-joe t.: yeah. -lemonis: 60 days? -joe t.: yeah. here was 60-days time between you terminating the person and you stopping your communication with her? which means, joe, that it still happened inside of the window that you and i were partners. this discussion is about you making a decision that put the business in jeopardy. joe t.: i know, that's what you're saying. lemonis: you put your partners in jeopardy, you put me in jeopardy. why did you fire her? joe t.: she was being evaluated over time, and so was everyone else. lemonis: when i first got there, you never said to me, "there's a list of employees. they're problem children. i'm having to coach them." joe t.: i am not the person who's gonna say, "hey, i'm done with that person." i'm going to try to put them through my training program and see what i can do to make them better employees. lemonis: did you do that with the young lady? joe t.: as a group? absolutely. lemonis: i'm not saying as a group. we're not having this conversation with the other guys. before you terminate som

. >> saturday, joe lee alie and t kids left l.a.ondon, getting out before father's day and doing it in style. angie wearing a nearly $2,000 burberry trench coat. it's been nine months since the headline making split got contentious, but this awkward farewell got them giggling. >> team angie! team angie all the way. >> 11-year-old shiloh got a kick out of the shoutout. the fwang's suv did make a pit stop earlier that day at brad's home, which a source tells us has been a flurry of activity in the past few weeks. on friday, workers delivered a giant tree into pitt's gated community. this, after angelina had her home nearby outfitted with a giant slip and slide. brad wasn't alone on father's day. here he is in nice, france, with his war machine producing partner didi gardner. now, according to reports, angelina's going to take all the kids to ethiopia to celebrate sa what are's adoption date, which is july 6th. >>> all right, coming up, here here in london for the premiere of the new transformers movie. wait until you hear how mark wah

joe biden in a local community. >>> t rex in a flood. how one man tried to make the best of a bad situation. >> why they survived so long. >>> 68 degrees now. 4:35. changes ahead. no meteors, but you'll see the favorite star, the sun. shining brightly today. neighborhood forecast just ahead. >>> good morning, everyone. jess cobouygu jessica boyington right now. watching the schuylkill westbound side. cameras around city line avenue. approaching that, you can see the cones here in place. where they start to remove some of the lanes for construction project. again, on the westbound side. have lanes blocked up until and headed towards con cha hawken. we're going to see those lane restrictions. not giving any delays, but depending when they lift this construction project, we could see really big plays later on. keep watching that and checking in with 95. here's 95 moving through delaware. good in both directions right now. 10 minutes at the most. mass trans transit looks good. more updates when i come back in ten. >> now, you're nbc 10 first

beginning of june, we accurately recounted a story that recounted the relationship between joe and mik arksmika, t of which there is no dispute. after an explosive allegation from the couple on air, the president tweeted, watched "morning joe" for the first time in a long time. fake news. he called me to stop a national enquirer article. i said no. joe said rk, yet another lie. i have texts from your top aides and phone records. also those records show i haven't spoken with you in many months. it was joe scarborough who called jared kushner about the upcoming lie story. he then called the president, but officials deny there was any indication that the president would kill the story in exchange. the president himself did not answer questions about the allegation at his joint press conference today. and the white house has not released any official statement on those accusations. joe scarborough, meanwhile, has not responded to cnn's request for additional details on his version of those events. jake? >> thanks so much. we have so much more to talk about including president trump's election fraud co

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much of america, his america, was watching it all at home and yearning for a real life joe friday, the square cop who tnight in primetime. >>joe: marijuana is the flame, heroin is the fuse, lsd is the bomb. you may sell that jazz to another pothead but not to somebody who spends most of their time holding some sick kid's head while he vomits and retches sitting on a curbstone at four o'clock in the morning. >>dick: nixon's own buttton-down image scored points with the folks who sat in front of their tvs. he played it to the hilt in photo-ops alongside establishment icons like comedian jackie gleason. >>david: he positioned himself to benefit from the public reaction to the social movements of the '60s. >>you did very well. >>elizabeth: the theory was because of the riots, because of all this, uh, resentment of the great society, of the students, that he could put together blue-collar workers who had voted democratic with the south. >>dick: nixon embarked on a southern strategy to win friends and influence voters in dixie. he saw florida as an essential component and made an uninvited appearance at the

