jack laughter is already an olympic european and commonwealth champion but today he was hoping to complete a grand slam of major diving titles with world gold. as you have been hearing he was on course until the final routine. we didn't quite work out. jack had led from the first round and his fourth—round dive was the high scoring we have seen in the competition so far. 105.30 and his fifth region also scored over 100 which gave him a huge lead over the chinese and olympic world champions who were his main rivals but for the second time in as many days, it went wrong for his final dive. as you can imagine, jack was devastated.” wrong for his final dive. as you can imagine, jack was devastated. i feel pretty d ea d imagine, jack was devastated. i feel pretty dead inside right now. i mean, most of the time i was good. but number four and five were really outstanding for me. i think i got a turn at one point and i don't know what happened on the last dive. i felt like it was right, ifelt like it was correct. but i made the same mistake again and that will haunt me for the rest of my life. un

still to come on sportsday: so near and yet so far — jack laughter sees gold slip from his fingers atwe hear from athlete james ellington, who's returning to the trackjust two and half years after sustaining severe injuries in a motorcycle accident. at the time i was happy to be alive and career—wise at the time i was happy to be alive and ca reer—wise i at the time i was happy to be alive and career—wise i was thinking, as long as i don't lose my leg, i will be back on the track. it was an incredibly tense day at the netball world cup with a thrilling match between rivals new zealand and australia. just one point seperating them with austalia the victorious side. they will now play either england or south africa, depending on the outcome of their game this evening. meanwhile both scotland and northern ireland won their matches today. kate gray has been watching at the liverpool arena. the match of the day was new zealand v australia — how tight was it? england will have been watching closely. i think they will definitely have been watching. it was very exciting and taking this tourna

fake review says, "drank this shake and got jacked." [ laughter ] real review says, "this thing has beenge for nine years in three different apartments." [ laughter and applause yeah, just pack it in the box. i'll use it one day. and finally, here's a slip 'n slide. the fake review says, "so much fun on h real review says, "i didn't get it wet enough. now i'm just praying my nipples grow back. [ laughter and applause we have a great show tonight give it up for the roots, everybody! [ cheers and applause ♪ ♪ [ cheers and applause >> jimmy: hey! nice to see you. i missed you guys. welcome back thank you so much. nice to see you, higgins nice to see you, roots did you have a good break would you say? >> steve: fantastic. >> jimmy: you did. >> steve: went to europe all over europe. >> jimmy: you went all over the place. you went -- where was that photo from you in a boat or something >> steve: lakeom>>immy: really >> steve: yeah >> jimmy: you hang out - >> steve: senor higgins? >> jimmy: oh >> steve: they knew the show in europe, everywhere >> jimmy: yeah, it's wild. i went -- i was over in

jack." right? [ light laughter ] >> jimmy: yeah, yeah, yeah, this is unbelievable >> do you trust me, jimmy. >> jimg to re-create the scene. >> jimmy: alright. >> so i need your arms out at 90 degree angle. >> jimmy: okay >> imagine you're looking out at the beautiful ocean a researcher's been deceived by a man, an old woman. [ laughter ] okay >> jimmy: that's right >> it's "titanic." c >> jimmy: yeah, ofourse. >> okay ready, light the titanium [ cheers ] wow! >> jimmy: yes! ♪ near far wherever that was unbelievable. >> how are you doing >> jimmy: i'm great. i'm not on fire, am i? i >> howyour heart, did it go on >> jimmy: my heart was gonna go on [ laughter ] >> okay, good, good, good. so, we were able to do that, so why didn't it burn you >> jimmy: i don't know why >> there was not enough heat energy in a little tiny spark to burn your skin. >> jimmy: because it did the marshmallow. >> right >> jimmy: so had my hands in closer to it >> riga , because heat is oduct of an object mass, and it's temperature so a larger object like the marshmallow, with all that heat concentrated on it, cooked the mar

