visitors at the grand canyon, do not feed the animals.e animals. >> greg: let them die, is what dana is saying. >> dana: let nature run its course. if they can't find water. >> greg: what kind of monster are you? >> juan: dana is right. people get hurt. people get bitten. >> kimberly: by a squirrel? >> dana: do you want rabies from a squirrel? no. k.g. >> kimberly: this is super adorable. this is a photo op 90 years and that making. the original gerber baby poses with the current gerber baby. lucas moran is the new gerber baby. we brought you this story in february, it made headlines. he became the first gerber baby with down syndrome and now he is stealing the show again, but he's brought a friend. that is and turner company, the original gerber baby, posing with him, adorable photo. she is 91. she was four months old in 1927 when a family friend made this sketch of her and she was chosen to be the baby. >> dana: she never got a lot of attention for that. through her life. more recently. >> kimberly: the warren family was vacationing and

suddenly he is in the grand canyon. >> come on. >> somewhere in tennessee he is very frustrated.be this will where are we now? washington d.c. >> okay. >> so >> he went from portland to portland. >> yes. he went from portland, oregon to portland, maine. >> that is the perfect when you catch something legit. >> hey. >> you shouldn't expect anything less. >> oh, right. it is not some guy doing it in the backyard. he is a world champion. >> did you see that? the guy is obviously good. >> he is a champ. he is like why aren't the judges here? he is like why aren't the judges here? >> you be the w it a solution? create a bigger one. >> we create add viral video. >> he said he solved the problem. his daughter captured all of it. why don't you -- it gets everything done. if there is glass in here it goes crashing. >> what i'm >> >>. >>> still so come -- >> he is giving these officers a fun for their money. >> some m go he is in a race to save it. >> the swift attempt to keep it above the surface. belong to you.t doesn'y so if you have heart failure, ask your doctor about entresto. it hel

by the way, i loed, and tom is the grand canyon, if you are wondering. yes, he was at the grand canyon this weekend. eastbound 198 near 95. shicle fire there. we'reing some slowdowns there this morning. 95. it was there a second agot 198 looking good northbound and southbound. inner loop and outer loop at the beltway, you can see we don't have any issues there this morning. you look at 66 and 95. a couple of slow spotsnd southbn 95 and virginia after wood bridge and then after qauntico. noajor problems there. the same situation looking good 'shere through prince geor county. eun. >> melissa, thank you. >>> coming up, finding relief under ground. what is inside this local cave that some say will help you relax? >>> plus, summer is here, and thousands of you are taking bike rides. we are working for you with details on the safest helmet out th please keep your shoes on! stop messing with your sister! hey! hey! don't make me come back there!? feels really good.... yeah, i'm gonna buy it. (vo) customer service that goes the extra mile. enrprise makes it easy

in the promise of the grand canyon, john ross recalled the life of explorer john leslie powell, the first person to navigate the entire colorado river through the grand canyon and in the northland travel writer porter fox explores america's northern border. also published this week the story in chamberlin writing the history of the cold war in, the cold awards-- cold war killing field and in 1968 richard feynman expense help her chest that throughout the western world impacted politics sports years to come. look for these titles and bookstores this coming week and watch for many of the authors in the near future on book tv on c-span2. >> for the 34th annual chicago tribune printers faster, to give a special thank you to our sponsors. today's program will be broadcast live on c-span2 look to the. there will be time at the end of the event for questions and answers, so if you have questions you want to ask we ask you use the microphone located at the sides so the audience at home can hear your questions. before we begin today's program we ask you silence your cell phones and turn off your c

and nowhere is that more clear than the grand canyon state of arizona.ip to the desert to show you how to explore the new landscape and live the american dream. i'm gonna help real people who are facing some major problems, explain the bold plans that are changing how americans live, and take you behind the gates of properties you have to see to believe.

in the promise of the grand canyon, john ross recalled the life of explorer john leslie powell, the first person to navigate the entire colorado river through the grand canyon and in the northland travel writer porter fox explores america's northern border. also published this week the story in chamberlin writing the history of the cold war in, the cold awards-- cold war killing field and in 1968 richard feynman expense help her chest that throughout the western world impacted politics sports years to come. look for these titles and bookstores this coming week and watch for many of the authors in the near future on book tv on c-span2.

