dream of it, hilary. i introduce my mother, dina mergeron. mother, this is my dear friend, hilary curtis. >> dina: well, it's nice to finally meet you, dear. >> hilary: it is so nice to meet you, mrs. mergeron. >> dina: thank you. >> hilary: and i do apologize that i wasn't available for your interview when you stopped by gc buzz recently. >> dina: well, your co-anchor was charming and very professional. >> hilary: well, i really hope that you will stop by again. and bring your brilliant son with you. >> dina: [ chuckles ] >> hilary: but now that i have you here, how do you feel about the newmans' big night? >> dina: oh, i'm so looking forward to the music. >> jack: we are all in for a treat. listen, it's fair to say i am nikki's biggest fan. i could go on and on about her musical prowess, but then we'd all miss the show. >> dina: yes, we would, wouldn't we? [ chuckles ] >> victor: i hope you brought your checkbook. i expect hamilton and winters to make a large contribution. >> neil: checkbook and a pen.

>> nick: hilary! where is she? hilary!> hilary: hi, nick. >> nick: how dare you. >> hilary: excuse me? >> nick: don't play innocent with me. that footage of me and my dad, where'd you get it? >> hilary: oh, well, that's called good journalism. >> nick: oh, the hell it is. you shot it without us knowing, and then you used it to embarrass me and the rest of my family. you got a hell of a nerve. i'm gonna sue you and shut this place down. >> hilary: oh, now, that's a little harsh, don't you think? >> nick: my dad gave you an exclusive to shoot the event, not an exclusive to invade our privacy. you are shameless. >> hilary: shameless? [ scoffs ] i'm not the one who tried to

we will be back at >> hilary: this is hilary curtis with your red carpet coverage. [ sighs ] pffft.bbbbtttt. >> howard: oh, come on. you got this, okay? just charm the rich folks, praise nikki newman's fabulous show, praise the big cheese, victor newman, but don't forget the most important part. >> hilary: that i should have left you in los angeles? >> howard: we're not going live. anyone tanks, we can fix it in post. >> hilary: i think we got our first mover and shaker now, so stop talking, start rolling. >> howard: rolling. >> hilary: hello. this is hilary curtis with your exclusive red carpet coverage. sir, how excited are you about tonight? >> reed: um, it's cool, i guess. >> abby: just get here. break land speed records, but do it safely. >> victoria: what are you doing? dad just said we have to cancel this concert. >> abby: [ scoffs ] noat

. >> nick: hilary! where is she? hilary!>> nick: how dare you. >> hilary: excuse me? >> nick: don't play innocent with me. that footage of me and my dad, where'd you get it? >> hilary: oh, well, that's called good journalism. >> nick: oh, the hell it is. you shot it without us knowing, and then you used it to embarrass me and the rest of my family. you got a hell of a nerve. i'm gonna sue you and shut this place down. >> hilary: oh, now, that's a little harsh, don't you think? >> nick: my dad gave you an exclusive to shoot the event, not an exclusive to invade our privacy. you are shameless. >> hilary: shameless? [ scoffs ] i'm not the one who tried to

. >> hilary: this is hilary curtis with your red carpet coverage. [ sighs ] pffft.bbbtttt. >> howard: oh, come on. you got this, okay? just charm the rich folks, praise nikki newman's fabulous show, praise the big cheese, victor newman, but don't forget the most important part. >> hilary: that i should have left you in los angeles? >> howard: we're not going live. anyone tanks, we can fix it in post. >> hilary: i think we got our first mover and shaker now, so stop talking, start rolling. >> howard: rolling. >> hilary: hello. this is hilary curtis with your exclusive red carpet coverage. sir, how excited are you about tonight? >> reed: um, it's cool, i guess. >> abby: just get here. break land speed records, but do it safely. >> victoria: what are you doing? dad just said we have to cancel this concert. >> abby: [ scoffs ] no, that was until he saw nikki's face when he said it was canceled. one minute he's pacing back and forth, muttering to himself, and the next minute he's telling me to get a new crew, fire the old one, get new equipment, anything to get the safet

go to fiosgigabit.com >> hilary: this is hilary curtis with your red carpet coverage. [ sighs ] pfffttt. >> howard: oh, come on. you got this, okay? just charm the rich folks, praise nikki newman's fabulous show, praise the big cheese, victor newman, but don't forget the most important part. >> hilary: that i should have left you in los angeles? >> howard: we're not going live. anyone tanks, we can fix it in post. >> hilary: i think we got our first mover and shaker now, so stop talking, start rolling. >> howard: rolling. >> hilary: hello. this is hilary curtis with your exclusive red carpet coverage. sir, how excited are you about tonight? >> reed: um, it's cool, i guess. >> abby: just get here. break land speed records, but do it safely. >> victoria: what are you doing? dad just said we have to cancel this concert. >> abby: [ scoffs ] no, that was until he saw

