hugh joins the army. little steven idolizes pop-art sensation andy warhol and the psychedelic painters of the 1960s. he wants to be part of that scene. >> as he got into high school, he just got totally into art. >> steven takes a few classes at a small art college. big brother hugh gets married and starts a family. >> where did he get the money to pursue a passion and not have to get a real job like the rest of us? >> well, steven had a job. he worked in a book binder. he operated a forklift. >> but when their mother has a serious health setback, the brothers must figure out a plan. >> we decided not to put her in a nursing home, so my brother gave up his job at the book binder, and i just paid the bills. my brother was like my hero. he took care of my mother. it's my obligation. we're blood of blood. >> in the early 1980s, with their mom in stable health, steven rents a studio in the edgy east village neighborhood of manhattan. and there, in his mid-30s, he begins to shine. hugh's now the guy with the w

>> hughes: attacks in the united states. these low-level attacks by ones and twos of people who are drawn to the ideology and decide to act. you got to make sense of it all. so what you do is, you bring it all together and put it on a board and say who's connected to who. >> cooper: using an old- fashioned law enforcement tool, hughes maps out isis' online tentacles into the united states. >> hughes: so you have the two attackers, soofi and simpson. they're also talking to mohammed miski, who's an isis recruiter in somalia. >> cooper: this is somebody in somalia who they're talking to online... >> hughes: uh-huh. yep. through an encrypted app, surespot. they're also talking to junaid hussein. >> cooper: and he's in raqqa? >> hughes: he's in raqqa. >> cooper: raqqa is isis's stronghold in syria. hughes calls junaid hussain an" isis rock star," a british citizen who communicated online with english-speaking recruits worldwide. he was killed in a u.s. drone strike a year and a half ago. miski, an american living in somalia, twe

from him we'll be hearing seamus hughes. he regularly provides commentary to media outlets, including the new york times, the washington post, msnbc, fox news, and the bbc. he has testified before the u.s. congress on multiple occasions. he has served on the lead prior to and ctc, he served as the senior -- as an advisor -- please give a round of applause as we initially hear from mohammed. muhammed: i want to thank the heritage foundation, in particular robin and his colleagues. seamus is a good friend and we have worked side-by-side. who are not familiar, this has been an organization that works on counter extremism. we work on the issue locally and my role is the new north america director, looking at these issues with the threat of violent extremism, certainly in the united states but globally as well. individuals.ed of our founder was a former extremist. he has recanted those views and has gone through a process of the reckless asian -- de-radicalization. we deal with radicalism globally and particularly the united stat

i'm hugh hewitt. this is the segment we call "hugh's views."t was one rough week, a tough one for the three people killed in charlottesville within hours of my show ending last week. then on thursday a terrible terror attack in spain claimed at least a dozen lives and scores of injured. the world is coursing with extremist hate. the number of neo-nazi white supremacists in the united states, since the oklahoma city bombing in 197, the lunatic left has its killers and would-be killers as well. the shooter of stephen scalise and other republican congressmen, james hodgkinson was a left wing radical as for the man that killed dallas police officers last year. the 20th century was a grade yard with china probably the biggest mass cull her of innocence, russia and germany not far behind. when the berlin wall came down, there was a fleeting hope that we reached the end of history and the on going expansion of lit see would bring about a peaceful 21st century, full of technological marvels and a rising economic prosperity across the globe. instead we

hughes: the u.s. has always been five years delay from european partners when it comes to terrorism. upegrown terrorism built sometime after our european partners, and because of that it allows us to learn from successes and failures of other countries. and to the extent you can see that it is important. in terms of best practices, the channel program has been under a bit of scrutiny on this, but the current iteration is one that is worthy of review. channelthe u.k. program. it has its concerns in the beginning, but they are starting to strike a right balance. the problem with the u.k. program in try to translate it here is they are much more like nd,hit it on the front e like a guy starts trolling isis online, that will never rise to the level of an invasive edition in the u.s. you engage earlier on the process. so we need to build up that civil society front end because the back end is too hard. mr. fraser-rahim: yeah, i agree seamus. there are potentials there. i open that up. also, an effort i was

