george w. bush went on to win the general election over democrat and vice president al gore in one of the most highly contested in u.s. history. this is just under an hour. [applause] bush: mr. chairman -- mr. chairman -- [applause] bush: thank you, all. [applause] george w. bush: mr. chairman, delegates, and my fellow citizens. i proudly accept your nomination. [applause] george w. bush: thank you for this honor. together, we will renew america's purpose. [applause] george w. bush our founders : first defined that purpose here in philadelphia. ben franklin was here. thomas jefferson. and, of course, george washington -- or, as his friends called him, "george w." [laughter] [applause] george w. bush: i am proud to by my side.eney [applause] george w. bush: he is a man of integrity and sound judgment, who has proven that public service can be noble service. america will be proud to have a leader of such character to succeed al gore as vice president of the united states. [applause] bush: i'm gra

george is partly to blame for this. it is interesting in his accounts if you look up to 1759 he spends a fair amount of money wasting money on cards and billiards. i really want a talented artist to paint washington playing poker or something like that. suddenly it disappears, but martha let's him play a game of pool from time to time but no more cards. 1762, pool disappears and he is playing cards again and i know he was wining to martha saying i want to go out with the guys once in a while and play cards. he has trouble developing a more disciplined lifestyle. when he experiences and witnesses this debt he decides to switch over into wheat to make a long story short. what is the changing over from tobacco to wheat do? it is transformative. it allows washington to produce and sell on his own right. he renovates the mill and makes sure it can produce high quality flower and sold george washington flower in the caribbean. also it allows them to reallocate labor. i will specify, enslaved labor and free labor. he allocates

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george foreman loves being here. not, george foreman killed him, i don't like that. >> boma ye!ye! sucker, you aren't nothing. they understand me. >> we were all for muhammad ali. foreman, we didn't know him. foreman said, why? i'm black. blacker than muhammad ali. why all this bias? yes, muhammad ali, he was lighter. he was a real person. he was genuine. muhammad ali could have been even lighter-skinned than he was. but for us, he was defending the good cause. for africans and the whole world. [burke] hot dog.seen it.covered it. we know a thing or two because we've seen a thing or two. ♪ we are farmers. bum-pa-dum, bum-bum-bum-bum ♪ poallergies?reather. stuffy nose? can't sleep? take that. a breathe right nasal strip instantly opens your nose up to 38% more than allergy medicine alone. shut your mouth and say goodnight, mouthbreathers. breathe right. ato speed up your car insurance search.r ways here's the latest. (fast sound effects) problem is, we haven't figured out how to reverse it. for now, just log on to compare.com... plug in some simple info and get up to 50 free quote

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george was george. two different people. she wanted to do it her way. he wanted it do it his way.s like throwing two rocks in a tumblr and knock each other's edges off. there was friction. where there's friction there's fire sometimes. and somebody gets burnt and that was them. it was like a love/hate relationship, you know? >> i met my husband, i got married in 2003, so i didn't see a lot of stuff that happened. in 2004, my mom met a man that lived down the road from her. kind of started, i guess dating per se, but at that time we didn't know how involved they were. >> george, he was freaking out going, what are you doing? i'm leaving you. leaving him. i guess she got another boyfriend. >> she kind of just really changed her personality. started dressing for herself. probably not clothes that were completely appropriate for a mother at her age. >> she got to a point where my parents were actually going to get a divorce. i remember that. she moved out of the house, and i was devastated. >> when my mom tried to file for divorce, my dad, he did everything he could to try to prevent

george zimmerman is a murderer.ngs, but people who actually want to own this? i don't understand that at all. >> actually, i find george zimmerman more disgusting in this case because i could see how someone would have a weird fetish of wanting to buy it. i mean, for me, it's like could something good come of this? yeah, somebody could buy that gun and either melt it down or use it to, i don't know, raise money for awareness for something else. good could come with it. >> larry: or joking with it. (laughter) >> i don't ever wish death on anyone. >> larry: i do (applause) >> well, i have been thinking about what i'd wish on george zimmerman and my wish is he ends up in the most dangerous women's prison in america. (cheers and applause) (laughter) that's where i want him to end up. women's prison because they will tear him limb from limb. >> because he beats women, also. yeah. that's why we want him to go to a women's prison. >> larry: why is this guy walking around? how can the police justify giving any kind of weapo