>> dana: >> sean: the liberals t liberal joe, they didn't agree with the comments. watch this. >> 2017, blessed are the poor. >> any other person in politics saying something like that, their career would be crushed. donald trump's won't be skates to buy it. oh, my god. >> are you speechless? >> i am. >> there's just something a little bit twisted about that. twisted in a way that's hard to dissect. >> sean: they didn't call him a schmuck today. that's progress. i never got a job from a poor person. not one time. in fact, successful entrepreneurs and economic units geniuses know how to make it thrive and that's how -- if a man or a woman aren't willing to forgo millions and millions of dollars they've put in their pocket to serve their country, to help create jobs for people out of work, and poverty, on food stamps, i think that's a good service for the country. sadly, it's only the latest example of liberal joe and mika melting down over president trump. take a look at the wide range of emotions that they show on a regular basis. >> donald trump, again, being a sch

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t you can't expect. everyone hopes we'll get it done hand. joe: i have to wonder if people sell t bills. the knee jerk move. bloomberg intelligence ira jersey. for coming on. julia: we're getting headlines the bloomberg. trump has been speak ing at the white house with governors and mayors about his infrastructure fund. this is infrastructure week. he's saying that infrastructure will take off like a rocket ship. of course, he's speaking at this event. recordingg to have a very shortly of the comments he made after that meeting. bring you that as soon as we get it. scarlet: coming up, meg whitman has wok bloomberg she to do. ♪ julia: meg whitman saying the company is facing a cloud. isexplained how the company reexamining strange and partnership. emily chang.with see -- the way we see world is around i.t. what do you want locked down in data center untouched by your only employees. privateht you want in a cloud with public cloud economics. managedld you want in service. we're seeing for reasons of security, control that people are beginning to say, i wonder if i had gone too far and put

joe: looking for moves, as you can see. a quick note on sterling. the u.k. finally, a quick look t commodities.nd gold up 1%, over $43 a barrel. gold getting hit pretty hard today, down a percent. but let's take a look at the gold intraday because that really tells the story. you could see early in the morning, there was kind of a flash crash. there was a huge rush of orders. ats interesting that gold is that level. it's not like we saw a big bounce back. in fact, it went lower later in the day. some ugly fast moves for gold. that's today's marketplace. to wrap up some of today's market moves, let's bring a strategist and our stock reporter in. we keep pointing out how tech leads the way either to the upside or the downside. it seems like we haven't figured from a fewtech rest weeks ago is done with. there may be something with the visas and the trump travel ban being reinstated. health care is another industry where you have a lot of foreign workers as well. things cracked open in the tech foundation two weeks ago, basically. this comes down to looking at economic data and thinking about growt

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i had joe daddy pouring super glue into it trying to get the eye shut. >> t andhat's when i realizedp against a hard-core competitor for his role as a pro fighter on kingdom, tucker spends a lot of time in the gym. so i knew it was time for plan b, intimidation. >> wow, that is intimidating. >> right? come on. >> relax dude. >> gentlemen, the fight. >> whoa. ♪ >> get it. >> that head-butt right th tucker's head was real, and my worst fear come true. but tucker's a great guy and assured me it's all part of ingettg in the cage. >> head-to-head combat, baby. >> but without a clinch, we still didn't have a winner. so, joe came up with a tiebreaker. >> going to be you rotating around my body as i stand still. how many rotations completely around will be a win. ♪ >> how you doing, joe? >> very good. >> you don't have to rush. >> i am a winner. >> are you sure you're okay? guys at home, this thing is no joke. cam is real. but cam can't take down jonathan tucker. >> true. >> thank you for joining us. >> you guys are hard core. >> you did great. >> bone crusher. the tattoo held true. >> it di

and i thought about if joe lowry and martin luther king and wild t.could keep fighting when their homes were bombed, keep fighting when, for nine years between the montgomery bus boycott before they finally got a civil rights act, nine years where different people were questioning them and they were attacked by the right and attacked even in their community, and there was always a difference of opinion. for every martin there was a malcolm, then the young members of snake that disagreed but then you had the julian bonds and jesse jacksons that did agree. there was also tension, also fraction, and yet they kept going. you are not judged by your victories, you're judged by if you keep fighting in the face of defeat. if you keep fighting in the face of criticism. if you keep fighting even when those on your side turn on you. that's when we see who the real activists, the real patriots, the real believers in reform is. yes, it's been a tough week for those of us that believe in reform. that means only the tough will get off the mat and keep fighting. the

