i had the privilege of meeting george kelsey. he was a wonderful, well-educated person who i could see how a young martin would see him as a role model. because, from his own father, he gets this kind of religion that is kind of what i would call the "old-time religion." it's a lot of emotion but not too much emphasis on theology and reason and things like that. so from george kelsey, what he gets is that you have to get behind the myths of the bible. a lot of the stories, you have to understand what is their deeper meaning. george kelsey is a well-educated person who had studied the bible, understood a lot of the historical context performing what we would call a historical criticism of the bible. seeing it as a historical document. something that you could go back and question why did they write this the way that they did? what you find from that is that here he is doing this when probably most of us are not really questing the way that he did. i think that what is really striking is that he's doing this at 13, 14, 15 years old

. >> coming up -- >> kelsey thinks she runs this house.he thinks she runs ad-seg. >> an inmate well-known to deputies takes the new girl under her wing. >> it's crazy. she knows my brother outside of here. >>> and -- >> whatever i'm i have left to do, right -- >> ronnie padilla gets bad news then threatens to retaliate. >>> of the 3,000 inmates at the santa rita jail near oakland, about 10% are women. most of them live in general population units where they're free to be out of their cells and socialize several hours per day. but approximately 20 other female inmates live a far more confined life in the jail segregation unit. >> those are the people housed separately. there's one person per cell. never allowed to be two people in a cell. it can be anybody from a high-profile case, can be a safety issue, it could be somebody who does not -- i call it doesn't play well with others. they don't fit in with the general population setting. >> kelsey, you got one hour. >> all right. >> each of the women is allowed out of their cells one at a time

jason kelsey and mccloud got into it and the to had to be separated and kelsey declined to discuss it. >> these are guys taking up for their seidman. kelsey is a veteran guy and a leader of our group. he is just protecting his guys and i'm doing the same on my end. >> we had fun and the defense got us the past couple of days, we had to set the tone and had some fun. >> alshon jeffrey and lagarret blunt missed their third straight practice. he is not even in camp that gives the younger guys extra reps in practice. and they are taking advantage of their opportunities. >> it's great for me. i have not complained about it once, i may be dead tired but never complain about getting opportunities and the more carries i get the better i'm going to get. >> it mes a lot and when your number suppose you have to be ready for it. i am taking everything by storm and being ready for my number is ready to be called. >> the eagles are trying to shore up the defensive back field and agreed to deal with safety corey graham. he spent the last three seasons with the buffalo bills and missed three games in

young. >> kelsey, you're young.can do this. college tuition, even finally getting out of credit card debt. come to lendingtree.com to shop and compare home equity loans right now. because at lendingtree, when banks compete, you win. >>> this kind of pre-dawn raid, a search and seizure without any advanced notice is typical of the most serious criminal investigations. especially dealing with a target or witness who is uncooperative or untrusted. >> richard blumenthal, democrat of the state of connecticut, and importantly, member of the judiciary committee on how he is taking today's news about the fbi raid at the trump campaign chairman's home. with us now to talk about all of this, zeke miller, white house correspondent for "time" magazine, and another correspondent for us. zeke, if we tried to broadcast it all, it is often the role and power of the feds. especially federal judges in american society. this raid means that someone convinced a federal judge, even though this particular man had been under investigation

what, kelsey, is the significance of this not coming from kim himself? does the president have a point here? >> well, you know, it's hard to say what we're hearing directly from kim because it's very hard to know exactly what speaks for whom in actually both of these administrations. at least when we've seen the president come out the past day and take up to 50 questions, we know it was coming from his mouth. typically if things are being filtered through aides and through generals, it is difficult to know what the intentions are of the leader, though we do know north korea said kim will make a decision about military intervention later this month. it's possible that the trump administration is waiting for that time before making any real firm decisions. >> so the president of china, xi jinping, in his call with president trump overnight called for a ratcheting down of rhetoric here. does this reach that -- or meet that criterion? because we've heard bluster like this from north korea before. it falls far short of a suggestion that there will be an attac

