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anna and gabby with also with me. tony, first thing is first here, there is no reliable data to back up the president's claim. google said it doesn't do search to manipulate the results here. they say our goal is to make sure they receive the most relevant answers in a matter of seconds. search is not used to set a political agenda. adding, we continually work to improve google's search. we never run results to manipulate political sentiment. hashtag real talk, man. looking into potential regulations for google has implications not just for the industry but how everybody gets their information. >> yeah, the whole first amendment thing. >> right. that thing, yeah. >> this is not the first time we heard president trump talk about these things. he's been going after facebook, google, and twitter systematically for months, as have other conservatives, alleging bias, even though there is no evidence that suggests that is taking place at silicon valley companies. for the first time, we heard a very serious threat to regulat

gabby, what did you learn over that hosting over the hours, anything new? >> it was shocking to see two of the president's lawyers in a very serious case taking on a three-hour radio program. jay sekulow hosts his own program weekly. but to be using the platform of a fox news radio host is kind of remarkable and really does go to talk to and speak to how this relationship between the president and fox news really is so cozy at times. but in terms of the substance of that three-hour program, i think it's very similar to what we've heard already from the president's legal team. that they don't believe that the president committed any crime. that there's also justice department guidance. and article two of the constitution they argue that it prevents investigators from interrogating a sitting president of the united states. and the president would have to do that voluntarily. and they said again they're advising the president against sitting down with robert mueller and his team. and that's consistent that the president did want to have input as part of his in

>> gabby. >> and are you from los angeles originally?m from new jersey. >> this is where he decides to build his beats. ♪ da, da, da, da >> now, what you're seeing is a video recorded from the screen of his phone, and what he's using is an app that creates these basic sounds, but when they start combining together, it really starts to build. ♪ da, da because once the beat is fully complete, he launches ♪ met this girl and i wanna know her badly ♪ ♪ this rap right here for gabby, yo, listen as i rap ♪ ♪ i like your style with your white and the black ♪ >> okay. >> she's impressed. >> you got it, boy, you got it! ♪ yo, when i'm with you, there's nothing that i'm fearing ♪ ♪ your vibe and your head, you've got nice earrings, this is for gabby ♪ >> i don't know what she was thinking, but right now she's like, all right, if we just comb his hair differently. >> you're already trying to change him! >> maybe nerd is the new sexy. ♪ met this girl coming all the way from jery ♪ me make a good surely ♪ >> this is by oli b.en him befor driver, surp

>> gabby. >> are you from los angeles originally?ersey. >> this is where he starts deciding he's going to build his beats. ♪ >> now in the bottom right hand corner you're seeing video recorded from the screen of his phone and using an app that creates these basic sounds but when they start combining together it really starts to build. ♪ >> because once the beat is fully complete, he goes. ♪ this girl i want to know her badly ♪ ♪ rap for anybody but rap right here for gabby ♪ ♪ yo, this is a rap i like your style in your white and your black ♪ >> okay. >> she's impressed. >> you got it, boy. you got it. ♪ yo, when i'm with you there's nothing that i'm fearing ♪ ♪ you're bobbing your head and has nice earrings ♪ ♪ this is for gabby. >> i don't know what she was thinking earlier. right now, if we just comb his hair differently. >> already trying to change him. >> maybe nerd is the new sexy. ♪ girl coming all the way from jersey ♪ ♪ you and me make a good pair >> this is put out by olly b. he plays this character. we saw him before when

gabby did as well.wn service in congress after john, somebody who would reach across the aisle to get things done for the american people. he's going to be really missed, especially now this country really needs people like him serving at the highest level. there's going to be a loss here, there is, in arizona. i think that loss is going to be felt in washington, d.c., and around this nation. >> he's admired by so many. retired nasa astronaut mark kelly, thanks so much for your perspective. ♪ let's fly, let's fly away ♪ ♪ just say the words ♪ and we'll beat the birds down to acapulco bay ♪ ♪ it's perfect for a flying honeymoon they say ♪ ♪ come fly with me ♪ let's fly, let's fly away ♪ ♪ come fly with me ♪ let's fly, let's fly away ♪ sharper vision, without limits. days that go from sun up to sun down. a whole world in all its beauty. three innovative technologies for our ultimate in vision, clarity, and protection. together in a single lens. essilor ultimate lens package. purchase the essilor ultimate