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hilary, you couldn't be more wrong.n new york or other states want to maintain the current system we give them the right to do so. this is the problem, the difference between hilary and me. she wants to dictate everything from washington. i'd like to give the states to design the best plan for them. >> first of all, you're not changing the care that way and second of all, if you leave -- take out the individual mandate, which i gather. by the way, think proposal has only been out 15 minutes. the real experts haven't analyzed it and i am certainly not an expert. but if you take away the mandate requiring people to buy care you are still undermining the system, because you have leaving the sickest people in the system. >> if i could -- >> that hurts the overall system. go ahead. >> i'm sorry. quickly ask -- >> impose a mandate if they want. >> i want to ask quickly -- >> it's up to the state. >> the politics where we are right now. the fact that two senators are rolling out a new alternative right now when mitch mcconnell

>> look, hilary clinton's servers were turned over to the agency.sn't involved with that. i was the chair of hillary's campaign. that was a matter for the dnc. i don't know the circumstance of whether they were asked for them or whether they said yes or no. but i think that the -- if anything, it looks like the fbi was fairly casual, maybe is a kind word, about the fact that they were -- what they knew, how much they were investigating. they were lackadaisical in their approach to the dnc. you know, so i think you have to look at the whole picture. and it seems like if anything, it is on the fbi that didn't come forward and really inform the dnc about what was going on until long after essentially the horse was out of the barn door. >> why? i mean, is the fbi -- >> i don't know why. >> -- politicized, john? is that what it was? >> i don't -- >> okay. >> now with a look at what's coming up on media buzz, let's check in with howard. >> good morning. we look at the escalating increasingly bizarre and strangely tabloid war of words between president tru

wusa9's hilary lane has been digging into every angle of this for tonight's special sign. unit report. >> reportesor: we're headed to prince william county, the town of dumfries. there's a small peninsula called possum point. there have been local media reports about some families who say their water is contaminated. we're going to start by talking to the families, see what they've been going through. all right. here we are. hi, how are you? what has this whole ordeal been like for you guys? >> i would have to say overwhelming. >> reporter: because the marrows say tests found toxic elements in their i'm hilary. >> hi. starting getting this smell and the bad taste and a film on the water. >> reporter: dominion energy, the company that provides power for possum point, burned coal on their nearby site until 2003. this is all coal ash. this is what coal ash looks like. it's the waste product of coal and there are some dangerous chemicals in here that could cause some serious problems, things like neurological problems, behavioral issues and increased risk of cancer. according

in the forecast. >> tropical storm hilary. hilary and don. >>. >> reporter: we kid you not.cal storm don is weakens in the atlantic. the name is officially bestoued once the tropical depression becomes a tropical storm. hilaryfuls simply next on the official list of pacific storms. tweeted one critic, well the good news is the tropical storm hilary has no chance of hitting the white house. who could have imagined these two would coincide two forces of nature in a forecast of cloudy with a chance of collusion. >> i know you are excited about that one. cloudy with a chance of collusion. anyway. pretty amazing right to come up with the names years in advance. g gives us some humor. ac 360 is next. >> mccain compares the russia story to a centipede. there's always another shoe to drop. one more piece of foot gear goes trump in the night. one more piece of breaking news. a surprise and a mystery. it's also now the case the white house disregarding advice today from the normally friendly wall street journal editorial panl to disclose everything russia related now all at once. inst

hilary lane breaks down facts and figures. >> reporter: in juan of 2016, former defense secretary ash transgender troops. in october of 2016, transgender troops could start formally changing their i.d.s. military leaders have been working on policies for transgender troops. just last month they asked for a six month deadline extension. that brings us to today that president donald trump won't allow transgender troops to serve. according to that tweet, one of the main reasons for the change is quote the tremendous military costs. so we crunched the numbers. healthcare for transgender service members would cost between 2.4 and $8.4 million a year. that is a small piece of the $49.3 billion pie. >>> that was hilary lane reporting. >>> again, the pentagon spends between 2.4 and $8.4 million on transgender health care costs. that is compared to $84 million for the department of spends on viagra and other related medications. we need to make a correction. we miss reported the number of transgender men and women. it is roughly 2500 and we regret the error. >>> make america great again. make

