no it was funny what happened to george no no actually like george do you have a guilty pleasure i do i love popcorn but it's not really a guilty pleasure but i just eat it all the time what are you afraid of i'm afraid of people not getting on the same boat with the way i think. which are to success combat zones you. larry that's a long list that can even go into the. pub favorite summers top time carole king birch america rack you see her show in new york and i have not seen this beautiful it's called beautiful. burt bacharach. i love this girl bat for lashes see. and do other person i don't know john in bed what's on your bucket list i don't have one if you weren't a musician what would you be i'd be great at anything i did you stand there on a desert island what three things do you have with you you probably need anything now i would say ira i would say sarah say i can't take sarah without the whole family. on guitar and a good attitude what are you most proud of. right now i live on the moment right now at this moment as my must cross moment this piece of adv

>> we never get tired of george. >> no. he's a cutie. >> he's a cutty. >> a nice day to be outside walking. >> sure was. what else is going on out there? >>> not bad. very sticky. noticeably more humid today. tomorrow just a tough day to be outdoors. a very uncomfortable day. we haven't seen many 90-degree days this month. or this summer. and i think this one will be a little bit of a shock to the system. the good news is, this heat stretch won't last all long. take lock outside. it is a very muggy night. am hazy down the shore in ocean city, cape may county the boards still quite busy and there will be some areas of fog developing especially down the shore and our delaware beaches so please be aware of that. on storm scan3, we're seeing some cloud cover, not a lot. just yet. but it will increase with all of the moisture in the atmosphere. some hazy sunshine expected for your wednesday. right now, still warm in philadelphia. 76. 77 in allentown. 72 in the poconos. down the shore temperatures a little bit more comfortable in

munich problem in one thousand thirty eight we probably wouldn't even had nazi germany go ahead george. no i agree with you. and i and i agree largely would i haven't said i think that when america got into that war in one nine hundred seventeen it ensured an allied victory whereas if america hadn't got everything when the most likely outcome of the war would have been a draw on the western front and the german victory over russia in on the eastern front but that defeat of germany and then the agreements that followed. led to the extraordinary anger and resentment on the part of the germans that they had been singled out for blame for world war one that they had been unnecessarily polish and that of course fed into the rise of naziism because although. germans did not necessarily sympathize with hitler they did sympathize with hitler's agenda so i think that there's no question here well the out of a world war one was world war two. the one thing that i would say is that i would be very careful about then deciding. too about overturning the agreements that followed. world war while and i t

playmate, the family dog. >> there is clearly some sort of, you know, affinity between prince george and lupo. >> noorn, prince george was ready to make his first official visit, just like his father william had done three decades earlier. march 1983, the prince and princess of wales toured australia and new zealand. william was the first heir to be brought along on a trip at such a young age. >> it was a huge deal that diana took william. and she made it very clear she was not going without him. >> not even his father, prince charles, was allowed to travel with his mother, queen elizabeth, when he was a young boy. >> she and prince philip embarked on a six-month tour of the commonwealth. >> six months? >> six months. so i'm sure for the queen it was very difficult to leave her children behind. >> but william would not be left behind. the trip was the first time the world really saw them as a family. >> and it was the first time that the public got to see prince william crawl. >> in the end, it was one of the very few times william was seen during that trip. william and kate would do things very dif

. >> she related to george? >> nouck. >> with a p. >> when you watch videos on youtube, thumbs-up, thumbs down function to say if you love it or hate t well, took a look test most dis likes youtube videos in the world. the ones that had the most thumbs down, shear number five. >> more than 427 views, more than 1,051,000 thumbs down. so gross. >> that's the problem. >> is she growing up? is she starting to grow up? >> been in the news for couple every months. >> that's what i'm thinking, hasn't been in the news. maybe starting to grow up? >> i actually when i heard the song on the radio, it is casino of catchy, right? >> and before i had seen the video, i saw the video and felt dirty listening to the song, so creep. >> i what are the puppets on stage, the dancing bears? >> white outfits turn me off, then like the cutting, the hands, and like the skeleton, the skull? >> if you're going to chew gum, leave in your mouth, you know what i mean? >> let's see. >> ♪ >> who can forget gang up style. more than dislikes, but also