>> reporter: driving home with friend gabby smith. encountered burning house. without hesitation raced inside. >> she charges in after me screaming, get out, there's a fire. i was asking about the animals, on the phone with the police. >> reporter: people inside just waking up, not realizing full extent of what's going on. >> as soon as coming out of the bedroom, girls busting into the front door. >> reporter: tried to get everyone out, including three family dogs. gabby turned work apron into a makeshift leash. >> had leash for one of the other dogs. but made it easier than bear hugging the dog. >> reporter: community calling the girls heroes. >> saved our lives, pets' lives. putting life in danger. >> just reflex. >> reporter: girls just relieved that no one was hurt. as you can see behind the home was badly damaged. friends of the family set gofundme page to help raise money for the family. abc7news.com has the link. for the two young women, they're just thankful everyone made it out safely. abc7 news. >> thank goodness. >>> new details on the reported kidna

joining us right now washington examiner gabby.ke they are all trying to run for the hills when nancy pelosi is involved. they don't want to be associated with her, what's going on? >> we are seeing a lot of democrats, trish, trying to distance themselves. they are waffling when they're asked whether or not they would support another bid for the speakership by pelosi if democrats took back the house this fall. i think a lot of the reason for this is that they see nancy pelosi widely as this beltway elitist. somebody who has been in washington for decades and though she might have the fundraising expertise and the political experience, she would be almost 80 years old as a speaker of the house. >> trish: all right. i'm going to leave age out of it for a second. because, you know, look, my father-in-law is 92 and he is still in great shape. let's just leave age out of it that aside, what is it about her ideas that feel old for the party? >> i think, you know, the age thing is important. a lot of what we are hearing from these democra

gabby as well. we'll move on, get back to markets.e just talking about, the midterms, and whether the market gains that we have up on the screen here can give the gop a midterm bum. that is coming up in just a moment. ... ♪ you shouldn't be rushed into booking a hotel. with expedia's add-on advantage, booking a flight unlocks discounts on select hotels until the day you leave for your trip. add-on advantage. only when you book with expedia. at fidelity, our online u.s. equity trades are just $4.95. so no matter what you trade, or where you trade, you'll only pay $4.95. fidelity. open an account today. connell: welcome back, everybody to cavuto coast to coast as we move into our number two it's good to be with you this week i'm connell mcshane filling in for neil and we've talked a lot about when we get into political s this blue wave, the red wave but what about the green wave? there's a lot of talk out there the media about republicans being in trouble in november, there are some numbers that would back that up, the president though

sam and gabby, our anchors and reporters were there throughout the bay area. there's chris, gabby. more than 1,200 animals found a new home since the beginning of the month. they played 83,000 animals nationwide. it's not too late. home a forever friend. shelter there's laura. >> we are all three dog lovers here. >> it was so muc thank you for coming out and getting a pet. lots of kids out there that went home with a new animal. >>> look at our temperature change. we are down 13 to 15 degrees colder. we will let you know if this continues. >>> tens of thousands of pens, pencils and markers in the hands of deserving bay area students thanks to your generosity. i will have the results of our supporting our schools effort. the story of an unforgettable oakland fifth grader, next. retu supplies they need thanks to >>> thousands of bay area kids are returning to class this week with the supplies they need thanks to you. >> generous viewers made our supporting our schools initiative a huge success. tell us what we did, how we did for the kids. >> i get to give out the grade here. i give

. >> reporter: sara was driving home from work with her friend gabby smith when they encountered the burning house. without hesitation, both raced inside. >> she charges in after me just screaming, get out, get >> reporter: the people inside just waking up not realizing the full extent of what was going on. >> as soon as we were busting out of my bedroom door the girls were busting in the front. >> reporter: the four firefighters got to the scene. they tried getting everyone out including the three family dogs and gabby turned her work apron into a makeshift dog leash. >> one of the fireman had gotten a leash for the other dog but didn't have another one. it made things easie the whole >> reporter: the community calling these girls heros. >> they saved our lives, our pets' lives. they put their own lives in danger. >> it's kind of a lot to take in. it was reflex. we didn't do it for this reason. >> reporter: the girls relieved after all that chaos, no one was hurt. the home was badly damaged. friends of the family have set up a gofundme page to help with recovery efforts. find a link

