you like ike, eye like ike, everybody likes ike for president. hang out the banner, beat the trumps, we'll take ike to washington. ♪ note. >> in the 1950s commentate tokers were concerned that politics would become an exercise in show business, and their concern was that it would -- politics would turn voters into an audience and that the audiences would just soak up everything that had been told to them. a time period when people believed advertising was a form of mind control, and so people saw that if there was a totalitarian regime in the soviet union where people were not allowed to think independently, we were creating our own totalitarian environment through mass advertising so people like john steinbeck, or vans packard, who wrote eloquently about the problems of turning the nation into a mass of tv viewer. somehow they would all become zombies and that was a word that people used, become zombies and that's one thing when you're buying a breakfast cereal but another thing when you're looking at a presidential candidate. icening hour has a

ike, don't do it! - i [unintelligible]. - ike, please. i know your first love seems like the only love, but trust me, it's not. you have so much life ahead of you. - you who don't believe in true love don't understand. - ike, you need to have a life, have fun. then ruin it by having a serious relationship. - i'm afraid you're too late. are you ready, my love? here we go! one, two, three! ah! ike? - yay! - ike! - well, looks like once again the dog has prevailed. i hope you've learned, kids, that if you don't go with christ, you could end up just like that splattered bitch down on the pavement. - hey, kid, you need to get off the roof now. - that's cool. i'm done makin' my video anyways. >> from comedy central's world news headquarters in new york, this is "the daily show" with trevor noah. (cheers and applause). >> trevor: welcome to the daily show. thank you so much for tuning in, i'm trevor noah. my guest tonight a really fascinating man, the professor of neuroscience and author robert sapolsky is joining us, we will have a fun conversa

from "snatch," actor ike barinholtz.eaturing the 8g band with josh dion. >> ladies and gentlemen, seth meyers. [ cheers and applause ] >> seth: good evening, everybody. i'm seth meyers. this is "late night." how is everybody doing tonight? [ cheers and applause ] so good to hear. so good to hear on a monday. in that case, let's get to the news. in a recent reuters interview, president trump reflected on his first 100 days in office saying, quote, i thought it would be easier. what made you think it was going to be easy? [ light laughter ] this is what it did to a smart person. [ laughter ] by the time you're out of office, you're going to look like the toxic avenger. [ laughter ] president trump said yesterday that being president has been a big burden on his family. yes, but somehow we manage, said melania from her penthouse in new york. [ light laughter ] in an interview today, president trump questioned why america fought the civil war, even worse, then he questioned whom america fought in the civil war. [ light laugh

. -- ike was from abilene, kansas. hard work as expected. responsibility is assumed without calculation of reward. you do the thing because it is right. and this element of character tends to persist through life. well, i will not unduly stress leasti will mention it at once or twice again this evening because sometimes the decision which were required of marshall and his men were the kind that tested character unduly. there likell hung in most of these people. his first experience was in the philippine insurrection. he was put in charge of an island. lieutenant, you are in charge. best of luck. you will get a letter every seven weeks. good luck, sir. this was a fairly common experience for these people. after that experience, he came back and had a number of assignments, relatively small-scale assignments, but eventually he became known as an officer of great promise and was selected to a company the first sail fromon its new york in 1917. he was an aide-de-camp officially, and he had an extraordinary experience in world war i. -- it was an

jonathan: 7 on your side requested camera interviews with ike leggett, baker, and muriel bowser.they did say that their compensation packages are set by law and are in line with other municipalities. if you want to see their full responses, go to wjla.com. tonight there are formal charges against former "bachelor" star chris souls. he faces charges of hit and run resulting in death. police said that he on an iowa highway and the tractor driver died. officers say he left the scene as alcohol in his truck. , famous for their "real beauty" campaign, is taking it a step further, using different shapes and sizes for their body wash bottles. ny were quick to criticize this idea. no word on when or where the bottles will be sold. want to crank up the heat tonight as you head to bed. it will be cold early tomorrow morning. degreesugh we are 57 right now at reagan national, dropping into the lower 40's winchester and luray. upper 30's oakland, maryland. stormwatch 7 satellite and radar, mainly clear skies at this hour. clear overnight, allowing temperatures to drop quickly. 35 to 45 overn