we'll keep an eye on hilary. 65 degrees in monterey. we have monsoonal rain through yosemite. a watchful eye in that area for the potential of dry lightning. locally in the san francisco bay area, mid-60s with the sunshine at rockaway beach, 60s, 70s common around the bay today. 70s and 80s around the peninsula. this is spot on for this time of the year seasonal at 88 degrees in livermore. your extended forecast, here we go. we begin to warm on wednesday. we spike on thursday. into the 100s away from the bay on monday. the giants took it on the chin last nine. we are going at it again tonight. 7:15 breezy and cool in the 60s. enjoy your tuesday. summer... might have a tough time cooling off in the heat. the iconic fountains will be shut down for the first time in years.. italy is dealing with a drought. and vatican radio says... >>> tourists at the vatican might have a tough time cooling off in the heat. the fountains will be off for the first time in years because of a drought. vatican radio says that the decision is linked to the pope's teachings on the environment. >> this

check out derek's hilarious attempt to push it out. on the same day, but the opposite side of the country, maks and peta married in a lavish long island wedding with 300 guests. >> husband and wife. >> the fairy tale affair was held at the castle where taylor swift shot her "blank space" video. check out the rainbows. peta wore three custom made dresses. the first, a sprapless white slip dress for her dinner on friday. for the outdoor ceremony, peta looked gorgeous in a hand made off the shoulder gown with pearls, and at the reception, she switched it up with a fun and flirty feathered number. the dancing champ, rumer willis were brides maids and wore pink dresses similar to julianne's. the couple's son was named prince of honor and carried down the aisle. the brother, val, was best man, and for the couple's first dance, a slow dance to the acoustic version of "we found love." everybody had a great time, and celebrating continued yesterday. >>> take aing loo at this. maks and peta held a big party in the pool. >> i like that. meanwhile

and burglars target hilary duff at her home in beverly hills >>> came within inches of a car in oklahoma. police dash-cam video shows police trying to help the woman out of of her flipped car and was trapped because of her seatbelt. seconds later the train barrelled through missing the car by a few feet. the woman was not injured. >>> a 71-year-old woman and her dog are safe after they became stranded in the wilderness for six days. she and her dog, yoda when to the park and she became d disoriented. she ate pine needles and ants and after six nights she saw a held cop and was lifted to safety. >> started to wave my hands waived at me --lease see me. the pair were fatigued and thirsty. >>> it's almost 20 years now since princess diana's death. and they are sharing information about her. >> and opened up about how the divorce affected them. >> they are speaking publically about princess diana's death. how many people that never met this woman, my mother, could be crying and showing morey motion than i am. people deal with grief in different ways and my way was just to shut it out and lock

but then there's a turn in the video and it becomes hilarious. >> don't tell them they've got a dash cam until you get their helmet off. >> points straight at the dash cam and calls them idiots. suddenly the guy in gray runs off. the other guy in the gray runs away. says this way. they thought they had it all figured out. but no. punked off. >>> will rt. this next video in the uk. this is christopher cullens' dream car. disappears. hit and run. >> the worst. >> yeah. he forked over just $22,000 for that car and because this person has run off and they don't come forward, it's going to cost another $1300 in insurance and he'll lose his ten years no claims bonus. >> darn. >> punks. they're punks. >>> this family is chilling at their home in spain. when suddenly dad's home. >> but he's not alone. >> no. >> one, two, three. >> wow. she doesn't like those, huh? >> no, she loves dogs. this is their 11-year-old family dog rainier. this family moved from the u.s. to barcelona, spain. has been there about three years. and rainier has been staying with family friends. dad brandon had come back

. >> i'm hilary. >> hi. >> started getting this smell and a bad taste and the film on the water. >> that provides power for possum point burned coal on their nearby site until 2003. >> this is all coal ash. >> this is what coal ash looks like. it's the waste product of coal, and there's some dangerous chemicals in here that could cause some serious problems, things like neurological problems, behavioral issues, and increased risk of cancer. according to the lawsuit neighbors are worried dominion energy is dumping coal ash into a tributary of quantico creek to get rid of it. neighbors say it's getting into their drinking water, and they're worried it's going to get them sick. >> this is dominion energy, and just to give you a lay of the land, we're about 30 miles southwest of d. c. and 80 miles north of richmond. we just wanted to see exactly how close those neighbors lived to dominion. >> we're starting at 00. so the closest home is 1 mile away by car, but if you look at the map, dominion and th than that. >> it's hard to protect your family when you don't have education, so you feel lik

