first to you, kurt. uber has a lot of rebuilding to do. >> it certainly does, liz, this is a leadership problem, and the leadership problem started at the top. it's great to see mr. kalanick taking personal responsibility for the problems and going to work to fix them. he went out, he got outside eyes to look in and give recommendations, the board took them. this is important, it's important to recognize your weaknesses, important to work on them. uber is a great and transformative company. revolutionized things, heck, it's changed my life. and millions of other people, including people who work for uber. it's an important resource and glad to see it's going to get back to doing what it does. liz: let's get rotman in here, jason this, is a frat house culture. a company that needs to grow up. 47 recommendations? your thoughts. >> this uber company could be an uber bubble, mainly because, you know, i don't know how many patents they have on what they're doing, there is lyft in america, dd in china. what is

>>> joining me now, kurt mills. also emily kaday, political correspondent at "newsweek." so you heard kelly break it down for us. adding another high-powered member to his legal team, and she really laid it out well. as we get more reporting about what mueller is doing, the special counsel looking into the russian connection and obstruction of justice also included as a possibility here, he's going to have to divide and conquer. in ter of political expert and on as a biness expert and it seems like he's got two of those, emily. >> yeah. and he also has his white house counsel's office, obviously, in the office of the executive branch. and so there's going to be a lot of lawyers. the vice president now has a lawyer reportedly. staffers are getting lawyers. one of the big issues for the next few months for this white house is how they juggle all of this legal advice. and if the president really listens to any of them because certainly you would think they'd be telling him not to tweet and yet this week he was tweeting about the investigation again. >> he's been doing that,

monday night our guests will kumail nanjiani, ray romona and kurt braunohler. watch the magics-- magician. i love it, and be nice to each [cheers and applause] >> chris: it's 29 minutes until midnight and i just booked my tropical cruise on the north pole! wonder woman dominated at the box office this weekend with some of the best reviews ever for a superhero movie and a record opening for a female director. it was also the rare d.c. comics movie that wasn't so dark and brooding you'd think it was written through a cloud of vape smoke in a hot topic break room.

attorney and author of the book indian county kurt schlichter, good to see you, kurt.y called the president a liar. good to see you. comey called the president a liar throughout the hearing and admits he's a leaker. couldn't comey stop the media conspiracy theories and say you know what, leaking the news that trump is not under investigation? >> that would have absolutely stopped it but wouldn't have done what james comby wanted to do, which is to keep the cloud around president trump and continue to make it hard for him to put into effect the agenda that he was elected to put into effect. you know, it's really troubling to me that a senior law enforcement officer, so cavalierly tries to manipulate the system, and he said it, liz, he said i wanted to force the hand of the attorney general or the assistant attorney general to name a special counsel. that's not comey's job. it never was. this guy, this guy was poison. everything that's wrong with the bureaucracy, he's the swamp that needs to be drained. liz: you think it was right for the president to fire him? >> absolu

kurt is now a professor ofjournalism at middlesex university, london.e that killed six people with firefighters coming out saying that they had never seen anything like what they had seen in that fire. it was nowhere near as catastrophic as g re nfell was nowhere near as catastrophic as grenfell house. lack in our house was a fire that raised an awful lot of questions about safety in those type of high—rise flats for their residents. the coroner in that case made a lot of recommendations. what we re made a lot of recommendations. what were the central ones? it took four yea rs were the central ones? it took four years to get too impressed. we can't wait that long to get a public enquiry. we need to look at the advice given to residents and the firefighting capability to get into a premise in order to get rid of the fire and rescue people. they talked about the fire risk assessments that are done on every single tower block around the country. it's a legal requirement. are they fit the purpose? what more needs to be done to make them fit for purpose? ret

kurt, the approval rating here in the united states, the latest a.p. poll has it at 64% for president trump in terms of disapproval. so these are, again, potentially equaling all-time lows. as a foreign affairs reporter, how are these numbers abroad? what's the -- as we've now hit another week, 140-odd days in, what are you seeing in terms of how other politicians are talking about the united states and this white house? >> the president is toxic unless you're in israel, saudi arabia, maybe a few other select countries that he specifically focused on and reached out towards. history marches on. it's clearly affecting his domestic agenda but this sanctions bill, this is administration that won a detente with vladimir putin, or something approaching that. they can't pursue that. all that affects syria. his approval rating elsewhere is a huge obm. george w. bush was eremely unpopular in europe. but ihink trump has bested him. >> emily, you know, over in the house, let's look forward to wednesday now and what they're doing in terms of their investigations.