. >> joe: baseball's two biggest event of the summer back to back. the action begins with the t8th all-star game presented by mastercard. july 11. right here on fox with the coverage starting at 7:30 eastern. 4:30 pacific. >> a.j.: i can't wait to see how for a they hit the ball in the home run derby. it will be parking around everywhere. >> joe: cam bedrosian nine game this season. three from the d.l. after a groin injury and he has yet to give up a run. two, three, four for the red sox. >> joe: the hometown guy in the stanton. the angels with a run in the first, fourth, seventh and ninth. red sox got their lead home run in the second. six fantastic innings from j.c. ramirez. that is outside. it's 1-2. six of the eight innings tonight have been perfected for angels pitching. >> a.j.: that makes the game real easy as a pitching coach. just watching your guys go 1-2-3, 1-2-3. draw a script for the angels to win a game tonight they hit it on every level. great hits. good starting pitching. so far, so good out of the bullpen. if you go 1-2-3 there is low stress on your pitchers, lo

joe. >>> stay with "eyewitness news" for continuing coverage of the seth williams trial t you can follow us on air and online at cbsphilly.com to get the latest developments. >> turning to the forecast it's been a muggy and really a hot start to the work week and now storms are on the way. katie is live in the weather center watching a severe storm that could cause some flash flooding katie. >> indeed. it's the cold front with this storm system rahel that's going to cause problems here. we've got this very muggy, very hot air mass, all in advance of the front itself. we'll start off by taking a quick peek outside just looking at skycam3 overlooking off in the distance. now, this is overlooking 22nd street. we're taking this shot from the central park way library and out towards fairmount park. not looking all that gray just yet but this is in the city and we'll go next to storm scan3, what you'll find is already stormy weather erupting just outside of the delaware valley into central pa. a severe thunderstorm watch has been issued lasting until 8:00 p.m. but notice delaware, southern new

joe weisenthal. phd, the guy with a pink t-shirt is janet yellen's biggest headache. >> more than anything else, yousented as a joke, but i thought it was striking that at least two times, janet yellen brought up the disinflationary impulse coming out of the wireless industry. i do not know whether it is real or not, but it struck me that she clearly does not believe inflation will remain depressed and found a few compelling pieces of evidence in her view that this was not a permanent state of affairs. >> i thought the questions were quite good heard what struck you in the room? what was one thing that stood out over that our, the 58 minutes? >> think she kept coming back to us the disinflationary impulse we have seen are transitory, one offs. they expect inflation to rise back to were the 2% target, which gives them a reason to keep going with the tightening path that they are on. that point was made over and over again. >> this will keep it deployed month-to-month. it is polarizing. >> it might -- my take away is that the fed has kept the 2018 rate projection intact. we don't know who is going to

t deadline is midnight tonight. >>> and we are expecting reaction this morning from co-host of msnbc morning joe after president trumpthem on twitter yesterday. >> in fact, joe scarborough are delaying holiday vacation to appear on the show later this morning. yesterday the president tweeted out i heard poorly rated morning joe speaks badly of me. don't watch anymore. and how come low iq and crazy joe cam to mar-a-lago three nights in a row. she was bleeding badly from a facelift. i said no. lawmakers in both parties blasted these tweets. >> that really saddens me because it is so beneath the dignity of the president of the united states to engage in such behavior. >> tweets like this are inconsistent with the greatness of the country and the offioffi >> defending himself against continuing personal attacks from what she called the liberal media. >> labeled the incident humiliation. showing an american bald eagle hanging head and below that caption reading trump's new low. sexist facelift rant versus tv host. >>> it is 6:38. holiday weekend. it's going to be a lot of people going to be interested in what the weather

joe holden live in just a few minutes. >> plus a new summer tradition it's the wawa hoagie fest t shorties will these busyke make?ere's a hint. they're in the thousands. >> i'm hoping to get a couple of tng trend. i'll tell you how hot it's about to get also how humid it n tracking some showers and thunderstorms for the >> welcome back. more break news in the seth williams corruption trial. >> let's get to greg argos live outside the courthouse in center city. >> reporter: a stunning fall from grace. former district attorney seth williams judge paul diamond minutes ago ordering seth williams out in handcuffs. he is detained and will be detained until october 24th. that is when he will be sentenced for this one count he just pled guilty for federal bribery charges. i want to bring in joe holden. joe holden and i have been covering this from the very beginning. joe, this is just a stunning turn of events here. there was some speculation he could have been released to go home. october 24th -- until october 24th he will remain in federal custody. >> what was very interesting to me greg is that how this unfolded. it i

