she say, "it's evelyn." i say, "evelyn, what are you dog in libya!" >> brangham: evelyn had joined thousands of other nigerians who traverse the sahara dese to reach libya, where they crowd into boats to cross the mediterranean into europe. but, like nearly a million other migrants, evelyn got stuck in libya, apparently held captive by those she'd paid to take her across. joy oghagbon demanded that the captors return her daughter. >> the woman say, "no. e can not come back. unless we give them 750,000." then me say, "i don't have that kind of money!" >> brangham: oghagbon couldn't come up with the roughly $2,000. they haven't heard from evelyn since. nigeria is one of the top countries in africa as far as e number of people who try to leave here to go find a different life up in europe. and edo state, which is where we are right now, accounts for the vast majority of nigerians leaving the country. almost half the people who depa come from right here. while nigeria makes a lot of money from oilcorruption, poverty and high unemployment have sent young p

evelyn, thank you for your expertise. i want to turn to another piece of this in our special coverage, which is how today's indictment car rries national security implications. mueller indicted the veracity of putin's famous denials. >> you and the russian government never tried to influence the outcome of the u.s. presidential election and there will be no evidence found? >> translator: watch my lips, i said no. >> no. well, today mueller says yes, tracing this hacking of our election all the way back to two buildings in moscow housing putin's own intelligence officers. mueller alleging a theory of the case that russians did all sorts of things to hurt the clinton campaign, including installing malicious computer code, spoofing, deleting files and stealing social security numbers in america. the russian intelligence officers always cast a wide net. you can see here they went after many others in the democratic party beyond clinton. over 300 people. and mueller alleging these russian officers recruited and deployed interm

sam and back with me for context, evelyn farkas. people in politics say, oh, we knew there was hacking. the man you used to work for donald trump and many people around him long and still doubt about who did it, how it happened and whether it mattered. do you think today's indictment, which donald trump was briefed on should change his mind about undermining both the fact that the russians did this and attacking the probe? >> well, first of all, i think that this should change the mind of any republican voter that doesn't want to vote this midterm because donald trump will be impeached by a democrat congress, if you look at this indictment. the fact that they would release this indictment before his meeting with putin, too. >> you think this is a predicate for impeachment, why? >> mueller is clearly setting up the narrative. the next indictment is coming, i assume, roger and maybe others. it's been reported by cnbc. i was never asked about this that somebody was asked about a meeting roger had now his name -- the one who worked for

john and evelyn are staying with me. bill i want to get your view on one more thing before i let you go. listen to how this statement from donald trump days ago sounds give than the doj confirmed today at the time he was making the statement he already knew these russian agents were going to be charged for this serious crime. take a look. >> we will, of course, ask your favorite question about meddling, i will be asking that question again. >> reporter: will he deny it? >> he may. what am i going to do? he may deny it all i can say is did you and don't do it again. he may deny, you'll be the first to know. >> how does that look now? >> well, this morning he said it was a rigged witch-hunt so he's briefed, 12 russian senior officials and their intelligence service are going to be indicted with this evidence behind him and he calls it a witch-hunt. he's doubling down, he won't go gently into the good night and he'll look at pardons and doing things at the justice department to derail this investigation if he feels under th

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i want to give evelyn farkas. the last word on the meeting today and then the meeting on monday, how these two relate and the mission that the president has. >> thank you for asking that. i really want to say the big picture thing that people need to focus on, leaving aside the blajer about 2% and who's paying what is that what donald trump did yesterday and today was to air the dirty laundry and differences that we have with our allies in europe or he has with our allies in europe. the differences that the europeans have amongst themselves yesterday when he talked about the gas pipeline not an issue that relates to nato directly at all. those things airing that dirty laundry just made nato look weaker and that's exactly what vladimir putin wants. vladimir putin wants the public to see he's the strong guy. natu nato is weak. if vladimir putin truly believes nato is weakened, it weakens our deterrence. that is to say that the countries that live on the border that are afraid every day that russia might either condu