with us now, kurt mills, foreign affairs reporter for u.s. news and world report, also karin, congressional reporter for "the washington post." we'll start with you first, karin. we've been watching these protests, these marches across the country. i want to start with that. of course this all leads into the comey testifying this coming week. but they are basically saying we want a congressional independent commission. and the question might be why is that needed based on the special counsel. why is that need based on the four other congressional investigations ongoing right now? >> well, people have been calling democrats especially have been calling for an independent commission for several months now. this started before trump actually became president when the allegations first started to arise. and their argument is that we can't trust this to politicians because people are going to have -- they're going to need to deal with the president on other things. there are going to be potential ways that the president might be able to pull them

kurt saturday z-uk can i, you remember him? a 6-2 lead and right now they're up 13-2 in the eighth inning. >> to baseball's future and the major league baseball draft and the names you know. the nats drafted darryn baker in the 27th round. also drafted today by the nats, jake cousins, a pitcher from the university of pennsylvania and the cousin of, kurt cousins. >> what do you know, wow. >> as for kurt he was throwing a football not a baseball with his teammates. they wrapped up mini camp. cousins is now take a break. our priority after perhaps pushing himself a bit too much last off-season. day like was monday night football against the steelers, if you do that 365 days a year there's a thing call burnout. i was worn out before the season started because i had pushed so hard to be top of my game and training camp practice one and preseason game one so i learned now after going through it one whole off-season as a starter to pace myself and to build towards week one. >> penguins 650,000 people taking in the fest vifts up from a

thank you very much, jesse burns, kurt mills. you all have a very good weekend, what's left of it, at least. >>> still time to make your voice heard on this question, agree or disagree, president obama should have done more to address russia's meddling in the 2016 election. go to pulse.msnbc.com/america to let us know what you think. >>> later, their status as dreamers protects them from deportation, but now an arizona court says they are not entitled to reduced in-state college tuition. we'll talk to one young woman whose future is now in doubt as a result of that. ♪ ♪ isaac hou has mastered gravity defying moves to amaze his audience. great show. here you go. now he's added a new routine. making depositing a check seem so effortless. easy to use chase technology, for whatever you're trying to master. isaac, are you ready? yeah. chase. so you can. hidden in every swing, every chip, and every putt, is data that can make the difference between winning and losing. the microsoft cloud helps the pga tour turn countless points of data

it does not help kurt eichenwald to pretend he is okay. he is not okay.e on twitter, he needs help. his advisors know that. they have twitter. but they don't care. because whenever kurt eichenwald's has something on bridges, repealing obamacare, ought to have a family member die in agony, because he wants to see them tortured. at the left responds with glee, "newsweek" gets clicks, msnbc gets viewers. they are exploiting him. it is cool. so are the supposedly news organizations, plea, for real, stop kurt eichenwald before he tweets again. he will thank you later for that if you do. while, there has been a lot of leaks at the executive branch, and jim comey openly admitted to being the source of one of them. >> the president tweeted on friday after i got fire that i better hope that there is not tapes. i woke up in the middle of the night and monday night, there might be cooperation for our conversation, there might be a tape. my judgment was, i needed to get that out into the public square. i asked a friend of mine to share the content of the memo with th

. >> it's all about kurt kurt now another georgous afternoon in d.c.ul day like the last two low humidity values and emit turz on the comfortable side. one more time today, later this afternoon, highs of suburbs headed to upper 70s whereas here in d.c. portions south lower 80s. typically this time of should have high temperatures upper 80s to around 90. getting off easy here. let's of sunshine again this afternoon. jet stream starts jog way north ward as we head into day tomorrow. guess what that is brings back. summertime feel. 90s headed back into town. "fox5" accuweather 7-day forecast. 83 today. enjoy. it tomorrow, few more cloud. hotter, 92. you'll feel humidity tomorrow evening and head to zip trip friday. 7 3 for morning low and 93 234 afternoon. weekend hot, the 4 saturday and better chance on surprised 91. heading into next week dries out monday, 2, form of july. maybe a popup storm. 93. >> erin will be wack with a busy morning on the rails. >> huge amtrak service completely us is spended between philadelphia and drs the train tracks. temporar

since the suicide of kurt and young and middle-aged adults which is the medicaid expansion. they must be maintained and completed. it's nothing short of hypocrisy. they pass on to the states. in ne new mexico it's estimated that our state government would have to either come up with a way to raise $11 million of the taxes over the next decade or cut the equivalent amount of coverage for hundreds of thousands of new mexicans that rely on the program. that is a hit on the budget of a billion plus dollars a year. this would have an impact on tho communities where you go to small towns in new mexico as i did last fall on a listening tour you see right away theou vital role that hospitals play in the rural communities. it is difficult to care for the populations that live over the spaces and are on average older, less affluent and more prone to chronic diseases. medicaid expansion and of a needs-based tax credits for individual healthcare market plans have been critical financial lifeline for the health providers. thanks to the games that we have seen in new mexico instead of uni