joe em embiid took the high road on twitter saying congrats to malcolm for the awards, you deserve ting it classy of course. sixers teammate robert covington does not agree. tweeted shaking my head followed by several exclamation point, schedule not out just yet, but you will probably want to pay attention when the milwaukee bucks come to town. >> another of the awards handed ross last night, most valuable player, and the winner is: westbrook, the oklahoma city thunder star, set a record, 42 triple doubling during historic season. he leaded nba with 31 points a game to go with ten month seven rebounds and 10.4 assist. answer the big o oscar robertson only players to average triple double for a season. westbrook also broke robertson's record of 41 total. triple double's. >> with the trophy next to me, a true blessing, man, unbelievable feeling, something i could never imagine. so i'm just very, very thankful, just happy to be here. >> westbrook's squad, the thunder, wasted no time congratulating their superstar, the team tweeted out our mvp westbrook beat out james harden of the houst

t. other thing, joe, you mentioned this a couple weeks azbochlt we talked about the campaign, he would do is a logic to it. there was an end game. what was so bizarre about this beyond the legal ramifications is we all kind of know comey is a boy scout and he's the liar. so he knows, comey know what is he said in that room. that was not going to rattle comey. it was almost, not only was it legally putting him in a very precarious situation, it was dumb. it was dumb. >> comey said, lordy, i hope there are tapes. what he doesn't real size what he is doing now is causing the exact opposite reaction from the people he's fighting now. because you push comey, you see what happens. you push mueller, you see what happens. and now he's going on this morning on tv talking about, you know, criticizing bob mueller. let's do that, micah, this is all very, very bad news for the president of the united states if he does it. >> robert mueller, do you think he should recuse himself from this, because he is good friends with james comey, he's hired some attorneys that were a part of hillary clinton's found

t direct examination for some cosby trial start 5:00. live in norrist cbs3 "eyewitness news". >> thank you joe. we look forward to your updates his nominee to be thertor chrisr he recently represented new jersey governor chris christie during the bridgeement just coms hours before the president's ans questions on capitol hill. correspondent molly, has more from washington. >> reporter: president trump took to twitter this morning saying i'll be nominating christopher amount wray a man of impeccable credentials to be the new director of the fbi. he's ftorn and worked for george w. bush most recently he represented new jersey governor chris christie during the bridge gate scandal. democratic senator mark warner questions the timing of the announcement. >> clearly this is an effort by act attention from our hearings today and our hearings tomorrow. >> reporter: two days of testimony about election meddling began this morning with president trump national security team appearing before the senate intelligence committee. director of national intelligence dan coats testifies today. >> wut twice that

selection today and his hours are advising him to keep quiet before the trial t shkreli has gone online to call members of congress. >> joehe was his town sheriff for 24 years before losg for reelection last year. >> in health news, you have trouble sleeping at night? dutch study identified seven genes. they say women are more prone to having sleep problems than men because of genetic mutations linked to sleep. >> you know what will take care of your sleep problems. >> what. >> working our shift. it will overpower anything in your genes just us as i yawn. coming up on fox5 news morning a massive wildfire leads to the evacuation of some 2000 people. >> and you will never believe what every day item is selling for $180 on a high end fashion web site. >> as we head to break we're looking once again at the inner loop. this is ativan dorn exit as you can see is completely shut down, a section of the beltway is closed. of course erin will have the very latest in just a few minutes. she'll have some work around too in order to help you 5:42 is our time, we're at 69 degrees. fox5 news morning is back after this ♪ ♪ >> ♪ >> oh, ye

t >> actually, i don't get up early enough to watch morning joe but give for showing that to me. trump. the smirking, eye rolling attacksit. it warms your heart towards the president. >> sean: i watched the rally like you did. he goes out of the d.c. bubble and goes to the american people. they support his agenda. the broader points. >> the one he ran on. >> sean: and what i supported from day one. you wrote a great column. i want to make sure i get this in. you said, "the left has one more argument in them. kill them."n i thought that was a very powerful, strong piece. >> i had to cut it down by about two-thirds, because they were so many examples of the leftistse violence over the years. it has stepped up massively d since donald trump came on the scene.e i've been stunned after the second bernie sanders supporter in the last month to either commit mass murder or attempt to commit mass murder. the response through the media is well, donald trump -- he shares some of the blame. he called hillary "crooked hillary." for one thing, give me a break. you can't call a rival politician

