and we sit down with a famous photographer chester higgins. . >> a decision that could not be made. look i'm not in blatter's shoes. but if it was a choice, it didn't seem to be a good idea that this took place. >> who should replace blatter the campaign group. believes someone with huge global influence. kofi annan to offer reassurance to everyone. >> we made a proposal back in january when we launched in bruce he wills that there was the implementation, the creation of the implementation of the independent reform committee. and that needs to be lived by led by someone like mitt romney, he took over the ioc in salt lake city, and did he a great job there. >> it's not sure if he'll hang around as they try to find a susser. of course none of this is going to be resolved quickly. the question in global football is whether it's actually possible. laurence lee al jazeera. >> quarter winning photographer chester higgins has been travel to go ethiopia for decades. his latest work pays homage to the country's spiritual heritage and unique landscapes. we sat down to talk about his new exhib

first, higgins says, he works through tribal elders. he pays people who pose for him and he relies on a polaroid camera. >> before i use my 35-millimeter camera whoever i was interested in, i would then make a polaroid of them and give them that polaroid because i realized that it would build bridging of trust and it would show them how i see them. >> with that approach higgins calls himself a cultural anthropologist who works with a camera. >> how exotic and how strange that's a narrow thing. i'm trying to reform how people see people of africa. but i have a more selfish reason. i'm trying to find reflections of myself. >> higgins said that his love affair from ethiopia is far from over. he plans to continue his artistic journey. >> why do you keep going back to ethiopia for your photographic projects? >> i've fallen in love with the people the culture the history, the uniqueness of the place. and i like being in a situation where i'm in the majority. i'm not a minority, and the majority of exceptional people. >> randall pinkston, al j

it's called, "soranus' gynecology." [ laughter ] higgins. ♪ higgins. >> steve: wait. >> jimmy: higgins. >> steve: wait. what -- what was the name of that book? >> jimmy: this is "soranus' gynecology." no, higgins, oh there he goes. ♪ [ cheers and applause ] are you okay? >> steve: i'm good. >> jimmy: he had an ice pack. >> steve: i had a weird fever dream. >> jimmy: "soranus' gynecology." >> steve: oh! >> jimmy: no, no, no. next book is sort of a travel memoir written by a guy who hiked the appalachian trail by himself. >> steve: oh, man. >> jimmy: it's called, "sometimes the appalachian trail is." can we widen out to see the rest of the cover? there he is. [ laughter ] this is, the author is j. michael osmond, right there. >> steve: you sure his name's not soranus? >> jimmy: no. [ laughter ] ♪ let's read some, i don't even know if i want to read some excerpts. all right, here we go. ready everybody? "once i got my possessions squared away in one of the bunks, i joined them out back for some herbal refreshments. then, i hit the ice cream like a man bed

alan higgins. 6:41 in london.hunnel has been closed and euro stock services have been suspended. let's get more with benjamin cat. what is the status right now? benjamin: good news that came through this morning -- it has restarted. they are running as per usual. people are able to exchange filling of the trains. anna:? what was it that sparks the events in the first place benjamin: there were protests on the french side. that happened after the tunnel was told that they were unable to maintain rail service to cross between the channel. the workers were concerned that it would result in some job losses. they went forward and things got out of hand. there was the burning of tires on the rails and some rubble. anna: the train operator -- what impact will this have on their underlying business? benjamin: because it just seems to be a contained event, probably not to significant -- too significant. they are reliant on the tunnel. yesterday we saw that with the suspension of service, traffic that was awful. there is a

and also today, the judge cheryl higgins denied that she would take herself off the case. she's not bias and will not recuse herself. >> reporter: jesse matthew's mother, sister, girlfriend arrived together for the first hearing with his new defenders who are certified to handle death penalty cases. they argue because jesse matthew's life is on the line that every effort must be made to avoid the appearance. he said that if the judge remained, it would infect the case wearing a pin with the initials hg for hannah graham disagreed. >> i believe that the judge is very good at setting a personal opinion and her personal perceptions. and i think that this community has come to respect and trust the judge's opinion. >> reporter: they argue that judge cheryl higgins should recuse herself because her daughter was a second year student at uva last year the same as hannah graham who was abducted and murdered in september. >> and that it is also a college student, that the public, they expect that judges should be able to set that matter aside. >> reporter: jill harrington also atte