. >> i wanted to see kurt take chances. not lookcap he did good. and set out for practice. he took upon them soon -- he took it upon himself to be more risky and more aggressive. that is not really his game, but it will be a different group because, as you said, pretty much every receiver to 6-2 and up. it will have to be a little bit more risky. you should be able to throw the ball up in the air and let the basketball players jump and get it. he could track the ball. we will see if he can do that. more of that tonight right here on abc seven sports sunday. 11:30 five right after the news. don't go to bed. finally the mystics are in chicago washington leads 42-27 in the first half. please stay up late with us. kimberly: kimberly: two that the weekend cannot go into monday and tuesday. at least the next three, really comfortable baseball weather. cap -- inthe cubs in town and temperatures are in the upper 70's for most of those games. feeling really nice. the only kind of hick appear for the next few days will be tuesday. a few extra clouds, maybe a

the biggest name was daytona 500 champ kurt busch. >>> there is a traffic advisory around the lake thisnd. >>> raceway. highway 37 and 121 will be jampacked. the heaviest traffic expect did between 3 pm-7 pm tonight. blaine controls tomorrow and sunday it will be packed. chp says that anyone who is not going to the race should avoid the area altogether. >>> our sister cable network fs1 will show the toyota save mart 350 beginning at noon on sunday. in the meantime, here on ktvu fox2 this weekend we will have the confederations cup soccer matches tomorrow beginning at 7 am it's russia playing mexico. while portugal meets new zealand. don't miss mornings on fox2 . >>> california and -- adding nonessential government travel. >>> barts board of directors approved some policy changes, including a new safe transit policy. >>> we are looking at crowding already at the bay bridge toll plaza. a little bit of a crowd in some of the cash lanes. we will keep an eye on that. but for the most part we have traffic that is moving along very nicely among some of the fog into san francisco. >>> that fog

grandpa kurt. >> look your father hasn't met the new evolved dusty. >> that's exactly what he's goingf us for. you'll see. >> dear god. >> wow. is that him? >> dresses so cool. >> i can't picture him actually going shopping. >> what was it like to work with mark? >> i had to work out just to keep up with this guy. that moment total last bit of mass can you lynnty rubbing off your son bit. i'm going to give you guys some privacy. >> original cast members are back so is john cena in the movie due out in november. >> the only person you could ruin your christmas is looking back at you in that mirror. >> all i see is you. >> will has a big birthday coming up next month, he'll turn 50 on july 16th. trust me it only gets harder to look in that mirror. >> that's for sure. >>> well, it wasn't too long ago that it seemed kim kardashian's life was in shambles. she was robbed at gun point when she was in paris, she went into hiding. when we did finally see her she was in tears, but what a remarkable turn around when she sat down with our senior news editor jennifer peros, it was clear never coun

done hiking, let's say they get to 2% this cycle, you see yield around that level across the whole kurtwe will see if that plays out. jonathan: do you think we can go or get flat? guest: if they keep tightening and insist on hitting the 3%. they have, that's too much hiking. jonathan: kathy? guest: i think they are rising in weakness, but there is good demand out there in the economy. i think it's a misread, i think the weakness is shguest: it's mn expectation on the fed. there isn't so much money out there, central banks outside the u.s. are still printing money. there is $2 trillion a year that is printed and coming into the bond market. that is what's keeping yields down. jonathan: let's talk about how difficult it is an 2017 to be a bond error. guest: it's been tough. if you look at a couple things, central banks have been more hawkish than anyone anticipated. you have the fed talking about taking down its balance sheet before the end of the year and he committed to more increases in the fed funds rate than people anticipated. ucb is talking about tapering its balance sheet. corpora