and evelyn is just right. it is petty and vindictive and no other reason to do that than to send the signal you are angry with them or disappointed that they are not saying what you say. this is what happens when i take over a job of the u.s. attorney or the dea and i have a question of something that happen ad few years back, and there are people who can help me to answer it, but the man or woman who ran that agency knows more. so i want to call them and ask those question, and so, sure, it is inconvenient and unfortunate for the person losing the clearance, but it is really unfortunate for the agency, and that legacy of information. >> evelyn, it is not that you have brennan and clapper an susan rice and these officials who have been are critical of the president, and some in stark terms including john brennan and it ist not just them. as we noted in the open of the show, james comey is gone because he did not pas the loyalty test, and andrew mccabe gone because of the perceived political bias, and rex tille

sue me terry and evelyn farkas.terry, you and i spoke around the singapore summit, there was plenty of september simp -- skepticism going into it. what does this tell you about how the process is unfolding? >> this was very, very disappointing, although not surprising at all. we still don't have an agreement on definition of denuclearization of north korea. we don't have any agreement on timeline of what denuclearization would look like. we don't have any declaration from the north koreans on their nuclear weapons program, which would be the beginning step before we even get into a negotiation. we didn't even get an agreement or the remains of the p.o.w.s back. we got really nothing. still what we have is north korea's statement that they will work towards denuclearization of the korean peninsula, which of course they always meant by that, regional security, which means end of u.s./south korean alliance. i'm still profoundly disappointed. i think this is very, very concerning, particularly with north koreans saying

. >> evelyn farkas, it is an astonishing thing to watch. with any other politician who is suspected of anything in this direction, that politician would go out of his or her way to be much stiffer and more formal and more distant in relations with russia or whatever country was in question. >> right, lawrence. i mean, any other president or politician for that matter, and granted, okay, he wasn't a politician until recently, but nevertheless, would do everything possible to remove any shadow of any doubt that there was something nefarious going on. i have to say, i'm also further concerned because what i'm hearing not only from the administration is actually confirmation that there is going to be a one-on-one meeting but that there's a lot of consternation, a lot of worry inside our government. i mean, that to me is shocking. and people just feel like they can't resign because of their concern but they're watching some kind of train wreck, some kind of really bad movie unfold except that it's reality. so i don't understand why this is happe

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en nueva york, evelyn barraza- patricia: fue fue pospuesta en la corte por secuestrar a una joven delÓ que una empleada de la agenda que muriÓ en el enfrentamiento, fue alcanzada por balas de la policÍa. a quien se le fue puesta una fianza de 18.000.000 $. una mujer cuyo arrestoen alabama provocÓ una controversia. fue hallada culpable de conducta desordenada que de arresto. el vÍdeque mostraban a 13 oficiales deteniendo a la dominicana, provocÓ acusaciones de abuso policial. el juez dijo que el vÍdeo evidencia cÓmoella se resiste al arresto y abandonan restaurante cuando tienen oportunidad.. la escuela de parl partirÁn, tendrÁn ventanales de metal a partir del otoÑo. los detectores de metalesse il de delincuencia, ciudades como nueva york y chicago. la cantante demi lovato de 25 aÑos,fue hospitalizado de urgencia en los Ángeles por una supuesta sobredosis de drogas. se encuentra estable, segÚn dijo una revista. la policÍa de los Ángelesconfirmo una llamada de emergencia, donde al parecer los paramÉdicos encontraron inconsciente. vamos a una pausa. al regresar,la represiÓn del gobiern

evelyn, let me start with you. for our allies, a tough few weeks. now the man who represents the greatest threat to them s being given an honor, an invitation to washington. what is your hot take? >> i feel like i am in the middle of a hollywood thriller. in the middle of the worst part. and i imagine that the european allies feel the same way. they are actually moving on. you saw the day before yesterday, the eu signed a free trade agreement with japan. i am guessing on the defense side, maybe defense spending will go up because they can't rely on us. the front line states, the ones worried about russia attacking through conventional war or other means are going to be nervous. you know, right now we look like the most unreliable ally. and we look weak and scattered and disorganized. and i don't understand why congress doesn't stand up and pass legislation that has teeth in it. >> representative jim juror dand tweeted this. he said -- well somebody tweeted this about what he said. i know what we need for safe and secure election and that is voter id