first higgins says, he works through tribal elders. he pays people who help him. >> before i showed my 35 millimeter camera, i would take a polaroid and give them a polaroid. it builds bridges of trust and allows people to see themselves how i see them i'm studying the culturalculture of the african people. how exotic are they or how strange.and that's a very narrow thing. so i'm trying to reform how people see people of african descent but i have a more selfish reason. i'm trying to find reflections of myself. >> higgins says his love affair with ethiopia is far from over. he plans to continue his artistic journey. >> why do you keep going back to ethiopia for your photographic projects? >> i've fallen in love with the people, the uniqueness of the place. and i like being in a situation where i'm a majority not a minority. and a majorities of very exceptional people. >> randall pinkston, al jazeera new york. >> chester higgins exit on the ethiopian people is at the scoto gallery in new york. >>> that's our broadcast the news continues

mark higgins takes a different approach. >> my crime is a serial rapist. was convicted of several different charges of rape, attempted rape. nine assorted counts in all for a total of 35 years. >> we met higgins at the river bend maximum security institution in tennessee. on the outside he had a professional career and lived in a wealthy nashville suburb with his wife and four children. but he lived a secretive double life. as he carried out his string of attacks against women between 1990 and 1995 the media dubbed him the gentleman rapist. >> the feeling we had on the crew was, wow, that guy is really scary. he is certainly not, you know -- didn't appear dangerous or your stereotypical inmate, but, you know, i think that's what made him really scary was that he was like your neighbor. the president of your city council or your best friend. i think that made it all the more creepy. >> rapists such as myself, pedophiles, people that murder children or women, they're at the bottom of that pecking order, okay? there is a lot of men that will take advantage of

higgins, want to set the scene?n the phone. ♪ >> jimmy: mike, you need to come into my office, please. >> ugh, okay. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: mike, i've heard that you've not been doing that good of a job keeping aliens out of the lovely planet. [ laughter ] >> i'm sorry. >> jimmy: i know. but you need to try harder. >> can i please have another chance at keeping aliens out of this planet? please?! [ laughter ] >> jimmy: yes. but this is your last chance, because you are magic mike. >> boo-yah! [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: oh. now aliens are coming to earth! mike! >> yes, boss? >> jimmy: i'm sorry. but you are fired because you let aliens come to earth again. >> do you know why i let aliens invade this planet called earth? >> jimmy: no! >> steve: mike takes off his human mask. >> because i am an alien. in fact, magic mike is taking the -- is the king of aliens. [ laughter ] [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: and scene! ♪ was that an evil laugh? >> oh, god. >> jimmy: all right. let's do one more. this one was sent

. >>> award winning photographer chester higgins has been traveling to ethiopia for decades.ll pinkston sat down with higgins to talk about his new exhibit. >> my interest in photography was from the heart, to photograph people who i love and cared about. >> reporter: he picked up his first camera when he was in college in alabama. eventually landing jobs with national magazines and the "new york times." he has photographed politicians. artists and just plain folk in the u.s. and around the world, but it was his encounter with an emperor 42 years ago, that set him on a decades-long quest to document the beauty of ethiopia. >> i have fallen in love with the people the culture, the history, the uniqueness of the place, and i feel like being in a situation where i'm in the majority, not the minority. >> reporter: higgins, an american a foreigner has managed to persuade ethiopians to trust him. and capture some of their most intimate moments. >> before i showed my camera whomever i was interested in i would make a poil roied of them and give them that polaroid because i realized

judge higgins saying she and her daughter have no connection to hannah graham, no relationship with hannah graham, and that uva

higgins over there. ♪ you're having a conversation with higgins? what would they be talking about? on. [ laughter ] he's takin' higgins with him. give it up for the met bucket hat guy, steve higgins. we'll be right back with seth macfarlane, everybody! come on back! it's a great show! it really is. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ what do you think? when i first sit in the seat it makes me think of a bmw. i feel like i'm in a lexus. you would think that this was a brand new audi. it's like a luxury car. feels kind of like an infinity. very similar to a range rover. this is pretty high tech. yeah it is. it reminds me of a mercedes. ♪ this is chevy? laughing i have a new appreciation for chevy. they thought about me. i could totally rock this. this thing feels pretty boss. it looks kind of dope. that's pretty cool. this is the jam. pretty bomb dude. maybe i will go chevy. i'm definitely in. ♪ time is running out to enjoy olive garden's 2 for $25. now with more new dishes than ever before. like chicken fettuccine in a creamy citrus alfredo sauce. plus dessert, and unlimited salad and breadst

