brandon foreman. neuro intensive care specialist with the u.c. gardner neuro science institute and u.c. professor of neurology and rehabilitation medicine. before we begin, we want to make clear our physicians' comments will focus on what we know today regarding otto's medical condition. we will begin with dr. canter who will provide a summary and then accept questions regarding facts. we will accept questions and will conclude this gathering in approximately 20 minutes. at that time we will then accept questions regarding fact-checking and you can talk with kelly martin who is down in frontier regarding any facts or information contained in the press materials you've received. police note our physicians will not be granting individual interviews and a copy of dr. canter's remarks will be provided as you exit today. dr. canter? >> good afternoon. our purpose today is to describe the medical and neurological condition of mr. otto warmbier. he arrived at our medical center approximately 40 hours ago. the warmbier family has given us permission and

brandon foreman and his team were waiting. an extensive series of imaging and diagnostic tests began immediately upon arrival at our hospital. throughout this process, the warmbier family has been at their son's bedside and information has been continuously shared with them. his vital signs have remained stable. he requires no supplemental oxygen or respiratory assistance. he has no signs of infection or dysfunction of the major nonneurological organs. his neurological condition can be best described as a state of unresponsive wakefulness. he has spontaneous eye opening and blinking. however, he shows no signs of understanding language. responding to verbal commands or awareness of his surroundings. he has not spoken. he has not engaged in any purposeful movements or behaviors. his exam shows a spastic profound weakness and contraction of the muscles of his arms and legs. the most important diagnostic test thus far was a magnetic residence imaging scan of the brain. this study showed extensive loss of brain tissue in all regio

couldn't be clearer from tom foreman.of state and founder of let america vote. and rick santorum, senior political commentator. also a presidential candidate. senator, i want to start with you because what's notable about these 27 states who were refusing this white house request is that many of them are, in fact, republican-led states. mississippi is republican. secretary of state released a statement saying in strong terms that he's not going to comply. he is going to tell the president's commission, quote, go jump in the gulf of mexico. is this request from the commission a fair request in your view? >> i think a lot of people are concerned about this social security number that even the last four digits. that's certainly privacy information and certainly raises concerns i think from a lot of privacy advocates. a lot of those are republicans. >> how about voting history, too? >> voting history is available. i mean, you can usually check voting history. campaigns use voting history all the time. we use it for super vote

brandon foreman. neurointensive care specialist with the neuroscience institute, and uc professor of neurology and rehabilitation medicine. before we begin, we want to make clear that our physicians' comments will focus on what we know today regarding otto's medical condition. we will begin with dr. canter who will provide a summary. we will then accept questions regarding fact -- we will then accept questions and will conclude this gathering in approximately 20 minutes. at that time, we will then accept questions regarding fact-checking and you can talk with kelly martin, who is down in front here. regarding any facts or information condititained in th press materials you have received. please note our physicians will not be granting individual interviews and a copy of dr. canter's remarks will be provided to you as you exit today. dr. canter? >> good afternoon. our purpose today is to describe the medical and neurological condition of mr. otto warmbier, who arrived at our medical center approximatel

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>> tom foreman, thanks so much. back with the panel. carl, i want to go to you. think it's important we focus on the big picture in general. how important is it in your mind this focus on the chain of events for james comey, the fact that the memo he handed to his friend"the new york times" story came out but there was a story of loyalty before that. is that important? >> yes. but it fits into the big picture. the big picture is what the president did to shut down this investigation and also the underlying contacts with russians, the contacts of his businesses with russians, with neighboring countries to russia that were in the former soviet union. that's all this big picture that the investigators, including mueller, who has hired the former assistant attorney general in charge of the fraud division to start looking at the finances of the trump organization and the finances of people involved in the trump campaign. this is a sprawling inquiry. part of it, a big part of it is the firing of jim comey because of the questions it does raise about obstruction of just

