>> ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha! > andrew, i gotta tell you-- your laugh scares the [bleep] out of me. >> because it's a farce. what neil did was reach down and push the dog back, at which point, the dog bit him. >> it sounds like he was just trying to stop the dog from running in the street. >> i was horrified. why--why would you do that? >> as andrew's ranting and raving, neil walks in. instead of andrew using some sort of decorum or discretion or shutting his mouth, he continues. he actually gets even more amped up. >> and then he comes up to my office yelling and screaming at me that i should have shown more compassion. >> but i think when that happens, i think what people are looking for is some level of sympathy. >> that's not--again, my staff has to function a right way. >> i know. >> when neil started working here, and i told him to this-- to his face--i had big hopes for him. >> when you say that to somebody, "i had high hopes for you..." >> neil did not hear that from me until we had a huge argument in the k

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ha-ha-ha. >> doreen's term was disgusting. in case you missed it. joey chestnut, downed 70 hot dogs, winning the tenth nathan's contest. many eaters, chance at devouring other foods. chestnut also owns the twinkie record, asparagus record. >> asparagus. oh! >> what food do you think you could scarf down in a contest? ladies first. doreen? >> actually have won, i within ape waa watermelon eating contest as a child. embarrassingly me brothers came in second and third. >> you showed them. halia. >> i thought, bacon. could eat as much bacon as i want. it is easy. >> yeah. way better. way better. >> ribs. baby back ribs. go to town on those. they're messy. >> jrgeorge. >> cheeseburger guy. >>cheeseburger. >> better than asparagus. >> healthy. yeah. >> congratulations on the contest. pretty good. >> seed spitting involved? >> my dad's company picnic. embarrassing moment. yeah. all right. >> proud moment, doreen. come on. >> yeah. yeah. that's important. >> we'll be right bac did you know slow internet can actually hold your business back? say goodbye to slow downloads, slow backups, slow everything. comcast business offers blazing fast and reliable internet that's up to 16 times faster say hello to faster downloads with internet speeds up to 250 megabits per second. get fast internet and add phone and tv now for only $24.90 more per month. our lowest price ever on this offer. but only for a limited time. call today. comcast business. built for business. awe all craving water

ha ha ha ha! [mumbling] oh, my-- you're getting off on this! and? tevor: welcome back to the daily show. thank you so much for streaming in. my host tonight, james davis is here everybody. let's get right to the big scandal that is rocking america's first family. >> kim cardion taking to social media that shut down rumors surrounding drug use. the realities posted a picture monday night where fans were quick to notice what appeared to be two lines of a white substance on a table in the background. cardion was quick to reply saying it was sugar from dylan's sugar store but late last night she realized it was wrong. >> this table in the background is a marble table, you guys. come on. >> yeah, come on guys. yiek why would she do cocaine when she's married to human cocaine. come on guys. >> think about it. kanye is like i'm going to open a fashion shore that's a space ship. >> she's like honey calm down have some cocaine. kin wasn't doing cocaine but i love how her excuse was that it was sugar from dylan's candy bar. that was her excuse. i don't know i

ha ha ha! [laughter] the country. steve: it got to be. [laughter] never heard of it. is--what-- what city is it close to? kim: it's close to olathe, kansas. steve: haha! [laughter] where? [laughter] boy, you know how far you're in the country when your closest city is another place ain't nobody-- [laughter] "it's close to olathe, kansas"? ain't nobody heard of olathe, kansas. let me ask you all something. how big is parker? kim: about a hundred people. ha ha ha! yes. steve: you got l

