but there is one person who seems to get through to him on a lot of issues, and that's hope hicks.nt trump really has proven to listen to her input and advice and i think he definitely -- he seems like he misses her in the white house and having that, i guess, shoulder to lean on, if you will. so i think preparing for the midterms, yeah, he would like to have her advice and her input. >> kevin, how about you? considering the "wall street journal" report now saying john kelly is getting ready to leave the white house. >> it's no surprise that chief of staff general john kelly is likely going to be leaving this summer. there's been rumblings and rumors about that for quite some time. with regard to hope, this is something with a deep institutional knowledge. the second point i would make is she's been in close contact with the administration officials as well as the entire trump administration even since she has departed. and the third and final point that i would make is that these rumors of her returning or leaving are going to be circulating for quite some time because she has, wi

. >>> plus, hope hicks back in the mix? maybe. a new report on what new role she might play in the white house, rit here on "msnbc live." we begin with a picture of the white house appearing to challenge a new court order that families detained under the zero tolerance policy must be released within 20 days. so the "washington post" is reporting that the new filing does not explicitly say that the trump administration plans to hold families in custody beyond the 20-day limit. however it says officials plan to detain them as they go through immigration proceedings. which in many cases can last for months. now the news coming as about 750 demonstrations are set for today. in an effort to pressure the administration to reunite some of these families. and put an end to the zero tolerance policy. meanwhile president trump is at home in new jersey this weekend, and shifting his focus to the short list of candidates that he's considering for justice kennedy's replacement. here's what he said in an interview last night on whether the supr

hicks gives up a two-run shot to hayward. he'sonn to pitch for thed night in a row.rs t one to willson contreras. >> john: unls there is a late rally it puts them in a tough position. the bwers didn't win tday. >> joe: bounced back to the mound, throws it off the gloveod of wong and evy is safe. j ohn: watch where he ends up. he's throwing on the down spe to the other side going to the bag. see how we stepped and lost his front foot, that slope was a little deeper than he thought when he fields it. normally you should be throwing this on the upslope but he thinks he's going to step down and that was farther down. no matter how many times you actice that in spring training you don't practice it on the backside of the mound when you field the ball trying to throw it to secon >> joe: two on for schwarber. >> john: typically are throwing up hill to second base not downhill. >> joe: he didn't havtime to look down and check the geography of it. second err of theight. kyle schwarber hits a high drive to right center field, fowler wi

traumatized over what happened.ne ag hicks was baptized asyo a g girl at st.hurch in charlot and where she always wanted her funeral but things got ugly with the past , this is a photo of him from theebsite when family said someone went in for a hug and accidently knocked over the church's sacred chalist near the a >> he literally got on theic and said there will be no funeral, no mass,et everyon out of the ,church he was disrespectful, disrespected my mother, called my mother a t of my church, everyone get ng the hell out of my church. i s neen anything like that before. >> reporter: the family said the >> bad enough we had to bury our own mother but for you to says she' thing and there wilbe no funeral, you're not a preacher, not a past or, you're decided the famy was not in the wrong and escorted them to another funeral home out of the county. the archdiocese issueean apology to th family that reads in part qu what occurred at st. hry's paris does respect nor does the incident represent e archdiocese commit to pthice undertake every day >> my mom is suppose

he didn't deny the hicks report. here's what he said about his relationship with kelly -- >> are you looking for a new chief of staff, mr. president? >> no. no. we're getting along very well. look, at some point, things happen. we have a good -- you see that, we have a very good relationship. he's a wonderful man. john mcca john kelly, four star, wonderful man. this is a big change for him. this isn't that easy a change for him. he was a very, very good relationship. >> how long do you think he'll stick around? >> that i don't know. i can't tell you that. but i can say that we've had a very good relationship. and we've achieved a lot together. so i like john a lot. i like him, and i respect him. >> errol lewis, cnn political commentator and anchor for spectrum news with us now. errol, she'd, you know, things happen sometimes. he likes him a lot, but things happen. do you read anything into that? >> yeah. this is not great news when you're john kelly. you don't want to hear your boss say, when asked if he's going to s

ladies and gentlemen, kathleen hicks. thank you. >> thank you very much. [ applause ] >> we will now be taking a brief break. [ applause ]