interview with rachel maddow looking like some kind of sexy tim burton character [ light laughter ] it's like jack pumpkin king had a hot gay sister [ laughter ] but don't worry, rachel maddow is a professional. and she meets high-profile people all the time so you can totally count on her to keep her cool >> you're really good at talking -- i'm still so nervous [ laughter ] >> look how flustered she got. that's how other lesbians act when they meet rachel maddow [ light laughter ] it was truly the gayest week america has ever seen. now, i just want to say i know the u.s. women's national team is not just made up of lesbians and every team member's contributions to the world cup were incredible. but it was a big deal this week to watch the gay members of the team be so out and proud and unapologetic about who they are and for the whole country to be so onboard with it for once, americans were into lesbians but not in a creepy way. [ laughter ] [ cheers and applause i'm a lesbian, i'm a woman, and i'm also hispanic. so there hasn't been a lot of great news for me lately but watching america go in j

minnesota, which reported that you might want to use a different kind of cheese because pepper jack was too spicy. [laughter] nobody from northern minnesota said that. and i want to mention that in addition to that great leadership, we also have shirley from the city council, thank you very much. thank you for your leadership. she is not from this district but maybe you know her. she was from mason city, cedar rapids. she was the first indian-american legislator not just in iowa but in the united states of america. we were just meeting, because she told me her incredible story , how did you get involved in politics? her story is like so many women, her story was that she had kids and was at home, volunteered every day at the school, day after day. day after day. then school started dialing back on the curriculum that would make it harder for kids to get certain degrees and to be able to apply to certain colleges, so she went and talked to the school board. >> ok. that's great. it'll will be very good to mention that our treasurer is here, thank you. there you are. very good. she goes to the school board mem

[laughter] >> okay. bill, jack, and carl, thank you for this presentation. this is so exciting thinking, by the end of the year we may actually have a shovel in the ground in this wonderful community that is being developed is just extremely exciting. i also think it is "keep america great again" one phase 1 that you are building more than proposed previously. i think it is great that there's going to be more housing commercial, and the park. in phase 1 than previously. what phase is pier 48 to in >> that is a very good question commissioner. as i mentioned earlier, pier 48 is subject to a separate 10 year lease with a ballpark company, our current tenant. that lease allows the port to bring forward a development proposal for pier 48. it at least allows us to work together with the giants on the proposal if it is of mutual interest. we do not have long-term yet - use yet for pier 48. the project approval document will be voted in when we find it. the best i can answer you, for the next 10 years we have used so we are looking for longer-term use. >> what a re

here's jack black doing christmas bear crawls. [ laughter ] >> thor's mighty hammer. ♪ ♪ that's how weapplause j >>my: down under >> down under. >> jimmy: that's how we do it down under>> love the shirt tucked into the track pants. >> jimmy: he's one of the funniest dudes ever. let's talk about "men in ack. >> yeah. >> jimmy: "international." dude, i loved it so much and i watched it with my kids. which i don't know if it is ifr fokids, but they loved it. >> no, it is, yeah >> jimmy: the aliens are actually -- especially the first one, it's so cute. >> oh, it's amazing. i mean, i think i was 14 when the first one came out and just been swept up in the unique blend of this sort of police thriller comedy with sci-fi and it's sort of an introduction to will smith as, you know, world's biggest movie star and just -- at that time i remember thinking -- and not consciously the king i wanted to b actor but i wanted to inhabit those worlds and that -- the universe that those guys were creating and - >> jimmy: really, will smith >> yeah, he was one of my biggest heroes still is >> jimmydoes he

you know, it's like, "my arthritis had gotten so bad, i could barely jack a round into the chamber. [ laughtert see her, like sorting her bullets in her pill boxes and everything [ light laughter ] >> jimmy: oh, my gosh. >> so i hung up and i said to my wife, i said, "well, i know what to get mom for christmas. i said, "i'm getting her the magnetic holster she can put on the side of the walker [ light laughter ] and i'm getting her husband the bulletproof vest he can wear underneath his cardigan sweater, just in case she goes spider monkey during 'the wheel of fortune'. so - [ laughter ] >> jimmy: "wheel of fortune" argument [ applause ] >> yeah, right >> jimmy: let's talk about "bring the funny," if you do mind it. congrats on this show. >> yeah. >> jimmy: it's a hit show on nbc. it's you, chrissy teigen, kenan thompson i love the show, because i love any form of comedy >> yeah. >> jimmy: i just love to laugh >> well, i think the thing that's fun about it, any time you've ever seen a comedy competition on tv, it's always standup. and i'm a standup. i love standup but kind of the idea was -- w

