dawson's dad says, a nurse walked in the room with his baby.d spent the morning with, was not dawson perry, but colton perry. both parents agree ... the mistake of failing to check each baby's number is unacceptable... but they are relieved the result was not worse. the hospital says it cannot comment due to patient privacy. (ken) in sports... the giants avoid any more beans balls against the marlins at at&t park...(pam) and the warrirs work out a former bay area high school star whose dad was once called "the shack of the mack".... gary has that... and all the sports... coming up next at 8 how a jogger not only escaped a kidnapping attempt but helped police track down a suspect. and it was all caught on video. don prohovich/resident"she was on the ground and she was struggling to get away from him." chief christopher delmonte/bridgewater police "let me tell you, this is anything but a victim. this young woman is very courageous very independent, and she fought back." police say the quick thinking of a massachusetts woman helped her escape a ne

dawson's dad says... a nurse walked in the room with his baby.ent the morning with, was not dawson perry, but colton perry. both sets of parents agree, the mistake of failing to check each baby's number is unacceptable ... but they are relieved the result was not worse. the hospital cannot comment.. due to patient privacy. after a night oif bean balls and ejections... fans wondering if their would be a big dust up today between the giants and marlins... but nothing like that happened today... just a dog on a boat in mccvoey cove bottom 6th... 3-1 giants... gorkys hernandez... line drive the right-center field.... mac williamson and hunter pence score... 5-1 giants... part of a 5-run 6th inning bottom 8th... lead down to 5-3... hunter pence... with a broken bat blooper to shallow left... it falls in... nick hundley scores.... 6-3 giants... 2 hits, 2 rbi for pence top 9th... 2 outs... giants up only a run.... reyes moronta... in the closer's role for the injured hunter strickland... strikes out j.b. shuck to end the game final... 6-5 giants.... the

. >>> dawson is in miami. so? >> quick question. can i sleep over? no?out today. i'm looking for somewhere to crash, just for one night. i have my sleeping bag and a pillow. >> we know this is what dawson is an expert at. just walking up on people, getting awkward, freaking them out. in this case, it's an incredible demonstration about the creative lies women will tell to make weird guys go away. >> i'll just take down your number and text you. >> for example, giving a fake number. what is it? >> 855 -- >> fake, random numbers. >> is there any way i can crash at your place for a few nights? >> no. >> this particular girl mentioned, you can't, i'm in the dorms. >> i can stay there one night. >> he's like, that's fine. now, she has to get creative. >> i'm not even staying there. >> yeah. the dorm that i'm staying in, i'm not even like staying there. it's empty. otherwise, that would be cool. but no. >> this particular young lady, honestly, i couldn't have said it better myself. >> i got kicked out of the dorms. i was wondering if i could maybe sleep over a

president donald trump with dawson on the negative impact of tariffs but he maintained his stance that the u.s. is being disadvantaged in international trade the meeting did not address trump earlier call for russia to rejoin the g seven club. the united nations general assembly has voted for germany and.

eight and forced them to land at a disused runway in the jordanian desert known as dawson's field and. a third hijacking of an israeli aircraft was thwarted midair with one hijacker killed and the other captured. the plane landed in london and the hijacker leyla khalid was taken into custody. then at the f.l.b. member in bahrain hijacked a british airliner and forced it to fly to dawson's field to join the other two hijacked planes. this spectacular act of air piracy was masterminded by a senior b f l b leader called where the accident. the b.s.l. pin was born from the remnants of the arab nationalist movement and headed right towards us it adopted a revolutionary marxist doctrine when the hundred was one of its co-founders he had become a mastermind of airline hijacking. beginning in one thousand nine hundred sixty eight hundred had put his theories of revolutionary violence into practice by hijacking several israeli and western aircraft but the multiple hijacking in one thousand seven hundred was his most important feed to date it required meticulous even scientific planning at the

