what bob would say is hank a created a company so huge that only hank understood it. so by the time that bob came along he knew there had to be some sensible reduction in the size of the company. i think over time he continued to want hank as a silent ally and someone who supported at least i think that's because bob thought he was a really smart businessman. >> guest: bob comes into this. >> host: bob comes into this company on a lifeline from u.s. government and it's incredibly controversial and is getting play for the financial crisis. you you could even argue a disproportionate share. talk about what he encountered in terms of what was going on with the employees when he got there? and the widespread hatred towards aig employees. >> guest: mostly because of what was happening in one small unit that created all of the chaos. aig financial which was in connecticut and london this was the home of the ceos in the all that horrible stuff. those people for the focus of a tremendous amount of american anger, particularly because of this issue around the bonuses that they

with his steel-like arms, he pounds hank brutally. and hank pounds him back. never before the novelist noted had he met such a foe. hank had always looked with scorn on the children of the orient and considered himself capable of whipping their best man with one hand. but in waho he found a power only equalled by his own skill. hank always looked with scorn on the children of the orient, and considered himself capable of whipping their best man with one hand. but in roy hoe, he found a power only equaled by his own skill. the struggle continues. hank gains the upper hand and roy hoe stops fighting only when his bones are finally broken. oh, you rib cracking heathen, hank exclaims. roy hoe is a fighter and fights in the language the american respects, braun and muscle. he fights on their terms and their country. with his fists and firearms, the chinese immigrant challenges the white protagonist and participates in the rock em sock em western drama. they are fierce and fearsome. the chinese are often treated with respect in the novel and become confidants and co

in horseshoe hank, waho throws hank over a cliff into a rushing river. hank survives. as crime novel hours always do, and seeks revenge. he and waho go at it again in a tough, long, drawn-out fight. waho pounds hank brutally and hank pounds back. hank had always looked with scorn on the children of the orient and considered himself capable of whipping their best man with one hand, but in waho he found a power only equaled by his own skill. the struggle continues. hank gains the upper hand and waho stops fight only when his bones are broken. oh, you rib cracking heathen. waho is a fighter. he fights in the language the american respects, brawn and muscle. he fights on their terms in their country. with his fists and firearms, the chinese immigrant chenls the white pro tag nisz and participates in the western drama. they are not only wielly and cunning but fierce and fearsome. the chinese become the confidantes and companions. in red richard, man from red dog or the branlds of the crimson cross, lee sing attaches him to dick dahl bot, the one on the bottom left there. wh

in horseshoe hank, the man of big luck or gold brick of idaho, roy hoe throws hank over a cliff in a rushing river. hank survives as novel heroes always do and seeks revenge. he and roy hoe, a somewhat remarkable man, go at it again in a long, tough drawn out fight. with his steel-like arms, roy hoe pounds hank brutally and hank pounds him back, never before the novelist noted had he met such a foe man. hank always looked with scorn on the children of the orient, and considered himself capable of whipping their best man with one hand. but in roy hoe, he found a power only equaled by his own skill. the struggle continues. hank gains the upper hand and roy hoe stops fighting only when his bones are finally broken. oh, you rib cracking heathen, hank exclaims. you'll knock the rag right off the american flag and make the british lie and roar in the key of g. roy hoe is a fighter and fights in the language the american respects, braun and muscle. he fights on their terms and their country. with his fists and firearms, the chinese immigrant challenges the white protagonist and participates

is the subject of a new documentary called "hank gathers: made in philly." project and joins us now this morning. tony, thanks so much for being here. >> thanks for having me. >> so you're a new yorker. what made you focus your project on a philadelphia guy? >> i've been living in the philadelphia area for about 20 years now, after growing up in new york. and i just listened to some of the stories that a lot of my friends here talked about, the basketball stories and the great tradition and the history here in philadelphia. i just thought it was a story that needed to be told. >> well, so many people know about his death, that he had a heart condition, and that he -- ultimately -- he was taking medication, stopped taking medication, and that ultimately lead to his collapse and death on the court. a very public scene. so, tell me, why are people still interested 26 years after this happened? >> he was such a prominent, respectful figure in philadelphia. and people still recognize him to this day. they had hank gathers basketball league on 25th and dime at the

lou: hank sheinkopf thanks so much. kelly anne conway and charlie hurt. up next, robert zimmerman. another democrat. another superdelegate on "lou dobbs tonight" and protests heating up outside the wells fargo arena. sanders protesters locked out and behind the wall at the democratic national committee constructed that's 8 feet tall it's their wall. and materials protesters are locked out. they are voicing their frustrations with the events taking side inside this arena. the events that were supposed to say kumbaya, we are all together. in this instance, it's come by you. inside the arena where it's getting more interesting by the

