events and they see their favorite player using smokeless tobacco theyvo may bey more likely than to use itt themselves so they want to cutao that out not only at sporting events throughout d.c., d professional sporting eventsve but also at high school sporting events. eve today council members yvettette alexander and mary cheh held a press conference before a hearing to discuss thein dis smokeless tobacco issue andue a raising the legal age to buy cigarettes and other tobacco from 18 to 21. 21. the council members tell usell there has been little resistance to the measures butce a lot of people have stepped t up to support them. t they say these two measures twom are to focus on keeping kidseepk from g product that they say causesy sc so many health problems.ems. >> smokeless tobacco is

scientists thihink itt was proby formed as the first planet in our solar system out of a huge cloud of d dust and gas. >> juneau is searching for hints about our beginnings, how everything started, how did the solar system get started. but these secrets are pretty well guarded by jupiter and its pretty formidable. >> after completing its mission in february 2018, the probe will be deorbited and burn up in the atmosphere. nasa says many questions will be answered and many will remain. sarah: the biggest question of all, will the mission succeed. we are joined by dr. adriana ocampo with nasa in pasadena. talk us through what is happening as the probe makes its final approacho jupiter? >> we're getting the image here inin missiononontrol at the jet propululsion laboratorory and we getting readydy for the f final stages. the sequence is a aomated, it perfrforming its final c comman. the spacecrcraft has all the pay loload turned offff. just before 2018, basicalally, pacific d daylight savining timt will turn away from the sunun ad it will start -- it w will turnn its main enginee and stata

. >> guess whatnot only is itt annoying, it is he will legal in a part of the d.c. region.ll tell you where coming up. >> a trends that is bound to tha get a couple double takes.ak we'll tell you when we come back. back. >> ♪ >> the weather across the d.c. area is expected to bes expectee dangerously hot until monday.y o >> that's right. so how are emergency officials preparing for the heat blastla that is approaching our areaur tomorrow? fox5's matt ackland shows us. >> reporter: d.c. officialste are really cor:ncerned about the next couple of days. the excessive heat that isth i expected in the city andct in te they're hoping that a lot ofa lt people will spend time like these kids are cooling off.ng do you remember last weekendmemb at the together 2016 rallyal down on the national mall, a mal lot of people fell ill.ll i in fact, let's take you toak video.vi 500 people were treated for were heat related illnesses and 35nd3 people had to be rushed to the e hospital.sp. meanwhile there are no hugee arh events on the national malll mal this weekend but there arere several na

just enough to kind of make itt into being part of the afternoon. here's future cast.k hour, we see action here to the east.st. here's by 6:00, this as little heavier. this is stronger piece of energy here that's coming through.ng by the time we get to the laterr part of tomorrow things will clear out. for all the peaches beaches we are talking saturday chance of seeing storms. isolated in nature. sunday here's your planner fornn tomorrow by the 12:00 hour you could see a shower. by the 4:00 hour, where we could see maybe a isolated to scattered storm at into degrees. some of those storms could black and blue isolated severe in nature primarily to the south along the i95 corridor, can't c rule that out. 75 degrees, for tonight most the clear warm. tomorrow heating up to intonto degrees with maybe scattered storm, fox 5 weather forecastore really has the heat. take a look at monday, forecasting 98 degrees. once you factor the humidity its going to feel warmer. into tuesday chance of stormings. cool dop by hump dab 88 and then back to the '90s als over again. aga not get

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. >> reporter: this is where itte happened ar: quiet townhouse community where we have seen a e lot ofids. first on tuesday then on fridayy someone fired gunshots into this home. police tell me they don't know o yet if someone is targeting the residence or if this is >> it's very difficult to understand why someone would doo that. >> reporter: neighbors at a losh after a near by home is blasted with gunshots. >> i thought it was like li fireworks. >> reporter: a seven year old girl had were not identifying was nearly hit. a bullet went into her mattress. that was tuesday as if it wasn't enough you can see where anothee round hit the house late friday. it rick company shade off the wall. >> touch this one. o and go this way: police tell u as they investigated this they found more evidence of gunfire outside. then suddenly hearddel shots ring out near by. >> they asked me go back in home and make sure all your children move a waiver from windows go to opposite rooms. >> reporter: neighbor rushed toe protect his five children fiv telling them to take cover. c >> even today i'm just still

