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>> it's been a while, since jason kidd >> it's been a decade. >> relevant for the first time in a long time all right, let's get into the week ahead forecast. a lot of people traveling, a lot of people on vacation. nice in the northeast, by the way. a decent weekend dodging the thunderstorms. hot and humid in the southeast not too many storms compared to how many typically we get in the summertime the worst will be in south dakota, also southern minnesota. that's where we could get strong storms let's fast forward into wednesday, they call this the busiest day of the week for traveling. scattered storms from chicago, indianapolis, ohio, kentucky scattered storms on the gulf coast. with the high humidity level, that's the pattern we're going to be in thursday and friday a lot of areas of the east, we're going to call it hit and miss storms. summertime event, they're not going to ruin your entire day but they'll be around hit and miss in the afternoon hours. hopefully cross our fingers for the fireworks of the week actu it could be up to 110. >>> we're working on our fireworks forecast a

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i brought together katy balls, the deputy political editor of the spectator, and patrick kidd, until political sketchwriter. did they think the last few months had been dull? it's been dull for about three years. i mean, as you can see from the number of mps that show up, i think there were 67 tory mps there to see theresa may. they're all bored rigid. i actually saw a labour mp, this was about a year ago, reading a novel during pmqs. it's no longer the show—stopper, not the thing you rush away from or cancel lunch dates. it's very dull because we have got two very bad players of the game. and we have a very long prime minister's questions, don't we, katy? yes, john bercow likes to let it run on. you see the commons speaker give lots of backbench mps questions. in fairness, i think the backbench questions are where the drama can come from in terms of pmqs. and that's in part because theresa may, i don't think, is a very good at pmqs performer. jeremy corbyn isn't either. but there's also been a shift in what both sides want to get from prime minister's questions. so, under jeremy cor

like pickett, joseph kidd who is nearly 2 was born without a left forearm. she calls him a role model saying he understands her in a way that others don't. >>> they owe their lives tonight to 9/11 first responders, and you will hear their story, next. >> this portion is when you humble yourself under the mighty hand of god, in due time he will exalt you. hi, i'm joel osteen. i'm excited about being with you every week. i hope you'll tune in. you'll be inspired, you'll be encouraged. i'm looking forward to seeing you right here. you are fully loaded and completely equipped for the race that's been designed for you. >>> on this day when congress finally approved a compensation of the 9/11 fund, we give the final words of this broadcast to three people who owe their lives to first responders. >> my name is john mclaughlin. on september 11th, i was on concourse between tower 1 and tower 2 when building 2 collapsed. >> my name is wendy lanski. on 9/11, was on the 29ths floor of the northern tower. >> my name is michael wright. i was on the 81st floor. >> my frien

it's a real dilemma whether you have to wear kidd gloves or not given who he is. >> i agree with matt. i think that the committee should roll into this hearing with a purpose of communicating the substance of the report in the broadest and most accessible way to the american public as they can. forget about articles of impeachment, forget about the vote count in the senate. the idea here is to get the information in that report which was presented in a legalistic and dense way communicated in a very clear and simple way. i think the way you do that is by setting the ground rules, explaining for people and having mueller answer these questions in a leading fashion that the way prosecutors prove cases, every crime has specific elements. the way prosecutors prove cases is they present evidence that supports each one of those elements. mueller left you the road map. there are ten categories of obstructive activity detailed in that report. on eight of those categories, he concludes that there is significant evidence to prove every element of that crime of obstruction. >> that i'd say is an

patrick kidd spent many years as the parliamentary sketch writer for the times he's now the paper's diaryuided person and doesn't let challenge is likely to do, do you have any suggestions for her? there are four models and he spoke about a few of them and there's going on and staying and is that keep the model and he took for 26 years and became father the house and grumbled about his successor, and the other model isb his successor, and the other model is b alec douglas hugh model, where you stand down, as prime minister and come back in another cabinet and he became a successful foreign secretary. i'm not sure theresa may is going to come back to the cabinet. i suspect she's a parliamentarian a hike but bear in mind, she's been on the front bench now since 98, 21 years. and to get back into life on the back bench is going to take some getting used to, and david cameron i remember are the only appearance he made was walking in and sat for about ten minutes looking bored and walked out when the debate was over and next thing we knew he was off. i suspect she will at least see out the ter

another kidd tell that this was their country and they were going to take it back but this time theye going to do it with knowledge and not bullets. thank you. host: congressman. guest: i think there is a toxic environment in this nation. the venom is coming from the white house. this nation is deeply divided right now. i think it is tragic. that is why we as democrats need to set a different tone. that is why we need to go back to a civil discussion about the -nots.and the have we need to address the sources of violence in the urban sites. that does not come as a result from them -- from immigrants trying to save their children from violence in guatemala and hung doris. -- and honduras. host: the president earlier tweeted that he would be holding a news conference later. two senior administration officials confirm that the president is planning on announcing executive action today to add the citizenship question to the 2020 census. guest: the courts have spoken on this already. once again the president is trying to circumvent an equal branch of government which is the judicial syste