plus i got to whup george. got to whup george.gle. >> come on, come on. >> george? is this fight against ali will be the toughest of your career, you think? [ speaking french ] >> could be. could be. i doubt it. >> this is muhammed ali, september 10th, at new york city airport en route to zaire to reclaim the heavyweight title of the world. champ, what would you like to say to the children of the world? >> i would like to tell the children of the world, mainly right here where they speak and understand english, and america, to live a clean life. stay off of dope. it's tearing the country up. also if they want to be like me, i'm getting ready to go whup george foreman. and by the time they see this, i will have beaten him. tell them to quit eating so much candy. i have three rotten teeth and they're bad and i had to have one of them pulled. i can't chew my food like i should. eat natural foods, because we must whip mr. tooth decay. i got one right here and one right here. >> yesterday ali told us he's going to use part of his money

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plus i got to whup george. got to whup george.he jungle. >> come on, come on. >> george? is this fight against ali will be the toughest of your career, you think? >> well the match -- [ speaking french ] >> could be. could be. i doubt it. >> this is muhammed ali, september 10th, at new york city airport en route to zaire to reclaim the heavyweight title of the world. champ, what would you like to say to the children of the world? >> i would like to tell the children of the world, mainly where they speak and understand english in america, to live a clean life. stay off of dope. it's tearing the country up. also if they want to be like me, i'm getting ready to go whup george foreman, by the time they see this, i will have beaten him. tell them to quit eating so much candy. i have three rotten teeth and they're bad and i had to have one of them pulled. i can't chew my food like i should. eat natural foods, because we must whip mr. tooth decay. i got one right here and one right here. >> yesterday ali told us he's going to use part of

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you got george?uth. you tell them. yeah. i just want to know. you got george? >> the time may have come to say good-bye to muhammad ali because, very honestly, i don't think he can beat george foreman. >> you told everybody i don't have a chance. you told them i don't have nothing but a prayer. well, chump, all i need is a prayer because if that prayer reaches the right man, not only will george foreman fall but mountains will fall. >> maybe he can pull off a miracle. but against george foreman, so young, so strong, so fearless, against george foreman who does away with his opponents one after another in less than three rounds? it's hard for me to conjure with that. >> you're always talking about muhammad, you're not the same man you were and i asked your wife, you're not the man you were two years ago. >> after this fight, i suspect ali will retire and through all of the years, my own memories of him will be as a fighter and as the strange and curious and gregarious and engaging and sometimes cruel

. >> i, george walker bush, do solemnly swear. >> george w.ush had a dream, a vision where saddam would fall, the people would rejoice, and iraq would become a stable democracy, a beacon of hope breaking the endless cycle of tyranny and extremism in the middle east. but if you think this is just history, it isn't. many politicians want to send more troops back into iraq and syria, as well. it's the only way to defeat isis, they say, but will another american intervention be more successful than the last one? this time it's crucial that we understand how the iraq war went so terribly wrong. go back to the beginning of the story. it's tempting to ask what if. what if there had been someone who could have warned us what would happen if we invaded iraq? in fact, there was one man who did just that. >> once you got to iraq and took it over and took down saddam hussein's government, then what are you going to put in its place? that's a volatile part of the world and if you take down the central government in iraq, you could easily see pieces of iraq

george? >> and terry, that is also because, istanbul's become such a target for terrorists this year. >> reporter: it really had, george. this is the fourth terrorist attack in istanbul this year. the syrian civil war right next door to turkey, causing turmoil in the country. there are also internal conflicts in that country. until recently, turkey was an island of stability and peace in that region. but george, all of that has changed. >> not anymore. okay, terry moran, thank you very much. >>> no one has claimed responsibility for the airport attack yesterday, but turkey has been targeted by more than one terror group, and there are fears this time i may be isis. abc's chief global affairs correspondent martha raddatz on the tell-tale signs. >> reporter: it is an attack that has all the hallmarks of an isis terror hit. turkey has been plagued by bombings in recent months, from a kurdish anti-government group, the pkk, and most notably, from isis. the pkk mostly targets the police or army. i