. >> "washington post" congressional reporter, kelsey snow, eli stokel for the "wall street journal."elsey, it did not sound like a ringing endorsement there from the president of the united states for his senate majority leader. >> yeah, no, it certainly did not. the president did seem like he had a lot on his mind during that press conference. and, you know, it's really, really rare to see a president attack the majority leader of their own party. and it's particularly stunning, because mcconnell is going to be necessary for trump to get all of the things done that he wants to get done. and mcconnell is really popular. we're seeing right now on twitter a flood of senate republicans coming out and saying that the best path forward for getting anything passed is having mcconnell in the leadership position. and it's been a confusing time, and i think there's a sense that, as i talk to people on the hill, there is a sense they feel like they didn't know where this came from. they were not prepared for this. and it was just kind of shocking. >> we're being told that president trump is ac

kelsey snell joins us from capitol hill who covers congress for "the washington post."now how to come at this. this is uncharted territory, and that's a phrase we have used for the last three nights at least. sean hannity and the folks at fox seldom say anything on a whim or by accident, so that really got my attention calling on the majority leader of the u.s. senate, same party as the president, to resign. >> yeah. that was absolutely shocking. i think the thing to remember here though, is that mcconnell never promised that this was going to be easy or that this was going to be fast. that was trump who promised that, and mcconnell from the jump was telling people that this was going to take time, and he -- when he had that big press conference with speaker ryan back in january, when they were kicking off the whole year, they kept talking about how they needed to get through, you know, approving these nominees. they had to approve a supreme court justice, and there were things he wanted to do, and he had to set measured expectations and trump didn't listen. the white h

kelsey, i'm sorry. kelsey robinson, not a cry baby, a lovely student here at widener university. >> thank you, i will. >> so they're starting here today widener university and many college campuses around the country. you guys remember, you remember what it felt like right? >> i do. i was very excited. i was ready to go. but my mom was crying. >> i never moved n i stayed with my parent. they couldn't get rid of me until i was in my 20's. >> my mom was balling, so sad. >> thank you, pat. >> and we will be right back. >> last check on weather and traffic. >> yes, it will be a loath one today, guys, heat advisory in effect, starts at 1:00 this afternoon, so 8:00 this evening, heat index values near the 100 degrees mark, 93 for the actual air temperature >> yikes. all right, matt, weaver an accident at the conshohocken curve back up schuylkill westbound at belmont, those are starting to clear up, and 295 northbound before route 38e. >> remember to join us each westbound day morning cbs-3 >>> good morning it's tuesday, august 22nd, 2017. welcome to cbs this morning. president trump re

that work in terms of the chain of command, and that is something that only time will tell. >> and kelsey, quickly on the hill, what is that reaction, and what does it mean in terms of the relationship right across the way which has not been smooth within the first six months? >> a sigh of relief i think, and don't get me wrong, because reince priebus is well liked in the hill, and a lot of friends particularly in house speaker paul ryan, but the idea of more order, and this military approach to organizing things made people feel, and republicans, particularly in the senate, i think feel like there would be a structure for them to work with, and that they would have some hope of predictabil y predictability, because that is the problem here, nobody can predict what this white house is going to do, and who speaks for this white house, and to kind of streamline the process and to have a hierarchy is going to make it easier for people trying to execute the legislative agenda, and know who they are talking to, and who is speaking for the president, and what is the right approach, and that is

kelsey davenport is joining us at the arms control association. an important voice today and colonel peter man. you believe it is important to put the military option on the table, front and center, like he is now, for diplomacy to work. explain. >> that's right. for two decades, diplomacy has done nothing for the missile development. henry kissinger said diplomacy without a force is like an orchestra without instruments. in this case, unless jong-un believes the power is on the table and we would use it, he will continue to do what he is doing, minimizing nuclear warheads. this this case, the threat of force is, can be, a valuable addition to our diplomacy, but it has to be used very, very delicately. >> kelci, you disagree. you make the argument that diplomacy, talks have worked. if that's the case, why are we where we are now? why has north korea developed so much? >> what the white house needs to be doing is making a more concerted effort to send a direct signal to north korea. president trump's threats, the firy rhetoric is increasing the cha

kelsey alvarado de 22 aÑos fue golpeada por el auto que lanzo por la multitud.n exclusiva. carla: alvarado se considera un milagro, fue una de las hispanas que quedÓ herida el sÁbado. s1_uvn-e yo sÓlo veo un auto y estoy en el piso. yo comienzo a pensar que es lo que acaba de pasar, tengo un dolor en mi pierna. carla: como se ve en la foto si se encontrÓ cara a cara con la furia del conductor. como consecuencia esta hija de una boliviana le falla la memoria pero esta sangre en sus pantalones y los moretones en su cuerpo y una contusiÓn en la cabeza le hacen revivir el horror de aquel dÍa. adolorida y a pesar de sus golpes el si ayudÓ a otra hispana, como se ve en este vÍdeo. alvarado prepara una demanda y contra la policÍa local por falta de atenciÓn. >> vamos a pedir cambios que podÍamos prevenir situaciones de este tipo en el futuro. carla: con esta demanda no solamente busca justicia, sino tambiÉn ayuda para sus gastos mÉdicos. sus dolores de cabeza no para. no recuerda las cosas simples ni tampoco duerme bien. >> cuando duermo tengo pesadillas. la otra noche