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also as i stand here in spain workers from this company had complained to us one of them was our girl gabby a saudi king the greenhouse worker with a bad eye. in armory other company boss didn't want to speak with us no he can't avoid us we show him the conversation with want to. his employees just the film but i don't know this man i don't think you can just talk to one person. we have seven hundred workers. one of us all of the most of the conservative. we explain that many other workers complained about his company as well he claims that's impossible and denies all accusations. at the fair we run into another big player in the fruit and vegetable business is doing. many producers are from the south of the country do laborers have it better there. we are on our way to calabria and sicily. here two enormous fields cover eleven thousand square kilometers. five hundred twenty thousand people work in agriculture. last year ettlinger exported fruit and vegetables worth over two point two billion euros to germany especially citrus fruit. the aid organization and knowledge you see works in calab

seventy five percent on two first time candidates are in a close race for the presidency after the gabby was posed in a military coup in the autumn his former right hand man took over and is being challenge for the top job by. the electoral commission has until saturday to the third the result now african affairs expert iow johnson told us the results will define zimbabwe's relations with the west and its own future economic development. this will be huge challenges and huge repercussions for whoever wins. and you see wins. then more than likely the west will be happy. with wins and it's deemed that there was some irregularities the question is if the way. it doesn't feel that the we've had a fair shake in terms of these elections than they could keep the sanctions growing that could keep some of the factors that have actually helped or prevented zimbabwe from developing and evolving and for its in growth to to happen and of course. it's in limbo so. i think that these elections are pivotal this is a crossroads and the decisions that are made from there from now on especially that of the

two teenagers called heros following a rescue in livermore. 19-year-old sara coulson and 17-year-old gabby smith were on their way home from work saturday when they saw this, a house on fire near scott and first streets. cell phone video shows the moment coulson and smith raced inside without hesitation. they yelled for everyone to get out and even helped rescue the family's three dogs. >> we saw the flames. i kept going. and then we were so shocked and we were like what do we do. >> she charges in after me just screaming. get out, get out. there's a fire. i'm asking about their animals. i was on the phone with the police. >> they saved our lives, our pets' lives. they put their own lives in danger. >> way to go, ladies. now the home was badly damaged. friends have set up a gofundme page to raise money for the family and find a link at abc7news.com >>> starbucks shell out moneyus yott why employees are getting paid for what they do outside of work. >> good day for a hot coffee as they open up the weather window and hello to fog august. we're looking for the exploratorium camera. the temper

gabby, author of what's gabby cooking, she's got some great grill including a vestreet corn pizza andoth sound delicious. this is your first time on the show. it is. . >> thanks for coming in. >> thanks for having me. >> let's srt with chicken. this is from your dad. what's thetory? >> we grew up in arizona and the weekend my dad would make the barbecue chicken. it reminds me of him he learned from my mom's dad. >> a family recipe. >> it is. we have a chicken, any chicken from theou store. if can, put it on a plate and leave in t in thin the frid overnight to dry it out. when you're done with that is correct pat it down and get all the moistur off of it. >> we want that bird as dry as possible. >> yes. and then the next day magically we are going toeason it with paprika, garlic salt, sal and pepper and get it all over the bird. >> that's the secret. can you overseason thed? b >> i mean, use your best judgment but i don't think so. you would just burn the spices. perfect. >> doe rub it in. >> i'll rub it in because you're not wearing gloves. >> perfect. that looks great. we're just goi

i was about to give gabby a feline dictionary but it seems you need a new one for every single cat. even if every cas is an individual they all have one thing in common people just can't seem to get enough of them either at home or online on facebook we asked you to share your experiences with your pets and not surprisingly got lots of responses. chris and they told us about his furry friend ronnie who seems to be in charge. according to the loop ever zero zero cats are totally convinced that they're the monsters and humans are little more than slaves. lots of you out there send him videos and first across the field pets here are some of the ones that really caught our eye. this seems to have got the knack of it. the first time i heard a little bit on the tight side. maybe of a. david berry. i can now with fact press again. turn to leave behind out fool who kept me kept filled homes to head out into the great beyond this week's viewer question comes from sandia. why use a dark in outer space. there are more than one hundred billion stars in our milky way and it's just one of the cou