>> together for 26 years meet husband and wife owners kurt and kristin wentzment their business didn'ttart with buy e pie but a birthday wish. >> did he buy you a food truck. >> best husband ever. >> kristin said at 40 she needed life change. they got off to a sweet start in cupcake industry with jimmys cupcake food truck and then they saw a need for speed making a fast dash for something different, pie. >> we saw a pool in the dessert industry. there was not a lot of nice pies being done. we thought we would fill that hole. >> in the adorable calf take goes on for soup, salad and pie you can only get in ambler that's how they're made. >> people get a kick off the certain street they live on that is a keesh or something. >> well, i'm sure psych todd eat my way through ambler starting with forest avenue pie aka mac and cheese pie with bacon. >> oh, my gosh so creamy. macaroni and cheese bacon pie. does it get any better than that. i like when i can feel the flakes all over. i'll keep them there. >> and then the elm street keesh with mushrooms, spinach and. >> feta. >> and finally tennis

chance to sit down recently to talk about that, her life now and her daughter with the late rocker kurtay. he's like your father. they always have a solution, a plan. >> it's not true. he saved me. >> you're loyal. don't make the same mistakes i made. >> in this movie you play kitny menendez. >> yes. >> the mother. >> yes. >> who was murdered along with her husband by their sons. >> yes. >> but a twist to a very famous story. >> well, it's taken from the transcripts of the trial and it's a reimaging of the case as though everything they testified to was true. >> the boys said they were being abused by their father. that your character kitty menendez ignored it and it's a very vital role to the movie. how did you prepare for it. >> there's not a lot on kitty. there's like four photos, a little tiny clip or video so i kind of had to like make her up and i read as many books as i could. we kind of got the point that she was, you know, in life not happy. >> reporter: in ryal the '90s rock tar is happy. living just two minutes away from 24-year-old daughter francis bean, her only child with

evan, michelle and kurt, thank you very much. >>> coming up -- the latest on donald trump's tax returnss. ♪ before you invest in a car, remember, it's not just the car you're investing in. subaru. kelley blue book's most trusted brand and, now, lowest 5-year cost to own. think about what you value most. subaru. >>> we have some muz on donald trump's tax returns. no trump taxes any time soon. there's more "a.m. joy" after the break. make sure the germs they bring home don't stick around. use clorox disinfecting products. because no one kills germs better than clorox. the uncertainties of hep c. wondering, what if? i let go of all those feelings. because i am cured with harvoni. harvoni is a revolutionary treatment for the most common type of chronic hepatitis c. it's been prescribed to more than a quarter million people. and is proven to cure up to 99% of patients who have had no prior treatment with 12 weeks. certain patients can be cured with just 8 weeks of harvoni. before starting harvoni, your doctor will test to see if you've ever had hepatitis b, which may flare up and cause serio

>> together for 26 years meet husband and wife owners kurt and kristin wentzment their business didn'ttart with buy e pie but a birthday wish. >> did he buy you a food truck. >> best husband ever. >> kristin said at 40 she needed life change. they got off to a sweet start in cupcake industry with jimmys cupcake food truck and then they saw a need for speed making a fast dash for something different, pie. >> we saw a pool in the dessert industry. there was not a lot of nice pies being done. we thought we would fill that hole. >> in the adorable calf take goes on for soup, salad and pie you can only iambler that's how they're made. >> people get a kick off the certain street they live on that is a keesh or something. >> well, i'm sure psych todd eat my way through ambler pie aka mac and cheese pie with bacon. >> oh, my gosh so creamy. macaroni and cheese bacon pie. does it get any better than that. i like when i can feel the flakes all over. i'll keep them there. >> a elm street keesh with mushrooms, spinach and. >> feta. >> and finally tennis avenue pie chocolate peanut butter pretzel p

pete: kurt, do you think this is a volume problem?sses the line facebook just can't keep up? >> no. i think what we have a money machine and a social network that owns the world in terms of social media and has captivated the world. they don't own the fact that they're the dominant force of voices in americans and the world. and in doing so, this is a peppering, a little teeny tiny thing that they could be doing. but even to have software that i'm sure they have and by the way, they won't reveal their methodology. their software can pick up a word that says a negative word or dangerous action word and another name such as the president's name and that would bring it to somebody's attention you would think, or you and i can go there and flag that did no one really flag that? and then i will leave you with this. i have sat here for almost three years and i have said and i have been critical of facebook. i have pinted out the good. i have pointed out the bad. i will tell you something to the people at facebook, you are on notice. i will

