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officers johnathan, he goes by j.d., de guzman. j.d. is a six-year veteran of our police department. more importantly, he is a loving husband and father of two young kids who are now grieving the loss of their dad and their husband. our deepest condolences go out to j.d.'s family. and we ask that you keep them in your thoughts and prayers in the days that lie ahead. our second officer, who was a victim in last night's violent attack, is officer wade erwin. wade is a nine-year veteran of our police department. he is still in serious condition. we are grateful to say he's expected to survive the attempt on his life. police continue to keep his family also in your thoughts and prayers. let me give you an update on what we know thus far. keep in mind this is a critical and ongoing investigation that is likely to last the next several days and the information may change. last night, just before 11:00, our two uniformed officers assigned to our gaining suppression team attempted to stop an individual at 3700 acacia grove way. as a point of cl

week and early next week, sunday and monday we will drop humidity but hot, humid stretch ahead. >> j.dnks very much. >>> tribute more than a decade in the making a moving moment when local community unveils a 9/11 memorial. >>> an explosive situation where an atm blows up. what police found inside the damaged machine that surprised them. we been trying to prepare for this day... and i'm still not ready. the reason i'm telling you this is that there will be moments in your life that... you'll never be ready for. your little girl getting married being one of them. ♪ ♪ we have a warning from police in newark delaware. a man tried to abduct two women within a few hours of each other. first attack happened at colonial gardens apartment on east main street. four hours later another woman was attacked right around the corner outside main towers. in both cases, man grabbed would the men from behind, but he ran away when women for the back, police only have a vague description of the suspect. >>> philadelphia police are looking for person who tried to blow up, an atm in philadelphia's strawberr

but at the time she was recently graduated law j.d.. she was also a young woman with a child and nobody would employ her. she ended up as a libyan in chicago. when she came back to hawaii there was racial and gender discrimination so she hung up her shingles and her clients were relatively poor so her first case she received fish for payment. as she was trying to make a space for herself as a professional woman she got involved in politics and behind-the-scenes organizer and then she herself ran for office. ooh >> did she have any particular qualities that made her successful as a candidate? >> i never seen her in person. i only have seen footage about her. she seemed to be a very stirring speaker. she participated in debate in college and in high school. so she had that ability to really move people. she was also committed to democratic ovals, so she supported workers, she support femd who are marginalized, wanted to make sure they had equal access and equal rights and made sure the government was there. she grew up under fdr in the gr

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j.d., thank you for joining us today. times" columnist who is a big fan of your book essentially wrote this week in a column the disappointment and disenchantment voters feel in this country goes far beyond what gdp can explain. would you agree? >> yeah. i absolutely agree. so if you think about these problems on the one hand you have an industrial rust belt economy that's really e really struggled in a lot of fundamental ways. on the other hand what you have is an economy -- excuse me, a culture and social crisis that's come along with that economy. so you have folks who are increasingly likely to die of heroin, folks who are dying of other natural causes, and when you combine these two things together, i think what you have is a group of people who are very frustrated, who are very angry and who are thinking very seriously about the future and what that means in a lot of different ways. >> j.d., you're a hillbilly, right? >> i am. absolutely. you know, it's the sort of term that folks i think don't appreciate outsiders

says there could be a few bolts of lightening as well, is that right, j.d., lightening.s up, my man, we will be right sfx: crowd cheering sfx: crowd booing ♪ sfx: crowd chanting ♪ sfx: crowd cheering ♪ sc johnson, a family company the peach tree road race took place in atlanta, first wave, the wheelchair division, began the race at 6:30 this morning. and women's and mens group began after 7:00. this race is considered to be the largest 10k in the world. >>> move over snug i and make room for snacky. tortilla towel is perfect beach a accessory, if you want to look like, rolled up mexican food. and apparently aloft people do. it has already sold out, on line. tortilla towel can make you look like a taco, quesadilla or burrito, if you dare, be careful, someone put some hot sauce on you, and, sting the. >> roll it up with this forecast, it will get hot. >> yes. >> pool or ocean. >> you are talking about lightening. >> possibly later on. we have got fire works all over the place. you will get wet heading out most likely. we will get showers in here. they will be scattered but