demanding of knoxville, tennessee, places in georgia an extremely rural areas at the bottom of the grand canyon, islands off the coast of maine and michigan. rb was brought and as our premier product and that's where we deliver the places we serve. >> host: so, when you talk about attractive areas such as suburbs, are you talking about profitability? >> the market area where we can make a difference. tds is the second largest wireline provider in the united states vary between some of our corporate partners like at&t and verizon is quite large. we've used an opportunity for us to make significant investments to bring urban services to suburban and rural areas in price, value-based price and good customer care. that's the only strategic advantage we bring in move really had a very successful time running our business in that direction. postcode given that you serve rural areas, what are some of the issues you face when it comes to economy of scale? >> certainly in the video side of the business, let me back let me back up and say the most extensive portion of our business is building fiber-optic

fox news alert for you, grand canyon state gripped with fear as manhunt for possible seria killer ramps up, four victims including a doctor tied to the jonbenet case. haunting images as rivers of red-hot lava spew from guatemala fuego volcano. race to escape those who could not escape in time

nashville, tennessee, places in georgia, and some of the extremely rural areas, like the bottom of the grand canyon. it is really a portfolio, where our view is broadband is our premier product, and that is what we deliver in all of the places that we serve. host: so when you talk about attractive areas, like the suburbs, are you talking about profitability? andrew: i think we are talking about a market area where we can make a difference. tds is the seventh largest wireline provider in the united , so it is a disparity between our corporate partners, like at&t and verizon. it is quite large. we make significant and it to more to make suburban areas, and we win on price, value, and good customer care. that is really the only strategic advantage would bring to the equation, can we have had a very successful run. given that you do serve some more liberal areas, mr. , what are some issues you face when it comes to economies of scale? let me back up and say the most expensive portion of our business is building fiber-optic networks, whether in the cable business or elsewhere. the second-largest is acce

authorities were alerted when they didn't show up for a trip to the grand canyon.esort company says it is cooperating with the investigation. no word yet on possible suspects. >>> and new developments tonight in that unfolding mystery in springfield, massachusetts. investigators back on the scene, scouring the home of kidnapping suspect stewart weldon. police discovering three bodies already in a home connected to weldon. tonight, police using ground penetrating radar to see if other victims are buried there. >>> and a new crime fighting tool for police just outside of chicago. check this out. officers releasing new video sh weg rein chasing from a birds-e view. the department began using drones in 2016. police officials say the new technology helped them capture two dangerous suspects in less than a week. >>> and when we come back, the surprise gift for a young high school girl. her new dream machine. it's america strong. stay with us. today bacnow introducing aleve back & muscle pain. only aleve targets tough pain for up to 12 hours with just one pill. aleve back

officers were called to check on the couple after they didn't show up for a tour to the grand canyon, the couple on a tour bus from los angeles. we're expecting an update from police any minute. >>> now to a change in the weather. get ready. it's about to get hot. this is a live look over dublin, which will see 90 degree heat tomorrow and rising fire danger to go with it. chief meteorologist jeff ranieri is tracking the temperatures. jeff, these temperatures do have firefighters on alert tonight. >> and for good cause. we're going to see another 10 to 15 degree warm-up as we hit our saturday forecast. high pressure will continue to bring the heat and really start to arrive strong here once we hit saturday's forecast. now, the good news in all of this, we're not looking at extremely gusty winds. it will be breezy at times, 6 to 12 miles per hour. what we're looking at is the hot temperatures and low humidity. i want to get a look at the humidity. remember, the closer this is to zero, the drier the air, the faster a fire can get sparked. you can see humidity would be down to 19% tomorro