. >> well you saw john junior mention tom hanks' parents. there's some sad news today, tom's mother, janet, has passed away. tom posted this wonderful photo in remembrance of his mom saying quote, she was the difference in many lives, many lives. so very sweet. probably where he got his niceness from. >> our thoughts are with tom and his family. >>> we got to talk about someone who is not so sweet, amer most-hated "bachelor" of all times. chad johnson. >> i think he loves being hated.

political analyst hank sheinkopf joins us. it can be an eternity, right, the three months? >> look, three days is an eternity. 20-seconds in politics is really an eternity. how long does it take to put a newscast on the television or one night to a politician? seconds. your life can change. >> and the 24-hour news cycle now is, you know, three minutes, really. >> 24-hour news cycle makes it even more difficult and more harsh. >> one day, trump is saying, urging the russians to spy on hillary clinton, the next day he says, "i was being sarcastic." it can all change in a second. but, you know, donald trump -- he dominated the news during the entire democratic convention, despite the president, despite bill clinton, despite hillary. he was in the news every day. >> not unintentional. >> well, not on -- he stepped -- you know, it's called stepping on someone, which he did. he stepped on the democrats very well, and he keeps dominating the news, which is most extraordinary. >> so, let's parse each of the conventions. how do you think the democrats did? >> the democrats did what

. >> you hit that on the head, hank. >> -- sifi was first to bring shaolin to united states. >> wu-tang clang they are awesome. >> i think i see it. >> beaches in coney island was shut down beachgoers watched in bewilderment. something waded just yards off of the wonder wheel. >> i see something. >> a sea monster. >> a pokemon. >> a water pokemon. >> you can see something that resembles a fin. the parks department closed beaches for an adown ban abundaf safety. and saying sharks have been cited in search areas. with beaches reopen, and no sharks in sight, i went to the new york aquarium. i spoke with john dolan who agreed. >> in the opinion of my staff and myself looking at this, over the course of the day be we're pretty sure that is a shark. reporter: the shark in question likely hark less, it -- harmless it might have been a bottom feeding shark. >> a shark that is around us all of the time. we're swimming here, part of the fabric of being in the city of wilderness. reporter: waterways we all have to share. >> you want to give that animal, room, respect and space be they are sharks.

. >> hank? they say that cops did them wrong. it was not called for. the arrest of eric was ugly. if you believe pictures he posted and scars he showed me, last thing. they come for a day of sun and sand. >> we're behind the lifeguard line. >> one man did have a problem with the music, he brought that complaint with a side order of racism. >> he approached us said i don't understand why us whites can't get along with you colored people, you are always messing things up for us, why is your music so loud. >> that is what he said, a stranger? >> yes. >> words were exchanged, eric admits to calling the man rude, the man complained to police about the music, the cop approached them and declared the volume of music to be acceptable. employeric said police asked what is up with music, he was the not playing about more since they had packed up, cops asked for i.d. and eric and others issue they say they asked why i.d.es were necessary, that is when they said that cops moved in. >> i step over like this, i was tackled by cops, derrick grabs my right arm, another cop grabbed me by the neck

kennedy told us he chose tom hanks f cover because the oscar winner was enchan with our program whichnnedy. our space program. >> he's been an enthusiastic follower of the space program since he was a boy. he tells us about sitting in his parents' volkswagen pretending it was the gemini space capsule. and they c as we are oriented towards american history and finding the entertainment potential in that, it was a natural to include him. >> john tried to shrug off celebrity, but through his magazine forged an alliance with hollywood. >> a magazine can't aspire to preach to people because it gets boring. but if you entertain them, hopefully the right things will follow. >> well you saw john junior mention tom hanks' parents. there's some sad news today, tom's mother, janet, has passed away. tom posted this wonderful photo in remembrance of his mom saying quote, she was the difference in many lives, lives. so very sweet. probably where he got his niceness from. >> our thoughts are with tom and his family. >>> we got to talk about someone who is not so sweet, america's most-haaed "bachelor