george: ever. in 1921.rmers were terrified that rioting would happen or they might be arrested. the first time they sang the love song the creators were at the stage door ready to run in case something violent happened. i read various accounts of people traveling across country not just to see the show because it was successful but to see a love song -- there is nothing ethnically specific about it between two black people. it comes straight out of the operetta. people were transformed by it. charlie rose: was a combination of how good it was and what it was doing to open new doors? and show black talent? george: i think it was all of that. i think it was, one of the things that i said, we need to redefine the conversation. iot was the first time a women's chorus danced. it was the first time syncopation, jazz dance, was on broadway. the song i'm just wild about harry versus give my regards to broadway which is square. it changed the nature of expression. when we talk about showboat being the first musical

host: what did you learn about george washington that you didn't know? >> i though -- think the most amazing thing. the most famous american, he decides to go out west for two weeks by himself. there is an indian guide with him. after a while he sends the guide off. here is washington riding along and when he would see a settler's cabin he would knock on the door and ask if he could spend the night. imagine you are a settler, nobody near you, knock on door, here's george washington, who is physically huge for his time. you know who he is. and he says, you mind if i spend the night? that level of relaxed and curious and comfortable. host: if he came back and sapp the system today, would he be happy, do you think? >> i think he would urge on both trump and sanders. it's the jefferson rule. every generation or so you need a revolution. i think all the foundings fathers would look at the current mess, the arrogance of our judges, our bureaucrats, the corruption of our system and they would say, clean it out. host: how often do you talk to donald trump? >> 0

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george: it was so dam big. it is a monstrous show.need for him to be disappearing into the show. starting at the end of june or july he will be disappearing into the show. the show is brilliantly designed. the first act celebrates the magic and wonder of creativity and then asked to is really about the consequences of success. the consequences of history. one critic of the time actively buried shuffle along. creation,t the joy of back to his about this dynamic that affects all of us. will we be remembered for the best of what we did? shuffle alongjohn were not remembered for what they did. they were lost to history. come see shuffle along and you will be healed. i want to be remembered as someone who told stories that empowered people. i want to be remembered as allowed people to face another day doing the best work that they could do becoming the best version of themselves. charlie rose: you are too young to think about being remembered. you never know. my guess is that you're a dancer. a proud cap dancer. tap dancer. glover: yes i a

george foreman is with us. he joins us from his home in texas. george, we thank you very much.o see you this morning. >> good morning, and thank you. >> did it feel like a rumble in the jungle to you? i've heard you say it's hard to fight somebody that you admired and loved. >> yeah. it was like i was mugged in the jungle. went there with two title belts. i came home with none. muhammad ali was as smart as charlie rose and as pretty as gayle king. >> you charmer, you. what was it like to be hit by muhammad ali? i heard he said, george, is that all you got? what was it like to get a punch from muhammad ali? what did that do to you? >> it was strange. i thought i'd knock him out in one or two rounds, but about the third round, i hit him. he fell on me, i thought that's it. he started screaming, "that's all you got, george? show me something!" i knew then i was in the wrong place at the wrong time. >> did the trash talk get to you? what was the line you said, norah? >> he told david frost, "if you think the world was surprised when nixon resigned, wait until i whip foreman's behin

president george w. bush, after the epic tragedy of 9/11, made it clear that those responsible would be held accountable, but he warned america not to hold all muslims responsible for the radical views of a few. after orlando, the worst mass shooting in our nation's history, president obama condemned this act of hate and terror and promised to dedicate every resource to investigate and hold accountable those responsible for this tragedy. contrast this bipartisan leadership with donald trump. trump, the man who would be the republican president, in the wake of the orlando tragedy congratulated himself for his bigotry toward muslims and wasted no time blaming president obama for the deaths. the questions facing republican leaders again this week is whether they will ignore the fact that their candidate for the presidency is totally unsuited to lead this nation. his emotional rants, his serial insults, his bizarre conspiracy theories and his divisive singling out enemies to be loathed and feared distinguish