just got burned as for months at or bernie sanders zeroed in on the corporate behemoths grand canyon style wealth gap between the skyrocketing salaries of its corporate suits and the rock bottom wages for the blue collar workers any happiest place on earth and los angeles are to correspondent now fascist wayne has a story. it's only deja vu looking a lot like twenty sixteen all over again senator bernie sanders is blasting disney for making billions in profits while failing to pay employees what he called a living wage sanders told the crowd he wanted to hear the moral defense of a company making nine billion in profits four hundred million for their c.e.o.'s as a thirty year old worker is going hungry a senator saying a similar tune in twenty sixty anybody here making a living wage from this like the sanders took to twitter on friday saying i have a feeling a.b.c. will not be asking on its nightly news program tonight how disney can make nine billion in profits well three quarters of disneyland employees can't afford basic living expenses in another tweet sanders posted a video crit

just got burned as for months at or bernie sanders zeroed in on the corporate behemoths grand canyon style wealth gap between the skyrocketing salaries of its corporate suits and the rock bottom wages for the blue collar workers in the happiest place on earth in los angeles are to correspondent now fascist wayne has a story. it's only deja vu looking a lot like twenty sixteen all over again senator bernie sanders is blasting disney for making billions in profits while failing to pay employees what he called a living wage sanders told the crowd he wanted to hear the moral defense of a company making nine billion in profits four hundred million for their c.e.o.'s as a thirty year old worker is going hungry a senator saying a similar tune in twenty sixty anybody here making a living wage or mislead the sanders took to twitter on friday saying i have a feeling a.b.c. will not be asking on its nightly news program tonight how disney can make nine billion in profits well three quarters of disneyland employees can't afford basic living expenses in another tweet sanders posted a video critic

fox news alert for you, grand canyon state gripped with fear as manhunt for possible seria killer ramps up, four victims including a doctor tied to the jonbenet case. haunting images as rivers of red-hot lava spew from guatemala fuego volcano. race to escape those who could not escape in time. [cheers and applause] heather: high school graduate who got much more than diploma. "fox & friends first" starts right now. ♪ ♪ heather: good morning, hopefully you will wake up feeling on top of the world wherever in the world you're waking up this morning. live shot of new york city, little rain falling across the area here. thank you so much for joining us at the beginning of a brand-new week. i'm heather childers. secretary of defense james mattis back in down after talking north korea denuclearization with world leaders. mattis making trip to singapore. garrett tenney from washington, d.c. good morning, garrett. >> secretary mattis has been always who calls it like he sees it. negotiations with north korea would be a bumpy road. at meeting with officials mattis said that u.s. and allies need

two british visitor to the grand canyon claim this little fella wanted to drank their bottled water.quirrellologist, but he seems to be drinking way too much water for a bladder his size. luckily if he has an emergency he can run into a starbucks. he can even shower in there. the british pair claim the girl downed the whole bottle and attempted to drink a second one. if you have think this story is hard to believe, you should listen to joy reid talk about her blog. topic number 3. parts of new orleans got hit with a snowstorm this week and it was not man made. look at this. this 9-year-old orangutan just moved to the zoo. they want herd to feel at home so they gave her this comforter which apparently did not have her preferred thread count. zookeepers say the mess got so bad they were forced to bring in a landscaper just to clean things up. if you think this is weird. you should see his weed weak. he uses it as a pogo stick. topic number 4. let's head to fenway park. where -- that's my impression of how bostonians -- boston red sox fans managed to do the impossible. they didn't sing

. >> over the grand canyon -- >> jimmy: grand, over the grand -- >> for your birthday!"eat -- >> and i'm supposed to be okay with this? >> jimmy: you have a family, dude. e yeah, i'm like "dude, i understand you l have a a good time, but come on. >> jimmy: no, i mean, seriously, right? >> yes, but you know when op ask me what he's like, go to his instagram and there you have i that's will. >> jimmy: exactly. yeah, he's like that, right? i mean, that's funny. he can just do stuff like th. >> that's him, all day long. >> jimmy: congrats on your new show. >> thank you.is >> jimmy: now s "red table talk" is what it's called. >> yes. >> jimmy: and this is based yo on -- dihave a red table in your -- or you just thought it should be a red table? >> yeah, well, we have one now. >> jimmy: yeah, because it's shot in your house. >> it is shot in the house. and it's actually an idea that i came up with years ago we actually did it when willow was 12 as a mother's day special. but i just left it alone. i just did it as a one-off. >> jimmy: right. >> and then, the producer ellen came