they expected hilary to win shattering the glass ceiling. didn't work out the way they wanted but there's an interesting russia side note to this. i'll let you explain. >> it's a fascinating book. anyone interested in politics. they got an advance to write a book about hillary clinton and election night they're forced to write different book and it's about how hillary clinton shattered her own campaign and towards the end of the book -- i'm thinking of writing a newsletter on this, there's a whole section where hilary the day after the election figures out since it cannot be her fault it must be comey's press events and the russians. >> sean: the russians made me do it. >> she figured it had to be the russians. >> sean: more with newt gingrich after the break. when we come back i have my own list for the republican party. if they want to be successful what they need to do and jay sekulow will react on the media racketing to the collusion. >> he's a conartist and liar and not a business man. >> sean: anti-trump protests taking place and our c

hurricane hilary is on the way to a cat-3. that's affecting our surf around california.ut that? we are seeing the effect of a hurricane! 99 in sacramento. 66 monterey bay, pleasanton in the high sierra in the 70s. approaching 80 degrees. we have 60s, 70s, 80s, 90s. the99 in concord and livermore. 100 in brentwood, tracy, oakley, discovery bay. byron and either side of. stay cool. enjoy your day. >>> time now 5: 5:50. three california inmates document their week on the run in a series of videos. coming up. (man) hmm. what do you think? ♪ (stranger) good mornin'! ♪ (store p.a.) attention shoppers, there's a lost couple in the men's department. (vo) there's a great big un-khaki world out there. explore it in a subaru crosstrek. love. it's what makes a subaru, a subaru. >>> good morning. we are definitely starting to see those slowdowns. things getting crowded along 101 if you are making your way through san jose. this is right near north first street. but we're tracking a few new accidents that could cause a big backup over on the san mateo bridge. we'll have details coming

group of friends and everyone at radio one were always commenting on how funny, how sharp and how hilarious. the service was beamed to the crowd outside. the impact of the manchester attack still felt here. martyn was really the complete opposite of the person and what happened on that awful day. he just swallowed it all up, all that hate and anger, and his star is shining bright for us all to see and remember. martyn‘s mum said she wanted him to make a diva exit, and so he did. applauded by his family, his friends, his audience. judith moritz, bbc news, stockport. in merseyside, mourners lined the streets to pay their final respects to 15—year—old megan hurley, who also died in the manchester arena attack. her family asked for privacy at the service, where the bells of st nicholas church in halewood rang 22 times for the victims of the bombing. people were encouraged to wear megan's favourite colour, orange, in her memory. you are watching bbc news. a reminder of the headlines: hong kong's newly appointed chief executive, carrie lam, has been sworn in by china's president, xijinping. she i

it's hilarious. they want more of it. >> they may want more of it but that doesn't mean the president should give it to them. he is the president of united states. the way he is conducting himself is not presidential. there's nothing about this that shows respect to the office of the presidency or his voters. even the people that did not vote for him, the way that he treats the press -- i know there's always going to be a relationship between the press and the president that is adversarial. it was like that with president obama as well. he takes it to a whole other level. i look at my own tweets and dimensions. the level of dialogue is getting more and more harsh. the writers get more and more violent and more and more race-based. >> sandra: i will throw to a poll, to tweets help or hurt trump's agenda? 71% say it hurt, 17% say it helped. we were told the president walked around after the mika brzezinski tweets, asking his staff if he liked it. what about that polling of the american people? >> i hav

hilary rosen, i want to talk about a separate subject on russia. we'll get into it but democratic lawmakers writing this letter asking to know whether ivanka trump's security clearance is valid and whether she filled out the forms correctly. do you think this is overreach? going down a list of trump family members trying to probe every which one? >> i do think this question of can this white house, can these people be trusted with the secrets of the nation is a legitimate question to ask. you know, i would focus more on jared and on the president and others who were known to be in these meetings with russians so i'm less concerns about this. there are other issues with ivanka trump. but i find the problem here really is a bigger picture problem which is that this president doesn't feel account to believe the american people. in the most astounding ways. so the fact that he doesn't even want to discuss why he might have had a conversation with vladimir putin for an hour, that he doesn't think anyone is entitled to know, that's the more troubling thi