eight and forced them to land at a disused runway in the jordanian desert known as dawson's field and. a third hijacking of an israeli aircraft was thwarted midair with one hijacker killed and the other captured. the plane landed in london and the hijacker leyla khalid was taken into custody. then at the f.l.b. member in bahrain hijacked a british airliner and forced it to fly to dawson's field to join the other two hijacked planes. this spectacular act of air piracy was masterminded by a senior b f l b leader called where the i had. the p.f. open was born from the remnants of the arab nationalist movement and headed right towards us it adopted a revolutionary marxist doctrine when the hundred was one of its co-founders he had become a mastermind of airline hijacking. beginning in one thousand nine hundred sixty eight hundred had put his theories of revolutionary violence into practice by hijacking several israeli and western aircraft but the multiple hijacking in one thousand seven hundred was his most important feed to date it required meticulous even scientific planning at the end

eight and forced them to land at a disused runway in the jordanian desert known as dawson's field and. a third hijacking of an israeli aircraft was boarded midair with one hijacker killed and the other captured. the plane landed in london and the hijacker leyla khalid was taken into custody. then at the f.l.b. member in bahrain hijacked a british airliner and forced it to fly to dawson's field to join the other two hijacked planes. this spectacular act of air piracy was masterminded by a senior b f l b leader called where the accident. the b.s.l. pin was born from the remnants of the arab nationalist movement and headed right towards us it adopted a revolutionary marxist doctrine when the hundred was one of its co-founders he had become a mastermind of airline hijacking. beginning in one thousand nine hundred sixty eight hundred had put his theories of revolutionary violence into practice by hijacking several israeli and western aircraft but the multiple hijacking in one thousand seven hundred was his most important feat to date it required meticulous even scientific planning by the e

the first goal for iceland you know they had a hero performers from honduras hol doff son called dawson to one of the to the hall door said his middle name is stored he had one horowitz performance you know stopping leo messi leo messi had an opportunity to convert a penalty very unnecessary like for him to miss that he had eleven shots on goal and it's very bad to see you know him in argentina not succeed but teamwork sometimes prevails and tonight we saw to earlier today we saw iceland walk away with the point level right now with argentina who is the favorite of the group as you mentioned messi in his performance it was a little bit of a messy performance i had to flee messi is has a perfect way you know you know he had the nail on the head with that comment you know because you expect more especially off of crescendo when all those performers we saw the hatchery everyone's talking about this and everyone tends to compare the two clearly leo messi heard about this before you know he laced up his boots to play you know it's. unfortunate to see the way it turned out but messi sometimes

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devin dawson is joining us. [ cheers and applause ] so you're here on a good night.efore we get to all that, as president trump arrived in singapore for himmit wh kim jong-un, he was throwing a tantrum over a summit he had just left with leaders of the g7. for more on this it's time for "a closer look." [ cheers ae ] ♪ >> seth: when trump took office he promised to confront america's enemies, and now he's doing just that, pushing back against one of our fiercest foes, an aggressive hostile nation that has been a thorn in the side of the united states for decades, canada. [ light laughter ] >> president trump lashes out at our ally and neighbor canada. he says the u.s. is pulling back its endorsement of the g7 joint statement in part because of remarks made by the canadian prime minister. >> seth: how do you get in a fight with canada? [ laughter ] at . "he licked me without asking, and then wanted to shake my hand like nothing hne [ light laughter ] canada is a peaceful nation run by a guy named justin. [ light laughter ] canada is like if a cardigan was a country. [

indicateton dawson, former republican chair in south carolina. thank you as always.quick break. there's little rest for a single dad, and back pain made it hard to sleep and get up on time. then i found aleve pm. the only one to combine a safe sleep aid, plus the 12 hour pain relieving strength of aleve. i'm back. aleve pm for a better am. >>> that is going to wrap things up for this hour. ali val she is here to pib things up. i turn it over to you. >> steve, thanks very much. i'm ali val she this. hour, thousands of children remain separated from their parents. we have no timetable when they will be reunited. president trump isn't focused on that issue. he is focused on denying the constitutional rights of unauthorized immigrants crossing the border, specifically their right to due process. the department of homeland security insistings it has a process established with health and home services indicating it knows the exact location of all the children in its country. dhs says 522 children were reunited with their guardians but more than 2,053 have yet to be reunite