and started call me the pulverizer which i want to appreciate it i have to just acknowledge john hughes he was such an incredible man i think his real talent also larry was to see something in people he really empowered people he really gave them shots and he really understood how to get the best out of people without ever confronting on his writing plus in the business or the life of his sort of forty one years what's the biggest change you've seen tentpole films that there's such a huge industry for what marvel does brilliantly in d.c. and i think that's a real surprise i think i read somewhere that spielberg referred to it as like the new westerns since all next on larry king now. larry king now our guest today is actor producer musician director and eighty's anthony michael hall known for pirates of silicon valley of the dog catcher edward scissorhands the dead zone and of course sixteen candles on the breakfast club the now stars obvious that brad pitt in war machine the film an afghanistan war satire which anthony plays a version of michael flynn is available on netflix it's been

ryan hughes will have a live report from there coming up at 5:45. we want to see your back to school pictures! send them our way, and we just might show them on air. burst.com/wjla. it's 5 xxxx and coming up next on good morning washington. the potomac river leaves one dead..and another in critical condition. the details on what happened. plus we continue to keep an eye on the devastation down in texas. harvey set to dump up to 50 inches of rain when it's all said and done.. the very latest as rescues in southeast texas continue this morning. storm (irma) to develop off se coast later today (could impact us locally tomorrow with cool showers) - harvey continues to bring life-threatening flooding to east tx - dry start to labor day weekend; rain from harvey by sunday today: sunny start; increasing clouds. unseasonably cool and breezy. highs: 76-78 winds: e 5-10+ mph tonight: mostly cloudy. stray shower. lows: 58-67 winds: ene 5-10 mph tuesday: mostly cloudy. cool with showers. highs: 70-74 winds: ne 5-10+ mph it's 5 xxxx and coming up on good morning

hugh wit. by the way, that guy we just heard from apparently police have a warrant out for his arrest after telling the press that there are more people who are going to die and he has posted a video of himself crying literally because he's upset now that the police are looking for him. vp pence says the president was really clear in his condemnation, hugh. newt gingrich says it's a big lie on the left. others say that he's had an unequivocal condemnation of the alt-right. just not is true. >> it's not true, ali. i spent three hours on my radio program this morning trying to explain to my center right audience why they ought not to confuse what the president did yesterday with what he did the day before. why yesterday was in fact an egregious error and the short point is one ought never to rank antisemiticism and racism with a criticism of anything else. no matter how bad that anything else might be. i understand the trump supporter, the base vote. 63 million people voted for donald trump. 62.9

hugh, let me start with you. some folks around him, some folks in the top levels of his administration, in some unusual, at the very least unusual public spots. that question that doyle mcmanus raises about if he's putting them in spots they're not comfortable with and worse should they be thinking about resigning? >> i think it depends on who we talk about, steve. the secretary of state is clearly in some heavy weather right now. if you doe over to the "washington post" at this hour, dan dresdner's a very respected professor at the fletcher school of law and diplomacy. calls tillerson an unmitigated disaster who should resign. that doesn't have anything to do with his comments about the president. it just has to do with the fact the state department is a big heaping mess of disasters after nine months of rex tillerson. if you check on general, now secretary mattis, earlier today, he was asked about disagreeing with the president. he said, "if i said six and the president said half dozen, the media would say we d

dominic hughes, bbc news.o push a woman into the path of a bus. cctv footage shows the man running on putney bridge, in south west london. police say quick reactions by the bus driver prevented the woman being seriously injured. daniella relph reports. 7.41am in the morning, the man jagging on put any bridge, and then this. is the quick thinking of the bus driver saved the woman's life. the police believe thejogger deliberately pushed her. when you look closely, you see him raise his hands and make contact. the woman's head and shoulders are then on the road in the path of the bus. 15 minutes later thejogger road in the path of the bus. 15 minutes later the jogger came back across the bridge here, running straight past the woman he'd previously knocked over. she tried to talk to him. he just previously knocked over. she tried to talk to him. hejust iing in order her. passers—by, as well as those who got off the bus, helped the injured woman. the police say she was shocked and upset, but was not seriously hurt.