ha-ha-ha, what?" [ light laughter ] then, they thought about it, and were like, "what could be crazier than what we have now?" [ light laughter ] then -- [ applause ] me too. me too. then, nbc cancelled "timeless", and i was like, "what?" but then they brought it back, and i was like, "whaaat? did you guys just go back in time and fix this? i choose to believe that you did." [ light laughter ] then, in british columbia -- and she's fine -- a girl got snatched off the pier by a sea and i was like, "what! but i saw it as a gif, so i was like -- "what? what? what? what? what? what? what? what? [ light laughter ] [ applause ] what?" she's fine. then, betsy devos spoke at a black college and got booed. and i was like, "a-ha, what?" and then i was like, "boo!" [ laughter ] then richard spencer, that crazy white nationalist nazi, led a torch-wielding mob. i was like, "what?" then i found out it was to protest the removal of some confederate monument. and i was like, "oh, thank goodness. it's just nonsense." [ light laughter ] then south korea elected a new president and i was like, "what?" but then i saw his new bodyguard, and i was felt like whitney houston lookin' at kevin costner. and i was like -- what what what what oh what ♪ [ laughter and applause ] this has been "amber says what?" ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >> seth: amber ruffin, everybody! really, really took your time with that last note, amber. [ light laughter ] every day, there seems to be a new bombshell coming from the trump administration. so we thought we'd take a break from the breaking news of the day and check in on one of president trump's campaign promises. specifically, his promise to drain the swamp. this is, "the check-in." ♪ [ chee

. >> tennessee said, ha-ha, dick, it's the most beautiful house, i ever have seen in the north, ha-ha-ha97, a fire destroyed it all. leaving only the brick chimney as a grim sentinel. >> and you can't imagine your house being gone. every cell, i think in your body probably, if it could be seen and magnified moves at that moment. >> because you lost everything, right? >> yeah, yeah. >> cavett and nye set about to rebuild it but had their memory and pictures to go by. forensic architecture they called it. out of all the ashes came a near exact replica of stanford white's historic home. >> he would have liked it. you did good, dick. >> stan would have said, hey, dick, you done good. >> he did good in his career too. started as a come dewriter for the tonight's show, jack par in 1961, continued writing for johnny carson doing a little stand-up himself. >> do you ever sit home quietly by the fire rereading dickens or -- >> when he finally got his own show in 1968. >> can i tell one story, before i've get into that? >> sure. >> he just shut up and let his guests talk. something his mentor jack

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. >> steve: ha-ha-ha-ha! >> jimmy: save it. save it. , guys. [ light laughter ] this one's from @cptnswan4thewin. >> steve: captain -- >> jimmy: you almost run out of characters right there. you can't tweet anything. >> steve: no more names. >> jimmy: captain swan for the win. she says, "when my brother and i are away at college, my mom puts scarecrow versions of us at the dinner table to have as guests." [ laughter ] there's a photo. look at -- there's a photo right there. [ applause ] "wonder if mom even knows we're not home anymore." >> steve: "they're not eating again, honey." >> jimmy: this one's from @amyevans1023. she says, "when i was little, my dad trained me to get him a a beer when he barked like a a seal." [ laughter and applause ] >> steve: what? wait, you're -- >> jimmy: i never knew i had another sister. yeah, there you go. i'm like, "amy?" this one's from @jennyskorusa. she says, "my grandma paid to have professional photos" -- this is real, by the way. "my grandma paid to have professional photos taken with one of her do

ha, ha, ha.hat number won't be worn again when i'm finished with it, clown, referring to his number 23 jersey being retired when he's finished playing. he went on to write, nate diaz, money may about to destroy you. now i don't agree with this back and forth between the two guys but i do agree with draymond on one thing. may weather is going to beat connor. connor will get a huge pay day. that's it for sports. see ya. terrible accident made good on his promise to "walk" down the aisle at >>> a former olympic high jumper partially paralyzed made good to walk down the aisle. he suffered a spinal cord injury during a back flip. doctors did not know if he would ever walk again but during rehab, his number one goal was to walk down the aisle on his wedding day and he did that without the help of a cane. he's a two time olympian, he called it a monumental day. >> he set his goals and did it. >> and he met them. >> rob mayeda we got a reporter down there and spreading, what's the weather like there. >>

