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. ♪ ♪ it has been nearly three years since kim davis, an accounting clerk in rural kentucky caused an up for when she refused to sign gay marriage licenses because of her religious beliefs. making her a galvanizing figure in the debate over same-sex marriage. this week correspondent matt finn updates us on whatever happened to kim davis. >> tucked away in the rolling hills of morehead, kentucky, today kim davis is back to her routine somewhat quiet daily life as the round county clerk. >> i thee wed. >> back in 2015 after a supreme court case made dear marriage legal, davis was a target for se and an icon to others. >> when she refused to issue same-sex marriage licenses arguing that it violated her christian beliefs pay >> my life, my past was smashed everywhere, not just here in our country, but all over the place. all over the world. >> under whose authority? >> under god's authority. >> it began when a same-sex couple recorded this video of davis refusing to issue their marriage license. the video went viral. >> i got death threats. >> davis did not budge and ended up in jail for

davis: he's absolutely right.he client owns the privilege but because rudy giuliani mentioned a conversation he could be subpoenaed and forced to testify and he's a fact witness and has to recuse himself. the only good news for donald trump is that by his appearance on television i think rudy giuliani has to be replaced because he is now going to be a fact witness and has to respond to a subpoena for what he said to the president as to what the motive was. >> chris: to think he is already going to have to be replaced? >> mr. davis: i think there's at least an argument that by speaking publicly about a conversation with the resident he becomes a fact witness on a crucial question, was the personal loan that now president trump admits that he gave to michael cohen, and was reimbursed, a word that rudy giuliani used, that's a fact that needs to be questioned in front of a grand jury. >> chris: you think that's possible? >> mr. digenova: i do not believe that he's going to get a subpoena from anybody and if they do it

jefferson davis travels to georgia to boost their moral. >> georgians it would have gradden my heartet you in process parity. friends are drawn together in adversity. sermon can't keep up his long line of communication. soon orer later he must. our calvary will destroy his army. with one arm and one effort to crush sermon. the end must be the defeat of our enemy. >> show serman has atlanta he hasn't destroyed the general spirit. they fight back. >> general, the rebels have seriously damaged the railroad north of acworth, >> general, the rebels have damaged the area. they are demanding the surrender. >> thatbe whole damn bunch of devils have been turned lose. we'll bemy fighting them for months if not years. >> for now his army has been w able to repair the damaged railways. sermanty must make a decision. chase hood into alabama or burn hood and return to sea. >> we must strike-out with our wagons. a march through georgia cutoff from any base. >> this country hasn't seen war their corn is full. our soldiers will be able to live off the bounty the regularlies have stocked. >> they will

you need to be on stilts for any chance of stopping anthony davis. steph getting the start after the knee injury, flexing there after foul bid jrue holiday, but he struggled. 19 points on 6 of 19 shooting. they attacked him. steph has no chance of stopping him. klay thompson started cooking in second but finished with 26. pells stay hungry. with authority, anthony davis, a monster. game high 33 points. 18 rebounds. win easily 119-100, game four sunday here onbc7. >> we're in a really good position right now. doesn't feel great coming out of the locker room losing the way we did, but up 2-1, chance to go 3-1 on sunday. >> what was the key overall in contributing to their low numbers? >> really think i'm going to tell you that? >> alvin will tell you nothing. >>> sharks playoff game against vegas, two blowouts, two nail biters, tonight both. sharks scored with seconds on the clock. three seconds tonight. james neal rebound. alex tuch, hand/eye coordination to tap past martin jones. sharks wake up on kevin labanc goal. final 5-3 vegas. 3-2 series lead.

this is really close to the davis area.ked by flares and that packup really tugh.he to grow, too. we're not sure how this started, if there's a truck that lost all these in the area, a crash that started it in the first place but there you go. back-up.t at i'll flip over and show you traffic maps. if you're in a while this is going on. na is wide open as is 14th street. southbound 242 before clayton road, still have a crash in the two left lanes. jammed to highway 4 and beyond, spilling over to westbound as well. next traffic update coming up in just about 10 minutes paragraph thank you. new honor for the man credited for stopping waffle house shooter and why he's turning off every electronic device he owns. >>> b.a.r.t. responding after we received these photos showing their cars in bad shape. >> that time taco taco are you one of the millions of americans living with a taco obsession? my $3 taco deal with three of the tacos you love and a refreshing drink can help.y 3 dto clear! taco! taco! new at jack in the box. has you