hugh, i want to start by showing a portion. >> two u.s.rmed the icbms that north korea tested can reach anywhere in the united states. can you confirm that, general? >> i'm not going to confirm it. but as i mentioned, whether it could reach, you know, san francisco or pittsburgh or washington, i mean, how much does that matter, right? it's a grave threat. >> so tell us a little bit more about this interview, what struck you the most. anything really surprised you about what hr mcmaster had to say? >> the drums of war are beating, chris. it was a wide-ranging interview, and we covered iran and afghanistan. but when we talked about north korea, i was taken aback. i asked him if kim jong-un should sleep easily at night and he bluntly said no. he also said the president is going to take care of that. this follows on a series of warnings that chairman of the joint chiefs, joe dunford, rex tillerson, lindsey graham, have been delivering about preemptive action. and i walked away from this long interview thinking to myself, the american people ar

live at reagan national this morning, ryan hughes, "good morning washington." autria: ryan, thank you very some 20 refineries in the gulf region could be impacted, and fo higher in some parts of the country. back in 2005, hurricane katrina caused a $.40 surge overnight. larry: you overnight, president trump calling the governors of texas as louisiana. hurricane harvey will be the first major response of the white house. president trump on his twitter account urged those in the region to plan ahead. stay with abc 7 and the stormwatch 7 team. coming up at 6:30, a live report from corpus christi. and remember, you can find the latest track on our stormwatch 7 weather app. basebrawl.ing up, the yankees and tigers trading punches and some ejections. eileen? eileen: all on this finally friday. arena moving out but fog developing. eileen: 6:10 on this friday. while you were sleeping, we had rain move through, but as quick as it moves in, it is out of here. the sky's beginning to glare at 62 and laurel. 69 in gaithersburg. definitely a cooler start this morning. we sta

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hugh pym, bbc news. time now for all the sports news in sport today.t today, live from the bbc sport centre. coming up on this programme: karim benzema scores as real madrid win the spanish super cup against barcelona 5—1 on aggregate. celtic put five past fc astana, as they all but secure a place in the group stage of the champions league. and kei nishikori is the latest player to rule himself out until next year after tearing a tendon in his right wrist. hello, and welcome to the programme. lots to get through. we start with the news that real madrid have beaten barcelona to win the spanish super cup, the annual preseason showdown between the league champions and the copa del rey winners. madrid led 3—1 from last week's first leg in barcelona, and the second leg was only four minutes old when marco asensio extended their overall lead. just before half—time, karim benzema made it 2—0 on the night, and that completed a 5—1 aggregate victory for the champions. it's the 10th time real madrid have won the spanish super cup and it's their fourth trophy of

across many parts of western hugh louisiana and extreme eastern texas and harvey 8 p.m. this evening was down graded to tropical depression. it is weakening that tends is happen when they cross over to land mass. and right now there's harvey in center of louisiana. 35 mile an hour winds. moving north, northeast 8 miles an hour and that's trucking for harvey. has not moved much in the past five days. the path of harvey picks up speeds. moving to the tennessee valley midday friday and recommend napts of harvey which will become a low pressure system to affect us later on this week will push into parts of ohio, west virginia by midday day. that's center of circulation. outer most rain bands will reach us way before midday saturday. here's a look at radar. you can see the sprawling nature of harvey as it becomes more disorganized rain headed to tennessee valley and main center of circulation producing steadier from sleeport louisiana and to lake charles and additional rainfall for the folks that don't need. it this will continue into the overnight hours producing 5dition al

dominic hughes, bbc news, telford. more on that story and breakfast.e navy‘s new aircraft carrier, the hms queen elizabeth. that is in 15 minutes. this is bbc news. president trump has again said that both sides were to blame for the deadly violence at a protest in charlottesville on saturday. in off—the—cuff remarks, he accused what he described as "alt—left" groups of deliberately attacking white supremacists and neo—nazis protesting at the removal of a statue of a confederate general. a spokesman for the sierra leonean president has told the bbc that at least 600 people are still missing following the mudslide that swamped hundreds of homes on the outskirts of the capital freetown on monday. the authorities say rescue workers have recovered nearly 400 bodies. three female suicide bombers have killed at least 27 people in north—eastern nigeria. nearly 150 people have been killed in attacks blamed on the islamic militant group boko haram since june. the biggest warship ever built for the royal navy, the aircraft carrier hms queen elizabeth is entering

