drayton hall allows us to do that. we are involved. i appreciate it greatly. afterwards,ght on new american president and ceo anne-marie slaughter examines global networking in the digital age in her book "the chess book and the web: strategies of connection and a networked world." she is interviewed by denis mcdonough, former white house chief of staff and the obama administration in 2013 to 2016. >> what would strike me as we knew there was a world of states. if you think about north korea or iran or china and russia, that world of state to state relations is still very important. i think of it as a chessboard world. it is the world of how do we beat our adversaries. we think about a move and we try to anticipate what move they are going to make. that world is very important, but equally important is what i call the world of the web. that world of criminal networks, including terrorists, but also arms traffickers and drug traffickers. the world of business which increasingly big network supply chains, global corporations, and the world of nongovernmental org

drayton hall allows us to do that. we are involved. i appreciate it greatly. afterwards,ght on new american president and ceo anne-marie slaughter examines global networking in the digital age in her book "the chess book and the web: strategies of connection and a networked world." she is interviewed by denis mcdonough, former white house chief of staff and the obama administration in 2013 to 2016. >> what would strike me as we knew there was a world of states. if you think about north korea or iran or china and russia, that world of state to state relations is still very important. i think of it as a chessboard world. it is the world of how do we beat our adversaries. we think about a move and we try to anticipate what move they are going to make. that world is very important, but equally important is what i call the world of the web. that world of criminal networks, including terrorists, but also arms traffickers and drug traffickers. the world of business which increasingly big network supply chains, global corporations, and the world of nongovernmental org

danjohnson boiling over outside the town hall.r outside the town hall. danjohnson is still there with people who are protesting. what's the scene now? things seem to have calmed down in the last few minutes. things did boil over at one point and there was a set of doors to the council that was opened and a number of people were able to get inside and blocked the foyer a for some time. stopping people getting in. we wa nt time. stopping people getting in. we want justice! tell time. stopping people getting in. we wantjustice! tell me what answers you want. who is to be held accountable for the deaths in that tower. it has nothing to do with religion. it has nothing to do with islam. no one has said that. islamic state about violence. it is about peace. we are normal humans who have missed theirfamily peace. we are normal humans who have missed their family and friends. of course. the council has said there will be an investigation. the whole procedure is chaotic. why don't you have faith in it? the whole procedure is chaotic. we ar

>> uh-huh. >> inmate hall, come to the door and cuff up. if you do not cuff up, we will introduce chemical agents. are you going to comply? >> introduce o.c. >> hall has covered his food port and window with a mattress. but the special response team knocks it down and fires a couple of short bursts of o.c. gas. >> hall, you're going to be all right, all right? listen to my orders, okay? >> i can't. >> i need you to get up on your knees. come on, help us out. >> ahhh! >> shooting an extraction wearing a gas mask is pretty difficult. you're kept a certain distance from the view finder. the seal is compromised a bit. so there is some of the gas that leaks in. eyes are watering a bit. but that's just part of it. we go in there and do the best we can to show what's going on. >> what's going on with these [ bleep ]? i need fresh air. i can't breathe. >> you're all right, hall. >> so that was quite a first day. the next day we had to go back into ad seg to continue doing our interviews and one of the inmates we were going to i can hear water runni

whose idea was it for these town halls?sti, we received, after -- we did not get the acquittal that we want but we got what we needed and that was a mistrial. after that, it was hundreds and hundreds of supporters outside that courtroom. when we got back to our offices an our phones were ringing off the hook, hundreds of calls we received from civic organizations, church groups saying we want mr. cosby to come out and speak to us about education and we want him to come out here and talk to our young people. i understand you may be trying to make a headline and sensationalalize a headline. not the case. the case is talk about education and self-development and personal development, cleaning up the community. i'm pretty sure questions are going to come at him. we will vet those questions and if he can answer those questions about his personal experience, he will do so. within the parameters of how he can answer based on what his lawyers give him the guidance of. but to make the headline and keep trying to make the headline. >