i'm so glad that you had scott davis on. to your point, nine million of our veterans are served by this for people that know, the northeast coast well, that's manhattan. the population of manhattans. veterans from korea, iraq, afghanistan. the v.a. did respond. so for the point of balance, i want to bring you. one of the things that scott davis brought up, he said that the v.a. operations have not gotten better despite the president's promises to fix the v.a. the v.a. has said it's false. under president trump -- i'm quoting them here -- the v.a. has had their most productive year in decades. we made grounds-breaking progress, particularly in the areas of accountability, efficiency -- >> neil: what about wait times? >> the wait times, that was really scandalous with what scott davis said to the point that veterans are waiting for care, kept online. he said clearly to you the v.a. doctors those documents, alters them to make it look like the vets don't have to wait as long. so the v.a. said while we still have work to do, the

later in the second, davis again. draymond tries to take charge. no call. davis scores again.d 18 of his 26 in the first half. draymond not happy. he gets his first technical of these playoffs. second half, warriors crank up the defense again. andre iguodala with the steal leads to a two-on-one the other way and a jam from durant. then, it's curry getting free right in front of the pelicans bench. he had 23. the warriors open it up in the third on a 10-2 run to push the lead back to 15 points. durant made sure it stayed double digits. he had 13 points in the quarter, finished with 38. his most this postseason. also, the same number of points the pelicans scored in the entire second half. the warriors win 118-92 to take a 3-1 series lead. >> any time we've been in any danger over the years, we've sort of gone to this lineup whether it's as a starting group or extra minutes. obviously, the lineup worked or whatever, but it's not about the lineup. it's really not. i mean, it's about how hard guys play and how focused they are and the effort at both ends tonight was night and day

jefferson davis was not a texan. but texans in the 1920s were trying to make a political point by recognizing jefferson davis. but that does two things. one it tells us when it went up and gives us the mind-set of the people that put it up and absolves the present of the responsibility for these things that went up 100 years ago. sort of this is the justification for taking down all the stuff, for changing these names. we don't want this generation to be seen as honoring these people whose values we don't share. that's fair enough if you're putting up something new today. okay. yale or the university of texas wouldn't erect a statue to jefferson davis and name a college for john calhoun today. but to pretend that it never did, i think it does a disservice to my history students if only because. on the campus of the university of texas, there used to be these confederate statues. since the statues went up, there are statues to martin luther king. there's a statue to barbara jordan. to cesar chavez. if they were all st

neil: scott davis, thank you very much. very good having you on. calls placed out to the individuals. this is about the care they get it they put their hangings on the lines. they took bullets for us. they deserve something better than what they're getting right now. i don't care if you're republican. a character democrat. o-oscar if you're conservative. i don't care if you're liberal. i don't care if you think mr. davis of this nature would be seen as a hero or actual heroes are getting hosed. that is it right. is unfair. that is in balance. we will have more after this. i feel a great deal of urgency... i think, keep going, and make a difference. at some point, we are going to be able to beat als. because life is amazing. so i am hoping for a cure. i want this, to uh, to be a reality. um, yeah. used for batteries frome teexpired oil wells. mgx's new - pilot plant aims to produce lithium-carbonate one hundred times faster than from conventional lithium brine. mgx minerals welcome to holiday inn! thank you! ♪ ♪ wait, i have something for you! every

davis? mrs. davis votes aye. mr. longeman. mr. bishop. mr. bishop votes no. mr. larson? mr. larson votes aye. mr. turner? mr. turner votes no. mr. cooper? mr. cooper? mr. rogers? mr. rogers votes no. mr. shuster. mr. shuster votes no. mr. courtney. mr. courtney votes aye. mr. conway? mr. conway votes no. mr. lamborn? mr. lamborn votes no. mr. wightman. mr. whitman votes no. miss spear. miss spear votes aye. mr. hunter? mr. hunter? ms. gabbert? ms. gabbert votes aye. mr. o'rourke? mr. o'roark votes aye. mr. scott? mr. scott votes no. mr. norcross votes aye. mr. brooks? mr. brooks votes no. mr. cook. mr. cook votes no. mr. moulton. mr. moulton votes aye. miss porter. miss porter votes aye. mr. graves. mr. graves votes no. ms. rosen. ms. rosen votes aye. mr. knight votes no. mr. brown votes aye. mr. russell votes no. pl pl mrs. murphy votes aye. mr. panetta votes aye. mr. gates votes no. mr. bacon votes no. mr. banks votes no. ms. chainye votes no. mr. mitchell votes no. mr. longeman votes aye. mr. cooper? mr. cooper? >> how is mr. hunter recorded? >> excuse me, mr. hunter? >>