george and robin. >> a lot coming.s very much. >>> now to that breaking news overnight those violent clashes at donald trump's rally in california. you see the protesters attacked trump supporters just after trump spoke and abc's tom llamas was there. he's on the scene now in san jose, good morning, tom. >> reporter: george, this was one of the most violent scenes i have ever witnessed at a trump rally. at one point it seemed like the police had lost complete control. people were getting beat up right in front of them. these were not clashes. they were pure attacks. trump supporters, men, women, even the elderly left this building and walked right into danger. overnight, all-out brawls outside the trump rally in san jose, california. trump supporters harassed, beaten and bloodied by mobs of protesters. >> they were like spitting on me and stuff. >> reporter: this man says he was sucker punched. his clothes torn off his back. >> seven more people just come and started punching me, tore my lip pretty bad. >> reporter: th

and i have george foreman with me on the line right now. >> no kidding. >> george, as you listen to tim, you describe your sentiment and your love of muhammad ali. at the same time, you all had that kind of joking kind of relationship about how he pummelled you in that rumble in the jungle in zaire. pick up from that thought that you just heard from tim and your sentiment about muhammad ali on this day. >> well, differently from tim remember, i got hit and knocked out so i can hardly remember anything. i know i went to africa, i had beaten joe frazier pretty easily, ken norton, all the people who had beaten muhammad ali, so i thought this would be the easiest $5 million i was going to pick up. got into the ring muhammad, beat him up for the first three round and i knew i was going to knock him out. i hit him hard in the third round and he looked at me as if to say i'm not going to take this! and he said no way he's going to slug it out with me and i whaled on him. then the bell rang and he looked at me as if to say i made it! and i thought oh, my god, he made it and i knew i was in trou

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george: the fire is inflation. tom: do you see it there? george: no. idea instability is out there, that is the fire over the horizon. we are killing it. george: we are definitely going into the lyrics for sure. i think with negative rates there is concerns about how banks will make money in the future. there is concern in the financial system about how we reach the limits of central-bank policy. the efficacy has been questioned throughout this first year of negative rates. it is not natural. every bank wants to grow and not shrink their rates of growth, and i think we will look back and realize this is an anomaly and not the norm. until we get inflation and proper growth, we will be kind of stuck. francine: tom, do you have any way you can trump george? tom: i want you to put the sign up because here comes the sun -- the sun up because here comes the sun. a very important brexit endorsement. there is the sun, and another one from the telegraph that gets global wall street's attention. how about the fed decides? we will do that tomorrow, scarlet fu lea

prince george's county and d.c.group a gang and say that they are familiar with them. >>> this morning, we're learning more about how a giant fire started in manassas. we're also hearing from one of the folks who rushed to save himself as well as his family. vep investigators say it started when someone tried to put out a cigarette in a pot with dried soil. the soil started to smolder and the complex caught fire. right now, thankful for his friends' support. >> overwhelmed by the generosity, the love and the caring that they're giving me. ♪ >> the reason we're showing you this video is because cardenas is the redskins bandleader. his home was gutted. one of 40 people the red cross is providing temporary housing for. >>> it is one of the biggest drug busts in frederick county maryland's history. besides the mass amount of her yin, çfentanyl, cocaine and otr pills, there were guns, cars and cash. nine people are facing charges. still looking for one more person. police say the bust is the result of an investigation s

george? >> yeah, uncharacteristic silence. mary, thank you. >>> we're going to move on now to west virginia. an anxious day there, after more rain and fears of new flooding. the historic rain put so much pressure on the summersville dam that a controlled release was set in motion. abc's eva pilgrim is there tonight. >> reporter: tonight, more heavy rain putting already devastated communities in west virginia on edge. the fear that scenes like these could return. >> that will put it out. >> reporter: this as residents still try to come to grips with the scope of the devastation. thousands of homes now uninhabitable. >> these are peoples lives back here that just have been ruined within a day. >> reporter: dozens of roads impassable. >> in some areas, roads completely washed out, bridges washed out. >> reporter: others lined with debris. these national guard troops, from rhode island, helping clean up. volunteers helping restore these church pews amid the destruction. so many tales of heroism,