no. george h.w.? no.t was bill clinton, did it with a unanimous congress and this is what he said, the government, bill clinton, the government should be held to a very high level of proof before it interferes with someone's freedom to exercise their religion. lou: that sounds like the kind of care that is represented by obamacare in all regards. the individual mandate, the business mandate, the contraception mandate. >> without playing politics, i'm not being political, i'm being legal. lou: never. >> legally speaking, obama's got his butt kicked by the supreme court over the last two years, he really, really has. lou: would you not expect the guy who at least, some people say is a professor in constitutional law, he was a lecturer, he's a part-time guy. the fact is wouldn't you have expected him to know at least the limits. >> yes, the answer to your question is yes, i will tell you the only time on the fox news channel and the fox business channel i ever criticize the president of the united states is

he talks about her to george steph no lus. >> she wasn't a particularly vice presidential candidate.worse candidate of who ought to be impeached and why. >>> she's hitting the road for democratic candidates. warren already made her way through ohio, minnesota, oregon and more. this week she's planning to hit west virginia and michigan. >>> sergeant bow bergdahl could be returning to life as regular army soldier as early as today. after six weeks of therapy and counselling with he's expected to take up the position at army north headquarters in houston. he spent five years in taliban captivity. >>> today the house committee on veteran affairs will hold a lot hearing on the va scandal. they are struggling to compensate those wounded or injured during military service. >>> new jersey senator cory booker on a mission. trying to take a selfie with each one of his fellow senators. he's got ten so far on instagram. 89 more to go. he's pretty popular on social media. he has the most twitter followers with nearly 1.5 million. >>> and colorado governor john hickenlooper says president obama is

here's abc's linsey davis. >> reporter: george clooney is no stranger to life in the spotlight, promotingvies on the red carpet, and calling attention to humanitarian causes. today clooney drew a line in a usa today op-ed, writing that a laughable tabloid had entered into the arena of inciting violence when the daily mail published this article about his fiance, amal alamuddin. the article claimed that his soon to be mother-in-law not only opposed her engagement on religion grounds but she didn't think clooney was good enough for her. the gravity star slammed the daily mail for publishing the story clooney says on top of being completely fabricated put his family and friends in harm's way. clooney writes, the irresponsibility in this day and age to exploit religious differences where none exists is at the very least negligent and more appropriately dangerous. today a very rare apology. in an e-mail to abc news, a mail online spokesman said the story, now removed was supplied in good faith by a reputable journalist. however, we accept mr. clooney assurance that the story is inaccurate and

. >> there but for george washington, there is no america. >> that's my feeling. i think he's the greatest president we've ever had. i think he's the greatest american of all because, if it weren't for him, as you just said, there would be, in my view, be no united states of america, and he did it all right, particularly when he became president. he set the example, just as he was setting the example as the general, as the commander-in-chief in the very dark days of the revolution. >> charlie: david mccullough for the hour, next. funding for charlie rose is provided by the following: >> there's a saying around here: you stand behind what you say. around here, we don't make excuses, we make commitments. and when you can't live up to them, you own up and make it right. some people think the kind of accountability that thrives on so many streets in this country has gone missing in the places where it's needed most. but i know you'll still find it, when you know where to look. >> rose: additional funding provided by: >> and by bloomberg. a provider of multimedia news

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george's. >> reporter: the only no vote was mary lehman of hyattsville who just doesn't like gambling as an economic develop strategy. prince george's county is expected to get $45 million a year in additional tax revenue from this project. that is an attractive payday that trumped concerns about traffic for now. at national harbor, scott broom, wusa9. >> the project is due to open july of 2016. at least 50% of the 4,000 workers are required to be from prince george's county. >>> only five days until the silver line opens. metro is currently conducting those simulated realtime service trains with no customers this week to get the employees familiar with the new silver line. it's going smoothly, the trains arriving on schedule. the silver line opens for business to everyone saturday morning at 10 a.m. >> i think it's awesome because basically coming to work will be a lot easier and less commute time. >> reporter: where are you going to park? >> i'm close enough to walk from my house. it's literally 2 blocks. >> there really isn't a lot of walking parameters in fie son. you really have to drive and --

