. >> she was so sweet to grayson. >> grayson was on the look out for staff, buffer appreciative. >> she's steph curry's wife and she's good at cooking and she has her own you tube video. >> today he's on daddy duty. >> she's running -- >> i got a lot of recipes. >> her husband has been at her side -- life has become hectic for this chef, author, host, entrepreneur. >> my husband has been my biggest supporter and driver when i feel like i should stop or can't do it anymore, he's like no, you'll be fine and usually the next day i am. >> ieshia's mom says cooking was always her daughter's passion. >> on her 13th party, she had a food party. she had eight of her girlfriends and that's what they did. prepared food. >> curry says she has no grand plans beyond her desire to nourish familys and relationships around the dinner table. >> the family as a whole is a great role model for kids. i'm very happy to we have a role model like this. >> that's so sweet of you. >> as for that nerve wrecking pitch -- >> i nice i could do it. [laughing]. >> i would do it again in a heart beat. it was so much fun

as for grayson, he said he'd do it again.he'll do whatever it takes to make sure preston is always okay. >> he's a little fussy sometimes, but i still love him. >> reporter: two brothers with a bond it would seem nothing can break. >> amazing story, thank you, gloria. >>> and thank you for watching. i'm dan harris in new york. see you on "good morning america" first thing in the morning. have a good evening and a great night. frpsh pretty successful firefight out here. talk about the difference an hour makes. those dark plumes of smoke are now gone. we have video to show you what it looked like earlier this afternoon. they said they were looking at 100 plus acres that were burning, despite the size of the burn, there was no structure threat, not even on the nearby refinery. more than 100 firefighters working on putting out the fire, those over head drops are really a well choreographed dance. we were listening to a lot of scanner radio traffic yesterday where those helicopter pilots were getting quite a lot of direction about

. >> reporter: the family trapped inside. 10-year old grayson trying to escape with an injured arm, whenother preston is helpless and needs him. >> with my arm that was hurt, i held him up, and then with my good arm i undid the latches because they're really hard to do. >> reporter: uncanny calm and bravery from just a little boy saving his own little brother. >> he went into action and saved his little brother, and not only is he our hero but he's also his little brother's superhero. >> reporter: fedex saying their concern is with the wilkinson family. grayson says he'd do it again and in the future, he'll do whatever it takes to make sure preston is always okay. >> he's a little fussy sometimes, but i still love him. >> reporter: two brothers with a bond it would seem nothing can break. >> amazing story, thank you, gloria. >>> thank you for watching. i'm dan harris in new york. see you on "good morning america" first thing in the morning. have a great evening and good night. restlessness... extreme anxiety... pacing... a constant urge to move. if someone you know is suffering from schi

press conference and say just that because i think that's what the ninety one would be nice alan grayson great to have you with us thank you for your time tonight. the news keeps getting worse for soon the network is being accused of blackmail against reddit user who created the now infamous donald trump wrestling video milledge june joins us tonight she's been following this story as this review fallout unfolds you know c.n.n. is now embroiled in this very public fight it's c.n.n. versus all of the internet. you've seen it before we've all seen it all of donald trump's thirty plus million twitter followers saw this video after potest tweeted out this decade old appearance trump made resurfaced last week after c.n.n. had what to put lightly a rough week with a series of project veritas videos releasing showing that their producers and other staff members badmouthing their own network the network responded today though by publishing statements such as this they were mocking the poster for sounding a little bit nervous and then going on to say that c.n.n. reserves the right to publish his

. >> reporter: nathan grayson is a descendant of freed slave, fifth generation resident of this home on carver road in gainesville. many residents here are elderly descendants of freed slaves who bought properties in the 18 hundreds. >> this is their existence, this is their foundation. >> reporter: grayson is now concerned about how his home, his community and his family legacy will be effected by dominion energy plants to build high voltage one hundred foot powerlines here on the property. it's to serve a new data center known by a historical black neighborhood that's been here since the 18 hundreds. >> residents say there is an alternative to where they would not have to build here along carver road, but they say it's not being seriously considered because it would cost more money. >> and what's your biggest concern about this project. >> well, if they put all those lines and things that's not good for our health. >> dominion energy spokesman said chuck penn says residents have it wrong. >> we're not in the business of displacing people. >> is that saying no one will lose their ho