reporter: the defense not all happy with judge higgins' decision. defense attorney doug rambler saying "you cannot be kind of pregnant." you were either allin are all out of the case. the judge disagreed. the trial will begin july 5, 2016. the next hearing on august 20. jeff goldberg, abc 7 news. leon: another case in arlington -- alexandria. charles severance know being -- violent writings by charles severance of being admitted. today a judge ruled that britain -- things written by him about killing police officers can be used as evidence. this offense tried to block the move saying that many of the writings are not dated and not specific to any the victims. kimberly: shark sightings temporarily closing some beaches in ocean city today. this video came into the wjla newsroom. she said she thought it was the afternoon near 30th street. then we got this picture of what looks a lot like a hammerhead shark. she said she snapped at yesterday afternoon in ocean city. catherine asked some of the nation's leading aquatic experts about why sharks are showin

lawyers protecting jesse matthew filed a motion asking cheryl higgins to recuse herself. higgins has a daughter who is a sophomore at uva. >>> we're now hearing from the new attorney for the man -- >> accused of murdering four people at a mansion out of northwest washington. investigators arrested daron wint when they found his dna on a pizza box in the house where three family members were killed. >> he is encouraged about the case, and he feels good that justice will be served in this matter. >> and the lawyer now closely watching the case, wint is a permanent resident but not a u.s. citizen. he could be defor the he is released. >>> 4:48. managers for both the st. louis cardinals and the houston astros say they will not let an fbi investigation distract them from the game. federal agents are looking into allegations that the cardinals front office hacked information. the stolen information includes scouting reports, trade discussions and players' stats. both teams and major league baseball say they're cooperating with the allegation. >> obviously any allegation like th

lawyers for jesse matthew filed a motion asking judge cheryl higgins to recruits herself. according to this motion, higgins has a daughter who is a sophomore at uva and attended a vigil for hannah graham. investigators also question the dozensch search warrants they say higgins approved. >>> a man has died after being hit by a d.c. street sweeper. 78-year-old man was killed while cleaning the road near clay place. the man later tied at the hospital. the street sweeper stayed on the scene after the accident. no charges have been filed. >>> today on capitol hill a house committee will look into regulating the use of drones. lawmakers are holding that hearing about personal and commercial use of drones. the federal aviation administration deputy administrator michael whitaker is among those who will testify. the hearing happening at 9:00 this morning. >>> job cuts are including in montgomery county public schools newly approved budget for next year. last night, school officials voted unanimously to pass a $2.32 billion budget. the plan cuts textbook funding and delays a secon

those lawyers for jesse matthew filed a motion asking judge cheryl higgins to recuse herself. according to this motion, higgins has a daughter who say second year at uva and attended a vigil for hannah graham. investigators say higgins reviewed dozens of search warrants in this case. >>> the manager for both the st. louis cardinals and the astros, they're looking into allegations that the cardinals front office hacked proprietary information on secure databases used by the astros. a former cardinals executive is now the general manager in houston. the stolen information includes scouting reports, trade discussions and player stats. both teams and major league baseball say they're cooperating with the investigations. >>> obviously, any allegation like this no matter how serious it turns out to be is of great concern to us. but it is just too early to speculate on what the facts are going to turn out to be. what action, if any is necessary. >> officials believe this is the first known case of a professional sports team using electronic piracy. >>> a former ravens cheerleader may

higgins. the judge signed off on more than two dozen search warrants executed against matthew, one of the reasons the defense wanted judge higgins to step aside. you would basically have to find your own decisionmaking was somehow flawed, matthew's lead attorney told her. the judge responded, excuse me, but xbrunls do ss do that all the time. #judges do that all the time. >> reporter: jill harrington's daughter, morgan, abducted leaving a concert in 2009, maked to but never charged in her case. >> i feel like this has again on so long and i really want to get to a place of completion. >> reporter: the july 2016 trial is expected to last four weeks. the prosecution says they could call up to 50 witnesses. both sides acknowledging this is just the start of what could be a very long process. in charlottesville, i'm david culver, news4. >>> we are working to find out if a truck driver is going to be charged for deadly crash on i-95. a tractor trailer drove into a construction zone near the icc in

on the bench is judge cheryl higgin higgins, she denied the jesse matthew's team request to recuse herself there is a stipulation to this saying judge higgins signed off on 25 of some 54 search warrants executeded in this case against jesse matthew. those generated a lot of the evidence here. sometimes there are motions filed during these trials to suppress those warrants, essentially keep them from being used in court. the judge argued she felt she could rule on the warrants without any bias but has a compromise with the defense team, she called in another judge to rule on those specific motions, that is, she will call that other judge in when those motions come to the court's attention. she, however, will stay on this case. the defense also argues that the judge's daughter, who happens to be a student at the university of virginia would pose some sort of conflict in this case. the defense attorneys saying your honor happens to have a daughter who was in exactly the same situation as ms. graham, referring to hannah graphham. you relate to the graham family and what they are going through.