his cousin, john hanks, joined lincoln on his second trip departing illinois in 1831. lincoln's eventual law partner and biographer, william hurden, recorded that hanks had said in may we landed in new orleans. i can say knowingly that it was on this trip that he formed his opinions. it ran its iron in his then and there. may, 1831. i've heard him say that often and often. lincoln's two flat boat journeys exposed him for weeks on end to the vastness of the american landscape. no subsequent travels in lincoln's life would ever match the length of these journeys. and they also immersed him in the subject of the relationship between transportation and the economic development in the west. lincoln understood and preached that a better form of transportation would improve the economic life of the state of illinois. it would raise living standards for all and it would enhance property values. but his river journeys also showed him that by controlling unsettled domains in the state of illinois, you could accelerate immigration. he resided in a sparsely populated region so it

your insigh >>hank y very mu for hang me. >>> k "wsline" comes t y live fro tokyo. let's rnur atttiono world ather th sayakmori o tellss about e deadly andcorching conditis on the other si of thpacific. >> yes. 3,000 firefighters a are battli the blaze.e. that is occurring near santa clarita. strong winds and high temperaturures are worsening th situatation. let's go to some image coming out of the area. crews battling wildfires were blasted with another day of hot weather in southern california tuesday. temperatures were averaging around 39 degrees celsius during the afternoon and low humidity made the situation more difficult. one person was found dead over the weekend. as many as 30,000 peoplple have been forced to evacuate due to the fire. most residents were given the all clear to return to their homes monday. so to put out the fire, we need lower temperatures and also rainy weather. but as you can see, no rain is expected this week. and temperatures remain on the hot side. death valley could see 50 degrees, extremely high temperatures will continue throughout

claire: douglas hanks in miami. 's fourth bloody attack in a week. an asylum seeker blowing himself up near a music festival in bavaria sunday night. 12 people were injured, three seriously. the 27-year-old was known to police, having attempt at suicide twice. it is unclear if it was an islamist attack. jessica saltz, what more can you tell us? jessica: police are trying to piece together the situation regarding last night's explosion , answering the questions that remain open -- what motivated the young man to commit this attack, how did he get a hold of this device, which was essentially a nail bomb? police found a mobile phone on his body. -- thegation investigation is very much ongoing. the interior minister of the -- it is toovaria early to tell if there was an islamist motive. this underlines throughout the morning the need in germany to reassess its deportation laws that thisnews broke syrian had actually had his asylum rejected in germany when he arrived two years ago. more recently, information came out that he was supposed to have been depo

it is up on twitter on chasing hank. >> alex, they want. you are there. >> finally, we made it. >> so we are on the floor. >> very energized crowd here. >> exclusive interview with bernie sanders. >> the democratic party's un i approve this message. donald trump: i could stand in the middle of 5th avenue and shoot somebody and i wouldn't lose any voters, okay? and you can tell them to go f--- themselves! you know, you could see there was blood coming out of her eyes, blood coming out of r wherever... you gotta see this guy. ahh, i don't know what i said, ahh. "i don't remember." he's going like "i don't remember!" (grunting) homer: d'oh! willie: seymour. i'm here to tell ya i'm returning to scotland and you'll never see me again. but i have hand-picked my replacement. mr. johnny mathis. ♪ chances are ♪ i will give this hedge a trim ♪ ♪ and i will kill the gophers, too ♪ mmm. so beautiful. (mrs. skinner imitating alarm) you're late for school. (english accent): and friday's lunch will be fish sticks, peas... i'll finish those morning announc