if we just towards the doors of the town hall. if wejust spin towards the doors of the town hall. the doors of the town hall. if wejust spin round and look, that is the main entrance to the offices of kensington and chelsea borough. it looks like people are actually trying to get into the council to make their point directly. they have been frustrated that they haven't seen been frustrated that they haven't seen officials from the council, that people haven't been out on the street scene after talking to people, so now some of this crowd taking the message directly to the council. it looks like the doors are closed and locked, so we do not think anyone has been able to get in. it is notable that there hasn't been any security here, no police on duty. the numbers have grown in the last hour as more people have come down from around the area where the fire happened. they have come here in the last hour with a very strong message about what's happened this week, wanting to give a direct message to kensington and chelsea borough that they feel let down. they have been demanding that m

he had a terrible, terrible town hall meeting. it was bad.ly, of course, when he ran for reelection, it was so bad within the republican party that he switched to the democrats, and then he lost the democratic primary and wound up losing his senate career, so i remember when the shoe was on the other foot. there is a reason here for all of this, and that is because there are a lot of americans out here, i interviewed personally somebody whose father died which she attributes to obamacare. people are very angry about this. so there is another side to this story. >> matt? >> yeah, i think that anytime, there's nothing more thankless than trying to nefix or reform health care in america. i equated the idea of choosing a land invasion in russia in the winter. that's basically, when a political party decides they're going to tackle fixing health care, it's completely thankless, and republicans are going to have to ask themselves, is it worth it? you are going to have to take all this abuse from people who are understandably emotional. some of it's

as part of a series of town halls he's holding across the state.r focused on the american health care act during the town hall in lancaster. >> the best word i came up with is obscene. that's what i really believe that it is. >> most of the town hall was focused on health care. the crowd was mixed with democrats and republicans all concerned about a new health care bill. >> as americans, we need to be able to come together and talk these things out civilly and diplomatically. >> about 200 people showed up for today's town hall. senator casey is running for re-election next year. >>> and tonight, the chairman of the republican party of pennsylvania is responding to senator casey's town hall. saying in part, "sadly, bob c e cas casey's march to left continues. as a senator whose state is facing skyrocketing premium costs. it's disappointing bob casey continues to play political games instead of working across the aisle." >>> a big honor tonight for a delaware man who lost his life while saving his stepsons. michael manley wases posthumously awarded t

take a look. >> should republicans hold town halls over recess? >> some members have town halls.some don't. we'll see what happens. >> as for what the town halls might look like, we've already seen what can happen. randi kaye tonight has that. >> reporter: republicans in congress know they need to get the health care bill right. they haven't forgotten the stinging reaction to the house bill. >> now -- >> 2020, you're gone. you're going. >> reporter: the man yelling at republican senator bill cassidy of louisiana -- >> you're done. >> reporter: -- had to be escorted out by security. with the dismantling of obamacare under way, the atmosphere is ripe for anger. and members of congress across the country are feeling the rath of voters. republican senator tom cotton's town hall in arkansas. >> i'm an angry constituent. do work for us. >> reporter: representative tom macarthur's town hall in new jersey. >> my wife was diagnosed with cancer when she was 40 years old. but every day, every day, she lives with it. she thinks about it. every pain, every new something going on somewhere. is

halle berry. >> is it tough being the boss? >> i will not stop. >>> "e.t."ok at julian edelman posing for espn's body issue. >> my body is a temple. at's w kicking off his fourth of july holidaliy a ttle bit early. at disneyland with his wife emma and four of his daughters. quality time with winny the poo while the older girls had fun on splash mountain. his daughters posting this cute photo on jam. look at her holding on to her dad's head. >>> singer phil collins' daughter lily is now 28, and she's starring in a new netflix movie about a girl with an eating disorder. and it's a role that struck close to home. >> control. control. >> "into the bone." >> good speech. >> it resonated with lily, who has revealed in a book that she suffered from an eating disorder. >> what fears did you have? any issues you had in the past. >> any fears were pushed aside. >> everyone was holding me accountable as an actor and as lily. >> the crew used makeup and digital effects to make her look frail. >> my definition of healthy changed over the past couple years. >> i've come t

