oooh. [ light laughter ] >> jimmy: i wish i was in boyz ii men. ooh.ey, i got an idea. you want to sing that song we heard on the radio today? >> you mean "what's up" by the 4 non blondes? [ light laughter ] >> jimmy: yes, i love that song. but remember. >> what? >> jimmy: we got to keep it down. [ light laughter ] because it's after lights out. >> okay. ♪ 25 years and my life is still trying to get up that great big ♪ ♪ hill of hope for a destination and so i wake in the ♪ ♪ morning and i step outside and i take a deep breath and i get real high ♪ ♪ and i scream from the top of my lungs what's going on ♪ ♪ and i say hey yeah yeah, yeah hey yeah ♪ yeah i said hey what's going on? ♪ [ whistle ] [ cheers and applause ] >> now boys! [ laughter ] boys, i need you to stop the ruckus. okay. i need you to stop the ruckus now. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: i'm sorry, mr. fletcher. we were just singing a song. >> just singing a song? is that what you were doing? because it sounds like you were just drowning in a lake. [ laughter ] but you guys aren't drowning, are you

with best wishes i am signed sincerely, karen l. haas. the honorable the speaker, house of representatives, sir, pursuant to the permission granted in clause 2-h of rule 2 of the rules of the u.s. house of representatives, the clerk received the following message from the secretary of the senate at august 3, 2017, at 9:22 a.m., that the senate passed senate 81. that the senate passed senate 1282. that the senate passed without amendment h.r. 3218. appointments, women suffrage centennial commission, with best wishes i am signed sincerely, robert f. reeves, deputy clerk. the honorable the speaker, house of representatives, sir, pursuant to the permission granted in clause 2-h of rule 2 of the rules of the u.s. house of representatives, the clerk received the following message from the secretary of the senate on august 3, 2017, at 2:02 p.m. that the senate passed senate 581. that the senate passed senate 1052. that the senate passed senate 204. that the senate passed without amendment h.r. 2430. with best wishes i am signed sincerely, robert

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i wish i had your wings and stuff like that. fortunately, we started in detroit and i was 35 when my father and friend came 1156 miles. but the roads were so bad that you could only do about 50 miles a day. and at that time, you had community was all polish, everybody. highland park sits in the middle of detroit. so after that quake, you had separation. the greektown is still in detroit and the various races separated. and so, chinatown, for instant, those are kind of the hard and fast line with the black community lived, were hard and fast lines. in high school, for instance, that is when i had my first neo-rio hit in the gut. i've always had good hand eye dexterity, the better. so when i went to high school, shop was where i really wanted to be and i enjoyed it. in not recognizing that in detroit, the workforce came right out of high school. so the detroit shots are fantastic. and i've gotten in with a good teacher and i grew in not. for two years, and each rate used to have an apprenticeship program. he would come out of shop

. >> i wish i knew her. i wish i knew the kind of person she was. jeff: james fields jr. will be back in court on august 25 for a bond hearing. according to the "associated press" on two separate occasions in 2010 and 2011, fields was accused of threatening and beating his own mother while in kentucky. coming up at 5:00, we will hear why some activists are blaming the city of charlottesville for allowing this weekend's rally to take place. live in charlottesville, jeff goldberg, abc7 news. michelle: jeff, thank you for that. just in the newsroom, the mother of the whom who was killed in charlottesville over the weekend is speaking out. heather heyer was killed when a man plowed a car in a demonstrators, as we mentioned. her mother suzanne says she wants her daughter's death to be a rallying cry for justice and equality. >> i'm extremely proud of my daughter. i'm proud she stood for what she believed in. she gave mouth to it, but she gave heart to it, soul to it and now she has given her life to it. michelle: she says she is going to make sure her daughter's death is worth

i wish i could say the senate is moving as fast. 260 are still sitting in the senate. we have a ways to go and we got to get more work done. but that's what it is at the end of the day, it's not what i say, it's what i do and how we were fo perform. that's why we're focusing so much on this interactions out there. you turn on the tv, it's distractions galore. the results are how you lead from the table. >> thanks, m.t. we'll be right back with more of cnn's town hall with house speaker paul ryan. no splashing! wait so you got rid of verizon, just like that? uh-huh. i switched to t-mobile, kept my phone-everything on it- -oh, they even paid it off! wow! yeah. it's nice that every bad decision doesn't have to be permenant! ditch verizon. keep your phone. we'll even pay it off when you switch to america's best unlimited network. there are the wildcats 'til we die weekenders. the watch me let if fly. this i gotta try weekenders. then we've got the bendy... ... spendy weekenders. the tranquility awaits. hanging with our mates weekenders and the it's been quite a day... ...s