ladies and gentlemen, kathleen hicks. thank you. >> thank you very much. [ applause ]

it turns out hope hicks thought the e-mails would never get out. i just want to be clear the reporting is that hope hicks told trump, president trump on the conference call. >> right. >> so this team is meeting not just about -- they're not issuing a media statement about "the apprentice." they're formulating both a political and a legal strategy because this is what is going to play out in not only in the statement, but in trump's upcoming -- trump jr.'s upcoming congressional testimony. that's covered by the statute. and it's not only foreseeable, it's inevitable that there will be an official proceeding that lie is part of a legal -- it was to corruptly persuade and use misleading conduct to influence testimony that is a felony under statutes that apply to everybody, including the president. >> the timeline you mention here is so fascinating. i want to play the sound. so the night before -- here is the timeline. "the new york times" contacts the white house and says we've got something about this trump tower meeting. then the evening trump has a

a lot of us became very close. >> can i ask you quickly about hope hicks. is there a reason why after her departure in march, her position hasn't been filled? do you think it will be filled and, if so, by whom? >> it will be up to the president. he has talked to a few people about the position. it's a unique position in that white house because the president himself is a very good communicator. he has a certain communications style. it is unorthodox relative to other presidents, frankly, and other washington people. so it's going to be very hard for a washington operative to take that role. and so i think he'll find somebody that matches his personality and hopefully can get along with john kelly. and if that happens, they'll name somebody. but for right now, though, i think the communication is going pretty well. they have dialed back some of the fighting, thank god, and they're not slugging at each other like they were one or two weeks ago. so that's good. >> i want to get to the pardons. the president made a number of pardons this week. martha stewart, a

i can't think of a better speaker to get us started than catherine hicks. catherine is director of the international security program at the center for strategic and international studies. previously she served under secci secretary of defense for policies. dr. hicks led the development of the -- the 2010 national -- a long standing national security community, a mentor to in a truman and a truly inspiring example or what commitment to our country can achieve. joining us is tamara willis who is a senior fellow at the brookings institution. before her time at brookings, tamara overall the middle east partnership. touched only middle east policy especially in the past 11 years. she is a proven thought leader, friend of truman and committed to mentoring women in foreign policy. and with that, i will hand it over to tamara. please welcome to the stage kathleen hicks a s and tamara willis. >> well, thank you for that lovely introduction and good morning truman. welcome to your trade war. don't worry, they're fun andi e easy to win. i am really, really delighted

. >> hope hicks was the communications director and her boss. >> these people knew and the fact that here and do this, this was me, that would be unacceptable. >> you would resign? >> in these circumstances absolutely. >> you know, what is the responsibility of the press core. >> john and alisyn. >> go ahead. >> john and alisyn, the reason john mentioned hope hicks. she has an important role. the reason why we're seeing the accurate story come out is because hope hicks and other individuals have had to be interviewed by the special counsel's office. and so, they simply even if they wanted to keep a different narrative of what happened with the drafting of that statement, there are too many people who have had to go under oath or at least be interviewed where there's consequences if you are not truthful to the investigators that they would not have been able to protect a false narrative. >> no. it's a great point. alisyn made this yesterday, you can lie to the press, but when you lie to investigators you're on the line right there and they obviously didn't want to get caught doing it.

hope hicks is young and relatively press shy.ut in a white house written by factionalism and leaking, hicks is maybe one of the few people in washington or on the planet that has the reflexive trust of the president. he could use more people like that for sure at a time like this. we will keep you posted on that. up next, we will look at the highlights and the low lights of the reaction to kennedy's retirement. also, continue to follow the breaking news out of annapolis, maryland, where a gunman took five lives and injured at least five more. we will be right back. ♪ ♪ he holds your house in the palm of his hand ♪ ♪ he's your home and auto man ♪ big jim, he's got you covered ♪ ♪ great big jim, there ain't no other ♪ -so, this is covered, right? -yes, ma'am. take care of it for you right now. giddyup! hi! this is jamie. we need some help. with recurring constipation and belly pain if you feel like you spend too much time in the bathroom talk to your doctor and say yesss! to linzess. ♪ yesss! linzess treats adults with ibs with con