teams and helicopters rushed to the j.d. deguzman killed. >> a loving husband, father. i know him. and this is gut-wrenching. >> reporter: the other officer, wade irwin, expected to survive. the shooting comes as police are on high alert in the country, following the targeted killings of officers. weeks. >> reporter: police are still investigating, but they hope that body cameras provide crucial evidence. >> thank you. >>> we turn next to the dangerous weather. in kansas, powerful winds, up to 85 miles an hour. and in brooklyn, heavy rain and flash flooding combine. here's ginger zee. >> several headlines, let's go straight to the map. the severe thunderstorm map, parts of wyoming, nebraska. the monsoon in full swing. you go to the east, three inches minutes. so, the northeast drying out, but still in severe drought. buffalo, syracuse, getting rain saturday night. central pennsylvania, bull's eye. and watching the atlantic, it's a 50% shot of that one developing in the next five days. >> ginger, thanks to much. >>> the investigation of flint, michigan's supplies is widening tonight

j.d. schnider is in tokyo for us. good to have you on the program. japanese economic data was a bit of a mixed bag. they are tending towards the negative side. tell us about it. j.d.: the cpi came out, and it showed overall consumer prices were down, as they have been the last few months, and even excluding fresh food, which is the bank of japan zone survey, they were also down 0.4% after having fallen in april and march. prices are where they were when governor kuroda started his unprecedented asset buying program, stimulus program, three years ago. they haven't budged. that is a concern to policymakers. the survey held. confidence remained about the same. results were almost all in before the brexit vote. and the further strengthening of the yen. one would have to think that they are not entirely reflective of the mood right now, and so policymakers have quite a bit of concern about the state of the japanese economy. anna: some people have pointed to the survey and said come it didn't change much. out, perhaps it's rearview mirror, backward looking

. >> j.d. tippit was shot three times in the chest in the oak cliff section of dallas.saw the suspect walk into the texas theater. >> someone has been arrested in one of the downtown theaters. they don't know if it was the person who shot the policeman or the person who actually shot president kennedy. >> the police suddenly jumped this man and started to drag him out of the theater, hustled him out to the car as the crowd broke and they grabbed this man and tried to run with him. they shouted "murder" and the officers hustled him into the car and ran away just as fast as they could. >> as we mentioned a short while ago a number of arrests have been made in dallas in the wake of president kennedy's death. we have scenes of one of those arrests in the downtown area. this is just after a dallas policeman was shot in the vicinity of a downtown movie house. >> paul bentley. >> how did you approach him? >> i approached him and as he approached him, the man hit mcdonald in the face. and as he reached for his pistol i grabbed him along with two or three other officers. >> what

montgomery county attorney j.d.bright says it's one of the most incredible chases he has ever seen. >> i am amazed that somebody wasn't t-boned, there wasn't a head-on collision. there was at one point two cars are coming at her, and somehow she manages to drive right between them. >> reporter: the girl's grandmother called police thursday evening saying the 12-year-old and her 5-year-old cyst were missing along with the car. authorities used on-star to track down the vehicle, spotted the older sister in the drivers seat and tried to pull her over. that's when the chase started. >> sometimes she's in the center line, other times the eastbound lanes, then she moves as far to her left. she's on the shoulder in the eastbound lanes going to wrong direction. and, so, there's many, many, many cars coming at her. >> on-star ultimately ended the chase by remotely disabling the car but not before the 12-year-old sideswiped at least one other vehicle. remarkably, no one was injured. the 12-year-old girl was taken into custody

teams and helicopters rushed to the scene. 16-year veteran j.d. deguzman was killed. >> a loving, caring husband, father. i know him. and this is gut-wrenching. >> reporter: the other officer, wade irwin, expected to survive. residents told to shelter in place as police scoured the neighborhood for suspects. the shooting comes as police are on high alert throughout the country, following the targeted killings of officers in dallas and baton rouge. >> we've seen this happen way too many times in the last few weeks. >> reporter: police are still investigating, but they hope that the body cameras the officers were wearing provide crucial evidence. tom? >> phillip, thank you. >>> we turn next to the em extreme weather at the end of a very hot week. the heat fueling severe storms. this moving across parts of the midwest. in kansas, powerful winds, up to 85 miles an hour. this driver getting little shelter under a gas station awning. and in brooklyn, heavy rain and flash flooding combine for a menacing commute. here's ginger zee. monitoring the weekend