>> crabs. [ laughter ] >> and car jacked. >> i have an enormous sense of pride to have done a multi-cameraion? >> is that like missionary position? [ laughter ] >> that was the longest that a sitcom had been on television in the history of broadcast television at the time. i think "big bang" is going to beat it, but still, that's amazing. [ laughter ] >> two people talking is the essence of a four-camera [ laughter ] >> lighting is not really an issue. there's no music that's going to help the material. >> check mate. >> there's no special effects. >> again? >> hopefully good words with good actors. >> must be humbling to suck on so many different levels. [ laughter ] >> "big bang" had this weird hurdle of not only fighting the natural fight everybody does, trying to find an audience, stay on the air, keep your job, yada yada. >> oh, no. >> this is why i wanted to have a costume meeting. >> there was also this weird wave of energy coming. you're in a genre that's pase. we're done with this. >> and the emmy goes to? >> jim, "the big bang theory." >> obviously we didn't go away and i believe

and things are going to change around here. ( laughter ) my personality is shifting under my feet. >> stephen: right. i'm going to get jackeden: flex. i'm going to develop a debilitating cocaine habit. >> stephen: not at first. that's right. >> stephen: supercharge it! i'm going to get so much done i'm going to buy a monster truck. >> stephen: a collection, have a garage filled with monster trucks. >> i'm sure disney is happy i said the word "cocaine" two minutes into the interview. >> stephen: pretty exciting. abc is owned by disney. but that's okay. i don't care. have you been to disney world? >> no. >> stephen: really, have i? you would know. >> i guess not. oh! i did! i did! ( laughter ) i did a standup gig there once -- >> stephen: you did standup at disney world? >> florida. >> stephen: world. it was a mistake for everybody concerned. ( laughter ) because i think if you are at disney world, the last thing that you want in that atmosphere of magic and anything possible is a comedian telling you that the world is going ( bleep ). ( laughter ) disney and i had different things that we wanted to do with people's evenings.

jack everybody's taxes up. you're laughing at me. it's true. >> i hope it doesn't happen in florida. [ laughter ] dagen: you got to talk to folks and makeaxes, jack. coming up, former vice president biden facing increased competition. what one poll says next. plus, taylor swift sounding off, her public battle for her music, her business options, yo ahead. ♪ you can count on me. ♪ like one, two, three. ♪ i'll be there. ♪ and i know when i'm need it i can count on -- i need tech that works at scale. dear tech, dear tech, dear tech, we're using ibm blockchain to help make sure food stays fresh. we're exploring quantum to develop next generation energy. we're using ai to help create more accessible health care. we're using iot to create new kinds of digital wallets. let's see some more headlines about that. let's expect more from technology. let's put smart to work. dagen: welcome back. i'm dagen mcdowell, in for maria bartiromo. it is tuesday, july 2nd. your top stories at 7:30 a.m. eastern. futures are showing a pullback this morning, a 41 point loss on the dow futures. this after yesterday's rally pushed the s&p a 500 to a new all-time h

neil: you know, lindsay, obviously jack didn't know we have the graphics package to go with this. >> [laughteril: so i'm wondering let's say we don't reach an agreement. then what? >> well i find it encouraging they are talking about it now because they usually leave it until the 11th hour the day of, or the stroke of midnight. i think this is absolutely right this is governing by crisis, 24/ 7 the american people see right through it. it's really governing by neglect i was thinking about it. we had reagan talking about social security reform. we had ross perot just passing away that was a fiscal hawk, we had al gore talking about lockboxes, but now the debt is so far on the back burner, it's off the stove and i think that the only point we're going to get anybody caring about it is when they have to raise middle class taxes or cut spend on. >> governor: programs and that's the way you get the american people aware of it. >> the only way we could do that is if the market forces us into that. >> well because the federal reserve broad $4 trillion worth of bonds in the credit market so we're in a