l hope hicks is young and generally press shy.atively few out of washington have heard her speak. but in a white house written by factionalism and leaking, hicks is maybe one of the few people in washington or on the planet that has the reflexive trust of the president. he could use more people like that for sure at a time like this. we will keep you posted on thatu up next, we will look at the highlights and the low lights of the reaction to kennedy's retirement. also, continue to follow the breaking news out of annapolis, maryland, where a gunman took five lives and injured at least five more. we will be right back. ♪ napoleon is duping us! all around louisiana... you're a nincompoop! (phone ping) gentlemen, i have just received word! the louisiana purchase, is complete! instant purchase notifications from capital one. so you won't miss a purchase large, small, or very large. technology this helpful... could make history. what's in your wallet? metastatic breast cancer is relentless, but i'm relentless too. mbc doesn't take a da

for families overall take a really good to talk to many thanks indeed for being with us that's peggy hicks the city a director with the un human rights office in geneva thank you hungary's parliament as debating laws that would criminalize people who help undocumented migrants navigate the system it's part of a crackdown on immigration by prime minister viktor orban rightwing government shortly john a whole joins us live from budapest but first here's his report. where once there was an open border of the european union now there's an electrified fence migrants and refugees still trying to enter europe welcome in hungary alone slide win in parliamentary elections in april has encouraged prime minister viktor orban and his feet as party to go further despite protests by the e.u. and local activist groups a new law is being debated that would criminalize any supporting clued in legal advice given to asylum seekers who do make it through access to justice and due process their fundamental values and this legislation specifically targets that saying asylum seekers shouldn't be helped because i

and the disparity annoyed some viewers, such as christine hicks, who e—mailed. ..rian silvester tweeted. .. apart from the fraught issue of balance, there are other challenges for bbc reporting in this area. one is the danger of boring the audience with excessive coverage of this long—running saga. steve dalligan from derby centres his solution. well, one correspondent who may need to lie down in a dark room is chris morris, who has the task under the bbc‘s reality check umbrella of explaining the many twists and turns of the process of leaving the european union. here are some recent examples. the government says the uk will pay the eu up to £39 billion to cover things like outstanding bills and pensions. there's also broad agreement on the rights after brexit of eu citizens here in the uk, and uk citizens elsewhere in europe. but it could take years to set such a system up. the eu is sceptical about whether it will work, anyway, and supporters of brexit see this as a trap to keep the uk locked into the eu system. so the second proposal is for a highly streamlined

because they can't really claim that hope hicks was lying about all of this. improbable. >> let's talk aboutmanafort hasn't flipped. there is possible imminent incarceration because mueller alleged he violated his terms of parole, his spokesman says he is innocent and mueller still wants to use him for some sort of leverage. do we know? >> i suspect they are connected but probably right now two separate things. an individual who has been charged with a crime who we know once already publish an op -ed. then a second incident which people that he tried to tamper. here is what you should be saying, essentially. when you are from a judge on bail, out on $10 million bail, one of the conditions is you do not commit other kriepcr. in the judge hold him in, it is a lever. much more p him to plead guilty to cooperate with mueller. those are two things. special counsel is focusing on he is tampering with witnesses. >> i was shocked how meek the response was. you should revoke his bail or revisit the issue. why didn't they tell them to lock him up right away. this guy ba

. >> reporter: he was also asked about hope hicks. staffer who left a few months ago during the rob porter scandal. a report that hope hicks may be coming back to the white house in some regard. the president was asked about that. he said i have heard little things about that. he was asked about referring to the press as the enemy of the people. and he did say, and this is in the aftermath of what happened in annapolis. he did not close the door on using those slurs for reporters, enemy of the people and fake news. he seeminged seemed open to the possibility that he may go back to that name calling. >> much more to talk about on the supreme court. david, the news tonight is the president wants to do this quickly. two of them women. how do you thing this will affect the senate? >> if he is going to do it entirely on a party line vote, they can't -- may join to vote for the president's nominee here as well. strictly party line, he needs every single republican that currently serves in the senate. >> susan collins. they are in theory pro