you need to be on stilts for any chance of stopping anthony davis.ting the start after the knee injury, flexing there after foul bid jrue holiday, but he struggled. 19 points on 6 of 19 shooting. they attacked him. steph has no chance of stopping him. klay thompson started cooking in second but finished with 26. pells stay hungry. with authority, anthony davis, a monster. game high 33 points. 18 rebounds. win easily 119-100, game four sunday here on abc7. >> we're in a really good position right now. doesn't feel great coming out of the locker room losing the way we did, but up 2-1, chance to go 3-1 on sunday. >> what was the key overall in contributing to their low numbers? >> really think i'm going to tell you that? >> alvin will tell you nothing. >>> sharks playoff game against vegas, two blowouts, two nail biters, tonight both. sharks scored with seconds on the clock. three seconds tonight. james neal rebound. alex tuch, hand/eye coordination to tap past martin jones. sharks wake up on kevin labanc goal. final 5-3 vegas. 3-2 series lead. game six

>> war for jefferson davis! >> hey, what happened to the agreement? please, let him go!ess because on one hand, it sticks with the union, but it is a slave state, and you have those who are preaching secession, preaching rebellion, and it creates this civil war within missouri, neighbors against neighbors. it's chaos. >> unable to escape the horrific war that only he sees coming, sherman enters the fray prepared to do whatever it takes to end the rebellion and bring about peace. but in sherman's eyes, peace will only come by making the people of the south really feel the wrath of war. >> mayor? >> it is astonishing that a man whose prescient analysis of union unpreparedness was once dismissed by president lincoln, a man whose superiors deemed him unfit for duty and was called insane in the press, is now not only at the center of the war effort but in a position to bring the south to its knees. >> as a multitude of homeless citizens flee atlanta, confederate president jefferson davis travels to georgia to boost their morale. >> georgians, it would have gladdened my heart

davis didn't budge and ended up in jail for contempt of court.he was released add five days into the arms of then presidential candidate arkansas governor mike huckabee. >> i thought it would retire with my mother and lead an easy life. that's what i wanted to do. but the lord had something else in store for me. reporter: because of davis kentucky marriage licenses were eventually altered so county clerks don't have to sign them. the kentucky clerk wrote a book about her experience and is now running for reelection. >> these people are cruel to do this to us. to take a stand. and you can still have compassion and respect, and that's what we are going to do. we are going to change the face of politics in kentucky. reporter: he returned to the county clerk's office but this time he processed his application to run for office. davis says she has no regrets. >> if i could do it all again, i wouldn't change what i did. reporter: one of the democratic candidates trying to take it from her are getting help from hollywood and shining the national spotlig

in medical school was opened at uc davis in 1968.y the time the bakke case came around, 16% of the seats had been set aside for special committee admissions. alan bakke was 35 years old, a the bakke case was going on in former marine corps officer and engineer who decided his calling was medicine. he applied to other medical schools, but was rejected because of his age. what should people know about powell? randy: he was a man of the south, something that rankled justice thurgood marshall during the deliberations on this particular case. getting him to come around and essentially be the deciding vote on this case was a major accomplishment for the advocates of affirmative action. susan: another member of this cast tonight, justice thurgood marshall. abouthould people know him? neal: probably the most legendary lawyer in 200 years. created a litigation strategy that led to brown v. board of education. became our first african-american solicitor general. was a judge on the second circuit court of appeals in new york. first african-amer

because he was excluded from uc davis medical school on account of his race. that made it an equal protection case under the cases that had come out to that point. susan: neal, we will listen to a clip. it is two justices in a narrow timeframe, justice scalia and justice sotomayor both talk about affirmative action. [video clip] >> there are those who contend it does not benefit african-americans to get them into the university of texas where they do not do well. as opposed of having them go to a slower track school where they do well. briefs pointed out the most of the black scientists in this country do not come from schools like the university of texas. from lesserrd schools where they do not feel they are being pushed ahead in classes that are too fast for them. >> i was a law student. one of my dear friends invited me to a dinner and introdued me as a graduate of princeton who had come from the south bronx and was doing whatever i was doing at the time. everyone got introduced. the partner sitting across from me looks at me and says, did you get into yale