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tom foreman, thanks. two opposing points of view now, robert rice, also steven moore, economics analyst, and adviser to the trump campaign. secretary rice, the president called the house bill mean. does it have heart? >> no. the senate bill as we just said removes 22 million people from health care. the house bill, according to the congressional budget office, removed 33 million. to that extent, the senate bill is better. if you think having hearts, being less mean, means going from 23 million people to 22 million people losing health care, you don't have much heart to begin with. this is a bombshell, anderson. this is the kind of thing that shakes members of congress up, because they have to face voters, many of whom are going to lose, or have already by the time you have the 2018 midterm elections, have already lost their health care. this is not only immoral, this is also something that is politically very, very damaging for the republicans. >> steve, if this is such a good bill, why isn't it a slam du

>> tom foreman, thanks for that.orrespondent, dana bash, and chief national security correspondent, jim sciutto. you're learning, dana, more details about what we should expect to hear from director comey? >> well, my understanding is, first of all, let's just start with what the people who asked him to come believe, and that is the republican chairman of the senate intelligence committee. he says that there are no ground rules. there are no fences, to use his word, around what he called is going to say. >> what does that mean, there are no ground rules? >> meaning there are lots of questions, and there still are, frankly, going into the testimony about whether or not he is going say, you know, i just can't talk about this or that. >> he's probably not going to talk about the active fbi investigation. >> because bob mueller is looking into that. but there's a really fine line between what's being investigated and what he did. and i actually think that if there are those moments that he says i can't talk about it beca

>> tom foreman, thanks for that. joining me now, cnn chief political correspondent, dana bash, and chief national security correspondent, jim sciutto. you're learning, dana, more details about what we should expect to hear from director comey? >> well, my understanding is, first of all, let's just start with what the people who asked him to come believe, and that is the republican chairman of the senate intelligence committee. he says that there are no ground rules. there are no fences, to use his word, around what he called is going to say. >> what does that mean, there are no ground rules? >> meaning there are lots of questions, and there still are, frankly, going into the testimony about whether or not he is going say, you know, i just can't talk about this or that. >> he's probably not going to talk about the active fbi investigation. >> because bob mueller is looking into that. but there's a really fine line between what's being investigated and what he did. and i actually think that if there are those moments t

tom foreman, cnn, washington. >> all right, thanks, tom. >>> they say politics make strange bedfellowsnt, former vice president joe biden is telling mitt romney to run for senate. he made the comment at a summit romney held last night. that's not the only big headline from the evening. you might remember that dinner romney and president trump had last year with the awkward photo when trump was trying to settle on a secretary of state. romney said he talked to clinton about the post and encouraged him to take the position if it was offered. >>> we do have some sad news from hollywood tonight. actor adam west has passed away, known for his legendary role in the popular 1960s batman tv show. next, the man who played his famous sidekick had to say about their years on screen together. you're live in the "cnn newsroom." (soft gasp) (record scratching) ( ♪ ) (excited chatter) ( ♪ ) various: whoa! (mixed exclamations) ( ♪ ) (cheering) ( ♪ ) (cheering) "how to win at business." step one: point decisively with the arm of your glasses. abracadabra. the stage is yours. step two: choose la quinta.

>> tom foreman, thanks. katrina, you heard senator collins expressing dismay about your group going after a fellow republican. how do you respond? >> well, anderson, we're not really concerned what she thinks. in fact, our main concern is pushing forward policies that support america first, particularly those republicans have been campaigning on for seven years. if i could give you context, because there were other senators who did not support the bill in its current form. however, they stayed at the table, they offered their own ideas. whereas senator heller held a press conference on friday, said absolutely not, and walked away from the table. so i'm happy to see he's back. >> so that's why you're saying you didn't go after a ted cruz or a rand paul. you're saying that they were willing to offer ideas? >> oh, absolutely. any time that you talk to either senator paul or senator cruz, they would express their opinion, whether they support it or not, but they've always said this is how we can get there. this