and we don't know, as you say, there's hope hicks.e's lots of other people that worked in the white house who could shed light on what the president knew, what motivated him to fire jim comey, all of which could be the basis of bringing information that the president obstructed justice in the view of the special prosecutor. ed question is what does congress do with it? i come back to what we were talking about a few minutes ago. all of this right now is a political process, a political argument against what they see is the overreach of the speller prosecutor, of democrats, of the whole "spectre" of idea, is there collusion, if there's no collusion, as if we know that is the conclusion because we don't know the information the special prosecutor has or does not have. this is starting to gel as an argument among republicans, even among republican leaders. let's go back to our recent history. this is basically the team around the president saying, hey, look, bill clinton lied about all of this. go back to his testimony. it depends on wha

the president may have commentsed through hope hicks. if the president didn't do anything wrong, surely he speaks to his son. >> i don't know. i mean, the facts are murky, only thing that's quite clear is that the letter and the statements by sarah sanders and jay seculo are completely contradictory. >> yes. >> she said -- and she used the exact words. the president didn't dictate the letter. the response to the trump tower meeting. the 20 page letter says he did dictate it somebody's wrong. i don't know who's right and who's wrong. the -- now, hope hicks has testified repeatedly before, i believe, both the senate judiciary committee and the mueller investigation. she was intimately involved in this, i would suspect her view would carry a lot of weight about how the statement came into being. as for -- i don't think we have anyway of knowing which one is telling the truth. >> when sarah sanders was asked about how said that trump did not dictate. she kept -- jim acosta totally alled it, because he said, the only way out of it is for her

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and what he might know about hope hicks. so i do think in a weird way that trump sort of channels mueller's case in ways that muler is unwilling to because he's a professional prosecutor. it does say something about trump at this stage. trump has one job in terms of this investigation which is be quiet, right? essentially be quiet. >> good luck with that. >> he can't do that. i just can't imagine that he will ever talk to mueller. "the washington post" is reporting today that his prep is not ideal, i guess is the right way to say it. he can't control himself. >> i want to get something -- i want to get your new book in re, t. it's called messing with the enemy. you write about how terrorists and criminals can use soushl media to identify weaknesses. does this aid our adversariries? >> the central ten net is how social immediate i can't have populism has really overtaken the establishment. when i've been tracking all sorts of adversaries all line, it's remarkable how the social media powered populist movements have taken over

london which received much less airtime — and the disparity annoyed some viewers, such as christine hicksmailed. .. i am disgusted at your one—sided reporting of the marches today. and brian silvester tweeted. .. i thought the bbc was required in law to be evenhanded and unbiased. apparently not. apart from the fraught issue of balance, there are other challenges for the bbc reporting in this area. one is the danger of boring the audience with excessive coverage of this long—running saga. steve from derby centres his solution. qulfi ! suggest. that’ihé’figg’” ’” the brexit broadcasting channel for 24—hour, continuous coverage of all things brexit? broadcasts on the main channels, leaving more airtime for subjects that interest people? those who are interested or even pretend to understand the daily updates could then watch all day in a dark room with the samaritans phone number to hand. one correspondent who may need to lie down in a dark room is chris morris, who has been tasked under the bbc‘s reality check umbrella of explaining the many twists and turns of the process of leaving the eur

the truth the president was complicit in the production of that false statement. >> you think hope hicksas more forthcoming in her testimony in her question and answer session with robert mueller and his team? >> i'm sure the witnesses were forced to be more forthcoming before bob mueller because they had to know that they didn't have the same home court advantage when they had republican members of our committee acting as surrogate lawyers for the president. they would have had t answer the questions. you can see in the memo, that 22 pages of released documents, that they concede the president dictated it. they're not going to give that unl they know it's already been shown to bob mueller, if that information was already known to bob mueller. yes, i have to imagine that they told bob mueller about this and this is why they concede the point in that legal argument. >> i suspect you are right. we also now know, congressman, the presidenied or ed the american people about his role in the drafting, the dictating that was statement. should they now clarify when president trump first learned

there is no reason they have no now told the truth is that someone, like hope hicks who knew the truth, testified to the truth, and then the administration had to own up? >> absolutely. absolutely. because, remember, that letter that we keep talking about was written in january of this year. the mueller investigation had had been going on since may. so they had talked to a lot of people by that point. you know, the facts were starting to be known. they were adjusting their story in line with the facts. the idea that people have been lying for so long and such enthusiasm. >> it is not a crime to lie to the press for the american people. but should it be upsetting when it is that blatant. >> yeah, it should be upsetting. trump and his support issers would say, yeah, but, but, but. what about all of these other lies you have heard from politicians in the past? what's important to also point out is what we think we know is very little. are they making this admission now because they have other information -- they know hope hicks or somebody has said something to the special prosecutor. thi