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. ♪ i wish i could see beyond what i can see ♪ >> this is a song collaboration between taryn and a.i.> you mean artificial intelligence versus somebody's stage name. >> yes i mean artificial intelligence. ♪ i wish i could imagine >> she provided parameters for the song's tempo, the rhythm, instrumentation. then the wrote the vocal melodies for. >> if you want a rock tune on the album, you change the parameters and it spits out a song. >> yep. >> i don't know how i feel about all this. >> producers and engineers are at home like huh-uh. >> now everybody can just have an app. >> i disagree. i think it's just a neat demonstration she's showing off. >> she says this allows her to focus on her creative process without having to worry about all the other elements that she's not necessarily good at. but it allows her to focus on her art. ♪ more to who we are ♪ there's more to what we could be ♪ >> it's great she could go ahead and take care of it herself. but there's this process that happens with writers and producers and sound engengineer. you get this beautiful music of people coming toge

i wish list partisanship. this isa time sir. i wish list partisanship.ed states. it should be everybody unifying behind our president. thank you so much, sir. you're right about that. unfortunately, we live with obstructions. maybe there will be change. our work militarily is rock—solid. more monologues than a telephone call! that kolb wasn't released by the white house. i think it is courtesy of the club governor of guam. a murder investigation has been launched in north london after police found two women — believed to be a mother and daughter — were found suffering with stab wounds. officers were called to a residential address at golders green crescent last night. the women, aged 33 and 66 were pronounced dead at the scene. police say the suspect is 27—year—old joshua cohen and was known to the victims. he has mental health issues and should not be approached by members of the public. detectives investigating the murder of an 83—year—old dog walker who was stabbed to death in woodlands in norfolk have made an arrest. our correspondent lisa hampele jo

i wish we as a party and e lkted officials would do more of that or when particularly ugly conspiracy theories come out or simply fake news, stuff that is demonstrably false, we ought to stand up and say that's just not right. >> what if nor leaders in your party don't? i mean, is there a point you say to yourself -- because i read this book, and again, i go back, it's as much of an indictment on the republican leadership of the last 15 years as it is on donald trump. in fact, it's more of an indictment on the republican leadership. and i am just curious, did you think about leaving the party? >> no. no. not at all. i'm a proud republican, lifelong republican. and i'm from arizona. arizona tends to elect independent-minded people and people who stand on principle. so i'm doing what i think my voters expect of me. but i think, for example, in 2006 when the party in particular had given way to inappropriate spending, earmark spending, couple of our colleagues ended up in jail, if you remember, the mantra "drain the swamp" was employed very effectively by the democrats in tribing the rep

bye. >>> coming up -- >> i wish i was there. your eyes and tap your heels three times and you might get out. >> a bittersweet visit for patricia smith. and a calculated plan behind one inmate's strange behavior. >>> it's just how we live. >> most of the 2,300 inmates at the louisville department of corrections live in dormitory housing units, where they're able to move around and socialize throughout the day. but those who break the rules can wind up in disciplinary segregation. >> this is our disciplinary segregation housing unit. the doors down here are solid. they have plexiglass on the windows so the inmates don't throw urine or feces, water, anything like that out on the staff or the work aides as they go through. you'll see the black-and-white striped jumpsuits, which represents disciplinary. these inmates only are allowed to have their legal work in their cell and a pencil. they get to come out one hour a day. they'll stay in their cells for 23 hours a day. they do not get visits, they do not go to the gym, they do not ge

>> i wish i could say yes, but she didn't.d of left us a little clueless. >> there was no communication going on amongst us. it was a really bad, dark, dark time. >> for more than a decade, bill and holly's older brother, frank jr., who declined to be interviewed for this program, had been working with their mother, running the frazetta fantasy empire. >> she let junior run the business with her because i think it was old school, firstborn, and we all wanted to have a part of it. i think that's where frankie felt entitlement because he did it so long with mom that it was his. and, of course, you know, "sure, frankie, you can have the art." [ laughs ] i don't think so. >> in despair over the family strife, 81-year-old frank frazetta steps in, creating a trust so that all his children will benefit from his art and the business. but that settles nothing. how bad did it get? >> well, there's so much i could tell you, i could make a movie out of this. >> on december 9, 2009, bill receives a phone call from a security company. the a

