. >>> at 10:45, renewed calls to drain this reservoir and return it to its original state. it might sound far-fetched but it is gaining tracking -- gaining traction with a key white house official. >>> and up next, the search for thieves who stole thousands of dollars in athletic closing maybe hitting stores statewide. -- may be hitting stores statewide. >>> a liquor store in san jose has sold a winning mega millions ticket. tonight lottery officials confirmed the ticket was purchased at ernie's liquorson south white road and so far there are no reports of other winning tickets in other states but there may be some other numbers out there. >> our first number tonight is 19 followed by 2. up next we have for, your next number is for, your next number is 1 and your final number is 29, followed by the powerball of 20. >> it's a whopping $522 million jackpot and again there -- it's not clear if there are any other winning tickets. officials are still waiting on updates from some states and the numbering -- winning numbers again are 1,2, 4, 19, 29 and the mega ball number is 20.

there is not a magic drain. he's doing a great job.nt always does the right thing. >> there you go, a nice happy note to end on. coming up, for all of your positive populous fans out there. stay with us. thanks for the ride-along, captain! i've never been in one of these before, even though geico has been- ohhh. ooh ohh here we go, here we go. you got cut off there, what were you saying? oooo. oh no no. maybe that geico has been proudly serving the military for over 75 years? is that what you wanted to say? mhmmm. i have to say, you seemed a lot chattier on tv. geico. proudly serving the military for over 75 years. you ok back there, buddy? . steve: well, i promised you a big announcement, here it is. yes, it's that time. and what seems like every fox news show host show, the reveefl the new book, here it is. positive populism family and community in america. so as they say, if you like this show, you will love this book. and just to give you that added incentive to get your copy, here are the two most important things about it. first

can you walk down and see the drain down the street from me? of course, i am happy to see the drain. it's really hard to go door to door as the mayor. and that is just part of what we do. city government has to be open to people because this is what people say -- trash, economic development, roads, everything that happens to them they feel like city government touches their lives. >> life in the city government, i do drains, right? now, what is the problem that you often hear about that you can't solve, but you wish you could? >> for us, one of the biggest issues that we face is people feeling left out by the economy. that's the number one thing we hear about because chattanooga has had one of the highest growths in the country where we are seeing record low unemployment, but people don't just need a job, they need a job that can pay the bills. and a lot of people are finding they are growing their income and still can't pay their bills. and for us in city government, there's a lot that goes with that. some of that involves -- as we expanding,

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draining the swamp was never about corruption, it was about draining the agencies. if you look at donald trump's comments, he thought pruitt was doing an excellent job. he had rolled back wo two regulations. holding a lot of new regulations at bay and even folks like christine todd whitman had said when pruitt came in, that was going to be a danger. now you see a lobbyist like pruitt and now wheeler coming in to push through this agenda. pushing out civil servants, that is going to continue. that is not why scott pruitt was fired. >> quickly beth, on that point, democrats for policy reasons did not like the idea for pruitt here. do you see a continuation of these policies. >> of course. and that is why it is strange that pruitt was able to hang on as long as he could. look at this, this is our list of all the people in trump's orbit who have disappeared since he became president. long list compiled by our white house unit. >> departures from the administration. >> from the administration. cabinet officials to staff. this is an administration that bleeds people. they

. >> this has been studied and nowhere near the realm of reality. >> he says draining the reservoir is doable and would cost san francisco 2 billion $2 billion to switch to a new water system, a small price to pay. >> it belongs to all americans and that's what was promised when the yosemite national park was created. >> he hopes the interior secretary will help bring officials to the table to discuss emptying the resident ing the reservoir. it plans to request the meeting with the secretary to express opposition. amber lee, t ktvu fox two news. >>> temperatures across the state drain the state's power grid, cal iso called for a staid wide flex alert in an effort to reduce strain on the grid during times of peak power us aj. the agency is asking everyone to hold off on using amriens like dishwashers, obviouses and washing machines -- -- ovens and washing machines. >>> we always talk about the micro climates this time of year. this is from san francisco looking out towards low clouds and fog. you can see the top of the cloud deck with a shallow marine lair. imagine that warm air compres