thomas is taking over hosting duties for a second year with kelsey ballerini. >> we both went up to wherefans and had believe i get to do this. >> reporter: are you sick of each other yet? >> no. i'm sick of her, but. >> reporter: mary morris says she's honored to represent the well of country music. >> getting to do my own set this year and be a woman on that stage is really empowering. >> reporter: country's hottest newcomers like brett young perform at the river front by day. and sometimes earn a spot on the big stage, nissan stadium, by night. >> as an artist, you build your bucket list moments. that was one that i hadn't even, it wasn't going to happen yet this year. >> reporter: but one of the most coveted tickets in town isn't just to a concert. >> what's up, y'all? >> reporter: florida georgia line has opened their own restaurant in downtown nashville, just in time for cma fest. and we got an all-access tour. >> you can come here three or four times a everything. >> observe the party. take it all in. >> let's go. >> makes you want to dance, it's so good. >> we hope you love the fo

kelsey davenport, the director for nonproliferation policy. she joins us now.se from you. how -- if the president can't respond by taking any action. how did we get to this point? or if there's dern about him responding in that way, how did we get to this point? to the point where north korea has this technology and is this a failure of this administration, is it a failure of the last administration, the administration before that? is it -- what is your sense? >> the last several administrations, there's been a diplomacy deficit when it comes to north korea. what the trump administration needs to do now is change up the playbook in terms of considering a new approach to north korean policy. trump announced that his approach to north korea would be maximum pressure and engagement earlier this year, we've seen a lot of pressure. additional sanctions on north korea. united states has worked with south korea on missile defense. but the engagement piece has been missing. so right now what i think the trump administration needs to do to address this threat is send a

definitely with kelsey and malia and sasha.with malia and sasha we felt unbelievably protective of them. people i think thought it was odd how protective we were. but it isn't, we saw ourselves in thing. we saw our little self and then when a grandpa became president and then when you left the white house it was thesame age we were when our dad became president. being a teenager with your dad as president is always that easy but it's also incredibly rewarding. we have had, we kind of been penpals with them. we have learned some facts from the period we have been very open letters to them but we've heard back in a private way. i'm just a proud to be part of this group. especially other women, there are men, too, but the most recent have been women. i do think we are part of a group of really awesome women who had each other's backs. i think that's whole point of this book. we are part of the group that's like that. >> guest: sisters first. >> guest: you're a part of the clay. we would not leave me out but sisters first can mean

nick williams scores and ben lively facing single also up the middle, kelsey thompson scores on second're tied up. in the fifth madison baumgardner with a single to left. oh throws goes up the line, jones scored to take the lead, in the eighth phillies scored three runs and they're leading 4-2. last nights the union took on san jose. 55th minutes the ball goes up. shot from outside the box goes into the goal. san jose with a penalty kick. chase sell lee nass. the union will have to settle for a 2-all draw >> check this out. the junior little league makes its unbelievable catch leaping over the wall to snag that ball. chinese cafe won the game but that was one of the best catches you'll ever see. he will always remember, i believe we all will. that is so great >> he stood right up. i got i >> thank you so much, lesley >> still ahead on "eyewitness news" an incredible discovery 18,000 feet below the surface of the ocean. who found the u.s.s. indianapolis and why this was so important to world war ii from the time i was pregnant with him, had so much life and energy in him. he wanted out,

. >> reporter: their daughter heather kelsey and her husband daniel found dead on the side of a florida road new year's eve from an overdose. their son strapped in car seats in the back. most likely to misuse opioids, those with low incomes, the unemployed and underinsured. >> they're people at risk for not having full access to healthcare. we think that's part of a clue here is that better access to full pain treatments might do a good job in helping to reduce these serious problems. >> reporter: surprising the researchers, almost half of those who misuse opioids get them from family and friends. warren and marcia gintas will tell the story of their son drew's addiction and death, tomorrow night in a documentary on wral tv, our raleigh, north carolina, station. >> you're just totally numb. i mean, life just drains from you. you don't have a reaction. >> it just stops. >> yeah, it just stopped. >> reporter: drew's opioid odyssey started when the high school wrestler separated his shoulder. are opioids the easy answer when it comes to pain management? >> i think we found that physicians

kelsey mccrimmen. he was charged with two counts of felony murder for last wednesday's killings that happened on dullcy grove drive. right now, police believe the victims were killed in a dispute over drugs. detectives investigation is still ongoing. >>> killing his 15-month-old son, to collect life insurance money. he was convicted earlier this month in the 2012 death of his son prince. months before the little boy's death, rams took out a half million dollars policy on his son. do you see that face? prosecutors also believe rams is responsible for the death of his ex-girlfriend and his mother. >>> so it's the first day of fall sports already, can you believe it? for fairfax county high schools. that's where athletics leaders are reporting a 40% drop in concussions over the past few years. so what are they doing right? a look at how concussions are being prevented and treated. >> reporter: it's tryouts for the south lakes football team. >> we've got30 kids out. more than we had last year, so i think w