[applause] today, not as a collection of backroom strategists, not as a tool of itt or any other special interest. [applause] opponents stand on the status quo while we seek to refresh the american spirit. [applause] collect theirtion $10 million in secret money from the privileged few, and let us find one million ordinary americans who will contribute $25 each to this campaign. a million-member club with members who will not expect special favors for themselves, but a better land for us all. [applause] in the music of our children, we everything there is a season and a time to every purpose under heaven. for america, the time has come at last. this is the time for truth, not falsehood. in a democratic nation, no one likes to say that his inspiration came from secret arrangements behind closed doors, but in a sense, that is how my candidacy began. i am here as your candidate becausein large part during four administrations of both parties, a terrible war has been charted behind closed doors. [applause] i want those doors open, and i want that war closed. [applause] i make these pledges a

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the move is the latest in a seer he ease of recent steps taken by the white house to make itt easieror victims to comee forward and for schools tools punish offenders. > 80 year old grandmother is taking by storm. the woman's family surprised her with. you don't have to put toouxpÑ mh makeup on her. four inch heels. fantastic > facebook is breaking the language barrier. the social networking site is allowing users to post messages in different languages and usini artificial intelligence to translate. the change gives your messages a wider reach. 84 percent of facebook 1.1 bill daily active users live outsidee of the us.s. >> cool. > i guess you post your messags and then you pick the language you want it to appear in and there it goes. >> very cool. > apple is trying to make organ donation an easiers process, a software update this fall willal add an easy sign up button to the health information app. iphone users can choose too donate their organs eyes and an tissue. apple ceo jim cook says he hopeh the new software will help a long-standing donor shortage, plus provide education and

seems to havave seizized on when thehe prime mininister told president bush,i am withh you, whatever, ittas been seized as a side of heaven unforgivable sin. but if you see in the context of this, month after 9-11, britain being the closest ally of the u.s. and a government that the british petitioned repeatedly to enter on their side for one or two, there is a sense of gratitude on both sides. for that prime minister to say, i'm with you, whatever, that is not t an unpredictable -- unforgivivable sin, itit is thae prime minister undnder said -- understood what happened and the challenge to westetern security. brent: let me ask, do you think that this report communicates the historical context that you are talking about, because if you're not familiar with what was going on at the time, it is not immediately obvious that tony blair would have been informed so much by the events of 9/11 as he was. >> that is a great point. that is the cloud of amnesia that now covers questions about the iraq war on both sides of the atlantic, which is the context that has played out, it has come down to th

. >> his father says the two yeare old loves the movie, watches itt all the time.l vest stallone posted it and said this kid makes me so proudm that it touches a harder so young maybe i'll have to fight him in rocky 10. >> charlie became obsessed witht the movie after watching his dad work out on the ham.am his parents said they won't letl him see the fight scenes yet only the training part. >> rocky b >> sylvester stallone talked about possibly fighting him in 10. >> the baby would beat him. [ laughter ]. >> all right a stay cool today s right. >> stay cool that's going to be the chyle for the weaken we have have a chance offer storms sto popping up tomorrow afternoon. r keep your eyes on the sky intoio that thank you for joining us at sick. >> emcee you tonight at 10 till what's happening in turkey see you then. >> today on "tmz" -- harvey: there are signs that tim tebow may be running for office. >> i love our country and i would do anything for america. >> it seems like he's opening the door for a possible political run in the future. >> what about the lack of

