic concerns when the boys come out of the cave. you can pare it down to air way, breathing and circulation. you want to address these at the scene at the mouth of the cave and make a decision how quickly do the boys and players and divers if something happens need to get to a hospital. we saw one boy air lifted. it could have been a problem with breathing or blood pressure as a result of dehydration. we don't know. that is how the decisions get made. keep in mind the timeline. the divers are predicting what the boys will need. june 23rd, the boys and coach go missing. nine days before the food shows up as a result of the rescue divers. what were the conditions in the cave? we know the oxygen levels dropped. we know there is a concern about dehydration. that is how you process things from the medical standpoint. if i had to guess, the boys won't be in hospital that long. whether it is dehydration or malnutri

. >> dave: they don't have long. >> anthony: raymonds and st.ant in newfoundland. it's gotten the region, national, and even international attention with its hyper-localized, wildly creative menus. >> anthony: wow, this is exciting. wow. >> anthony: seafood tower, yes. razor clams, snowcrab, mussels, capelin, whelk, and sea urchin. >> fred: whoa, look at that. >> anthony: little plump sacks of goodness. oh, god that's good. boquerones i am very excited about as well. >> dave: whelks is my game. >> anthony: really? >> dave: oh, love em. >> anthony: the boquerones are quite remarkable. this is really good. >> dave: i'm going to pass the tuna around. >> anthony: i like the little berries. >> dave: yeah, they're neat. it's funny, there are no oysters on here or clams, which is refreshing. >> anthony: i don't think i've ever seen that. >> dave: yeah, it's only local. ♪ >> diver: okay, here we go. ♪ >> jeremy c: today we're just going to do a scallop crudo -- basically raw scallops just with salt, fresh herbs, and a few simple garnishes. it doesn't ne

he said he will stay in his position as long as he speaks the truth. dave and christine. >>> thank you. white house aides are concerned that this will be a betrayal. one says coats has gone rouge. and donald trump is inn fire rafur rate -- infuriated. one says there is no invitation from congress. >> the senate took bipartisan action against russia voting 98-0 to oppose putin's proposal to interrogate u.s. officials. president trump said yesterday he opposes putin's suggestion after calling it an incredible offer earlier in the week. >> look at the sanction i put on. look at the diplomats i through out -- i threw out. look at all of the things i have done. obama didn't do it. obama was a patsy for russia. >> on fox news last night, pompeo called the idea absurd. >> this administration has been relentless in its efforts to deter russia from badherited a russia was running all over the united states. trump gets it. he is trying to take opportunities where we can work together and put american position to do what he wants to do on behalf of the american people

new dove men + care foaming body wash >>> a funeral was held in long beach, california, for captain dave rosa, he responded to an explosion at a retirement home, and the truck carried his body passed by many. >> some took time to build a flal out of legos, the flag measured 16 feet by 21 feet. the cbs overnight news . on the eve of the holiday, the first lady spent a visit with walter reed hospital. we end with the story of another wounded warrior, his injuries helped him discover a talent he never knew he had and led him in to a world he never imagined. the portrait of the artist. >> peter turns out about 30 paintings a year and sells them for between $250 and $1500. that's not enough to make ends meet. but it has made him whole again. after he lost both arms had in iraq. >> having this skill that even able bodied people find difficult was something that sort of gave me a boost. made me feel like i fit in more in the world. >> he was an army helicopter mechanic working on landing gear in 2003, when pressurized gas blew it apart. killi ining one soldier and gra injuring him. >> i lost my

long road to recovery for the youngsters after they get out of hospital. chief medical correspondent dr. sanjay gupta has more on the problems they may face. >> reporter: dave, the doctors have had a long time to think about and prepare for what is unfolding now. they have basic concerns for the boys when they come out of the cave. a, b, c, d. air way and breathing. how quickly do the boys or divers if something happens, needs to get to the hospital? we saw one boy being air lifted. maybe a problem with blood pressure or dehydration. that is how the decisions get made. keep in line the timeline. they are using that to predict what the boys need. june 23rd, they go missing. nine days before the food shows up as a result of the rescue divers. what were the conditions in the cave? we know oxygen levels dropped. we know there is a concern of dehydration. that is how you process things from the medical standpoint. if i would guess, most of the boys would not be in hospital that long. whether it is dehydration or malnutrition, that can be addressed quickly. from the physical standpoint, fast. from the psychological standpoint, we have to wait and see. >> thank yo

