. - i, howard b. dean... - i, howard b. dean... - solemnly swear... - solemnar...id work with republicans a lot in vermont, but you have to understa, republicans in vermont, they're not like republicans in most of the country. they're not racists. they're not angry all the time. they do care about managing moy well, which i care a lot about. but then on other issues, like same-sex marriage, was very much in the forefront of civil rights. - i cas union good, blessed, and holy. may now embrace. - i'd been governor for, i think, eight years. you know, i was d tting itchy, thought, "well, you know, why not me? everybody puts their pants on one leg at a time, so do i, and... [dramatic music] ♪ - the people of the united states and our friends and allies will not live athe mercy of an outlaw regime that threatens mathe peace with weapons o murder. - howard dean stepped into a moment where america, and particularly the democratic party, had just bought a bill of goods from the 9/11 response thatngineered by george w. bush. - we will have waited too long. - it was really o

if howard kurtz, is it time? >> howard: there is a huge partisan fight over this document i did a little down in the weeds for a lot of average people and the reason if we looked at this document now, there's so many reductions it looks like a chunk of swiss cheese but here's what we've learned. it was approved by former republican appointed judges, the fbi believed that carter page was targeted for recruitment by the russians, he said yesterday he was an informal advisor. i'm not sure i see the distinction. and we learn the fbi did tell the special court that the person who name to the dnc had paid for this dossier was trying to injure trump's campaign. so was it like it went unnotice unnoticed. >> harris: so to answer my question in transparency, you called it down in the weeds but what does the public even know at this point? if it's of heavily redacted, what are we learning? >> howard: we are learning that both sides will take the same pieces of favor and argue about it but there are national security concern

police have arrested a man in howard county. john kindies agiodannis can a w check and police found him suffering from gunshotas wounds. he a data analyst and former soccer coach at washington lehigh school committee today arlington police announced tedy have charg 42-year-old jitesh patel with murder as well asla bu as well as possession of a firearm. >> early on in the vestigation, it was determined that the suspect and the victim were known to each other and that this is a targeted incident and there was not an ongoing known threat to the community. >> patel is being h held inard county pending extra digs to virginia. >>> unbelievable video out of miami. check this out. this is a condo building as it crumbles. >> this was a planned demolition but then something went wng. boy, did it. >> dan grossman from our system station in miami has the story. >> for a few hours after this collapse, dogs were brought in outo look thr the rubble for an abundance of caution and that's when investigators say that the construction company did

the salem clinic in part to ask about post partum depression.jennifer howard/mother"you know duringe office visit in the exam room she started crying she became hungry and i did what any mom would do, i pick her up and attempt to nurse her." but she says the doctor stopped her.jennifer howard/mother"and he said he asked me if i had a cover and i was a little surprised."so she asked the doctor to clarify.jennifer howard/mother "and he said yes, to cover yourself while you're breast feeding and i said well no doctor has ever asked me to do that before and he said well it's a rule we have to prevent lawsuits from something inappropriate."jennifer started searching her diaper bag.jennifer howard/mother "some sort of cover i guess and he comes over to me and takes it out of my hand and proceeds to hold it up and shield me while i got my baby latched and then he took it and covered me and my baby with it."the appointment continued - but jennifer was upset.jennifer howard/mother "it was humiliating honestly, i'm just trying to feed my baby, i'm not doing anything that should be hidden. he

it started just 2efore0 a.m. >> this is a sad and tragic day for howard county. nty eporter: howard c firefighter nathan flynn lost his life doing what the men and women of firefighters do routinely. >> as the firefighters were making their way inside the structure, firefighter flynn fell through the floor, f first floor to the basement. >> reporter: a may day call went out and aescue team rushed in. they located flynn amid smoke and flames that raged the basement. a 13-year veteran of the howard county fire department he was rushed to a nearby hospital where he was pronounced dead. >> we know there's aays the possibility of this day, but we hope it never comes. >> reporter: three pple inside the homemade it out safely. the fire would eventually go to seven alarms, and it took hours to put out completely. departments from a number of surrounding respond and now a different response is called for. >> he's a brother, and our job now is to make sure that his familiar hi and our brother are laid t rest with dignity and with all the honors we can provide to him.im. it