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davis. mrs. davis votes no. mr. -- votes aye. mr. -- votes no. mr. bishop. mr. bishop votes aye. mr. larson. larson votes no. mr. turner. aye.turner votes mr. cooper. mr. cooper votes no. rogers. mr. rogers votes aye. -- votes no. shuster votes aye. mr. courtney. no. courtney votes mr. conoway. conoway. mr. conoway votes aye. ms. -- votes no. mr. lamb aye.votes mr. whitman. votes aye. ms. spear. ms. spear votes no. mr. hunter. mr. hunter votes aye. mr. vest se. mr. vesey votes aye. mr. kaufman. aye.kaufman votes ms. gaborik. ms. gaborik votes no. hartzler. mrs. hartzler votes aye. mr. o'roark. mr. o'roark votes aye. mr. scott. scott votes aye. norcross. mr. norcross? mr. brooks. mr. brooks votes aye. mr. giago. giago votes no. mr. cook. aye.cook votes mr. moulton. mr. moulton votes aye. dr. winstrop. votes aye. hanabusa. no.es mr. burns. mr. burn votes aye. shea porter. -- shea porter votes no. ms. rosen. ms. rosen votes no. -- votes aye. mr. mceachern. no.chern votes mcsally. mcsally votes aye. carbohol votes no. mr. knight. aye.night votes mr. brown. no.brown votes mr. russell.

lou: we'll take up the trump-kim summit with author victor davis summit with author victor davis hansenext. mom? dad? hi! summit with author victor davis hansen next. i had a very minor fender bender tonight in an unreasonably narrow fast food drive thru lane. but what a powerful life lesson. and don't worry i have everything handled. i already spoke to our allstate agent, and i know that we have accident forgiveness. which is so smart on your guy's part. like fact that they'll just... forgive you... four weeks without the car. okay, yup. good night. with accident forgiveness your rates won't go up just because of an accident. switching to allstate is worth it. lou: south korean president suggesting president trump should win a nobel peace prize for his role in bringing north korea and south korea together and denuclearizing the korean peninsula. trump supporters in washington township, michigan agreed. over the weekend they showered this president with this chant during his weekend rally. >> that's very nice. thank you. that's very nice. nobel. lou: joining me now, one of the best hist

how did you get to know doctor davis? davis? >> guest: i met doctor davis couple times. the first time she was actually giving a speech for an event i was being honored at when i was 24-years-old. i got the young activist award and associates during a speech and i got to have a dinner afterwardafterwards they may nen a couple of years later when she was the judge on the panel thati was also being honored if we build a relationship and have built a mentor relationship. i appreciate her work a lot obviously. >> and to welcome you to the 16h annual annapolis book festival. it is an impressive slate of author panels that we have

sunday," chris wallace's guest will include joe defendant jaw and white house special counsel lanny davis, and the service committee max committee mac thornberry, the story with martha maccallum starts right now. >> martha: thank you very much, john, breaking tonight, the primary election in west virginia, now just days away. and this race gets uglier this evening. senate majority leader mitch mcconnell clashing with coal country, don blankenship who has vowed to continue his racially charged attack on "cocaine mitch and his china family." it all began with this? >> one of my goals as u.s. senator will be to ditch cocaine mitch. >> martha: asking him to back that up, for politicians it is a cruel moniker. >> cocaine on a family owned chip should be not of interest, because cocaine deaths keep going up, and even though that chip happened at the end of the year, we still need to be aware of it the cocaine and other drugs moving on the high seas on commercial ships. if nothing else it to make us aware that we need to be careful when these commercial ships are talking. >> martha: not backing