they do not say it right away, although some are writing, like -- >> another aid to george washington. >> who knew noe of the andtary when he joined up, when he was made a general at the age of 43 -- who knew no more of the military than what he had read in books. but we have to remember that was the age they felt if you want to learn how to do something or know something was a close study of books, urges the whole idea of the enlightenment. they all had about the would say of what we a fifth grade education. >> everything i know about this is because of your book. these guys are new englanders. george washington is a very patrician virginian. >> and arguably dislikes new englanders. he looks down on them. he thinks they are dirty and unruly. they have this unfortunate idea they would like to decide things for themselves, which you cannot have an army. he overcomes that bias, which is a real inner struggle. he has to, because it is all he has got, a new england army. he has some people from the middle colonies that join. age 43.kes a man that >> had never commanded an army in battle before in his lif

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also milling around the room is a george washington reenactor no doubt wondering what is going on. around 150 employees from a number of different wawas are here and build is on. they're making 17,000 italian short tea hoagies, 10,000 pounds of ingredients were carted in, piles of cold cuts lettuce tomato the rest of the fixings all for wawa hoagie day t the first 5,000 going hoagies will be given to philadbundance and distribute d to community shelters around the delaware valley. the rest will be served free on independence mall. while you're in the area come check outer the national constitution center, admission is free today courtesy of wawa for wawa hoagie day so you can see a lot of busy hands at work here. they've been doing dances and stretches and the hoagie pogey not to be can't fused with the hokey pokey. lots of excited people. some are very caffeinated. they are ready to get going. lie from the national constitution center, contactee katherine scott channel 6 "action news." >> looks like fun. thank you, katherine, appreciate that. >> you do the hoagie pogey and turn yo

we're going to end with another live picture as you head over here on the beltway in prince george's county. no issues to report eastern stretch of 495. and this half-hour, we're saving you money on gas in stafford, virginia. according to aaa's fuel finder, the most expensive gallon of regular unleaded is $3.99. that's at the stafford sunoco on courthouse road. but the fast mart on jefferson davis highway is selling regular unloaded for $3.41 a gallon. >>> 6:41. time to answer our question of the morning. about 42 % of u.s. homes have one of these but really passionate house polds have two. what are they? is it a, bibles, b, barbecue grills or c, american flags? >> facebook friend susan clark says b. one large and one smaller, one gas and one charcoal and she's right. i didn't realize that. the ant is b, barbecue grill. looks like i better go get two we love this kitchen! what's next? great! do you have measurements? yeah, i paced it off. it's about twenty by twelve of these. so, we can measure, plan and install it for you. yea, let's do that! ikea. professional kitchen services at a low price.

no. >> it was bush. >> george bush. >> which one?s terrible. >> it was warm out there. might have been the sun. >> the best answer was, the cold war because it is cold in russia. >> right. >> makes sense to me. >> my favorite, who do we play in world war ii? the south. >> in germany, there were u.s. troops. >>> people always say that you go out and spotlight the dumbest people you can find. >> come on, i want out and looked for girls who were attra attractive. looks for guy that were drinking. typical guy at the beach. >> but they weren't intoxicated. >> no, i got there at 11:00. people weren't drinking much yet. but these were average college kid. >> this could have been ten minutes long. we have much more where this came from. >> was anybody smart? >> one the girls was four for five. she was -- >> in the green bathing suit. >> yes. we ding, ding, dinged her a lot. there were brothers that were 0 for 5. they were in trouble. >> next time, ask where they went to college or high school. >> some told me where they went to college. i do

you know, i would look and see that george stevens made no hollywood movies between 1943 and 1948 or wilder between '42 and '47. i want made me curious. >> frank capra best known for "mr. smith goes to washington" and also "it's a wonderful life." my question is why did george marshal go to directors like frank capra and not that have military produce them? >> it's a really interesting counter intuitive moment. i mean marshal didn't have the military produce them because he knew and most of the war department top brass knew that military movies had been terrible. many of them were in use since the late 1920s and they were just really clumsly made. but there's still a question why marshal didn't turn to the makers of news reels, nonfiction films to document the entire war effort and instead looked to hollywood and creators of fiction. and i think it's because marshal really understood the power of narrative film. he had seen its effect during the great depression when, you know, i think movies were shown often on the sides of trucks to people in the wpa. he understood movies could rea