ha, ha, ha. >> reporter: not a single one of them called 911. his body was found five days later. many say those watching those horrific acts bear some responsibility also. >> i tell people every day that if they witness something either on the net or in person they need to contact authorities. i would like people to look at these live stream events just like they were at the event. if they see somebody being assaulted you're either going to step in yourself or immediately get law enforcement there to jump in the middle of it. think about live stream in the same sort of view. >> reporter: in chicago authorities say as many as 40 people watched the alleged gang rape of a 15-year-old girl but not a single one of them called the police. >> chicago police superintendent eddie johnson expressing outrage at the lack of action. >> it just disgusts me that people would look at those videos and not pick up the phone and die 911. >> reporter: adam moulter, the author of "irresistible: the rise of addictive technology and the business of keeping us hooked" says watching online offers a cloak of anonymity. >> when you're watching something like this happening from a computer screen you're probably a long way away from the action. so psychological distance or remoteness is more likely to diminish and dampen helping behavior. >> reporter: as a result of videos like these social media companies are now looking for ways to better monitor the content of their products. facebook says it will soon have about 7,500 employees reviewing questionable content. that's about a third of the company's workforce. >> we need a way for viewers to flag content as inappropriate or unacceptable so we can stop a live stream midway rather than perpetuating it, allowing it to continue for ten minutes past some horrendous act. >> reporter: social media companies may be able to take videos down before they go viral. but they won't be able to put a stop to people themselves posting those videos. >> this really boils down to discipline, parents having very strict rules about when kids can live stream et cetera. hard to control. i get all that. but that -- this really has to start in the home as far as monitoring or controlling or limiting this behavior. >> i think live streaming is causing a lot of fear, especially among parents, because kids are using live streaming in ways that aren't safe. tech companies that are savvy will recognize that fear and they'll recognize there's a gap in the market to be filled and i think some of them are already doing it quite successfully. >> this is your daughter. >> reporter: verizon's product alerts parents when their teenagers are driving too fast. >> you can tell her to drive more like this was you'll get this. >> reporter: sprint has drive first, which sends calls to voice mail and silences alerts when a driver's going more than 10 miles an hour. >> blocks and responds to texts while you drive. >> reporter: and chevy has developed the teen driver mode that mutes the radio if the front seat drivers aren't wearing their seat belts. in central california tonight sanchez remains in jail. her sister would have turned

ha, ha, ha. and so we wait someone that is the owner of the snake they nicknamed up here petunia because he was found in a flower pot. they are waiting here to see if he shows up and is expected around 60s we shall see, john rawlins, channel 6 "action news." >> thank you. >>> state utility officials are moving forward with plans to install a micro grid in trenton, today officials toured a proposed site for the grid in the downtown area. currently operated by viola energy. the grid is meant to protect the power supply during severe weather, 12 other micro grids are considered across the state. the city of philadelphia is preparing to honor one of its favorite and funniest sons. tomorrow is kevin hart day in philadelphia. officials will unveil this mural of hart in honor of his birthday. the portrait of the comedian and entertainer went up on max's cheese stakes in philadelphia. a block from hart's childhood home. the councilmen are hosting a celebration at max's beginning at 10:30. ♪ this summer in a place where flavor runs deep, any dish and every glass might be the best you've ever tasted as long as you don't forget your appetite. new york state. it's all here. it's only here. plan your trip to the finger lakes at iloveny.com >>> people in this room are proving that you can compete at any age. delaware county is celebrating the wishes of their 2017 senior games, hundreds of athletes ranging from age from 50 to 101 attended the banquet today to celebrate their achievements. some sports multiple medals including a variety of events like bowling and table tennis and track. >>> more big sixers news tonight and i have a feeling i'll be saying that a fair amount in the coming months and hopefully years. >> nba summer league we are so excited about markelle fultz is set to play in other game for the sixers. he had a nice game monnight and they face the jazz tonight and he is not the only first round pick to take the court for the team. he is slated to play, the turkish sharp shooting guard they grabbed late in round one last year. he signed with the team yesterday and fultz is excited to team up with him. >> he is a great shooter, he does more than that, gets to the rim a great kid and real cool real friendly and all of that. i'm looking forward to playing with him and giving him some assist. >> it's all coming together and the phillies and pirates meet again tonight. aaronalityier is getting the day off. ben lively takes the mound tonight and he won his first start a month ago but not since. despite that lively hasera of any philly. >>> and we introduce you to a local man giving back to the community all in a days work and having a ball while doing it. i'm michael gibson on the six man project. the six man that comes off the bench to help his team win that is exactly what mike gibson is doing all started from a random act of kindness driving in philadelphia with a brand new basketball in his truck. >> i noticed two kids playing on a homemade court plying with a homemade basketball like a beach ball. i gave it to them and they were smiling. and i asked the mom can i take their picture and i said have i have been idea. >> providing basketballs to kids that mean them the most. >> you need a couple of new basketball tods play here. >> their reaction is pretty much the same big smile and you walk away and they give you a shout thanks mister we appreciate it. >> now a carful of basketballs. he rolls up unannounced and swoops in with the assist. >> i hate to interrupt your workout but for a good reason