it is the master work of hank right here. >> oh. >> there he is. there's hank. hey, hank. good job.k it takes to get this all set up. we want to thank our entire crew, been doing this for two weeks, last two weeks of the conventions. there they are right there. it does take a village to pull this off. we could not do it without you guys. thank you. >> thank you, one and all. i speak for everyone when i say, you are a team captain. thank you, george. >> thank you. thank you. >> thank you for the leadership. i mean that. there is a lot of excitement for what will happen in this room tonight, both hillary and chelsea clinton take center stage. chelsea giving the biggest speech of her life introducing her mother for the first woman nominated for president on a major party ticket. >>> joining us now with more abc news political commentator, cokie roberts. this is your 22nd convention. >> true. and, of course, all america has watched chelsea clinton grow up at conventions starting when she was that awkward tweener and -- >> those braces. >> terrible age for your parents to go into the nat

hank smith, thank you.l do it for me, i send it over to the closing bell to david and melissa for "after the bell." melissa: stocks in the red right now. i'm melissa francis. david: i'm david asman, this is "after the bell." got you covered on the markets, first here's what else we have for you this hour. on a day when hillary got a pass fr the fbi on indictment, president obama's hitting the campaign trail with hillary. the former rivals appearing together hours after the fbi announced despite her quote extreme carelessness. the fbi would not recommend charges against the former secretary of state. >>> and fresh off several meetings with possible vp contenders and will take the stage with one of

so we did and the officer was hank o'neil. and i'm saying is named because it's public knowledge now because, not because i just worded it out but because hank nail was subpoenaed during the investigation for suicide. he was outside the office and staff members of mrs. clinton tried to come in and take files out and clean out his office in hank tried to repel them as best he could basically and that taking down information of what they took. and it was very odd and it ended up being again it's bad enough this man ended up taking his life and ends up being another huge investigation and the scandal. at this point you know a lot of people that worked there certainly make him to the conclusion that you couldn't make this up. you couldn't wright it. as sad as it was when some of the scandal -- scandals happen it was almost comical. you could see what would happen by their previous behavior. >> to believe there's any shred of possibility that hillary will be indicted? >> not after the other day. i was kind of joking. i do because o

his cousin, john hanks, joined lincoln on his second trip departing illinois in 1831. lincoln's eventual law partner and biographer, william herndon, recorded that hanks had said in may we landed in new orleans. i can say knowingly that it was on this trip that he formed his opinions. it ran its iron in him then and there, may, 1831. i've heard him say that often and often. lincoln's two flat boat journeys exposed him for weeks on end to the vastness of the american landscape. no subsequent travels in lincoln's life would ever match the length of these journeys. and they also immersed him in the subject of the relationship between transportation and the economic development in the west. lincoln understood and preached that a better form of transportation would improve the economic life of the state of illinois. it would raise living standards for all and it would enhance property values. but his river journeys also showed him that by controlling unsettled domains in the state of illinois, you could accelerate immigration. he resided in a sparsely populated region. so i

that will be painful. >> hank another angle. airline. >> i don't think think the fellows who voted for it have no idea on what the impact is going to be on new jersey rail. >> the gas tax were talking about being debated in legislator had a lot of aspects and attentive arguments as we just discussed. i took a ride over to princeton airport wednesday to see with the aviation crowd thinks about it. >> i stand $5.30 a gallon for fuel. you fill to 30-gallon tanks up, it's not cheap. >> now the gas tax bill passed the assembly a monday night it is not as hard on flyers as it is on drivers. was originally a 7%% tax increase on aviation fuel was reduced to 4% on the vote or whatever the rate princeton airport operations manager was straight up sarcastic about it. >> you don't understand how happy i am because the planes that use the roads and planes that use the bridges, there's a pretty good correlation with that. you can only only imagine how happy we are to contribute to that. >> here's the thing. as whether he in the aviation commu

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lincoln, john johnston, john hanks, and dennis set off on an adventure of a lifetime. for the first time in his young life, abraham lincoln was traveling afar and while he could not know it, what he would see would shape his thoughts for the remainder of his life. during this trip, lincoln would first come in contact with foreigners in the exotic city of new orleans. and although he probably couldn't and didn't distinguish swedes from dutchman from italians from spaniards, norwegians, russians, he encountered them all. he realized for the first time in his young life that immigrants from many lands formed a significant part of the american population. lincoln's two flat boat voyages to new orleans were exceptionally important in his development. they formed the longest journeys of his life. his first experiences in a major city. his only visits to the deep south. his sole exposure to the region's brand of slavery and slave trading. his only time in the subtropics and the closest he ever came to immersing himself in a foreign culture. lincoln never wrote or spoke very m