jacked he was going, like dehydrating himself. he was like -- i was like, "this old man is like putting me to shame." [ laughter ] it was crazy brove seeing you back in the ring, but if the tournament's too soon, we can send mad dog. you can keep training, and go next year. >> no, i'm ready it's just -- i was wondering what are you doing for prom? >> prom? >> yeah, i thought maybe we could go together as friends >> i would honestly love that. >> yeah, great [ cheers and applause >> jimmy: we love you buddy. >> thank you >> jimmy: thank you so much. come back whenever kj apa everybody [ cheers and applause catch him on "riverdale," wednesdays at 8:00 p.m. on the cw, and in the film, "the last summer" on netflix may 3rd, and legend wherever they're playing tomorrow in d.c. sting performs for us after the break. stick around everybody [ cheers and applause ♪ ♪ my experience with usaa has been excellent. they really appreciate the military family and it really shows. with all that usaa offers why go with anybody else? we know their rates are good, we know that they're always going to take care of us. it was an instant savings and i s

[laughter] aldrin: start to lose my balance in one direction and recovery is quite natural and very easy. moving your arms around, jack, doesn't lift you off the surface. not quite that light-footed. armstrong: i have the insulation off the mesa now. mr. aldrin: got to be careful that you are leaning in the direction you want to go, you -- slightly inebriated. you have to cross your foot over to stay underneath where your center of mass is. walter: [laughs] mr. aldrin: hey, neil, didn't i say we might see some purple rocks? mr. armstrong: find a purple rock? mr. aldrin: yep. mr. cronkite: sounds so happy. just beaming over there. small.rin: very sparkly. some sort of -- ofe a first guess, some sort -- we will leave that to the further analysis. mr. cronkite: buzz aldrin's transmissions are not breaking up. mr. aldrin: quarter of an inch. mr. armstrong: ok, houston. i am going to change lenses on you. >> roger, neil. wally: they have three lenses, i believe. 90e-angle man millimeter. mr. armstrong: ok, houston. some if you are getting a picture. neal, this is houston, that is affirmative. go.systems are over. mr. aldri

laughter] mr. aldrin: start to lose my balance in one direction and recovery is quite natural and very easy. moving your arms around, jack, doesn't lift you off the surface. not quite that light-footed. mr. armstrong: i have the insulation off the mesa now. mr. aldrin: got to be careful that you are leaning in the direction you want to go, otherwise you -- slightly inebriated. you have to cross your foot over to stay underneath where your center of mass is. walter: [laughs] mr. aldrin: hey, neil, didn't i say we might see some purple rocks? mr. armstrong: find a purple rock? mr. aldrin: yep. mr. cronkite: sounds so happy. just beaming over there. mr. aldrin: very small. sparkly. some sort of -- take a first guess, some sort of -- we will leave that to the further analysis. mr. cronkite: buzz aldrin's transmissions are not breaking up. mr. aldrin: quarter of an inch. mr. armstrong: ok, houston. i am going to change lenses on you. >> roger, neil. wally: they have three lenses, i believe. wide-angle 90 millimeter. mr. armstrong: ok, houston. some if you are getting a picture. >> neal, this is houston, that is affirmative. a

jacks, whatever you want. >> jimmy: okay >> for 15 seconds. and then, as soon as you're done, i'm just gng to ask you some questions [ laughter ] >> jimmy: i see all right, jimmy >> jimmy: yeah >> tell me how you're feeling? tell me about how u're feeling about how you feel >> jimmy: i just - >> all right [ laughter ] and, one more time, how did you feel when you first started out there? >> jimmy: i don't -- >> see how stupid that sounds? [ laughter ] it's not - [ applause ] it's not our faultim >>: it's not your fault. it's not your fault. >> it's not our fault. >> jimmy: blake griffin, everybody. [ cheers and applause go to hahaha.com for tickets to dusty slay performs stand-up for us after the break stick around [ cheers and applause ♪ role of a car company? announcer: to take your kids to and from school? announcer: we think it r. can be something bigge so we have the essays from the last three parts.hi announcer: ts summer,en volksws supporting america's teachers. announcer: visit your vw dealer to learn how you can join in. announcer: now during the volkswagen drive bigger event, get a 2019 jetta, tiguan, on and select atlas models. ♪ a