played well much much we did what we had to do to get to the final it's just and i'm very proud of evelyn. shielded people something unfortunate but i was the difference is just. that bullshit duration the sub playing. the game was as you could imagine fighting close but it's hard. on he was going to be decided in two maybe the one that he could find the final judge in the form so we could get a little bit of a look in front of goal. and just you know you say there may be another gear there for fred's do you think that france has what it takes to win the whole thing i think whoever they play in sunday's final whether it be england or croatia they will definitely now start the match as favorites they've got better and better as the stronger progressed they've run to impressive in the group stages but they did what they needed today to get through that then they had that fantastic four three when against argentina in the last sixteen weeks europe why for the finals all of your advice i can see what it means to the fans that this is in paris after they schooled the gold one it's time now to

but trump doesn't really care about them. >> and, you know, evelyn is sitting here. she is shaking her head so i want to ask you a couple things, to comment on this but also the fact whether or not you think this president is going to address the difficult stuff or he's going to talk about election meddling and syria and ukraine and crimea and all that. >> not in the one on one. alex, in the one on one where there is no agenda, it's putin's agenda. it's where putin will say, listen, here's what we need to do. we need to come up with an agreement where you loosen the sanctions on us, keep talking about how crimea is part of russia. loosen the sanctions. he won't probably address where there's fighting against the russians and the ukranians. he'll move on to crimea and say, hey, you need to get your american troops out of there. between us, we can solve all this. putin's agenda, he'll try to convince the president where the syrian government controls all of syria, and there is no compromise. there is no way to a solution where there is governance for syria. you'll have

national security analyst evelyn farkus. what is the president saying about the comments about iran? >> it's a great point. look, if you take the tweet by itself, the all caps tweet, it reads line fire and fury 2.0. it's the reckless language the president used against north korea. if you put it in context of the secretary of state, blasting iran's religious leaders as hypocritical holy men, then you get the early contours of what the administration officials are describing as a maximum pressure campaign. it's true the loose talk about iran could be seen as a way for the president to push past the criticism that he kowtowed to vladimir putin in helsinki last week. we asked the white house press secretary about that earlier this morning. here's what she said. >> is the president trying to change the subject from russia to iran? is that part of the purpose of his tweet faed? today? >> no. i think the president has the ability to actually focus on more than one issue at the time, and certainly we know the media is obsessed with

evelyn, briefly, is this part of what the midterm's message should be that putin is winning?ld be people need to call on republicans in power to stand up to this kind of behavior and words from our president. i also agree with where you were going with the question, which is to say, i would like to see democratic leaders put together a positive agenda, what do democrats stand for? what can card carrying democrats and other americans who aren't democrats, for that matter, do, to make sure we're alert and prepared for what russia's doing everyday. it's not just getting on the voter roles and meddling, attacking our election, they're sitting on the energy grids. why? their way of deciding should they ever have to fight us, would be to attack our energy grid, critical infrastructure, water, et cetera, i know it sounds criticize and doomsday, it's -- sounds crazy and doomsday but they have the ability to do it. >> i've benefitted from your expertise, evelyn and james. thank you both. >>> the president praising putin -- this is brand new, charging a russian operating inside the u.s

for more on the president's upcoming summit with vladimir putin, i'm joined by evelyn farkas, the former deputy assistant secretary of defense for russia, ukraine and eurasia. she's also an msnbc national security analyst. you know, ukraine is an interesting point to bring up here. ukraine was not a nato member. they started to try and be a little more western facing, some say with the goal of ultimately joining nato, although that wasn't on the horizon. and then look what happened. so one could use the argument that that's kind of what nato is for, to make sure that it's not all ukraine. >> yes, ali. what happened with ukraine was in 2008 nato held its summit and our president at the time, george w. bush, wanted very much for ukraine and georgia to be accepted as members of nato and they wanted to be put on the path to membership so it wouldn't have happened overnight. the german chancellor, angela merkel at the time, said no way. the ukrainians aren't ready, the georgians aren't ready and the russians are going to react. what happened is we found this compromise where we said okay, eve