hank, great to see you again. particularly in asia, let's set aside what we just heard from the president of what is going on in the u.s. return to what we have seen in the last several weeks, the brexit exit. stimulus in other parts of the world. shruggingnk we may be off the impact of this? it was unexpected. i think it was foolish to call for a vote, believing they had it already do. think david cameron did not expect the vote that he got. why would you have something as important as that at a 55.1% vote? it should be two thirds, something as important as that. but it was not. i think the issue of immigration is critical. result, obviously, it is a -- it is the first of many countries that will maybe destroy the eu as we know it? forthey modify immigration everybody, for those who want to have it modified? it is a hard question to answer right now. >> it is a very hard question to answer and they are still struggling through that. you think they will still play out? an impact.have you have to negotiate all of t

the officer that posted there was officer hank o'neill. i'm saying his name because it's public knowledge now not because i blurted it out because hank o'neill was subpoenaed during the investigation of foster suicide. he was outside the office of staff numbers of mrs. clinton's tried to come in and take files out and clean out his office. hank try to repel them as best he could but basically took down information about what they took and it was very odd. it ended up being -- it's bad enough this man ended up taking his life and it ended up being another huge investigation scandal. at this point a lot of people who work there came to the conclusion that you cannot make this up. you cannot write it. as sad as it was when some of the scandals happened there was almost comical because you can see what was going to happen. >> yes sir. >> do you think there is a short a possibility that will be indicted? >> not after the other day i don't think there is. okay i was kind of joking. i do because obviously i'm concerned about where government is f

they do not want to get into hot water here either, so i think hank makes a great point. the philippines are going to go into bilateral negotiations with china question mark they will say, no, you cannot have it. and of negotiation. betty: and then you are back to square one. i thought if he had an idea to get singapore involved, andected in the region, this is tbd/ this is a complicated issue. immediately, they came out and said the wrong decision, they do not abide by it. and this is what they have been saying for the last several and also, there should be some sort of cooling off period before they get back to this issue. and another issue that we will be watching and terms of the market, guys, as related to is for the month of june. this is going to be coming out. we will be paying close attention to how much imports will have improved, and also given the slowdown in the global economy, there is a real question. , are we seeing the slowdown even further, so we will be watching this quickly. anchor: thank you. and we will be talking about that more. p.m.an catch betty

and the officer that he posted there is officer hank o'neill. and i'm saying his name because it's public knowledge now because -- not because i just blurted it out, but because hank o'neill was subpoenaed during the investigation of foster's suicide. and he was outside the office. staff members of mrs. clinton's tried to come in and take files out and clean out his office. and hank tried to repel them, but basically he just ended up taking down information on what they took, and it was very odd. and it ends up being, you know, it's bad enough this man ends up taking his life, and it ends up being another huge investigation and scandal. and at this point, you know, a lot of people that worked there certainly maybe came to the conclusion you couldn't make this up, you couldn't write it. it's just, as sad as it was when some of these scandals happened, it was almost comal because you could -- comical because you could almost see what was going to happen by their previous behavior. so -- yes, sir. >> do you believe there's any shred of possibility

babe ruth, hank aaron and terry bond.the yankees now run bullpen trio shut the door in the last three innings. an eight-game losing streak against the new york mets at the five to one win. anthony rizzo hit a three-run homer in the third inning and jon lester pitched for the cubs. the last 10 cubs visited wrigley field, and a finish that today's the world series. the game with a leg cramp in the eighth inning, leading number is two number is to do nothing last night. the royals wasted no time beating up the cleveland bullpen scoring seven runs in the inning. a grand slam by gerry davis and grand slam by jerry dates in helping the royals rallied to beat the indians 7-3. nicole: severe storms sweeping the northeast. some reported golf ball sized hail, even tornadoes. maria molina tracking it all. reporter: good morning to you severe storms yesterday. we could be seen storms. this is a big story as well. on the eastern u.s. throughout many days this week. you can see a scorcher as far north as rapid as the expected high temp