anderson. >> tom foreman, thanks so much. and thanks for watching 360 tonight.omorrow, 9:00 a.m., special coverage of the comey hearing. right now it's time to hand things over to don lemon, cnn tonight starts right now. >>> this is cnn breaking news. >>> breaking news, james comey's highly anticipated senate appearance just hours away. this is cnn tonight i'm don lemon. as we look ahead to tomorrow, we have some of the fbi director's bomb shell testimony. comey asked the senate to make his opening statement public ahead of time. and it is packed with dramatic revelations in what happened with his private meetings with the president. the whole thing tonight as he details each of their interactions, often tense, sometimes awkward, and recorded at a time in memo form by an uneasy comey. he begins by promising to describe his interactions with trump on quote, subjects that i understand are

the individual in a probe that could go on for a very long time. >> all right, our thanks to tom foremanthat. former fbi director james comey could testify publicly before the senate intelligence committee as soon as next week. it will be a very, very important occasion. >> it will. and our reporting is that he is expected to confirm publicly that president trump pressured him to end the investigation into former national security adviser michael flynn. we've seen it before, comey is not afraid of being candid. walter mack is here with us. he's a friend of james comey. he is also a former federal prosecutor. it is nice to have you here. >> thanks. >> so, as we watch this public testimony we're expecting any day next week, how candid will he be? >> it would be very hard for me to imagine jim comey in any situation in which he was not candid and accurate and precise. i think the better question is what is he going to feel comfortable in specifying and being accurate about, and that's a matter of probably negotiation between himself, people who are advising him, and the other, mr. mueller a

tom foreman, cnn, washington. >> absolutely. that was a fun trip down memory lane.arence thomas stuff, that was totally appointment viewing when it was happening. >> it's true, because it was fundamental to the selection of a supreme court justice. so you often have an intersection of politics and law. you have that today, although i would argue not as much as people think. >> you think it's much more political? >> i think this is almost exclusively political. and in fact, i think one of the criticisms with comey by the lawmakers and by the media, after, it will be that he is being inherently political in this. but it will be worth watching because there's been so much hype from both sides. so, who will come out looking better? it's going to be just a matter of hours before the reckoning for the man on your screen. remember, everybody's saying that this is going to be about president trump and what it means for him. the man on your screen is going to face some heat today. the most important questions he faces, next. just like the marines did. the process through usa

and they say a scorned ex set fire to a northeast philadelphia home and tonight they're searching foremanamed john copes police say he set fire to a backyard deck tuesday morning using some type of act sell ran. threated difficulties and four children were fast asleep inside when that fire began. police and firefighters banged on the doors and screamed for the family to get out. obviously he's still upset about this dispute he had with the female. so we're worried for her safety and want to get him in custody. >> the children escaped unharmed along with three adults thank goodness. copes face as long list of charges when the police finally do catch him. >> president trump staying busy on twitter responding to reports that he's the subject of an obstruction of justice investigation led by special counsel robert mueller. the president has been fighting back tweeting "you are witnessing the single greatest witch hunt in american political history led by some very bad and conflicted people!" he also tweeted about hillary clinton this evening asking why investigators are not looking at her dea

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coming up, two weeks since the death of germany's foreman chancellor koh citizens paying respects aheadf his funeral. on saturday. we will take a look at the preparations. and me to diplomacy. good the u.s. stea -- could u.s. steaks be going to china? we have the story coming up. ♪ ♪ >> everyone, every man knows that a child needs food. without food, you can do nothing. we had a lot of problems. >> they were eating nothing. >> that could have been us. anyone of us. ♪ ♪ ♪ sarah: welcome back. you are watching "dw news." celebrations across germany as lawmakers approved same-sex marriage. the reform will give gay couples full marriage rights, including the ability to adopt children. a funeral for the from her chancellorhelmut kohl set to take place on saturday. the two weeks since his death have been marked by disputes within his family and uncertainty about how to act after he said he did not want a federal royal service. the politicians and citizens are still paying respects. ♪ correspondent: within hours of his death, people began arriving at his home to pay tribute to -- and to offer