police say more arrests could be pending.reporting live from fremont city hall in san francisco, thean accused of killing an australian tourist matt bate outside of a hotel.. pleaded not guilty.david murillo from san bernadincounty cried in court as he was charged with involuntary manslaughter, assault and battery.his attorney says he acted in self- defense and is a family man with no criminal record.the judge set his bail at 100- thousand dollars. he'll be back in court on friday. meanwhile, bate's family is on the way to san francisco to bring his body back home. justine waldman kron 4 news. here in hayward, cal state east bay's graduation is set for saturday and today we met an extraordinary woman who has overcome some long odds to here. brenda brown lost her job in the great recession and when she couldn't find work she enrolled in classes. at one point she had to live out of her carsoti told myself it's not going to last that long. i've worked to hard up until that point when i was in my car not to.but she didn't give up and will graduate with a communications degree on saturday

no different. >> i found you you son of a -- no. >> halle is mama bear in another way. of the producers. is it tough being the boss? >> i love being the boss. >> whenever you go i will be right behind you. >> it's nice to be able to not just be the dancing bear anymore, but to have a hand in who the director is, who the writer is. i wanted to be a part of this because i think it's time for women to be empowered. >> you took the wrong kid. >> halle is all about empowerment. she said her dramatic oscar win in 2002 now means nothing. >> i thought it meant something, but i think it meant nothing. >> what did you mean by that? >> i feel like it meant something. of course it meant something, i was speechless up there in a way. i guess i'm just disappointed there has not been another woman in 15 years that has stood on that stage like i did that night. >> several women of color won the supporting actress award, but not the one she won, best actress. >> the more work we have the more chances we have to be there. that's what i'm really hoping starts to happen that women of color

. >> dahler: tonight "48 hours" investigates the case of frances hall.estranged nuzz a crash on a texas highway or was it an accident? was she driven to extremes by menacing texts sent by her husband's mistress. peter van sant has the story. >> i think that a lot of women see successful men, attractive men. they think, "i want a piece of that." it doesn't matter if they're married or not. >> reporter: texas defense lawyer leigh cutter knows a thing or two about jealous women having just finished defending frances hall, a wife charged with murdering her unfaithful husband, trucking executive and millionaire bill hall jr. >> bill hall loved frances and his children, but bill's fatal flaw is that he also liked the attention of younger women. >> reporter: in 32 years of marriage to frances, bill cheated plenty as he confided to his cousin, hank hall. what's more, frances knew about bill's affairs but always forgave him. >> bill loved frances so much that it was unbelievable, but when you cheated in the past and she stuck with you, right, it kind of makes it

when some of the people, very angry, town hall when some of the people, very angry, were town hall whence a little bit as they we re with the police a little bit as they were trying to get up the stairs. and they are chanting now, you can see there in the shadow of grenfell tower, demanding answers as to tower. demanding answers as to howi tragedy could have happened. i this tragedy could have happened. i think our correspondent is there at the scene. mark, can you tell us what is going on? then, the protest has just what is going on? then, the protest hasjust come down what is going on? then, the protest has just come down here to the shadow of grenfell tower, just suddenly, sorry, tripping over barriers here, and - we have barriers here, and actually we have just come through the cordons into... sorry, there are quite a lot of people trying to come through into the press area so i will move to be left to ensure the barriers are in place. you can see a lot of people here, certainly a few hundred, a couple of thousand possibly. and they are shouting, justice, now. this is the same kind

, a wife charged with murdering her unfaithful husband, trucking executive and millionaire bill hallll loved frances and his children, but bill's fatal flaw is that he also liked the itention of younger women. >> reporter: in 32 years of chrriage to frances, bill deeated plenty, as he confided to his cousin, hank hall. what's more, frances knew about bill's affairs but always forgave him. >> bill loved frances so much that it was unbelievable, but when you cheated in the past and she stuck with you, right, it kind of makes it seem like it's okay, right? >> reporter: and frances might have forgiven bill yet again, but this time, bill's mistress, bonnie contreras, wasn't letting go. during their three-year affair, bill had paid her rent and even wought her two cars, a bmw and a mercedes. >> bonnie contreras would take compromising photos, kind of nst gather all these nuggets, that if things ever went south, she had all the proof she needed to kind of force you to do what ote wanted. ak my mother was on the verge of a nervous breakdown because bonnie was taunting her constantly. >> she'