we c continue to monitor the situation with typhoon nepartat as itt moves to t the north and west. it still is impacting taiwan as we continue to go forward in time. it will still bring a lot of rainfall and strtrong winds. but we wilill now see a lot of e energy moving toward the eastern coast of mainland china. here's a look at the stats for this particular system. it is moving to the west/northwest holding winds at 144 gusting to 198. the pressure is up to 960 and this system is expected to deteriorate a little bit fast as we go through our saturday. saturday afternoon we're expecting a severe tropical storm then a tropical storm by sunday afternoon. nevertheless, it's still bringing a lot of rain with it. we're concerned about that because if we look at the rainfall accumulation for the past seven days, we're seeing some areas along the yangtze river basin receiving close to 500 millimeters and other spots more than that over that time period. also not just that, but even areas south of there we saw areas wiwith 300 millimeters of rainfall. so flooding concerns continue to be a

to happenap because they say that is allll part of the evidence in thisncet case, but we were told ittappened during traffic stopsini and they said the other two o t incidents happened whilehile officer sims was off at a chipotle and the other atet a sports authority.hori and that sports authoritys autho incident in bowie was actually the one that broughtro everything to light when wehe are told that a female officerff of another jurisdiction caughtdt him trying to take pictures up her skirt.ki >> she realized what officer o sims was trying to do. she confronted him then t followed him into the parking hm lot where she saw him get i into a marked county police cruiserlu and it was her complaint thatpli got the investigation started st eventually bringing it to our o office for looking at criminall charges.ar certainly from our standpoint st this is very concerning, very troubling.. officer sims is someone in a ise position of authority andnd public trust.st >> i was made aware of this onn june 1st and immediately uponteo being made aware of this i did three things i suspended thatped o

so far he's contributedontributd $100,000 of his own money. >> ♪ >> oh, boy, look at itt outside.outshin what they got in those par of the world but we are expecting some showers. showers so far though we're going to enjoy this calm nice dry air. >> gary seems really calm and c chill. >> no need to get too excited about it.ou i here's what's going on outoin ot there. we have fair skies inki i places. other places you have somees yom clouds. starting with futurecast thisit morning at 8:00 a.m.,0 a.m, futurecast is not showing anyny rain here even though i think we could have a shower 'cause 'a there's a thunderstorm comingm g up from the south right now.sou we'll talk more about that.about here is where we are this afternoon. look at this. see the green there.he that's potential for showersho and thunderstorms, too.torms,oo. listen, we have a risk at a that some of these showers andws thunderstorms late this afternoon, this evening could be severe as they move onhey mon through.thro we're all ahead of a big frontal system which comesch through tonight so ahead of that front until the f

w it's the news nobody wants to hear but we differ deliver itt pretty regularly in july, right. >> yes we do.o. > we'll probably have anotherya day in the 80s tomorrow. that's some good news. we hold the start of the heat waive off until thursday. but it will get launched with at bank. we'll see the temperatures soring into the mid 90s. it's still very humid as yous know and we're going to continui to see no break-in the humiditye department but we did have tonight a few showers and some down powers especially down tos the south.es most of the area from d.c. ond.c. north didn't see anything, butut south and also west of interstate 81 a few showers and we're still seeing that toward portions of westernf charles county.ch and these have been depositing some heavy rain as they're kindi of moving from south to north so you might get a little bit more coming up from western charles. we might have to keep a few showers in the forecast forfore tomorrow morning.to so when you weak up tomorrow, a lot of clouds around. we'll have some storms tomorrowr afternoon but there could also be some spott

but when itt gets that close, i gets a little bit uncomfortable when it comes to what it could potentially do. it is actually expected to bring a chance of some heavivier rainfall. maybe some squalls into the big islands as we go into the weekend. so just b be on standby because this is something that is going to be a potential story potentially even dealing with wave issues as we go into the weekend. as you wrap things up with a look at east asia, it was a wet day in tokyo today. it definitely cooled off a lot with highs in the mid to upper 20s for the reregion. we are expecting the rain to still linger f for a bit longer and the cooler tempeperatures t also be around. the good newews is it looks l la lot of the rain in the wesester portions of japan starting to taper off. rain, though, up into beijing still taking place. major flooding problems up there. looking at clouds with temperatures in the 30s as we go throughout the weekend. rain expected by sunday. shanghai, though, you'll be drier. also looking at sunny skies for the next three days. hope you have a good day wherever you are. h