the cumulative effect and add to that george osborne's words an hour ago.hings have calmed down here in asia. take a look at the numbers. the one that stands out, obviously, is japan. the nikkei finishing up by 2.4%. the nikkei took an absolute belting on friday down 8%. a lot of this was, in fact, due to the fact that the yen was soaring ahead because a lot of players, a lot of investors were putting money into the yen which is considered a safe haven in terms of turmoil. the yen going up is bad news for companies in japan, particularly the exporters because their goods are more expensive. the stock market took a big hit on friday. now we have the japanese prime minister talking to the bank of japan and the public statements are we're watching the yen closely. we are prepared to intervene to keep the strength of the yen becoming too unbearable, and that settled the markets down as you see the nikkei up about 2.4% as well. just on george osborne, the hong kong markets still open when he made his little speech. and it has turned around. it's about flat now,

why george washington? mr.ingrich: she had been doing ellis the elephant for four to eight-year-olds, teaching american history, and one morning, she went to set up the discussion of american history, jesse waters up, and he was asking about key figures, and he sees a lady and says who is george washington? ae looks at him blankly for second and says, i think he was a president. didn't he come right after lincoln? i saidwe were leaving, we have to do a film about washington. he is so central, and a generation of americans are so lacking in knowledge that we have to find a way to bridge the gap. : in one sense, something you learned about george washington that you did not know. mr. gingrich: he wins the revolutionary war. he goes back home. he is the most famous man in america, and he decides for two weeks, he is going to go out west on you, and as an indian guide, he sends his guys off, and here is washington, riding along, and when he would see a settlor's cabin, he would not on the door and ask if he could s

george magnus. stay with us.ere are so many yields all in further, lower, and into negative territory. we will also speak with the swiss national bank president, thomas jordan. what it feels like, what he can do to move swisse. is it. german and? -- is it. intervention? ♪ .om: guy johnson is in zurich he will speak with thomas jordan. if he adapts and adjusts to he directly addresses the brexit and makes very clear negatives part of rights. he is supportive of the philosophical negative rate debate. later this hour, thomas jordan with guy johnson. let's go to our business flash. the u.s. government has been given another week to work out a settlement in the cheating case. a federal judge delayed a filing deadline citing what he called the highly technical nature of the matter. billion toarked $10 resolve civil claims in the u.s. the scandal might still be hurting vw shares. the market share fell the most last month since december, below 24% in may. while european auto sales rose 10%, the vw rate was half of that.

george george wilhelmself is the reason.ink there is a felt attitude that people in washington and some in really conservative circles have been looking down on the grass roots and the grass roots don't appreciate it. >> yeah. mitch mcconnell is one of those crew. you know, he is a guy that has and when kate's law came up he couldn't care less. wait a minute, we care. we. i think the elite republican machine doesn't connect with the grass root. >> i think your point about connect something right. i would say as a substantive matter though, bill. the idea that the republicans in washington have rolled over president obama, which is very widely held view is simply not correct. if you go back and i hesitate to assign anybody this painful chore. but if you go back and read through the obama state of the union addresses, that came after the republicans got control of the house, you will find embedded in them a long list of policy prescriptions and ideas and proposed legislation, none of which has gone anywhere and you have never

prince george and princess charlotte are the priority.parents on their toes running around. little sister charlotte just taking her first steps. >> the kids are raising charlotte and george in extraordinary circumstances. but as ordinary little children is no easy feat. >> reporter: like father, like son. we're now learning that prince georging is being introduced to the family pasttime. it's only a matter of time before george hits the polo pitch like his daddy and uncle harry. >> he enjoyed his pony ride just after his second birthday. that delights william because he was on a horse from a young age. >> reporter: while george has been attending the local montessori school three days a week, william and kate are searching for his next school, likely in london. >> george will probably follow william to weather beal prep school. it's a very good school and where they were very happy. >> reporter: making sure that the kids can have a normal childhood away from the spotlight slowly introducing george and charlotte to their royal life mead. >

alix: george, what about undecideds?ust to be clear, we are really talking at the margins. this is not likely to be the deciding factor in the election. joe: what every vote is going to count, right? a lot of money on pound options -- [laughter] george: every vote is going to count. you are talking so many different variables. like you said, old people you would think would be more likely to remain unknown, or s young, spry folks would get to the polls easily -- more likely to remain at home, whereas young, spry folks would get to the polls easily. it is really have to say. is iflance of the risk weather is bad, it is going to be slightly worse for the remain camp because of the geography and demography of the vote. how much worse is a really open question. scarlet: jacob, could you be more specific with the weather forecast? jacob: london and far southeastern england are the only regions where we really think we will see enough rain that could tamper turnout. there can be scattered showers in other parts of the united k

