e-mail me here at gonzaga. >> in dc wusa9. >> and turner wasn't kidding about giving out his info. his e-mail is sturner@gonzaga.org. send us an e-mail to newstips@wusa9.com. >> boy, he's amazing. >> yes. he lost all that weight and still more to go. >> coming up at 6:00, redskins training camp is officially underway in richmond. how the funny story of kirk cousins meeting his wide receiver for the first time. >>> but up next a mass bandit breaks into a prison, but not out >>> that's all it takes to get this baby raccoon to show its cute black and white little face. >> i've been working here for 26 years and i have never heard of a story of someone break in, only break out. >> reporter: now the back story behind this is several weeks ago the correctional center received some packages off a truck from georgia. but they didn't know a part of the package deal was this raccoon. it jumped off a palette and it is now hanging out between the brick and the wall of the jail. >> you put me on the spot here because i'll tell you the words i want to use. it's cute and it's cuddly. and so it's

we have a great story on gonzaga golfer teddy zinsner, one of the top golfers in the area.e is at the top of the game. even after switching sports. >> this is on you. you are playing against a golf course. >> 2017 gonzaga high school graduate is one of the top golfers in the >> my biggest strength is my driving. it's always been my strength. >> his driver is a weapon. he puts in the work every day. >> i usually practice every day. i get here early. >> i better stick to tennis but not the case for teddy. plus three handy cape. -- handy cape. he doesn't get too high or too low. >> i don't think about anything. i swing and it ends up where it should. university. getting an aye i have league education warking toward the dream of playing on the p.g.a. tour. i am scott abraham with the rising star. >> bright future. well done. i like it. >> if the golf doesn't work out, yale? >> something will. >> next a symbol a year after a historic flood in ellicott city. alison: "7 on your side" helping man's best friend. the phone bank is open. if you have a question about your pet, call the

he went to gonzaga before i did. he came out of a broken family, his father had left him, the jesuits came by and got him when he graduated from holy trinity. they brought him down to gonzaga and he raises nine kids. sawe towns you so -- you that trump was visiting, i used to go up there after the war. my mom was one of eight kids and all four of my younger brothers fought in the vietnam operations. my cousins were telling my sister there is nothing out here except trump signs. and that's how he won the election in pennsylvania. that southwest corner of pennsylvania. the eastern part of ohio. i have been up there at the steel mill in west virginia. that's where he won the election. brian: there's a quote from richard nixon in your book that says, i have never seen an extremist like you that has a sense of humor. something like that. where did he say that? mr. buchanan: i challenge george h.w. bush, 10 weeks before the new hampshire primary in 1972 and my sister and i went up to challenge the president of the united s

he taught in georgetown prep in washington, well educated, graduated from gonzaga university. at st. dominic's, the call to the priesthood was strong in his heart. he applied, entered, was accepted at st. patricks. he has been a great contributor to our community and supported various parishes in arch diocese during his time as a seminarian. a professional man. alvin grew up at st. peter and paul, he went to sacred heart prep high school. he speaks cantonese, spanish, obviously english. he is an athlete, a very intelligent man, very invested in the liturgical life. we are going to ask him to do some work at the seminary this year in support of our liturgical life. he is a man who can do many things and has dedicated himself because of family members who have been priests and religious women as well in his past back in hong kong. >> i see. interesting. now, you are doing this work, training priests in the seminary, how is the context of priesthood these days? i saw a headline at a recent survey that said seminary enrollment holds steady. i think we are familiar with the 40,000

we lost to gonzaga, which was the one seed in the west.ent against northwestern. there's -- there's the northwestern player. now the gonzaga player, it seems like his hand is going through the net. [ light laughter ] >> it doesn't seem like it. it was. >> seth: through the hoop. so that's against the rules. >> against the rules. >> seth: okay, cool. just checking, just checking. >> yeah. [ light laughter ] >> seth: but it was interesting -- so you went to duke. >> i did. >> seth: played on a national championship team. >> i actually played on a team that made the final four and made the championship game. >> seth: apologies. >> and we lost. >> seth: to northwestern, that's like winning it all. >> we lost to -- [ light laughter ] we lost to louisville my senior year. >> seth: sorry to bring up that bad memory. but i'm sure you guys tried your hardest. but i want to ask this, because i feel like everybody was happy for northwestern this year. i feel like next year everybody will just hate northwestern, because they'll be -- we're insufferabl