no, no -- >> it was george bush. >> which one? is terrible. >> it's warm out there. it might have been the sun. >> it got their brain cells. >> why they call it a cold war. because it's cold in russia. >> who did we fight in world war ii? the south. >> in germany, there were u.s. troops. people say you go out and spotlight the dumbest people you can find. >> come on, i went out and looked for girl who is were attractive and guys who were drinking. the average, typical guy at the beach. >> they weren't intoxicated, right? >> i got there at 11:00. people hadn't been drinking that long. they are normal, average college kids. >> we don't edit out the right answer, right? >> this could have been ten minutes long. >> was anybody smart? >> one of the girls was 4 for 5. >> the one in the green bathing suit. >> we ding, ding, dinged her a lot. the girl with the thong was 1 for 5. the brothers were 0 for 5. they were in trouble. >> next time, ask them where they went to college. or high school. >> some told me. maryland. >> it is brutal out

no stopping you. period. . >>> george clooney. george clooney. oscar winner. no stranger to the tabloids.to some of the things printed about him in the press until now. this is why this is making news here. the actor has lashed out against the daily mail over -- in the uk. in fact, he was so furious, he penned this letter published in "usa today," where he blasted the tabloid for falsely reporting a story about his fiancee, human rights lawyer, and her mother. here's a photo of her on facebook. this is the mother here. the report claims the matriarch doesn't want george clooney to mary her daughter on religious grounds. clooney was livid. but not because of what the article said. it's because of the story's potential impact. here's just a bit from this letter. i'm, of course, used to the daily mail making up stories, they do it several times a week, and i don't care. but this lie involves larger issues. the irresponsibility in this day and age to exploit religious differences where none exist is at the very least negligent, and more appropriately, dangerous. we have family all over the wo

in popular culture and public policy stood at the center of debates about the had no future of the united states and george bent worried that native americans had no voice in these conversations. he begannn relatting tribal history to george bird granelle. also to james mooney, a renowned t smithsonian ephnographer and to george hyde a relatively obscure historian and obscure enough i have no picture of him. i apologize for that. i 'm keeping him obscure.de omp tigs between historians. in 1906, george bent and george hyde published together six articles in a magazine called s the frontier. in those articles, they debunked john shivington's story of sand tec creek. although bent acknowledged as shivington charged in 1865 that he bent had fought with the confederacy, he served in ta sterling crisis first missouri cavalry andn i mocked the men in colorado who talked about rebel plots to ally with the region's indians, end quote. the comanches he noted were foes of texas and the arapahos and shy queencheyennes had no incentive to fight with the south. turning to the massacre, bent relayed details of the betray

no. it was g.w.? >> it was bush. >> it was george bush. >> which one?> w. >> i feel stupid. >> this is terrible. >> it was warm out there. it might have been the sun? do you think? >> affecting the brain cells a little bit. >> the best answer why the cold war? because it's cold in russia. makes sense to me. >> that's right. my favorite, who did we fight in world war ii? >> the south. >> well, in southern germany there were u.s. troops. now, people always say that you go out and spotlight the dumbest people you can find. >> no, come on. i went out and i looked for girls who were attractive, looked for guys who were dinking. >> drinking. >> your average typical guy at the beach. >> they weren't intoxicated. >> i got there at 11:00. so people hadn't been drinking that long. but people are normal average college kids. >> okay. what i want to tell you, we don't edit out the right answers, right? >> bill, this could have been ten minutes long. we have much more where this came from. >> was anybody smart? >> one of the girls was four for five. okay. >> the one

no delays out of the mcarthur maze. oh, you know what? my little -- my switcher. it's not working. >> george, you have no traffic. know that george is unprepared for this. he knows everything. how many people signed the decoration of independence on july 4th? >> 28. >> no, just 2. i'm going to give you one more. hold on. which president was born on the fourth of july? >> not yankee doodle dandy. i know a number of presidents died. adams, john quincy, thomas jefferson died on the fourth of july, and -- no, that's as good as i can get. i know there were but i don't know the names. >> it was john adams, thomas jefferson and james monroe. you can study up. there's more to come. 7:21 is the time right now. happy fourth to you. let's look at the freeway since george didn't do any traffic and there's none to do as you can see there. looking good in san francisco. safeway understands you got to make every dollar count these days. that's why they have lots of ways for you to save. real big club card deals, the safeway app and gas rewards. celebrate the fourth with envy apples, just $1.99 a pound. rancher's reserve tri tip