halle berry was pregnant. am i only one that was not wear that she was pregnant. i saw that tweet. yeah. then it just went all over the place, couple thousand people retweeted it and then more outlets based on variety and pictures. >> hold on. >> picked up your tweet. >> and also the retweet. >> and also other media outlets from the pictures. pictures were coming out. we know when it comes to celebrities that is stance you do when you have something to show. >> put your hand on your belly >> she was not holding in. she was putting her hand on the belly. some people say it started this fire storm. is she pregnant. we discussed it on the show yesterday. halle berry's representative, ended up reaching out to her and she had said halle berry is not pregnant. she posted something addressing it all. >> was she addressing you or just. >> i'm sure she's addressing everybody, including me. >> she said can a girl have some stake and fries. so people went oh, wait that was a food baby not a baby but food baby. >> we have

he's like i think he is a hall of famer for sure. >> he is a hall of famer. >> put that out there likeat. >> i will say it. >> that is say ag lot. congrats to former flyer finally gets the call to the hall. he is elected into the hockey hall of fame today. he will be inducted in november. >>> mark ranks eighth all time on the scoring list. he has most points in a season in flyers history. the only other is bobby clark. here is steve coast today. >> you think about a guy that won multiple with different teams. i think that is a credit to him because he is a very important team guy. played the game hard night after night and i think when you look at him definitely very deserving to be going into the hockey hall of fame. >> of course, the flyers traded brayden shen for two first-round picks. shen has been second on the flyers in goals. csn analyst on the deal. >> young players coming in. somebody had to go to make room and gathered more assets when he sent him. so i trust the philosophy, i am anxious to see this team this year. >> looks like phillies on on their way to losing third straig

hall reached out to school officials and asked about honoring barnes at graduation. says she received no response about the ribbons until now. a no the day before the event. >> it just upsets me because she was such a great girl. she was friends with every everyone. >> hall sister posted about situation on facebook and it's been blowing up. more than 1700 shares and a lot of students support. tomorrow angel hall and many of her classmates plan to break the rules and wear ribbons much she's following through on life lesson learned within the walls of ridley high. >> if you know anyone from ridley, you will hear that they preach to us leave your legacy. i'm devoting my legacy to making it known kayla should be memorialized with us. >> late tonight we received a statement from the school district to reads in part... we'll have to see what's decide. reporting from delaware county, jennifer joyce, fox 29 news. >>> orange ribbon. >>> right now police searching for a guy who robbed a 7eleven in philadelphia. it happened early friday morning at the location on the 39 hadn't

jeff chirico was outside city hall.egislative hearings can often be dull but not this one. >> a state senate committee hearing was supposed to take place about the economic impact of this tax. tax supporters were relenlent leslie disruptive, the meeting was canceled before it was started. >> city hall sounded more like a sports arena, skins of relentless beverage tax supporters filled council chambers upset they were not included in the hearing. >> it seems like a lopsided meeting with 80% of speakers were speaking against the soda tax. >> councilwoman helen gin showed families benefit from the tax. >> when they wouldn't quiet, they canceled the meeting. >> they were silencing the voices of ordinary citizens. >> people are not coming in to buy sodas. >> this south philly pizza owner saw a 30% drop in traffic. >> less people are walking in. when less people walk in, less people need your services. less people need your services, you drop employees. after that, it's a ripple effect. >> gim says the tax is needed because h

sees even though in town halls -- seats, even though in town halls, people were protesting about health care. george mitchell: that is true. those were historically republican districts previously held by republicans and in every k, the market -- in every case, the margin of victory was quite a bit less. you are right, there are some people upset, but very few americans support of the house built for a good reason. obamacare has its problems, it was a compromise. many republican amendments were public, there were hearings, there was public discussion and hundreds of amendments offered. here, you have a process that debate, to limit amendments and participation in the process because they know it is a bill that will not have strong public support.

people have stormed kensington and chelsea town hall, and gathered to protest outside the bbc.earlier the prime minister theresa may made her first visit to the area to meet survivors and she announced a £5 million emergency fund to help the victims. police say at least 30 people are now confirmed to have died in the blaze. the bbc understands the total number of people who are either dead or missing is around 70. our first report tonight on the latest on the tower block fire is from our correspondentjeremy cooke. this is what happens when grief turns to anger. crowd chants: we wantjustice! the target is kensington town hall, the office of the council that owns g re nfell tower. the office of the council that owns grenfell tower. they want answers. we want justice! we need to be heard! we all have things to say. we are in pain. i understand that the response we got from the council is not satisfactory. they want to hear from the local authority officials who they hold responsible. justice! how could this tragedy have happened on this scale in this city in 2017? the whole proced

hundreds of protesters storm kensington town hall, demanding justice for the victims.nd in this very borough in the uk and in this very borough we have a building where some of the poorest people lived and the safety measures were totally inadequate. and they are working as fast as they can to recover bodies. what we are all doing is, as quickly and with as much dignity as we can, recovering those that are still inside.