ha-ha-ha, what?" [ light laughter ] then, they thought about it, and were like, "what could be crazier than what we have now?" [ light laughter ] then -- [ applause ] me too. me too. then, nbc cancelled "timeless", and i was like, "what?" but then they brought it back, and i was like, "whaaat? did you guys just go back in time and fix this? i choose to believe that you did." [ light laughter ] then, in british columbia -- and she's fine -- a girl got snatched off the pier by a sea lion. and i was like, "what!? but i saw it as a gif, so i was like -- "what? what? what? what? what? what? what? what? [ light laughter ] [ applause ] what?" she's fine. then, betsy devos spoke at a black college and got booed. and i was like, "a-haotest the removal of some confederate monument. and i was like, "oh, thank goodness. it's just nonsense." [ light laughter ] then south korea elected a new president and i was like, "what?" but then i saw his new bodyguard, and i was felt like whitney houston lookin' at kevin costner. and i was like -- ♪ what what what what what oh what ♪ [ laughter and applause ] this has been "amber says what?" ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >> seth: amber ruffin, everybody! really, really took your time with that last note, amber. [ light laughter ] every day, there seems to be a new bombshell coming from the trump administration. so we thought we'd take a break from the breaking news of the day and check in on one of president trump's campaign promises. specifically, his promise to drain the swamp. this is, "the check-in." ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >> seth: president trump made a lot of promises throughout his campaign. and in general, he kept them very simple. as evidence by their ability to be express

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ha ha ha! >> had you taken any kind of pills or anything? >> no. i was -- >> that was just you. >> yes. >> nathaniel jordan and mental health staff try to get to the bottom of his behavior. >>> haa! justice, no justice. justice, no justice. >> nathaniel jordan arrived at the cuyahoga county corrections center in what appeared to be either a drug-induced or psychotic episode. medical staff sedated jordan and transferred him to the mental health unit for observation. two days later, he's exercising inside his cell and appears free of whatever condition afflicted him. but he does carry a reminder of the incident. >> tell me how you got that black eye. >> when i came up here, my mind kind of closed in on me, and i beat myself to a black eye and bloody nose. just punching myself, punching myself and punching myself. over and over again. >> jordan was taken into custody by a s.w.a.t. team after he was charged with attempted murder and robbery. he will soon be extradited to indiana, where he plans to plead not guilty. jordan says that his medical history may have been partly responsible for his behavior in intake. >> seventh grade, i was diagnosed with a d-net brain tumor. and i had s