no problem. i got the george foreman grill. of you working out. >> yeah. >> jimmy: i mean look at this. wait. >> yeah. yeah, no it was ridiculous. >> jimmy: i mean that is insane and also insane is the little toes sneakers you have on. [ laughter ] they don't seem safe to me. why would you -- are those your workout shoes? >> when i'm doing dead lifts. >> jimmy: yeah. >> so i don't slip on the floor, the whole thing. but yeah. >> jimmy: there's no -- >> you need a safe shoe when you're dead lifting like that. if it lands you on you're not walking again. >> jimmy: your look how skinny your legs are too. >> yeah right. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: i mean look again. i don't think you're looking close enough. look how skinny your legs are. it's amazing when you lift that much weight. [ applause ] >> you have no idea. all my mates at home are laughing so -- they call me sticks. they really did. >> jimmy: in real life? >> yeah. no in real life for about 12 years. sticks. >> jimmy: really? they don't even -- skinny legs. yeah but it's good.

. >> reporter: george clooney is no stranger to life in the spotlight.romoting movies on the red carpet and calling attention to humanitarian causes. but clooney drew a line in a "usa today" op-ed writing a laughable tabloid entered into the arena of inciting violence. when "the daily mail" a british tabloid, published this article about his fiancee. a very glamorous and high-powered international lawyer and her family. the article claimed that his soon-to-be mother-in-law not only to posed his engagement to her daughter on religious grounds but also that she didn't think clooney was good enough for her. the star slammed "the daily mail" for publishing the story clooney says is on top of being completely fabricated putting his family and friends in harm's way. clooney says he respects the right to freedom of speech but writes, the irresponsibility in this day and age to exploit religious differences where none exist is negligent. and a rare apology. the mail online statement said -- >>> and while they say they plan to reach out to clooney to set the reco

george's county. >> but she was the only no vote s the county council gave its final blessing to the project. the actual building permits will soon.sued .g.m.'s president promises the politicians will not regret it. >> 3,600 jobs it goes on and on. the economic impact.

interview all everything we've said up until now global banks crash is coming again there was no reform georgeosborne just doubled the debt he didn't do jack ok and it's all tied to these derivatives global the rest is hiding it's just about hiding losses talk about that well. in theory true it says are entirely legitimate things you. have used to resist for centuries it's the way you just mentally hedge risk but according to michael dempster many many of the. as many regulates as when they're off the record drew says are increasingly used in order to obfuscate to create a lack of clarity across bank balance sheets about for every every every dollar of oil that trades in the physical oil market there is sixty thousand dollars show where the derivatives trade just goes painting the price of oil that's not for oil producer head i think that's rank speculation on an enormous scale i don't think anybody serious would disagree if they're being honest that of course an awful lot of what happens in the financial services industry has very little to do with actually providing services financial servic

george w. bush there's no joy in seeing there's did he disappear from his national going obligations that's a fact those things are true to our story was true we caught him only you can argue in preference to him that the process was not pristine but i've got a call when i come back to i'm not walking to logan's use and i'm not walking sixty minutes use i'm no longer at c.b.s. on that they've got a lot to deal with this and i don't want to add to their problems you asked me the difference between that situation in which they have acknowledged that they had a problem witness all across told me near the end of his life that he was disappointed yes he got it in a raw deal and you certainly felt when they did the fiftieth anniversary of j.f.k.'s death and tend to airbrush you out when you reported from dallas so many reporters on that scene in that area and you feel like you're finally you know what i like you any do you want to start of the grass is a great day and i said you have this work and i love it and all of that happens leaders of the detail and i do think that. we need to see when it comes t