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>> i think howard is right. universities can't force groups that bring controversial speakers to pay the costs of keeping the protesters away or keeping them down. it's the classic heckler's veto case. it's the practical problem that howard refers to, where if this happened every week, the university would be bankrupt. so something's got to give. whether that's the rule that ultimately will prevail, i don't know. it's a mercky area of the law. as you well know. something's got to give at some point.

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governor howard dean just mentioned this a little bit. if democrats take back the house or the senate, either chamber of congress, it will be a lot harder for the head of the epa to move forward on dismantling the obama administration's environmental agenda because there will be more congressional oversight from democrats. there are mounting controversies happening within the administration from the top down that are easily becoming a distraction ahead of the november election. scott pruitt is maybe viewed, now we're saying today, as something that is not worth it, a distraction that is not worth it when republicans are heading into this very competitive election in just a few weeks. >> howard, does it take, though, something away from the democrats? are republicans breathing a sigh of relief? they didn't want to have to keep answering questions on the campaign trail about the president's promise to drain the swamp? >> anybody who thinks that scott pruitt is not going to play a prominent role in ads in november is very mistaken. you'll se

and now, briefly, howard, eve ryo ne struggle.ion of these 12 boys with their families. and we are not sure at the moment when that will happen. yes, some of the families have been able to see the families have been able to see the boys today. we have seen images of them staring through the glass, trying to contact their children through the glass, which must have been very difficult for the parents. but what we do know is that they will be inside this hospitalfor a week, and then once that period is over they will be allowed to go back to be with their parents. they have been told to stay at home for another seven days, and to be looked after by their families. so we can expect to see them back in their family homes within a week. you have been watching newsday. stay with us. coming up: from eels to anvils, we will have more on us president donald trump's latest round of import restrictions, and what it means for the markets. and, before we go, let'sjust leave you with these pictures. after all, it is the first time croatia have

the lizards introducing dwight howard earlier today and howard comes with quite resume. an eight-time all-star and five-time all nba first team defensive player of the year. but the knock on dwight, his attitude and howard is joining his sixth nba team in his 14-year career, but he says john wall reached out to himbout coming to d.c. and playing with such a talented team was the difference for him.s new head coach scott brooks isn't worried about his new center. he knows it's all about one thing. >> he's at this time of his career. it's about wing and taking the team to the next level. we have a lot of guys on this team that are in that position in their careers and wha he brings to our team is you don't just find off the street. it's a high-level player. >> i feel like we have a real opportunity in the east to -- to make it to finals, you know. i know a lot of people are talkg about the bostons and 76ers and everything like that. i think r we'reight there with these guys. have a unbelievable coach and this city is hungry, and we all want to winhi and i we'll have a grea

hunt checked out on senator kennedy. >> howard hunt? ma'am. >> yes, i think i do remember. >> uh-huh. >> took out a whole lot of materials. why don't you hold on, and i'll see. >> i sure will, thank you very much. >> mr. bernstein. >> yes, ma'am. >> i was wrong. the truth is, i don't have a mr. hunt. >> uh-huh. >> i don't remember getting the material for -- i do remember getting materials for somebody, but it was not for mr. hunt. >> all right. >> the truth is, i just don't have all you requested. >> oh. >> the truth is, i don't know of any mr. hunt. >> i was just wondering if any -- if you have any books -- hello? >> checking into that information now. we'd just like to find out what it was hunt did as he worked as a white house consultant. yes, appreciate that if you could, yes, thank you. >> just got off the phone with the white house librarian. want to look at the notes on it? >> oh, this is some stuff from the eisenhower campaign, 1952, that hunt was connected with. >> did you call the white house communications office? >> just go