t director of the new leaf reatment center in lafayette. also tina coramatis, whose son is in treatment for addiction, and joe megly, a young person currentlyn treatment. it's coratis. >> that's right. >> doctor, i've been following your work for years. we stayed in touch. you don't mince words, you say kids are abusing drugs so badly they're having seizures at 15 years old. >> a lot of peop talk about prescription drugs, refring to the painkillers, opiates, they are killing kids, that's a fact. the field changes. we're seeing a new explosion of the use of the drug called xanax, anld tranquilizer. it produces a form of physical dependence. if there's not careful attention to getting you off, seizures develop. kids as young as 15, 16 are presenting to emergency rooms with seizures. if we knew before they were trying to top, we could help them. once theyet seizures, it's late in the game. that's true for a lot of other drugs. we see kids coming in probably the most common painkiller now is vicodin. vicodin contains tylenol. tylenol kills livercells. people -- above eight tylenol a day you can get in trouble with the liver. our typical patient

>> joe: it has, even in the late nights as well. stephen colbert just teeks ago making a sexual joke about putin and trump. bill maher is very straightforward about who he is, i respect that, i think he makes a lot of good points. he basically described ivanka trump performing a sex act on her father. the bar just keeps getting lower and lower, i think kathy griffin probably saw what those guys are doing and said i can hold up a beheaded head of trump because everybody is getting away with these and nobody really seems to be objecting to it. that's where we are now, the bar is so low and one more final point, time warner and at&t are trying to complete a merger that is nowhere near done and the president did say on the campaign trail that he may try to block that, it matters like certainly don't help.rs >> tucker: you just sort of wonder what's going to happen what all this was over, when trump is gone and there's a new president, is anybody going to watch that channel, can anyone believe them again? joe, thank you.on >> joe: thanks for having me. >> tuck

joe." those hosts are now postponing a vacation to respond to home this morning. this as parts of the president's travel ban go into effect. >>> and more severe weather on tap for today and pour thofor tt to the holiday weekend, see where the storms are to hit. >>> and concert crasher. this dog proves to be a social media sensation. ♪ the hardest thing i'll ever have to do ♪ ♪ to look you in the eye >> actually t would b

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congressman mulvaney became director of the office of management and budget. , for t is my pleasure further introduction, to introduce joe wilson from the second congressional district of south carolina. the speaker: the gentleman is recognized. mr. wilson: mr. speaker, it's a great honor tonight to be here with congressman clyburn on a very extraordinary evening. to me it's a dream come true. 11 years ago i had the opportunity, my wife and i, to campaign across the fifth congressional district by bus. as we traveled the district, with ralph and elaine norman, i found out that his business background gives him the background -- the basis to understand how to create jobs. i saw his affection for our veterans and understanding the importance of a strong national defense. in particular with shaw air force base in the district. he understands the strong national defense. it was so inspiring also to be with their four grown children, who are all each successful and now he has a real interest to be successful because he's got 15 grandchildren. so what an achievement. even ileana understands, this is really important. for the p

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charles: joe, furthering what shaping there, guerrero, south of mexico city, drug gangs fighting for control of heroin trade, the morgues are not able t corpses there, we don't want that. charles: >> it is the border that got trump elected, the wall that got trump elected. but the dirty secret in washington is, a hell of a lot of republicans don't want that wall, a lot of republicans in congress do not want to build a wall, there is 6 months there is no legislation to begin the wall, there was no money in the wall for budget they passed. trump is doing this, and pushing this all on himself. we talk a lot about tax cuts and tax reform, we should have had those 4 months ago, this notion of the wall in the border, congress has not done a damn thing, and they better get offb their back side and push something. >> you know, you are right, i think that washington establishment, and the elites who are largely coastal, mainstream media they snicker at this talk, they think those trump supporters talking about the wall, guess what, it is -- i think you are right. it might of have been the ful fulcrum issue that elected donald trump, and to joh