on break and ju >>> some very lucky ducks were rescued from a storm drain tonight.ero was a man in an anger management class. he was on a break and just happened to see the ducks in the drain. that is so sweet. he took matters into his own hands. >> beautiful little animals. >> they opened up the storm drain, jumped in and the ducks made it home. >>> the giants go 13 innings in a search of another series win at home. and after last night's weird lost in houston, the a's seem to be .. >>> baseball players always say take one game at a time. they seem to be taking the matter to heart. the wheels were not rolling in houston tonight. top of the 1st, chris taylor hammers one to the wall. a two run double. 3-0, oakland. a three run shot in the 4th with chad pender. the a's win 8-3. chris ba picks up his second victory of the year. giants pitcher derek holland getting a walkoff against the cubs. eyuld not use it until th 13th inning where buster hit one. brandon belt home with the game- winner. 5-4, posey got it. >> wire the giants no good at home? perhaps it is because th

on break and ju >>> some very lucky ducks were rescued from a storm drain tonight.was a man in an anger management class. he was on a break and just happened to see the ducks in the drain. that is so sweet. he took matters into his own hands. >> beautiful little animals. >> they opened up the storm drain, jumped in and the ducks made it home. >>> the giants go 13 innings in a search of another series win at home. (sound of footsteps) (sound of car door opening) (car door closes) (sound of engine starting) ♪ ♪ i we worked with pg&eof to save energy because wenie. wanted to help the school. they would put these signs on the door to let the teacher know you didn't cut off the light. the teachers, they would call us the energy patrol. so they would be like, here they come, turn off your lights! those three young ladies were teaching the whole school about energy efficiency. we actually saved $50,000. and that's just one school, two semesters, three girls. together, we're building a better california. (sound of footsteps) (sound of car door opening) (car door closes) (so

the first to drive across the new$54 million dollar repair, which features an elaborate system of drains to divert water under and around the highway.leonardo flores/whale watchers cafe "...i would say my business has been off by about 25 percent because of the closure...leo flores and other merchants here in the tiny village of gordaexpects business to bounce back soon. and although they may have enjoyed having parts of the coast highway all to themselves for a time, locals too are cheering the day the world famous coast highway was made whole again.matt romano/pacific grove "....im just happy and excited that people can still enjoy the beauty and the rest of the summer down here..."along highway one south of big sur rob fladeboe kron4 news

when he got stuck in a storm drain.orado springs utility workers and colorado parks and wildlife officers worked together to free the bear. crews simply removed the manhole cover from the drain.... and the bear soon popped his head out and set off for freedom. wildlife officers shot at the bear with non-lethal rubber slugs in an effort to scare him off enough to keep him from returning to the area. he left, before officials could give him an ear tag. (justine) that wraps up kron 4 news at 8.(ken) but our primetime coverage is just getting started on this busy friday.grant lodes and vicki liviakis are here with kron 4 news at 9. ((grant))thank you ken and justine...next at nine...500 structures destroyed, another 5-thousand in dangerand the massive wildfire burning in shasta county is showing no signs of slowing down.tonight new numbers on the carr fire...as some residents return to see their homes reduced to rubble.back here at home...a search and rescue team has been called in to recover the body of a construction work

he's been trapped about 2 1/2 hours. >> they were working to drain the cement. there. this is on the property of the united states pipe and foundry company. this is an active situation. it was hard to see. you can see arms and a gloved hand and working as hard as they can to get him out of there. >> of course, concrete dries and they don't want that around him with pressure around his body, very dangerous. look at the frantic activity, trying to free this man as quick as they possibly can in union city on whipple road. he's been there about 2 1/2 hours. that's a long time to be trapped. they are very very anxious to get him out quickly. looks like the level of activity has picked up. they may be close. >> looks like they may have pulled him out. a chute area on the screen with the first responders around and they tied cables to him to keep him from sinking farther into the cement and trying to drain the cement so it didn't dry and he wouldn't be stuck there. >> we think he is out, from what we understand. that is confirmed. he is out. that's the good news. he'll