>> reporter: dawn, lee kaplan took his head no every time the jury foreman says guilty and he said as you've reported 17 tim times. meanwhile his young female victims are in foster care. their future to be decided by a judge later. >> the nine men and three women of the kaplan jury ordered lunch and soon after reached a verdi verdict. a clean sweep for the prosecution guilty on all 17 counts including child rape against lee kaplan. >> i feel relieved, um, i think the jury did a great thing. they did the right thing, and society is better off for it. >> reporter: cap man's crimes shocked region the rape and sexual assault of the six sisters in his feasterville home over decade. the oldest now 19 bore two of his children. >> do you believe your client was innocent? >> i do believe he was innocent of some of the things they accused of him of. >> what was he innocent of? >> does it -- go ahead. i'm sorry. >> is he innocent of child rape. >> i'm not going to answer that question right now. >> reporter: one of the sister was gived to kaplan by their parents parent until return for fm hem. t

hey the birds return to practice foreman did a tori mini camp, of course, we'll keep you posted on allill that's all for sports, i'm don bell, have a great day. >> we just saw maikel franco there, drive in the only run last night, but that wasn't the only impact he had on last night's game. catch that, the first inning, he lost his grip on the bat t got caught in the netting behind home plate. the game had to be delayed until crews could get it down, tough night all around for the phils. so funny because it look like it was floating and levitating there. >> hold on to the bat. >> coming up in the next half hour every "eyewitness news," results every new study that may have you rethinking your lunch today. >> wait until you hear how much money the average american spends on lunch. i know i spend a lot. >> i know you do. >> jan? >> and rahel, jim, summer fest brings us to wilmington, delaware, today, we're taking a look at the theater here. jan carabeo reporting live one of the top ten oldest opera houses in the entire country still in used to. coming up we will show you what makes it so

. >>> sentencing is now set foreman convicted of sexually assaulting six girls and fathers two children52-year-old donald -- lee donald kaplan will be sentenced in bucks county in september. prosecutors say the girls parents gifted their oldest daughter to kaplan because he helped them financially. that couple has been convicted of child endangerment and will be sentenced next month. >>> to gloucester county, n, now, where a woman was sentenced today for recruiting a teenaged girl to be a prostitute. 23-year-old barbara will spend five years in a state prison. police say she met the teenager who ran away from home in 2,016 and invited her to live with her at a local hotel. police say she then convinced that girl to be prostitute with her. she bled guilty to human trafficking charges back in march. >>> a paraplegic man from south philadelphia speaking out tonight after a violent assault allegedly committed by his own uncle. it's not just the attack that caught our attention here. >> it's the fact the alleged victim is talking publicly about what happened. our bruce gordon joins us in stu

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is fighting terrorists israel still continues to hit their positions on at least correspondent tom foreman u.s. diplomat jim jet triss says the timing of the israeli strikes on the syrian military suspiciously things is one thing for the israelis to say that they will protect their border that's lead because side the question what the status of the golan is the bigger question is this is there is there something more behind this then just the israelis responding to what they meant as an errant lending of syrian missiles on their side of the border the anti-government forces in syria are on the ropes that the the basques government is making great gains that there has concerned these terrorist forces by as we know saudi arabia qatar and these other countries with the silent backing of israel and of course the participation of the united states are in big trouble and are these really what that means is and they are quite clear about this that they don't want to see forces allied with iran on their border particularly hizbollah and i think that's the real concern that they're expressing throu