christina davis leaves behind seven children after she died in a terrible car crash in florida. now the community is rallying around the family to help. abc7 news reporter cornell bernard has details. >> she was the best mom ever. she was the best wife ever. >> reporter: la donald griffin can't believe his wife christina davis is gone. she leaves behind seven children ranging in age from 5 to 15. davis was visiting relatives in jacksonville, florida in march when a fiery car crash took her life and the lives of her sister and her boyfriend and a 9-year-old nephew. >> it was like worst day ever. we was on the phone, me and my daughter patty was on the phone with her when it happened. >> reporter: la donald held on to the urn containing his wife's ashes. they traveled to florida for the funeral but didn't have enough money to return to the bay area. the nonprofit oakland public education fund helped with airfare to get the family home and get the kids back in school in oakland. >> i miss my friends. >> eventually they're going to realize that mom is not there. but that's the least

and lanny davis who served as special counsel to bill clinton. >> we really doing well with north korea. i want use the rhetoric, i am trying to calm it down a little bit. >>chris: we will discuss the summit between president trump and kim jong-un and the deadline whether to stay in the around nuclear deal. with mac thornberry, chairman of the house armed services committee. - - we will ask our sunday panel about where the economy is headed. and our power player of the week. >> their commitment to get things done. >>chris: the founder of a group working to veterans elected in hopes of breaking the gridlock on capitol hill. alright now on "fox news sunday". hello again from fox news in washington. this cannot be a bigger week for president trump's foreign policy initiatives. the white house is expected to

and lanny davis who served as special counsel to bill clinton. >> we really doing well with north korea.

davis votes aye. mr. lobiondo votes no. mr. long even votes aye. mr. bishop votes no. mr. larson votes aye. mr. turner votes no. mr. cooper votes aye. mr. rogers votes -- misprint i/o votes aye. mr. schuster. mr. schuster votes no. mr. courtney votes aye. mr. conway votes no. miss august votes aye. miss lamborn -- mr. lamborn votes no. mr. garamendi votes aye. mr. whitman votes no. ms. spear votes aye. mr. hunter, mr. vesey votes aye. mr. kaufman . miss gabbard, mr. kaufman votes aye. miss gabbard votes -- ms. hartzler votes no. mr. o'rourke votes aye. mr. scott votes no. mr. no crust votes aye. mr. brooks votes now. mr. gallego votes aye. mr. cook votes no. mr. moulton votes aye. dr. winthrop votes no. miss hannah brousseau votes aye. mr. byrne votes no. miss shea porter votes aye. mr. graves votes no. miss rosen votes aye. miss stefano votes no. mr. mcgeechan votes aye. miss mc sally votes no. mr. carbajal votes aye. mr. knight votes no. mr. brown votes aye. mr. russell votes no. mrs. murphy votes aye. dr. digitally votes no. mr. cano votes aye. dr. abraham votes no. mr.

that is when khris davis left no doubt . davis put one into the left field stands.-0 walk off the for the a's on the ninth homerun of the year for khris davis. here's the first aspect of the game. the first time in their fifth year in oakland that the a's have one a scoreless game with a walkoff homer an extra innings. the baseball team that struggled to score runs in the first three weeks of the season has now scored at least nine runs in three straight a's. steady at the helm as the giants win for the second straight in atlanta. they had to be happy with the job alan hansen is doing. hansen with a drive in the second on mccarthy. that is a two run double. giants with a 2-1 lead. his big night continued in the third. this drive to write. 2 hits and 4 rbis for hansen. posey with a hit up the middle and the fourth to score mccutcheon. the hits keep coming. crawford. later in the fourth. driving the gap in right. 3 hits for crawford. 18 hits in a win. the dodgers an

under article 2, this relates to what lanny davis was saying earlier. the reason mueller wants to talk to the president is not to investigate a crime, it's to send a report to the deputy attorney general for impeachment. the use of the grand jury subpoena to get testimony from a president about the official act of firing the fbi director is unconstitutional, illegal and the president should fight it all the way to the supreme court. >>chris: the president clearly misled the american people. >> know he didn't. >>chris: he was asked, did you know anything about the payment and he said no. he did. >> we do not know the full context of when the president learned everything about this. first of all, that's on an airplane in the middle of an important trip. >>chris: there's an airplane exception? >> no, but there's an exception for goofy questions reporters ask at certain times. >>chris: lanny davis, you are not off the hook because the president you worked for light to the american people. >> i did not have sexual relations with that woman. ms. lewinsky . >>