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hugh pym, bbc news. now on bbc news it's time for newsnight.ligion and sex. it doesn't come more awkward than that, but in the wake of several street grooming crimes involving muslims, questions that have to be asked. they are not asian, but are they japanese, are they korean, are they malaysian? no, they are muslim of pakistani extraction, bangladeshi descent, turkish connections, whatever. why we afraid to say they are muslim? tonight, with a panel of four young muslims, we hear the debate within their community, on what the problem is, and how to solve it. also tonight, the paradox of the nationalflag carrier. british airways' profit is flying high. but the brand seems to be having an ever bumpier ride. you know that feeling when a guy you like sends you a text at two clock on a tuesday night asking if he can come and find you? and too much too good, as facebook launches its version of tv, we wonder whether the industry can keep up the pace on the production of blockbuster shows. hello. after rotherham, rochdale, 0xford, derby and quite a fe

dominic hughes, bbc news.alk about that later. a british woman is recovering in hospital after being shot while on holiday with her family in brazil. eloise dixon from south london was driving with her partner and three children when they took a wrong turn into an area controlled by drug gangs near rio. our south america correspondent, katy watson, has more. and innocent family on a summer holiday. —— an. eloise dickson made one mistake which nearly cost them their lives. it all happened about 90 miles south of rio dejaneiro. a pa rt 90 miles south of rio dejaneiro. a part of brazil that is popular with tourists and has some of the most beautiful beaches in the country. the family had rented a car, and according to local media, were looking for a place to find water when they made a wrong turn into a a slum controlled by drug traffickers. eloise dickson in the front passenger seat was shot twice. taken toa passenger seat was shot twice. taken to a local hospital, she underwent two hours of surgery. this could

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hugh pym, bbc news. —— there are not unlimited resources .bout the ivf services where you live, you can find details of how and where treatment is being restricted on our website. just search bbc.co.uk/health. a brief look at some of the day's other news stories. police have named a one—year—old girl who died when a car hit a wall in merthyr tydfil as pearl melody black. she was killed yesterday after an unoccupied range rover rolled down a hill. her parents described her as "the brightest of stars" and said her death had left "a massive hole" in their hearts. a british woman is recovering in hospital after being shot in brazil. eloise dixon from south london was driving with her partner and three children when they took a wrong turn into an area controlled by drug gangs. she was shot twice but is now stable after undergoing surgery. the food standards agency says a "very small" number of eggs from european farms at the centre of a contamination scare have been distributed in the uk. the risk to public health is described as "very low". milli

our ryan hughes is live with schooltrak 7 this morning at rocketship rise academy.. it's 5xxx and still to come on washington. a scooter driver in china..probably wishes he would've kept is eyes on the road. what had him so distracted..that he ended up at the bottom of a sinkhole. at 5:xx time for a check on the forecast. you each drive a ford pickuyes.ght? i'm going to show you a next generation pickup. awesome. let's do this. the bed is made of high-strength steel, which is less susceptible to punctures than aluminum. stronger the better. and best of all, this new truck is actually- the current chevy silverado. it's the chevy summer drive. get a total value of $9,600 or, get 0% financing for 60 months on this silverado all star. find new roads at your local chevy dealer. dmv - clouds & sun to see the eclipse; a few storms possible (1:17-4:01pm) - hot & humid start to the week - refreshing change coming late week today: hot and humid. mix of sun and clouds. a few pm thunderstorms. highs: 86-90 tonight: partly cloudy, warm and humid. patchy fog possible. lows: 72-77

. >>> i want to bring in msnbc political analyst hugh hewitt who is host of the hugh hewitt show who is joining us now. hugh, thank you very much for being here. i think you heard tom's piece there. i know you heard what the president had to say in that back and forth at the trump tower lobby yesterday. i want to play you just a little bit more of what he had to say about this topic. >> what about the alt-left that came charging, as you say, the alt-right. do they have any semblance of guilt? what about the fact that they came charging with clubs in their hands, swinging clubs. do they have any problem? i think they do. >> hugh, in your view was the president trying to equivocate here? >> the president is stumbling towards some kind of incoherent explanation of what he wants to try to communicate. i spent three hours this morning, hallie, at my radio show talking to trump supporters and trying to explain to them. you can never dilute the condemnation of white supremacy. you always have to be focused, complete and extraordinarily specific. and to go off point. and this is what the pre