. >> celebrating the unique landscape of ethiopia, we sit down with famed photographer chester higgins as he celebrates his new exhibit. >> a historic win the new york cosmos with a victory in cuba. >> welcome to al jazeera america. taking a look at today's top stories, a 12 hour curfew in place in nigeria a bomb exploded killing at least 50 people. no one has claimed that responsibility but boko haram has repeatedly attacked that region in recent weeks. >> it's called cultural genocide in canada, the truth and reconciliation commission found aboriginal children were taken from families and 150,000 children were punished for practicing their native cultures. 6,000 died from the abuse. >> after two years of jump grades the collider is up and running, the machine was shut down to increase energy levels. particles are traveling just below the speed of light. full collisions won't take place until next month. >> a memorial for slaves who lost their lives in a ship wreck off the coast have south africa. more than 400 slaves were remembered who were onboard when it capsized in 1794. more tha

>> yes. >> beautiful. >> you are the first photographer. >> the first and only. >> how did higgins, an american, a foreigner persuade ethiopians to trust him and capture some of their most intimate moments. he works through tribal elders. he pays people who pose for him and he relies on a pole roiled camera. >> before i show my 35-millimeter camera, whoever i was interested in and if i could get to this point, i would then make a polaroid of them and give them that polaroid. i realized that it build bridges of trust but most importantly allows that person to see how i see them. >> that approach is one of the reasons he calls himself a cultural anthropologist who works with a camera. >> i'm studying the culture of african people, which i think has either been how exotic are they or how strange and that's a very narrow thing so i'm trying to reform how people see people of african descent but i have a more selfish reason. i'm trying to find reflection of myself. >> higgins said his love affair with ethiopia is far from over. he plans to continue his artistic journey. >> why do you keep g

. >> reporter: in her ruling, judge cheryl higgins was adamant. she told the court that she can remain impartial and give jesse matthew a fair trial. this was very personal for her because her own daughter was brought into the defense's arguments. her daughter happened to be the same year student at uv a as hannah graham was, but the judge told the court that her daughter had no connection to happen nah graham, they didn't know each other but did concede her daughter may have attended a vigil while hannah was missing. i want to read a little bit what defense had to say. # >> commonwealth believe it is equally important for the community know it is being presided over by a judge within this community responsible to this community. and so for those reasons among others, the common beth felt it was important for the regular sitting albermarle circuit court judge who is judge higg , to be the judge in this case. >> reporter: matthew's defense worried about a conflict of interest over admitting evidence. judge higgins signed off on more than half of th

but they got the two-ton tree through the higgins house may have even more damage from the next storm that hit. so not getting much better quicker near south jersey, but, you got to be optimistic, right, chris? we came back from sandy we can come back to this. >> but your heart owners go out to the 50 homeowners with homes destroyed. 5:37 is the time. exciting news for the end every summer. beyonce coming back to town for the made in america festival. find out how you can get tickets today. and pennsylvania lands on distinct list. who is calling us drunks? next. >>> good morning, i'm howard eskin. phillies try to sweep a road series for the first time since last july. cole hamels also on the map trying to impress other teams. going to yankees stadium. phillies down two-nothing. >> losing it in the sun. codey got to be there. start off the fourth inning, three runs scored, a run scoring on this chase double. 102 pitches for hamilton, five inning phillies lose it the score there, ten to two. the best catch in baseball yesterday, to tampa. josh donaldson, last year, with oakland there is

sir kit court judge cheryl higgins is presiding over the case. her daughter attends uva.elieves that could compromise higgins' judgment. >> reporter: good morning. i'm have necessary is a herring outside -- i'm vanessa herring outside the montgomery county board of education. students at chevy chase are pushing for the district to close on two major holidays. it was back in 2012 when the montgomery county school district first made headlines over this issue. that's when the school board decided to strike all religious holidays from the 2015-2016 calendar instead of including a muslim holiday. now board members are back in the hot seat. students say they want fair treatment for muslim holidays and a student petition has been signed by 170 fifth and sixth graders according to our partners at "the washington post." students say they don't have class on christian holidays like christmas and easter and cool is closed on jewish holidays like yom kippur and they want to see those two muslim holidays with school closed for those students as well. district officials say they can't