this guy is keith hall. he's the head of the congressional budget office. keith hall has the typical academic credentials a cbo head would have. he has a ph.d. in economics from purdue university, but he has a more political history than many cbo directors. he was on president george w. bush's council of economic advisers, which is not an unusual resume item for a cbo director. but during the obama administration, keith hall became a public critic of the affordable care act, and that disturbed some democrats, many democrats, when the republican chairman of the house budget committee chose keith hall to run the cbo in 2015. democrats knew that keith hall would be evaluating republican bills repealing the affordable care act. they thought he might be prejudiced about that. senator bernie sanders, who is the ranking member of the budget committee in the house -- in the senate, said when keith hall was named director of the cbo, his opposition to increasing the minimum wage and his resistance to sound strategies for eliminating poverty place him outside the mai

there has been no incidents of gun violence at these town halls. there's rhetoric and the people are upset, but i think it's just totally preposterous that everybody is going to carry a gun. guest: well, first of all, if you look at some of these town halls, it's not just what happens on the surface. a lot of these members are getting death threats not only to them but to their family while they are away here in congress. i don't think there should be any requirement for a member of congress to carry a gun. that should be their choice. just like it's the choice of every family whether or not they want to have a firearm in the home. that's up to them. but i think it would give a wood-be attacker more -- a would-be attacker more pause if a congressman could defend their jobs. three minutes can be an eternity. i've spoken with some of the members who were there. for instance, representative mark walker, these are individuals who are very confident, who are very outgoing, they were all very shaken after this occurred because they were completely helple

our meteorologist keri hall has been tracking the conditions. earlier in the week we're talking about temperatures in the 60s and now you're telling us maybe we'll hit 90. >> i know. it's a crazy shift in temperatures, and at least today we're kind of in that transition period so it will still be nice. as we take a look outside from mt. hamilton over to the south bay all clear, we're seeing that all across the bay area and then looking live now from twin peaks, 63 degrees with some sunshine there, a beautiful day. we're going to see the highs in san francisco reaching the upper 60s and 84 degrees in concord and napa can expect a high today of 82 degrees but we're talking about an extreme heat up for the inland valleys. i'll talk more about that and also a look at the warrior's parade forecast. that's coming up in a few minutes. >> all right. we're getting ready to celebrate. thanks very much, keri. google is growing the new developments that might be sprouting up in the south bay. >> i'm sharon katsu d. a live in san jose where we're learning mo

we have seen people taking out frustration at the town hall, tension has been rising. what is your message to the people feeling frustrated? absolutely correct to be angry. but violence is never the answer. turn anger to change. i am coming out, talking to them, trying to find out what is wrong. the council are not responding to the mp. it is disturbing. i am doing what i can. i cannot coordinate anything on the skill, into my incumbency as an mp. residents of terrible that has been refurbished by the same company have voiced concerns. the company said that the work has made all building regulations, camden council said it had a robust fire safety policy and was carrying out extra checks. posts have highlighted what the claymores general failure to inspect and maintaini claymores general failure to inspect and maintain i received the equipment. they have blamed the ongoing culture of negligence. 0ne has concluded it is a terrifying thought, but only a catastrophic event will expose incompetence. nigel lives in an identical tower block, and over many years he has raised

benjamin hall reporting, thanks very much. we will continue to keep our eye on the situation outside notre dame. what an attacker -- one attacker has been injured, one plays officer as well. the police officer fired two shots hitting the attacker. the police officer was hit in the head by this guy carrying a hammer. more details on that and other big news to bring you just ahead on "happening now" ." tomorrow is not a given. but entresto is a medicine that helps make more tomorrows possible. ♪ tomorrow, tomorrow... ♪ i love ya, tomorrow in the largest heart failure study ever, entresto helped more people stay alive and out of the hospital than a leading heart failure medicine. women who are pregnant must not take entresto. it can cause harm or death to an unborn baby. don't take entresto with an ace inhibitor or aliskiren. if you've had angioedema while taking an ace or arb medicine, don't take entresto. the most serious side effects are angioedema, low blood pressure... ...kidney problems, or high potassium in your blood. ♪ t