kelsey grammer you know what just maybe. maybe just wait until humans wipe ourselves out and then leave the device for the animals to use later oh that's. right i have my comedy show coming up in seattle washington d.c. and you can now vote for your own city to be added to the tour just go to redacted tor dot com it only takes thirty seconds about what do i back. what you have for breakfast yesterday why would you put those for the fish if your wife or. donkey like you what's your biggest fear i have a bit on the hay right was the last time but what would you say if you have a man who's the best quarterback. on the topic so simple but. now i could give you due to the question more. in case you're new to the game this is how it works now the economy is built around quite. a racial mix from washington washington media the. voters elected business to run this country business because. you must it's not business as usual it's business like it's never been done before. thank. you. oh thank you oh thank you for this but all ten of

alameda mid to upper 50s, oakland showing a lot of 59's. 53 calistoga, bodega bay is a cool 52. 56 at kelsey system will sweep through, and it will give us a lot of high in mid-level clouds. 60s and 70s, windy and cooler on the menu for today. we have 70s for many, well below average temperatures with this cool pattern clearing on tuesday before were gradually warm up through the week. it looks like we will top out saturday with another cooldown on sunday. august could be a stagnant and boring month and this almost looks like a pattern in september. something different. >> it is nice to get a little bit of warm and a little less fog. >> something for everybody. >>> we continue to follow the deadly attack over the weekend in charlottesville virginia with vice president mike pence condemning the action of the white supremacists.>>> if mondays stress you out it could be your job and we have more on a new study finding people are not satisfied with the current line of work. if you like cinnamon toast crunch then you'll love strawberry... french toast... and new apple cinnamon toast crunch. from

kelsey grammer you know what just maybe. maybe just wait until humans wipe ourselves out and then leave the device for the animals to use later oh that's. a live comedy shows coming up in seattle washington d.c. and you can now vote for your own city to be added to the tour just go to redacted tor dot com it only takes thirty seconds about what do i back. the mission of news with you is to go to the people tell their side of the story our stories are well sourced we don't hide anything from the public and i don't think the mainstream media in this country can say that the rich were. are to america has a different perspective so that we're not hearing one echo chamber that means free media is constantly spewing. we're not beholden to any corporate sponsors no one tells us what to cover how long the coverage or how to say it that's the beauty of our t.v. america. we hear both sides we hear from both sides and we question more that surely not letting anything get in your way to bring it home to the american people . well. no. f

kelsey grammer you know what just maybe. maybe just wait until humans wipe ourselves out and then leave the device for the animals to use later oh that stuff there's a place but i don't live comedy shows coming up in seattle washington d.c. you can now vote for your own city to be added to the tour just go to redacted tor dot com it only takes thirty seconds to vote what do i back. with lol make this manufactured sentenced to public will. when the ruling classes protect themselves. with the flaming. lips and neither will. leave the room sick. to. relieve. this transition to batteries and this new energy paradigm is really remarkable is happening quite rapidly and it's totally facilitated by this network economics that's transforming the global economy and central banks are fading and currency is fading electricity and batteries are battery technologies and the ascent so it's really huge cock defining transition to a new a new world and china is positioning themselves very well. right with. chemical discoveries over the last

kelsey grammer you know what just maybe.maybe just wait until humans wipe ourselves out and then leave the device for the animals to use later oh that's. right i live comedy shows coming up in seattle washington d.c. you can now vote for your own city to be added to the tour just go to redacted tor dot com it only takes thirty seconds about what did i back. we all willingly accepted the risk of being shot wounded taken prisoner but noone signed up to be friggin poisoned by our own people i've seen stuff that was nuclear biological and chemical products said do not truck tires all types of styrofoam polystyrene batteries trucks there was a complete denial i think at all levels of government that there was any connection between berm pits and what these brave soldiers were suffering from to compensate every soldier marine airman and sailor that was on the ground that are complaining about illnesses from their exposure from the burn pits would read literally send to be a pro and they don't want to pay it so the wady in decades