they're from kansas city, at least. 7-year-old haley dawson, such a great story. missing three fingers on her right hand because of a birth defect. her goal was throwing out first pitch in all 30 major league parks. tonight in oakland for ballpark number 11, so haley is going park by park. brentwood's paul black burn making his 28th debut. one run, struck out three coming back from injury. haley is a fan. good stuff. bottom of the 4th a's down 1-0 until matt olson hits this one, 414 feet. his 9th homer. one-one game. bottom of 6, matt chatman brings in chris davis. they score three times in the inning and that's good enough to win it 4-1, the giants have the night open. >>> another epic open in vegas for game five of the stanley cup. tied 3-3 in the third. the shot goes through mark andre flurry's legs. it stops there. lars eller, thank you very much. crazy goal. final seconds. the final face-off, chance for vegas. washington wins it 4-3, they captured their first ever stanley cup. they do it in the final of 4-3 golden season for the expansion golden knights comes

member in bahrain hijacked a british airliner and forced it to fly to dawson's field to join the other two hijacked planes. this spectacular act of air piracy was masterminded by a senior b f l b leader called where the i had. the p.f. open was born from the remnants of the arab nationalist movement and headed by george bush that adopted a revolutionary marxist doctrine when the hundred was one of its co-founders he had become a mastermind of airline hijacking. beginning in one thousand nine hundred sixty eight hundred had put his theories of revolutionary violence into practice by hijacking several israeli and western aircraft but the multiple hijacking in one thousand seven hundred was his most important feed to date it required meticulous even scientific planning at the end of a shut it off during the planning stages when he had sent in g.'s and surveyors to those on field they had returned with a recommendation that their own way could handle more than jets. well yeah dad has shit or atilla mike and yet he can yeah keep been up but i had to get done what the up that spoke in charge

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it means they've lost the series — head coach eddiejones called it a "horror movie" — matt dawson suggestedhe dressing room. the world cup remember is next year. ireland responded brilliantly to their defeat last weekend, levelling their series with australia thanks to a 26—21 win in melbourne — that's the first time they've beaten the wallabies on their own turf since 1979. wales are undefeated this summer. they beat argentina 30—12 which included this stunning solo try from josh adams, which closes off their tour in style. and scotland have lost to the united states for the first time. blair kinghorn had put the scots ahead with an early try. but the usa then went ahead and kinghorn wasn't celebrating at the end, when he missed a conversion in added time that would've won it for them. 30—29 it finished. not a great day all round for australia yesterday, we've heard they lost in the rugby and in the football. well they were beaten by england in the cricket too. england with their highest one—day score against their opponents thanks to a hundred from jason roy. and the aussies chances ended

head coach eddie jones called it a "horror movie" — matt dawson suggested jones might even have losted brilliantly to their defeat last weekend, levelling their series with australia thanks to a 26—21win in melbourne — that's the first time they've beaten the wallabies on their own turf since 1979. wales are undefeated this summer. they beat argentina 30—12 which included this stunning solo try from josh adams, which closes off their tour in style. and scotland have lost to the united states for the first time. blair kinghorn had put the scots ahead with an early try but the usa then took the lead and kinghorn wasn't celebrating at the end, when he missed a conversion in added time that would've won it for them. 30—29 it finished. johanna konta faces ashleigh barty in the final of the nottingham open this afternoon. the british number one beat the defending champion donna vekic, a player she lost to in the final last year. but she made up for that, winning their rain—interrupted match in straight sets. play due to get under way at three o'clock this afternoon. that's all the sport fo

leaving alderson charts and actually the keeper just speaking about the dawson team urged him to earlier of course i mean a lot of these players not exactly how much his butt. they have day jobs through the manager itself themselves dentist how that sort of believe is a film director he actually or maybe this is a rumor could be a bit of press here but i believe he was actually one hundred kilograms at one point i mean lost the weight and got called up to the national team this. time off given time off to go play for a national team for those games confer who were going through from great day interrupt their final round of sixteen of course we can head over to the paid back well the action is happening is that ali is there for as and of course we've got our correspondent andrew fowler in rostov on don he's been covering the iceland croatia clash will be going to them so italy. is iceland's first ever world cup has come to an end here stuff but they didn't have put up a good fight you've gone through all the details for me. when croatia got the opening goal i have to say when i was sat in