think that calling an interviewer unpatriotic when there's awkward questions is somewhere between hilarious and sinister. it happens in moscow and beijing but not really in a place with a free media. andrea leadsom went on to say that she was not calling her unpatriotic. you only have to watch it. the viewers that you have reported the complaints of would make the point that it was fair to call emily unpatriotic. newsnight is good at turning around these interviews as a social media clip to go viral, but watching it back on the whole, do you not see why many viewers felt it was heavy—handed 7 if you are making a point about partial extracts from an interview and how some of those can gain circulation outside the context of an interview, that is an interesting one and one we need to think about because sometimes you will have a minute long fragment from an interview they get seen by many people outside the context of the interview. this was a classic accountability interview. it is a momentous issue. it is about the future shape and relationship of the country with the continent and it is ri

hilary andersson, bbc news. and you can watch panorama tonight at 8.30, on bbc one.heir parents to poland, at the start of a four day tour of eastern europe. the duke and duchess of cambridge are beginning their trip in warsaw, before moving on to berlin later this week. the foreign office hopes the tour will remind eu countries about the strength of their ties to the uk. our royal correspondent, peter hunt, reports. wimbledon one day, warsaw the next. for a duke and duchess, the pleasure of a wimbledon final will be replaced by flying the flag in poland. it's a visit that's already attracted attention here. this is a country that relatively recently embraced the eu, welcoming the royal representatives of one on the way out of a royal of the institution. the future of monica —— the monarchy will experience pollen's turbulent past. with a visit to a museum representing an unsuccessful uprising against nazi rule. this visit to poland and then germany will inevitably be seen in the context of brexit. it won't obviously have any impact on the negotiations, but the govern

this one will be named hilary. can't make this up, folks. only has one "l." >> so you had don and hilary. tropical storm don has lost power and is now just a depression. still sounds like a field day for social media even though the names are chosen years in advance by an international group. we came this close to a rematch of don and hillary. >> oh, the political irony. >> but in the tropics, yeah. pretty cool. >>> it's time to celebrate because it is national hot dog day. >> it's a national holiday. 19 billion hot dogs are actually eaten in the united states every year. 7 billion during the summertime alone. >> many chains like some burger king and sonic locations are offering hot dog deals all day long. >> and so the most popular condiment, by the way, mustard. ketchup is popular as well, of course, but not in chicago. so the folks at heinz are trolling on the windy city with this new item they call chicago dog sauce. take a look at it carefully there. >> oddly resembles ketchup. >> just ketchup but they renamed it in hopes of bringing in

. >> that's hilarious. [laughter] >> big old baby.ack legs. >> you take this one. >> he's back. >> why so short. >> all right. >> my goodness. >> that's animal edition. >> so cute. >> when your puppy pen runs out >> best one ever. >> oh, well. >> that is pretty adorable. >> that's hilarious. >> so cute. >> katie well done. >> let's wrap it up. >> for me. >> erin tack it. >> when you ask her what's wrong and she says nothing but then she spends the rest of the day looking at you like this. [laughter] >> that cat has a look. >> i love it. >> that's hilarious. sadly i've been there, too. >> i've been there as well. >> i've been the cat. >> #passive aggressive. >> #don't be the cat in that. >> i've been there a lot as well. >> on the other side i'm sure. >> yes. >> where i'm the friendly dog. >> yes. >> #morning memes -- no, morning meme send it in please. >> very cool. thanks tuck. >> let's say hello to our facebook fan of the day. heart dee good morning to larry otherwise known as lj. good morning larry, good morning lj. lj nominated by

>> it was still hilarious. >> i don't know.rumpy. >> i think there was collusion. >> i think it's a sore subject. i think he was legitimately not happy. >> get to the bottom of that, andy. >> i'll try. >>> theme president and the whi house responding to the latest russia allegations by blaming hillary clinton and the democratic party. why? insiders on both sides have their theories. they're here next. i'm karen, i'm a teacher.olfer. my psoriatic arthritis caused joint pain. just like my moderate to severe rheumatoid arthritis. and i was worried about joint damage. my doctor said joint pain from ra can be a sign of existing joint damage that could only get worse. he prescribed enbrel to help relieve pain and help stop further damage. enbrel may lower your ability to fight infections. serious, sometimes fatal, events including infections, tuberculosis, lymphoma, other cancers, nervous system and blood disorders, and allergic reactions have occurred. tell your doctor if you've been someplace where fungal infections are common, or