. >> hank, fourth of july, fireworks. >> fireworks on the fourth baby. you made a career out of it, it's in your blood, you can get rid of it. >> you know that smell of it,. >> who knew the guys putting on the shows, pulling the trigger on these incredible displays, same kids the cops are chasing years ago. >> were you you the kids that were like 15 out the cops are cg years ago. >> were you you the kids that were like 15 out there running like hell, having wars wars with bottle rockets? >> yep, that's right. >> mike and mike are not kids anymore bill but they still like making things go boom. the boys work for john's fireworks extravaganza setting up and blowing off award-winning displays all over the world. they still love it but believe you me it is no kids game. >> you will never know a shell could blow up in a tube or go a couple feet up and they are blowup. in the old days when your hand firing that was a real problem. you took the brunt of the hip. >> what is the weirdest thing you ever seen, i imagine you see people get hurt. >> people get killed

. >> investigators say they will examine surveillance video from nearby liquor stores including hank's. abc 7 news. >> police have installed cameras to end the rash of freeway shootings. the video from every camera will be archived. police are not releasing the locations because of course they don't want them vandalized. this is the first agency to put up cameras in contra costa county. >> police flooded a neighborhood looking for people responsible for dramatic smash-and-grabs early this morning. >> two suspects were wearing gloves. pretty bold. >> did violent break in this morning in rockland was caught on the store's surveillance cameras. authorities were able to identify the license plate. they found the car a few hours later. police and federal agents are investigating whether the rockland robbery is connected with another this morning in folsom. a half dozen gun shops over the past few months. >> us berkeley students, a man kissed two or more female students without their consent. the university said the incident happened july 5th. they say he may have inappropriately touched a w

. >> investigators say they will examine surveillance video from nearby liquor stores including hank'sc 7 news. >> police have installed cameras to end the rash of freeway shootings. the video from every camera will be archived. police are not releasing the locations because of course they don't want them vandalized. this is the first agency to put up cameras in contra costa county. >> police flooded a neighborhood looking for people responsible for dramatic smash-and-grabs early this morning. >> two suspects were wearing gloves. pretty bold. >> did violent break in this morning in rockland was caught on the store's surveillance cameras. authorities were able to identify the license plate. they found the car a few hours later. police and federal agents are investigating whether the rockland robbery is connected with another this morning in folsom. a half dozen gun shops over the past few months. >> us berkeley students, a man kissed two or more female students without their consent. the university said the incident happened july 5th. they say he may have inappropriately touched a woman

. >>> high-speed chase, hank. >> you been to caribbean, there are a thousand reasons to go, sun, sand, tan. and not the least is pods of dolphins swimming besides your boat. they swim in formation, they are beautiful and fun to look at. >> here at chases news we love chips, we went through 10 bags last week. >> only competitor in the chip loving game is a kangaroo from australia whose love of chips got him in a pickle. his head is stuck in a bag of chips, he can't get out of it. his human friend taking the video helped him out, so yea, freedom. >> happy ending. >>> emerson once said nothing great could ever be achieved without enthusiasm, and i have a lot of that. >> he does, the ramps wander up and down, each one leads to a new surprise, miniature worlds of factories, houses, quarries, canyons, joined by a railroad track and trains, dozens of trains. >> this place is a trip, you could spend all day in here and not see everything. i am blown away. i really am. where are you? north land, self proclaimed largest model railroad system in the world, 50,000 feet of track, more than 8 miles

hank seng index dropping by 0.6% ending a six-day winning streak. energy shares were lower on falling oil prices. singapore also declining. the head of one of the world's largest mobile phone carriers softbank group is buying arm holdings for $31 billion. this will be one of the biggest deals for a japanese company in buying a foreign firm. chairman and ceo says he wants to take the lead in the so-called internet of things or iot. >> translator: since our company was set up, i think this is the most exciting day for me in its history. >> son said the acquisition will help them develop into the iot market. iot technologies link a wide variety of things. >> the market leader and next big paradigm shift is coming on iot. so i believe the iot w will be big opportunity. >> softbank aims to purchase all of arm's shares by september after winning approval of the firm's shareholders and courts. arm designs and licensing chips. the low energy consumption of its products have helped the company to win overwhelming market share across the globe. they have prom