evelyn, i want to just get to the issue of why these eastern european countries are so interested in nato but really, ukraine is the reason. that is the illustration of what the problem is, right? you crane did n -- when russia decided. >> yes. of the ukraine stands for something else. it's not part of nato which means it was hanging out there in the limbo state because there is this idea -- listen, the russian government, kremlin wants a sphere of influence over eastern europe. what does that mean? the former soviet area but the east block. you see them exercising more and more influence over them. in particular hungarhungary. ukraine, nonetheless, when they were invaded, they stood up for themselv themselves, and thankfully. we came to their assistance and helped them at least hold the line. unfortunately, crimea was a lightning strike. we couldn't do anything. we would have had to fight to reverse it. we can get into that stugs anoth discussion another time. russian government, the united nations spoke -- the russians didn't agree, but they spoke very clearly resounding ov overwhe

police were able to safely rescue the infant and then charge 36-year-old evelyn with child endangerment and robbery. >> also caught on camera, an armed carjacking in broad daylight. he gets out of the impala and points the gun at a victim outside a building. the gunman demands the victim's keys to a 2018 orange bmw x1 and the victim complies. north miami police are offering up to $1,000 for information. >> and in nebraska, shocking dashcam video shows a state trooper maneuvering out of the way of a semi truck. look how close that got. it veered into his lane. authorities say the driver of the 18 wheel era peered to have some kind of medical issue mino injuries according to state patrol. what a vantage point to see that what is i have vehicle coming right at you. terrifying. >> let's turn to michelle grossman with a look at the weekend. and i don't know, we might have to change up some plans outside with these storms, right? >> we definitely will have to. saturday morning looks good pretty much for everyone in the northeast. different story today, thougher in parts of the tennessee valle

in play while much much we did what we had to do to get to the final pieces and i'm very proud of evelyn you know when i feel that. you feel good to hold something unfortunate four hours the difference is. that both situation except playing. the game was as you could imagine very close very chary. on he was going to be decided in two maybe the one that he could find a final teaching the boards or we should get a little bit of luck in front of goal. ok let's look ahead to today's semifinal gracious and england play each other for us to pay the window one of them what do you expect to see as the match of the book i have to say fifty fifty i mean crazy i think the hat there have a slight edge because they need is a bit more creative with the likes of luca moderate and even got to take but i do think that in and will have the pressure legs because craig did go twice into extra trot time twice into a penalty shoot out so that might either work for or against them let's take a look. this flight from london heathrow should be packed with england fans but the check in desk is seen busy a day's p

we did what we had to do to get to the final and i'm very proud of evelyn. she fielded people living in full chile what i was the difference is just a double situation playing. the game was as you could imagine fighting cold but it's hard. and he was going to be decided into maybe the one that he could find the final digs in the balls or we could get a little bit of luck in front of goal to. well jonathan when you think i mean do france look like they are going to win the whole thing and i think whoever they play now in sunday's final whether it's. definitely not matches favorites they've got progressively better in this tournament they labored through the group phase to some extent they just did what ladies do to get straight and they had an impressive victory over. the last sixteen of the day and nichols finals and today now that you see the final that's what it means to the french. in paris sort of racing off to. reminiscence of the scenes we saw in paris in one thousand nine hundred ninety eight that was of course the last time fronts won the world cup s

the government of pakistan shouldn't be using the refugees as a political pressure at the moment evelyn government doesn't have that capacity of the moment to absorb those huge number of refugees and the government can privatize government of afghanistan can prioritize different categories of for refugees which can be observed for example those who have some established businesses or those who are related in family members abroad but those who are living with very limited means in pakistan will be very difficult for them to to absorb and to adjust to the environment of afghanistan so the government of pakistan should comply to the reform in principle and extend this deadline. of why off to hosting afghan refugees for nearly forty decades has pakistan started with patrick and them and made such a priority of it in the last two here is why at this time. well the on says very clear since because a government in the falling government of afghanistan has been doing is has been ruled by its own people and there has been no plan as such as to how the refugees are going to go back there is no p