spoked about british telecom and one of theirdrains spoked about british telecom and one of their drains. moving on now to gareth southgate and his waistcoat. marks & spencer is the official supplier to the england tea m official supplier to the england team and has been since 2007, apparently. they say that demand for apparently. they say that demand for a waistcoat has gone up. he does look dapper and probably the best thing that has happened to marks & spencer is in the last ten years. can you give us your take on the football? i guess you are watching? england were strangely comfortable. i would love to think it would be the same on wednesday night when they play croatia. i suspect it will be painful to watch if you are an england fan. foreshore. untilthat final whistle blows. i england fan. foreshore. untilthat finalwhistle blows. i hope everybody has a penalty shootout. even with a penalty shootout, how amazing can call the b? he has been fantastic. he has been extraordinary. and, like many of them, they are going from boys into men in football terms. and given everything offered i

of this expert shows diving in the cave an extremely dangerous that's why rescue plans focus on draining enough water to avoid lengthy dives. those plans come before by the weather the monsoon is setting in and heavy nighttime downpours have already begun. if the boys are not expected in the coming days the predicted rainfall could delay the rescue for months in the worst case water could fill the chamber in which they are trapped. the boys remain in good condition on saturday the first letters were delivered to the parents in another letter the coach apologized to the relatives and now some of the other stories making news around the world north korea has condemned the u.s. delegation for its handling of the latest round of high level denuclearization talks between the two countries feel young criticized the americans attitude and suggested officials made too many to mom's out here us six you state michael by you had hailed what he called progress at the meeting in pyongyang. in japan at least fifty one people are dead i made a record flooding dozens more are reported missing a week of

one winter, he drained the thee forgot to drain and basically ruined the vehicle. a chief engineer at general motors bought the car for something like $400, which has to be one of the best bargains of all time, and he was able to restore the car. he changed the look, the paint, the trim, the roof in the back, and some of the physical layout of the instruments in the car, making it more comfortable for himself. he had the car for about 10 years before he donated it to the henry ford museum of innovation. as i said, this is one of the most popular cars we have. we often see visitors posing for pictures, taking selfies. some people come in just to see this car. it is always popular and i am always happy to share this one on tour. the car behind me on our 1937 lasalle. built by general motors as a companion car to the cadillac. it was introduced as a close second to the cadillac. folks who could not quite afford a cadillac could buy a lasalle. the reason we have this car on the timeline is because it represents a demarcation in the development of the automobile. if you

to drain the samp saw prut it as part of the problem. under president obama, the most onerous rules, if you will, came from that administers, obamacare hurt the economy, dodd frank. the epa after the supreme court ruling on its ability to just ultimately become the ultimate weapon within any administration, was used as a tool far beyond environment to slow progress, slow businesses. the things they regulated from dust particles and small puddles of water on people's lands that were considered laux or bonds. -- ponds. it was destructive. >> neil: did you get the impression that prou it was staying on as long as he was because of all that he had done to champion the president's agenda, to get rid of these onerous rules and regulations. to some too aggressively. the president liked what he was doing, the in your face style. but there came a point where push came to shove, embarrassments piled up. >> absolutely, very effective in his job. but, golly, the baggage and the controversy, some of it $50 rent a room, $50 a month. some of this is ju

but they're not out just yet and you mention the water level that one stage that was quite a big draining operation going on is that still up and running well they had to stop that from them and. the dreading operation is pretty much been going on steadily for the last several days. the efficiency of it has kind of gone up and down based on the rainfall you know there's been today and yesterday there hasn't been that much rainfall so obviously the drainage process of that the pumping out of these kids this cave system massive cave system some ten kilometers . throughout obviously depends on how much rainfall is coming because the break it down essentially this is a case system that's inside encased in a mountain and in a small hill so when rain falls on the mountain on the hills it drains into this cave system so even though they're pumping the water out and they have been pumping the water out you're battling the elements of all this water falling on this hill system going into the caves so you're it's a very uphill battle so every day they say yes we've pumped out x. amount of leaders x

on that front, the draining operation has achieved some success inside the cave.he lowest since the boys had gone missing inside the cave. these two factors combined, as well as the health condition of the boys, the authorities decided that this was d—day. authorities decided that this was d-day. water authorities decided that this was d- day. water levels authorities decided that this was d-day. water levels are at their lowest but more rain is expected. how could this impact the rescue operation? because there are still many more boys to be found safely. in the last two weeks we have seen during the initial search operation that heavy rain would be followed by a huge amount of water coming from underground to inside the caves. so the authority which is monitoring this weather patterns said that, onceit this weather patterns said that, once it rain, we need to bring them out, now, before this water rises again because the last time that happened, they had to retreat back from the cave and it took them many days, before they could reach whack to the position they