joe." those hosts are now postponing a vacation to respond to home this morning. this as parts of the president's travel ban go into effect. >>> and more severe weather on tap for today and pour thofor t getting an early start to the holiday weekend, see where the storms are to hit. >>> and concert crasher. this dog proves to be a social media sensation. ♪ the hardest thing i'll ever have to do ♪ ♪ to look you in the eye >> actually t would b we have a double portion of boy band. jeff is here live from vegas. stand by for the hottest edition of "world news now" you have ever -- whoa. >> hey, now. >> it is june 30th. holiday weekend. ♪ it's the hardest thing i'll ever have to do ♪ >>> from abc news, this is "world news now." ♪ >> we are fully embracing, fully embracing. >> jeff says he's back there hanging out. that's one 98 degree move. >> the biggest move. you know what the second one is? we are going to get in much more complex lessons than that coming up. but first serious stuff. we start the half hour off with president trump facing a flood of criticism over an explosive tw twitter attack on two cable news hosts. >> a scaled back version of his travel ban went into effect last nig

t what's in the best interest of the party. if she thought about that, she would have let joe biden runhe last time.t cheated out of the last time. it's like oh, it's me again. and now she is still upset. >> jesse: hillary is behaving exactly how she said trump was going to behave if he lost. conspiracy theories. she is saying the system is rigged. she's blaming theth media. >> kimberly: she is blaming jesse watters. >> jesse: she's blaming me. >> juan: oh, my god, she's behaving like trump. >> greg: she should start her own little shadow government. she could create a littled white house somewhere. she could have press conferences and invite people over. she can think in her own little mind that she's running the country. >> kimberly: she has a future intact and how to delete and destroy evidence. >> dana: beat that horse. >> greg: by the way, that's a metaphor. >> dana: the media is again obsessing over trump's tweets, including this word -- covfefe. or whatever it is. we will tell you all about it, when they come back. this is what it's all about, jamie -- helping small businesses. damage your ve

>> uh, joe. [ light laughter ] >> jimmy: how big is the big man? >> he's bigger. he's bigger than you think he is bu,t>> because my dad said, "knock it off." [ light laughter ] >> jimmy: name the best place. >> alaska. [ light laughter ] >> jimmy: what are the names of the two firemen? >> there is captain ron. >> jimmy: captain ron? >> yes. >> jimmy: yes, and? >> cecil. [ laughter ] [ ringing and knocking ] [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: it's the final round. so here's what it is. >> jimmy: i have this, you have that. on this final round we'll both pick up a card with the same set of questions. i'll ask, you answer then you ask a question. >> and we'll just back and forth. >> jimmy: back and forth, it's ping-pong. >> okay, yeah. >> jimmy: ready? >> okay. [ clock ticking ] >> jimmy: who drank all the coffee? >> my mom did. she was thirsty. [ light laughter ] where did the money go? >> jimmy: under the mattress. [ light laughter ] what is the name of your first kiss? [ laughter ] >> um, yeah. what would have been a better name for the beatles? >> jimmy: the sgreetles. [ light laughter ] what is a jaz

t >> president trump, once again drowning out his own message with a tweet. this time lashing out at msnbc's "morning joeiticizing him... >> president trump has turned crossing the line into a political art form. when he lashed out at two cable tv hosts this morning, he may have ventured into new territory. now members of both parties are calling him out. >> we begin with president trump facing the collapse of health care in negotiations and north korea, instead -- he is sparking controversy with venomous tweets with cable hosts of a news show. >> he has to meet a higher h standard than cable news, right? >> i don't think you can be expecting someone to be attackee every single day. the people elected a fighter. he won overwhelmingly. >> kimberly: obviously this dominated the news coverage. you didn't hear much about north korea and health care but you did hear about the mika and joe chronicles. greg, what did you make of the situation? >> greg: i didn't like the tweets but i detest them more. i've more in common with america than the people reporting on this. the horror it's coming from the political wo

t c values and reducing alcohol use at work events. >>> several names always get us redskins fans super excited. joe gibbs, darryl green, and definitely doug williams. williams of course leading the redskins to a win in super bowl xxii, the first african american starting quarterback to win a super bowl. he's been back in the front office for a few years, and now his role is even bigger. sherree burruss is live at redskins park with more on today's promotion. >> reporter: hey, jim. a big announcement kicking off mandatory mini camp this week. as you said it, doug williams, the super bowl mvp, who has been in the redskins front office since 2014, was promoted to senior vice president of player personnel. >> you know what i'm most excited about being in a leadership role with the guys that i've been with for the last four years. a lot of people say why not the gm or what have you? i didn't put gm in my plan. me, senior vice president of personnel on that plan, because you know why, i work in the personnel department and i wanted to lead that department. >> reporter: in the new role, williams is in cha