his wife says howard died monday in santa rosa after a long illness. as the party's first editor of its newspaper and deputy minister of information. he was responsible for the social programs that made the black panther party famous. howard was born in chattanooga, tennessee but came out to california as part of the air force. he stayed in oakland after he was discharged. he was 80 years old. ( robin )it's been 49 years since the beatles walked together across abbey road for their famous album cover. paul mccartney strolled once again through the crosswalk of abbey road in london on monday. the 76-year-old legendary singer posted this video of it on his official instagram account. mccartney also held a secret show at abbey road studios. he played new music from his forthcoming "egypt station" album. ( robin )coming up at 5 on the kron 4 morning news... the man accused of stabbing and killing an 18-year-old girl at the macarthur bart station... will appear in court. we have the latest in the investigaton. sometimes, bipolar i disorder can make you feel

-howard: good burger. -lemonis: it's the best.n became clear that all their success was going to waste. how much do you think you'll lose this year? howard: about $400,000. lemonis: a. stein was a mess. they owed people a lot of money, and then when they sold product to other customers, they didn't even collect that money. still, with some significant adjustments, i felt like i could help alan and howard save the company that their fathers built. so we struck a deal. come here, big guy. and i'm putting in $1 million. -there's the money. -alan: thank you. lemonis: so, in return, i was gonna own 50% of a. stein meats, but then i learned that the company was in way more trouble than i had been led to believe. woman: their payables are about $3.8 million. lemonis: that's several million more than i thought it was. and i learned that this company was more than $5 million in debt. guys, this is bad. this business is two weeks away from closing. i knew i had to withdraw my offer, but i also knew that alan and howard weren't gonna be able

howard, thank you. howard johnson there in northern thailand.ts to ban gay conversion therapies as part of an action plan to tackle discrimination. it comes after the largest national survey of lgbt, lesbian, gay, bisexual and tra nsgender people. ministers are also promising to improve sex education in schools, and give police more training to identify hate crime. campaigners have welcomed the plans, but insist there is still a long way to go before lgbt people achieve full equality. richard lister reports. the people start abusing us. atif, zuber and fahin know all too well what it's like to be abused for their sexuality. it's really hard to express the feelings. because we are also humans. so why people treat us like badly? 40% of the lgbt community said they'd suffered a hate crime. most never reported it, and thousands said they'd been offered so—called conversion therapy to change their sexuality. it should be banned, you know? these therapies should be banned. conversion therapy is like a torture, you know? it's like a punishment. the gov

stern listener and fan -- >> i'm a howard stern listener.t tell you how disappointing i am in stuttering john. he asked the questions chuck todd would have asked him. stuttering john was on the howard stern show. >> what would you want to know in. >> i'm not even going to go there. >> go there. you raised it. where would you go? where should stuttering john -- >> think about the things trump used to say on howard stern. >> hallie is covering her eyes. serious question. this does epitomize the intersection of donald trump's looney world, which the rev is nodding, knows all too well. i bet if he just said who he was, hey, this is stuttering john from howard -- like i'm not sure the president wouldn't have been just as eager to pick up the phone. >> more eager. >> if he had said who he was, he might have got the call through anyway. the guy picks up the phone. the president of the united states and congratulates a senator for getting out of trouble. that's his opening now. >> right. >> and doesn't like, what can i help you with? all of this we

at the fangs to find out where the market s look at everything else that should be up but is not howard marks says we're probably in the eighth inning we probably should go into extra innings. the market has gone from way expensive early in the year to just expensive now who is right >> that's what makes investing so tough you can have two people that are brilliant, been doing it for a long time, accomplished, and have different views i think they can both be right here's why howard marks is not saying take everything out of the market his perspective is from a stress point of view. mary erdoes looks more broad she has investors that she takes care of, ultra high net worth, net worth, and all retail that should take a longer term view and not try to market type what is consistent with both is that it depends how you position your portfolio in equities and now is the time to go with the quality names. early in cycles the crap, the junk runs up now it's the good names. >> pete, quality has room to grow >> couldn't agree more we see stuff in the future that looks strong the consumer econom