fills concert halls and stadiums. it sells everything. >> but so does music with a beat.does -- i mean, there is a lot of things i could be trying to do to become as popular as possible. and it's just not my interests. i want -- the music i play and the performances that i believe are worthy, i want as many people to experience them as possible. so i will always do anything that exposes that. but when it comes to that line where the thing i'm exposing is not that thing any more, having to change into something else then you just draw a line. and say i'm not willing to do that. >> have you ever felt that you have had to struggle differently? we all struggle. but have you ever thought you would struggle differently to be taken seriously? but does that come rather smoothly for you. when i was 16 i had won a competition in the uk and signed with universal to record my first few cds. it was a lot of attention very quickly and a lot i was not ready for and i juthrew myself into it. i was place a lot of concerts at that age. and i learned the hard way, well, there are many ways

inside the city hall, couples are about to walk down the aisle. pride weekend kicks off tomorrow but city hall is celebrating love all day today. >> we're really letting people know that love lives here and we're very excited to celebrate our lgbt community. >> reporter: the county clerk says about 40 couples get married on a daily basis and they expect 100 today. walk-ins are still lucky. >> instantly in love. >> reporter: that's how this couple felt when they met and now they're moments away from exchanging rings. >> i can't talk right now. this is exciting. >> very exciting. >> yeah. >> berating. >> reporr: they flew in from las vegas to get married during pride weekend. they will receive a special marriage certificate to honor the occasion. after the wedding ceremonies all of the couples can get their pictures taken in the city hall provided photo booth. the newlyweds plan to celebrate at the pride festival tomorrow. barricades are already in place around civic center plaza and police say security will be similar to last year. meaning no overs

because i have done a bunch of town hall meetings. you hear from folks, health care is personal, it's vital, it's important, and the idea of leaving out there an opening in the marketplace as to what might or might not come next, i don't think is going to be politically palatable but it's certainly what's being thrown out now. >> how would it work? how can you take something away without having a replacement for it? maybe i'm oversimplifying. >> in political terms, well, what you obviously go back to is some semblance of what we had before. the problem is, there have been a number of different adjustments, whether that's with states that expanded their medicaid rolls or people's presumption that their kids will be able to stay on their parents' plan until the age of 26 or the larger debate about pre-existing conditions are not addressed if you simply repeal. i don't think that in the political marketplace, or when you talk to folks on main street across this country, that people are going to be up for that kind of change. i guess it w

in fa ct, kensington and chelsea town hall.ant justice and, shame on you. at one point, they gained entrance to the building where a scuffle broke out. let's hear now from one of the protest organisers. absolutely. the council came back with a very flimsy response and no concrete answers to the questions people asked and the demands. so, the people, we are not satisfied with the answers. the head of the queue medications department said he will come back with something further but he has not yet done so. we are getting frustrated and the people walked in towards the building. they got inside the main building. they got inside the main building and they were in reception. they were just speaking. when we had a whole group of police officers in high visibilityjackets, as soon as they walked in, they created a barricade and that lead to physical confrontation between police and some of the youth here. have people been arrested? i have not seen people arrested but there has been a lot of pushing and shoving between the police and m

>> yes. >> is on top of congress hall. that brought up the subject of what color is congress hall? of course it is yell oh, karen said it was white. and we made a bet. >> so -- >> used to be white? it used to be white. >> all time pictures. >> well, i used to be -- >> stop, and the columns are white. so it is yell o the column rums white. >> oh, my. >> and it used to be white. >> used to be. i don't know what that proved, though, that things we just put up. >> the roof is black. i'm talking could somebody just google congress hall cape may new jersey for the love. >> look for olds pictures. >> it is yellow. >> what if i just to prove a point not red any more, i paint philadelphia green? >> oh, my god. this is what i deal with every day. >> there it is. >> i said you're right, it is yellow. >> okay. >> but i'll finds a picture. >> what is the bet, we'll make out? >> $2. i'm giving you your 2-dollar lottery ticket. >> tomorrow, tomorrow, center city zip starts on wednesdays, say were you going to go after work, dress in the this beautiful pink dress watch would you wear? you don't wa