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the foreman has come to town with his act, not that different to the general election.ormance. sound familiar? politics can sometimes feel like a bit of the circus so what will the candidates here do? police numbers in terms of neighbourhood policing have stayed the same and that is important in terms of intelligence gathering feeding through. as we've seen from theresa may we need to look again at what legislation might be needed as the world and technology evolves. we've said we will invest in the security services, in more policemen on the front line and beef up our security apparatus. under theresa may after six years at the home office it has been cut and cut and cut. the impression some people get is that we in the lib dems think we allowed too much freedom to too many people and therefore we're not going to put the procedures in place to restrain those people incline towards terrorism. that is not the case. voters have returned labour mp here since 1919, 98 years. can they do it ain? since 1919, 98 years. can they do it again? but this time around the candidates

. >> police continue to look foreman they say attacked a woman jogging in south jersey. this happened monday, at par vin state park in pit grove, salem county. investigators say the suspect hit the woman in the face and neck, with a stick, she hit the suspect back, and got help from police at nearby camp site. this is a sketch of that suspect, who was described as a white man. twenty, 30 years old, 6-foot two, with a skinny build and short, dirty brown hair. >> police are investigating a crash in juniata park that killed a man on a dirt bike. chopper three was over the scene yesterday afternoon near whitaker avenue and erie avenues. police say the dirt bike driver tried to squeeze between a box truck and some parked cars, when he lost control, hit two parked cars, then slid underneath one of the truck's tires. no one else was injured. >> community members are remembering a 17 year old who was swept away by current at new jersey creek. marty, and three other teens, went swimming in hamilton township's john roebling park wednesday afternoon. one drowned after getting caugh

foreman attacked them with vistas in hand, help them up, five and sixeen horses. the four men were members of company d of the seventh genia cavalry. most likely those who had escaped appomattox. none of them, if we check their compiled service records, appear to have been ever paroled. perhaps they had been heading to winchester like other members -- like those members of company h 33rd virginia, perhaps they have been heading to winchester, which was the nearest for rolling station to them at that point. perhaps they came across this contingent of the 22nd new york .avalry why ever they were in shenandoah county, they were there. they held up members of the 22nd new york cavalry, took their horses, and went that across the mountain, and this is the view from the page valley side of the mountain, not far from my parents' home. they have crossed back over the mountain, made their way back home. they have come home with these horses. apparently the father of george summers says you cannot keep the horses. someone needs to take them back. the men refuse to do so bec

no word on the design they chose but we know he got it on his left foreman. >>> new yorkers lined up to visit the presidential twitter library. it featured framed tweets plus famous art work with a trump twist. the exhibit promised to explore his earliest attempts to put chubby fingers to phone. >>> if the mary poppins -- if she's red with the umbrella down, it's time to stop. one city councilmember admits that it's complicated. >> people could hash tag. >> i used to know how to spell that. >> the lights are blinking just in time for a mary poppins festival. >>> how was the father's day weekend, huh? huh? >> the a's, well, they had a great father's day weekend. the giants -- no so much. that and golf just ahead. >>> how fast the father's day weekend? it was a father's day weekend to forget if you're the giants. a day to remember if you're the oakland a's. 31,140 out for the game. chris davis at the plate. and davis -- he knows how to mash it. the 18th blast and this one made it 4-two. brandon crawford settled in as they tried to avoid a sweep at colorado. reward put it over the 347 s

meaning if consolation was interested in buying it, it would have to be brown-foreman wanting to sell. one of the finest companies i followed, not a great stock right now, one of the finest companies. this incredibly run jam, food, peanut butter company -- i think smuckers needs some interesting new products. by the way, have you had their santa cruz juice lines? i mean they go with -- i'll probably have some later tonight. i the second point and i think the stock is too cheap. plus the food industry is ripe for the consolidation. even if my squawk on the street partner david faber put the kibosh on just this morning. quarter number two veil resorts they report thursday, and vacations have become facebook rights of passage. and vail has been benefitting from this trend for ages. you know what i'm anticipating is a possible sell-off. we're devoid of earnings on friday, no analyst meetings either. so i think people are going to be sitting there concerned with the mornings jobs report we got today and friday. remember most investors in all holders of bank stocks, which have been horrendo

