jamison is running things.ing, that is all you need. >> we're going to need a couple of those. >> he does the male move. he starts making a b line for the checkout. i got what i need. big shiny balls. it's even better. looks like he's going for bubbles. >> you got to have bubbles. later on, he's got mom's back. >> this kid would be great at the supermarket sweep. >> yes. >> that's a look at some of the best content online. go to right this minute to catch the next brand new episode. >>> time for some fresh viral videos "right this minute." >> don't need goldilocks. >> the moment the cops put the kabosh on his house party of one. >>> as fitness gear goes. they look a little strange but -- >> this is a thing, this is a real product. what the jawzercise may do for you. >>> when guys go fishing, they always come back with an incredible story. >> what has a kayaker asking, what is that? and a kid's youtube tutorial on how to cut your hair. >> he dives right in. >> the moment he knows he divings a little too deep.

jamison tyone, a career high 9ks today. >> the only thing shooting into the sky, andrew mccutcheon, offond deck, 422 feet. phils down three. the fanatic trying to pump life into the offense. it doesn't work. phillies lose 3-0. they strike out 14 times and leave 11 on base. jarred eickhoff making his first start for reading since being on the disabled list two weeks ago. eickhoff is eyeing sunday as his return to the phillies from his back strain. >> if the sixers want to be the beast of the east, they have to fight for it with the boston celtics. celtics number one in the division last season got better tonight. a green light for gordon hayward leaving utah after seven year, deal worth $128 million. sixers add another shooter. last year's 25th over all draft pick. it has not been determined if he will play in the nba summer league. markel fultz is expected to play in the summer league game tomorrow against the jazz. the sixer number one pick is trying to work on timing and pace, defense and leadership skills after scoring 17 in his debut. >> i show people our defensive end. i think i pl

this is jamison. jamison loves yogurt. watch what happens when the yogurt's gone. >> uh-oh. >> get ready for the waterworks because that's the only place this could go. >> what happened? >> it's like, lick the spoon, man. he just throws it. it's over. >>> that's some of the best the internet has to offer. we appreciate you watching. and♪ >> barbara sinatra, the fourth and final wife of frank sinatra has died at the age of 90. she married old blue eyes in 1976. their marriage lasted 21 years, their longest marriage. they were married at the estate of a friend, a wealthy and famous man in his own right. >> he came to me and said i want you to know that i've decided that you're good for frank. and i think that you should be married. and i said, walter, from your mouth to god's ear, yes. you tell him. so evidently, he did. and here we are. >> with her husband's help, she founded the barbara sinatra's children's center. it provided therapy and other support to young victims of physical and sexual support. >>> a new report is re

jamison here, he's running things.udding. >> and that is all you need. >> we're definitely going to need a couple of

here in anna werner, ann jamison would love to talk about health care with ryan, she has been trying to reach his office since january by phone. how successful have you been? >> not successful at all. >> reporter: nothing? no, no. >> reporter: even though she lives outside his district, she says ryan is the speaker of the house, a national figure and not merely a congressman from jamesville. >> the message ends with it saying the voice box is full and you're not able to leave a message. >> reporter: the message she said she would leave, jane, is paul ryan and all members of congress work for the people and are supposed to listen to them. >> pauley: dean reynolds in madison, wisconsin, thank you. the labor department reports the economy added 222,000 jobs last month, but the unemployment rate climbed to 4.4% as more americans started looking for work. the department of education and secretary betsy devos are being sued by 18 states and the district of columbia, that's after the department suspended rules meant to protect students at for-profit colleges who are often stuck with heavy d

phillies could not figure out pirates starter jamison tam, he strikes out aaron all tear his ninth punchdown one to nothing, when, lighter is taken deep. right now phillies trailing pittsburgh two to nothing in the seventh. >>> mets and nationals big day for daniel murphy. he went four for five and drove in five runs. bryce harper drove in two. washington beat mets 11-four. >>> sixers have signed guard forward, the 6-foot eight shooter was 26th pick in the first round. he may be the line up tomorrow when sixers take on the jazz. markelle fultz played in the first game since february and he has played well, 17 points, three blocks but had four turnovers. sixers lost 89-88. today he was asked what he thinks he need to improve on. >> i think, my pace, coming up , knowing to go fast, slow, everything like that it is just, you got to keep work on my lead the are leadership more and improving on the defensive and offensive end. >>> wimbledon record setting day for roger tenderer, he advanced to the second round after his opponent retired because of a foot injury. his eighty-fifth win and, he t