john hicks, the liner, dustin fouler laying out to make the grab. jed lowrie hit the go ahead home run and win 5-4. >>> back to the nba awards. big russell stole the show when he was mentioned by charles barkley. russell flipped the bird and caught on camera. he later tweeted, i forgot i was on live tv. when i see chars, it's pure instin instinct. >> and as you can imagine, social media calling him the bird man. >> nice. thank you very much. >>> "abc7 news" continues now online, twitter, facebook and your mobile devices. >> our next news cast very nice. hi, everybody. i'm jimmy, i'm the host of the show. thank you for watching. thank you for coming. i wanted you to come. and how about that, you did. oh, we have a lot to get to tonight. starting with of course the president of the united states, who was up brighan

john hicks, the liner, dustin fouler laying out to make the grab.ed lowrie hit the go ahead home run and win 5-4. >>> back to the nba awards. big russell stole the show when he was mentioned by charles barkley. russell flipped the bird and caught on camera. he later tweeted, i forgot i was on live tv. when i see chars, it's pure instin instinct. >> and as you can imagine, social media calling him the bird man. >> nice. thank you very much. >>> "abc7 news" continues now online, twitter, facebook and your mobile devices. >> our next news cast is at i never thought i'd say this... ...but i found bladder leak underwear... ...that's actually pretty. always discreet boutique. hidden inside... ...is a super absorbent core that quickly turns liquid to gel. [snap!] so i feel protected... ...and pretty. always discreet boutique. ayep, and my teeth are yellow.? time for whitestrips. crest glamorous white whitestrips are the only ada-accepted whitening strips proven to be safe and effective. and they whiten 25x better than a leading whitening toothpaste. crest.

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o that is long gone, a two-run shot for hicks. yankees take a 3-2 lead. skip ahead to the bottom of the ninth the works on, two out for turner. takes thisee ball d into right, aaron judge back, makes the catch, 6'7" outfielder to keepe the l intact. they beat theats 4-2. >>> nats and yankees finishing onhe 15th. just crushes this ball to right. that's up oond concourse. mit have landed in somn ne's popcorfor goodness sake. we're not sure, we can't find it. that's the difference, took over a month to finish a but they win 5-3. >>> are you ready? w head to theld cup. belgium taking on panama. belgium, one of the favorites. they plad like it. 47th minute a score. panama had the ball out. watch this finish. belgium with the lead. that's a great finish. he made 2-0, belgium. beats the goalie and comes up with a score. belgium up 3-0. win >>> also today, first game f england taking on tunisia. tied 1-1. in the 91st minute, england with a corner kick. kaine has it in the right place at the right time. second goal of the day d formative. enns 2-1. they picked up

hicks. a henry kissinger chair and director of the national security program for international studies. previously served in the obama administration as principal deputy undersecretary of defense for policy and deputy undersecretary of defense for strategies, plans and forces. dr. hicks was a development of 2012 defense strategic guidance, the 2010 review and theater campaign planning. she is a longstanding and highly respected leader in the national security community, a mentor to many a truman, and truly inspiring sample of what selfless service and commitment to our country can achieve. joining us to moderate is tamara, a senior fellow at brookings institution. before her time at brock brookings, secretary of state for middle eastern affairs and deputy special coordinator for middle east transitions. anyone who worked on or work touched on middle east policy, especially in the post 9/11 years knows and greatly respects tamara. a proven thoughtful, and from truman. please join me in welcom

months trump has sought somebody to fill the shoes of hope hicks as the communications director, moreof a behind-the-scenes but very senior role in the white house. and it's important to point out that bill shine, the former fox executive, who we believe is going to be getting this job, is very close with sean hannity, the fox news host and personality who's quite close to president trump. talks to trump regularly, sort of an informal adviser to the president. this is a melding of the two worlds. trump white house and fox news. >> and reported often he is the last person to talk to the president at night. all right. move on to all of this stuff going on politically. i want to play first this amazing reaction when ocasio-cortez found out last night she'd actually won. >> ah! >> look the at herself on television right now. >> i cannot believe these numbers right now, but i do know that every single person here worked their butt off to change the future! >> a lot of people are set up with congress looking at her victory calling it breath o fresh air. but what's the message to the establi