and nowhere is that more clear than the grand canyon state of arizona.aded from the strip to the desert to show you how to explore the new landscape and live the american dream. i'm gonna help real people who are facing some major problems, explain the bold plans that are changing how americans live, and take you behind the gates of properties you have to see to believe. at the end of the show, i'll give you critical tips you need to know in the massi memo because information is power. and the property man has got you covered. [ woman vocalizing ] buying or selling your home is one of the biggest financial transactions you'll ever make. and it's not cheap. but the internet changed nearly every industry imaginable, including home sales. >> in the olden days, if you wanted to have access to the available properties for sale, that was through the mls. the only people that had access to the mls was licensed agents. >> erin o'connor has been a real-estate agent for 12 years in the greater phoenix area. >> with the onslaught of the consumer websites like truli

yosemite national park and the grand canyon led the way for the most search and rescue operations. 180 of those rescue missions took place in yosemite national park. secretary operations happened in the point reyes national park last year. there are 59 search and rescue missions in golden gate national park. those numbers include rescue efforts conducted by the national park service along with local authorities. >>> sixth exiting. let's get you to where you need to sal, can you take care of the folks? >> i can. as a matter of fact, i'm looking at the toll plaza. and also the bridge itself. i noticed that the toll plaza is slow. we had some sort of an obstruction on the bridge earlier. they cleared it rather quickly. they turned those metering lights on and they left them slow for a bit. they're beginning to speak them up -- up but it's still pretty slow. you can see on the bridge itself, it does look better as you drive into san francisco. but that has stalled vehicle did do a number on the bay bridge. 880, in case you want to head south san mateo bridge, that looks all right. heading

they were sedge jeweled to take part -- scheduled to take part in a trip to the grand canyon yesterdays. >>>the city of los angeles is poised to hire a new police chief and the top cop in san francisco is a finalist. he's reported to be among three finalists in los angeles. the mayor of la says he'll probably name someone on monday. >> i got three great people, i have not made a decision. i'm not leaning one over the next. all three are coming in for kind of tag rely greaerv an unity e of ders aka decision week >> this comes after the current police chief in la says he'll retire by the end of the year. >>>this morning, it's on again, the historic meeting between president trump and north korean leader kim jong un. mola lenghi tells us the summit was brought back to life a week after the president declared it dead. reporter: in just a matter of weeks, the summit between the u.s. and north korea has been on, canceled, reconsidered, and now, as president trump announced, it's back on, same time, same place. >> we'll be meeting on june 12th in singapore. reporter: president trump told repor

is that a grand grand canyon or a bridgeable gap? and part of the function of the sitdown is in answering that question and same time as you have mike pompeo saying at least the north korean expressed intention or openness to denuclearizing, the question is, what are they expecting in return? is it a price that the u.s. is willing to pay? a price that u.s. allies willing to repay and then how to be verified? for a president that tore up the iran nuclear agreement with measures. will the president be able to get to a place to get equal or better guarantees than received with iran and the iran nuclear deal? >> is the president, jim, threading the needle on how closely to embrace kim jong-un beforehand? the president said he's prepared to walk away and sanctions can remain. maybe even be intensified but thank kim jong-un at the same time for the warm letter that was delivered the other day. he said north korea will get economic help, mostly from south korea and china. maybe japan. not necessarily from the united states. so, what's the l

for growth who is key voting the amendment, tea party pay portse, texas' michael o'sullivan, the grand canyon electric cooperative association, the sulfur springs valley electric cooperative, arizona pork producers, new mexico's cattle grower's association, new mexico wool growers. numerous customers and federal employees no longer want mr. gabriel in charge, having understandably lost faith in his leadership. it is far pastime that the department of energy clean house and show this obama administration holdover the door. i commend the chairman and the committee for their efforts on this legislation and i urge support of the amendment and with that i reserve. the chair: the gentleman reserves. for what purpose does the gentleman from idaho seek recognition? mr. simpson: claim time in opposition to my friend's amendment. the chair: the gentleman is recognized. mr. simpson: i recognize my colleague's concerns about certain actions and pracktoifs the western power -- western area power administration and i applaud his dedication to improving the functionality of the agency for the benefit of his