gabby at all you saw with no they would bring cameras and explosives something to destroy for example this building here that find people in the streets and promised the money or food to say whatever they needed. to syrian first responders who risked their lives to say about theirs in war torn aleppo the face of on relenting brutality heroes have emerged. to tumble and yet whenever food aid was brought into east aleppo the white helmets and the rebels would take it all for themselves they give us nothing not even bread . they have all chosen to risk their lives to save others. when you see that little beach when we go out to buy food we'd see them if there was a collapsed building after a shilling they cordoned off the area and save rebel fighters people they cared about they would leave the civilians same happened not far from here a building was destroyed in shelling and they came just to pull their own out as usual they lift civilians. we've been able to get these brave people and their families out of syria after the extraordinary work they've done saving lives the white helmets t

gabby dahlkin, "what's gabby cooking," has her dad's barbecue chicken recipe. sounds delicious.s! it is! >> thank you for coming in. >> thanks for having me. fun to be here. >> let's start with this chicken. this is from your dad. what's the story behind the chicken? >> we grew up in arizona, and every time my dad would be on a weekend, he would make the barbecued chicken and we were always so pumped and smelled so good. and it reminds me of him. and he learned from my mom's dad. so it's just like now i'm putting my own spin on it. >> it's a family recipe. >> it is. >> let's start with the ingredients. >> here's the deal. a chicken, any chicken from the store. and if you can, you put it on a plate and leave it in the fridge overnight to kind of dry it out. and that way the skin gets really crispy. >> uncovered? >> uncovered. and then when you're done with that, just pat it down and get all the moisture off of it. >> we want that bird as dry as possible. >> yes. and then the next day, magically, we are just going to season it with paprika, garlic salt, salt and pepper and just ge

. >> i got to know him because my wife, gabby giffords was from the office.ics is a tough district. he was a democrat and he was a republican in the last reelection. he did ads against him. you know, it's going right after her in an election. it's politics. i was really surprised a couple of years later in his office and he sat me down and he apologized actually for doing this. you remember his contribution to this country and his sacrifices. that's how it should be. >> yeah. and he carried that navy ethic of sacrifice and service with him throughout his life. he spread it around the globe. we have so many problems across this planet. he was one of those guys that was out there spreading american values to try to do what's in the best interest of the american people it is something we are going to miss. >> what do you think americans want to learn. i think bipartisan ship is at the top of the list. we have become a very divided and partisan country. like my wife, you know, he was a guy more than i would say anybody else that was constantly try to go reach acr

former congresswoman and shooting survivor gabby giffords tweeted, teachers are not bodyguards and called the idea absurd and dangerous. >>> the air pollution that is plaguing parts of the pacific northwest is expected to start clearing a little bit today. the smoke and ash from wildfires in the region have formed a thick haze, as you can see there. one report claims the pollution level is equal to smoking nine cigarettes. people in seattle have been warned to stay indoors. >>> and it's time now for a look at your weather this thursday morning. >>> good morning. as we take a look at lane's impact from thursday going into saturday, life-threatening flash floods and mudslides, damaging winds, the possibility of brief tornadoes and dangerous surf all main concerns for hawaii. now we're looking at as far as risk to lives and property, between moderate to high for us throughout several of the islands as it begins to get a little close and how close will it get? stays a category 4 this morning but should be downgraded to a category 1 as it turns away from honolulu. i'm accuweather meteorologist

. >> come over, gabby. all right. your expectations for the new school ye>>. my hope would be by the time the class of 2019 graduates, everyone feels like they were a member of the class of 2019. >> woodbridge high school, are we ready for the new school year? all right. weave more on expectations coming up on the next hour of news 4 today. >> that's how you start a school year. we'll check back in with you. dancing with the mascot. > school spirit alive and well. >>> comingup, mourning the loss of an iconic broadway playwright. >>> mudslides and flooding hit neighrs after lane passes by. >>> what are the most annoying phrases you can writ in an e-mail. the complete list when we emturn. >> iber my senior in high school slogan, coming alive in '85. that makes me feel old. temperatures above 90 degrees. a check of the forecast coming up. >>> you're watching "news 4 today." >> 6:12 is your time right now. thina week, ariill be the first place to officially hon senator john mccain. he died on saturday after a battle with brain cancer. >> jay gray is live in phoeni

