i'm a total dork drew matus, thank you very much. >> thank you. >> but we're dorks together and i appreciatein ray bradbury, very precog of you. >>> time for the top trending stories. landon dowdy's back with those >> the dork is trending. >> that's okay i'm good with that i'm good with that. >> hey, we all love dorks here here's what else is trending a step forward for women i saar the first female saudi drivers got their licenses yesterday a video of the historic moment trending on social media the kingdom is ending the world's only ban on women drivers. >>> also, this is big news i don't know if you've seen this, but reese witherspoon fans are excited. mgm grand is close to a deal of bringing the long-awaited "legally blonde 3" -- >> has that been long awaited? by who >> me. the sequel that has witherspoon reprising her role as the iconic elle woods have you seen this >> "legally blonde"? >> yes. >> i'm sure i did at some point -- >> like getting into harvard's hard you went to v tech, so it is hard. >> i am aware there is "legally blonde 2," which is breaking news in this story for me. >

. >> you called him a massive dork. >> massive dork, yes. >> why did you call him that?> because he's a massive dork. >> billy says ross was a lot of fun to be around. he remembers one beach holiday in particular. >> ross took his guitar and, like, walked up to people on the beach and started conversations because that's who he is. >> but ross seemed to settle down when he met his wife, leanna. she encouraged him to get his college degree. his cousin katie said leanna made ross want to be a better man. >> we said without leanna he would have been a lost little puppy. >> after six years of marriage, they moved to atlanta where he was offered a job at home depot. >> what was it like for you when you first saw cooper? >> he was so beautiful. blonde hair, blue eyes. tiny little perfection. >> i have this vision of ross and cooper on the couch and ross is just goofing around with him and getting in the floor with him. it was hilarious. >> any extra thing that cooper could do, any milestone that he hit, he would share it with everyone. one of the conversations i had with ross,

to catch the film when you do look some dork invited me to create a concert for children featuring the music of george gershwin. so it's the first rehearsal and this is the most nerve wracking moment for me because i think creating these children's concert in my head for many weeks and today at the first rehearsal is the first time i'll be able to have to see whether it's going to work. or not. it. was. nice to get started so nice to be here with the orchestra and thank you for putting up with my craziness your orchestra here in luxembourg do a lot of education projects and a lot for children this is very important i think you know i think this it's fantastic that you will do so much to very important for the orchestra for the society for the population he looks for more it's not only the orchestra who is very involved doing lots of family concerts but also in the filler money there are many concerts also for chambre music also with world music with father from even a few months until three am from three to six and six on i mean did we on saturday we have people from six until six hund

the mail on sunday say they have found him alive and well living in dorking under a different name.elevant, because originally andrew newton hired another guy, who is also still alive, to do thejob, to killjeremy thorpe. he had second thoughts about this but nevertheless he is subsequently confessed to the police and the mail on sunday some years ago that he had done this. he says his confession was ignored by the police, forgotten all about and the police, forgotten all about and the police carried out some investigations, but they assumed that andrew newton... still following me? the former airline pilot was dead and therefore didn't pursue it any further. now, of course, with these revelations in the mail on sunday it is open to the police to reinvestigate, as they say they will do. it is possible they will investigate and maybe even interrogate dennis and accuse him of some involvement in this plot, murdered jeremy thorpe and possible they will do the same with andrew norton, but at the time he struck a deal with the police and that deal to stop him cross being prosecuted may st

mentally retarded he couldn't read he couldn't write i walked in to the cell and canadian thing mangled dork honestly which was that was earl the whole time he was on the road he was. scared timid. odd as they were me my mom dating. a promise once or. a movie was an aide to see the mom would have me. two weeks before earl's date of the execution the guards came to transport him to the death house in richmond. a charity mob put him in a way say in handcuffs shackles and they walked him out. literally drug him out and everybody's banging on the door or that the cross of the guards. joe reached out to his caseworker meridians to see if anything could be done. i called her in a panic and said i was. i don't know if this guy did or not but i don't think he did i'll bet this guy knows what's going on when early arrived at the death house he was handed over to jerry i receive earl from mecum ber and when he came in i gave him a good turn to the infirmary he was given a complete physical. at that time we only had. death by electrocution chair so he didn't have a choice you could her you know you had

good morning from dorking in surrey, where the sun is beating down.anchester fire and rescue have advised residents to keep their windows shut to keep out smoke, which can be seen for miles around. given the scale of the area, we have brought the fire under control but the heat, the conditions, the deep—seated fire situation, other fires have occurred and we don't know why they have occurred at this moment in time, whether they are connected to the same fire, the embers that have blown and landed somewhere or because of other issues such as discarded cigarettes, broken bottles, glass, but that will be picked up as part of the assessment. these are the live images this morning. as we have been watching, we have seen the fire and rescue services trying to cope with the conditions, really difficult conditions. they are running hosepipes up some of their hillside but is very difficult, and literally just trying to pat down the flames as they wrapped. more smoke at the moment. we saw quite a lot of flames earlier on and as you heard in the fire and rescue