across to the former gonzaga eagle. works through the defenders and he puts it in. d.c.d with a two goal lead. now they're at halftime. >>> elsewhere on the pitch, the united states taking on el salvador in the gold cup action. skipping ahead, 40 first minute scoreless. free kick for the u.s. michael bradley serves it up perfectly for omar gonzalez, the former turk. heads that one in to give the united states the lead. they go on to win 2-0. >>> to the court mystics hosting the dream. a 21 point deficit to force overtime. mystics watch this ball movement. natasha cloud, back to her, she knocks down the three, ten points off the bench, from two. shot clock winding down. they pass it to her, she puts it up right at the buzzer and hits 18 for her. mystic win 100-96. they are tied for first npt standings right now. >> nice com whoa! you're not taking these. hey, hey, hey! you're not taking those. whoa, whoa! you're not taking that. come with me. you're not taking that. you're not taking that. you're not taking that. mom, i'm taking the subaru. don't be late. even when we're

as reward, they get a private work out who is a rising senior at gonzaga high school and remembers thest time he actually met oladipo. >> i met him in eighth grade and i was like, oh my god. oh, he's practicing with us. oh my god. i can't believe it. >> helping them to reach their maximum potential. i've got to say it's potential. in order to do that, you'll need some help along the way. i'm trying to provide as much help as i can. >> now, victor was a good sport and challenged me to a shooting game. look, i won on that. so, doug, i know you to play once, hopefully standing, my friend. >> look like he just left it up there. >> you've got to keep it. >> i'm profiling. check him out. all right, chris, get out of here. >>> tonight, white house shake-up. sean spicer is out and the new trump ally is in amid reports the president's team is targeting bob mueller, trying to discredit the russia investigators and talking pardons. could the president pardon himself? >>> out of control. fires exploding in the west, torching homes, forcing evacuations. dangerouslclose to yosemite. new reinforcemen

he was in eighth grade at gonzaga high school the we gave it our all with surgery . that is the most defeated i have ever left in operating room because i knew we did get it all. it wasn't easy enough. we had to talk to his parents and tell them that but there was a certain serenity but the boys never knew that he just knew he wanted to get better we gave him the chemotherapy and within five months he made the baseball team as a freshman and then we thought we were going to have to do in liver transplant. deliver have grown back with no evidence of any cancer. two years later he sent me a picture he carries the olympic torch when it came through all the way to the eliot olympics. now graduated from college with through business school and just got engaged. even with all the science it passed tuesday individualized because you just don't know and they will surprise you every time. you want doctors that have that mindset. >> one of the great pediatrician's of all time. >> i was a plant but it is such a great question i will ask it. my patients are weighed down at the b

khris jenkins, former gonzaga, formerly known as the game winner for the 2015 game.e pressure there, now, we also have some action out here. another player, he's known as sheldon mack. he legally changed it and get it back here. >> i like it. >> nightly news coming up that our families and kids -everwill be safe... good morning. ...safe in their beds... [ sizzles ] -bye! -bye. ...and in the car on the way to school... ♪ ...that our homes and workplaces will be safe... [ shouting ] ...and that when our kids play, the air they breathe and the water they drink will be clean, and trust their grandparents will have a safe flight when they come to visit... [ shouting ] ...and that our food will be safe to eat. careful. it's gonna be hot. fair enforcement of common-sense safeguards keeps our families safe. unfortunately, donald trump and republicans in congress are working with corporate lobbyists to undo these safeguards.

. >>> he was the guy you turned to when you needed to get something done, that's how gonzaga's presidentibed. he passed away yesterday, and for decades he ran the barn restaurant, a popular spot for everybody from college students to high-powered politicians. he held benefits to benefit the community. his death is being called the end of an era. >>> and lauryn forecast with how soon we are going to heat back up. >>> stealing from history. the rare piece swiped from a famous astronaut's museum during a brazen breaki-in. it's 9:38. >>> fallout continues this morning after 135 people got sick after eating at a local chipotle. two of those customers are suing the chain for $74,000 plus interests, and they ate at the sterling location around july 14th. two other customers tested positive for a strain of norovirus. this is not the first time chipotle has come under fire after an e. coli outbreak three years ago. >>> and then using hemp, in the skwrpbl assembly they law cultivating hemp for research reasons. >>> taking you outside, a live look on this sunday. going to be a good day to hit the p