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he was a very reticent, shut his friend david davis described him and he was like that on personal matters and he was like that on matters, and he certainly was like that on reconstruction. like to bind himself too securely to what might turn millstone. he wanted to be free to xperiment, and he did try to experiment with various

jefferson davis, the former president of the confederacy. sumner was charles sumner, loathed by confederates and had been for many years. this letter would get more provocative still. longstreet offered the self-evident proposition that the highest of human laws is the law that is established by appeal to arms. he then deduced since the sword decided in the favor of north, northern principles had become law. it was the duty of the defeated south to "abandon ideas that are obsolete." among the things that longstreet classed as obsolete was the democratic party itself. [laughter] which was nothing more than a vehicle for old prejudice. his words. sounding a lot like a republican, longstreet described congress' reconstruction act as peace offerings which would give the south a fresh start. he directly addressed the issue of race relations, casting black suffrage in the south and arguing that the spirit of black voting should be extended to the north and fully tested, as he put it. a few days later, longstreet offered a fourth letter, a coda to

in the thirty third minute vostok showed signs of life at the start of the second half daniel did davi found the back of the net. but leipzig struck back five minutes later once again the most work defense was caught napping and look man made it three one. and it wasn't over yet john kevin august dan netted leipzig fourth their highest victory in the second half of the season sulzberger are in deep trouble. hamburg of improved dramatically in recent weeks and it looked like that was set to continue against frank pratt's. each of nettie's the goal was ruled out for offside . in six minutes later marius both scored the other range. hamburg made changes at the break and it paid off they found the back of an. again. but this just wasn't their day. once again the goal was ruled out for offside tough to take for ham backs coach christiane tits. and just right in the first half frankfurt scored within minutes of my master outlast the ball into the top corner. alexander meyer then rounded off the win for frankfurt three nil the final score hamburg now need to win that final game to have any ch

. >>> a's will host the mariners tonight but oakland's without slugger chris davis for a while. he was placed on the 10-day disabled list because of a strained groin. davis leads the a's with 13 home runs, rank third in the american league with 38 runs batted in. the injury occurred in sunday's game. chris davis one of the top stars in major league baseball that doesn't get a lot of attention. >>> warriors got to regroup. this is a tough loss. steve kerr said he did not sleep hardly at all last night, replaying the game in his head over and over again. one call here, one call there. >> if he doesn't sleep, the players probably don't sleep so well. >> they do better than he does, actually. >> you look for them to come out swinging? >> they have to be the desperate team tomorrow. they have to try to steal one in houston. >> all right, thanks. >>> join us at 9:00 on kofi-tv channel 13. the president sets sights on foreign car imports. the possible new tariff and how much more it might cost to buy a new toyota or bmw. >>> at abc news at >> now, from abc7, "beyond the headlines with

victor davis hanson and mike huckabee, he was there, are here to put it all in perspective. also, president trump wasn't elect to make china great again what's going on with that? why is he suddenly trying toat save chinese jobs? we ask marco rubio about that coming up. and commencement speakers say the darndest things. you've got to hear these attempts at words for the ages. but first, results versus resistance. that's the focus of tonight's "angle." today the world watched as donald trump made good on his promise to move the u.s. embassy in israel to jerusalem. three previous american presidents had promised to do this. >> jerusalem is still the capital of israel and must remain an undivided city t accessible to all. >> as soon as i take office i will begin the process of moving the united states ambassador to the city israel has chosen its capital. >> jerusalem will remain the capital of israel and it must remain undivided. >> laura: but one from promised, he actually delivered. remember, congress passed a law authorizing the embassy to move back in 1995, but every presid

>> linsey davis for us tonight. thank you. >>> and another headline out of hollywood tonight, this time, involving allegations against morgan freeman. the oscar winner today apologizing to anyone who may have felt, quote, uncomfortable or disrespected by his behavior. this comes after cnn reported that eight women claim he sexually harassed them on movie sets or in other professional settings. >>> we do move on now to the next tropical storm threat this holiday weekend. the massive rainmaker that could become the first named storm of the hurricane season. parts of the south already under water, flash flooding here in little rock, arkansas. and this raging creek, take a look, in western georgia, after a foot of rain. and tonight, the forecast on how many hurricanes we could expect to see. abc's senior meteorologist rob marciano, tracking it all. we're starting strong. >> reporter: we are. not even hurricane season officially. this cluster of thunderstorm, a 90% chance of developing into a tropical cyclone here, click