up next to talk with author david blake about the political endorsement in his book "liking ike". >> the relationship between celebrity goes back a long time. goes at least as far back as andrew jackson who was known and celebrated as the great general of the battle of new orleans but we called modern-day celebrity politics begins in the 1920s with warren harding's front porch presidential campaign. the way they did presidential campaigns for harding if they kept harding at home and everybody would come and visit harding which would create a day of newspaper reporting and he would stay home and meet folks there in ohio. the singer al jolson came with 50 broadway stars all the way from new york to harding's home in ohio where they parade down main street and started singing songs in harding's praise. i think of that is really the first time we had celebrities in the modern age who were very interested in advocating for a candidate. it's really with the advent of television in the 1950s that celebrity politics becomes a national kind of episode. isenhour is such a nature to encase beca

all right, ike is in arkansas, republican. ike, good morning. morning, thanks for having me on. i'm for sheriff clark, i believe put him in jail, i know hillary clinton and bill boys down rdering here and the woman from virginia, absolutely right, we hear from the press, we go against it, we know how the crucified, speaking of woman bringing up the bible -- host: any press that you trust? hear you.didn't host: is there any press, any media that you trust, where do news?t your caller: no, except for you guys. host: okay. dante, is in port st. lucie, independents, or as we show you the floor of the senate, dante, good morning. morning, c-span, just want to let you guys look independentiew from person. i believe -- host: dante, hold on, mitch of the l on the floor senate speaking about the comey firing, stay on the line, we listen to what the majority leader is having to say. itch mcconnell: reason they consistently complained about. investigations are currently ongoing. the senate intelligence committee review of russian measures and intelligence activities and the f.b.i. disclose

up next, "liking ike." >> the relationship between politics and celebrity goes back other long time. goes back at least as far back as andrew jackson. who was known and celebrated as the great general of the battle of new orleans, but what we call sort of modern day celebrity politics begins in the 1920s, with warren

. >> seeff: and on my, my very first film session, which-- was ike and tina turner.akeup. >> logan: here is tina turner at that table from the session in 1975. >> seeff: i want to get some close up shots. >> logan: norman asked her and ike to perform. ♪ ♪ this was the last time norman photographed them together. tina turner left ike the following year, ending the abusive relationship. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> seeff: i took the film, and-- developed it and looked at the dailies. and i knew instantaneously what i was going to do from then on. >> logan: norman decided to film his sessions, like this one with lily tomlin, as often as he could. >> lily tomlin: we even used that shot like this, did you ever see it? >> logan: he said he had a different approach with every artist. >> seeff: that's great. >> logan: steve martin's session, for example, began like this: >> steve martin: but don't you know, i'm a wild guy, having some fun here tonight. >> seeff: comedians are the most challenging-- people-- at that point for me to shoot. because you're not actually in the dialogue with them.

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robert: that was a kimberly: the 2017 billboard music awards featured performance from iconic stars .ike cher and celine dion her dress filled the entire screen. drake and the chainsmokers were the big winners. reporter: minaj. ♪ reporter: just the start of more than a dozen incredible musical performances. ♪ reporter: bringing down the house at the billboard music awards. a night of entertainment and honoring entertainers. >> and the billboard music award goes to -- drake. reporter: a huge night for drake and the chainsmokers. for the most21 nominations ever in a year, claiming win after win. the show all about musicians, with the top chirping -- time charting sales. >> please join us in a moment of silence to remember chris cornell. > past with celine thdion. marking the 20th anniversary of the movie "titanic." >> ♪ do you believe in love after love ♪ reporter: cher taking the stage and taking home this year's icon award. >> thank you. reporter: what a way for the pop diva to celebrate her 71st birthday. they are heading out for the after parties here. marcy gonzales, abc news, las veg

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. >> ooing ik yoif got a combination of better earnings reports and the fact that the special counsel was appoints to calm the turbulence that sent nup the keep hole of a selloff on wednesday. we've recovered a lot of ground. >> guys, have a great weekend. go to headquarter, melissa and the half. t trz. >> >>> welcome to the halftime report. top trade this hour, the rally that just won't quit. with us on the desk today -- josh brown, josh brown need as watch. we'll be along shortly. >> an apple watch. >> the markets wilding on gains following a volatile week that saw stocks suffer their biggest drop of the year. industrials leading the pack because investors shift their focus to earnings. is this a buyal? financials catching a bin today, up by more than 1%. that fear trade that really spiked volatility on the big sell off, we talked about how weekly futures had gone into backwa backwardation. higher than the front than out the curve, that has reversed comple completely, so they've taken b that fear out. whether it was trump being impeached that caused people to hit the sell button. th