. >> now we need matt rosendale in the senate to continue our fight to drain the swamp. we need to work every day from now until the election. for your family, for your community, your country, for your constitution. this november i need to you get your friends, colleagues and neighbors and get your ass out to vote. get your ass out to vote. >> [cheers and applause]. >> vote for matt! they will say that was not presidential. watch! that was not presidential. did i ever tell you how easy it would be for me to be presidential. have i the most loyal people. they are the smartest people and the toughest people and the greatest people in the world. they will say something like that's not presidential. what i say, acting presidential is so easy. it's much easier than what i do. sometimes i have to do. it you walk up to the microphone. good evening, ladies and gentlemen. >> [laughing]. >> of the great state of montana. >> [cheers and applause]. >> you have to put a little emphasis, right? this is wonderful to be with you tonight. thanks for being here. good-bye. >> [laughing].

. >> the environmental group has been fighting to have it drained and be part of yosemite national park for years. he's preparing to take his legal battle to the california supreme court, a measure to study emptying the resident voi was overwhelmingly rejected by san francisco voters in 2012 and it appears to still be unpopular with residents. >> it's just a bunch of lobbyists lobbying to do something that waste taxpayers money. >> a nonprofit bay area council represents the largest employers. >> to dismantle it would increase the carbon footprint and decrease our water supply and make it of lower quality and more expensive. >> san francisco can store water in other resident voirs if hetch was to be drained. >> it's nowhere near the realm of reality. >> it would cost san francisco 2 $2 billion to switch to a new water system. he says it's a small price to pay. >> it belongs to all americans and that's what was promised when the yosemite national park was created. it's a special place. not too many around. >> rose hopes he will help bring san francisco officials to the table to discuss e

drain -- -- traun. >> i've never seen anything like that. the car was mangled. >> police are investigating if alcohol or drugs played a role in the cash. the train prayer -- -- operator suffered minor injuries. . >>> time is now 4:10. a 39-year old woman facing several charges after leading police on a high speed chase which she live streamed on facebook. . >> i have all these police chasing me and i didn't do anything wrong. >> monica berlin is accused of setting two fires in half moon bay. on june 26th hundreds of hey bails burned near highway one and 1 and seymour avenue. another fire burned 765 more bails of area. a witness spoke to her as the hey bales burned i did see or hear the first fire. she looked possessed when she f it wasn't somebody -- it was somebody more enthralled with the event. the sheriff was telling her to gef get off the road. >> investigators spoke with witnesses and they found evidence that identified the arson suspect as monica berlin of grenada. the sheriff deputies spotted her car and she was arrested after a brie

>>ug not exactly what you t you would see popping out of a storm drain. the bear just needed a bit of space before making his exit. officers removed the manhole cover hoping the cub t takeshe hint. it was attracted to berries it smeltd down in t hole. sure. >> you can imagine pulling that cover off and running the opposite way. >>> it took 100 firefighters to put out that fire in london. spectators pulled out the cell phones and shot footage. >>> this week we learned that one of the victims of the 9/11 terror attacks has been identified nearly two decades after theattack. >> that's given hope to thousands of families whose loved ones died that day. scott johnson was an analyst working in the towers. analysts retested a bone fragment found in the debris 17 years ago. and fro t thaty were able to confirm johnson's identity to this day, thousands of victims reins are not identified. >>>he washington business journal reports that the garage wouldn't make enough money to cover the $50 million price tag. the smithsonian says z attendance is down. it was slated