nathan grayson is desen dent of freed slave, fifth generation resident of this home in prince william county. many residents here are elderly descendants of freed slaves who bought the properties in the 18 hundreds. >> this is their existence. this is their foundation. >> reporter: grayson is now concerned about how his home, his community and his family legacy will be effected by dominion energy plans to build high voltage, 100-foot powerlines here on carver road property. it's to serve a new data center owned by a sub ssidiary. >> they're about to destroy a black neighborhood that's been here since the 18 hundreds. >> they're serving the community. the lines will be taller more powerful. you won't be able to use his land as he always has. >> i can't put a playground over there for my grandson. i can't have a dog lot for my dogs. i can't park my bo my existence is because of carver road. >> the state corporation commission had approved the plan to build here on carver road but then put it on hold friday, that was after a community group fighting the project filed an appeal. it's a vi

she was so sweet to grayson. >> grayson was appreciative. >> she's steph curry's wife and she's really good at cooking and she has her own you tube channel. >> today he's on daddy duty. >> she's running on adrenalin and her family's support. >> i got a lot of recipes. >> her husband has been -- like this one at bottle rock this summer. life has become hectic for this chef, author, host, entrepreneur. >> obviously my husband has been my biggest supporter and driver even when i feel like i should stop or can't do it anymore. he says no, you'll be fine. and then usually the next day i am. >> ieshia's mom says cooking was always her daughter's passion. >> on her 13th birthday she had a food party. that was what she requested. she brought 8 of her girlfriends and that's what they did. prepared food. >> curry says she has no grand plan beyond her desire to nourish families and relationships around the dinner table. >> the staff and the family is a great role model for kids. i'm happy we have a role model like this. >> that's sweet for you. >> as for that nerve wrecking pitch -- >> i knew i c

he boarded the steamship george washington accompanied by his wife, his physician admiral grayson and number of aides. ♪ president wilson arrived in france late in 1918. >> he was received by masses of people everywhere with almost religious fervor. to them an ono man of moral power, no man of such peace had appeared since christ preached the sermon on the mount. everywhere men believed a new era had come to mankind, the star of bethlehem was rising again. at this moment woodrow wilson had reached a zentith of spiritual leadership never before achieved by any world statesman. but while mr. wilson was familiar with historical, political and economic which controlled the old world, he had little understanding of the deep emotions which had been stirred by the war. among the allies during those past four years almost every home had sacrificed a son, a brother or a father. they had been ruthlessly attacked and had suffered hideous destruction and brutal hardships. and they were now confronted with enormous deaths with huge obligations to widows, orphans and the disabled veterans. they wer

she was so sweet to grayson. >> grayson was on the look out for steph but still appreciative. >> she'surry's wife. she's really good at cooking and she has her own youtube channel. >> today he's on daddy duty. >> reporter: curry says she's running on adrenaline and her family's support. >> i got recipes, got a lot of recipes. >> reporter: her husband is often at her side during her cooking appearances like this one at bottle rock this summer. life has become hectic for this chef, host, entrepreneur. >> my husband has been my biggest supporter and driver even when i feel like i should stop or can't do it anymore, he's like no, you'll be fine. then usually the next day i am. >> reporter: ayesha's mom says cooking was always her daughter's passion. >> on her 13th birthday she actually had a food party. that was what she requested. so she had about eight of her girlfriends and that's what they did, prepared food. >> reporter: curry says she has no grand plan beyond her desire to nourish families and relationships around the dinner table. >> steph and really the family as a whole is a great

grayson wilkinson was buckled into the back seat of his family's car alongside his little brother whenir suv was hit by a fedex truck and flipped. the little boy was unable to unbuckle his belt and free his little brother who was trapped. >> i undid my seat belt and so i flew to the roof of the car and i -- with this arm i held him up and then with this arm i undid the latches and got him out. >> very brave. a number of good samaritans who ran out of a nearby restaurant helped the rest of the wilkinson family get to safety. we'll be right back. >> ♪ >> well, finally tonight it took several people to rescue a family of ducklings in green bay wisconsin. 10 little fuzzy babies became flapped a storm drain friday. officials say they came to the rescue when the mother duck came quacking up to a woman at a nearby courthouse. the rescue was no easy feat. at least five of the babies ran into a smaller pipe before being pulled to safety. the babies and the momma duck were later reunited by animal control. how smart. the momma duck was looking out for her little babies. so cute. one last check o