general mcmaster: that sounds ike a policy decision. the president's intention. i did answer the question in terms of what his intention is. the president's intention is to visit these religious sites to highlight the need for unity among three of the world's great religions. unity in confronting a very grave threat to all civilizations, and unity in embracing an agenda of tolerance. reporter: did the president reveal a city? the spin is the president revealed the name of the city and that gave away information that undermines an ally. general mcmaster: all of you are very familiar with the threat from isis. all of you are very familiar with the territory and controls. if you were to say from where do you think a threat might come from territory that isis controls, would you probably be able to name a few cities. it was nothing you would not know from open source reporting in terms of a source of concern. and it had all to do with operations that are already ongoing, had been made public for months. reporter: back to my question. was this information that was sha

in most ways than ike so what was buckley's attitude toward him? >> well when nixon passed away, buckley said that it is amazing how conservatives like nixon, throughout battles even though you did very well little for the movement. and he said what is it about this man and why is it that so many claim to him. he said back to this case. when whittaker chambers let's say outed hiss -- and we know this but documents now. with the state department and the little window base of the cold war is over and they turned over some documents and the burden of proof is now on the other side. but there probably still some senators with hiss but the burden has shifted. >> okay. >> when chambers went ahead and outed hiss to the committee, remember, this man is a friend of frank and roosevelt, stephenson, -- secretary of state, one future - the man looked like cary grant. he was charismatic. all of the things that you want. in this southern fellow chambers, rotund, overweight, mixed career. not very successful. and who do you think that you know the establishment,

executive ike, legend. glad to have you here., we heard ice reacting to what happened. what happened here? >> i think there's a little bit. an overreaction, but i do agree with him that we should have honored this detainer, because when you look at the multitude of charges it, in my opinion, should have been honored. of i was a little bit disappointed that the judge had removed the bail from 50,000 down to $2,000. when you look at the overall charges and fact that, at least, in this case, the defendant was charged in i think it was baltimore county as well. to put him out on a $2,000 bond i believe was inappropriate. >> considering the climate, we had the decision about a week or so ago they weren't going to proceed with the charges in rockville high school that got a lot of attention. would you say that there's -- you're operating under a microphone when it comes to immigration issues >> because we're right next to the nation's capitol, we've b operating in such a microphone, keep in mind that what we try to do at montgomery cou

and, you know, those endless comparisons that are made about how much this mother and daug lhteralook ikell, it's doesn't bother them one bit. >> sometimes your kids look a little bit like you. >> a little bit? >> yeah. >> yeah, a lot. >> i'm not complaining. i heard you have spot-on imitation on your mom. >> i mastered her face. i channelled my inner cindy. drew on a mole. it's the hair, it's really the hair. a side part over -- >> she does cindy bettern >> with looks like this, a supermodel mom and businessman dad who together are worth a reported $200 million, and the ability to basically call george clooney "uncle" and neighbor, you'd think kaia would be totally spoiled rotten. but she's not. in fact, the high school sophomore made the honor at malibu high school, with a 4.0 gpa. what do you think is the one thing everyone would be surprised to learn about your mom? >> she's the least diva, just like an easygoing person i know. >> so, she's not going to like, doesn't demand hair and makeup? >> no, not at all. she's the one saying you don't need it. >> i sat down exclusively with cindy

shipping giants fed iks is one of the biggest u.s. firms affected but other large companies by french car maker and statute nissan were also attacked researchers were o with sunnyvale proof point are being credited with helping stop the malware one of them found a gashled website embedded in the code and spent about $16 to register the site you register the site and the malware gets a positive response from the request it makes to the website it stops itself from spreading. this is how we basically got a kill switch enabled really really earl in this story. this could have been so much worse. >> but it has already caused big trouble for public and private organizations that have not updated security on their windows based it systems. >> we've become isolated no access to the records no access to electronic prescriptions, we've got no access to investigations on patients. >> the uk national health system is one of the hardest hit treatment in emergency rooms slowed to a crawl and even surgery attention had to be rescheduled hundreds of

truth,ike telling the speaking the truth means you must speak up and you must speak out. even when you are not being asked, and even when it is .ncomfortable or inconvenient so let me give you an example. just a few years ago after i left howard, i was working as a prosecutor during the crack epidemic of the 1990's, and it was the height of gang violence in los angeles, and california had passed these laws known as gang enhancement laws, which longer sentences if a person was affiliated with a gang. because these laws were new, prosecutors were trying to figure out how to prove these cases in court. one day, i was sitting in my office at the courthouse and i heard coworkers outside my door talking about how they were going to prove certain people who were arrested were gang affiliated, so i listened to this conversation, and i heard them mention the neighborhood where the arrest had occurred. i heard them talking about the way folks which rest at that location. i heard them talk about what kind of music they were listening to, and hearing this conversation from my office,