all right, higgins. bien, higgins. >> steve: ready? >> steve: ¿listo? steve: on your mark -- >> steve: en su seÑal >> jimmy: you ready? >> jimmy: ¿ud. listo? >> yes. >> si. >> steve: get set, go! >> !steve: preparese, vaya! [ cheers and applause ] ♪ ♪ >> jimmy: no, victor! >> !jimmy: no, victor the other way! !el otro camino! ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: i went the wrong way. >> jimmy: fui el camino incorrecto. thank god i'm not in horse gracias a dios no estoy en racing. carreras de caballos. oh, my gosh. cielo. >> steve: you have won the >> !steve: ud. ha ganado la quadruple crown! corona cuadruple! ♪ ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: the champion right there! >> !jimmy: el campeon alli! victor espinoza! !victor espinoza thank you for being here, buddy. gracias por estar aqui, amigo. and congratulations again. y felicitaciones otra vez. that was awesome. era maravilloso. it was fantastic. era fantastico. here, i can hold that. aqui, puedo agarrar esto. thank you, buddy. gracias, amigo. victor espinoza everybody. todo

>> well, i went downstairs to visit steve higgins. >> seth: steve higgins is the announcer on the "theh: jeb bush! that's right he was on "the tonight show" tonight. >> and then i said "hello" to him. >> seth: yeah. >> as you would because who knows? >> seth: right. [ laughter ] got to get in on the ground floor. >> he could become the president and i need an in. i got to cover both my bases. >> seth: and you will say "i knew you when." >> exactly. and then steve and i started talking to him. so he did one bit and then i guess he had another bit later in the show, and the next thing you know, we're just like talking to jeb bush for i think for like 25 minutes. >> seth: really? >> it was a really long conversation. >> seth: now, was it one of those conversations, sometimes when you talk to people especially from worlds you're not familiar with, that you're constantly like judging how you're doing in the conversation. >> not at all. >> seth: okay. you were just --it was a full regular conversation. >> i was like, "this is weird." he announced yesterday. he could become the president and

general higgins. take a listen. >> i don't think we're getting any time anywhere inspections, and all of those really do have to be preconditioned. >> there you go. >> these are things. the bipartisan agreement we need a better deal. for me we're alienating allies in the region. what happened with bebe netanyahu and saudi arabia. we're losing friends faster than we're making them and frankly, i don't really want a friend in iran anyway. >> we should always be negotiating if it's possible. we should not take a deal that's going to be bad -- >> we shouldn't go to the negotiating table as though we're weak, and that's what we're doing. >> 100% agreement. >> williams believes that people don't want to pay health insurance and aren't compassionate but iran is our partner in peace. it's delusion. >> we're saying it's hopeful we can get to a peaceful resolution. >> let's hear from fr juan. >> i just think that you guys have a limited way of thinking. all you're thinking about is militaryistic end and demonst

also today judge sheryl higgins announced she would not reach cues herself from that -- reaccuse hers from that case. defense attorney -- reaccuse herself from that case. defense attorneys asked that she reaccuse herself because she has a -- recuse herself because shes that a daughter going to university of virginia. >> i think it's expected that judges can be able to sent those matters aside. >>> the writings of triple murder suspect charles severance, prosecutors called them a manifesto of hate and come october they may be a manifesto of evidence. the judge ruled the jury will be allowed to see the writings in the trial in october. all three victims were shot at their homes in alexandria. according to prosecutors, severance's writings include these lines, introduce murder into a safe and secure neighborhood. it shudders with horror. do it again and again and again. wow. >>> high drama today at the high court where supreme court justices saved obamacare for a second time. >> in a 6-3 ruling the court ruled the federal government can continue to provide tax subsidies to americans who

circuit court judge cheryl higgins is presiding over the case. but her daughter attends uva but they believe that could compromise her judgment. we will find out where this is headed next week. >>> we expect troubling news about metro tomorrow when a federal safety inspection is released about the embattled em. congressional leaders shed light on the inspection today and they noted significant safety concerns on the rails and the buses. mola lenghi spoke to riders about their concerns. >> reporter: lesli, the findings of that investigation have not yet been released but as one congressman who is privy to the investigation said today, this inspection confirms what many of us have feared. metro has work to do. heavy on scold but light on specifics, a delegation of congressmen and women from the d.c. metro area repry mannedded them for lacking a top to bottom culture of safety. >> do you feel safe when you ride metro? >> only when big things happen i am scared. >> what kind of big things? >> like the fire. >> reporter: it was after that deadly fire

let's get the story from tim higgins. let's start with a lawsuit. apple is defending jimmy i dre,been -- iovine and dr. the founders of the covenant, against accusations that they maneuvered the rights to the design and factoring and distribution of beats headphones away from one of their early this is partners, the ceo of monster, a company that makes high-end audio equipment, with essentially feels that he lost out a share on the purchase price and is trying to recoup some of that money. angie: why did apple by beat in the first places? tim: this is kind of the messy left over of a business dispute that prior to their acquisition. for theirafter beats subscription-based music service which they used for their own music subscription service. it will allow you to pay about $10 a month and have all of the music in apple's -- most of the music in apple's catalog. angie: thank you so much for that. apple's troubles aren't over. it is 1 billion and counting for "jurassic world." it set a record for the fastest $1 billion in worldwide ticket sales. unive