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. >> that's duke star tra von duvall taking the pas from teammate grayson allen dunking on random basketballin the neighbor. elsewhere police officer blooming ton minnesota out on his round stopped to slam one down there he goes. boom. and then there's this kid getting in on the challenge. but, oh,. >> come op kid. >> the whole basket slam dunks on him. >> no worries. he's okay he quickly posted his video because that's what you do. >> i love it. if it was me, high a basketball hoop in my front yard i'd just go outside and play mutumbo. come on you not getting that on me. no, no, no. >> i remember that. >> that was awesome. i loved that. >> all right. up next you can watch tmz followed by inside edition at midnight not as entertaining as sean bell. stay news for chasing news at 12:30. and you kathy orr. >> i love the glasses. what's going and. >> facebook said wear them. i have no glasses to wear. >> i would have brought mine in. >> do you likik >>> this is good day philadelphia. >> i have done nothing wrong. nor have i ever personally accepted a dime beyond my salary as mayor. >> pay to pla

grayson wilkinson was buckled into the back seat of his family's car alongside his little brother when suv was hit by a truck and flipped. the little boy was able to unbuckle his belt and free his little brother who was trapped. >> i undid my seat belt and so i flew to the roof of the car. and i with this arm i held him up and then with this arm i undid the latches and got him out. >> well, a number of good samaritans who ran out of a nearby restaurant helped the rest of the wilkinson family get out safely. >>> wow. quite a little hero. >>> we'll be right back ever ...where each drop was formulated to be smarter.... ...even smarter than that... ...so if a color didn't go on evenly, it would balance itself out to reveal its truest, richest state. if a paint could realize the fullest potential of any color... ...you have to wonder... is it still paint? aura interior from benjamin moo®e . only available at independently owned paint and hardware stores. >> finally tonight a beautiful tribute to the world's third largest living coral barrier reef took place in the florida keys this afternoo

grayson wilkinson was buckled into the back seat of his family's car alongside his little brother when suv was hit by a truck and flipped. the little boy was able to unbuckle his belt and free his little brother who was trapped. >> i undid my seat belt and so i flew to the roof of the car. and i with this arm i held him up and then with this arm i undid the latches and got him out. >> well, a number of good samaritans who ran out of a nearby restaurant helped the rest of the wilkinson family get out safely. >>> wow. quite a little hero. >>> we'll be right back ever >> finally tonight a beautiful tribute to the world's third largest living coral barrier reef took place in the florida keys this afternoon. about 400 divers and snorkelers explored the under water reef while rocking out. the music festival promotes reef protection. >> the more people realize what's down there and enjoy it the more they're likely to protect it. >> provided a sub americand soundtrack tour divers discovering the key's diverse realm of tropical fish could you recall formation and. music broadcast was piped unde

grayson admitted he did not realise what he had achieved as he rolled in the par that led to the firstlenge of rory mcilroy and ian poulter never really got going this afternoon, both nine shots adrift of the leader on two under par. 0ut front, jordan spieth. a birdie at the last gave them a three shot lead taken to the final round, he is 11 under as he seeks a maiden open title, a third major in total. let's take a look at the leaderboard. jordan spieth takes a three shot lead into the final day at royal birkdale ahead of fellow american matt kuchar. british players are going to struggle to make any impact, ross fisher, rory mcilroy and ian poulter all nine shots behind speak. eight years after he first won an individual word title at the age ofjust 15, word title at the age ofjust15, tom daley has won gold again in the same event, the ten metre platform of the world diving championships in budapest. in a really competitive final, daily lead from the first round, but he was pushed all the way by the olympic champion, try. it all western daily‘s final dive and look at his reaction as h