i think i know hugh's answer!is is a political story but around the country there are eu nationals who are unsure of their status, really worried, people travelling around the country to register and get the information they need, just to reassure themselves that they are going to be able to continue their lives as they have done. it was a mistake and they will rectify it? lives as they have done. it was a mistake and they will rectify mm is symptomatic of the kind of treatment feel they are getting. but only does it seem that the policy is chaotic but the application of the policy seems to be chaotic as well. 0n the end of that, there are people who are unsure whether or not their family will be able to continue as they have done, their careers can continue. it is absolutely scandalous. this should be a huge story because this is a human story. millions of britons go without a ten minute walk every month. we are a nation of couch potatoes. completely extraordinary and i say this as somebody who was not the most a

hugh pym, bbc news.ve a 26—year—old woman who was found dead at her home was murdered by her husband. a neighbour had raised the alarm after three young children were heard crying inside the house in 0ldbury in the black country. her husband's body was also at the house. it's believed he killed himself. a brief look at some of the day's other news stories. police have named a i—year—old girl who died when a car hit a wall in merthyr tydfill as pearl melody black. she was killed yesterday after an unoccupied range rover rolled down a hill. her parents described her as the brightest of stars and said her death had left a massive hole in their hearts. a british woman is recovering in hospital after being shot in brazil. eloise dixon from south london was driving with her partner and three children when they took a wrong turn into an area controlled by drug gangs. she was shot twice but is now stable after undergoing surgery. the food standards agency says a very small number of eggs from european farms at t

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in fairfax, ryan hughes, abc 7 news. in thea: we have rain d.c. area today. josh is here with a look at the forecast. josh: fortunately, this system is moving much more quickly. a raining day in the area. about a half in fredericksburg. over an inch and a half in brandywine, maryland. have two separate areas. what's going on in texas and louisiana with harvey, if you look closely, the eye is back over the gulf. the center of this one is right around here off the coast of north carolina. it will bring rain throughout the majority of the day. just about everybody covered in green. as we switch to futurecast, you will notice some yellow start to move back in. we are not done with the heavy rain. unfortunately, for the drive back home at 6:00, still a good bit of rain around the area. temperatures today will have a tough time hitting the 70 degree mark. let's get a look at the roads. we are in mobile track seven. we have been monitoring the roads since early this morning. it has been nonsto outside, you can see our windshield wipers on. the roadways are very, ver

ke as delighted to qualify as did hughes and mitchell—blake as well.y was all about. and now i‘ve just got to go back, recover and try to do it again. i‘m not interested in times, it‘s nice knowing that i got a pb, but this isn‘t about times here, it‘s about moving on each day and i‘m glad to have done that. just before we move on to the rest of the action, isaac mark wylie from botswa na of the action, isaac mark wylie from botswana pulled out one of those 200 metres heats and he is due to go in the 400 metre final tomorrow. we have either a statement from the iws, there has been an outbreak of gastroenteritis and at one of the official team would tell us, we believe that if they tower will tell, because i spoke to a member of the german team earlier, eckhart, she collapsed on thursday night, one of four germans do collapse as to what the doctor thought was a virus, format, five canadians were also affected. 0f format, five canadians were also affected. of the germans are ok but we have not had any statement from the canadians but it has begin from th

. >> john hughes captured many different eras of life but one of the great storytellers about being aschool student. >> he took his teenage characters incredibly seriously. all of them. >> i loathe the bus. >> "16 candles" was a revelation as kid because i thought oh, i'm anthony michael hall. that's who i am. >> all right. i knew you'd come around. >> epitomizes what it's like to be 15, 14, a freshman, anxious to be at senior parties, with this girl. >> that guy who is normally made fun of in other movies is a hero in this movie. farmer ted is, could argue, the leader of that flick for a lot of us. >> very nice. we're five minutes in -- i'm at a loss. >> prior to john hughes, most of the comedies weren't aimed at us. teenagers in the movies were olivia newton john and john travolta. these kids in high school looked like my parents. like he woke up one day, entirely underserved audience here, make movies for them on their level, the way they talk. using actors that look their age. >> i think one of the mistakes commonly made in hollywood teenage pictures is their just going for bucks

live in arlington, ryan hughes, abc 7 news. kimberly: developing now come a disturbing story from out aineer after somebody spotted body on a sidewalk outside of the public library -- in mount raineer. trauma to said he had his upper body and was dead when they arrived on the scene of rhode island avenue. >> this is a safe neighborhood. this is called a safe haven. the police have not released the victim's name. investigators have not said how he died. right now deadly crash and fire at a gas station under investigation in the district. the police say that one person was found dead in the car, another was serious injuries early this morning on sixth florida avenue northeast. the police believe that speed was a factor. the gas station was also damaged. developments at the united nations security council, where they have unanimously imposed new sections on north korea. that resolution is in response to the country's repeated ballistic missile tests. from the u.s. nikki haley said it will cut north korea's exports by nearly a thir