. >> reporter: kurt carson also serve in the marines, and like dale, he lived along the santa ana riveror six years. >> if you can't get mail or you can't go somewhere to clean up and you don't have any place where you can, you know, have a phone number, then how do you think somebody is going to reintegrate into society? it's not going to happen. >> reporter: after more than a decade without a roof over his head, dale dollar is finally able to cook a warm meal in his own kitchen. >> it's quite a place. you know, you come in, you've been sleeping in a tent and on dirt and rocks for years, and having to fight to keep your stuff. and you end up in a place as beautiful as this, i've been blessed more than i should have been. it's wonderful. >> reporter: for him, it's not just a new apartment. it's a new lease on life. carter evans, cbs news, midway city, california. >> ninan: there are staggering new statistics on homelessness in los angeles county. the latest count released wednesday shows there are nearly 58,000 homeless people in l.a. county, up 23% from last year. experts say the high

among them-- reigning daytona 500 winner kurt busch....and let's hear his thoughts on the sonoma track"i love coming up to sonoma raceway. the fun atmosphere of a road course. i think our fans dig it with the atmosphere of the track with watching our big heavy stock cars go up the hills, down the hills. left turns, right turns shifting gears and there's always great racing action in all the corners of the race track." to the nhl-- great offseason news for the sharks. congratulations to the man with the glorious beard brent burns. he took home the norris trophy at the nhl awards....which is given to the league's top defenseman. this marks the first time he's won the honor. we also want to mention, the nba draft underway as we speak. the warriors don't have any picks this year, but there's a chance they could find a way to buy in. we'll keep an eye on how that situation plays out. (anchor) time now to check on our weather... with chief meterologist brittney shipp. .heat advisories and warnings are in place today through 9 pm for dangerously hot temperatures. a shallow marine layer along

we spoke with reigning daytona 500 winner kurt busch about the race.y. the fun atmosphere of a road course. i think our fans dig it with the atmosphere of the track with watching our big heavy stock cars go up the hills, down the hills. left turns, right turns shifting gears and there's always great racing action in all the corners of the race track.">( mark ) the race starts at noon on sunday and the gates open at 7 a-m but there are practices and qualifying today and tomorrow... so you should expect heavy traffic in the area all ( mark ) police in the east bay say this man robbed two banks in san pablo this month. one of the robberies happened on tuesday at the citibank in the san pablo towne center. the other happened almost two weeks ago at the chase bank on san pablo avenue. in both cases....police say the same man demanded cash and said he had a gun. the robber has distinctive tattoos. one of lips on his neck and another of praying hands on his left shoulder. ( mark ) the heat wave hitting california is being blamed for at least six deaths. two o

kurt will team up with sheinelle and dylan with clint.ew york. everybody is going 200 miles per hour. >> my mind. all good. >> it is a rhythm. a lot of things we do, watching videotape. studying. getting back in the zone. that's the focus we do every weekend. >> do we go up to 200 miles per ho >> you do just floor it. hold the pedal to the metal and go for it. >> i don't know how people realize how physically challenging it is. you're not just driving. you're driving. >> we have power steering, though. it is hot in there. >> way hot. >> that's not comfy. >> and three hours, usually. >> daytona in july is not much fun on the heat index, as you know. >> you guys team up. here's the course we're going to be doing. let's walk over this way. starting over here. >> going to change a tire. >> first, you have to suit up. you have to suit up. when i wave the flag, you got to put your goggles on and zip up. you can jump or go around. change the tire. take the tire off. and then, you're going to roll the tire down. >> we'll do the tire. >> there's a

the media spoke to a couple races yesterday and the biggest name was kurt busch. >> i love coming upma raceway. i think our fans dig it with the atmosphere, with watching our big heavy cars go up and down the hills. >> nascar held its annual parade yesterday from sacramento to sonoma. >>> there is a traffic advisory this weekend, highways 37 and 121 will be congested. the heaviest traffic will be from 3-7. there are many closures tomorrow and sunday will also be packed. the chp says anyone not going to the race should avoid the area.>>> our sister cable network will show the toyota 350 beginning new time on sunday. meantime, we will have the confederations cup soccer matches tomorrow. beginning at 7 am it is russia playing mexico. do not miss morning on two. >>> san francisco's annual pride parade is this weekend, thousands of people from all over the world headed to the city. organizers estimate maybe even 1 million.>>> nasa calls out gwyneth paltrow, is her lifestyle company misleading customers? for years, centurylink has been promising fast internet to small businesses. but for m