thank you forjoining us for that interesting discussion in brussels. 0ur reporter greg dawson has itsing it. he is here to tell us about the other galileo, the eu satellite navigation system, and it is the cause of a big brexit bust up. why? galileo is essentially the european equivalent of the us gps navigation system. now, since its inception in 2003, the uk has been front and centre. it has developed a lot of the satellites for the system, which are said to be a lot more than stand accurate than gps. £1 billion of uk taxpayer money has gone into it. i think the uk government were rather hoping that brexit wouldn't have a faq that its future participation. —— wouldn't have affected. was that are naive, do you think, bearing in mind that brexit seems to seep into all aspects of policy, and does the eu have a point in saying, well, the u.k.'s leading and apple cannot be pa rt u.k.'s leading and apple cannot be part of the inner circle discussions? —— and therefore cannot. it comes down to the ink of that information galileo will provide which could assist future military operations.

0ur reporter greg dawson has it in his contract that we play that whenever he appears, or i sing it.ion system, and it's the cause of a big brexit bust—up. why? well, galileo is essentially the european equivalent of the us gps navigation system. now, since its inception in 2003, the uk has been front and centre. it's developed a lot of the satellites for the system, which is set to be a lot more advanced and accurate than gps. £1 billion of uk taxpayer money has gone into it, and so i think the uk government were rather hoping that brexit wouldn't have affected its future participation. but that has not gone to plan. right. was that naive, do you think, bearing in mind brexit does seem to seep into all aspects of policy, and does the eu have a point with saying, well, the uk is leaving and, therefore, cannot be part of the inner circle discussions? the eu's argument is that it comes down to the key encrypted information that galileo will provide, which could assist future military operations. now, the uk still wants to maintain that access for security reasons, and the eu is arguing

matt dawson suggested jones may even have lost the dressing room.their defeat last weekend, levelling their series with australia thanks to a 26-21 series with australia thanks to a 26—21 win series with australia thanks to a 26—21win in melbourne. the first time they have beaten the wallabies on their own turf since 1979. wales are undefeated this summer. they beat argentina 30—12, which included this brilliant solo try from josh adams, closing off that tour in style. scotland lost to the united states for the first time. the scots went ahead with an early try in houston but the usa took the lead and kinghorn was celebrating in the end, when he missed a conversion in added time which would have won it for scotland's 30—29 it finished. johanna konta faces ashleigh barty in the final of the nottingham open this afternoon for us beat the reigning champion, player who she lost two in the final laughter. but she made up for that winning the rain interrupted match in straight sets. play due to get under way in the final at three o'clock afternoon. justin

shannon: haley dawson lived every kid's dream throwing out the first pitch before the rockies giantsecial girl born with a birth defect. and was fitted with a robotic hand. her goal is to throw the first pitch in every major league ballpark across the us, she has done it at 9 stadiums, haley says if i can do it you can too. haley our hero tonight. most-watched, most trusted, most grateful you spent the evening with us, good night from washington, i am shannon breen. >> it is june 1st, this is "fox and friends first" it is friday. happening right now at 4:00 am on the east coast, a brand-new image of the most wanted man in tennessee as the dragnet widens for a suspected cop killer and a roadblock in the manhunt, the evidence that disappeared and how the police need the public to help. >> overly will have a meeting on the 12th. it is going along very well but i wanted to be meaningful. heather: donald trump welcoming north korean officials in wa

todd dawson is the one who planted the trees here, the live oaks and magnolias. elody was part of the ladies association which became part of the daughters of they have confederacy and she wanted a place to memorialize those who fell in the war. the city of selma gave this land to the u.d.c. to use to build this confederate circle. in this circle there are graves of confederate -- unknown confederate soldiers that were moved and re-entered here and the monument built in 1878 to commemorate the last cause. there are 155 confederate soldiers whose remains were moved here and are buried right here behind me to mark those who died in the war. here in this cemetery, we can see basically the rise of state and we can see how it prospered, how the state was involved in the civil war and we have many prominent people who worked to make selma a better place after that time. >> during the civil war, selma became the second largest manufacturing and distribution point of war material within the confederate states of america. in the latter part of the war, the last year and a