>> president trump said he would drain the swamp. >> i don't -- >> is draining the swamp renting an apartment from the wife of a washington lobbyist? >> i don't think that that's even remotely fair to ask that question. >> he didn't think any of this was fair. you've been covering pruitt, eric, for years. you tweeted your first report on then oklahoma attorney general from 2014, and you say the kind of things from the 2014 report never went away. explain. >>. >> what we saw is he was already working extremely closely with the oil and gas industry to help try to move its agenda. he was suing repeatedly the obama administration to try to block rules that the oil and gas industry and coal industry did not want. he was doing it at the same time he was taking large amounts of money through republican attorneys general group. he spends most of his time meeting, when he's outside of the office with oil, gas, coal and agricultural industry executives. and it seems as if this alliance between them -- between him and the industry really continued. and for him to suggest that this was the medi

i think the president is doing what he can do on his own under existing law trying to drain the swamp, just one example, for every new regulation you've got to repeal to and they claim they repealed a couple thousand are ready. i don't know that he's made any suggestions to us that we ought to change law in regard to draining the swamp, unless you can tell me there's some. >> no. >> think you. >> you had a question. >> with all these investigations going on and the russian investigation, there's a lot of things but on the shoulder of the department p of justice and there are hearings going on in the house and the senate, how is this process working in your view. >> it kind of works according to whose inspector general. we have some very good inspector general's and some that aren't doing their job and some that are even worse when they're intimidated by people above because inspector general is supposed to be very independent. last week he delivered an 18 month study that he had he was going to do further studies and who knows when they'll come out and we don't want to say they have t

i don't know that he has made any suggestions to us that we ought to change law in regard to draining the swamp, unless you can tell me of something. >> no. >> my question is, it seems with all these investigations, that you mail server, russia investigation, an awful lot of on the shoulder of the department of justice inspector general, michael horwitz. there are hearings in the house and senate. you just had an oversight hearing. how in your opinion is this process working? sen. grassley: a kind of works according to who is inspector general. we have some very good inspector general's and some inspector general's not doing their job and some that are even worse when they are intimidated by the people above them, because the inspector general is supposed to be very independent. in the case of horwitz, even though he was appointed by obama, i have great confidence in him and i think he proved that last week when he delivered an 18 month study he had. he is going to do further studies. who knows when they will come out and we don't want to say they have to be out on a certain day becau

the fiber and they were to drain south through the holes then we hang it on the rocks to dry. the fiber is left to dry in the sun for at least six hours before it turns into hard to people the women carefully craft the material into a range of products these include pippa shopping bugs books and greetings cards. produced and. run five thousand cuts back in the produce time for us to different people come here they see their product or death for many we produce and say in then. in kampala their main claims across shops restaurants and supermarkets. these women hope that the plastic bag will create more opportunities for them in meddling them to expand their market and to protect the environment isn't it great how many options there are to protect our environment in a sustainable way in germany for instance it's totally hip at the moment to grow your own vegetables but many of these people who do this especially those who live in the cities don't actually own gardens so they now have to pay someone who does i want to grow their fruits and vegetables a kind of rental gap how does

drain the swamp. get rid of him. and i think trump with spin this easily. if you want to come to washington and do this on my watch, you are out of there. >> just to remind folks there has been back and forth in the white house. here is a list of recent depart tours. priebus, price, tillerson, scott pruitt now. and these are just the cabinet depart tours. you have a host of others. jeff zeleny, you covered white house. this administration has had more than usual. >> no question about it. the amount of staff shake yums. we've lost track of how many people at variety of different levels. this isn't over. we expect more turn over this summer. and some are resigning because working in this white house, it is an exhib exhausting enterpri. there may be other people. >> staff communications director still unfilled. >> we talked about that. i don't think a single person in america who cares about that. the reality is the president operates in different variety than any other president. he sets the tone and agenda every morning with this. so there is not really a ne

-- clogging storm drains. this is a first of its kind one- year pilot program allowing up to 20 rvs to park overnight and providing support services on city-owned land on bay road with priority given to seniors and veterans. >> this is a growing problem, so we are trying to get ahead of the problem by addressing a systemic issue that is facing all communities, particularly this region. >> reporter: as a short-term solution to the crisis -- but not everyone is on board. many residents and businesses are against it. >> i don't want it in my backyard. would you want it in your back or front yard? >> reporter: he has owned a backhoe service for more than 50 years and his business sits right next to the site. his concerns are land depreciation, crime and blight. >> you see the garbage out there -- the same thing will happen here. >> reporter: the city says the area will have security guards and the residents would be screened. the idea is to get them off the streets and into transitional housing. the estimated cost