ha, ha, ha. literally, i'll smoke it so much, they'll be loading it through the bowl while i'm still smoking. then as soon as i take it out of my mouth, i'm like, oh,. it's just [ bleep ]. that's the only way i can explain it when the hulk goes from human to beast. >> i'll be honest, i do eat a lot. when i'm on drugs, obsolete. food? okay. i eat in jail. other than that, it's back to this meth monster. yes. that's what i looked like when i was coming in. i was literally under 200. when is the last time i was under 200 pounds? like 5, 5 years old? i'm not kidding. >> she says the greatest toll meth has taken has been on her family. she has six chifrn -- children ranging in age from 11 to 17, but is no longer in contact with them. five live with her siblings and one with an uncle. she also distanced herself from her brothers and sisters due to shame over her addiction and the crimes she's committed to support it. >> our family is pretty close-knit. my parents died and my siblings are my glue to my life. my family means the world to me, but we've been separated for such a long time. it's been 11 years. 11 years since the last time i've seen them. i pushed them away. i just separated myself. i didn't want them to see me go through a bunch of [ bleep ]. i would never disrespect them like that if my father was still here. meth. that wouldn't be on it. that's not just the love i had for my dad but the respect i had for my father. meth, jail. all this right now wouldn't be in play in my life. i know that for a fact. i know that for a fact. >> coming up -- >> i was pretty in shock. i never

ha, ha, ha. [laughter] that is great to see. nancy: all right. coming up for us at 4:00, we should all live to be 107. find out what advice this man has for the rest of us. as he reaches this land mark. >> chipotle restaurant in northern virginia is closed after reports of people getting very sick. coming up, we will tel nancy: back with new developments over the fight to build another potomac river montgomery county council was considering a resolution to propose another bridge because it would cost too much. today the council passed the resolution. maryland and virginia argued for years about the need another crossing outside the beltway to ease the congestion on the american legion bridge. right now there are six bridges there and the wilson bridge inside the beltway. michelle: now an update for a story on prince george's county. vending machines on the county property will be healthier. they unanimously passed a bill that mandate that 50% of the items will meet the nutrition standard. similar bills passed in montgomery county and howard county. nancy: you may want to hit the gym after the next story. this is where a san antonio ma

so now that that has been said, when will you get here. ha, ha, ha. i'll be waiting, homey, hurry, please. love always your best bff, raven. they call her raven now. >> whether culberson joins her friend in prison or not depends on if she and her boyfriend are acquitted on charges of rape and sodomy. they have been offered a plea deal, which would greatly reduce the amount of time they could serve in prison versus being found guilty in trial. but they have turned it down. >> i don't know. i'm innocent. so i feel that i -- yeah, it's a risk that i'm willing to take. i am willing to take it because the jury, there's 12 people there. and, yes, they either are going to feel sorry for her or feel sorry for me. i don't know which one it's going to be. supposed to hit it again, bunky. >> life is a gamble in general. you don't know what tomorrow may bring forth. or i might just be able to be, hey. you can't find nothing on this man. all of this stuff is inadequate puffed up charges. more than likely, the jury will be able to see this too. >> for de'arborne, w

ha-ha-ha. but the reality is that they were wright. you do need to have a day job, which i still have. so, you have tone courage them to take themself series -- seriously because no one else will. and also read. you have to read as much as you write. you have to know what is happening. that's how you learn what to do and what not to do. you're welcome. [applause] >> ladies and gentlemen, thank you for joining us, let's have another round of applause. [applause] >> if you have a book you would like to have signed, please remain in your seat. we are getting the stage ready for the signing portion of the event and we'll call you up row by row. the book is available at the cash registers in the back. thank you. [inaudible conversations] >> book of the recently visit capitol animal ask members of congress what they're reading this summer. >> i'm going to start by finishing up the essay of mon tanya, which i've been reading,