in my world hall of fame, i mean, god. and we got in it so early seemingly, you know.just built it, you know. so fate would have it that we get in, you know. the stipulation is you have to have a record out for 25 years. and i think you have to have it -- it has to be a hit, too. >> that always helps. >> yeah. >> and so i just, i thought, man, if you can't snap out of it for this, we need to go home and talk. and this time i went to the rehab which was rehab at the allman's house. i hired a male nurse to come in there and give me whatever i needed intravenously. i walked around with a little pole. i think it was two weeks. i vaguely remember it. alls i remember is i didn't feel good, worth a damn. and right at first it was rea d ug rugged. i wanted a cigarette real bad. all that. coming off of all of that, i wanted a damn cigarette. those things are just -- i'm so glad i'm not chained to those things anymore. >> let me ask gregg allman what his sense is. what's your sense of the allman brother's contribution to music. what do you think of the play li list that you all

. >> his message to men, tour and town halls has has many questioning the judgment on this one. what are we two days into summer, wet start to the weekend. let me tell you, you are not up out of bed or walking around the kitchen wait until you go outside, it is so humid >> i walk outside and was like um, yes. >> hi everybody it is friday, june 23rd hi alex. hope you are feeling better. >> it is cool that you came in >> it is. >> i check with doctor mike i'm not contagious just my own personal suffering. >> i suggested three day weekend but you are a troop are. people will say you cannot lick sicker, you cannot lick the first pick. >> why would you want to lick the first pick. >> yes, you can lick the first pick. >> thanks, to our sponsor dunkin' donuts. they have already made markelle doughnuts. >> that is how excited philadelphia is for this, i love it. love it. did you hear the interview last night, i'm sure you like doughnuts too but he got asked the question where do you go for a cheese stake in philadelphia i. >> i heard he was on jimmy kimmel. here's what he said to jimmy

one word, if you come down... —— the town hall, later this afternoon. 0ne down... —— the town hall, laterges of recrimination, that people need to be held to account, and there is just one word here, which sums up a lot of messages we have been receiving. tom, many thanks. within the last hour, the prime minister has visited some of the victims of the fire in hospital. meanwhile, the government has promised it will do "whatever is required" to ensure people living in tower blocks are safe. 0ur political correspondent chris mason is at westminster. chris, we heard a little earlier from local people expressing a lot of anger at theresa may. she is under a lot of pressure. she is, and i think there is a striking response this morning with the prime minister's visit to the hospital in the last hour, to meet some of those recovering after the fire this afternoon she will chair a committee meeting in whitehall, involving senior ministers, as she spearheads the government responds to this. i think there was a keen awareness of the criticism that had come the weight of the prime minister, as we h

he just finished up a town hall meeting.ct he's in there talking to a few more constituents and will hopefully do an interview with us a little later. but there are still protesters out here. a lot of people showed up this morning very fired up, very angry about congressman issa's support for donald trump, for his vote to support that republican health care plan, which as we know has been quite unpopular akwaus tcross the cou particularly here in california. there were questions about president trump's decision to pull out of that paris climate deal. the environment of course is a big issue here in california. so congressman issa heard a lot of complaints. he also heard from one republican who made a very interesting point that drew a lot of attention from the other folks in that room. let's listen. >> i have been a republican for many years. i voted for reagan, i voted for both bushes, and i never voted for obama. however, i am afraid of president donald trump. >> i was out of the district campaigning all over for rubio. he