it's not -- that not too fun especially for gabby. when the senior senator is going right after her. in an election. and it's politics and we understand that. i was surprised a couple years later i was in his office in phoenix and he sat me down and apologized. actually for doing this. it's not many people who would remember two years later, but he was -- in a lot of ways he was very kind and generous. and felt it important to let me know that they had a little bit of a regret for doing that. i really -- it was really important to me to hear that. >> it's important for me. important for the country and everyone listening. to hear what you said. he was an opponent of my wife. some ads. a senior senator. it wasn't great for her. it made her feel bad. yet you're here saying great thinkings about him and remember the contribution to this country and his sacrifice. that's how it should be. >> yeah. he carried that navy ethic of sacrifice and service with him throughout his life. he spread it around the globe. we have so many problems acros

reporter: gabby's leave is significant.ry situation where i guess it is similar where you do not have a lot of women at the top. it is also just significant because of what has gone on with the company recently, not only because of the take right at drama that you mentioned, but leave wasse heard preceded by this massive restructuring that the company did in which they cut 9% of the so for her to have to take a big role in that massive job cuts and then so soon after that go on leave is a significant development here. now, elon musk has been and continues to stir things up on twitter. it should not a surprise. but as an investor, probably, you are just wishing that he would stop. i would think that is a safe assumption, and you also hear that from some of the bulls. would caution expecting that come up to kerley what you have seen from the board. i would caution expecting that, particularly when you have seen what has come from the board. they have come out to say there is full support for the ceo, so the board is not going

i am gabbie gifford. what makes america great? the courage to say no problem is too big to solve.after shooting, barbara comstock has failed. she has taken thousands from the nra. we must do better. >> reporter: so, joe, this ad is significant for a number of reasons. first of all, it is the first one to come out and it is in the nra's backyard in virginia's tenth congressional district going directly at barbara comstock, featuring gabbie gifford herself speaking to the camera, which is something we haven't seen before. she in many ways is a powerful advocate as a victim herself of gun violence that forever changed her life. this also marks the beginning of a suburban offensive that we have not seen in the past, going after a lot of these suburban swing districts. joe, this is one of the things that's been lacking in the past, which is the money and the intensity behind the gun safety community, the pro gun control community. so you could expect to potentially see ads like this in many suburban swing districts, from states like minnesota to arizona to virginia. this is just the fi

this is gabby from where? >> oklahoma. >> from moore, oklahoma. and gabby, e wanted to show you.could possibly get herself into. isn't that funny? look at the images west of us, the radar lighting up. and you all standing here we're glad you're with us >>> all that weather brought to you by t mobile. quite a crowd of here, robin. >> all right, ginger. >>> you know, less -- less is more when it comes to a lot of things, including makeup these days. and this morning, real simple beauty editor heather mui mui mi is here with us. she's going to show us how to master a fresh face look with little make up. just five minutes. >> five minutes and three products, ladies. who wants to learn that? >> you're going in strong. >> going in. >> we've seen celebrities in the summer going with the less is more look. will that carry on to the fall? >> it's going to carry on forever. we don't want to spend a ton of time in the mirror. we're going to show you how to do it. >> there are two models with a daytime look and a nighttime look. five minutes each. >> they clocked me, you guys. so no cheating

let's go to washington examiner's gabby for more on where this is going. good to see you.em? >> i think senate democrats are certainly trying to stall this process as much as possible. at least that's what we're hearing from senate judiciary committee chairman chuck grassley. he says none of the documents they're requesting to review are pertinent to how judge kavanaugh would operate as a court justice. most of the documents are from the bush white house. these are papers that he was organizing for the president's review. so a lot of senate republicans are wondering why these would be pertinent to the confirmation hearing that is supposed to be scheduled for october. it seems as though democrats are likely to get some of this information, some of these documents next wednesday. for the time being, they're certainly running to push back from republicans that say that this isn't necessary at all and that they have provided plenty of information already. >> trish: so democrats want to postpone this nomination until after mid-terms. is that their goal and they can make to it a