example the economy how tenuous would you say the economy is right now and how damaging credit be to evelyn's power the economy is everyone's achilles heel we've seen the turkish lira depreciate by almost twenty percent this year against the us dollar we've seen also that the the the inflation turkey is in double digit territory inflation is the unemployment rate is stubbornly high so turkey's really has been growing too fast too quick and is unlikely to slow it down it's a bit like he's been trying he's going for ferrari style growth rates but with an audi a mid-sized car engine i mean obviously in any election anywhere the economy is always key i mean in his case you know you would say was a free election with a. early fair certainly the media coverage was skewed very much towards their don and his party but again i mean how damaging could the economy be for him either seem to have the support of the country right now but how long do you think the honeymoon so to speak last the electorate in turkey is deeply polarized along sectarian ethnic and religious lines turkey has an ideological voti

build up of people trying to find a safe way out they know how to with more from beirut in laboring evelyn. these people move to the border areas to escape the fighting in progress but they also fear the syrian government who considers them terrorists for being involved in opposition activities among them army defectors media activists and employees of rebel run administrations at least for now returning to their towns and villages that have fallen under state rule is not an option. people are afraid there will be reprisals retaliation and even executions this is why they are asking that any deal is guaranteed by a regional power like a jordan or another other country or international guarantees from that. the opposition has little cards to play they have lost ground and abandoned by their allies but they hope to improve their bargaining position by continuing to resist the government attempts to recapture the remaining rebel areas in. rebel factions have returned to the table with the russian military which has been negotiating on behalf of the syrian government. jordan has been mediating

well, some folks are suspicious, guys, let's take a look at the tweet, evelyn says why, they lost a lotewers after they let obama produce shows. a lot of people think it's a good idea, so maybe some more viewers on netflix over the whole thing. >> taylor swift doing taylor swift type things again? >> carley: a very sweet gesture to donate tickets who are mourning the death of police officer, many viewers remember he was shot and killed with his own gun on july 15th, mayor in massachusetts says taylor swift quietly donated, she didn't want no one to know this, fire fight ergs and police officers to her stadium. >> she does it right. carley: much needed i'm sure relief for a lot of the families who are mourning this officer. jillian: absolutely. >> time now 26 minutes after the hour, border wall battle. president trump threatening to shut down the government if congress does not fund the wall but the senate could delay a vote until after midterms, where does it all go from here? we debate next. >> i'd like to have a parade, the generals would love to do it and so would i, i think it's gre

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evelyn farkas, thank you as well., the president is more than an hour into his alone time with vladimir putin. next up, working lunch where both leaders will be joined by their foreign policy teams. we will be keeping an eye out for that. plus president trump says his trip to the uk was, quote, absolutely perfect. never mind the insults of theresa may and the baby trump blimp and tens of thousands of protesters. we have piers morgan with us on the heels of his interview with the president of the united states. i will say again the president's fascination that you can use so many different names for the country where piers lives. keep it right here on "morning joe." my father passed this truck down to me, that's the same thing i want to do with you. it's an emotional thing to watch your child grow up and especially get behind the wheel. i want to keep you know, stacking up the memories and the miles and the years. he's gonna get mine -but i'm gonna get a new one. -oh yeah when it's time for your old chevy truck to beco

. >> her owner, evelyn madrano is heartbroken. >> she is really important us to, to me. >> so she has pair of pet detective. >> i've been looking for lost pets for going on 13 years now. >> on elisa burns and of course their search dogs track the scent to an apartment complex across the street. >> the dogs are indicating that nala's scent stayed in this apartment complex. >> but all of the sudden -- pepper loses the scent, which means someone likely picked up nahla and has her. >> which we're very grateful for, because that's the safest place for nahla to be is with someone. >> but it's not just going to be nahla they're searching for. they expect to get very busy after the fourth of july. >> it might be everybody's favorite picnic day, but it is the dogs' least favorite day because they get scared by the fireworks and they run like crazy because they don't know if they're being attacked, if somebody is shooting a gun at them. they don't know what's happening. so they just run. >> that's why they say it's so important to put id on your pets. >> hi there. we're looking for nahla, the l