it marked the first tim a career howard county firefighter died in the line of duty. he served 13 years in the department and friends say he always put fily numberne. >> everything was to protect the family, make sure they gw up the right way. it's just heartbreaking. >> maryland governor, larry hogan, ordered all flags in the state to be lowered to half-staff in flynn's honor. they believe ang lightni strike may be to thank you. >>> developing tonight, police say a 29-year-old man from ronto is responsible f a deadly mass shooting in that city. his family says he had severe mental health problems, but they never expected this,e, qu their hearts are in pieces for the victims. poce say faisalhussain shot 12 people before he died. two of the 15 victims died, ten-year-old girl and fallor-old named reese investigators do not know what his motives might have been. >>> demoats are pushing back tonight against a white house threat to revoke security clearance for former intelligence officials who have been critical of the administration. today, press secretary, sarah sanders

the man behind her wheel i her own brother. >> we will check backn on howard county.er 4 arriving at the scene of a fire. >>> news 4 today starts now. >> we'll beh checking in w some of the live stories coming up. first, we want to go to nicole jacobs who has arrived on the scene of this massive fi , that's involved a lot of different units. and we understand that a firefighter was injured inll of this. >> yes, that firefighter's condition is unknown at this point. i want to showunou the g pictures right now. you see the massive response here through the smoke and through thefog. just a few minutes ago, we did see se flames pop up. we're told this is an activere fire the fighting here. want to get you to chopper video. we have that for you. you can see how massive thes response here. we're told by the public informationer offhat multiple counties had responded as mutual aid here. i that's becau is now a seven-alarm fire. and we're told that's because of how large this house is. more than 7,300 square

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i was so proud to be with jim howard. i went for a month and it was the most boring thing you could possibly imagine. all they did was talk about what roads they would build and what trains they would buy. i started to say, i can't take this anymore. i started to search around and bite ended up going to the energy and commerce hearings, just sitting in the audience and listening to the committee. the first day i walked into the rayburn building, it was the centerpiece of the building, and i walked into all these giants of the congress. there was john, who was the chairman. everybody knew john. there was henry waxman. i used to pick up the wall street journal and they were bad mouthing henry waxman about how liberal he was and he was destroying wall street. mark was telling all his jokes at the time. phil richardson on the diplomatic soirees. there were all these famous members of congress on the energy and commerce committee. i sat there for an hour and was amazed at how fascinating and interesting it was. i said i have t

>> sit on out howard. >> does any one say, thank you, arnold? you know what they say?on it, arnold. >> that's what they say. >> you watch fonzi and you just want to be fonzi. >> oh. >> hey, girls. knock yourselves out. i'm really sorry it was a slip of the fingers, slip of the fingers. >> it's a fantasy of what teen life could be. >> hey, dafazio. they're here. all right. laverne. this is laverne dafazio. she's mine. this is shirley feeney. she's yours. as you can see. >> nice to meet you, ritchie. >> my pleasure. >> when "laverne & shirley" made a guest appearance, one of the cameramen said, look at this two shot. that's a series. >> shamele, shamozle -- hossenfere incorporated. >> tuesday night between 8:00 and 9:00 is called the death spot, death to any program that dares to go head-on between abc's "happy days" and "laverne & shirley." >> "laverne & shirley" was one of the few sitcoms that debuted as number one. >> the absolute top number one show this season is "laverne & shirley." a seemingly harmless but essentially brainless exercise in adolescent silliness. >>

right to the heart of this question which i cannot say any better than the late republican senator howard baker said in 1973 as watergate