it will be like evel knievel jumping the grand canyon.er hit the landing will crash and burn. and so we will have to wait and see. regardless of what happens, trump will, i think, do what he normally does which has come out and say how great the meeting was, even if they are only able to agree to perhaps another meeting. we'll tweet how great it was and what a great deal it is and to try to sell this as the best things in soft sliced bread. >> bret: so here is congressman gallagher talking about the lead up to the summit. >> i think he does have to be prepared to deliver a simple, yet forceful method. which is to say that with kim jong un, you have two options. behind door number one lies more pain and suffering for you and your people and ultimately the collapse of your regime. behind door number two by his peace and prosperity if, in fact, you are willing to fully dismantle, complete irreversible dismantlement. >> bret: byron, can it be that simple, cut and dry? that's before we don't know if the sides of angry right now and want full d

and nowhere is that more clear than the grand canyon state of arizona.headed from the strip to the desert to show you how to explore the new landscape and live the american dream. i'm gonna help real people who are facing some major problems, explain the bold plans that are changing how americans live, and take you behind the gates of properties you have to see to believe. at the end of the show, i'll give you critical tips you need to know in the "massi memo" because information is power. and the property man has got you covered. [ woman vocalizing ] thanks for joining us. i'm bob massi. frequent viewers of this program have seen me highlight some of the amazing work done by the charity building homes for heroes. they're a national non-profit that builds or modifies beautiful mortgage-free homes and gifts them to injured veterans and their families. >> we'll gift a home this year every 10 days. >> it started in 2006 by businessman andy pujol. >> building homes for heroes is my way to serve our country, to serve the united states of america. >> but the s

could take any individual, regardless of their socioeconomic, ethnic background to the rim of the grand canyon or to the hh sea areas to see the milky way, or just stand in need the giant sequoias, and they are moved. there is something that happens to those individuals in those spaces. to honor terri here was so gracious to write the introduction to the book that we have written, i want to read a little section from the introduction. terry has the extraordinary skill of writing eloquently about our public lands and our parks and she has a deep spiritual side as well and she often draws from her experiences of the native americans of our nation who often practiced that spiritual connection. in one conversation with utah -- a guy that i to know, willie gray eyes, he said this is not a time for anger. it is time for healing. our public lands and waters, deserts, forests, prairies, our national parks and monuments, wildlife refuges and free-flowing -- free-flowing rivers are our common ground, natural inheritance to be passed on from one generation to the next. they are our soul geographies, the

and nowhere is that more clear than the grand canyon state of arizona. the strip to the desert to show you how to explore the new landscape and live the american dream. i'm gonna help real people who are facing some major problems, explain the bold plans that are changing how americans live and take you behind the gates of properties you have to see to believe. at the end of the show, i'll give you critical tips you need to know in the massi memo because information is power. and the property man has got you covered. [ woman vocalizing ] each year, millions of people move into communities governed by homeowners associations. and every day, i hear from many folks who love it and many who find themselves trapped in nightmarish battles with their hoas. now, i'm gonna speak with a man named mike, who's been battling his hoa for years. he moved into an hoa community in 2007. and he loves where he lives. but when he started asking questions about how things were run, well, he was stonewalled. >> i was asking for some -- just some routine maintenance to be cond

police said the deceased, a husband and wife, were found after they missed a scheduled tour of the grand canyone two were apparently with a tour group from los angeles. >> i will not get into the specifics of what was found in the room. i will confirm that it was a double suicide -- homicide. >> there are going to stay in vegas before leaving later today to return to los angeles. then returning to vietnam.>>> the decision america tour was brought to chavez park at the berkeley arena. hundreds of people came to berkeley's cesar chavez park for a religious experience friday night. they came to rejoice, enjoy christian music, and hear the religious teachings from a man that some call a controversial pastor, reverend franklin graham. he rolled into town on tour buses for his 10-city 'decision america' california tour. >> jesus respected women. and you have this man, franklin graham, who is a misogynist and has been mean to women. >> i did not campaign for the president. i never endorsed him. he is now our president. i think it is important that we support them where we can. >> it was the second are