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. >>> a bear got stuck in a storm drain. it was peeking from the storm drain in colorado springs.ildlife officials worked with the utility workers to remove the cover and within a few minutes, the 250-pound bear emerged and made a break for the open space across the street. wildlife officials believe it was lured by an open dumpster filled with berries nearby. ha. and it took off. see ya! >>> 4:57. crews are trying to stop a deadly wildfire in redding f >> reporter: and governor brown wants to change the existing 911 system and bring it up to speed with modern capabilities. but at what cost? a deadly wildfire cutting a path of destruction >>> as we mourn the loss, we also battle a fire that is moving extremely quickly and erratically. >> a deadly wildfire cutting a path of destruction through redding and the areas around it sparking a scramble to flee. good morning, i'm michelle griego. >> i'm kenny choi. the carr fire has moved into heavily populated areas in west redding after jumping the sacramento river and new evacuation orders were issued overnight for all of shasta county l

how about takoma park, storm drains overflowing. a manhole cover no match for all the rain. >> but let's start back inn arlingow where news4's stow shomari stone caught up with the owner of this restaurant tonight. that's a lot to clean up there. >> reporter: you know what, it is a mess inside. imagine being a barista in thi restaurant. all of a sudden, the ceiling tiles start falling down to th ground. there are tens of thousands of dollars of damage. you can comever here and people who were in this restaurant at the time tell me that they we snned to see this and tonight, the top chef is saddened. >> it's awful. >> reporter: jo's hart is broken in arlington at this restaurant as crews clean up all this water. >> to see the place i normally am superroud of to be ripped to shreds. >> reporter: the head chef the at spanish restaurant covered in ceiling tiles, olive oil containers and napkins. >> you feel completelyot it i guess. >> reporter: their cell phone video captures the heavy rain pouring from the ceiling like a faucet, tiles

but remember, president trump ran on draining the swamp, and he is from washington, d.c.le are a little concerned about a couple of opinions, so there's other people on the list. another one is ray kethledge. he's also 51 years old. he's been on the bench for ten years. he's considered gorsuch 2.0 because of his philosophy that matches gorsuch and matches a little bit antonin scalia. then we have tom hardeman. he was the number two last time around for justice scalia's seat. the president really liked him for his personal story. first in his family to go to college, drove a cab. he has a big second amendment case people like. and finally, amy coney barrett. she's new on the bench. trump put her in a few months ago for a lower court. she doesn't have this long list of opinions, but she's got a lot of writing that she did at notre dame. a lot of that writing is on issues regarding religion. during her confirmation hearing, senator diane feinstein talked about her religion a little bit f you remember. she said something like the dogma lives loudly in you. and that really ang

it's not just about draining the mediterranean sea but it's about moving it into the african continento we then take claim of the mediterranean sea in the way that these kind of colonial proposals did how do we then control the narrative of migration we can then decide who gets to pass the boundary of water we get to kind of control you know all things from the resource the tourism and whatever. a few rooms are tasm are also showing her works the artist from haiti spent two months in berlin on a scholarship. these delicate paper structures and drawings were all created in this studio. images which reveal pain and something of the artist herself. and the characters kind of floating in this empty space in this empty space is what i've sometimes felt around me when i was in. i think the color palette is different than what i used it is more subdued and less colorful but it is also a battle with what was around me but i did not find really colorless. with her laughter ringing in our ears we are off to the heart of the b.n. anna in style as a matter of balin be an olive was launched twenty

given as a country as a whole, half for wanting to drain the swamp. and some didn't. prince george county, 8%, arlington, virginia 17%. in wisconsin, 72 counties. there is not one county in which you have that, everybody voting together. i want to dig into which you hang around with. at the time where mr. mccabe, who i believe was ms. page's boss. at the time his wife ran for congress, a state elected position, you referred to people who lived in a county just beyond washington d.c. more normal. you referred to them as this county louden cut is being gentrified but is still hillbillies. it doesn't surprise me these people in the swamp. it wouldn't surprise me if somebody inadvertently got ahold of e-mails and people were saying that, and the news news room in msnbc, it disappoints me that they were saying it in the fbi. but, i'm going to ask you, in the areas in which people you congregate in your business, how you obviously talked about politics, how many people do you run into say in the washington office, who overtly are supporting president trump. >> when you say