howard johnsonbbc news. laura: it has been nearly two forcese retookan ty of sirterom islamic state forces and now a battle ii over the children of i.s. members left behind. most of them are from egypt. the kids are staying with a charity in the city of misrata, and that is where our rrespondent reports. reporter: these are thehildren the islamic state group left behind, stranded in a foreign country for no crime of their own. they survived the conflict, but with a lifetime of mental scarring. when i first met t sm, they bareke. they rarely get any visits. stigmatized by society, these helpless, innocent victims are confined to this orphanage. >> i cannot imagine how the children have been kept in thisc for more than a year and a half, without having a chance to go out except three four times. the place is quite small, actually, only a couple of rooms here. it is hard, it is suffocating. he is the only psychologist rehabilitating these children. he has spent months talking to them about the past. he still re

next to alexandria is howard billman. doctor howard billman is the chancellor at university of california and a teacher with expertise for the american constitution. i want to talk to you about a few things. >> okay. >> for the past three years, he has fought undergraduate seminars on the topic of free speech on campus. his most recent book co-author of the school of dean, irwin chuminski free speech on campus and also co-chard the board of the university of california center on free speech and civic engagement volunteering. next to howard is richard pollen, a civil rights organization policy in 1971. talk about understatement. it's worth looking up some of the litigation. and richard successfully litigated a variety of these cases bringing down the confederate battle flag from the alabama state capitol, a lawsuit with a record $37 million judgment against a klan in the south carolina church. always involved in controversial activities. sometimes stirring up controversy themselves. but always news worthy to say the least.

we would never have one howard baker and in this era of supreme polarization, howard baker stands to me as one of john kennedy's profiles encourage. >> wait, wait for a microphone. even jim free will wait one second for a microphone . >> the great fire follow line, why should we give back the canal? after all we sold it free. and howard baker said mister president, you only get one of these. that's right, he wanted him on soul and i'vealready gone to the well once . >> jim free quick point, congressional liaison we have a great dan tate lead our team and dan being a united statessenator and staff are longer than a lot of senators , howard baker was a good republican, went on to serve to be chief of staff to ronald reagan and i think to that er comes back profiles encourage. he got in his car, from the capital building through the oval office . he said you're right, i want to help . >> think about the idea of putting the country first and think about both parties, just thought i'd say that. in the back, let me get you a few more questions. it's a very pushy panel. >> there is no quest

you might remember michael howard...ichael howard famously when he was home secretary and then in charge of prisons said that prison works and that was the conservative mantra for a long time and it was a brave conservative and a rare one like ken clarke who would challenge that proposition. it has now become a much more nuanced debate in the conservative party, thank heavens, because i think that long period when the tories were afraid to move away and suggest that rehabilitation or trying to get prisoners back into society was part of the agenda was difficult for them. now they have had to recognise it. it is partly about money because the justice department has had very stringent cuts to the budget and they cannot afford to keep everyone injail even if they thought it was the solution to the problem. if that has brought them toa to the problem. if that has brought them to a position where they recognise that being injail... there is some nuance in this, jail is not working for a short sentences, not hardened criminals

his wife says howard died monday in santa rosa after a long illness. howard served as the party's first editor of its newspaper and deputy minister of information. he was responsible for the social programs that made the black panther party famous. howard was born in chattanooga, tennessee but came out to california as part of the air force... he stayed in oakland after he was discharged. he was 80 years old... (grant) it's been 49 years since the beatles walked together across abbey road for their famous album cover-- and on monday... paul mccartney strolled once again through the crosswalk of abbey road in london. the 76-year-old legendary singer posted this video of it on his official instagram account. mccartney also held a secret show at abbey road studios on monday-- he played new music from his forthcoming "egypt station" album. (grant) that wraps up kron 4 news at nine...(vicki) but our primetime coverage continues at the top of the hour. pam moore is here with kron 4 news at ten....pam? (pam) thank you grant and vicki.... next at ten ... someo