. >> reporter: kurt carson also served in the marines and like dale he lived along the santa ana river for six years. >> if you can't get mail or go somewhere to clean up, and you don't have any place where you can you know, have a phone number then how do you think somebody will be in society? it's not going to happen. >> reporter: after more than ten years without a roof over his head dale dollar is finally able to cook a warm meal in his own kitchen. >> it's quite a place, you know you come in, you have been sleeping in a tent and on the dirt, rocks for years, and find a place beautiful like this? i been blessed more than i should have been. it's wonderful. >> reporter: for him, it's not just a new apartment, it's a new lease on life. carter evans, cbs news, midway city, california. >> and that is the overnight news for this wednesday, for some of you the news continues. for others check back a little bit later for the morning news and cbs this mor captioning funded by cbs >>> it's wednesday, june 7th, 2017. this is the "cbs morning news." a day ahead of james comey's testimony, we

they had been to ucla, and allison and kurt voss and dean lent were kind of all three running the camera and directing and writing and everything like that. and she would say, okay we're gonna do this thing. bring the blue flannel shirt that you were wearing. i look in my close there's like three or four blue flannel shirts. - which one, right. - i had no idea, i picked up the one, brought it to the thing, did the thing. and then they cut this stuff together and i walk out of one door with one blue flannel shirt, and walk into the other. walk into the phone booth with a completely different blue flannel shirt on. - what interested you about acting as opposed to music? as opposed to music? - i think it was just a little more internal, - i think it was just a little more internal, a little more. a little more. i don't know, it's like an opportunity. and allison's cool. - right. - and then, oh i get to hang out with james woods. and he's reallysmart antha. and he's really smart and that's fun. oh, i get paid and. well, sure i guess, yeah. nowadays, when i get the opportunity to do it. nowad

coming up, news4's tracie potts will explain how this will kurt cuban small business owners. >>> we now know when cuba's president will step away from the job. raul castro took over for his ailing brother 2008. there will be the first round of municipal elections in october and then in february parliament will vote for the next president. certainly the vice president is expected to succeed raul castro. >>> meanwhile, back at the white house, the president's agenda overshadowed by bombshells in the investigation. we know the president himself is under criminal investigation. nbc's kristen welker explains what happens next. >> reporter: this morning, new signs the russia probe is reaching into new places. "the washington post" reporting special counsel robert mueller is investigating the business dealings of one of president trump's top advisers, son-in-law jared kushner. an attorney for kushner telling nbc news, we don't know what this report refers to. it's special practice for the counsel to examine russia. mr. kushner previously volunteered to share what he knows about russia-related

kurt, i'm not here to defend him. know,ose of you who don't he was the head of petri added -- pediatrics at nyu and worked part-time at bellevue. he wants to willowbrook. hospital for children and he was working on a hepatitis vaccine. there is no doubt that he took live hepatitis virus to some of those children. that is something that would ever be done. virus thatstrain of was in no way fatal. was that the vast majority of kids at willowbrook were going to get hepatitis anyway. understaffed, there were feces everywhere. doing wass actually way toto figure out a find a vaccine that would help stem hepatitis. this is not a means to justify the end. as much to be said against dr. , but there's something to be said in his favor as well. >> i work for the department of , and we have a joint shared between us and bellevue. i don't know the history of it. with environmental health care there are a number of centers. it comes out of the prohibition era. there was so much dangerous wood alcohol being passed around in new yor

kurt to cyberguy is here with us to help us better understand.lane. >> worst case scenario for anybody on an airplane. and this crew jumped into action, they took it to the rear of the plane into the laboratory. one thing you want to do with a lithium fire is really get rid of the oxygen that's going to it. so they tried to smother it. class b fire extinguisher is best for that. have you so many devices at home that have lithium ion inside of them. abby: you see this story and you say that could have been me. >> it could be you. number one cause of this is a defective battery. that comes from a variety of things. it comes from buying cheap knockoffs, and it also comes frun proven brand names that we're not familiar with that tend to make less quality items. abby: what can you do, kurt? >> what you can do is take preventative things. don't leave something plugged in while it's charging or while you are storing it also, don't ever -- if you see a swollen battery or you dropped it and you know that the battery is damaged, throw it out. just stop usi

and kurt russell played his dad.brother and sister. >> that's what i keep texting him. i'm like, "hey! let's hang out, bro!" >> stephen: how did you get this nice lady who has been, like, just enjoying herself for 14 years to step back in on to a movie set? because it's been since 2002 or '03 or something like that since she did a movie. how did you get her? >> i gave her $100. >> stephen: and daniel radcliffe. >> and daniel radcliffe. no, i approached her on an airplane-- she had no idea who i was. she's so nice to everyone. she's truly the kindest person. and she's like, "okay, honey." and i said, "i want to be in a movie with you." and she's like, "sure, you do." ( laughter ) but then it happened. and she wrote the script and we just loved each other right away. katie dippold wrote the script, and my sister and i rewrote it and picturing goldie the whole time. goldie wrote the secret too. and we had the best time. people were worried about her. >> stephen: why? >> because she's in her 70s and it's a hard r-comedy