george w. bush. >> letter a. >> no. >> cd. >> the correct -- >> hope you want a little gospel music. >> good day fororge w. bush. a show entitled "you're welcome america a final night with george w. bush" he did after obama won. >> his impersonation is genius. >> and he kept it going for a full length one-man show. which was pretty impressive. >> kathie lee, over to you. >> missouri. >> yes. that's weird. okay. what instrument did will farrell play during the behind the music sketch on "saturday night live" in 2000. piano, tuba, xylophone, or cow bell. >> i'm going to say tuba. >> a cd. >> this is the most she's ever gotten rid of ever. the correct answer d, cow bell. >> got to have more cow bell, baby. this was a fantastic sketch. >> called "don't fear the reaper." >> all right. go over to kathie lee for another. >> all right. in the past week which costar of will farrell not only celebrated her birthday but received two emmy nomination, zooey deschanel, jane lynch, cheri oteri or kristen wiig. >> i'm going to go with kristen wiig. >> klg, her best day ever. >> the correct answer jane lynch from "t

george. >> there is no question that this is a delicate situation. and if the cease fire holds, doctors will have a moment to finally breathe. and tend to some of the thousands that have been wounded. across gaza, hospitals are overwhelmed with casualties. karl penhaul visited an emergency room. we want to warn you, some viewers may find the images in this story disturbing. >> reporter: dead on an rival. the horror, civilians and medics at breaking point. >> feel exhausted. we feel depressed. >> no time to rest. it's a scramble to rescue survivors. surgeons told us not to film this casualty. a hint perhaps he was a militant fighter. but most on the operating table at south gaza's european hospital are clearly noncombatants. >> their patient is a 23-year-old female. they showed me on the x-rays she has a basic fracture on her leg. they say that was caused by a rocket blast. the surgeons focus. the blink of a patient's eye. the beep a vital sign. dr. hassan is sick of it. sick he tells me of stitching bodies mutilated by shrapnel. sick of war. ? in the

. >> i can't george bland a. no. i can't think of any one fight di receiver here.g football. >> we want to plug this the you are playing at candlestick park saturday night. >> 7:00 p.m. joe montana versus dan marino all star. 40,000 tickets already sold. >> and you have all been working out and off practice. >> not at all. a practice for the whole thing. that will be it. i talked to several players and said have you been working out no i don't want to get injured before the game. i'll get injured let's do it in the game. flag football nobody gets hurt from being hit. you are not running sprints any more. pull a hamstring. i use the out of bounds a lot. >> did you that when you playe played. >> exactly. >> longer the game goes the more if it's there it's great way for one of the many festivities in candlestick park fight we have highlights at 11:00 i promise. >> all right that is this edition of abc 7 news at 9:00 here on coffee 20 for all of us here, if george whenever your name i'm dan ashley appreciate your time as always. we continue on line twitter mobile devic

nbc 10's george spencer talked to families in chester county, and in montgomery county dealing with no power on a holiday weekend. george, i'm sure they're not happy. >> reporter: yeah, jim, suffice it to say, this was not the fourth of july day off that many people had expected here in penn valley, traffic lights are still out and streets are still dark, but thanks to favorable weather conditions, we found a lot of people who were really making the best of this trying situation. along bryn-mawr avenue this evening, the jagged leftovers of last night's storm still littered the roadway, but the most palpable reminders are inside people's homes. darkened windows and unlit lights, more than 24 hours since the power first went out. >> not the holiday you were expecting? >> no. no. not at all. >> reporter: bon and his family just moved into their new home here on sunday. the lengthy power outage forced some unexpected downtime. >> we just moved in, and, then, like, we were unpacking, then bam, the power went out, so it's a little bit frustrating. >> reporter: late this afternoon, these gene

no. the republican national chairman, george bush, in my opinion is one of the most decent, honorable men, and one of the great national chairman of this party. john rhodes, who is the republican leader of the house, has treated me only decently, honestly. sometimes we have had differences of opinion. i can say the same thing about my colleagues on this committee. the general nuisance to my left, who i regard -- the gentleman who sits to my left, who i regard as my best friends except on the golf course, happens to disagree with my views on this particular important matter. that may say, our job as i view it is to try and push aside partisan consideration. to try to be fair. to try to be judicious. to try to see that the president is afforded the same opportunities that have been afforded to other respondents in recent impeachment cases. there have been occasions where we have had substantial party divisions, because some of us on the minority have not believed that the president has always been treated fairly, procedurally. i will tell you, the end result has been the chairman, with some