jeff: the first graduating class in graduating -- in criminal justice at gonzaga. i thought i was going to be an fbi agent. we were getting all these talks and speakers. an fbi agent told this incredible story about chasing these bad guys. unbelievable. i thought that was what i want to do. i didn't know any better. i took computer science classes. i never really knew what i wanted to do. i was enjoying sociology and criminal justice us as area i graduated, during the federal hiring freeze. assess the only hiring was the fbi. her the. i typed up my 20 page application and send it in. crickets. nothing. they said we lost that. can you file that again? this is a secret way, they are going to compare the results from my first one. i sent it in again. a week later, two weeks later i get a call. i start talking to special agent murphy. tell me about your vision. well, i want to help people. he said note might your eyesight. ok. 2020 in 19, 2060 and the other eye. he said that is not good enough. sorry. ok, sorry. that was it. no chance to have a career and the fbi. six

he was in eighth grade at the high school and about to go into high school in the gonzaga it was the summer before that. the statistics were against him and we gave it our all with surgery and is one of the most defeated i ever left an operating room because we knew we had it gotten it all. we just got about everything but that was not good enough when you're dealing with this kind of cancer. when i talked to his parents and told them that but they were, there was a certain serenity -- but the boy never knew that. all he knew was that he wanted to get better. we gave them chemotherapy, started everything and within five months, i think, he had made the baseball team as a freshman at the start out with a poor path in place. then we thought we have to do a liver transplant but his liver had grown back and there was no evidence of any cancer in their. two years later he sent me a picture that he's carrying the olympic torch when the torch came through here on the way to the atlanta olympics. he now has graduated from college, went to business school and just got engaged to be married. s

. >> yeah, from the first graduating class of criminal justice from gonzaga. >> i thought i was going to be-- we had a career day and the fbi told us an incredible story about chasing bad guys that was just unbelievable. and when i saw that, i said that's what i want to do. i didn't know any better at the time and i went to college and then i took a bunch of computer science classes and i never really knew what i wanted to do, but i was enjoying socialology, psychology, criminal justice classes so i figured that's what i was going to do. i graduated and during the federal hiring freeze in the clinton administration so they couldn't hire-- only law enforcement hiring at the time was the fbi, that's perfect that's what i want to do. >> i typed up on a typewriter, my 20-page application and sent it in and crickets. nothing. so i called them up and they said, oh, we lost that. can you file that again? and i was thinking, this is some secret way where they're going compare my results from my first application and second one. and typed that thing up, sent it in again. and about a week later

he has his masters from gonzaga university, which is our local jesuit university, but a proponent of bringing faith and government together to build and sustain healthy communities. it was great to have him here today. and i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: the chair will entertain up to 15 further requests for one-minute speeches on each side of the aisle. for what purpose does the gentlewoman from florida seek recognition? ms. ros-lehtinen: i ask unanimous consent to address the house for one minute. the speaker pro tempore: without objection, the gentlewoman is recognized for one minute. ms. ros-lehtinen: thank you, mr. speaker. i'd like to highlight the care core demonstration act, a bill that congresswoman michelle lujan grisham and i will be introducing this week. every year millions of seniors and individuals with disabilities find themselves in need of long-term care and services. however, our nation faces a critical shortage of caregivers. to address this growing problem, i have joined michelle to introduce the care core demonstration act. this commonsense and bipartisan

he was a good student, graduate of the local all-male prep school gonzaga here in washington, d.c. later the university of virginia , where he actively participated in student and fraternity life. kevin came to his addiction as a working adult while pursuing his talent and passion working in the film industry in hollywood and new york city. he was exposed to opioids as a teen after an injury and told me himself that he thought nothing of them. like so many, he underestimated them. while working, he began self-medicating issues with anxiety and depression with the widely available opioid prescription drug oxycontin. which is a common story, as many struggling with coincident mental health issues develop addiction problems. he quickly became dependent and addicted. he returned home to virginia in fall of 2013 to his family seeking treatment and support. like many struggling in search of treatment, he tried a wide variety of pathways, including detoxification, medicaid assistance programs, and outrageously expensive 28-day be only residential program. some of these were covered by ins