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so ron howard is the -- >> he's the loveliest. >> jimmy: we love ron howard. >> nicest man in the world the truth is, is that i texted him kind of begging. >> jimmy: you texted ron howard and begged him for the role. and in fact, this is a true story because -- >> this is a true story. >> jimmy: i have a screenshot of the text that you sent ron howard. and this is real. you said to ron, "have you ever spent long winter evenings wondering why you are not in the "star wars" franchise? i have." [ laughter ] >> this is my favorite. >> jimmy: and then, ron replied, "lol, i'll get back to you." [ laughter ] [ applause ] >> it's a true story. you ask, you don't get. you know what i mean? >> jimmy: yeah. >> you got to ask. >> jimmy: you have to ask. >> you have to beg. >> jimmy: you have to -- and then, apparently, he did get back to you. >> he got back to me. and two weeks later, i was flying over to be in "star wars." and i was walking down this spiral staircase in like an intergalactic spaceship. and i was, like, some super gangster. and an r2 unit went by with champagne flutes on his headli

amy: elbert "big man" howard died on monday at the age of 80. those are some of the headlines this is democracy now, democracynow.org, the war and peace report. i'm amy goodman. before move on with our first story, this is your alma mater. this is where you worked almost 30 years. the latest round of cuts, half the staff is been fired by the new owner. one: i expected this would happen once donald trump took over. that was the company that when i , itt got to the daily news was running the daily news and provoked a strike of the 2500 employees of the n newspaper bak then. late 80's, in the there were 450 people in the newsroom. there were more in the 50's. by the 90's, we had about 450. staff, new% of the york city had 7.5 million people. you are talking about a much bigger city, many fewer reporters, it's a tragedy what is happening to the newspaper business. not the fact that the papers are not publishing as many papers, that the stats continue to shrink and people who are producing original news. it's ludicrous to think you can put out a m ma

the we've at $5 mlion with the center, thi deal is official once howard clears away. wizards to sign a sign a $1.5million. i s just kidding dwight howarde' >> h a local guy. >> i was just messing >> they call him chocolate shoulders > is it myas imagination o dwight howard played on more teams than you had girlfriends in coege? >> yeah, that's about right. >> seems like he's been around for a minute >> he came o straightut of high school from atlanta georgia ande gets tra every season now. so you're oright. it's rn par with the number of girlfrids i had in college, right on par. he's got one more, he'll pass me, one more trade. >> meanwh the nats >> welcome. so that's great. >> hope you're not watching. >>welcome. that's great, hope you're not watching >> what did you say tuck >> i think the nats are one game above 500. what's going on here? >> they' struggling >> nobody make more dramatic and better. >>> we'll be in the low 90's later today. hot and humid not be quite as hot and humid as yesterday. yesterday, the heat index got to about 110 in the afternoon, so it wi

we have a new thunderstorm warning in effect for parts of northern montgomery, fr howard and terrell counties until 5:45. >>> amelia, thank you. there was a square at american university, someone made a ctthreat against constn sites on that campus. american university asked students to stay away from cotruction, blut the school was not on lockdown. we don't know thect e nature of the threats. >>> a woman tells us a man with a gun raped her after surprising her in the building's stairwell. that attack along stephenson an, woodbridround the time many people would be heading out to work. let's get right to nicole jacobs who is standing by with details. nicole? reporr:hiteetemoromnghe had in the face ofear and violence. she was able to give police a es pretty goodiption of her attacker. cw police are hoping it rings a bell and someonees forward. >> reporter: the area here is tucked away. >> we're kind of a close neighborhood remember in prince william county there is now fear. >> people are in shock, everyone scared, heartbroken. >> reporr: heartbroken over a crime here, a woman raped at