they say itt is a defense of democracy, all about defending democracy against the coup and they believe is still a potential threat. and others say that this is the first step to an authoritarian state. it could even be a one-party state. in between, people are caught, a large part of the population is caught between the two arguments. they really feel like they were devastated by the coup, the violence and the scale of it, and they feel like there is an ongoing threat. but on the other hand they see the growing number of arrests and mass firings, so there is a growing unease and they fear how far it will go. i think the question is how far the state of emergency does it continue, will the president honor his commitment of three months? people will be heating what the critics are saying. sarah: what does the state of emergency look like in practice? >> we are still waiting for full details, t they are still threshing out what powowers they will be givining. ththe biggest concern is that te president will be ablele to roll -- rule by decreree, and effectively it means he can do anything.

here that was shot by a security guard at nearby billings and you'll see the entire arrest and how itt unfolds and mpd escorting and bleeding with these men to getit out of theh vehicle, to stoptop shooting because at some pointme men inside that car shot roundsd at police. they had a mack 11 gun which chief lanier described as an automatic weapon, small inside,, automatic with a l that gun was dropped inside the tunnel. the sergeant got out of the car, and police continued to chase these men and it all ended right here at the exit of the tunnel. you'll see still pictures ofture other witnesses who saw the arrest unfold. those men now taken to mpdmp headquarters about a block behind the tunnel here foror questioning. we're still waying to learn more details about these men here's a sound bite from chief lanier. she says this the second time today that her officers werewere fired at.at no one fired back, too many man citizens around to risk that.at. there was some at least foot pursuit after the car stopped. we right now have the weapon inn our possession. we have a lot of ammunition wi

. > he put her out there and if the worst thing happened, everybody is talking about itt today. you got to imagine she's a little angry with him at the very least. >> i have a feeling -- she's a very bright woman and i think that she is reasonably angry at the speech writers even though she said she wrote the speech.se i have a feeling, though, that both she and donald feel that this has been done to them. i think that's always his attitude anyway about -- he iso never to blame. i think she is a bright woman,a, though, and i think that she understands that this is a big p mess up and i think he'ss terribly angry, but not at her. >> right. > it's one of those things that a lot of people who supportppor trump that says it's the media.i they're blaming the mediaia because no heads have roled.ed. the bottom line, think? going forward shouldward they just ignore this? keep it rolling. >> i think it's going to bring them closer together.toge i think the other problem is there are am more people who have begun to participate in this marriage because of the politics of it and i think th

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was actually a record in addition to revenue itt came from cloud services depends on the range and how it turns out. guidance, thee estimate definitely beat there. amazon of the highest as seen in after-hours trading by about 2%. yvonne: thank you so much. live from new york. at next, the outlook on hong kong and china's property markets. we will be to ronnie chan. this is bloomberg. ♪ yvonne: a quick check of the latest business flash headlines, apple is selling arms to ask that for shareholder rewards. they rolled out the company to lower yields than it will use for working capital and debt repayment. apple has relied on the bond market to fund a share repurchase program and currently has about $72 billion of bond debt. new advertising rules are hurting china's biggest search engine. , they fell by a worse curved and under of as that can fromown while costs rose video streaming to on demand services. company rejected a $1.2 billion loss in the first half due to a write-down down on the canadian oil assets. it would be the first loss since 2000 when it began trading. expect total out

.>> y're >> gary is living it up this itt friday morning.orni >> luckiest man in hundred milel radius.dilet's put it that way.ay. >> i love it, gary.t, gar >> is the hair okay.ka >> your hair looks great. my curls have fallen.alle what can you do for me.e. >> it's not humid as y yesterday it was outrageouslysly humid. d. today we're just kind of humid.. okay? temperature right now hah jumped to 86 degrees. 8degree 79 for gaithersburg. already 84 dulles. it's going to be hot today butob again not quite as humid whichhh is good. goo what we were yesterday.te here's your forecast for youasty getting hot obviously we may bee jumping that 11:00 o'clock00 o'c temperature because i think thinking 87 we're already at 86 it might be hotter than that.ttr mostly sunny 92 at 2:00 p.m..m up into the mid 90s for highs hg and yes, there is a slight a slh chance later on this afternoonsr that we could get a spotty spo thunderstorm or two. two i do believe most of us stays sy dry. high pressure is still in placea again we're still hot today. weaver waiting on this frontal t system it's a cold front realr