hugh pym, thanks.o years behind their more affluent classmates by the time they finish secondary school. that's the conclusion from the education policy institute, and is based on data from all state schools. the department for education says the attainment gap has narrowed over the past six years. jessica parker reports. finding the solution — this imperial college london summer school is all about raising aspirations. my parents didn't go to university. so i kind of felt i wanted to go to university. my teachers and my peers especially have been encouraging, saying that i'm good enough and that i can do it. i don't think anyone should have external influences on how their education should turn out. i think everyone should have an equal chance. it should be fair. i don't think anyone should be left behind, for whatever reason. today's report works out that for some disadvantaged kids, the attainment gap has closed slightly over the last ten years. but when it comes to the very poorest children, it's a

and next we check in with ryan hughes. he's following that ongoing situation in prince george's county at the lynhill condominiums... ryan good morning? and the hash-tag is turning ten. that news and more --- here's your techbytes. right now at 5:xx we have a winner! jackpot - goes to a ticket bought in massachusetts. but this morning - why you will still want to check your numbers! plus back to class! loudoun county students will be boarding school buses bright and early this morning. the big changes students will see this year. and tracking the tropics. the gulf coast of texas is bracing for harvey's impact. what the storm could mean for our own weather. good morning washington i'm autria godfrey. and i'm larry smith. washington. toss to eileen - dry & comfy today - nice, but cooler than average last weekend of august - rain chances minimal through early next week - tracking harvey today: sunny start; some afternoon clouds. very comfortable. highs: 79-83 winds: n 5 mph tonight: partly to mostly cloudy. another comfy nigh

dominic hughes, bbc news. of mobile handsets have fallen — partly because of the fall in the pound since the eu referendum, making devices more expensive. it says lower eu roaming charges will also affect its profits. our technology correspondent rory cellanjones is here. a couple of reasons given there, what is the overall picture, what is really going on, rory? what is really going on, rory? what is really concerning dixons carphone and the rest of the mobile market is we seeing a change in consumer behaviour. the chief executive said to me today, the concern is that instead of changing phones every two yea rs instead of changing phones every two years people may change the firms every two and a half years and believe it or not that leaves a big gap in profits. here's the problem, all these funds look incredibly similarso all these funds look incredibly similar so people look at them and say they are all very good, they all do the same, and they all incredibly expensive. maybe i will hold off a bit longer. w

richard hughes, bbc news, las vegas.ut it is one we cannot ignore. huge amounts of money, possibly the richest bout in boxing history. this is a town full of big names, britney spears, rod stewart, all those big names performing on the las vegas strip. all eyes are on mayweather and mcgregor when they get in the ring. the talking will end and the fighter will get underway. what this means for mixed martial arts, ufc and underway. what this means for mixed martialarts, ufc and boxing, we will see. there's a lot at stake for both men and for their respective sports. it is something that will dominate the headlines, lots of people thinking, does it have been sporting legitimacy? is it entertainment? is it a farce, as ricky hatton and others have called it, with chris eubank defending it saying he think it will be a good night. this is the hype free zone, we will have more as fight night approaches. don't do yourself down. thanks forjoining us. full commentary on five live on sunday morning. britain's chris froome extended h

. >> and then it just became a bit of a vicious cycle for hugh as he grew up. then he started experiencing some health problems as well. but in his minding he goes well, that's just who i am. >> that's really heart breaking. >> i like friends and socializing. so i didn't have regular eating times or habits. so my weight got worse. one day i realized how unhealthy i was. he got to this moment where he decided i need to change. he was inspired by everything his wife wept through while they were getting ivf and decided i can change myself. this was day one. >> that's about 190 pounds. he started a six-month journey. he did it a great way. he hired someone who knew more about him and he did everything this person said. the going is slow and hard. but i always say, it takes one thing -- discipline. and hugh has got it. before you know it, he's on a roll. >> and i checked my weight today. i lost 20 kilograms. i only planned to lose 15 but i lost 20. >> he flew by his goal by ten pounds or more. >> it shows to everyone but also to himself that yes, you can be the you