it happened south of stratford lane and close to george washington mt. vernon home. latest information we have is one person has died, two have life-threatening injuries and four others have serious injuries. all the lanes of the parkway remain close at this time and we have a crew heading to the scene and hope to have a live report tonight at 7:00. >>> coming up at 6:00 a man who pledged his allegiance to isis killed to paris police officers. >>> the dnc >>> the last democratic presidential primary taking place in the nation's capital today and a more closely watched races for ward 7 council seat for former mayor vincent gray attempting a comeback. challenging incumbent event alexander of former protigi and dc democrats voting for ward 4 and pulls in the city close at 8 pm tonight. there are also congressional primaries in virginia. for a voter's guide to the races download a free wusa9 app. was hacked by the russian government and the hackers got access to the committee's research on donald trump. dnc says it appears the hackers had access to the computer network f

we are live tonight in orlando, florida, i'm george spencer, nbc 10 news. >> george, thank you. >>> in hours after the orlando shooting, facebook activated its safety check feature. it helps people find out whether friends and loved ones near the scene of a crisis have tagged themselves as safe. it's the first incident in the u.s. that facebook has activated safety check. hundreds of donors lined at an orlando blood bank. officials say they received such an overwhelming response that they are asking blood donors to come back over the next several days. the red cross of eastern pennsylvania is sending a small number of blood products to support florida hospitals that are caring for shooting victims. >> i felt if i could help out in any way that i could, then i would. my boyfriend came with me. >> officials have made a call for people with o negative, o positive and ab blood types to donate. in the wake of the massacre in orlando, u.s. senator bob casey plans to meet with lgbt leaders in pittsburgh to talk about ways to prevent similar attacks in the future. the senator will start by unv

george. the music.rs. >> rose: how different is it from 1921. >> we're not telling the original story of "shuffle along" itself. george allowed us to become more familiar with the players and actors involved in the show. we touched on the show a little bit but it's mainly my opinion, about the actors and who evolves in the show and their contributions. the dance, again thanks to george, the dance is a part of the story. use tap dancing to tell the story and promote everything that's going on, so it's different in that way. >> rose: and your role? my role is or was to choreograph the show, which i did, thanks to george, and you know, like you said, there were very little to pull from, very little visuals from the show. so the research that we did, i grew up as a tap dancer just always watching old footage anyway, but george introduced even new footage, footages that i hadn't seen or wasn't aware of, and it was just a matter of, for me, pulling some of these visuals and just lending my energy towards it.

amy in george?rom people around the world to stand up against this kind of hate and this violence. >> that's right, the #orlandounited is such a powerful one. so many people coming together. seeing those long lines at the blood drives was so powerful. people just wanting to help. we know the gofundme page soaring over $1 million. people from around the world, those donations pouring in, they're now hoping to get $2 million for the victims of the tragedy yesterday. certainly, that number will continue to rise. >> we hope it continues. we'll be back. >>> coming up in the next hour, we'll have the latest from orlando. our team on the ground has a lot of new details. we'll talk about how you can talk to your family when something like this happens. every ingredient is the main ingredient. the new green goddess cobb with avocado, bacon, freshly made dressing, tomato... and chicken. at panera. food as it should be. i'm in vests and as a vested investor in vests, i invest with e*trade, where investors can

his name is george bison. george for the station there. >> same name as you. >> yes. >> and bison for their softball team so george bison. >> my guy. let's go back to ginger. a lot of heat out in the west. >> big-time heat. excessive heat watches and warnings but look at this out >> we've got a nice summer-like day ahead. it's going to be warm. let's go outside. we are noticing a bit of cloud cover as we look live above the center city skyline. you're still seeing plenty of blue and we'll sea bright sunshine mixing with the clouds today. let's check your forecast. it's 69 right now. headed up to 86. so it's nice and still warm today despite a fair amount of clouds we stay dry. tomorrow sunshine fades behind clouds still stays dry during the day. a high of 80 degrees but a chance for a shower thursday night. friday lots of clouds, a couple showers around. estranged wife, amber heard. the injuries she's accusing depp of causing. >>> and those hero women stepping in to save a stranger saying they saw her date put