higgins, thank you so very much. if you'll share with us your thoughts on this disease and what we might do to deal with it. mr. higgins: i thank the gentleman from california, thank you for your leadership on this and so many issues that are of critical importance to our nation and its future. june is alzheimer's and brain awareness month. alzheimer's is the sixth leading does of death in this country. over 5.3 million americans are afflicted with alzheimer's. by 2050, this number is expected to increase to 16 million. in my western new york community alone, 55,000 people have alzheimer's rroletted dementia and 165,000 people in our community are impacted directly or indirectly. alzheimer's will cost the nation, as you have said $226 billion this year. by the year 2050 these costs will rise to as high as $1.1 trillion. last year, congress passed into law the alzheimer's accountability act which created a bypass budget for alzheimer's research. this will allow the national institutes of health to prepare a budget tha

. >> we're now joined by alan higgins, chief investment officer. you have sold 8 shares. the pe levels are close to the u.s. and europe. does it still make sense to buy chinese shares. >> china is a very strange market. we were in asia before the market doubled. it still has deep value. you're talking about a pe ratio of 7 and yield of o5. it seems absurd. is there an argument to say we can play catch up by buying these undervalued versions to similar feelings. >> a little bit and moving away from the really overheated areas. the high pe stocks you're mentioning. the ipos, brokerages et cetera et cetera and when we first went into asia nothing is happening. we held the position for awhile and all of a sudden it explodes and the work that we have done indicates that it's not policy. it's clearly not economic growth. there's no correlation. it's the ultimate gamblers market. >> let's bring the chat back to europe and talk about greece in particular. you take a view and think their debt is sustainable. >> yeah we do because not enough focus on the time value of money. it's l

marine corps cathy higgins is the first woman to be in the cockpit.re $19 for the drop zone. >>> a supermarket chain will bring hundreds of jobs to virginia. a german supermarket will build their headquarters in arlington county and build their headquarters in spotsylvania county. 500 jobs will be available at the headquarters. >>> they say it's a dog's life. it's bigger and better if you live in dubai. you are looking at the largest dog park now open, open a few weeks ago. it's the size of 18 tennis courts and has a pool. yeah, they can take a dip. dogs will be kept cool in the air-conditioned doggy resort, have individual play rooms. at $30 a day for your pooch to play may seem pricey to play to some. >> that's better than some kid parks. >> look at that, getting in the pool. >> oh, my goodness. doggy paddling. >> can you put a price on your loyal canine friend? dogs don't like people who are mean to their owners. researchers in japan played out kind and confrontational scenes with the owner. the dogs were then offered treats. they were reluctant to

keith higgins from canada, studying classics. i am wondering if you can speak to the development of medical technology and more importantly, terminology among rural communities in the south. you mentioned the medical division and that this is prior to the widespread publication at acceptance of the germ theory. i know from my research and from that of my peers, it is alsoa a period of treatments. what was the reaction and development? >> there are a couple of different answers. first, a technical answer. i can only observe what is happening in certain regions based on the archival trail that i have. if a doctor is in a place like south carolina, in a rural place, and it is a big treatment hospital, then i know. if we go into the interior of louisiana, and you have black communities, which they called the 19th century parlance grannies providing health care. according to the logic of the medical division, if said area was in fact given medical assistance and help from a granny or midwife, they would just move along. they only went

linda higgins, frostburg, maryland. i'm fat estimated by the life of general custer.nd lies episode on him was excellent. that was last night. thank you, linda. this coming sunday at 8:00 "legends and lies" features the real lone ranger. it's going to knock your socks off. wait till you see this. custer will replay at 9:00, right in front of gutfeld's new show at 10:00, all here on fnc. finally tonight the tip of the day. americans spend $60 billion a year trying to lose weight according to market data enterprises. 60 billion bucks. so tonight i'm going to give you a way to lose weight free. before you eat your biggest meal of the day you take a glass of water, you stir in a little lemon juice, and you drink it down. do that about a half hour before you sit down to eat and it will cut your appetite. if you do that on a regular basis you'll lose weight. now, i know i've given this tip before but with summer just about here it's worth repeating. "factor tip of the day." a little lemon juice, a little water. that's all you need. that's it for us tonight. please check out