as he's done throughout his career, j.d.ration of artists as season two of "the rap game" kicks off on lifetime. what a busy man you are. >> what an introduction. >> you don't get that anywhere else. >> that's amazing intro. >> how much money are you havfu on the show? >> you give teens a shot. >> i'm having a great time. this is how i started. >> how old were you when you knew music was going to be your life? >> 12. >> mm-hmm. >> yeah. >> these kids, they have a lane in. what was your lane in? if kids can get famous on youtube or something, we find them. how did you -- >> it wasn't around for you. >> i was doing talent shows. you know, entering talent shows. going to schools i didn't go to and enter their talent shows and try to win. >> did you always have confidence and think you could do it? >> yes. >> did you start as an instrume instrument instrumentalist, a vocalist? >> i did it all. >> what's different from when you were a kid compared to the kids you're dealing with on your show. >> the lack of education about the cu

j.d., i will be reading this this weekend. the intention all along to let people decide. she is not recusing herself and she is not stepping aside. >> are you a simpsons fan? >> i am. >> the author that says nothing to see here, move along, move along. >> yeah. that was him saying nothing to say here, move along -- >> i really hope she doesn't do that. >> it would be a terrible mistake. to say i planned to do this all along, that is not the case. >> shi is refusing to apologize. it is confusing to be half way here, to say i'm not recauused >> it's confusing. >> she turned this over to comey now. >> even if she was still in the game it would have been almost as devastating for hillary. >> if you're in the middle of a campaign and you're indicted -- >> what's the point of rubber stamping the recommendation? >> she wasn't going to rubber stamp the recommendation. holder stamped the petraeus recommendation. >> that's not the posture she is taking. >> of course not. >> must have ban goeen a good meeting. >> thanks. >>> still ahead,

and two children and told them directly how proud all of us are, our city, our state, our nation for j.d. >> the suspect, 52-year-old jesse gomez, was shot and taken into custody. investigators are reviewing police body camera video. at this point they aren't calling the shooting an ambush. >>> knew this morning, pope francis told hundreds of thousands of young people in poland to believe in a new humanity. one that does not use borders as barriers. he's in eastern europe, his visit included a visit to the auschwitz death camp. many people were there as part of world youth day. >>> now to north carolina and the story of a boy with autism who was turned away from a local restaurant. six-year-old e. j. patterson was eating his favorite food, mcdonald's french fries, at a golden corral restaurant with his mom. they were asked to leave because the french fries came from outside the restaurant. when a mcdonald's franchise owner heard e. j.'s story, he stepped in and offered him an unlimited supply of french fries for a year. >> your heart bleeds, you know. >> she said the gift will be a big h

and two children and told them directly how proud all of us are, our city, our state, our nation for j.d. >> the suspect, 52-year-old jesse gomez, was shot and taken into custody. investigators are reviewing police body camera video. at this point they aren't calling the shooting an ambush. >>> now to north carolina and the story of a boy with autism who was turned away from a local restaurant. six-year-old e. j. patterson was eating his favorite food, mcdonald's french fries, at a golden corral restaurant with his mom. they were asked to leave because the food came from outside the restaurant. when a mcdonald's franchise owner heard e. j.'s story, he stepped in and offered him an unlimited supply of french fries for a year. >> your heart bleeds, you know. >>> she said the gift will be a big help. she usually spends about $200 a month at mcdonald's. >>> one woman celebrated her 80th birthday by doing something some people half her age are afraid to do. she went skydiving for the first time at the lodi airport in the sacramento area. this is how she wanted to celebrate her eight decades o

jackson browne, j.d. henley, and fray, linda ronstadt, joen i mitchell and james taylor.is it difficult to reveal it constantly to so many people. why do you do this? >> i feel an obligation to people and to myself to share myself maybe as honestly as i can. ♪ i left my folk and friends with the aim to clear my mind out ♪ ♪ well i hit the rowdy road and many kinds i met there many storied told me all the ways to get there ♪ ♪ ooh ♪ so on and on i go ♪ the seconds tick the time out ♪ ♪ and there's so much left to know ♪ ♪ when i'm on the road to find out ♪ >> everyone was just trying to do whatever came into their head. >> in the early days paul and i we wanted to be the king of england. they were very big those days. >> we had no idea who the people were, the mysterious mr. king was. wrote the songs, chains the beatles did, i'm into something good which was part of the british invasion. we did discover this remarkable woman, carole king. >> carole king made the transition from being behind the scenes woman to a star in her own right. ♪ i feel the earth move under my feet