. >> they tried getting everyone out, including the three family dogs, gabbie turned her work apron intoleash. >> it made things a lot easier than bear hugging the dog the whole time. >> the community is calling these girls heroes. >> their saved our lives, saved our pet's lives, put their own lives in danger. >> it was just reflex. we didn't do it for this reason. >> the girls just relieved after all that chaos, no one was hurt. >> carlos saucedo, abc 7 news. >>> next at 4:00, looks like a typical house from the outside, but it's inside that's the different part of the story. we got a >>> dan is here with what's coming up at 5:00. >>> a kids medicine is being pulled. >>> then a popup restaurant shut down, here's the question, are these popular restaurants actually illegal? we'll explore that. and -- >>> moments captured on body cam, a sweet ending for one of the dogs rescued from this animal shelter. those stories and a lot more when kristen and i (woman) we'd been counting down to his retirement. it was our tresiba® reason. he needs insulin to control his high blood sugar and, at his a

who commanded the final mission of the space shuttle "endeavor," the husband of former congresswoman gabby back in june you called creating a new military branch called the space force a dumb idea. so now you've got the vice president going out there, he's announcing it. what do you think people need to know? >> well, i certainly still stand by my dumb idea comment that i made about seven weeks ago. you know, the air force space command already does this. it's at peterson air force base in colorado. they do this with about 20,000 people. it might sound like a lot but compared to the size of the other branches of the military, it's relatively small, because -- and it's sized, you know, the way it needs to be for the threat. the vice president was right, there is a threat out there. right before my third space flight, the chinese launched a kinetic kill vehicle and shot down one of their own satellites at 500 miles, created a big mess for us on our mission and for satellites in general. there is a threat out there. but it's being handled by the u.s. air force today. it doesn't make sense to

randy bryce facing a democratic prior challenge from a woman named gabby meyers, a teacher in the district are some indications that randy bryce, despite that viral video and all the money he raised, he may be in a tough fight in the democratic primary. it's like wisconsin itself, in 2012, romney barely won this thing, of course he lost wisconsin. in 2016 it swung to donald trump. this was a trump by 10 district in 2016. the speaker retiring, we'll see who is nominated to face the former ryan aide in november. >> and minnesota? >> let me see if i can get minnesota up on the screen here. minnesota is a fascinating state, maybe the only state in the country where you've got multiple districts were the republicans could actually pick up democratic seats. we talk everywhere about republicans on defense. democrats can win here, democrats can win there. minnesota, look at this, this is the interesting thing, these three sort of geographically giant districts that ring the state, all of them represented by democrats right now. all of these districts voted for donald trump by double digits in 2016

before firefighters got to the scene 19-year-old sara callson and 17-year-old gabby smith tried getting everyone out including the three family dogs. >> we saw the flames so i kept going and then we were so shocked and like what do we do. >> she charges in after me just screaming. get out, get out. there's a fire. i'm asking about all their animals. i was on the phone with the police. >> they saved our lives, o our pets' lives. they put their own live in danger. >> the home was badly damaged. friends have set up a gofundme page to raise money for the family and find a link on our website abc7news.com. >>> a brazen robbery at a north bay apple store as customers look on. the images police hope will lead them to the suspects. >> new at 6:00, miss america leading a call for the pageant's entire board to resign. she is sitting down with abc news this morning for her first interview. >>> you are never more than seven minutes away from my accuweather forecast. hello fog. let's see what it does to our temperatures today. four to nine degrees below average. comfortable in the 60s and 70s. we'll

. >> sam brock and gabby. we teamed up with telemundo 4 to clear the shelters. the anchors were at various locations. more than 1,200 animals fell down a new home in the bay area loan since the beginning of the month. nbc stations across the country have placed 83,000 animals in new homes and it's not too late. you can still visit your local shelter and bring home a forever friend. this has have so many more. that you know for joining us. have a great tuesday. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> steve: from studio 6b in rockefeller center in the heart of new york city, it's "the tonight show starring jimmy fallon." tonight, join jimmy and his guests -- ray romano, lauren miller rogen, musical guest leon bridges, and featuring the legendary roots crew. >> questlove: 907, alaska! >> steve: and now, here's your host, jimmy fallon! ♪ ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: thank you very much. oh, my goodness. that's a great crowd right there. welcome, everybody. welcome to "the tonight show." this is it. [ cheers and applause ] thank you for being here. let's get to some news