higgins, you know me. i'm a children's author. >> steve: i know it, yes. >> jimmy: thank you.mes out june 9th. it's called "your baby's first words will be dada." >> steve: aww. >> jimmy: yeah. i'm trying to teach -- because i have this baby and i just really want her to say "dada" first. >> steve: yeah. [ light laughter ] >> jimmy: so it's a picture book. it's very easy to read. there's probably about ten words in the whole book. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: so you know for a a fact that i really did write it. [ laughter ] >> steve: no ghost writer. >> jimmy: it comes out june 9th, which is next tuesday or something like that. you can preorder online, $89.95. [ laughter ] >> steve: good father's day gift. [ applause ] >> jimmy: costs more when you preorder. >> steve: yeah, yeah. preorder $89.95. >> jimmy: for father's day. >> steve: yeah, for father's day. >> jimmy: we have a fantastic show tonight. oh my god, this guy can do it all. he's a great actor and part of a hilarious cast of the new spy movie that's called "spy." "spy" movie. >> steve: yeah. absolutely. >> jimmy: great rev

and you make a cameo in it higgins, right? >> steve: yeah. >> jimmy: do you cry in it? i weep. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: you're going for the oscar in that one. yeah. we're all in it. it's pretty fun to see what -- it was a good take on that on snl. it's been a great week so far and there's more ahead tomorrow night. lena dunham will be here and we're gonna face-off. [ cheers and applause ] >> steve: come on! >> jimmy: lip sync battle. that's right. plus colin quinn will be dropping by. [ cheers and applause ] i love 'em. i love that guy. >> steve: come on. >> jimmy: he's gonna do some stand-up for us and we're going to talk to him about his new book. "the coloring book." and, as always, "thank you notes." [ light laughter ] it's not a coloring book. >> steve: but it's called "coloring book." >> jimmy: it's called -- it's like a pun name. >> steve: right. >> jimmy: it's about race. >> steve: so he calls it the coloring -- >> jimmy: "the coloring book." yeah. i'll have him deliver the joke tomorrow and it'll be funnier. [ laughter ] then don't forget, on tuesday, former flo

all right, higgins. >> steve: ready?steve: on your mark -- >> jimmy: you ready? >> yes. >> steve: get set, go! [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> jimmy: no, victor! the other way! ♪ ♪ ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: i went the wrong way. thank god i'm not in horse racing. oh, my gosh. >> steve: you have won the quadruple crown! ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: the champion right there! victor espinoza! thank you for being here, buddy. and congratulations again. that was awesome. it was fantastic. here, i can hold that. thank you, buddy. victor espinoza everybody. [ cheers and applause ] we'll be right back with larry david and jason alexander. come on back, everybody! ♪ [ cheers and applause ] are you up for whatever? don't answer. grab a bud light and show it. try new things, make new friends, explore new places. find the fun around every corner. better yet, be the fun. laugh. dance. spin. jump! make a single weekend last a lifetime. and keep it going with a crisp, refreshing bud light. the perfect beer for whatever ha

just mid 50's, that we're finding we take to you example of couple of these 53, sent in from kyle higginscover right now hatboro. and at the moment, again with 53 greets, kind of cool outside. not terribly breezy. fifty-four was sent in from jerry, he too being stuck under the clouds in but bell, also very limited win. but the lawn and plant have enough water. now asking for sunshine. yes, that's the thing. you want mother nature to sort of level off right. get a little bit of this, little bit of. that will just enough it is just uniform the course every any given season, something crucial they need. >> kerry across the river here in mt. laurel, new jersey, where she does actually have a shower that's rolling on through. tgif she says, boy am i with you. just the fact it is friday, doesn't it just make it all better. >> still pesky system nearby, again, counter clockwise row takes, caking in north to northeast wind flow, also as a result got enough moisture to kick offer couple of showers here, but we are watching this frontal boundary, little difficult to detect, but you have clouds star

. >> i don't hide it, people know i'm a big higgins fan, he's a a very warm funny man.g to be in the house tonight. >> jimmy: that's true. >> but probably the only thing that could've taken that terrible taste out of my mouth, was having that angelical leprechaun regis philbin. i love him. [ laughter ] i've know regis for years, is he not the best? >> jimmy: he's the greatest. [ cheers and applause ] >> there he is. >> jimmy: unbelievable. >> funny, sincere, he's the best. >> jimmy: he really is the best. >> but then my lucky charm went away. he's not here anymore. >> jimmy: no, that's right. he's already in his car. he's off to dinner. >> he did the funny thing and went home. >> jimmy: he had to go to the friar's club and have a drink or something. >> he is going to have a big night. >> jimmy: he is going to have a a big night. we had a big night last night. >> i don't even know where to start with that. >> jimmy: last night, vince was on the show. if you didn't see the show, we did a bit vince and collin farrell it was called "true confessions." >> and colin farrell,