. >>> plus, the writer and activist angela davis. >>> also ahead, america's opioid addiction crisis. i speak to the journalist barry mayer who says farmer executives knew that prescription opioids were being widely abused. >>> good evening, everyone, and welcome to the program. i'm christiane amanpour in london. as america continues to grapple with racism, today abc has canceled its highly rated sitcom "roseanne" after the star, roseanne barr, posted a tweet that the network calls abhorrent, repugnant, and inconsistent with our values, aka racist. this as a rare and massive effort got under way today in the united states to root out ingrained sometimes unconscious prejudice across the entire starbucks workforce. the global coffee empire closed more than 8,000 of its cafes around the u.s. for several hours so that some 175,000 employees could take anti-bias training. starbucks ordered the nationwide training day after what even its founder calls an unbelievable incident that took place in philadelphia last month when a store manager called police to arrest two black men who were waiti

pat davis is a democrat running for congress in new mexico.ut two and two together and davis has produced a new ad where he expresses his view of the nra unambiguously, but you decide. >> [bleep] the nra. their program policies have resulted in dead children, dead mothers and dead fathers. i'm pat davis and i approved this message because if congress won't change our gun laws, we are changing congress. >> tucker: pat davis joins us tonight from new mexico. thanks for coming on. >> hi, tucker. >> tucker: that's the ad? kind of moronic, no? >> that's it, just 15 seconds, but it got a whole lot of attention and started a new conversation about guns and i'm grateful for that. >> tucker: doesn't it degrade you? you use the f word in the ad. you have a position stated, but f the nra? >> being the light hasn't made our schools in his favor. it hasn't protected police officers like i used to be. if a cuss word on tv offends you more than dead children in parkland or newtown then your priorities are wrong. >> tucker: it's not either/or. i don't care if

we are talking about david davis and liam fox resigning if this goes ahead and they do not want thise of a trusted traders and technological ways of moving goods through across the irish border. it is a nebulous idea they have. i do not think they know so much what they do want but they do know what they don't want which is the customs partnership. does the figure of 60 surprise you, it is not just does the figure of 60 surprise you, it is notjust a couple of others who are outliers? it is a lot of people. members who aren't known as the european research group who are a bit ofa the european research group who are a bit of a shadowy tory backbench group of brexiteers who have public funding as well, and as the name would suggest, they are normally there to and assistance to tory mps and carry out research on there behalf. they are putting pressure on the prime minister to not deviate from what they see as this peer brexit path. tomorrow, the crunch day, the brexit cabinet subcommittee meets and so it is ten or 11 of the more senior cabinet members, split between believers and remaind

nicky is nicky lum davis who is not a famous person. there's no reason you would have heard her name in the news. but at the time that congressman steve stockman, soon to be arrested, was sending nickie this letter presenting his credentials for the ambassadorship, ms. davis was working as a consultant to elliott broidy. so steve stockman sent the letter to her, attached his resume, here's the letter, i want to be ambassador, please pass it on. the ultimate intended ambassador for the letter and his attached resume was elliott broidy. and the letter made it to its destination. stockman sent this letter saying i want the ambassadorship, sent it to nickie lum davis. nickie lum davis then forwarded it with its attachments to elliott broidy. and we confirmed that today both withes in davis and the representative of mr. broidy, so we know that is what happened. here's the question. why would steve stockman in all his glory think that if he did want to be ambassador to the united arab emirates the person he needed to convince of that, the per

i'm pat davis.nd i approved this message because if congressfa won't change our gun laws, we are changing congress. >> tucker: pat davis joins us tonight from new mexico. pat, thanks for coming on. >> hi, tucker. >> tucker: so that's the ad?o. f the nra? kind of moronic, no? >> that's it, just 15 seconds, but it got a whole lot of attention and started a new conversation about guns. and i'm grateful for that. j >> tucker: but doesn't it degrade you? you use the f word in an ad. if you have a position, state it, but f the nra? come on. >> being polite hasn't made our schools any safer. it hasn't protected police officers, like i used to be. if a cuss word on tv offends you more than pictures of dead children in parkland or newtown, then your priorities are all wrong. i was a cop -- >> tucker: it's not either/or. hold on, wait. slow down. i don't care if you were a cop or not. wait. hold on.s wait, let me ask you a question. it's not an either/or. it's not that i'm so offended. politeness doesn't work