prince george's county executive rushern baker and montgomery county executive ike leggett will speakre demanding a legal decision and federal funding for the stalled project. several activist groups will join them. the news conference begins at 8:30 a.m. also this morning - the national museum of african american history and culture will open it's frist special exhibition. it's called "more than a picture: selections from the photography collection". the exhibit features a range of portraits from the 19th century to present day. it's located on the concourse level next to the oprah winfrey theater. waking up breathing a little easier today. in what many called a must-win game, washington came through to beat the pittsburgh penguins on the road last night. the capitals were in position to win this one in the 3rd period, but with about a minute left, they give up the tying goal. this heads to overtime. capitals on the power play.... kevin shattenkirk gets the puck and hits a huge shot. that is the game winner. capitals win 3-2. game 4 is tomorrow-- the capitals will have to win that to

that's what the again et iks is telling you.t's amazing about the human genetics is they can actually establish causality of the link of these genes with the disease. >> harper says half of am jen's current projects are influence by jeannetgenetics and that's f work happening in this building. decode does publish their findings so the research is available for everyone to see. it's important to point out that not everyone agrees with what they're doing. critics raise questions about privatesy and what to do with this information. for now alt data is enscripted and anonymous. >> there are some obstacles that society has to get over before it will use it, and i can give you a very good example of that. there is, as i said before, one mutation in the bracket 2 gene in iceland. it is carried by .8% of the population. women who carry this mutation has 8 6 probable developing cancer. we can at the push of a button find all these carriers or find enscripted i.d. of all these carriers. so if society would want to use this, they could fi

county executive ike leggett has announced a 25 million dollars settlement with designer parsons brinckerhoffthe center opened in 2015 - five years late and 50 million dollars over according to the washington post - the county originially wanted the designer to dish out 67 million dollars. space fans will have to wait one more day for the latest nasa launch from wallops island. the terrior-improved malemute rocket launch scheduled for today has been postponed for tommorow morning. the launch will test a new system to support science studies of the ionosphere and aurora. time now for weather morning - finally some sun later today - marginal risk for severe storms this afternoon - beautiful tomorrow & friday - unsettled weather returns for the weekend today: am patchy fog, clouds. partly sunny. isolated pm t-shower. highs: 79-84 winds: se to nw 5-10 mph tonight: lingering shower or storm early. partly to mainly clear. lows: 56-63 winds: nw 5 mph thursday: mostly sunny. low humidity. highs: 78-81 winds: nw 5-10+ mph bill gates dethroned? the new tech tycoon that could richest man... and the prel

talking when you're about layers of transportation, talking about people who are walking, people who are iking, people who are driving, whether autonomous vehicles and drones e thought of carrying either passengers, like the caller said, the car drone, the delivery taxi drones. to a ted talk elon musk was doing, he is the visionary thinker in a lot of technology transportation and he's saying, the thing about car drones, right now, they are really loud and if your whole intelligent ving transportation was to make people feel safer because in the end, the basic fundamental around intelligent is to create safer transportation. technology in se a way that reduces the number of crashes that we have every year. to the caller's question, but one point that is nearly 40,000ake, people a year die on our roads accidents. if you thought fthat could apply to anything else, you had that people die nothing planes, that many people die og trains, dieing from a defective product, we would be sitting here in an congress going, 40,000 people died because of that? there is a lot to be said that part en just say

. >> and at 11:00 here on abc7, the traj iks death of princess diana touched people's hearts.mpted to carry on by her work. >> this week kicked off a summer movie season that will see a new spyder man, wonder woman, pirates of the caribbean. >> get your calendar out. another sequel, guardians of the galaxy 2, the second biggest opening this year. it made an estimated $145 million for a parent company disney. 54% more than the first guardians movie opened with. it is now made more than a quarter billion dollar worldwide. >> fate of the furious, boss baby, how to be a latin lover rounded out the top five. >> that's it for abc7 news at 6:00. see you at 9:00 and 11:00. food. water. internet. we need it to live. but what we don't need are surprises, like extra monthly fees. i see you, fee, played by legendary actress anjelica huston. you got me, mark. we just want fast internet for one, simple rate. for all the streaming and the shopping and the newsing, but most of all... for the this. internet for one everyday simple price and no extra monthly fees. are you one sneeze away from b