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arreola constantly going to his right and mark breland says the check hook will be there, you heard j.d.'s voice in wilder's corner and also saying if he's going to walk there throw the hook. >> danny: the left uppercut to the body, he will walk right into it and that will set the right hand up. this is a slow-paced fight. i think this favors arreola. this is the pace he wants. he doesn't want to be in a fight to make him dig deep. >> brian: obviously, arreola a big dodgers fan from los angeles -- he's got the "l.a." -- he had the l.a. cap on this morning at breakfast, has the l.a. gloves on now. >> virgil: chris is an l.a. fan period, born i believe in another state if i'm not mistaken but he was raised and bread and buttered in l.a. so he's a die-hard blue. >> danny: mark showed his experience as a coach and former fighter, he recognized what arreola was doing. so far chris hasn't shown him the check hook but he's coming forward a little b >> brian: wilder still has the space. if he can get in the pocket, i don't know what arreola can do if wilder can stand back and snap out that long

investigators are now trying to determine if it was intentional. 16-year veteran j.d. deguzman died in the shooting after stopping someone on the street. his partner is in critical condition. one suspect caught. another potential convention captured after an hours-long small medical transport plane that went down in northern california. the pilot of a piper pa31 is said to have reported spoke in the cockpit. the plane was traveling from crescent city to oakland. >>> a federal appeals court struck down a voter law that could affect the outcome of the election. the court finding that new voter restrictions were enacted with, quote, discriminatory intent because they disproportionately affect african-americans. now, the decision can be appealed to the supreme court but not before november. 17 s those are being challenged. >>> more charges in connection with flint, michigan,'s water crisis, six state employees are facing criminal charges for allegedly hiding the contamination. very high lead levels were found in residents, especially in children. >>> take a look at this. a

montgomery county attorney j.d.andbright says it is one of the most incredible chases he has ever seen. >> i'm amazed that somebody wasn't t boned, in all of this. there wasn't a head on collision. there is 1.2 cars are coming at her and somehow she manages to drive right between them. >> reporter: girls grandmother called police thursday evening saying that the 12 year-old and her five-year old sister were missing along with the car. authorities used on star to track down the vehicle, spotted the older sister in the driver's seat and tried to pull her over and that is when the chase start. >> by the time she's in the center lane, other times in the eastbound lanes and then she moved as far as to her left, she's on the shoulder, in the eastbound lanes going the wrong direction. so there is many, many, many cars coming at her. >> reporter: on star ultimately ended the chase by remotely disabling the car but not before the 12 year-old sideswiped at least one other vehicle, remarkably, no one was injured. marley hall f

and as i was saying earlier, that story does begin at the turn of the 21st century when j.d. rockefeller, who you probably learned about in a history class, had rolled up the oil and gas industry, controlled 90 percent of it, used a lot of ruthless and unethical practices to drive other companies out of business and to really control a resource that was very important at the time. originally, it was used for kerosene which people depended on for lighting their houses. now, around the turn of the century, well, some other companies formed. texaco and gulf were formed around oil found in texas. and in europe there were two other companies. i'm going to call all these companies by their modern names, because with the mergers and acquisitions through history, they've gone through dozens of changes. so we're talking about some very important companies that have done a lot of lobbying and have a big impact on where we are today. so the european companies are shell and bp. the u.s. companies were formed after rockefeller's standard oil was broken up. and you'll remember from history

the officer who died was 43-year-old jonathan deguzman, known as j.d., a 16-year veteran of the job.her of two. the chief of police say it's unclear if the officers were targeted when they tried to make a stop. the suspect in custody was wounded during the shooting and is in critical condition. deguzman is the 34th u.s. law enforcement officer to die in a shooting this year, a 79% increase from the same period last year. that according to the national law enforcement officers memorial fund. nearly two weeks ago police were in fact ambushed as you remember in baton rouge. the commander of the state police said the surveillance video shows the killer on the move, provides proof that three officers were wounded. three more were killed, including 45-year-old east baton rouge parrish sheriff's deputy brad garafola who was working extra duty at a convenience store when gunshots rang out. i spoke with his widow tonja a short time ago. tonja, i'm so sorry for your loss. what do you want people to know about brad? >> what i want people to know is what a great guy he was. how infectious his sm

the officer who died was known add j.d., a 16-year veteran of the job and the chief of police say it'sgeted. he is the 34th u.s. law enforcement officer to die this year, a 79% increase from the same period last year, that according to the national law enforcement officer. the commander of the state police said the surveillance video shows the killer on the move, provides proof that three officers were wounded, three more were killed, including 45-year-old east baton rouge deputy brad garafola. i spoke to his widow, tanya. i'm so sorry for your loss. what do you want people to know about brad? >> what a great guy he was, how infectious his smile and laughing for people and that there's not a negative thing you can say about him and people knew that and people knew him. >> he loved being a dad. >> without a doubt. he would want more kids. >> he had four kids. you guys had three and he has a child i think in texas. what kind of a dad was he? >> oh, he was a great dad. he was a silly dad. horseplaying kind of dad. >> he was a police officer when i met him. >> how did you two meet? >> what