s mayor and the prince george's county police chief hank stawinski is leaders from the naacp and other community groups. all of this comes after a particularly violent week around the country that sees the tension rising. two more black men gunned down by police in louisiana and minnesota. both captured on videotape. then a man shot five officers and the focus of the conversation tonight will in part be figuring out ways to help young black men survive. >> tonight, i don't want to talk about the problems. we know what the problem is. it's all about solutions. that is the only way to make a difference. >> the cops need to be train in a certain manner and we need to have the knowledge to know what to do in situations like that. roz: on the theme of survival i'm told they will have a live demonstration by police and others in the community by what to do if you are pulled over for a traffic stop. i'm roz plater, abc7 news. maureen: thank you, roz. meanwhile tonight, local communities are showing support for their police department. one man called the prince george's county emergency dispat

know i'm hank. >> do me a favor and don't call back unless you want something to eat - where you live this the exception of the rule to get a real call. >> we are still getting customers although a lot of them complain that they cannot get through he's added two additional phone lines but nonsense calls just add to his busy day in the kitchen. i know how to deal with kids on the phone. i said leave it to me. he put me on the dishes. >> i am good at washing dishes. >> okay good. can we just move on i don't think anyone wants to answer the phones around here anyway. they were asking for the favorite characters. >> freddy's pizza can i help you? i'm sorry who? >> son this is a real pizza pizzeria. if you don't stop calling i'm going to tell your mom. >> you're in trouble. when you go to sleep tonight, i mean to be in your dreams don't call back. am i out of line now? this is a wild one. it's insanity. it's there every day but the true blue calls do make it through. >> freddy's pizzeria, frank speaking. >> can i order a pizza and pick it up. >> yes, this is an actual order. they do happen

they stopped the music two hoeschs to hear from panlts including prince george's county police chief hank stwin ski. they talked about law enforcement accountability. also gave out tips for dealing with police. >> when you get pulled over, roll all your windows down cut your car off. place your hands on the steering wheel and wait for directions from the officer. even though it looks like we're bowing down to the accident situation. your hands are at 12 and 3 so he can see your hands and that way, he can give you further instructions. >> they also discuss coping methods for people being worried about shot or losing a loved one. . >>> prosecutors rested their case in the trial for baltimore police officer brian rice. rice has chosen a bench trial. he is the fourth of six officers to stand trial in freddy gray's death of judge dropped the second degree assault charge against rice saying there was not enough evidence. he still faces charges of manslaughter, reckless endangerment and misconduct. >> >>> let's take it outside. beautiful day but things are supposed to change. let's check in now

hank. that comes into your head. that's bad talking. >> oh. i'm sorry. >> seth: please welcome back to the show, our friend daniel radcliffe. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> seth: how are you. >> i'm very good. thank you very much. >> seth: nice to see you, as always. >> thank you for having me on. >> seth: someone like yourself, you've obviously -- you've been doing talk shows like this a very long time. >> yes. >> seth: not your first talk show. >> nope. >> seth: then i heard, is this true, your first talk show appearance, you're very young. you meet donald trump backstage. >> yes, yeah. >> seth: true story. >> yes, absolutely. it was my first time in new york. i was doing the "today" show. and i was like really nervous and 10 or 11-years-old. and like never been on live tv before. and just terrified. and they said -- and he was a guest on it. and presumably someone went up to him, you want to meet the kid who played harry potter. and he was like, "yeah!" he probably was less enthusiastic th

. >> my name's colin hanks -- >> reporter: colin, son of tom, calls the game. >> don't take steps inbouncing the ball, that's my understanding. >> reporter: among the lucille wallers, the kareem abdul babes, the pistol shrimps level of attention i don't understand. why am i doing a story on this? why are you selling t-shirts around the world? why is this a thing? >> there's a couple reasons. aubrey platts is on the team. she's a hollywood sweetheart. >> reporter: she plays april ludgate on "parks and rec." >> april ludgate, professional drinker. >> reporter: she's injured tonight, the rest of the team is missing her. models paisley and melissa, singer/songwriter jesse, actors and comedy writers like maria, stephanie, molly, and -- >> an gel swaggy shrimp before? do you have a history in this game? >> i played for my church league in delaware. shout-out to delaware. to st. anne's. >> reporter: she's now a legit celeb, exploits that on the court. >> one time this girl who i was defending, she asked if i'd take a picture with her after the game and i said, if you give me the ball right