hope hicks knew they were spreading a lie and hope hicks was communications director. >> and whoever was on air force one at that time. then you have the issue of donald trump jr. and the statement he gave to congress. so this is, you know, you can get into the splitting hairs about lies and intent, but this is clearly they spread a lie from the white house podium and the president's lawyer and that's why you can't simply assume it's a mistake or accept the three's company defense. >> wes, where does that leave us with sarah sanders? how can the press and public believe today when there's another press briefing or when ever the next one is anything? >> this is a white house and formerly a campaign that often operated outside the realms of normal political honesty or willingness to engage with facts this way. but when you have the spokesperson for the white house and it's not just sarah huckabee sanders, sean spicer dealt with this as well, step to the podium and say things that are later proven to be clearly demonstrably untrue, it undermines the credibility of the white house and th

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the un and thank him for his leadership to all the directors led by dimona georgette gun and peggy hicks and all of the senior officials of whom that too many to name i admire all of you and thank you too as well as the as well as all the professional and national staff here in geneva those in our new york office in the regional offices and country presences or you or my gratitude to my spokes person rupert koval and his hard working team i feel a special indebtedness to you for your extraordinary work and then there is ruth marshall who has been my amazing speechwriter from whom it would be difficult to separate we have been operating in each other's heads for the last four years. all those in the front office led by the in comparable merit cronan shareef supported by syria both of whom i conferred with almost every day and the last four years as i did with my old friend you've been listening to say ride al hussein the outgoing un human rights chief making his final remarks covering on of course a number of countries and issues he has dealt with in his time in this position actually spe

if you look at the hicks case, you had an individual who is ona case, you had an individual who is onnd, he was found with bags of cannabis and the police officers were still put through by the ipcc an investigation. if you look at the case liverpool or somebody is doing wheelies, making lots of evils lies dangerous, going up lots of evils lies dangerous, going up and down the road, he gets taken out by a police officer, that ipoc decided to prosecute and he was found not guilty. please officers did not have the confidence at the moment and the police minister has talked about changing the law and legislation that will give officers more protection that has not happened. you mentioned right a beginning of your piece, the increase in moped crime. i think from 1000 2/20 thousand. i think this becoming a very... epidemic. we wa nt this becoming a very... epidemic. we want the government acted very quickly and make sure that those officers who are taking these cases ona officers who are taking these cases on a fail—safe and they are above the law. at the moment, please officers and listen

michael hicks had been practising so hard with his a—year—old daughter, amelia, he knew the routine toopractice. little amelia is finally on stage for the first ballet performance but u nfortu nately first ballet performance but unfortunately the smiles backstage are now replaced by tears. for the four—year—old, standing in front of a big audience was all too much. four—year—old, standing in front of a big audience was all too muchlj was proud to see her with a big happy smiley face and then she froze. we looked at each other and he just knew he had to go up on stage and help her out. without delay, he sweeps his daughter up in his arms and saves his daughter. what was it like having daily on stage? it is good. why? he came and rescued me. what did that feel like? happy. then the unease. good girls. can you tap your toes as well, like you keep it in the water. luckily, he had been close attention at class and the audience appreciated his skill. i have been watching and practising with amelia so it has definitely helped us. their performance brought the house down, winning the hearts of

great, and therefore it gives less room for businesses to increase wages. joining us now is james hick, thank you forjoining us. the productivity problem was mentioned there, we'll come back to that in a minute. but you would tell a slightly different story to the falling unemployment figures the 0ns has released today. what have you been finding out with yellow survey is telling us that as we look forward into the third quarter of this year, there are two for a large sectors of the jobs economy that are looking really quite gloomy, as employers think about if they are going to hire. that is the finance and businesses services sector, they are the lowest level of confidence for the last nine years. no, that's quite shocking in some ways, but it's been creeping up on us for a long period of time as those parts of the economy go for a structural change. i wanted whilst you why, why are they at such a low but on the dunce when it comes to future hiring prospects? what we see all these forces of change that are creating those parts of the jobs economy to transform. we see the impact on tec