kelsey grammer you know what just maybe.maybe just wait until humans wipe ourselves out and then leave the device for the animals to use later oh that's. right i live comedy shows coming up in seattle washington d.c. and you can now vote for your own city to be added to the tour just go to redacted tor dot com it only takes thirty seconds about what do i back. this transition to batteries and this new energy paradigm is really remarkable is happening quite rapidly and as. if by this network economics that's transforming the global economy and central banks are fading and currency is fading electricity and batteries are battery technologies. so it's really. a pocked defining transition to a new a new world and china is positioning themselves well. right. chemical discoveries over the last century made easy. what cost this is cereal is exceptionally oxic. no wonder it's confidential. cysts to stay here so industrial giants reaps the benefit ignoring the coolest by chemical production. you know as if these people aren't just ex

kelsey grammer you know what just maybe.maybe just wait until humans wipe ourselves out and then leave the device for the animals to use later oh that's. a live comedy show coming up in seattle washington d.c. and you can now vote for your own city to be added to the tour just go to redacted tor dot com it only takes thirty seconds about what do i back. i'm tom hartman i'll give you what the mainstream media can't help big picture. with. and when you question more find what you're looking for this. stuff. will go deeper investigate and debate all so you can get the big picture. for decades the american middle class has been railroaded by washington politics. big money public restroom got a lot of voice that's how it is in the news culture in this country now that's where i come in. i mean it's still on our t. america i'll make sure you don't get railroaded you'll get the straight talk and the straight news. but. i'm a trial lawyer i've spent countless hours poring through documents that tell the story about the ugly side of.

kelsey grammer you know what just maybe.maybe just wait until humans wipe ourselves out and then leave the device for the animals to use later oh that's. right i have my comedy show coming up in seattle washington d.c. and you can now vote for your own city to be added to the tour just go to redacted tor dot com it only takes thirty seconds about what do i back. what you have for breakfast yesterday why would you put the faces your wife or donkey like you need what your biggest fear was in the bill mckay right was the last time i read a book you say yes that was the best part about. exploring the topic so simple but. now i could give you due to the question more. your watching our team america special report. has been up by basically everything that you think you know about civil society have broken down. there's always going to be somebody else one step ahead of the game. we should not be. formalizing. we don't leave people with things like this on our plate. this is an incredibly tight situation. all the world's a stage an

kelsey grammer you know what just maybe.maybe just wait until humans wipe ourselves out and then leave the device for the animals to use later oh that's. right i have my comedy shows coming up in seattle washington d.c. and you can now vote for your own city to be added to the tour just go to redacted tor dot com it only takes thirty seconds about what a ride back. would hold to. put themselves on the line to get accepted or rejected. so when you want to be president. some want. to go on the press which is what before you the more people. i'm interested in the water. there should be. this transition to the batteries and this new energy paradigm is really remarkable is happening quite rapidly and it's totally if a still cheated by this network economics that's transforming the global economy and central banks are fading and you have currency is fading electricity and batteries are going to battery technology and the sun so it's really huge cock defining transition to a new a new world and china is positioned themselves very w

matthew, kelsey and jacob.cory doubrava/involved in car crash: "i was carrying kelsey and jacob. guy grabbed matthew and carried him to the side and held matthew the whole time and he never let him go." that guy... a complete stranger... who stayed with matthew until help arrived.the unknown hero even gave the boy a special gift to help him through the scary situation. cory doubrava/involved in car crash:"at the hospital, matthew showed me this coin and we asked him where did he get this coin, and he said the man that was holding him in the ambulance."the man - telling the four-year-old this. matthew doubrava/involved in car crash:"hold it tight"emily devito/reporter:"why?"matthew doubrava/involved in car crash: "because i was hurt"the family... thankful for this man's kindness.matthew doubrava/involved in car crash: "it was emotional to know that people are selfless. this meant a lot to somebody and he knew that my son needed something. this is the only thing he had to give him and he gave it to him."natsthe doubrava family was enjoying a family natsthe doubrava family was enjoy

kelsey, what have we got, anything on the horizon? >> historic?g list. >> historic. >> you know, i think that what we might see is we might see congress leave, well the senate leave a week earlier than they said they were going to. we saw them say they're going to stick around two weeks they needed to get all this done, but they've spent the past couple of days just passing things by unanimous consent and trying to get out of town. they have nothing really to do. the house when they come back is preparing to do something on the debt limit, they have to get that done by the end of september. they have to pass a spending bill by the end of september and reauthorize faa money. they've got a bunch they need to do in september but they're just not here, and they, you know, they're talking a lot about tax reform. there's this conversation about the big six meetings that's kevin brady the ways and means chairman, paul ryan, the speaker of the house, and mitch mcconnell, and orrin hatch and two people coming over from the white house, the treasury secreta

rick kelsey reports from cornwall.his month. 0ne into the water of the uk this month. one of the most popular places is here in newquay. how would you describe the conditions? it is pretty good, pretty solid out there. josie has thejob pretty good, pretty solid out there. josie has the job of watching hundreds of surfers and swimmers here. on a beach like this, what are the trickiest things that could cause a problem? for holiday-makers, they just don't understand cause a problem? for holiday-makers, theyjust don't understand the water like we do. theyjust think they can go wherever they want. sometimes when you tell them, they don't like to be told what to do. every year, under 200 people die on the coastline and thousands more are injured. anthony miller was 23 when he went into the water. they were drinking, partying, and he said, i'm going skinny—dipping. he ran in the sea and disappeared. i really, really wa nt sea and disappeared. i really, really want people to be aware that when you are on holiday or a live by