we had katon dawson saying the core of his support is still evangelical christians.ox.com reported that that same romans 13 has been used to justify war with north korea, which is -- which donald trump supporters he's for it, they're for it. and last summer pastor robert jeffers, sited romans to say that god had given trump the authority to do whatever. that's a quote. the authority to do whatever. up to and including nuclear war with north korea. >> well, you know, what's going on today is very clearly giving us a dividing line in our culture. and i would just put it this way, christians who still support trump who is separating mothers from babies are now condoning a form of child abuse. and beyond that, as a christian, i can just say i can't think of anything that would be more jesus hating. this isn't just jesus disobeying. this is jesus hating. everything the gospel stands for is contradictive, but there is hope. there are white republican voters who identify as evangelicals coming forward. for instance a new group. votecommongood.com has recently started to for

cane dawson is with us. >> glad to be with you. >> you note how notable it is that first tombime a presidentave come into the state before the general election. what is at stake here for the party and for the president outside of just south carolina? >> well, you're right, poppy. it is unprecedented that the loyalty that donald trump has shown toward governor harry mcmaster is unprecedented along with mike pennsylvania now, remember mike pence one day will run for president and there will be a south carolina primary here and he'll be certainly welcomed again. so there are a lot of moving parts here when you're an early presidential state. again, i would say endorsements don't always matter that much in a primary. nikki haley and tim scott endorsed marco rubio, two people both in the mid-80s in the polling. nikki haley, popular governor, mitt romney and newt gingrich beat him. with that being said, when you land air force one in a state like south carolina, the day before a primary, a runoff primary, it tells every one of your supporters to go vote. it is invaluable what will happen. now, the

the camp welcomes family members, too, like mackenzie's twin brother, dawson and brady's two older brothers comes back up, every kid at camp has to go back inside. >> i had one wish, i would probably want to stay at camp sundown with all my friends. >> kids here say the best thing about camp is that everyone gets it. so when one camper talked about wanting to play football for his school one day, it became a conversation that could only happen here. >> my doctor said no, but i'm going to do it anyway. >> you know, if you crack your helmet, the sunlight could go through that and right to why your face. >> remember that visor i wear? >> yeah. >> i could take an old one of those, stretch it out and put it under it and tape it so it will cover up the little slits. >> i wouldn't take the risk. >> kevin, that's you. i just want to play sports wherever i go. >> when camp was over, mackenzie was back in her face shield, back in the harsh reality of the daylight as she headed home. her mom, shannon, recalled one time at the airport when a group of people just wouldn't stop staring at mackenzie. what

lost their series to south africa with defeat in the second match in bloomfontein, prompting matt dawson wales beat argentina to go through the summer unbeaten. james burford reports. what was a purple patch turned into a poor period. but could this now be deemed a crisis? just as last week, england raced into a handsome lead. mike brown touchdown. but for the second time injust mike brown touchdown. but for the second time in just seven days, eddiejones‘ men took their eyes off the ball. south africa battled back, the ball. south africa battled back, the lead came their own and with the series surrendered, there is yet another painful lesson. so back—to—school for england's group. ireland meanwhile, have done something england couldn't. respond to defeat with victory. a thrilling win against australia which levels their test series, they can hardly believe their team ‘s performances. 13 wins in14 believe their team ‘s performances. 13 wins in 14 matches and a chance now to earn a first series triumph in the southern hemisphere for 19 yea rs of. in the southern hemisphere for 19 years of

it means they've lost the series — head coach eddiejones called it a "horror movie" — matt dawson suggestedbrilliantly to their defeat last weekend, levelling their series with australia thanks to a 26—21win in melbourne — that's the first time they've beaten the wallabies on their own turf since 1979. wales are unbeaten this summer. they beat argentina 30—12 which included this stunning solo try from josh adams, which closes off their tour in style. and scotland have lost to the united states for the first time. blair kinghorn had put the scots ahead with an early try. but the usa then went ahead and kinghorn wasn't celebrating at the end, when he missed a conversion in added time that would've won it for them. 30—29 it finished. that miss, proving costly. andy murray will return to tennis for the first time in almost a year, next week — and he says he can still win grand slam titles. he hasn't played since wimbledon last year and he's been really struggling with a hip injury that needed surgery injanuary. he'll play in the first round at queen's on tuesday. it's not a gamble by me going o

tonight -- jake tapper, from "unbreakable kimmy schmidt," actress jane krakowski, music from devin dawsonhat case, let's get to the news. president trump et tnoight in singapore after we taped our show. so if you're watching this on tv right now, either it went well,