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what have you learned, howard? >> i've learned roger stone is defiant, playing for time, issuing through me a couple of statements that go to denying the particulars that people may assume from the indictment and raising questions about how the federal prosecutors might prove this case against the russians since it's unlikely the russians will show up. to redo the second tweet i asked him -- text i said when did you learn that guccifer was the russians? he said today that is still an allegation and unproven at a trial. do you expect the russians to show up for trial? will there be an inspection of the dnc servers? so he's saying if you come after me i'll demand to see all of the dnc servers which is what republicans have wanted to do for a long time. he knows, as does paul manafort, and the two of them have worked on and off for 35 years. they know that their chief protecters here ironically enough are donald trump and vladimir putin. there are no two people in the united states more interested other than bob muell

es> a seven-alarm fire prompts a massivense here in howard county. firefighters injur ied >>> "news 4da begins with breaking news. >> we're tracking breaking news in howard county. you're looking at chopper 4, live v above ay active scene in clarksville, maryland. an overnight fire a home there.gh one firefighter was injured. >>> nole jake bs is licobs is l the latest. what's t developments? >> we're waiting to get an update from the public information offic here on the scene. five hours int this and you can see, it is still an active scene as firefighters continue to put water on this home. it's a massive home. 7,300-square feet-plus. i want to get you to chopper video, so you can see just how massive this respoe is we're hold there's a lot of m h mutual aid here. they're really just trying to t thingsnder control here, just as recent as about 30 minutes ago, we did see some flames shooting um. we'r told this is an active fire. and they're trying to get thingt under l. the good news here, three people were inside the home. they were able to make it

. >>> well, it appears dwight howard has finally found a place to land.the washington wizards have agreed to a one-year deal, but a few things have to be finished before he can sign. charlotte traded eight-time all star to brooklyn last month. the nets have agreed to buy out howard's deal. that makes him an unprerest stricted free agent. but the trade and the buyout don't become official until friday. the wizards, if he can sign will be howard's fourth team in the last four years. >>> well, the a's are back to work after an off day monday. they don't have to wait very long until their next one. they host the padres for a very quick two-game interleague set. and look whose back on the field. matt chapman returning from the dl. he says i'm good to go. as you see padres bench coach mark mcgwire honored before the game. he was part of the 50th anniversary ceremony. padres threatening. strikes out wil myers to end the threat. in the second, a's trying to get something going. mark khanna grounds into a season ending double play. right now it is 0-0. we'll bring

what have you learned, howard?well, i learned that roger stone is defiant, he's playing for time. he's issuing through me a couple of statements that go to denying the particulars that people may assume from the indictment today. and also raising questions about how the federal prosecutors might actually prove this case against the russians since it's unlikely that the russians will ever show up. to read you the second tweet for him. i asked him, text, that is. roger, when did you learn that it was the russians? he said today that is still an allegation and unproven at trial. do you expect the russians to show up for trial? will there be an inspection of the dnc servers to prove the government's allegations? in other words, what he's saying is if you come after me, i'm going to counter with demanding to see all the dnc servers which is, of course, republicans have wanted to do for a long time. and i will say this, also, he knows as does paul manafort and the two of them have known each other and worked on and off t

melissa: howard, thank you for your time. david: an american hero overseas.aring cave mission that saved a soccer team and their coach in thailand now detailing how hard the operation was. >> you have to lay line or rope, that is your lifeline. without that you have no idea of a disorientation. you're under water, and water is completely muddy. you have to insure when you go in you have a way out, air force rescue specialist, eric anderson said conditions were so bad their survival was in serious jeopardy. looking at incredible video of moments some of the boys were brought to safety. doctors say all of the boys are showing improvement, are expected to be released from the hospital in the next week or so what a miracle. god bless them. melissa: clashes on capitol hill, lawmakers erupting as embattled fbi agent peter strzok is grilled on text messages. the biggest fireworks may still be to come. ♪ of water, it really- it rocked our world. i had no idea the amount of damage that water could do. we called usaa. and they greeted me as they always do. sergeant bak

thank you, howard johnson.ar, that the governor of the local province where those caves are in northern thailand, has said that the boys, the 12 boys and their coach, have all been found alive, all 13 of them. they disappeared back on the 23rd ofjune during an outing to the tham luang cave. then nothing was heard of them for nine days. in that time there has been a growing effort to find them. a thousand personnel, rescue teams from the us, britain, japan and elsewhere, trying to get to them. bringing in pipes to pump out the water, bringing in expert divers, including these divers from hair tied navy seal group. it seems likely it is those thai navy seal divers who did manage to reach them. doctors had also said that the boys could survive for quite a few days without food if they could have found enough clean water, drinking water. it seems that they may well have done that. an extraordinary story, extraordinary dramatic story that after all those efforts it seems those 12 boys, young boys, have been found, a