t outside. the group is demanding the ceo resign. her appearance at president trump's 100 day celebration in harrisburg sparked outrage among latinos. >> a move today by joe biden is fueling speculation that he may run for president in three years. the former vice president is launching a political action committee called american possibilities. the committee will allow him to raise money for candidates and maintain relationships with long time donors. biden said he probably won't run for president in 2020, but has not totally ruled it out. >>> the nine members of the supreme court took their foirmsfoirms -- first formal photo with their new arrival with neil gorsuch on the right. >>> the borough of east greenville is without a police department for the first time today. until now east greenville was covered by another police department but decided to form its own department. east greenville police department is not up and running so residents are being told to call state police if there's an emergency. >>> today we are seeing new video showing the horror inside a nightclub in orlando after a gunman opened fire nearly one year ago. we do want to warn you

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t-v show host. and this morning she is responding to that tweet. ( darya ) andy rose has the reaction from washington. as msnbc's morning joe, president trump posted on twitter about what he really thinks of the show, and made disparaging remarks about its female host. president donald trump's twitter: "i heard poorly rated morning joe speaks badly of me (don't watch anymore). then how come low i.q. crazy mika, along with psycho joe, came.....to mar-a-lago 3 nights in a row around new year's eve, and insisted on joining me. she was bleeding badly from a face-lift. i said no!"the white house defended the president's tweets by saying that he is "fighting fire with fire." sarah huckabee sanders / white house principal deputy press secretary: "i think the president has been attacked mercilessly on personal accounts by members on that program and i think he's been very clear that when he gets attacked he's going to hit back."but, many gop law makers took issue with his latest twitter-rant rep. paul ryan / speaker of the u.s. house of representatives: "i don't see it as an appropriate comment, i think look what we're trying to do

joe: you pitch it to yourself and punch it. i like it. spin that the strike, we go to jp. >> growing up in cincinnati, ohio, he wanted to play t-ball when hehree years old but the league of their said he was too young. however, the harrison family was told he could play on one condition. his mother had to be the coach. apparently she did pretty well. i asked him, how good of a coach was she, he's got a great smile, he said hey, i'm still playing so she must have been pretty good. >> joe: walker on the ground to second, there is harrison to throw him out for the first out of the inning. brother played nine years in the minors. >> speaking about the harrison family, josh and his older brother, as he mentioned they host a clinic every year in their hometown of cincinnati on the martin luther king jr. holiday, a free clinic for kids so they can see that they can make it to the big leagues as well. >> joe: josh would always take along to vince at his practices in his games and when the team is cleaning the field after the games he would try to sneak out and get his own bp. this three or 4-year-old kid. here's duda, front door breaking batch. >>

joe and mika. they were supposed to be off but went in to the studio to defend themselves against the presidentpresident president's barrage of tweets and here's what they said t. is unbelievably alarming that this president is so easily played. he's so easily played by a cable news host. now, what is that saying to our allies? what is that saying to our enemies? that this president is so easily played? >> we have friends inside the white house that have told us over the past month they're getting more concerned about his emotional state. and also more concerned at the same time -- >> self-control. >> about what's happening across the world. there are bad things brewing across the world. >> and as you mentioned earlier, poppy, a big morning for the president. he's set to meet with the president of south korea, moon jae and set to meet at the rose garden at about 11:00 a.m. where we understand they will not be taking questions but won't be able to ask further about his tweets. later in the day, about 4:00, headed to bedman, new jersey. marking the 19th time that the president is spending the weekend at a trump property. >> thank you for the reporting. a lot to

something completely different, he could have gone with a politician, joe liebermann's name was taken off of the running. in the end tground and safer pick, and less controversial pick, and i think people end up breathing a sigh of relief that he went down this route. >> we'll keep an eye on this, we'll get more details on the background of chris wray, of president trump nominating him to be the fbi director 24 hours ahead of the testimony of james comey. >> i got a text in from a law enforcement figure that i know very well, i won't reveal the name but say he's a great guy and that he may actually be this sort of person that the fbi needs to help them move forward in a non political way. let us help. >> we'll do more reporting on mr. wray in a moment. former national security adviser steven hadley and our amin is joining the table. good morning to all. >> good morning. >> lets start with you of what happens to our allies. i was talking about the speech, ronald reagan, 1984, i was watching again yesterday on the anniversary working, that speech was all about the affirmation and support and recommitment of that partne