, you have people on internet and street attacks people, we have a pro company supporter, antonio foreman attacked after attending a pro trump rally in southern california, was stabbed 9 times is in critical condition in the hospital right now. this is becoming hard fact, that being conservative republicans and moderates have to deal with this day-to-day. cheryl: i had a guest on, saying that liberal media has not covered that story. that person's life is still in danger, they had a trump bumper sticker, this is getting out of control. you shaw congressman jason chaffetz receive a threatening voicemail -- cheryl: how concerned are you about violence? >> very. this is almost like, regular unfortunately. we in berkeley, we got a small taste of that, ahead of time, on-line. and to streets. some people do oppose it, on left side but there is a strong growing radical group, that are just way too far left, too leas hostile toward americans and trump supporters, they don't know how to control themselves, and media is telling them they can't. they continue to strike out. continue to marcus as fas

foreman there's a chance for one or two isolated showers, but most of us will be rain free probably until the end of the week. probably back to near 90 as we get to thursday or friday. right now in the upper 70s, again, a perfect afternoon, if you're going out to the pool, as suppliering and splashing, 81 at 2:00, 83 at 4:00 p.m., don't forget your spf, because you'll be encouraged to stay outside all the longer. >> 81 in edgewater. 83 for fredericksburg. if you're going i don't you side, the temperature trend is you're average is 87, and we'll debt cooler than average today, tomorrow and wednesday, back up to 90 on thursday. going to the baseball game tonight, the cubbies are in town, the world champion cubbies? how rare is it for me to say that, 73 degrees, let's hope it turns into a big nats win. here's a check of that extended forecast. five days in a row, three cooler than average, one above, and one that's stormy and steamy on friday afternoon. the whole ten-day forecast is coming up. >>> chuck, thank you. running out of the emojis to use? don't worry, there are plenty more on a way

and then wine and spirits giant brown foreman is out on wednesday, and finally apple's big developerference starts on monday. the tech tighten expected to unveil the newest ipads. >>> you are looking at dirty fun for a good cause. this was some of the action yesterday at the mudfest. thousands of athletes were taking on the 5k obstacle course lined with mud pits. the mudslinging resumes this morning at 7:00. i think this next one will be cleaner. in south jersey, doctors running alongside patients and community members for the 5k. the run begins at 8:30 this morning. another 5k race takes place later o. the second team freedom cares conference starts at 9:30 this morning at cooper river park. >>> a portion of the schuylkill expressway is closed because of an accident near 337, that's the glad win exit. the westbound lanes shut down between belmont and gladwin. we will keep you posted on that. >>> we have the breaking developments out of london we are following where a terror attack left seven people dead. matt delucia is keeping an eye on the investigation and keeping us up to speed

>> the foreman? >> the foreman is really the person who, yes, in charge, but not necessarily to the extent that they have any more voice of what the decision is going to be. >> any group out there in the world, there is always a strong person, you know? >> and that could be the foreperson, tore may not be. >> may not be. >> there could be some very strong voice, i mean, obviously could be more than one strong voice on there if they're jockeying back and forth. >> how far could this go? day four. what the point, do they all have to decide okay this is hung jury, all can't decide, at one point have to give in say we can't come to concensus? >> well, there is good chance that they've already said that to the judge. but, the judge will try to get them to go back and order to find some kind of cone sips cents, and the issue with this jury is that oftentimes where there is not a consensus, there is a way to compromise. but the issue is that the three questions are all felony count. >> wait. what do you mea