>> four months after you graduated, you auditioned your first audition was the for show boss with kelseyuggling artist. i was touring doing lot of college shows my manager at the time he was just like listen man we need some money. go get a commercial. >> right. >> or something and i just happened to book my first one. so i learned how to really act on episode one of boss. becaus under his wing. >> number three, you know what, empire is on our channel. >> okay. on our station. you were almost on empire. >> yeah. >> almost. you got time to tell me what happened. is it a long story. >> we'll make it quick. you know, empire, you know, again, is just the testament to what's for you is for you. power was supposed to be for me. i was very close. so was a lot of people. >> all right. so you know what bigger things came to you because you i was digged for power. i watch power. i'm still on season one because i dvr the whole thing i can't stay up late. >> so look, you i was digged for power and awed bunch of props as well. >> yes i did. >> you didn't walk it with your script. you had props. >> ye

mid-50s in cloverdale, kelsey bill, they are all within a couple of degrees of each other cousin the low clouds. a spin coming into the atmosphere and that keeps our fog bank rolling right along. but it will gradually decrease, and you will see some slightly warmer temps inland. overall, this pattern is just a little bit warmer over the next couple of days. >>>pam and frank. >>> 6:33 am, and we are following the developing story of another freeway shooting in the bay area. >>second shooting and hayward in that area. alex savidge joins us live in hayward, and here's what we have learned about the police investigation. >>good morning to you guys. very few details are coming to life this morning about the shooting but, the chp says it does not appear that anyone was hit by the gunfire. this overnight shooting happened on the northbound lane of 880, just north of jackson street here on hayward. as you can see what this live picture, chp officers are responding overnight and repeatedly shut down all the northbound lanes together. i want to mention that this is the second time we've seen t

heather: shane pruitt and his wife casey showing off the baby girl that they named kelsey marie.by birth and two by adoption. todd: this is not the bad. the tom brady wax figure at new museum in boston. the figure just unveiled getting panned online. one thing both can agree on not as infamous as this courtroom sketch. heather: riot over chick-fil-a over cold nuggets. todd: "fox & friends" begins right now. heather: bye. >> the trump administration took a big step today toward fulfilling a central campaign promise by endorsing immigration reform bill. >> this competitive application process will favor applicants who will speak english, financially support themselves and their families, and demonstrate skills that will contribute to our economy. >> we bring over a million immigrants into this country a year. that's like adding the population of montana every single year. >> the bill would sharply he

. >> kelsey grammar played pomposity and got huge laughs. >> what's taken so long?r wink and approach i like to plan a strategy, like a general leading his troops into battle. >> checkmate, schwarzkopf. >> i think "frasier" stands as the single most successful spinoff, at least in the history of comedies. >> and the emmy goes to "frasier". >> "frasier". >> "frasier". >> we were lightning hot and it was critical for us to be leading the way not just following. ♪ >> "friends" is about that time in your life when your friends are your family. >> ow! >> when david crane and i lived in new york we were part of a group of six people. >> the machine that was nbc in the '90s for comedy was untouchable. >> you're not from around here, are you? >> it generated so much viewership and money and awards. >> you do not need this. >> it's the top of our wedding cake. >> it's not a scrapbook. it's a freezer. >> we certainly associate nbc of the '90s of having extremely successful sitcoms but they weren't the only network that found their way to having some success. tgif was on abc o

yet there are cool readings here. 49 in gray. 64 in kelsey.ery hot as well lake county, if you didn't hear ukiah was 110. ocean beach 58. major differences. alima valley 51. 51. south bay, santa clara 61. morgan hill 62. above has gaddis. the cloud cover is favoring areas to the south. heat advisory for some. hardly at all for some. in fact maybe a cold freezing fog advisory you should post for parts of the coast. west, southwest for fairfield, out to travis not that strong. 54 up in truckee. 56 in monterey. keeping an eye on the pacific northwest, today is the day when they should start to bump up the temps. portland, seattle it. southern california all sorts of moisture down there continuing to stream up arizona, monsoon moisture coming up the central california coast. more likely tonight into tomorrow. so done be surprised especially south where we get isolated thunder showers. the cloud cover is the key, if you get it you might be cooler. >> thank you, steve. >>> 6:53 is the time. questions this morning about how san jose handles illegal f