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what any hardliner could have told him what had happened, the self-destruction of the ussr. , itt hadn't been for him might have been distraction. it might have been a popular revolt or interethnic dÉnouement. it could have been war with the west. we have to count ourselves lucky i think that he came to power and he was greeted by an american president who intuitively understood he could make peace with this man. >> i have a question. curious, white gorbachev learn about international relations? do you think he had a good understanding of foreign policy? i noted he's the first real 1931. man born in i don't know how they shaped his worldview. >> really interesting question. always something of a secret reformer. the 2020 partyof congress. for two more decades they had to horrah behind their hands. learned to keep his opinions to himself. i think like reagan he made up his mind on the basis of his own opinions. he was willing to change his mind. distrusted the reports he got from the kgb. basise up his mind on the of what he saw in the west. he had been to italy. he admired the italian co

itt is key as we distribute on her own so we are not only 400 stores around the u.s. grocery stores around the u.s.. it's important to get that coffee to the stores quickly because once it's roasted, it starts to degrade. it want to grind it and brew as close to the roasting date as possible. we have 500 different route sales trucks. each truck drives around delivering to grocery stores every day. when you why the coffee in the grocery store, this is what makes us different, it might be 30 or 45 days old at the most. would be moreolks like a one year to almost 18 months. and that shows up in the quality of the product. where do you see the business going forward? where does it have to be as far as growth and better margins? is it buying smaller coffeehouses? is it providing more food service? starbucks and dunkin' donuts are strong in that area. where is it for you guys? >> it's a little bit of everything. this is our 50th year in the first 46 years, we achieved $400 million in revenue. in the last four years, we have doubled that revenue. we will be well over $800 mi

i make itt investors, clear that we are going to remain free.oing to try to make money, but we are going to remain free. it's interesting to see who backs out of that and who continues in the running. fortunately, the ones we have are all very supportive of that. ofly: that was the ceo duolingo. now to google taking a step toward ditching the world's wireless the work into one seamless coverage. so americans can use the 135less service in companies and google is lifting the speed cap on its overseas service. google is offering this for a flat rate. up next, we take a trip to the ocean floor and check out the undersea cable google just spent $300 million on. tomorrow, do not miss the global strategist of elian's global investors. this is google -- this is bloomberg. ♪ emily: google gets more time to answer european antitrust charges. the eu alleges the company wielded power over smartphones to crush competition for mobile apps. they do have until september 7 to respond to a statement of the junction. by sending the statement, the eu paves the way

there was never any fighting itt was only students celebrating their graduation. chief here says almost right ofs the bat his officers got it wrong in >> what's going on in there? >> we have a graduation celebration.ce >> can i see id of somebody that lives here. >> reporter: it doesn't take long fort under actions betweenr students and police to a escala. >> sir sir. s >> whose resident. >> sir.>> into move back.k. >> we need to so that everythint is okay: >> reporter: police entered thei apartment and immediately shutdown the graduation party. into near out of this area. out of this area now. >> reporter: some leave. others refuse. an officer is surrounded byy students and then kay is o as pepper spray is used on the crowd. from there students are screaming as police try to control of the scene. >> three of us. >> reporter: two people are arrested. and then as firefighter helped treat people who had been pepper sprayed.raye >> back up and let the firefighters do they're thing. n let the firefighter do theirr d thing. >> reporter: the same officer sprayed the cro

maybe itt will help you cool a all thel a rest of my weather maps are going to look hot.ot.d have widely scattered storms around tonight.onig cooling for some of you. it did a little damage aroundron east port area. ar little bit of damage. i do not expect storms tomorrow. i do expect it to be anotherto very hot b day. but if i have any good news at all may be able to tell at thisl time will feel less humid on sun. the reason is we're going too have northwest winds that should dry us out a little bit. unfortunately, they don't lastot into monday. monday looks likes the hottestks day the day we l may challenge e record getting up to 99 degrees on monday is what we're thinging. on monday there's a good chancec of strongay storms. this is hottest stretch of weather we've had so far this summer.er. 98 degrees felt like 105.. monday should be the hottest day of the stretch. and that is the record on monday 100 degrees. we could be closes to that.hat tuesday still a few storms butms we start getting things a bit more reason b not that far off.t that's a lot of time with temperatur