ryan hughes, back to you in the studio. adrianna: coming up, it has happened again. dubai's tallest tower in flames. the details coming up. less, this woman means business. she is caught on camera robbing a store with a gun almost bigger than she is. and that is a whole lot of toilet paper. find out who is beyond this -- behind this messy prank. here is a check on traffic with eric smith. eric: it aft hello, everyone. a tough ride on i-66. major crashes have cleared to the shoulder. this is a new one, found at the gallows overpass, right before the capital beltway. overturnedde, and vehicle, and possibly someone thrown out of a vehicle. this is going to be a mess into the beltway for both directions. we will look at is spend delays before the beltway, barely moving at this time. the westbound ride is also not pretty. this is westbound past vienna. this is a big mess heading to the crash scene, and heading out of town as well. bridge,at 395 over the delays are already heavy. heading into the looking at the winter wilson bridge. pretty heavy. that is going to be heavy

. >> and then it just became a bit of a vicious cycle for hugh as he grew up. then he started experiencing healtheminblros as he thought just who i am. >> that's really heart breaking. >> i like friends and socializing. so i didn't have regular eating times or habits. so my weight got worse. one day i realize how unhappy i was. >> he basically got to this momentherenow what? i need to change. he was inspired by everything his wife was going through while they were getivf. he dngec ided i can change. this was day one. ♪ about 190 pounds. he started a six-month journey. and he did it a great way. he hired someone who knew more than him about these things and he did everything this person said. the going is slow and hard. it takes one thing. discipline. and hugh has got it. ♪ before you know it, he's on a roll. >> and i check my weight to do. i lose 22 pounds. my plan was only 15 but somehow i just lost more than that. >> yeah. he's flown past his original goal by like 10 pounds or more. but it just shows to everyone but also to himself, yes, that you can be the y

we will keep the hugh mildity in the forecast until about 7:00 to 9:00 a.m. fog at the beaches. heading to 11:00 a.m., that shifts out of here. you don't have to worry about rain, just the humidityn mornin. 11:00 a.m., sun is shining except at the coast where the fog continues and the pattern continues into the afternoon. tomorrow morning mild and humid, temperatures in the mid 50s to low 70s, so coming down a little bit from where we were this morning when it was so warm. here is a look at your highs for saturday. anywhere from 65 in half moon bay to about 92 degrees in places like livermore. it is going to be a nice looking saturday. a few wispy clouds at time. fog at the coast, and if you are going to the earthquake's match at the stadium on saturday, 80 at 7:15, dropping to 73. weather will be nice, not too sticky. not the kind of muggy weather you don't like to see. accuweather seven day will show you mild and muggy in the morning. after that it improves. we will go with basically low 60s to low 90s, sunday, monday, tuesday, temperatures coming up wednesday and thursday int

live in broad run, fauquier county, ryan hughes, abc 7 news. inconvenience because of last night's rain forced the nationals to postpone their game against the giants, rescheduled as part of a day/night doubleheader tomorrow. but people at 1:05, with tickets to last night's game can use them tomorrow for the second game. when severe weather strikes, stay connected with the weather team. sign up for text alerts and download the stormwatch 7 weather app. follow us for instant forecast updates. more information in the case of the 17-year-old girl who was shot in the head sitting in her car in northeast. the suspect's 21-year-old philip mcdaniel. he was in court today, held without bond. the police say the victim was caught in the crossfire thursday afternoon. the teenager is still in critical condition tonight, fighting for her life. >> heartsick, heart broke, you name it. it is like my own child, and she was about to go to college. kimberly: detectives are still looking for two more people connected with the crime. japan has employed patriot miss

can i add one thing to hugh saying obama won because of sandy.at. it's because people want -- even anti-government people want government when they are in the eye of a hurricane. we'll see. >> the president made a very conventionally qualified choice to head fema, a lot of his picks for other agencies have been controversial and this one hasn't. one thing to his hasn't, a lot of credit and blame for these sorts of disaster, probably more than they deserve. immense number of failures in hurricane katrina, not just president bush and his administration, on the flip side a lot of credit when it goes well even though that's a team effort. i think it's right we've sort of gone through eight months with nothing really that important happening in the trump administration. this will be the first real test of that. if this goes fine, the president will get a substantial amount of credit for that. >> always good to see you. thank you all. let's take a live look at victoria texas, it's moving towards that state. stay right here on msnbc for the latest. so t