but what are you going to dork rig -- do, right? it's buness. >> we don't know the team plan buts it' possible associate head coach ted reardon is being considered. trotz's next move is unclear. he's technically under contract but the caps allow other teams to talk to him. >> aaron hicks. he's going toit one mile to right to put the yankees on top. >> oh, it wasn't such a good night for the washington nationalo they fell tthe yankees last night. bryce harper looked a little dierent on the field going beardless. the final score was yankees 4-2. >> the nats have a chance to redeem themselves witttthe of the beltway. they're taking on the orioles tonight in a three-game series. he last time they played each other, the nats swept the 0s. let's hope for a repeat here as the summer gets under way, a warnin for parents with a pool out back. a this is story you can't afford to miss. plus -- >> i was trapped and we couldn't get >> she survived a nearly fatal roller coaster accident. house of representatives she ma at children's national, str

national security visor john bowl ton is in europe with stops scheduled in long dork, rome and moscows a possible meeting between president trump and president putin. the meeting would be planned around the time of the president's trip to the uk and the nato summit in mid july with vienna. a likely location for this meeting. >>> today president trump will meet with king abdullah at the white house discussing the middle east peace plan to be released later this summer. the king has urged president trump to move forward carefully with his mid east plan. a move that lead to violence between isrealis and palestinians. >>> a santa rosa man died inside a home during a dinner part. party -- party. a woman at the house called police saying a man walked in during a party and started shooting. a swat team was called in and rescued people inside the house. the suspected gunman was the estranged husband of the homeowner. all being treated for non-life threatenin in the hospital in critical condition. >>> for more on some of the other headlines we have been working on, let's go to dave clark. >>>

if they dorks they will look at it, they will weigh it versus other things and against the rhetoric we hearing. if you think that's what she did. >> not me. play her clip. you can play it any time. >> did the president threaten the government employee when he said be careful, max? >> no. i think be careful is not a threat. >> it sounds like a mob boss. be careful. i wouldn't want anything to happen to you. >> he didn't say that. >> he said be careful. it could be interpreted easily as that type of thing. >> and what she said is a clear indication. >> we are talking about civility. you and i can both agree. there is responsibility to go all over the place when it comes to being more civil. you have come up in this discussion as well. do you regret anything you have said on television, last week when you said womp womp about a discussion about a child with down syndrome. i'm asking you now. you didn't say you were sorry about it. >> john, here's what i said. that was not directed at a child who was not separated by her mother because of the government policies. that is not what it was. a

the tremor with a magnitude of 2.4 was felt between newdigate and dorking just before 7am this morningsomething relatively minor but two ina about something relatively minor but two in a week is unusual. yes in actual fact they are bigger than the earthquakes which stop to the fracking in blackpool, they were about the same magnitude, 2.3 that was, so it‘s the same order. they we re was, so it‘s the same order. they were felt relatively strongly, more strongly than i would have expected considering. what is going on underneath the weekly sorry to produce these? earthquakes are movements on faults. every earthquake will be on fault, 2.4 is a minorfault earthquake will be on fault, 2.4 is a minor fault and earthquake will be on fault, 2.4 is a minorfault and the movement is only a few millimetres but it can produce an earthquake of this size. they are difficult to detect because even seismic exploration which is done for oil will not detect faults of this size. two tremors, i know when we have larger quakes elsewhere around the world you often get a number of after—shocks. do you get the

the fact that there has been a suspiciously long delay in getting it out the dork makes you wonder what's going on. typically, one, when bureaucrats in washington are editing and reviewing, it is not to make something more transparent. it often has a reverse effect. i'm hopeful they will get this out within a week, they'll let the inspector general render his findings. >> shannon: what we are hearing, a little bit of leaking, if the fbi director comey, then attorney general of the loretta lynch, and mccabe, may be in for a serious criticism. now they wait, as we do, the rest of the world, to see what they are going to be suspected of braids because this inspector general, when we first began this endeavor several months ago, people said, who is the inspector general, is he really independent? i think he showed through his report on mccabe that he's not someone who pulls punches. he gets to the facts, he tells it like it is. i think everyone is looking forward with great anticipation to what is found, all sorts of rumors, maybe there is misconduct by very senior officials. i think that we

the back of her jack says i really don't care dorks you.her spokesperson said there's no hidden message but then a few hours later her husband turned her spokesperson into a liar when he said the jacket refers to the fake news media. either way, the jacket was probably a poor choice for a first lady message wise. not to mention unnecessary. i was in texas this week. i wanted to peel my clothes off. t 96 degrees with 90% humidity in mcallen and further more if there's any message to have down there, it's one. all of us. let's protect the welfare of children. the thing is the argument that mrs. trump spokesperson made it was just a jacket doesn't make much sense if you look at mrs. trump historically. she seems to know exactly what she's doing when she steps in public. we have spotted a lot of sub text in a lot of her outfits in the past. like when she known this fuchsia known as pussy bow blouse. she walked out two days after the infamous access hollywood tape was leaked. the tape where the president said he likes to grab women by their. the