i guess they were hungry for some kind of humor they realized to say that it is all correct was hilarious. >> this sounds like it is deliver it. >> so by the end of the next year it was every where including those 0k clubs for the reelection of van buren as president and harrison whose slogan was logged cabin and hard cider but the new words are especially interesting in the american dialect society in 1990 every year was choosing a word of the year and i thought we might do a little bit of the american dialect society as a small group of people who study american english get together with the linguistic society of america were professionally west end of read james very root back on the previous year to ask which word was the most important or defining word of the previous year? kind of like time magazine person of the year. so we except nominations throughout the year even once the slips of paper that are handed out then we have renominating session kind of like a convention for the political party going over the possible candidates and wiggling them down then with a final vote the next

this is hilary armstrong who says there was a move within the north clp to deselect corbyn because henment time and time again, the very thing which he now says it is u na cce pta ble very thing which he now says it is unacceptable from his mps. this is pa rt of unacceptable from his mps. this is part of a push back by the centre—right of the labour party. you have tom watson, the suggestion of mandatory selection of mps and it isa reminderthat of mandatory selection of mps and it is a reminder that it is supposed to bea is a reminder that it is supposed to be a broad church here and according to this tony blair was the one to say when people were saying to get rid ofjeremy corbyn, he said hang on, we need to make sure there is this broad church. there is a bit of political irony. some people would have been very glad he had, looking back with hindsight, if only we got rid ofjeremy corbyn and then. things have changed somewhat in the la st two things have changed somewhat in the last two months. choosing your sex. in the sunday times, justine greening, deals with equality matters. she

for him to say this was perjury, treason, is hilarious.heather: i looked at the vice presidential debate during the election and he had nothing to say about ties with hillary clinton and the pushes involving the server and things like that that you brought up. and attorney for donald trump's legal team, what she had to say about clintons, loretta lynch meeting on the tarmac. >> the media is going after donald trump junior for releasing the full email chain unlike secretary clinton who deleted her emails, let's put that in perspective. look at it from a legal perspective, there is no illegality, nothing transpired. what statute of law has been violated. loretta lynch has this meeting, donald -- president clinton's secretary of state will be interviewed that weekend. she has this meeting with the president on the tarmac. did she recuse herself? no. think about the double standard. this is the ultimate discussion of a double standard. heather: not only didn't turn over the emails but smashed cell phones with cameras. rob: people will do anyth

thank you very much indeed, hilary benn.use this as an opportunity to try and get the kind of brexit they think is best for britain. nicola sturgeon, first minister of scotland, and ca rwyn first minister of scotland, and carwyn jones, first first minister of scotland, and carwynjones, first minister of wales, have issued a joint statement saying it is an attack on the founding principles of devolution and will not help our economy. that is another problem facing theresa may and the brexit team. yes, and thatis may and the brexit team. yes, and that is what hilary benn was talking about, you should presume that powers the from brussels should go devolved institutions but we know that nicola sturgeon has broader issues with all of this. she and ca rwyn issues with all of this. she and carwyn jones have issues with all of this. she and carwynjones have been meeting the eu negotiator today in brussels, nicola sturgeon making the point that she wants scotland to have a much bigger say in negotiations but also that there has to b

and this is hilary armstrong who has been talking to the westminster power on radio 4.ho has been talking to the westminster power on radio 4m does appear to be, as was and said, conservative pushback from the other wing of the party. where are we going, will it do us any favours? in our final going, will it do us any favours? in ourfinal minute, i will come to going, will it do us any favours? in our final minute, i will come to you first, martin, there is a man in yellow on the front here for top there was a day left in the two de force, a four hour race tomorrow, and he is only one minute in front, and he is only one minute in front, and he is only one minute in front, and he has one because they will not attack him. there is consensus that you do not attack the leader on the final day. he will win it for the fourth time, it is a fantastic achievement. he will win the tour de force without winning a single stage. in previous years, he has won stages, but this year, he hasjust needed to be —— he hasjust been where he needs to be at each stage of the raised full top it

reported to have met with president donald trump's son, and who says has damaging material about hilary says a story in the daily express. the guardian is accusing theresa may of insulting teachers by offering them a 1% pay rise. the times details how a tory pledge to build more free schools could be scrapped in order to boost education budgets. the daily mail has the charlie gard story including a warning from the judge that he will not be influenced by treats. a headache for the mp involved but also afford to reason me because she's had to suspend one of her own for using the n—word. she's had to suspend one of her own for using the n-word. today at lunchtime on their mp two was speaking at a panel and she use the n—word. by minister mac responded within three hours. —— theresa may responded. she responded quickly. the problem is that her working majority has now dropped by one person, because this mp will be independent for the time being. it is important that she sent the message that it was not acceptable, particularly as the conservative party has been dogged with rumours that the