>> the issue is how does itt impact the work that i do and the work that the department of justice does? i certainly wouldn't do it again. president obama's first campaign event with his former secretaryf of state days away the whit i think the president feelseels strongly that that's a decision that she should make withoutld regard to his opinion.is this morning, the fbi director answered questions. a well placed fbi source saidai agents are livid and what appears to be more political interference in the criminalrimi investigation. lynch would not address the timetable as the moderator tried to end on a lighter note.te. what didn't eric holder tell you about this job? what's the onee thing you wish he had told you? where the lock on the plain door was. a law enforcement said lynch's''s statement did not diffuse the situation but made it real toxic because there is real anger and frustration among the fbi who has lost faith in the whether it house.se. > a chaotic scene florida after an arrangatang escaped its cage at busch gardens. this marks the second time ini just weeks an arrangatan

itt can we infer having seen was the main strategic objective of that speech and tell me how it did ort accomplish that objective. bob: the democratic convention was reaganesque, if i can say was, and the republican goldwater-esque. i think she was trying to culminate the convention on an affirmative note that also indicted donald trump. i think she wanted to convince people that you could trust her on issues and she wanted to convince people that they could not trust donald trump on national security policy. when you see general alan up there, you see all those flags. if you are a visitor from mars who came only once every 12 years, you would have said that must be the republican convention. look at all those flags. look at the general. i think she had a clear objective to and affirmatively and disqualify him. we have less than 30 seconds. the democrat convention was very well-planned. if they could turn the clock back and make one decision differently, what do you think it would have been? bob: i think it would have been to remove debbie wasserman schultz sooner. steve: that is proba

florida is a win by default. 40%itt romney in 2012 got of the latino vote and still lost. of the vote will donald trump -- >> it has increased by 2% of the total state vote. runningif romney were -- >> he would have lost. at this point, what is your fondest hope for how the week goes? >> my fondest hope? a continued bumpy road over the ays, continued perception of disunity, so much that it encourages an independent candidate to get in the race and give republicans an alternative. that would be my hope for this week. i am not going to mention names. john: why? who would you like to see? >> my first choice would be mitt romney. but he is not doing it. i am still hoping to see in a -- donaldconscience trump is still finding himself as a political, you know, candidate. let's see if he finds himself in a way and surrounds himself with people that get me there. >> last night during the 60 minutes interview, leslie stahl the iraqe pence about war. trump said he was misled. this is not pence influencing trump. this is trump dismissing this guy. mark: two very optimistic men. thank

we crank the heat saturday sunday inland areas will be feeling itt< t.word of caution just watch out triple digit inland(b at heat hangshl-ound fr the start of the@mork week but 6xe0get a little work out.namigt >> that's right. >> thank you sandhya. >> still to come on 7 news at sp%or craneeó collapse across x sp%or craneeó collapse across x lanes of highway on the east investigation now under way into what caused a construction crane to collapse on the bridge here which connects new york and new jersey. crane fell across all lanes of the span around noon. local time shutting down traffic and trapping drivers for hours. amazingly no cars were hit 5 people suffered minor injuries. officials say the crane was sitting on the deck of the new bridge which is under construction. bridge about 30 miles north of manhattan. >> over sea massive effort to move 500 wild elephant. no doubt a big task.!n the telegraph britain release video of massive effort relocating the large animal to wild life reserve here. animal are see dated. check by vest and fitd with tracking collar before krau hoist them