. >> it doesn't make it okay either dorks it? >> i'm not saying it's okay. >> you kind of are. you're saying we weren't upset then. we were upset. >> no, you weren't. >> went down to the border and went crazy about it. did a whole documentary about how they keep people on the border. you guys have to own the facts. you guys decided to do this. you're trying to make it okay because someone else had a similar situation and you have the president today talking about his wife's jacket, putting more thought into how to blame the media. what about that one, dave? do you believe that that jacket was about her hating the media? do you believe that or do you believe the president is lying again? come on. >> no, i don't -- >> come on, dave. >> who would it be about, chris? >> i don't know. but the idea that it's about us, when she invited the media with her makes no sense. and her own spokesperson said it wasn't about that. >> right. it's a jacket. >> crazy land. >> it's a jacket. >> maybe she should have worn a different jacket. you have to give kudos to the fact that she did stand up t

system and that's why they impose these measures but it is same time they say let's told but the let's dork of franklin we doubt keep changing our mind or a tramp's administration minds on what to do on which the mountainy switch countries and then that is the political concern of the day international system breaking down and not only necessary breaking down on trade matters but on other issues economic and political as well place in thailand are carrying out raids on factories in an effort to stamp out the illegal imports of electronic waste or a waste since china banned imports recycling companies in thailand have been taking in more ways than they are allowed scott heiler reports that have police officers gather at a factory gate just outside bangkok they send up a drone to take a peek inside before scaling the wall and going in this is the latest in a series of raids on electronic waste factories for the past month the authorities have been cracking down on illegal operations and investigating imported the waste some companies are bringing in more than they're authorized to import and

. >> my favorite researcher, and my son would tell you that shows what a dork and because have a favorite researcher, is a guy named nicolas eppley. he has been researching these intangibles of human nature for years, and just recently a few months ago he did a very long study, not just nicolas but whole crew of people. what he found was when we read anything we disagree with in any form, it doesn't matter if it is printed in newspaper, a book, an e-mail, facebook, if we read it we're much more likely to think we disagree because the person is stupid and ignorant of the real issues. if we hear someone telling us the same opinion, whether it's reported in the podcast, doesn't matter, if we hear the voice telling us that opinion where much more likely to think a disagree with us because they have different experience and perspective. and what that means is that the human voice is literally humanizing. it is the voice itself, some quality of the human voice that helps us to recognize each other as human beings, deserving o respect. and we do deserve respect. every person deserves respect. no

happening around the country: >> my favorite research' and she son would tell you that shows what a dork i am -- a guy named ex-has eppley and he has been researching these intangibles of human nature for years. just recent lay few months ago, he did this very long study, not just nicholas about a whole crew of people. he found when we read an opinion we differ agree never any forge doesn't mary it it's printed in a newspaper, book, an e-mail, facebook, if we read it, we are much more likely to think we disagree because that person is stupid and ignorants of the real issues. if we hear someone telling us the same opinion, whether it's recorded in a podcast, if we hear their voice we are much more likely to think they differ agree with us because they have different experience and perspective. what that means is that the human voice is literally humanizing. it is the voice itself, some quality of the human voice, that helps to us recognize each other as human beings, deserving of respect, and we do deserve respect. every person deserves respect, not every opinion but every person. and it

dork it all gets summarized what happened in the last year.eakneck pace. >> so much information more than $39,000, cancer researchers, investors and analysts are heading to the asco meeting, our annual check in on how much progress has been made on treating cancer immuno-oncology drugs continue to dominate. those use our immune systems to treat. as soon as tonight we'll get some of the first data in immuno therapy from celgene and bluebird bio they are working on a therapy that modifies a patient's cells outside their own body and returns them to fight the cancer over the weekend we'll very more details including from loxo oncology, it was a major winner last year and excited wall street with its initial data that company in addition to blueprint medicines is working on genetically targeted drugs. tune in to "squawk box" monday for our interviews from asco with the ceos of celgene and bristol-myers. >> there's no cure for multiple myeloma, will this cure it >> that's what we're going to find out how long does it prevent the cancer from growing

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any of us we shop online it's what we dork it's convenient, easy, right?ruling like they said, there's still a lot of confusion about who might exactly be exempted. the bottom line is, likely, though, you'll haveor to pay m for the things you buy onle. the high court reverse ruling made i days will mail order catalogs werehe main way people bought items from out of state. if you didn't live in the state where the business was there was generally no sales tax. sew some that they've lost billions in potential revenue by missing out on sales tax generated by online pus. the new ruling says need to collect a sales tax. even ifhey don't have a store factory physically in the aate. that's blow to a lot of onlineho retailers w depend on shoppershe searching for most rock bottom prices. so what will it mean for consumer? the biggest blow to your wallet will likelyan be trctions with larger retailers. south dakota already has an online sales tax rule that exempts online companies with revenues under100,000 a year. but ifit you're dealingh amazon, e-bay or otherell