. >> shannon: 8-year-old haley dawson got to live every kids dream, throwing out the first pitch beforeshe's a very special girl. she was born with a birth defect and in 2014 was fitted for her robotic hand. check her out. her goal is to throw out the first page of every major league ballpark across the u.s. so far, she's tossed the first pitch at nine stadiums, told that she is an inspiration to others, haley says, if i can do it, you can, too. haley, our hero for tonight. most-watched, most trusted cover most grateful you spend your evening with us. good night from washington. i'm shannon bream. ♪ >> tucker: well, good evening and welcome to "tucker carlson tonight." ever notice how sometimes the biggest stories get the least coverage? somethingma transformative happs that changes everything and nobody notices? what's happened here. for the last two years or so, the rest of us has watched as the democratic party has been utterly transformed into something totally different. what was once the headquarters of the center left establishment, the party of harry reid and steny hoyer -- like

and canada as donald trump drop says and dawson's juice of the communique. i'm sorry is a dan this is al jazeera live from coming up now president trump heads for singapore in a high stakes meeting with north korea's kim jong il and. singapore solid take shape for the look at a key player who isn't invited china. and the search for survivors around guatemala is months away go becomes more difficult and less hopeful. the annual g. seven summit is ended with an escalating route between the u.s. and canada after leaving the meeting early donald trump withdrew his backing of a joint communique signed by the group's leaders he's blaming it on what he calls we can dishonest statements from the canadian prime minister john hendren has more from quebec city the g. seven summit in canada began in crisis in ended in conflict u.s. president donald trump came late left early and ceded no ground as united states has been taken advantage of for decades and decades and we can't do that anymore i can gradually the leaders of other countries for so. crazily being able to mak

some of the people that the previous segment showcased was to magi activist in the phil dawson informationre room that actors can take up. with or without the president explicit permission. thank you. this summit was being watched closely by south korea, china and japan. for china its about trade and regional influence, for south korea and japan the primary issue is security. for china its about trade and regional influence, for south korea and japan the primary issue is security. here's south korea's president along with his cabinet intently watching the meeting. afterwards mr moon said "the agreement will be recorded as a historic event that has helped break down the last remaining cold war legacy on earth." we may need to wait a while to assess whether that's he case. the summit was widely covered in the chinese press. the global times says "the outcome of the meeting is keeping the world guessing". it's not wrong there. the shanghai morning post simply carried a picture of the date, saying it hoped for success. although china was not present for the summit, its presence is always felt.

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eight and forced them to land at a disused runway in the jordanian desert known as dawson's fear and. a third hijacking of an israeli aircraft was thwarted midair with one hijacker killed and the other captured. the plane landed in london and the hijacker layla khalid was taken into custody. then at the f.l.b. member in bahrain hijacked a british airliner and forced it to fly to dawson's field to join the other two hijacked planes. this spectacular act of air piracy was masterminded by a senior b f l b leader called where the a hundred and. the b f l b n was born from the remnants of the arab nationalist movement and headed right towards us it adopted a revolutionary marxist doctrine when the hundred was one of its co-founders he had become a mastermind of airline hijacking. beginning in one thousand nine hundred sixty eight hundred had put his theories of revolutionary violence into practice by hijacking several israeli and western aircraft but the multiple hijacking in one hundred seventy was his most important feed to date it required meticulous even scientific planning the end nev

president donald trump with dawson on the negative impact of tariffs but he maintained his stance that the u.s. is being disadvantaged in international trade the meeting did not address earlier call for russia to rejoin the g seven club. the united nations general assembly has voted for germany and four other nations to become nonpermanent members of the security council the new members will take up their seats in two thousand and nineteen and will spend two years at diplomacy as top table german foreign minister said the country would be a voice for peace and rule based order. a fugitive suspected of raping and murdering a fourteen year old girl in the german city of responding has been arrested in iraq the man is a rejected asylum seeker who left to germany with his family last week he is now being held by kurdish authorities. austria's government says it's shutting down a number of mosques and expelling some in mom's chancellor sebastian courts said the country had no place for what he called parallel societies political islam and radical tendencies turkey has criticized the move as