but these people did and the results are hilarious.than the kitten and probably thinking this thing's harmless. nope. the best part is >> the side eye. >> is he still there? can he see me? can he see me? >> that's rather lovely. >> it's kind of like us at the anchor desk. >> i could sit here and watch this for the next hour. >> but we can't, because we have another cool thing to get to. >> oh, do we? >> this is out of italy. a field artist decided to get fancy with one of the fields ahead of the g-20 summit and created this sculpture, maybe you call it? of vladimir putin. it's over -- >> i don't recognize vladimir putin unless i can see his nipples. i want his shirt off and then i know it's him. >> i will let the artist know how you feel about that. he cut it off just above the nipples, but he did get the blue eyes in there. it's over 400 feet wide. that's a massive carving. farmers? austrian farmers, coed farmers, this is our second austria >>> this morning on "world news now," president trump is europe. >> with a major diplomatic mis

she also found it sort of hilarious. i faked my own kidnapping >> there was a long term story about you, a tollbooth, yale and cars. >> it was unintentional. >> by the way, this is how the world was back then. i don't even know this story. i was with friends. oddly enough we were going to a pro-wrestling federation in new york later. i was driving and i was in a car that had a toll pass. we went through and secret service didn't -- >> you have to include this. >> we lost them because they didn't have the pass and someone in my dorm wrote about it. >> you have to write about thatism i am tired of being the own bad twin >> margaritas, austin. will that be in the book? >> sure will. >> when we write about our precious gampy and things he said that move me to tears that is easy to write. it meant so much to me. writing about margaritas and not that it was easy to write or i feel guilt. but it wasn't the crazy memory that meant so much later. although i will say our parents always said when they told us they were going to run

. >> obstacles to growing up, maturing, always really hilarious because most of the time things do notll. don't know how to deal with the emotions of it, physical aspects of it, it's just going to be very embarrassing. >> she's gotten her boobies. >> i better get my magnifying glass. >> when i was in high school and mother said to me someday you'll look back on all this and laugh, didn't realize would take 20 years but ultimately she was right. >> my two front teeth didn't fall out until i was in fifth grade, which is late. and that same week, i got my period. which is early. >> any stage of life, if you tell the story honestly, it can be funny. that's what people connect with. everybody's been 12 years old, knows what that feels like. >> were you typical? >> i was typical of i guess a young budding future pervert. >> sitting around when you was young men sitting in class and your [ bleep ] get hard for nothing? just sitting there and [ bleep ] say hey, what's going on in there? that's when the teacher says want to come work out this problem on the board? >> just trying to figure out h

i find it hilarious to hear him complain. and obviously played at critical role in that. it doesn't matter. he has profited off of big government for sure. i do agree with the sentiment there. and from the wood -- from the richest to the poorest. not to the degree that donald trump is talking about but i think we have to get our house in order. there are no clear solutions for that. it is a great talking point. where are the on-the-job solutions. but so you can make a real difference. whether it is vast tax reform where smaller businesses would pay the same rate as a big businesses and that seems to be going to know where's though at this point. there is no explant nation while deals can be made. this is ahead of the big bank. i think at the health the health of american banks is important. the bottom line is the current situation if we have a real crisis right now which we do not there would be no deals like last time. we already had low rates so the feds can do all the heavy lifting. this is self preservation. this is not amazon and google. they will need a hand out aga

public este martes los correos electrnicos en los que le ofrecen informacin daÑina sobre hilary clintonpara ser "totalmente transparente" "esto es obviamente de muy alto nivel y es informacin sensible, pero es parte de rusia y del apoyo de su gobierno al sr. trump" deca la correspondencia a la que el hijo del presidente contest- "me encanta!". s/senador tim kaine (d-va) "una persona normal debe llamar al fbi y otra agencia del gobierno para decir que una persona de otro pas est tratando de influir la eleccin" como este senador, otros quieren que trump junior testifique ante el congreso tras esta polmica. y es que en los correos escritos el aÑo pasado el intermediario que program el encuentro entre trump jr y, segn dijo, "una abogada del gobierno ruso" asegur que estaban dispuestos a compartir documentos que "podran incriminar a hillary clinton. y que podra serle til a su padre" s/randy serrano hasta hoy el hijo del presidente haba insistido que no saba de antemano sobre qu se tratara el encuentro y que la abogada fue poco clara cuando hablaron. la abogada en cuestin rompi el silencio es