t stood by and defended the president. she said he had been attacked mercilessly and will fight fire with fire. she pointed out a handful of times the cast of "morning joe only the president but the president's team and when asked about who she tells her children to look up to, if it is the president she says the only role model that her children should have is god: take a listen. > frankly if this had happened in the previous administration, the type of attacks launched on this program the things they say utterly stupid, personality disorder, constant personal attacks calling multiple members liars, liars to their faces while they're sitting on their programs the rest of the media would have said, guys no, way, hold on, but nobody does that. but the president he's not going to step back. he's showed that and that's exactly what he did today. look, i've been asked before when it comes to role models as a person of faith, i think we all have one perfect role model and when i'm asked that question i point to god. i point to my faith and that's where i would tell my kids to look. >> reporter: now republicans they have come back critically in response to th

t, it reminds you pennsylvania is important, ohio is important. as the approval ratings dip into the 30s it creates an opportunity for democrats, about you it creates an opportunity for, like, joety hasn't figured it out. >> perhaps there are democrats who hope that these initial elections will help them sort it out so that when they head into the midterms you're not having this sort of still very divisive divide among democrats. >> the challenge for the leadership to take back the house, they don't necessarily need to move to the center. it will probably be a base election in the midterms that are roughly two dozen seats that hillary clinton won that republicans have occupy those seats in those districts. if the base turns out, the republican bases turnout, maybe they win back the house in the midterms, but the question is what does that mean for 2020, what does that mean for the future of the party? even if they do well for 2018. there will still be a lot of questions. >> trump unifies them to a degree. up next a white house surrogate we don't often hear from back in the spotlight. the president's daughter ivanka. the guy says you picked the wrong insurance plan. no, i picked

joe. >> he claimed brzezinski was bleeding badly from a facelift when they met in florida just after christmas. scarborough and brzezinski responding in t"the washington post" this morning under the headline, "donald trump is not well." they say the president lied about what happened at mar-a-lago. >> nancy cordes is on capitol hill. good morning. >> good morning. the president is used to being criticized for his tweets but what's different this time is the ferocity of response from republicans, some of them practically begging him to knock it off, others calling his comments, quote, not normal or beneath the dignity of his office. >> i'm fine. my family brought me up really tough. but i am very concerned as to what this once again reveals about the president of the united states. >> reporter: the hosts of "morning joe" say the president's twitter attack reflects a disturbing pattern of behavior. >> he for some reason takes things so much more personally with women. he's so much more vicious with women. he always goes after mika and it's always personal about mika, and he packed about five lies into the tweets. >> reporter: on capitol h

joe. thank you very much. >>> let's turn back to mr. rockier who has the top story of the morning t. weather. >> that's right. we are looking at that heavy rain through the gulf coast. here in the northeast, we have a beautiful day on tap. there will be severe storms firing off later on in the plains and the pacific northwest looks spectacular with plenty of sunshine and seasonal temperatures. we will get to your local forecast coming up in the next 30 seconds. ♪ (vo) you can pass down a subaru forester. (dad) she's all yours. (vo) but you get to keep the memories. love. it's what makes a subaru, a subaru. >>> good morning. i'm meteorologist kari hall. a heat warning has been expanded into much of the east bay as well as the interior north bay and marin county where we see the shades of orange that is where temperatures could soar up to 106 degrees. san francisco will be much more comfortable and we'll have warmer temperatures tomorrow, but then it does cool down for the weekend. inland valleys still have one to two more days of extreme heat before temperatures come down during the w

joe and mika speaking out. >>> president trump and vladimir putin set for a high-stakes meeting next week, their first face-t face-to-face. but will the president challenge the russian leader on meddling in the election. >>> venus williams found out fault in a car accident that killed a 78-year-old man. what she's saying about that crash this morning. >>> all that, plus the holiday travel rush under way. >>> nevada goes to pot. >>> and a "titanic" exclusive. a first look at relics so valuable, we can't tell you where they are today. friday, june 30th, 2017. >> from nbc news, this is "today," with matt lauer and savannah guthrie. live from studio 1a in rockefeller plaza. >>> and good morning. welcome to "today" on a friday morning. getting set for a long, holiday weekend. >> good morning to you. >> good to have you here, by the way. >> can we take a look at the crowd outside this morning. they are outside, packed. everybody is ready for our cancer with charlie puth. >> sheinelle here, while savannah is on vacation. we'll talk charlie puth in a second. >>> let's start with the news coming out of the white hous