jack howe. the baby shark thing may be the biggest news of the week. [ laughter ] >.er presiden presil candidate, mike huckabee, former reagan economic advisor, art laffer, and robert ray and curtis chin, you do not want to miss this. the top story of the hour, president trump versus the democrats. nearly half of the democrat controlled house back impeachment inquiry against the president. the numbers steadily climbing closer to a majority. jerry nadler ramping up his push for impeachment. maria bartiromo spoke with house judiciary and intelligence committee member john ratcliffe yesterday. he said the case for impeachment is becoming a joke. >> my personal view is that he has done many impeachable offenses, he vi he lated the lax days from sunday but that's not the question. the question is, can we develop enough evidence to put before the american people, we've engaged in investigations into the alleged crimes and as to whether the president violated the oath of office. maria: do you think you popped the impeachment bubble. >> i think a lot of people have conceded i

then have lost every time so -- [laughter] but it was a lot of fun and it is my entry with the tater to the hot dish, what which involves some tater to the and some pepper jack cheese. and in an iowa-southern minnesota good folk lower, it was very popular in -- statewide in minnesota but then i was getting emails only from southern minnesota which said you might want to use a different type of cheese because the pepper jack was so spicy. no one from northern minnesota said that at all. in addition to bryce with his great leadership, thank you, bryce, for that, we have shirley from the city council. where are you? thank you very much for being here and your leep leadership and your fourth of july first and -- that you're ready for, and also, she is not from this district but maybe you know her. she is actually from mason city, right? marion, right? ok, i got that. from that area and she was the first indian-american legislator not just in iowa but in the united states of america. [applause] and that is an incredible story. and we were just meeting because she's been helping me out and we had this -- she told me her incredible story. i said howled you get invo

jack's nearly two. >> jimmy: is he two years old? what is he into? >> he's into - okay, so, right now, i probably watched the first half of "lion king," i would say almost every night since january. [ laughter get to, sort of, relive all these, like, childhood memories and go back through all your favorite movies. but "the lion king's" the only one that's stuck with him so far. >> jimmy: i would think, like, "peppa pig" would be giant >> "peppa pig" is big too. yeah >> jimmy: right. >> peppa, peppa, peppa, peppa. >> jimmy: yeah, i'm good please, no don't even start with "dora the explorer." >> i determined he was going to have an english accent for as long as we can string it out for, so. i'm like, "watch 'peppa.'" [ laughter ] >> jimmy: kids in america are getting english accents from - >> i heard that. i read that. i was like, "yes!" [ light laughter ] >> jimmy: it's a beautiful accent i love it. >> thank you >> jimmy: let's talk about your business i want to hear about rose inc. >> yeah. >> jimmy: this is a -- it's a cool thing that you thought of >> yes so, rose inc. basically kind of feels like my whole career led me to this place i've spent 16 years nearly every day in the hair and ma

jack brewer great to see everybody today. >> great to see you happy friday. >> my name better than you maria bartiromo. [laughter>> rally up everybody. dagen is in the house. come on. so sweet. all right we've got gdp this morning that is important. going to dig into that. so we're expecting almost 2% growth 1. % growth so things to watch out for i'll jump ahead. household spending infrastructure, investment and military buildup could contradict 4 percentage point to gdp but get a reversal inventory draw downs and moments in the trade deficit. that's what is in part gave us that 3.1% growth in first quarter is a reversal of that. key thing and we both talked to stephanie she said was how rapidly the venn story are drawn down if it isn't as fast as a lot of people expect you could press it up side. >> focus on inventory draw down is this price to the market gary. what do you think market is looking for today? >> i think definitely going to be focusing on the twitter earnings. >> they're at 7 a.m. >> i think we have a real focus right whether god or bad whether it is lawsuits against the companies like google. or