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officer brad shaw planned to take here on his trip to d.c., the recent violence making itt more somberand we've just learned the namee of the third officer killed, a sheriff's employee named brad cigar foal a. now picks initially police said they were searching for two i additional suspects. they're now saying the suspectue killed was the only shooter, but they're not to the point to sayn that he acted alone. officials in louisiana are planning another pressla conference tomorrow afternoon. t stay with fox5 for in t ting coverage of the baton rouge policehe shooting. tonight at 11 we'll be life from the lose san a cap l toll and we'll keep you updated with the latest. you can also check in with us on twitter and facebook.ace now to another big story, we'ree following a hostage situation inside a fast food restaurant in for hours the suspect was holding people captive includinl a seven year old girl. fox5's alexandra limon reports. >>reporter: some good news to report out of southwestout baltimore in a situation thatitu could have ended tragicallyragi wrong, but instead the suspect is i

here, because i was not there last night, as i sat here and watched itt and listened to the words, it thought about, what a great moment, what a signature moment and the key important moment. we must remember this moment, that moment, not the election after, but for decades to come. aybe within that, there is context or situation where we can create a different narrative about our relationship. i relationship with law enforcement. i relationship before the civil war, i relationship goes way back to after the civil war, the relationship with law enforcement. it we are seeing it perpetuated and sustained. certainly, when they talked about the movement, i was thinking about, we talked about , they talkedatter about police brutality. but they have been inclusive of other dynamics. they talk about education, they talk about all the different things that affect black lives, the lives of young black children. all the time, every single thing. i remember when i worked for a city government. knew how many jobs would be coming. group't saying that my was perfect, but there was a different kind

was very privileged toen watch the show have been when i had a feeling i can only liken it to vertigo itt is hard to write about this without sounding like you are high. i have tried to do it trust me we were knowing that the president would come to the show technically after river supposed to be dead but if the president is coming you crack open the of laptop to add the epilogue to see him walk onstage after the showngtou in steel and where he sawin the farewell address then to see obama look back on his own administration to see past and present sugar next to each other in that distance to collapse of theve biggest moment happened after the book went to press and was very lucky to go to the white house with the hamilton company to perform for the president and vice president in in an incredible array of dignitaries and i can only thank the theater gods i did not have to write about that on a book deadline because i was on a rocky mountain high [laughter] one that they did try to write about the to understand what is special about the show this is the song that chris jackson sings of far

harold: no, i think itt reinforces for voters and reinforces for the party and independents alike theh and diversity and strength of the party. when you look at a hillary clinton in the white house, with whoever she chooses for her vp, and surrounds herself -- it was reported over the weekend she might consider the ceo of apple tim cook the ceo of facebook sheryl sandberg to be a part of that team. you combine it with a formidable team in the u.s. senate, i think it signals to the country that here is a president who can work with congress that can get things done. you even heard republican senators quietly and some even publicly say they can work with her on foreign policy issues, economic policy issues. so i think just the contrary. even today with president obama, she opened and opened with a lot of electricity, a lot of excitement and a lot of substance. and to hear the president underscore how smart she is i think only emphasizes the point more, amplifies the point more that she is not only ready but ready to work with congress in the process. kellyanne: today may be her best day

the pentagon made an historicist decision today, the impact itt could have on the lgbtb community. mike, shawn, less than two hours left of june 2016. couldn't have asked for a better end to june. july might start with a few thunderstorms.th we'll time out your friday hourr by hour after fox5 news at 10 rolls on right after the break. > it's a who the summer day buh it cooled off to become a beautiful thursday evening righd around the d.c. region. a life look the at the white house. it feels pretty nice right there. things should stay calm overnight. mike thomas is keeping an eye on some possible storms fortorm tomorrow afternoon.fter >> you're absolutely right. they could be on the strongstro side, but let ' start byby focusing on what a gorgeous itit was today. last sunset of june here. this was corey love who sent this in from southeast d.c.c. humidity wasn't too bad, although you've been out andut about it's getting a little more humid out there, the southerly wind is bringing up a little more moisture from the south and we'll be in for full humidity as we head into tomorrow af