megan hughes, abc news, washington. >>> and one more note about anthony scaramucci tonight.r hard law scho harvard law school is apologizing after listing him as deceased in the alumni director. it is not clear if it is a prank or typo. they're promising to fix the mistake. >> the "abc 7 news" app send out a push alert as soon as abc confirmed scaramucci's re resignation. download the app and enable push aall right. >>> new at 11:00, firefighters fighters were called to a school after construction materials were set on fire. there were three more fires around the neighboring middle school. one was along the fence line near the baseball field. the school will review security film to see if it sheds light on the fire. >> a fire at a san rafael elementary school three weeks before the start of the school year. tonight parents and staff wonder if repairs will be ready in time. abc 7 reporter lilian kim joins us live with the story. lilian. >> reporter: ama, this fence was put up this summer because of all of the construction work going on here. it was lock when firefighters arri

live on the national mall, ryan hughes, abc 7 news. melanie: ryan, thanks. well, long anticipated projects finally under way. we're going to take you to the groundbreaking ceremony for the purple line. straight ahead. and all eyes on harvey. the unprecedented system wreaking havoc in houston as emergency crews scramble to save lives. we will get an update from texas after eric: it will be a pretty quiet midday. an incident on 395 southbound at exit 9-a. boundary channel drive. you can see the right shoulder is partially blocked. a bit of a mernled ramp is block. coming down to the 14th street bridge a little bit of a slowdown but for the most part a distraction. further down on 395, looking south at duke street. a pretty smooth ride there. the capital beltway is good for both directions below the 270 spur. no complaints passed colesville road. you are in pretty good shape so far this afternoon. stay with us for more news after the mom fill your home with well-crafted oupieces at affordable prices. and through september 4th, enjoy free delivery. plus save $10

megan hughes, abc news, washington. >>> and one more note about anthony scaramucci tonight.hard law scho harvard law school is apologizing after listing him as deceased in the alumni director. it is not clear if it is a prank or typo. they're promising to fix the mistake. >> the "abc 7 news" app send out a push alert as soon as abc confirmed scaramucci's re resignation. download the app and enable push aall right. >>> new at 11:00, firefighters fighters were called to a school after construction materials were set on fire. there were three more fires around the neighboring middle school. one was along the fence line near the baseball field. the school will review security film to see if it sheds light on the fire. >> a fire at a san rafael elementary school three weeks before the start of the school year. tonight parents and staff wonder if repairs will be ready in time. abc 7 reporter lilian kim joins us live with the story. lilian. >> reporter: ama, this fence was put up this summer because of all of the construction work going on here. it was lock when firefighters arrive

my leisure to talk to you aboutt his new book, hugh, 1960. hughes the national correspondent for the atlantic, contributing editor for vanity fair and longtime philadelphia inquirer writers, 24 years. and author of many books on subjects literally all over the world the account of the d-day to the killing of osama bin laden. many subjects.ts probably best known for black hawk down. , an account of the 1993 grade and somali that led to two u.s. army black hawk helicopters being downed over mogadishu. in a grueling 15 hour resolve. the new book out this week from atlantic, it's a very different scope i would say then black hawk down. it's also being made into miniseries already. the thing hasn't only been about three days. the producer and director of all be between eight and ten hoursth in the end is michael mann. he has said this, in mark's bo book, there are no background people, people abstracted into statistics or body counts.s. there's a sense that everybody somebody as each is in the actuality of their own lives. the brilliance of the na

he went on the hugh hewitt show. want to play again what he said about the president and his decision to say i would shut down the government. take listen. >> he's making a conscious decision to let his base know that when i said i want to build a wall i meant build a wall. he's running against mitch mcconnell and lindsey graham and others. the congress is very unpopular, particularly with the republican base. so there's nothing inhinged about it. it's political strategy that i'm not so sure is smart. >> do you think that this is a bad strategy, so many people looking toward 2018? >> a new quinnipiac poll shows both parties in congress are more unpopular but the republicans are more unpopular than the democrats are and in fact more people want the democrats to control the house of representativess 50shgs%, than 38% who want republicans to. is the president hurting you, is the president hurting the party with these intraparty fights? >> i think the president is frustrate ed, chris. he came with an agenda. >> is that t