jamison woodworth thought it was cool even if things moved slowly.s it different than what you thought it would be? >> yeah. >> reporter: in what way? >> i thought it would be more like action. >> reporter: a lot of location filming occur this is vallejo, as well. but for martinez, this week's shoot is just one of nine planned throughout the year. in martinez, john ramos, kpix 5. >> the tsa subpoenaing security on electronics larger than a cell phone. now at all u.s. airports, items larger than a phone will have to go in a separate screening bin like ipads, kindles and laptops. the tsa says the change affects passengers going through standard lanes. it doesn't apply to those enrolled in tsa precheck. >>> getting compensation for delayed or canceled flights can be hard enough when dealing with a u.s. airline. consumerwatch reporter julie watts on one couple's long journey to collect from an international carrier. >> reporter: it was an imperfect ending to the perfect european vacation. >> one of the representatives said follow me we're going to run to

this is jamison. jamison loves yogurt. watch what happens when the yogurt's gone. >> uh-oh. >> get ready for the waterworks because that's the only place this could go. >> what happened? >> it's like, lick the spoon, man. he just throws it. it's over. >>> that's some of the best the internet has to offer. we appreciate you watching. while i was on a combat patrol my c in baqubah, iraq,nned out. a rocket-propelled grenade took my arm off at the shoulder. when i came home, i felt alone. my family was around me, but i couldn't talk to them about what i'd seen and what i'd done. i remember just thinking, man, the way i am right now, i don't want to live. i was discharged from the army, and i've been working with the wounded warrior project since 2007. warriors don't have to be severely wounded to be with the wounded warrior project. we do have a lot of guys that have post-traumatic stress disorder. being able to share your story, i guess it kind of helps you wrap your mind around what did happen over there. just because you've

>> jamison. >> how are hug. how is it going?>> what's left of it. >> of course. i would love to. >> sign this one. >>ht ready? >> save that corner. >> sign that soaking wet one over there. >> all right. ready? how about that, guys? a signature from hailee. you have a front row seat. thank you so much. >> thank you. >> so cute. >> autograph and a hug, the cutest. >> going to say, did that just happen? >> exactly. get a blow drier for that sign. >> if you want to come to a concert like this one, listen up. we're on the lookout for your best summer photos. >> we are getting incredible ones every day. we want to see even more. by the end of the summer, we will pick a favorite and bring the photographer to one of our concerts. you can find out more at today.com and share your photos with the #todaysummermoment. >> we're about to hear from hailee. >>> one last check of the weather from al. >> show you what we have for you, starting with tomorrow. looking for some wet weather down through the gulf coast. high heat through the plains. s

here in wisconsin, ann jamison would love to talk about health care with ryan.ng to reach his office since january. just by phone. and, how successful have you been? >> not successful. >> at all. >> nothing. >> no. no. >> though she lives district. she says ryan is the speaker of the house. a national figure. not merely the congressman from jamesville. >> the voice male end with it saying that, the voice box is full. you are not able to leave a message. >> the message she said she would leave, is that paul ryan, and all the members of congress, work for the people. and are supposed to listen to them. >> there is a little island in chesapeake bay slowly disappearing from the map. could be from climate change or the waves washing away the sand. either way, the 500 people who live there are asking president trump for help. chip reid paid a visit. >> tangier island in the middle of the chesapeake bay rises a few feet above the surrounding waves. an hour by boat from the mainland, about 500 people live here. james estrich is the mayor of tangier his family here for g