arreola constantly going to his right and mark breland says the check hook will be there, you heard j.d.'s voice in wilder's corner and also wilder, saying if he's going to walk there throw the hook. >> danny: the left uppercut to the body, he will walk right into it and that will set the right hand up. this is a slow-paced fight. i think this favors arreola. this is the pace he wants. he doesn't want to be in a fight to make him dig deep. >> brian: obviously, arreola a big dodgers fan from los angeles -- he's got the "l.a." -- he had the l.a. cap on this morning at breakfast, has the l.a. gloves on now. >> virgil: chris is an l.a. fan period, born i believe in another state if i'm not mistaken but he was raised and bread and buttered in l.a. so he's a die-hard blue. >> danny: mark showed his experience as a coach and former fighter, he recognized what arreola was doing. so far chris hasn't shown him the check hook but he's coming forward a little bit more this round. >> brian: wilder still has the space. if he can get in the pocket, i don't know what arreola can do if wilder can stand

but that was a police force, j.d. tippett, a dallas policeman killed by lee harvey oswald. a solid case against oswald for killing tippett. so they've recovered. it's a great police force and they did everything they could that day. they've recovered and to have this happen to them is just heartbreaking to see this happen. and also the d.a.r.t. police, as you brought up and lawrence brought up, the transit police. you know, we've changed so much in america. transit police, university police, college police, facilities police. they're sometimes now the first line. that's where people attack, our transit or universities. sometimes those police officers are the first line in dealing with the shooters. so here's transit officers out there in blue. you know, operating that night in the thdemonstration. four of them shot down. >> especially when you're talking about the uniform making you a target, this is low resolution video, as our viewers know, some of this came off of periscope. some of it off of facebook live. some of it was just snatched down from social media. you look at

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j.d. spillit joins us.ood morning. >> thank you. >> as you know, the whole world mourns for what happened in dallas and sends condolences. help us understand how all of dallas and especially its police and d.a.r.t. police are coping. >> you know, it's -- words cannot describe what we're going through, but i must say that the outboweri outpouring of support in the communities and the cities throughout the united states and in our case as far away as canada, london, england, has been absolutely outstanding. i can't say enough about the dallas police department, how we're working together to get through this traumatic event. >> i know, chief it is a very traumatic event. a lot of people, still trying to wrap our brains around what happened. i understand your department was very close. brent thompson had just married a fellow officer two weeks ago. what are you saying to your troops to get them through? how are you -- what is of us? >> you know, the message is, keep your head up. remember brent. remember how he

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j.d., i know it'll end sometime but i'm guessing not in the next two and a half hours of the show. >>oken a sweat, leland. i want to know how it's possible. >> janice, southern men do not sweat. they nearly glisten. >> very nice. you don't look like you're glistening, my friend. any rate, let's look at the fire danger. you mention ed the heat across southern california. we have heat all over the map. i want to point out potential for wildfires across southern california, continued risk for the next couple of days. the current temperatures, i mean, into the 90s and 100 degrees. not only southern california, for much of the country, we have heat advisories in effect. take a look across the plain states, even the mid-atlantic. we are into summertime, my friends. where you see the warnings, heat indexes of well over 100 degrees in some cases. close to 105. even 110 degrees is what it feels like. people are urged to stay indoors and, of course, in the air-conditioning. unless you're like leland and you don't sweat. there is the current heat index. 104 in kansas city. 104 in tulsa and charl

ambassador, j.d. crouch.> actually the service members selected what they wanted in these care packages and first 10,000 of these will go out this week. probably do about 65,000 of these over the year. there's all kinds of other kind of care packages. >> they requested things like mama's mac and cheese, carrot cake. what is it? >> a taste of home. stuff they can't get when they are out deployed and that sort of thing. >> m&m's in the desert. >> healthy snacks. of course, the slim jim. the classic slim jim. >> i got to bring in my full pass. i was in the army for four years. one of the worst things was to go through a holiday without a care package. a care package made you think of home. you didn't care what was in it. you cared that somebody back home fixed you up with something called love. >> this is the american people reaching out, thousands of miles to overseas and showing love. >> we want to help. you've thrown down a challenge for us this morning. what's the challenge? >> how many of these guys can do