in there for as long as he did was because he did keep good on those campaign promises but going to drain the swamp, that's going to be a big issue. >> julia manchester, stay with us because we have more headlines to discuss coming up. >>> the fear of falling oxygen levels as rescuer make decisions. family members get some reassuring letters from their sons. okay you gotta be kidding me. hold on, don't worry, there's another way. directions to the greek theater. (beep) ♪can i get a connection? ♪can i get can i get a connection?♪ ♪ohhh can i get a connection? ♪trying find the old me (door bell rings) it's ohey. this is amazing. with moderate to severe ulcerative colitis, are you okay? even when i was there, i never knew when my symptoms would keep us apart. so i talked to my doctor about humira. i learned humira can help get, and keep uc under control when other medications haven't worked well enough. and it helps people achieve control that lasts. so you can experience few or no symptoms. humira can lower your ability to fight infections, including tuberculosis. serious, sometimes fatal i

want to go over water going across a roadnd make sure the drains are clear. we're talking about widespread rain tuesday and wednesday. that doesn't mean continuous from start tfinish, but it's at times, and you can count on that, not just tomorrow but wednesday as well. thursday we're looking really dry and mainly an estimated shower and thunderstorms and we do really hk to say, doug, and we'll this pattern starts back up again. temperatures next couple of days, around 80 degrees and low 80s. chance of rain for tomorrow weesday and that's why we're in weather alert most. high temperatures upper 80s t low 90s and the heat index into the low 90s and there as we've been talking this -- thistt n could last two weeks. yeah. looks like it lasts into next week as well. we've got rain chances sunday all the way through next thursday, guys, , yeah, we'll be in this for a while. a couple of dry days in here, but right now we're under the gun as far as the rain is concerned. hunker down, thank. >>> a change in leadership today r a school history for a andal. monica gold

each time the company managed to pay little or no chances in the countries in which is operated draining their resources even more and the shoring their dependence. case of the united fruit it. headways were wonderful tax free concessions to things but honestly practically every western company all over latin america and asia had the same at the same conditions basically they had the bargaining power they had the technological advantage and the money these places wanted them and the deal was very little taxes. in our age tax avoidance or tax planning as it as it's called in business schools has become a central feature of business globally and that's a quite different situation from when you know developing fragile states in the one nine hundred centuries we're offering low tax low taxes now it's the core of business if. a multinational can easily avoid was gorgeous lation in the sovereign states where it operates by using a method which is well known today transfer prices where profits show up in the countries with the lowest tax levels of uki so we prefer the lab this is a political is

and laura ingraham tweeted two days before the ouster, pruitt is the swamp, drain it.ollie: the resistance had a coordinated campaign which was covered by the media when it started in march. he lost support of his own people. but we shouldn't forget to cover the coordination that was involved in bringing him away in part to give credit to the resistance that is rare for them. howie: he testified himself with ed henry. and epa didn't respond to the substance. one reporter was insulted, so that didn't help either. mo: future press secretaries and communications directors will look back at this as a textbook case how not to handle this. howie: it was reported the one story that pushed the president over the edge is pruitt wanted him to fire jeff sessions so he could become attorney general. susan: let's see how the media respond to his successor. then we'll get a clear picture of the motivation behind the investigations. howie: mo elleithee, susan ferrechio, mollie hemingway, thank you. alan dershowitz says his defense of the president is ruining his social life on the vi

it comes as crews rush to drain those floodwaters ahead of a fresh onslaught of downpours. here's abc's elizabeth hur. >> reporter: the pressure mounting, the race is on for rescuers to stay ahead of mother nature delivering air tanks, wet suits and life jackets to the soccer team before the monsoon rains move in. inside divers are putting in ropes for the boys as a guide through the cave. outside experts are training new divers, building dams and running pumps day and night and on thursday, the thai navy s.e.a.l.s releasing these new pictures showing crews making progress and just how much of the water has been drained. but as of now there is still no clear plan for getting the boys out. one idea now involves fitting the boys with life jackets and floating them out one by one once the water comes down below the neck level. abc news has learned because of safety concerns, authorities determined the boys swimming out of the cave is no longer an option. instead crews will be drilling to make the passageways wider and to keep the water levels down. elizabeth hur, abc news, new