. >> karl lynn jamison and more than a dozen other women stopped by career wardrobe at a work event where they received professional outfits, make over and head shot. >> i was able to get three uniforms, shirts, pants, tops, shoes. >> reporter: carolyn says she's exited to get back out in the work force and career wardrobe is helping her move in the right direction look good, feel good, project that positive energy and that is what they help to do here. >> reporter: career wardrobe gives them a make over and new outfit and equip someone with the skills they need to interview a get a job. >> it business creating a professional identity on line and in person, this morning, we had two experts speak on networking and how to utilized linkedin and optimize that had with the client and work one on one to opt myselfed their profile and to practice their networking skills. >> reporter: carolyn is leaving the program better equipped to find the job that she wants. >> we have had some interesting speakers, teaching us thousand use linkedin. and hopefully making some connection. >> carolyn add that c

jamison here, he's running things. he's also found the pudding. >> and that is all you need. >> we're definitely going to need a couple of those. and that's when he just does the male move. he starts making a beeline for the checkout. i got what i need. big shiny ball! it's just kryptonite. it's even better. looks like he's going for bubbles. >> those are essential to any kid. hello. >> but later on, he's also got mum's back. >> literally got her back. >> dang. >> you know what? this kid is supermarket sweep. >> yes. >>> okay. that brings us to the end of the episode. make sure you eat extra burgers tomorrow. >>> now, a couple that recently moved to oregon from california are feeling distinctly unwelcome. they awoke to find their home and car spray painted with graffiti. the car was also keyed, scratched by a key, resentment against california moving into oregon goes back decades but has been increasing in recent years as rents and home prices soar. >> that's so mean. >>> and just weeks after anousing he wou announced

here in wisconsin, ann jamison would love to talk with paul ryan about health care. she's been trying to reach him by january just by phone. >> how successful have you been? >> not successful at all. >> nothing? >> no, no. >> even though she lives outside his district, she said ryan is a speaker of the house, a national figure, not nearly a congressman from janesville. >> it says your voice box is full. you're not able to leave a member. >> the message she would leave is that paul ryan and all the members of congress work for the people rand supposed to listen to them. for "cbs this morning: saturday," dean reynolds, madison. >>> tomorrow on "face the nation"ing john dickerson with a full guest list senator john mccain, rupp of arizona, ted cruz, republican, f and nikki haley, u.s. ambassador. >>> one of the biggest fires is in santa county, california, with five square miles consumed. about 300 people were evacuated. the fire is 10% contained. for more on the national weather we turn to meteorologist ed curran of our chicago station wbbm. good morning. >> good morni

jamison here, he's running things. he's also found the pudding. >> and that is all you need. >> we're definitely going to need a couple of those. and that's when he just does the male move. he starts making a beeline for the checko. what i need. big shiny ball! it's just kryptonite. it's even better. looks like he's going for bubbles. >> those are essential to any kid. hello. >> but later on, he's also got mum's back. >> literally got her back. >> dang. >> you know what? this kid is supermarket sweep. >> yes. >>> okay. that brings us to the end of the episode. make sure you eat extra burgers tomorrow. mom was diagnosed with alzheimer's at 58 years old. eight years into the disease was when all the light went out. for me, it was heart-wrenching. look into the eyes of somebody with alzheimer's sometime, you just don't see -- the person's soul is, like, gone. bea: and it takes a toll on everyone. i mean, it's -- it's a depressing disease to watch unfold before your eyes. she actually thought those of us who were caring fo

and there are companies that can make irish whiskey like jamison. this is a company that i like. i like woodford reserve. and in addition to that, there are companies that i like. tom: i think of jay clayton yesterday where we talked about short term is him. you are the opposite of that. brown-forman into your belly long-term? you just buy it and you are patient? mario: with new money from a client, i say where is it reluctant and where is it as a margin of safety. have goingmpanies around the whole lose business. constellation brands knocked on the door of brown-forman and said hey, what we get together? so there is an underlying dynamic. --. grand marnier. keene, whou have tom will have a gene, in your name and you will do like george clooney did and you will make a lot of money. tom: i can see it. i can see it. mario: it is the notion of having pricing power. and it will get delivered by amazon because there is a ball as to how young people deliver. it is a challenge. guy: i am into triple distilled or double distilled and we can that road anothe