the fact that we are going to build d a movement after h hilly clintonn --that is not how itt works.o inject some hope in thihis discscussion rather t than fear. i've been traveling around this country for the e last two years trying to talk to tea partiers and conservatives and manyy people who are prorobably goingo vote for donald trump to try to undersrstand whahat it is that y are doining and how they view america and why they are acting in ways that are so obviously against their self-interest. hehere is e interestining thing i've found. this great a antiestablishment wave occurring on the leleft in the right has a great overlapap, isyou will, and that overlap a deep contempmpt for what many people on the right call "crony capitalili." those e people on the riright, y workrking people, theyey are nol white, many of them are, many of them are working class, many have suffered from m trade and technological displacement and a government that is really turning its back on them. aboutf thehem feel as angry the current system and about corporate welfare and about in politics as many

yes, we have to make sure that meetingr structure is our demands, and itt is essentially responding to things they said they were going to do. there is a certain level of accountability that i do not know has been achieved yet. that is not just by the black community. i think that is by the american society as a whole. that is part of the frustratitin coming up with the bernie movement. people do not feel like poliliticians have been heheld accountable. but what they fail to realize is that we e are the ones that are supposed to keep all editions accountable. with t that, i think i'm a you knowow, we are talalking about policy solutions. i think hillary clinton needs to have someone in her ear are talking about what types of solutions needed to be had. i do not know that, given the 1994 crime bill, that i would fully say, you know, have at it, you create the policies, and we will be behind it. it needs to be a conversation. i would just say that, first, talking about the 1990's, i think it is one thing if you are in a black community that is absolutely having issues with ofme and pover

>>i think it might beve a littlt blip and she will get over itt because she's funny. >> she's so filledl. i love her so much. >> kevin, thank you very much. >> boulevard ye guys. >> bye-bye.>> bye >> coming up how do you decide who from work makes the cut forc your wedding? >> oh, boy. oh, b all right.all r plus how to handle a middle mdl school affair that gets kind off ugly. sarah frasier another edition of love and order. ♪ >> coming up next. ♪ ♪ ♪ >>> all right.> you hear the music. it's tuesday and that means it'' time for little love and order. sarah fraser shares the messagea she gets from fans who and we try to offer some advice. advic first up today we're talking tki weddings and who make the cut.hk here message.. >> getting married this fall and wondering how many if any of myo co-workers i should invite.vit here's my issue. my wedding is only going to be 80 possible so i have to keep tk the guest list tight. t i'm good friends with about 12 1 of my co-workers but can only invite three or four.r f how do i explain to my co-workers they can't all come?? do you think inviting a

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we don't call itt -- we have a president who doesn't t want to call it what it is. you look at world trade center, look at san bernardino, paris -- 130 people killed and 70 injured in paris from that attack. you look at orlando. it is out of control. ill, unless we get stronong and realally stronong and very, very smart leadership, it -- amy: anderson cooper. mrs. clinton: we are at war with these terrorist groups and what they represent. it is a different kind of war. we need to be smart t about howe wage it and when it. amy: this comes as newt gingrich, who reportedly is one of the people on donald trump's shortlist for vice presidential running mate, also broke out after the nice attack. "wepoke to fox news saying should frankly test every person here who is of muslim background. if they believe in sharia, they should be deported." donald trump was expected to name his vice presidential pick today, but he said he is delaying in light of the nice attack. another person on the shortlist to is believeved to be his s che is indiaiana governonor mike pe. as governor,

that that's the title and he said let me think about it and he came back a day later and said i think itt will work but let's so thunder was born. and black and white with sammy davis junior, he looked into into a world, one world black, one world white. very simple, very direct title like came up with that and my editor liked it. king of the cats. adam clayton powell, that did not erupt from within me, my editor came up with that title. he thought that he was a real cool cat unless came of the book king the cats and butler, that sort of was right out there and stan gross will crossville, the photographer myself for the two people who took that long 42 day trip trip on the mississippi river, that's two on the rivern and family memoir, of columbus, my editor came up with that title to. so that's the story behind theht titles. other books have been writtennd what did i bring to my book? i would like to think something very different i always try to find a window, different window, side door a back door to into what i'm telling these sweeping biographical stories. i need an angle, a differen