ha ha ha. >> what does that say? >> i can't even. i can't say it any more. >> trained by two creative chicks. good morning. >> i love that. i love the flock stars. hopefully you read what they said, stuff happens. temperatures in the 60s, a closer look at storms ahead coming up. >>> they sparked a lot of curiosity when they vanished last week. we learned >>> i knew it was there, yet i forgot, it scared me. that's a real spider on the live camera. >> look how huge that looks. >> somebody hit the windshield wiper. isn't there a wiper on that thing? get rid of it. good morning, everybody. >> now it is gone. >> circle of life. this is news4 today, i am aaron >> i am eun yang. a check of the weather in a second. >> we are going to get a phone call. >> are you laughing at us? >> first i fried the chicken, then got rid of the spider. wow. >> those spiders are invincible. i have seen them coming right back. >> tony has the wiper on still. >> i bet you he will bring a couple of friends next time, too. >> you can count the hairs on his legs, it was so clear. >> big spider. we were zoomed way in on that. >> that was funny. >> that was quite a start to the news cast. >> that was funny. anyway. >> let's talk about the weather. >> it's nice outside. >> any further conversation about aaron's reaction to the spider don't go well for him. we have a little cloud cover outside this morning. one or two lone some sprinkles in anne arundel north of the bay bridge. could be a stray sprinkle chance between the beltway between now and 8:00 or 9:00 this morning. otherwise, most of us don't need to worry about rain today. mix of clouds and sunshine, upper 70s, low 80s today. hoping for a better result from nats and brewers game. last night was 8-0 in favor of the wrong team. let's hope the comfortable wisconsin type summer weather -- >> this is d.c. weather. this is unseasonably cool d.c. weather. >> you are correct.

ha, ha, ha, that number went be worn again, clown. referring to number 23. now, i don't agree with this back and forth between the two guys. but i do agree with draymond on one thing. mayweather is going to beat conor, because they're boxing. either way conor will get a huge payday. all right, that's it for sports. >>> a massive fire near boston hasments under construction and forced neighbors out their homes. it broke out earlacy this morning west of boston. it destroyed nearly 200 apartments under construction. quickly spread from 1 building to the next. firefighters evacuated nearby homes. about 150 people from a nearby housing complex because of thick smoke. nobody injured. the cause of that fire not yet clear. and that fire probably rings a bell similar to a huge construction fire earlier this month. most recent fire in oakland nearfly destroyed what would have become 200 homes. >>> nbc responds. >> they say they were fined for something they simply didn't do. consurm investigator chris cimura took their distress call. >> the people who called us say the city automated its process for taking fireworks complaints. and that stream lined smts has left them wrongfully accused as well as on the hook for hundreds of dollars each. >> our neighbors, we know each other. >> reporter: on tiny garrison circle an airplane over head occas