. >>> president trump this morning tweeting praise of his chief of staff tweeting, general john kelseystic job as chief of staff. tremendous spirit and talent in the white house. the "new york times" reporting kelly is enforcing new marching orders in the west wing. what maggie haberman wrote, "mr. kelly retired marine general treated with a different level of deference inside the building aides said. staff members found they could defy reince priebus, but crossing a marine is a different matter." back with the panel. one of the things kelly has been doing is controlling the flow of crap information that somehow would get into the president's stack of information to read. stuff from fringe crazy websites. stuff from -- et cetera. and he's been good at that apparently. >> that actually isn't a huge departure from how white house in the past have done things. they actually -- keep a small pile that the president -- this is -- this is a reverse to a normal standard. the question is, i think, he's not going to change who trump is, but does seem mildly promising that he has had his respect

he comes up, hangs with us, actually my co-worker kelsey, in her home right now being fostered.o we can get some additional information on him and finds him a perfect home. >> because he was adopt in the 2011 from pennsylvania spca, then the owner in the affords to take care of him. >> correct. >> so that's the dog there. eight years old. here is tinker, a very nice looking, orange cat, domestic medium hair cat. tell us? >> tinker real friendly, here, you can't see steve, our adoption counselor, but here with our adoptive counselor, one of our favorites, obviously, you know, he is five years old, but that's still young in cat years. and very handle, just real big love. >> and ali, ten years old. this one, lacking teeth and a tail? what's this? >> yes, so alley is from our human law enforcement, she also big time love, her tongue sticking out, doesn't have any teeth. but, still consideration live very wonderful healthy life. you know, just probably feed her wet food instead. but she is, again, just a love >> and there are so many others. all right, so, now, if somebody add doesn'

radio 1 newsbeats rick kelsey has been in cornwall with the rnli, as a new national campaign tells people cold water. tens of thousands of people will go into the water off the uk this month. one of the most popular places is here in newquay. so how would you describe today's conditions? a good day for surfing or not? yes, it's pretty good, it's pretty solid out there. it is nice and clean which makes a change. josie has the job of watching hundreds of surfers and swimmers here on fistral beach. i have lived pretty much on this beach all my life. i have done the surf life saving club since i was little. so on a day like this what are the trickiest things that could cause someone a problem? for holiday makers they do not understand the water like we do. so theyjust think they can go wherever they want and sometimes when you tell them they don't like to be told what to do. right. every yearjust under 200 people die on the uk's coastline while thousands more are injured. anthony miller was just 23 when he went into the water one night. they were drinking, partying and he basically said right

. >> is it different because john kelsey a retired marine. he's, you know, a stand up straight kind of guy. that image. and the tone of firing scaramucci on day one. >> right. >> this guy is no nonaccepts. maybe trump, president trump, you know, respects that more. >> if the president does not listen to retired four star marine general, i don't know what kind of hope there is, who he will listen to. right now there's no message. he has to -- kelly has to control the message. the president doesn't have to stop tweeting but it needs to be a last read before it goes out. he should control him too. >> the democratic senator from illinois i saw a line from him saying he supports had move. he is hoping that john kelly can lock things down at the white house. >> he has capitol hill experience. he was a top military liaison with congress. he knows how it operates. he has been a washington veteran. he knows how the place operates. the challenge is can he say the one thing that nobody has said to trump which is no. >> john kelly is not a polarizing fig

. >> liz: you know, ireland turned itself into a tax haven with the 12% rate and the kelsey tiger, boom should democrats be for this? you know this gerald. democrats going back to the 50s for smaller government and tax cuts entrepreneurs all the way up to 2008. go ahead. no that is correct and as you well know and everyone we're the highest tax corporation taxes in the world of 35%. even if you get down to 15% like he said there's other countries. ireland being one at 12% and the list goes on and on, so i think that will create a lot of jobs and it will be good for our manufacturing base. we here in springfield are unionized with the united steelworkers and the majority of the people are for trump. they realize what the situation is. i've been in this business for 53 years and i've never had a layoff. even when the economy went. i'd have too much passion to lay anybody off and we got through okay. we also where it would help my company is in hospitalization. we pay full hospitalization for the employee, the spouse and their children. they don't pay anything. a small deductible, unheard