. >> reporter: kurek and her daughter, evelyn, rely on help from family and public health coverage. >he's got michigan child and i've got medicaid. if i didn't have to government medical really i would be in a bad spot especially because i have migraines and i have epilepsy. i would lose my medication. my medication costs $2200 a month >> reporter: kurek recently quit the nursing home. now she will have to manage with home care as her sole income. but you really can'tends meet without family help doing that right? >> no i can't, which is why i might have to pick up a night job as a waitress. >> reporter: a quarter of home care workers live in householdlo the poverty line. and more than half rely on someu form oic assistance. why the low pay? luz ticked off the usual explanations. >> we are an ageist society, we don't place a lot of value on older adults or the people that take care of them. it's invisible. it's typically, historically women's work. >> reporter: sure.nd >>s we know, a lot of women's work has never been compensated financially.in it's donhe home, it's not paid. >> repor

the government of pakistan shouldn't be using the refugees as a political pressure at the moment evelyn government doesn't have that capacity of the moment to absorb those huge number of refugees and the government can provide thais government of afghanistan can prioritize different categories of for refugees which can be observed for example those who have some established businesses or those that are related in family members abroad but those who are living with the very limited means in pakistan will be very difficult for them to to absorb and to adjust to the environment of afghanistan so the government of pakistan should comply to the reform in principle and extend this deadline. of why off to hosting afghan refugees for nearly forty decades has pakistan started the path treating them and made such a priority of it in the last two years why at this time. well the on says very clear since because a government in the falling government of afghanistan has been doing is has been ruled by its own people and there has been no plan as such as to how the refugees are going to go back there

evelyn, let me start with you. we have dualing readouts of this phone conversation. me in the one from the kremlin is moving forward on agreements made in that room. your reaction to that? it was certainly something we didn't hear from president trump in that news conference or in comments he has made since. >> well, david, my reaction is why are we constantly hearing from the russians first about conversations our president is having with another foreign leader? in this case, the adversary, the russian leader vladimir putin. you know, it's appalling to me and astounding that we are getting information from them first. we also had that happen post-helsinki in the immediate aftermath where the russian ambassador here in washington, d.c. also was giving us a preview of what was discussed. we still have no formal readout from the white house as far as i am aware of so, you know, this is a problem for us. and the fact that they were in that room with no one but the interpreter, the two interpreters, i guess one for each side, is also problematic. now granted everybody kn

the government of pakistan shouldn't be using the refugees as a political pressure at the moment evelyn government doesn't have that capacity of the moment to absorb those huge number of refugees and the government can prioritize government of afghanistan can prioritize different categories of for refugees which can be observed for example those who have some established businesses or those who are related in family members abroad but those who are living with very limited means in pakistan will be very difficult for them to to absorb and to adjust to the environment of afghanistan so the government of pakistan should comply to the reform in principle and extend this deadline. of why off to hosting afghan refugees for nearly forty decades has pakistan somewhat of a pattern in them and made such a priority of it in the last two here is why at this time. well the on say is very clear since because a government in the falling government of afghanistan has been doing is has been ruled by its own people and there has been no plan as such as to how the refugees are going to go back there is n

it is tough. 0r people have climbed mt evelyn —— that everest and is held around the world. drivers, it's a wonderful mix. a0,000 nautical miles is a huge amount to travel, especially if you are an amateur. huge. you see every single type of weather from ferocious storms to calms, well, people have gone all of the way around, six oceans. tough going! not for the fainthearted and not for me! they differjoining us. let's stick to one of the competitors, this is kimberley, kimberley, tell us what it is like to compete because you area it is like to compete because you are a member of the winning team, wendy tuck's winning team, no less. you must be delighted. an amazing experience and so happy for winter hill has worked so hard, selling fa st hill has worked so hard, selling fast and safe and being a part of her winning team is a truly fantastic thing. but all of the yachts coming in. this will be lined with people. let's hope the weather stays good. the finish line is over my shoulder, around 100 or 200 metres along the river mersey. should be a fantastic spectacle. join us la