. >> i wish i would have known it was in my mat. i swear i wish i would have.in't never seen nothing like that. and this is the mat that was given to me. i didn't know that was in there. i don't know. it like a conspiracy to me. >> get cells on them. and they're both going to lock-in. interviewed and see if we can find out how they got all this mess in. i'm going take all this to the office with me. let me know when your report is done. and they're both going to lock in. >> do they need to get strip searched? i haven't found the lighter. that's what i'm looking for. >> take them away. to be searched. >> while bell and other inmate are taken away to be searched, sergeant sparks takes the tobacco down to sergeant keaton, the head of the jail's investigative services unit. it will be up to him and his team to determine where the tobacco came from as well as what punishment kirkendal and bell might face. >> inside the mattress in the murder pod in one of the mattresses on fifth and one. in the pod. and it's all packaged up really nice. that's a lot. >> i've been he

appreciate do you like the fact that you these still hang around oh yeah you know it's a great thing i wish to play some of my latest hits you know i mean you when you artists they always like to go to you know the oldies but goodies so to speak so you know we have new music so we want to play that there's new music in the death certificate yes we got three new songs we think they fit that record a previously unreleased good cop bad cop that's a video to us out and. you know we hope to you know introduce a whole new generation to their records oh you changed over the years. i think i got to have a little more patience in not think i have a little more understanding of how things are in the world and i can kind of deal with them oh my level. you know so i was you music changed i don't think it has that much you know my music is still a great form of expression for me. i still do what i feel i don't do what i think i need to do i don't follow radio trains or nothing like that i just try to be my own artist your son doing you played you in the movie i mean he's he's actually working you know h

i always say i wish i had a husband that worked and i now find you know where we are able to come home together at night and take care of the kids together but i know that's not reality and i know he's providing a lifestyle for us that without him working as hard because. we know the financial distress is one of the main factors that sends people to see marriage counselors in the areas that saw the biggest increases in the bowl we saw the biggest increase in divorce rates people in the middle are trying to make ends meet in the process of experience a new norm a symbol of additional stress in their lives. so i. just got to think of all those chromosomes in the neighborhood. paid from fades into been arrested what they've been the sounds as i'll be looking here from my saw is the free and the good the only one beehive no food deal while out i mean they're cooking. this just from the. the stress and. because the economy is so jacked up over here and that's why we end up with situations like these people for different for loney's so. they made and frustrating. we're going to enter and try

i wish i brought my sunglasses out it is sobriety but it is sunny, comfortable, not just here on our friday but all the way through the weekend. get out, enjoy yourself whether you are going out to haddonfield to summer fest tonight or just hang out in your own backyard it is a great friday, weekend for that outside right now storm scan three shows you a quiet scene. we have had a few very light showers at times early this morning before even sunrise and since then it has been quiet and dry across the delaware valley. we will see temperatures that remain more than comfortable throughout the afternoon, right now we will sit in the low to mid 70 range but check out poconos it is still in the mid 60's, with 66 degrees in mount pocono, down the shore looking at 77 right now, at the ac airport. here are those dew points they remain in the 50's. been more than comfortable last couple afternoons and don't expect that to change for our friday or saturday, or sunday, it will remain more than nice, all the way through our entire weekend. here is our day planner for rest of the afternoon we wil

one wouldn't have hurt the plot. ( laughter ) sometimes, sometimes, i tell people i wish my super-power really just wish i could just eat pizza all day without getting fat. ( laughter ) ( cheers and applause ) whenever my medicine says to take it on an empty stomach, i never take it, because i never have an empty stomach. ( laughter ) when i go through a drive- through car wash, i pretend i'm on another planet where it rains soap. ( laughter ) to get the full experience, i read kerouac's "on the road" while driving. ( laughter ) for tax purposes, audience, the "late show" is a working ranch. ( laughter ) ( cheers and applause ) ( cheers and applause ) still really dumb. ( laughter ) sometimes, i know i'm a bit of a litter bug. but i don't know where else to dump all my dead bugs. ( laughter ) audience, when i'm in a doctor's office and there are people in the waiting room ahead of me, a little part of me wishes they would die. ( laughter ) i said i don't feel good about these. ( laughter ) audience, i recently discovered that eating a bag of family-size doritos takes the exact same amou

( laughter ) sometimes, sometimes, i tell people i wish my super-power was>really just wish i could just eat pizza all day without getting fat. ( laughter ) ( cheers and applause ) whenever my medicine says to take it on an empty stomach, i never take it, because i never have an empty stomach. ( laughter ) when i go through a drive- on another planet where it rains soap. ( laughter ) to get the full experience, i read kerouac's "on the road" while driving. ( laughter ) for tax purposes, audience, the "late show" is a working ranch. ( laughter ) ( cheers and applause ) ( cheers and applause ) still really dumb. ( laughter ) sometimes, i know i'm a bit of a litter bug. but i don't know where else to dump all my dead bugs. ( laughter ) audience, when i'm in a doctor's office and there are people in the waiting room ahead of me, a ( laughter )