interviewer unpatriotic when they ask some awkward questions is sort of somewhere — somewhere between hilariousghtly sinister. it's the sort of thing that happens in moscow and beijing, but not really in a place with a free media. well, there is an interpretation issue there, because of course andrea leadsom went on to say that she wasn't calling her unpatriotic. i don't think it's really open to interpretation. you only have to watch it to be pretty clear, and the viewers that you have just reported the complaints of were actually making the point that it was fair to call emily unpatriotic. newsnight is very good at turning around this kind of interview as a social media clip, to go viral, which is exactly what happened. but watching it back, on the whole, the whole of it, do you not see how many viewers felt it was heavy—handed 7 well, i think if you are making a point about partial extracts from an interview, and how some of those can gain circulation outside the context of an interview, i think that's a really interesting one. and that's one that we really need to think quite a lot about, b

who kept -- >> oh, hilarious, that's councilman david oh. great to see him up and moving and being back out in the community. >> it was kind of his identify me? >> it was, i think his red is hilarious, can you imagine going to family reunions, family dinners it must be so funny. because his brother, like, that was fun. >> i if you're out like on a first date, swing by there, want a clues steak in that's my brother. >> so did kevin respond yesterday? >> yes, posted on stain gram, thank you philadelphia, today was beyond special, kevin hart day will forever hold a special place in my heart. i put on for my city philly kid for live still can't believe that avenue mural. >> i love that. >> i mean that's special. you have your own day, your own mural. and he does -- i know some people asking on facebook, they were like why does he get his own day? kevin hart comes back constantly to philly, he's always putting on for philly given money to schools here, computers an and i know another program in the works but constantly talking and helping out fil

>> number two, the entire fuel that fuels the democratic party is victimhood right now, so it is hilariouswould even point that as republicans. across the country at democrat dinners they're removing andrew jackson from all meetings and jefferson because they think they're racist and they don't want them in their dinners any more. >> i don't understand. what do you mean? >> they're removing them from the platform because they don't want andrew jackson and jefferson around because they think they're racist at annual dinners. >> oh, i got it. >> a democratic congresswoman paraded around sleeveless because they wanted to show the sexist regime, which happened on nancy pelosi in the dress codeou in congress, ended up being removed today. so i just think the entire democratic platform is about victimhood, and the idea she knows anything about republican politics is hilarious. >> what would you say, lisa? >> i think how gross and distasteful worker comments about steve scalise. a and to meghan's point, it is the democratic that plays this victim card constantly. what did she do after the electio

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>> they could definitely hang with the guys, they were just as important and hilarious. >> hey, studns, want to make bouncy, bouncy? >> they had three female performers, and three female writers. which if you look at the comedy landscape at that time, is unheard of. >> what made "saturday night live" different from those other shows was our show was the first one to really have a voice for a younger generation. >> then the man -- >> eww! >> eww! >> yuck. >> that's disgusting. >> and then you scream, and then he screams, and then it's over. >> the early days of "snl" were a tale of two worlds. because you had these great female writers like ann beatts and marilyn miller and rosie shuster, but john belushi didn't want to do sketches written by women. >> i like sirloin steak, i like american food. don't push me, i mean it! >> john used to regularly ask for the women to be fired on the show, because chicks just weren't funny. >> awful! awful! couldn't be worse! >> really enough to make you want to puke your guts out. >> it was an uphill battle. lorn used to come around to me and rosy and

a category 2 hurricane hilary is off the manzanita mexico coast. we have flood advisories issued for oahu in hawaii. 91 state capital today, 101 redding, monsoonal moisture possibility today high sierra and half dome in the form of some light rain showers and/or a thunderstorm. 60s to 90s. low 90s in the tri-valley which is above average. 95 in discovery bay. we flirt with 100s on thursday and also on monday we will top off back in the 100s on tuesday. it's baseball in the sun today as the giants play host to the pirates. boy, pirates took it on the chin yesterday! big blowout by the giants. the shark it on the mound for the good guys, mainly clear skies and temperatures in the 60s but always dress in layers at at&t park. >>> hey, anne, you got one of our own in the news today? >> yes, we have a dynamic duo here behind me. a special guest on the late show, charlie rose stayed up late to chat with stephen colbert last night. he talked about his love of his work and his recent heart surgery. >> i have two artificial valves. >> mm-hm. >> i'm not sure