long time coming. rob young, bbc news. 0ur correspondent dave guest is at preston station.there? yes, i've been here since 5:30am this morning and i have to say, when i walked onto the platform at that time, the very first thing i heard was a camogie announcement apologising for the cancellation of apologising for the cancellation of a service to barrow. we have had a number of cancellations and delays here. but i was here at the beginning ofjune, and the cancellations and disruptions are not as bad as they were then. northern are currently saying about 23 services are cancelled across the network this morning, and they are putting that into context, saying thatis putting that into context, saying that is part of a daily service of 2700 trains. they are saying a number of the cancellations have been due to signalling problems and to what they are saying our infrastructure problems, although i have to say, a number of the announcements we have heard at western station is the cause they have got some criminal problems —— at preston station. talking to passengers yet —— is bec

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. >> reporter: producers have been working to bring dave to the staj for 14 years long before trump. the feel good story took on a deeper meaning. >> the piece became more necessary. we very purposely tried to keep it timeless. but in doing so we have found that it remains timely every day in knew ways. >> when an audience member walks out of the show, what do you want them to do in response to the play? >> vote. vote. that's what i -- that's what we hope for. i feel like the show is a lot about participation and it's and also in our personal relationships. >> reporter: washington is a fitting place for landau's show to open. after all, the real white house is juftz two miles up the road. the city has a long history as an early proving ground for big budget shows from classics to new hits. many major musicals find their legs and notes and choreography in d.c. the goal is that eventually dave and his singing staffers will make it to broadway, but gelling says he hopes the show's message that one man can make a difference first resonates in the nation's capitol. >> everybody that lives

. >> my name is dave and i'm a long-time fan. i've read many of your novels probably out of order, though, one of my questions has to do with -- i would like to know the correct order to read them in and i know a political person so i would like your opinion on the wall that donald trump is proposing based on your knowledge. there's a list at the bottom of the page there. as far as the wall i'm concerned, i'm a big believers in borders for national so muchty. the wall doesn't poll very well from what i've seen. i apologize for such a good question but there's a lot of arguments being made on both sides that i can see intelligence and reasonable and i think it's a tough issue. ly take the diplomatic route on that one. >> next month is science fiction writer corey, and that concludes today's program, thanks for being with us. >> thanks for having me, peter. >> you're watching book tv, television for serious readers. scott recounts the american plant, u.s. government program that was to quarantine women. former fbi agent clint watts

. >> we have been hearing about that extra bottle all morning long. daveertise not just in diving but in working with the thai military. we appreciate your time. >> thank you. >> we want to bring in army veteran and member of house foreign affairs committee, great to have you with us. i mean, we are all watching this unfold together. what do you make of the rescue mission as it's going so far? obviously it is important to point out there are still six boys and the soccer coach that need to be rescued from this cave. so far this has happened far quicker than any of us expected. >> yeah, it is pretty amazing. you never want to get your hopes too far up especially as pete knows in the middle of an operation, the very beginning could go well and things could change. it seems like this is basically ticking along right where they need. what is the most amazing thing about it is when you have a bunch of countries coming together, you look at it, there's 13 people. anywhere in the world there's tragedies happening to 13 people at any given moment, but this is some

dave and christine. >> jim, thank you for that. president trump's lawyer giuliarudy giuliani was quick on the attack. questioning michael cohen's credibility and calling trump's long time fixer a pathological liar. >> he has been lying all week. he has been lying for years. i don't see any credibility. if you had a trial, you say which lie do you want to pick? the first lie? the second lie or a new lie? this is the witness that can destroy your case. any finder of fact loses confidence in the case when you rely on a guy like this. >> one of michael cohen's attorneys declined to comment when contacted by cnn. adam schiff when contacted. if this was true, it means he appealed to russia for help, but privately approved receiving it. the conspiracy case may have gotten stronger. >> as part of the investigation into michael cohen, "the wall street journal" reporting the finance chief of the trump organization allen weissberg has been called to testify in front of the federal grand jury. he is a witness in the probe of possible bank fraud or campaign finance violations by cohen. weissberg's name came up in the recording of trump and cohen that cohen's lawyer gave cnn th

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