rick kelsey reports from cornwall return. what are you doing out here?lb rubber dinghy with no safety equipment. the rnli crew say if the alarm hadn't been raised, it could have been much worse. i am the coast guard. i can confirm we have the casualty safely onboard. tens of thousands of people will go into the water off the uk this month. one of the most popular places is here in newquay. how would you describe today's conditions? a good day for surfing or not? yeah, it's pretty good. it's pretty solid out there. it is nice and clean, which makes a change. josie has the job of watching hundreds of swimmers and surfers here on fistral beach. so on a beach like this, what are the trickiest things that could cause someone a problem? for holiday makers, they do not understand the water like we do. they just think they can go wherever they want and sometimes when you tell them, they do not like to be told what to do. every year, just under 200 people die on the uk's coastline, while thousands more are injured. anthony miller was just 23 when he went into the

radio 1 newsbeat‘s rick kelsey has been in cornwall with the rnli as a new national campaign tells peopleewquay. so how would you describe today's conditions? a good day for surfing or not? yes, it's pretty good, it's pretty solid out there. it's nice and clean which makes a change. josie has the job of watching hundreds of surfers and swimmers here on fistral beach. i've lived pretty much on this beach all my life. i've done the surf life saving club since i was little. it's nice to keep the waters safe in somewhere you have always lived. it's nice to keep people safe. so on a day like this what are the trickiest things that could cause someone a problem? for holiday—makers they do not understand the water like we do. so theyjust think they can go wherever they want and sometimes when you tell them they don't like to be told what to do. right. although the beach has lots of flags flying it's clear some people don't know what they mean. the red and yellow flags there are for swimmers, bathers and body boarders, so any soft equipment. and then we've got the black and white chequered flag w

rick kelsey reports from cornwall.nish coast. the rnli said if the alarm hadn't been raised it could have been much worse. just to confirm we have the casualty safely on—board. tens of thousands of people will go into the water off the uk this month. one of the most popular places is here in newquay. how would you describe the conditions? a good day for surfing? it is pretty good, pretty solid out there. josie has the job of watching hundreds of surfers and swimmers here. on a beach like this, what are the trickiest things that could cause a problem? for holiday—makers, the rips. they just don't understand the water like we do. they just think they can go wherever they want. sometimes when you tell them, they don't like to be told what to do. every year, just under 200 people die on the uk's coastline and thousands more are injured. anthony miller was just 23 when he went into the water one night. they were drinking, partying, and he said, i'm going skinny—dipping. he went in the sea and disappeared. i really, really w

rick kelsey reports from cornwall.month. one of the most popular places is here in newquay. how would you describe the conditions? it is pretty good, pretty solid out there. josie has the job of watching hundreds of surfers and swimmers here. on a beach like this, what are the trickiest things that could cause a problem? for holiday—makers, theyjust don't understand the water like we do. they just don't understand the water like we do. for holiday—makers, the rips. they just don't understand the water like we do. they just think they can go wherever they want. sometimes when you tell them, they don't like to be told what to do. every year, under 200 people die on the coastline anthony miller was 23 when he went into the water. they were drinking, partying, and he said, i'm going skinny—dipping. he went in the sea and disappeared. i really, really want people to be aware that when you are on holiday or a live by the sea, and your out drinking, by all means and you are out drinking, by all means have a good time but the

rick kelsey reports from cornwall. what are you doing out here?ith no safety equipment. the rnli crew say if the alarm hadn't been raised, it could have been much worse. i am the coastguard. i can confirm we have the casualty 5afely onboard. tens of thousands of people will go into the water off the uk this month. one of the most popular places is here in newquay. how would you describe today's conditions? a good day for surfing or not? yeah, it's pretty good. it's pretty solid out there. it is nice and clean, which makes a change. josie has the job of watching hundreds of swimmers and surfers here on fi5tral beach. so on a beach like this, what are the trickie5t things that could cause someone a problem? for holiday makers, they do not understand the water like we do. they just think they can go wherever they want and sometimes when you tell them, they do not like to be told what to do. every year, just under 200 people die on the uk's coastline, while thousands more are injured. anthony miller was just 23 when he went into the water one night. t

oral histories in this gigantic archive, students like yourselves, undergraduates in places like kelsey channel islands, decided they would collect their own oral histories. kids from cal-state long beach also decided to collect their own histories. and it was a gigantic wave of collection all over the u.s. and people contributing to this project. we collected a little over 800 oral histories. making it one of the up larger repositories of latino history. so that was fantastic, but the second thing we did is we digitized people's documents. people, students, undergrads stood there and scanned i.d.s, photographs, anything that people would bring in, they scanned to make sure it was preserved and made its way to the archive. so what you find is that the archive has oral histories and it has digitized documents. but the other fantastic thing that came out of it is that the museum, the national museum of american history, created a traveling exhibit. bittersweet harvest. and bittersweet harvest was a modest exhibit that got a lot of attention and got a lot of attention because many people w