. >> stephen: she's the foreman. >> i almost got offended as, like, a man, looking at her like, "look wear some she had a costume. she had the hard hat and that surveyor thing. you feel it now. they're getting all-- they're back off. "is he saying-- is he saying there's something wrong?" no, i'm saying she was dressed ridiculous. the woman who happened to be a lesbian, it was funny the way she was dressed. i'm going to be washed up in six months. they've got a hershey's store down there. the giant kiss thing with the string. >> stephen: you don't like candy. >> you don't have to have a whole store. is there going to be a snickers store? how fat do they want to make people. >> stephen: you've got an animated show. where is "f is for family"? >> it's on netflix. >> stephen: i very very good things. >> season two. 10 episodes, just came out the other day. ( applause ). >> stephen: why-- this is-- is it set in the 1970s? because it looks like it is. >> yes, it is. >> stephen: why did you want to do an animation and why the 70s? >> just through telling family stories doing stand-up, as a y

foreman night the pop star will be joined by justin bieber, katy perry, mimely sirious, cold play, usher williams t. may 22nd terrorist attack came at the end of grande's concert at manchester arena. 22 people were killed. we'll have all the best moments at 10:00 p.m. followed by abc news at 11:00. >>> 6:35 is our time. for the second day in a row, high school students in the east bay found offensive graffiti on their campus. we won't show the entire message. but these pictures show the second incident of racist zbra fity in two days. this time scrawled on a bathroom mirror. >> i was disgusted. it was hard to be walking down the hall and see a me. >> reporter: the first to see it criminal i written on a locker and across poles. >> it said f -- >> reporter: he was walking with her. >> we were walking down the hall, she noticed that there was lettering on the poles. >> also like it's giving people more of an opportunity to let them know. >> reporter: the superintendent says the district has sent a letter home to marines and won't shy away from the issue. >> it isn't something that's isolat

it was like whole world was coming together and standing up foreman chester. >> i was looking forwardover the television, it was on twitter. >> it is the way of the world now. >> watch it on our phone now. >> nice job ariana and everybody. >>> lets get to this. i have been asked three times to officiate at friend goes wedding. >> you said yes. >> i did it three times. normally children of my friend that i have known all my life. i knew to behave. i throw humor into it but youdoe bride and groom certainly so i would be careful not saying too many jokes and stuff like that. so, this couple invited their friend to officiate their wedding. you know what he does? he upstages them by asking a woman in the crowd to marry him. >> what? >> so he was best nan and officiating. he stopped mid ceremony to propose to his long time girlfriend whose name is well, jane, i bet it and reveal not only that but that she's pregnant and he wants to spend the rest of this woman toe wedding ceremony. so hijacks the whole thing and puts all attention on him. >> this bride and groom spend $80,000 they dated. th

i mean to put it more bluntly the attorney that aring you ued the case the other for foreman. >> now, while all this is going on there were a lot of other things happening at the white house. >> earlier today the president hosted an event in the east room announcing air traffic control reform and then this evening he'll be oingting gold star families for re. >> we'll speak with two cold star morps white house, ron rop, frorm. >> d.c. mayor bowser today joins lieders across the the the country owe to pull out of the paris comply mad adore p pop. >>> d.c. mayor muriel bowser signed an executive order today bipding the district government to the paris climate accord the same one the united states just vacated on orders of president trump. >>> the effects of climate change are already here and without proper planning and collaboration they will continue to get worse. >> officials state district is making efforts to reduce carbon foot present. supporting programs that among other things provide solar panels to city residents at a discount. >> and over the next we'll find a half billion wor

sugar ray leonard, larry holmes, joe foreman. what happened?n this era where the new golden era of boxing. we've had terrific fights without the year. we're just -- >> neil: nobody knows about it. >> we're surviving that fight that took place -- i have to say. it was a dud. mayweather against pacquiao. >> neil: yeah, you were ruthless in describing that. >> you have to be. >> neil: can either of those guys get back? you said it was a total waste of time. >> and we're just surviving it and coming back -- >> neil: were they ticked off? >> they were ticked off. >> neil: they were? >> what are you going to do? >> neil: you been one of the few greats that has hung on to his money and then some. a lot gravitate towards you. you can promote. i think a lot of champs lost all their money from nefarious managers and money guys. how do you advise the young guys coming up? >> i think the key is to obviously surround yourself with smarter people than yourself. i believe that's key. the same time, you have to know how to diversify yourself. you have to know

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