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these town hall meetings are not about sexual assault.s went way beyond a comment made from an interview by my colleague a couple of days ago when we initially talked about the town hall meetings, it was about restoration of legacy, much to what mrs. cosby spoke on in her statement is the sensationalism brought on by the media and this is another example, to take something meant to talk about the restoration of this man's legacy that was destroyed by the media before he had a chance to step into the courtroom is what this is about. >> restoration of legacy. you heard that is when she had there, that this tour is about. >> right. >> but that does not match at all what she and her colleague told an interviewer on thursday where they unprompted, they brought up the idea of town halls and what they will be about. watch and listen careful. oip owe. >> we are now planning a town hall and talk to young people. >> really? >> this is bigger than bill cosby. this issue can affect any young person, especially young athletes of today. and they need t

you can see 1000 strong, many who have come from the town hall.earlier and have marched through here and come gathered here outside the police headquarters. we are in the police headquarters. we are in the shadow of the grenfell tower, it's 1000 the shadow of the grenfell tower, it's1000 strong, angry but peaceful. people here are telling me to my great things. i want to hear accountability, and they want greater rights. one lady said theresa may did not even look us in the eye, couldn't speak to be relatives of the victims of great bell tower. —— speakto —— speak to the victims of grenfell tower. this is a hugely affluent boer, and yet what we saw in g re nfell tower boer, and yet what we saw in grenfell tower and other tower blocks around is really felt very keenly. one girl said to me that she feels the number of the dead has been vastly understated. clearly there were more inside the tower, but the police were saying there we re but the police were saying there were more bodies inside the tower that they are waiting to retrieve. it's painstaki

haldeman, jim neal calls out, stopping me in the hall. i want to wish you well, no matter what the outcome might be. the heartfelt message from bob's adversary -- puts my emotions over the top. fighting to hold back tears, i am more determined than ever to get away. once outside, the tears come -- i can no longer hold them back. by the time bob and the three children find me, i have my emotions under control. it's been a crying day and no one feels like talking. the festivus onto a bird car with one thought in mind -- to get home as quickly as possible. bob told skate -- in the ignition, but nothing happens. he tries again, but the engine won't turn over. people ignore us as they get into their cars and drive away. winding a scarf around his neck -- from bitter cold, leads to get help. an hour passes before he returns. he is a prisoner. obtaining the assistance of two policemen, bob has returned with them in their patrol car. unfortunately, the only seat available is the one in the back behind the plates of steel. hit -- steel mesh. the d

yesterday, he focused on the health care issue during a town hall in lancaster. the crowd was a mix of democrats and republicans, all concerned about what a new health care law would look like. >> as americans, we need to be able to come together and talk these things out civilly and diplomatically. >> about 200 people showed up. senator casey, by the way, is up for re-election next year. last night, the chairman of the republican party of pennsylvania responded to the town hall saying in part, sadly, bob casey's march to left continues. as a senator who stated facing skyrocketing premium costs it's disappointing bob casey continues to play political games instead of working across the aisle. senators bernie sanders and ron johnson will offer their takes on health care bill on meet the press, joining moderator chuck todd at 10:30 right here. >>> this weekend, three of the biggest musical acts from the '80s and early '90s took the stage at the wells fargo center. last night, new kids on the block headlined the total package tour. polly abdul also performed. before

hall of fame. purchase this book not only for yourself befor but for your chin into the next generation if chronicles from the 17 hundreds to the present. please give a round of applause. [applause] i want to start in the preface today's discussion by commending three exemplar cultural institutions. first is the museumand making sure it remains educational consciousness. [applause] thank you for your work you are a cultural institution for detroit the third person is today's author. the author of 23 books and this is the 24th -- 25. a prolific author it's not the only book that he's written and it is an honor to be with you again let's turn to the book and have a great discussion. it is a chronological detail it is unheralded because of color. >> i agree all 29 chapters and the 400 pages of this book are the stories you speak about. >> books are very detailed and interesting. we will have conversations about the highlight and let me just sort of provide some of the highlights about the themes that

a few hundred feet behind the pool hall. inside the store, they found 30-year-old jay from springfield. >> they were having a debate. maybe heated debate. >> the co-owner of the fast eddies was not there last night but says jay is a known regular and so was kieron hart. >> they are hard broken over all of this. >> at fast eddies the staff and the cust and now deal with sadness and pain. >> we will try to get through it. >> the argument never got physical inside the pool hall. they do not know what it was about. we did speak to several people inside the pool hall today who knew kieron hart. they didn't want to speak on camera but they say he was well liked at that location. alison: new developments out of san antonio. one of the two us aers shot investigating a car break-in died. officer miguel moreno was shot in the head yesterday by a man he went to question. the gunman was not considered a suspect. nancy: the commissioners in a crime-ridden neighborhood calling on ma organize a town meeting to stop the violence. the commis