is draining away.other issue, corruption. every thing tells us that india is endemically corrupt. i can proudly say to you on bbc hardtalk, or the decision—making has been made fair, the decision of the modi government. variant is clearly corruption at every level of the public service. you cannot do that to us. what i'm saying is we are putting system in place. give me half a minute. what about the transferring? by direct debit tra nsfers to transferring? by direct debit transfers to the poor, we have saved close to $13 billion. 120 million poor indians have been given nearly 60,000 rupees. white mark why are the farmers in india so certain that you have betrayed them? a look at all the polls, farmers deserting modi atan all the polls, farmers deserting modi at an increasing rate.” all the polls, farmers deserting modi at an increasing rate. i think it is hard to say. what about gujarat, himachal pradesh, the north—east. you have a two thirds majority, including an area we didn't have. a lot of indian

they are bringing in drills to drain the water and now to try and make a new exit.ve brought in five kilometres of piping to try and get more oxygen into the depleted air of the cave. all the time, the impending rainy season threatens to complicate this rescue with a great deal more water. jonathan head, bbc news, tham luang caves, northern thailand. at wimbledon it's been a day of mixed fortunes for the williams sisters. venus lost to kiki bertens of the netherlands in their third round match. it means only two of the top ten women's seeds remain. but the draw is opening up for her sister serena, who's chasing an eighth wimbledon title, after she beat kristina mladenovic in straight sets. england's footballers are making final preparations for their world cup quarterfinal against sweden tomorrow. if they win, a first semifinal in 28 years is the prize. already through are france. their quarterfinal victory was sealed when uruguay‘s goalkeeper failed to deal with this antoine griezmann shot. that made it 2—0 to france, who now meet either brazil or belgium, who play

we have seen a few spots where a drain has stopped working. it was for seepage there. it is coming up from the south county. no delays there. a mild back up there. this is north 680. shouldn't be a problem. i'll track that. the rest of it coming across. this is moving just fine. no delay out of antioch right now. this shows westbound 580. a nice treat. these agencies are looking great. vta, chris will talk about the update. we did have a deadly crash there yesterday. trains are restored. it will be slow between winchester and convention center. we'll follow up in a few minutes. back to you guys. >>> coming up here on today in the bay protecting your car this summer, the spike in thefts and way you can keep valuables away from thieves. ♪ ice cream inspired iced coffee is here at dunkin' in the flavors you love, cookie dough, pistachio and butter pecan. and now, enjoy any medium iced coffee for $1.50. america runs on dunkin'. filed against disgraced movie mogul harvey weinstein. these charges are tied to a third woman .. who accuses weinstein of sex crimes in 2006. >>> 5

to reject the one-sided and traversesunt of his back and forth to scotland. >> we've heard about draining the swamp. if i understand the rules of these people, they're your jury, and is this the right strategy for these people? these denizens of the district of columbia? honor, the jury cared not a thing who wins. >> so you said. so i say we prevailed and ask this court to affirm that verdict. deal with the materials that given to us. >> were the knights that he fled with, you rely on that, right, he fled with the knights and took them off to scotland to but i heard they were just actors. we principally red's words. barbarism is a natural state of mind. is a knight to resist? such an urge to whack. problemhe essential here that crosses the line from toe talk on the one hand inciting violent action on the the impartial jury was perfectly proper in holding guilty. >> would that mean knights couldn't kneel during the am lot anthem? >> your honor, in camelot, i believe knights are required to deal during the anthem. in king arthur's own words, he was the wisest, most heroic, splendid king. bi

why that was was because of the whole message of draining the swamp. not only did we not drain the swamp with this man, i think we put a bigger swamp creature in there. >> the former deputy chief of staff to epa administrator scott pruitt explaining exclusively to chris hayes why he's speaking out against his ex-boss. he said pruitt once had a young employee put a $600 hotel charge on her personal credit card. >> i saw where the chief of staff, ryan jackson, had to give one of the younger staffers, literally pulled six $100 bills out of his wallet and gave it to this young lady. >> because she had charged something for the administrator and not gotten reimbursed? >> it was hotel rooms for the inauguration that his family stayed in, is what it was. >> pruitt is currently facing more than a dozen federal investigations relating to a variety of ethics scandals. yet there is a new report tonight that says just within the past few months, the epa chief was setting his sights on an even higher cabinet post. cnn reports, quote, pruitt directly appealed to pre