hicks, what a great catch by dustin fowler. the power the comebacker, look out, snags it and throws out to end the inning. the a's your final 5-4. >>> ronaldo and ricardo goes outside the box. same score, ronaldo with a penalty kick. and in the 95th. taking on host country russia, scoreless in the tenth minute. 1-0. uruguay in the corner kick. setting up the goal by cobani. >> the giants are off today. back on the diamond tuesday against the rockies. and having the end of the season award. the warriors are not up for any of the awards. i guess when you are too good, people don't want to give you any more awards. >> joining us tonight on kofy-tv 20. the pawnee fire has grown 10,0 10,000 acres and only 5% contained. >> and here is the lineup on abc7 tonight. at 8:00, bachelorette followed by the proposal. >> look for breaking news on the abc7 news app. i'm ama daetz. >> and i am dan ashley. we appreciate your time, we will see you again at 9:00 and 11:00. ♪ protect your pet with the #1 name in flea and tick protection. frontline

. >> aaron hicks. he's going toit one mile to right to put the yankees on top. >> oh, it wasn't such a good night for the washington nationalo they fell tthe yankees last night. bryce harper looked a little dierent on the field going beardless. the final score was yankees 4-2. >> the nats have a chance to redeem themselves witttthe of the beltway. they're taking on the orioles tonight in a three-game series. he last time they played each other, the nats swept the 0s. let's hope for a repeat here as the summer gets under way, a warnin for parents with a pool out back. a this is story you can't afford to miss. plus -- >> i was trapped and we couldn't get >> she survived a nearly fatal roller coaster accident. house of representatives she ma at children's national, stronger is caring for a baby's heart in the first 12 weeks of pregnancy. and a future when prenatal pediatrics leads to healthier children. it's being the number one newborn intensive care unit in the country. and giving parents peace of mind.

hope hicks called down a word that rhymes with rich. sar sarahe i don't want the white house to intervene. i want the free market to intervene. two sponsors have already dropped her. >> i say the comment about kelly anne wasn't vulgar or obscene. she's a big gal. she's the first female successful campaign manager for the president of the united states. the language samantha bee uses is completely unacceptable. we were talking about roseanne barr said, a vicious racist attack on a good woman. many of my friends who support president trump said if the white house were to disavow it then they have to disavow everything else. that's a logical argument. 24 hours later they're disavowing another comment. they're the ones with the double standard. that's really what's at play here. my friend hillary clinton was called that vile word by ted enou nugent and he was welcomed in the white house. it's the president who has the double standard. >> i agree with that. if we want to have a conversation about race, we should have. i worked for obama the

into really bad places when they assume if you voted for trump you are an evil, dumb, stupid redneck hick racist, whatever because i don't think that is true. hillary clinton is a bad politician. i know she is a native daughter of illinois and arkansas and new york. >> good point. >> that deplorable thing was a bad idea. and democrats, something like 8 million people who voted for barack obama also voted for donald trump. that alone should tell you the glib, easy, that is because they are all racist thing, may be a little fast i'll. >> i very much enjoyed your book liberal fascism and look forward to reading your current book. just a brief aside, there's an old adage i'm sure you are familiar with that conservatives think people on the left are wrong and people on the left think conservatives are evil. in the last statement personified that, tens of millions of conservatives in this country into painted with broad brush strokes doesn't serve our politics well at all. my question is this. like many americans, i was terribly disheartened and reeling yesterday at the tragic news about charle

really bad places when they assume that if you voted for trump urine evil, dumb, stupid redneck racist hickbut i don't think that's true. i think hillary clinton is a bad politician. i know she's a native daughter of illinois and arkansas and new york. [laughter] but that the horrible thing was a bad idea -- deplorable thing was a bad idea. something like 8 million people who voted for barack obama also voted for donald trump. that alone should tell you. [inaudible] >> i enjoyed your book liberal fascism. justhis old adage that i'm sure you're familiar with thatt conservative think people on the left around and people on the left think conservatives are evil. there's many americans who were terribly disheartened in reading about charles terminal cancer yesterday. who are some of the other conservative pendants that i truly respect and hold in high esteem. yourself, victor davis and dennis, obviously that's personal and no one really cares about that. >> i agree with 50% of that, for sure. >> what i am interested in hearing about is the other 50%. that is to say who, living or dead are some