because higgins works on "saturday night live." >> steve: i remember the first time i saw her do marycheers ] it was like the whole studio was electric. >> jimmy: yeah, like shook. >> steve: it shook. it was crazy. it was like part -- it was crazy, crackling. >> jimmy: yeah, you feel it. beyond love -- because you know i love her. but beyond love, i think she is like a special person. nobody -- you'll never meet a a person like molly shannon ever in your life -- and then we're going to do -- denis and molly and i are going to do a little nonsense karaoke. it's a new thing we're trying out. [ cheers and applause ] and we have great, great music. oh, my gosh. kacey musgraves is here, you guys! [ cheers and applause ] "pageant material." guys, time to take a look at the stories making headlines today and weigh the good with the bad. it's time for "pros and cons." here we go. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ pros and cons and pros and cons and pros ♪ >> jimmy: tonight we'll take a a look at the pros and cons of female viagra. [ laughter ] well, an fda panel just recommended the drug to help incr

which can only mean one thing -- higgins is somewhere being tickled by strangers. [ laughter ] >> elmo's hilarious! >> jimmy: let's get to some news here, everybody. [ laughter ] the republican presidential field continues to grow, and this week donald trump became the 12th candidate to announce that he's running. [ cheers ] making him the 16th -- i know, he's great. [ laughter ] making him the 16th candidate overall. it's hard to keep up, but we've created a short reel to bring you up to speed on who's running. >> i am announcing that i'm running -- >> for president of the united states. >> and i'm a candidate -- >> for president of the -- >> united states. >> i am a candidate -- >> for president -- >> of the united states. >> and i'm running -- >> for president -- >> of the united states. >> i'm really rich. [ laughter and applause ] >> jimmy: is that helpful? did you see this? after donald trump announced that he's running for president, cher went on a a twitter rant and said that he's an obnoxious a-hole. at which point trump took down all of his cher posters. [ light laughter ] wi

higgins"the officer is with no weapons drawn and ec five fbi agents and boston retreating backing on their feet with their hands up like this on to his brother at this moscow could pay to different picture. guerrillas of the so far away from us when he was confronted by police and shot the back three times as brothers last words were i can brief. those who saw the surveillance tapes say he saw the agreement. of the"egg video not clear to transport spired and it was it wasn't shot back on a southbound individual is not shut the back the information recorded as an accurate are a >> grant: says and suspect in the town of everett 24 year-old was ordered to be held without bail today accord the fbi right and wrong game purchase the fighting knives in the ninth sharp enough and part of a conspiracy may 26 a week later allegedly called riot and boys in blue randomly killing police officers and massachusetts to june 2nd third and this and a threat prompted them to confront my team on a sidewalk space they shot him when he refused to drop the knife is carrying contemned the boston marathon bo

the kidnapping and murder of richard higgins and others. 1992 the bombing in argentina. some of the same figures currently holding senior regime administrative positions to the state. 1990 for the attack on the jewish cultural center. 1998 the east africa embassy bombing carried out by those trained by iran, by hezbollah. al qaeda learned how to do big building suicide truck bombings from hezbollah. that's who taught them how to do that. the u.s. call in 2000 the attacks on 911 themselves. southern district of new york, a ran co- responsible with legally responsibility. iran was co-responsible for co- responsible for the acts of 911. it didn't get much flip listed he did it? that was all prelude to what were doing with and while we are so concerned with a ran going nuclear. if sweden tried this we would say, oh no another failure of the npt, it's sweden. i don't lose sleep because britain has nukes or france has nukes. a regime like i just described to you, if they have a livable nuclear weapons, that's worrisome. -- deliverable nuclear weapons that's worrisome. alright,

erik: tim higgins in san francisco. stephanie: i love to talk about drake but we have to go to breaking headlines. vonnie quinn has more on greece. vonnie: we have the german finance minister saying he is on the same page with angela merkel. nothing new that we have not heard before. we have heard that greece has submitted a three page proposal to creditors. this is being not well-received by the germans and we have to greek two-year yield above 25%. stephanie: not being well-received by the germans. there is a surprise. thank you for giving us the latest. will be back on more with the economy practically spewing jobs. maybe the hawks are missing something. stick around. ♪ stephanie: still ahead, matt salisbury will join us to announce a substantial new round of funding, the opening of a distribution center and more. ron tate is here joining us on his decision to buy barclays wealth management unit. you know the story, treasury yields surged to year to date highs, much better than expected jobs report wowed wall street.