boom mic, has pursued subjects as diverse as sarah palin, death row prisoners and the late rock star kurtrock and roll casualty: the prodigiously gifted singer whitney houston, who died of a drugs overdose five years ago aged just 48. the film — whitney: can i be me? — has been called uncompromising, and in making it broomfield has spoken to the star's entourage, from hairdressers to promoters. and he has now been talking to our culture editor, stephen smith. # just remember it was you, you, you. # who said goodbye. # who said goodbye—e—e—e—e. the matchless larynx of pop superstar whitney houston. this is how her many fans remember her. she won emmys, grammys, and sold millions of records before her tragic early death following a drugs overdose. whitney houston obviously was a very iconic figure. who many people loved. who touched many people's lives. and i think made a lot of people very happy. and was very severely criticised towards the end of her life. judged, i would say, quite harshly. i thought it was a good time to have another look at her life and look at her achievements and who

haddonfield emergency riew -- utility work blocking kings highway, kurt better bull -- cuthbert boulevard is the alternate. >> a driver took off from a traffic stop at 1:00 a.m. police stopped the car after a report of a shooting nearby on the highway. the driver ran off before officers reached the vehicle. there were no reports of any gunshot victims. >>> happening today, decisions will be made in two high profile penn state cases. in one former administrators are scheduled to be sentenced in the sandusky scandal. in the other, current administrators announce charges or changes in the wake of a recent fraternity haze death. katherine scott is live with details on both stories. >> reporter: matt, that's right, i'll start with sentencing day for the three former penn state administrators, prosecutors are seeking jail time for former university president gram spanier, his attorney is calling for probation. 5 1/2 years after the story broke of the jerry sandusky sex abuse scandal in penn state, it's sentencing day in dauphin county for gram spanner and tim curly and gary shultz. prosecutors

kurt newman has been treating children for more than 30 years. >> he says having healthy kids isn't justut paying attention to their physical here's doreen gentzler with more. >> dr. newman says it's critical to make your child's emotional well-being a priority. >> with children, the things that upsetting them can show up in different ways. >> first of all, work with your child's doctor to rule out any potential medical reasons for your child's issue. here are some other things to be aware of. watch for changes in your child's eating habits over a period of time. changes in sleep. changes that happen in the school setting. also, irritability over a period of time. dr. newman also said in the years that he's been treating families, there's no substitute for a parent's intuition. so if something seems off with your child, talk to your pediatrician and take steps sooner rather than later. >> there are lots of good resources online to help parents navigate through their child's health care needs. tomorrow, we'll share some of dr. newman's favor >> thank you, doreen. >>> there are plenty of d

kurt newman is the head of children's national here in washington, d.c. and he's been practicing as a pediatrician and pediatric surgeon for more than three decades. >> he's going to be sharing his tips to help us keep our kids safe and healthy. i've got three, you've got two. when they get sick or hurt, it can be really hard trying to find out all that information on the fly. doreen gentzler is here with more. >> being prepared before your child has an emergency is key. >> to have a plan ahead of time just like if you had a fire. it's the same thing for a child. >> here's a checklist. know the location of the emergency room nearest your home that treats children. and not just the one closest to your home but also close to school and close to know if your children's hospital is covered by your health insurance plan. know what types of services are covered for your child in an emergency. not all of them are. for example, does your health insurance plan cover the cost of an ambulance. if you can't get to an e.r. that treats children, you should ask for a sp

no other players we talked to knew of any developments on kurt cousins contract.ewel 15 a deal must be done by then. we'll know in a few weeks. one thing we know redskins defense was pretty bad. and third down ranged last in nfl getting off the field on third down and performances the last few weeks against carolina and giants stuck with the team long after week 17. >> that's still fresh in our hindz. we is a sour taste in our m mind. if you don't you don't know what you're doing. if you feel like you you upheld your duty i would put you on the field. it's not championship football game. >> ses spite the short shortcomings. safety from arizona cardinals brought over free agent and he says he watched this team last year and he knew there was a place in the secondary for them. >> last year for sure me an my guy were looking at this roster for sure one is going to the washington redskins. so it was happening to be me where there's time they deposit get along or they were to the on the same page. i feel like everybody you know respects me must have to want to get on t

liz: kurt schlichter comeback would love having you on. a fifth republican in the senate is a no on the senate bill to replace obamacare. obamacare. he is the better public and dean heller. he saying it's simply not the answer and there's nothing in the senate bill that would lower premium costs. he joined for the republican senators to say it's not really an obamacare repeal. includes kentucky senator rand paul who spoke to our own neil cavuto about it. watch. >> conservatives want a repeal bill. i want a bill that looks like a mutt feels like and is a repeal bill. my fear is when i look at this i keep reading it and it sounds like obamacare to me. doesn't even sound like a bear much -- obamacare like. it may be obamacare plus on the subsidy site. we can have a bill that spends more than obamacare the first couple of years and call that a repeal bill. liz: the senator's father joins me now. former texas republican congressman dr. ron paul. good to see you dr. poll. >> it's nice to see you. liz. liz: asherson right? >> e. is always right.