daniel and grayson aren't surprised.ootball's violent nature is one of the reasons why they play basketball. >> if someone is hit in the head, scary sight. >> the more research that comes out, the better for everyone. >> researchers examined the brain tissue donated by 250 deceased football players. they found the condition of 87% of men who played for average of 15 years including college, semi professional, professional and high school play. medula played in his senior year. >> people definitely had concussions throughout training camp. >> 86% of the professional players diagnosed with the c.t.e. had a severe form of the season. symptoms appear for years. they may include memory loss, impaired judgment, impulse control problems and aggression. hills father once -- his father once wanted him to play football full time. >> my dad in high school said i wish you would have played football. now he is light i'm glad my boys didn't play football in high school. >> some of the researchers admit and acknowledge testing might ha

because we feel it's important to ensure our economic opportunities in the countries of origin for my grayson's of people don't feel the need to origin sodangerous -- people don't feel the need to make this dangerous trip. conditions wene are trying to get for people to be able to be returned to countries in africa and we have increased the ability of the libyan coast guard to ensure they are properly intercepting those bolts which could pose a risk to people in terms of their life if they were to make it across the mediterranean. the united kingdom is involved in every aspect of this. >> thank you, mr. speaker. opposition hashe spent his entire life of opposing trade deals with countries around the world such as mexico and india. the prime ministers success at g-20 means we can look both east and west, securing trade deals, and as -- does my honorable friend agree with me that we can recognize and be proud of the global popular -- populace of the british economy? prime minister may: my honorable friend is absolutely right. i think the fact that a number of leaders, those that i have mentioned

people like carol grayson wrote a ph.d. thesis on this. good but it got some of the facts out but we have never been able to get successive governments to enquire into this. of course it is a scandal around the world. but why has it taken so long in your opinion? my own papers were scrapped after 15 yea rs own papers were scrapped after 15 years without any consultations with me even years without any consultations with me even though i was active in politics. why did the secretary of state afterwards not, why couldn't he find the answers and raise questions? what sort of remit is this inquiry going to have to have if it is going to be successful? and a nswer if it is going to be successful? and answer some of the questions that you have just mentioned ?m answer some of the questions that you have just mentioned? if there is any hint of a cover—up then i think people must give evidence under oath, but remember an awful lot of these people are no longer alive. if it's wise to use a panel which some people think is a helpful technique, a ver

with us now is the head of asian south at our beck grayson. great to have you here. what this means politically. who steps in for the prime minister? off-camera, for investors, it's a problem. >> i think there are a couple aspects of this. obviously, it does ratchet up the uncertainty to some extent, but the real center of power in pakistan is always the military, and they control most aspects of the country. the five-member panel adjudicating on this corruption probe had a couple members of the military. what it does is reinforce establishments. joe: julia mention of that pakistan's market is one of the best performing in the world, but it has been one of the best performing for years and years, an extraordinary run since the financial crisis. what was the story that propelled it for so long, and did anything we see really change that story? scarlet: 236%. joe: that is over 10 years. going the story that led that massive rally and how that changed. >> there were a couple aspects of this. at the end of the financial crisis, pakistan got extremely cheap. they had to r

. >> grayson what do you think. >> it is good. >> it is good. >> is this a one time it is okay to talk it is very good. >> they like it. >> they like it. >> welcome. >> thank you. >> welcome to philadelphia. >> that was an idea your co-worker thought for you for your birthday. >> well, thank you very much, i mentioned them in the meeting and boom it is on a hamburger. >> if you have vegetarians coming over we will do something special for them. >> we will do a hot dog vegetarian and we will do a hamburger vegetarian. >> meatless wean i. >> i ain't going there, man. >> we're in the same class here. >> lets get to cape may with jen. >> hey guys. >> it is iconic congress hall hotel and they are setting up for an amazing community event , come back we will talk to the hotel's owners talk history and tell you how to be part of the really great fourth of july. ♪ pro-tip. get these great smoked ribs. twenty minutes on the grill, they're done. you think he cares if i smoke ribs for six hours? what? the best food at amazing prices, giant. from the pennsylvania lottery. and pay day has progressi