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howard's soon-to-be ex-wife came around. she and kate had words. but at 8:00 p.m., a drugstore camera showed kate relaxed, talking on her cell, buying wine and snacks while waiting on her prescription refill. ethan paid for dinner. chicken, salmon teriyaki. >> like a japanese like -- kind of like cuisine-type thing. >> she didn't drive, so he took her home. dropped her off before midnight. something earlier that friday that bothered the warings at first was terrifying them now. the more they thought about it, the worse it seemed. just before she went to the drug store friday evening, she started telling her father about some problem. >> saying that she felt like she perhaps had unintentionally got herself in trouble. and i said, "well, why don't you tell me about that." and she wouldn't tell me any details. >> was she clearly worried? >> she was concerned. >> clearly worried. >> about something. >> naturally they told the police about that. nothing came of it. and as the air thickened into a steamy august, the weeks that passed brought no new leads

howard was a superintendent west of here and had two sons. there's a lot of guys that have held the record for the longest travel guide and for some reason it comes up to 350 miles, 340 depending who is telling the story and there are some candidates who went a little bit further west and his story does standup but i really like howa howard. as i have said earlier the most accomplished superintendent in any section of they had adjoining sections so they would cover less than 100 miles apiece. on the one trip there were older teenagerteenagers are 19, 20, 21-years-old. when you are 18, 19, 20 looking to start a family. the problem was he had to go from one station to another and it happened that his girlfriend lived in the station that howard wrote to so he goes to his brother and says could you do me a solid, and unfortunately his name has been lost but i want to spend a few hours with her what do you say. he loved his brother and said okay i will do it so he went out and started. he did the 100th mile thing. they would race out of town. they

street, there is not telling what you will see like on the corner of 6th and howard still part of 49re had 3 seperate medical calls at almost the exact same time but might also see people smoking from glass pipes anddrug use, i've seen people defecating on the businesses ...on the broad daylight, urinating, women pulling their dresses up fully nude under and just urinating out in the open that sad man and no it wasn't hard to find uncapped syringes lying in the street and used condoms and human feces between parked cars further up at 9th and howard here at this empty lot where the old gas station use to be yet another uncapped needle anything to see here? i've seen people smoking crack, in the alleys, and on the broad street, i've seen people people literally injecting needles swabbing w8ith dirty q-tips, i've seen fights i've seen you name it, i've seen drug dealers all along 10th with back packs i've seen it all, there's been a lot going on around here...but you don't see it because you're just driving by i ended my outside san francisco city hall . where right on ground two more u

joining us now to analyze is howard, the host of media buzz. howard, thank you for being here. what you make of the increasing rhetoric, anti-trump speak. >> i've respected them for years. they are upset because they think that president trump has ruined their vision of the g.o.p. it is hard to grasp how they are doubt openly rooting for democrats saying that they have spent their whole career opposing them. it is hard not to notice. that these defections bring them publicity. msnbc contract. new respect from the left. pt [laughs] >> they know the republican party ought to be. they are turning the table over. again, i have known him. he's a smart thoughtful guy. to say that vote for democrats. i can't add it up. >> i understand from their point of view. they think trump is taking it in a different direction. what troubles me and saying vote for them. the overheated rhetoric. the g.o.p. has become a white nationalist party. with the conservative fringe. he has compared it to germany. japan. i think that's betrays how much they hate this president. also, the columns aren't having