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ha, ha, ha. >> my butt is wet. >> that is officer joe jones his uniform not the best attire for that homemade slip and slide complete with a raft. the woman in ashville built it for kids on the block but someone called police saying it was blocking the run that is why officer jones responded not only did he not think it was a problem but he joined in on the fun as you can see. i hope he put a toil down on the seat of the patrol car. your rear gets wet when you do the slip and slide action. >> that is what happens when you join in on the fun. it's time now to get a check of the roads tonight. matt pellman is here with the update. >> sharrie, speeds are not slipping much of the day on the highways, looking good with light volume and the case on the schuylkill expressway what we do have is all the closures because of the festivities going on tonight. the ramp from the eastbound side of 76 schuylkill from spring garden street is blocked as is spring garten itself and the mlk drive and kelly drive and eakins oval is closed as is the ben franklin parkway, both drives in both directions shut down likely until tomorrow morning. we have a bunch of closures around independence hall including 6th and chestnut. the closures should be lifted in the next 20 to 30 minutes a flat tire on the southbound side of 95 close to bridge street and luckily they got that fixed and all lanes are open there. six different septa bus routes are running and septa is offering late night service on the regional rails to help you get home. otherwise we are on a sunday schedule on septa because of the holiday. and parades going on in glen side, easton, waverly, all have restrictions as the marchers continue their thing in glen side. and a motorcycle crash in bucks coins close to lex greenhouses, avoid callow hill root at upper stump road. >> all right matt thank you. >>> collingdale's holiday celebration started early this morning. parade floats and antique cars made their way through town and once the procession came to an end families could enjoy a flea market and fun games leading up to the big show. fireworks start at 9:00 p.m. a lot of festivities outdoors today. meteorologist, adam joseph, coming up with the complete accuweather forecast. when "action news" at 4:00 continues. >>> the playground was spacocke with temperatures near that 90 degree mark. in some locations. we take a look at the temperature in philadelphia on the brisk of 90, 86 in the lehigh valley as well as trenton and 72 dover and 72 and a lot of clouds and showers getting close to cape may at 73 degrees. for the fireworks forecast tonight most areas staying on the dry side could be a thundershower in far southern areas, most areas looking good 82 at 8:00 and everything wraps up tonight 11:00 temperature around 78 degrees. as we take a look at stormtracker 6 live double scan there you can see downpours and storms in southern areas along the border of kent county as well as southern newcastle county. very wet especially along route 1 along the state of delaware. as we look at stormtracker 6 live double scan here things firing up north and smyrna and this is not moving quickly. that is the thing. where they are pulsing up there is not a lot of steering with wind and they are drifting slowly all the way south of dover now lewes, delaware and bethany beach getting lightning and thunder as well and cape may about to get clipped with light showers, northern areas looking good and most is down to the south along a boundary and that drapes itself west to kansas city and wichita, a spin here, low pressure rippling across the delaware valley and moving through thursday and early friday. tomorrow it's looking nice sun and clouds east-southeasterly winds and cooler at the shore. staying all week in the mid-70s. 84 toms river and 85 in philadelphia and 85 for allentown and a bit cooler for today and the heat is building across the rockies and high pressure and this is where the core of the heat it, we get into a trough that means the jet stream dips despite we don't have a ton of heat because everything ride as long this river of air that steers our system than is our weather thursday and early friday. the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast 85 and sun and clouds tomorrow and a lot of clouds as the area of low pressure nears us. 80 degrees with downpours and thunderstorms throughout the day and that lasts into early friday morning kicking off a thunderstorm of 87 and everything should start to kick out of here in time for your saturday and sunday. beautiful sunshine and low humidity average temperatures and that will even going into the beginning of next week. with a lot of sunshine and temperatures shy of 90 degrees as we get into the first full week of july or so. we are not looking at any major heat heading our way. good thing for this time of year. >> looks comfortable for july. what's the deal is coming up next. >> and today we are talking about things you 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ha, ha, ha, huh. i wonder if that's true. all of a sudden your imagination is cracked open a little bit because he's explaining his experience. he's not just going, white people are bad, white people are bad. he's explaining the experience. and that, to me, is the difference. >> after you saw live in concert or sunset strip you went back and thought, i need to change what i do. >> we do all the work. nobody else wants to do it. if an immigrant is taking your job, then you got a [ bleep ] up job. >> i think that any comedian that hasn influenced by richard pryor, he made you do something you didn't want to do, which was talk about the pain and the darkest times in your life. >> you know, you just don't want to drive through tennessee when you look like this. it's [ bleep ] not fun. it's not. i got to know the ku klux klan way too well. i don't mean to judge but they're [ bleep ]. they really are. >> richard pryor really changed race because he was unafraid to be black in a white world. i wanted to challenge and provoke in the same way that there was a way to do it even though i wasn't black and i wasn't white. >> one of the main components of being a comic is feeling like an outsider. whether you actually are or you're not, the more of an outsider you are in this game, the more perspective you gain. >> straight to the kitchen and pour me a cup of coffee and make it like i like my men. hot, black and strong. >> race in popular culture come together in really interesting ways in the '70s. there's this decade of what

has come under a quite a bit of fire for what he has stayed by the president and supported the president. that's one instance, talk radio has taken i think a turn against the president over the last week or so. the point being that jeff sexes is somebody who has such an impeccable rep takes on the right in conservative movement politics that a lot of folks who have dismissed the 24 news cycle and called all of is hysterical for our coverage of this white house are now sort of taking a step back and saying, wow! >> let me ask you, tim, you laid out nicely here the big stories of the day, one day that would be the one story that we would be putting at the headlines. we are going to listen into paul ryan who is taking questions. he so far is talking about securing the borders, about the need to help veterans and so on. i'm listening in for a second here. >> from the legislative branch. he determines who is hired and fire in the executive branch. that's his prerogative f. he has concerns or questions with the attorney general i'm sure he will bring them up with him, himself. >> inaudible question ]. >> it's up to the president to decide what his personnel decisions is and any possible thought that comes from that. if he has concerns about anyone