. >> and at 11:00 here on abc7, the traj iks death of princess diana touched people's hearts. a woman prompted to carry on by her work. >> this week kicked off a summer movie season that will see a new spyder man, wonder woman, pirates of the caribbean. >> get your calendar out. another sequel, guardians of the galaxy 2, the second biggest opening this year. it made an estimated $145 million for a parent company disney. 54% more than the first guardians movie opened with. it is now made more than a quarter billion dollar worldwide. >> fate of the furious, boss baby, how to be a latin lover rounded out the top five. >> that's it for abc7 news at 6:00. see you at 9:00 and 11:00. announcer: right now on "matter of fact." wish you could drown out the voice of the opposition? >> if they allow liberals and not conservatives, they might be violating the first amendment. announcer: where do you stand on free speech? and the retail apocalypse hits the heartland. >> we have citizens who need jobs. announcer: how one city is fighting to reclaim its shattered stores. plus, kids suing the

throw out there as we talk about moving forward and we look at the governor's office i know that both ike legit and rashan baker terms coming in to 18 and prince george county as executives there. what are you looking for ward to. >> democrats are lucky to have a strong ben. . we have county executives in montgomery, prince george, frederick, baltimore county and many of those folks looking at running for government nor and they have executive experience and folks involved in business looking another. it and members of congress like john delaney looking at. it we have a lot of folks looking at that race now. i think we'll have a strong candidate and common denominator we all believe democrats could do a hogan they'll be position to used on governor hogan. >> before we go talk about involvement in jub lens committee you're going to get roostd you're nice to say that. besides the politics i'm doubling down on my community involvement. that's something i did as anchor like you do. there's a wonderful organization called jubilee. it basically provides services for adults with mental disabilit

out, tting the even if they don't get college - liberal towns, after all, get people on unfortunately,ike this fellow who committed those double homicides, that double and also injured a third person, still in the hospital in portland. democrats line, john, fairfax, virginia. taking yeah, thanks for my call. want to ask one of the best reporters in the country. i want to say this, i live in i had an incident i pen a couple weeks ago, ever dreamed, after following towel aw -- my daughter head, it is just like the revious caller, what he says, it is really my child, she is school o go back to until i sit with the principal nd i get assurance about the president to protect my two daughters. this is really getting out of like the previous caller, what he says. people,ple who are sick -- in this okay attacking immigrants, we don't -- we see sometimes things happen. back to nible] -- go your country. host: caller, your signal is will stop you there. mr. page. guest: one point that needs to made, what does the president have to do with this? e've found just across the civil rights front in vario

we spoke with frank palmieri at ike's crab cakes. he says this is the time, 100 days to make their living starts right now. >> we've had to start on the 13th for 26th year. we're young on 8th street, but we've been on the boards for a long time. every season's just getting better. >> reporter: i'm joined by my friends the seagulls. i think there are more seagulls here than people this hour. not too bad for 5:15 in the morning. this morning we're checking ocean city. a busy place here. next hour, what's the jersey shore without the sweet treats? it is breakfast time after all. we're checking out one of the breakfast hot spots in town. live on the boardwalk, matt delucia, nbc10 news. >> all right, a couple of friends out there. >>> today is your last chance to pose with rocky for the next two weeks. the area around the iconic statue at the base of the art museum will be closed for improvements starting tomorrow. the department of parks and rec is replacing paving and improving perimeter protection. >>> meanwhile, next month will mark t

tim legler announced -- ike leggett announced the settlement. the center opened in 2015. five years late. $50 million over-budget. the county wanted the designer to dish out $67 million. larry: grand theft cockatoo? the thieves that swiped a bird and then they flew out the door. michelle: ought on video bombers target ice scream shop. there is new information coming up at "abc7 news at 6:00". doug: another update on the tornado warning. until 6:30, thee, pir ration time of a possible tornado. no verification that it hit the ground but the indications of the doppler with a noticeable hook. in-flow notch here so a possible tornado in this area where i am pointing heading southeast. so the town involved and we have a severe thunderstorm warning in the same area. through fauquier county and prince william county you have your own warning with large hail, damage and wind. full flighted in the weather center and we will get you up to date and the latest on the tornadoes and the storms and what is next at "abc7 news at 6:00". head in now to grab the five dollar footlon