is there so it's also really nice to see since i live here it's also really nice to see them play evelyn acing as well. precious coolidge during the interval i was changing my costume and i had the reaction of my colleagues who were watching the game and there was also lots of noise from people celebrating outside the window well on the richardson also i watched that game in sochi and even though russia are now out there fans are pretty pleased with their team's performance. four years ago the fish stadium in sochi was the venue for the closing ceremony of the winter olympics well on saturday it was the stage for the final acts in what's been a long and unexpectedly exciting drama involving the russian national team at this world cup now prior to their first game the moscow times ran a headline saying they were doomed to failure and they were the lowest ranked side in the tournament well the players responded to the challenge in some style they won their first two games schooled eight goals and qualified for the knockout rounds with a game to spare there followed a penalty shootout win a

evelyn, a bingo champ from minnesota. for the past 11 birthdays sheed celebrating a full lobster.nd friends happy 0th birthday. an air force veteran from connecticut. 18 grand kids, 32 grade grand kids and two great great grand kids. we salute you for you service. elizabeth is 103. she's an avid reader fm fremont, ohio. a kindergarten teacher for over 20 years. charlie from p.a. this penn stat fan celebrating 100 years. he served in the navy duringr world i. and say hello to these love birds. allan and hope jones of franklin rginia celebrating their 75th anniversary. they say the secreo a long and happy marriage, communication as long as your wife has the last word.. >> exact >> amen, brother. >> if you know someone celebrating a milestone birthday or anniversary, tell us about it at today.com/celebrate. >> i love you're finishing up the thighs. >> it's t the waygo. >> we're got life changes and a performance by a band called wildfeathers. get ready. >> megyn kelly, top of the hour. see you after your local news. >>> hi. good mornin everybody. the time is 8:56 on this thursday, ju

. >> reporter: evelyn taft is a meteorologist at cbs in los angeles. >> some of the records that we'rexpecting are breaking records by a good 10 degrees because we have this kind of heat and offshore conditions. and say you have a little bit of dry lightning that comes in. that's it. that's a recipe for a fire right there. >> reporter: fires are still breaking out across california. there are now 60 large fires burning across the united states. in colorado, more than 130 homes have been destroyed and more than 2,000 people evacuated. back in california, authorities at huntington beach say those headed to the ocean to escape the heat need to be on the lookout for dangerous conditions. you combine the crowds coming out, the dynamic environment, the swell picking up. we're expecting to be very busy the next few days. >> the national weather service says waves on some beaches today could get as high as 10 feet. that's perfect for surfers, but not so much for everyone else. lifeguards are saying if you're not an advanced swimmer, you should probably stay out of the water, despite the heat.

first up, happy 100th birthday to evelyn, proud otgranr, married to the love of her life for 50 yearsing the lawn. way to go. happy birthday to rocieinson from kansas city, missouri. loves to sit back and watch hfa rite team kansas city royals take the field. miss laura leeco from win is 100. keeps herself busy by cooking for friends,g try out fun crafts. even played golf until she was 98. wants to go golfing with carson. charles potter celebrating 103 yes, an active guy from ocala, florida. world ed his country in war ii. we thank you for your sunshiner >>> happy birthday, 108 t wavel ashbaugh from broken arrow, oklahoma. she says the secret to longevity, keep moving. if you know somebody celebrating milestone or anniversary we want to hear about them. go to today.com/celebrate. >> that's one of the oldest birthdays you've done.at next? >>. >> klg is back. we're going to make lobster rolls. basically eating and drinking. what's better than one lobster roll? >> two. >> two. >> - gps makes navigating the open road easy. >> two. >> but keep it in park until you enter your destination. y