listening to gabby logan and michaeljohnson, he said she could be one of the greatest athletes goingionships, here's how she did it. the final of the women's 200m under way once again, and dina asher—smith. dafne schippers leaving herself with a huge amount to do. dina asher—smith is three metres already off samuel. here comes schippers, schippers chasing down dina asher—smith, but making no ground. and dina asher—smith takes the title. 21.89, she has done it again. she goes quicker still. my parents, both of them, are at almost every single race. it doesn't matter where in the world, australia, china, they're there. so whenever i finish a race, i look for them, and they will be there, beaming. it doesn't matter whether i do really well, really badly, they're always there. i saw you speaking to your mum, what was she saying to you? she was so proud of me. they've been there from the start, they've been at every single race, cheering me if i won or if i came eighth. and just to see them so happy, and almost teary—eyed at my achievement, warms my heart as well. hopefully i can send the

this is a block buster headline, a major change away from the government's longstanding -- gabby giffordsted, arming teachers is not a solution. it recklessly puts american children if even more danger. we can forge a better path. we can find a courage to fight for our own safety. >> joining me now, the reporter who broke that story, brenda and anna and yamiche are here as well. that's quite the story. and i appreciate you coming on to talk about it the the department of education has come out with a new statement, saying the department is constantly considering and evaluating policy issues, particularly related to school safety and secretary nor the department issues opinions on hypothetical scenarios. is this hypothetical, how real is it that the department of education could start spending taxpayer money on giving guns to teachers? >> it's very real. the law allows for it and the federal education law particularly this grant and this pot of money has no restrictions on purchasing firearms. whereas in other grants that allow for school safety measures, there are express prohibitions on

gabbi schwartz has followed the investigation since thee start.s wha happening? >> reporter: good morning, craig. hocking to say the least. three of those five defendants . have been released from jail, ed their charges dropped because o thesecu prosecution blew an important deaine even thoug the sheriff himself asked the prosecutors about that deadline three days before it lapsed.ed. this as we're now hearing more details about an alleged terror plot. >> it is disturbing to me the rn district at would put this that court in that kind of a situation. >> reporter: seeming at timesr: irritated, the judge said he hd no choice but to fre three of the five defendants after prosecutors failed to hold a a preliminary hearingithinft ten days. cee court noting the district attorney's ofcould have could msquested an extension for extraordinary cirtances but didn't. prosecutors can refile charges charg against thees three who were released. one suspect and his partner remain in custody on chges of child abuse leading to theat dea of a 3-year-old, his body his discovered aft

. >> it's gabby's big day. >> my birthday! ♪ if i could escape >> i love it.o have you with us on wednesday morning. craig in for hoda. the open there is just stacked with fans. wofford, your alma mater. >> it's move-in day in start -- spartanberg, south carolina. >> it's a hot one, too. >> it's going to be a sweltering one down there and around much of the country. >> exactly. that's exactly what we're starting with, the heat. that summer feeling far from over. record temps scorching the northeast. al is over at the weather wall. what's going on. >> by the way, all those folks with craig melvin signs, he's giving them each $10. bring more signs. >> i'll need to borrow some money, al. >> we're looking at 60 million folks under heat advisories, heat warnings from virginia all the way into new england. but have no fear, there is some relief coming. rain and heat ahead of this cold front, drier, cooler air behind it. for today hartford 96, green bay '68, nashville 91, charlotte 92, jacksonville 97 degrees. by thursday we still have the heat here in the east. new

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but they needed to have a long-term agonizing muscle and expertise of the brady campaign and gabby giffords intergroup and every town and so on. it's always going to be a coalition tween people who are alive to the spirit of the moment with people who are embedded in working with community to build democratic power. check out, this is an uprising, a facet book and, of course, i brought with me tom pains rights of man and common sense because these are times that we need thomas paine who was the great radical democratic agitator and revolutionary of the american revolution, who wrote common sense and he wrote the crisis at the time of the american revolution when everything was looking very iffy. people did know which way is going to go. people thought tyranny was inevitable, that democracy really couldn't take coal. we could not build little democratic institutions, and he rallied the country with his essays and with his documents and with the crisis and with common sense picks up everybody should read those that i will leave you some words from thomas paine who said, i'm going to update it