his new job title is not clear but the white house has been searching for a replacement for hope hicks who resigned in march after admitting she told white lies for the president. >>> joe jackson, the patriarch of the jackson family died today at a hospital in las vegas. he was father and manager to his famous children including michael jackson. he was hospitalized earlier this month with terminal cancer. his wife, children and grandchildren were at his side when he died. tmz's harvey levin told us he was a figure in the family who loomed large. >> there is good and bad in joe jackson. the bad that michael jackson talked about was that he drove the kids hard and even physically abused them. on the other side, there would not have been a jackson five if it wasn't for joe. >> according to tmz, they say he was moved into hospice care in the last two days, he was 89 years old. >>> my employees were getting stressed out because of all the phone calls. >> call it a case of mistaken identity. a restaurant seeing a backlash for something that happened. >>> phil martin is tracking a return to t

the white house has been searching for a replacement for hope hicks, who resigned in march after admittinghe told white lies for the president. >>> on to sports, a little bit of drama last night. at&t scoreless game. bottom of the ninth. brandon crawford hit the plate and did this. >> fast ball. wouldn't look away. >> high drive. right field. it is out of here! >> that would be a walkout for those that waited the entire night. beating the rockets 1-0 thanks to the crawford homer. bumgarner, seven scoreless innings. yeah, a little bad for brandon there. how about the a's? they beat detroit one more time. the record for hitting a home run in new england, tried. pulls it back in. jacoby jones. josh extended the lead in the ninth. the got two in the ninth. the wrap up the series this morning at 10-10 in detroit. >>> on to soccer. fox sports will be taking over after our 5 am our. for live coverage of thefifa world cup. that means all the news, weather, and traffic will continue on ktvu plus. here on ktvu, here is our world cup lineup. that kicks off at 6. senegal -- cynical takes on columbia.

west point chief of staff and private first class alexis hicks: thanks so awful you.ghts why the now on the army's 243rd birthday? what does it mean to you. >> sir, what it means to all of us is an opportunity to celebrate to celebrate our service to the army and to our great nation and to celebrate the information of our veterans that have come before us. >> private first class alexis hicks is in the middle what does it mean to you. >> it's a great day to celebrate and gives us time to think about the people who served prior to us and the amount of time that came for, you know -- brian: a rich history. >> a rich history, yes. todd: quickly, what's it like being at west point? >> a long day every day. we wake up early. and then towards the end of the afternoon we start playing sports and we get all our study in and sports and do our best to prepare. brian: today is like no other day finance your birthday, the army. if you wouldn't mind private first class hicks or colonel cut the cake with the sword. ainsley: cut the cake. some branches it's the youngest and oldest. i

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michael hicks had been practising so hard with his 4 year—old—daughter amelia, he knew the routine toofour —year—old standing in front of big audiences all too muchlj four —year—old standing in front of big audiences all too much. i was proud to see her, big smiley face and then she froze. we glanced at each other and he just knew he had to go up on stage and help out. without delay the doting dad sweeps his daughter up in his arms and saves the day. what was it like having daddy on stage? it was good. why was it so good? he came to rescue me. he came and rescued you? what did that feel like when dad came and rescued you? happy. bridge of the together, bend your knees. good girls. can you tap your toe as well. luckily amelia's dad had been paying close attention at her weekly ballet classes and the audience appeared to appreciate his skills. i had been watching, i been practising with her. mum had said it is my thing to do the dancing and the practising but it has definitely helped. their performance brought the house down. the father daughter bond winning the hearts of the audience. n

he had reached out to the spokesperson hope hicks for more information and that's when he zooef received the angry phone call. >> if there's any -- headline or any aspect of our article that indicates a rape. and i don't care about some -- i will make sure that you and i meet one day over in the courthouse and i will take you for every penny you still don't have. swear on god and my children. i will find you. i will serve you personally, and i be nothing but happy when i turn around and get a judgment for defamation against you and the people you work for. >> couple bleeps there. cowitne cohen never filed after that story. >> i don't believe talks to people like that. >> i will not be bleeping today. aassure you. that's not normally. >> one of our producers has his hand on the button. >> you do actually make a case like that. >> i do that every day. >> sorry. >> no, but seriously, in all honesty. this is the president's attorney, right? or has identified himself as such. but that phone call, to me, sound as heck of a lot more like a fixer than an attorney. >> it always-- >> a lot more li