kurt anderson represents baltimore. it's a time to rethink this a little bit? this arrangement?e anderson joins us tonight. thank you a lot for coming on. >> thanks for having me. >> tucker: i don't think it's a straight line between the political party in charge and the problems, or the good parts of a city. i do think over time, maybe you can acknowledge that things are not working and it's time to change. i never hear people say this. you are saying it. what led you to that conclusion? >> number one, it is clear that when you have a murderer a day in baltimore city, that things are not going the way that we want them to go. democrats, as you say, have been in charge and baltimore for a long time. i'm not saying that that is going to change anytime soon because most of the republicans have left the city. what i am saying, though, is that we can still work with people like president trump or governor larry hogan, with regard to bringing in the kinds of resources that we need to help try to solve the problem. one of the resources would be money to put computers and police cars,

take a look at this tweet from kurt. he says draw and shoot.g our people is every american's job. and lock at this tweet coming in from troy who says people were not disarmed supposed it be protecting government this ridiculous suggestion would not be allowed to follow. this person tweeted this is why americans fight second amendment fight not run. you english cannot even carry pepper spray. he finished off with #sitting ducks. it is rare to see police in london carrying a gun. rob: if people had guns would we be safer? arianna grande concert right after this. >> less than 24 hours later arianna grande returned to manchester. she brought the house down with some pretty emotional performances as well as a message of love and unity. take a listen. >> i love you guys so much. and i think the kind of love and unity that are playing is the medicine of the world that we need right now. i want to thank you for coming tonight. i love you so much. >> one moment going viral happened off stage. take a look at this very sweet photo of a couple police offic

. >> the kurt cousins contract count down continues.edskins have five more weeks until the july 15th deadline. contract talks have improved as owner dan snider is reportedly getting involved making it known how much washington wants to re-sign cousins and most of his teammates working out again today at redskins park sees organized team activities a good chance for the some of the new guys to get acclimated with the skins. our carol maloney caught up with the safety about his ties to his new team. >> what's the value of a number on the jersey for redskins the number 36 cost him $75,000. he signed with redskins this off season. he's a long time shawn taylor fan. taylor wore number 36 so d.j. bought it for 75 k off cray vens. he's feeling right at home saying this is where easement to be. >> when i got drafted i wanted to come here from the start. i actually got some family out in this area a lot. so it's always been a team i've watched growing up watching shawn taylor and to finally get here it's a blessing. to see all the talent that th

. >> the last place a's today fired pitching koefrp kurt young. young was drafted way back in 1981.o seasons for oakland and served two stents as pitching coach. third baseman mat chapman made his major league debut, he walked and scored a run. jet lowery connects for his eighth home run of the season. the a's built a 3-0 lead but in the sixth sonny gray allowed five straight batters to get on base. a game time base hit by fmer athletic chris carter would end gray's night back up in the bottom of the inning,io lonzo puts oakland back on top with a solo shot dead to center field. the a's still on top 5-4. at coors field nolan at it again. he had three hits and four rbi and the first doubles off mat moore. moore allowed eight runs and 11 hits in just three innings. colorado led 9-1 before san francisco rallied in the seventh are you buster posey with a two-run shot but posey did later have to leave with an injury. the giants would not give up. they scored five times in the 8th. brandon crawford's three-run homer cuts the lead to one. san francisco tied the game in the ninth but the ro

. >> the only thing as far as i know is kurt cousins is our quarterback.now anything more than that. i really don't. i don't see him or tha school, she's having menstrual headaches. they don't realize what, in fact, it is a migraine and there's something we can do about it. >> this evening on "nbc nightly news" kristin dull gren will look at a new study that can help parents identify the early warning signs of a child having a migraine. >> another cool day before that heat just hammers down on us. >> no kidding. that's exactly what it's going to do and not for a couple of days. we haven't seen a lot of humidity with those 90s. that is coming too, my friends. it is cool and cloudy and we've got some rain out there. most of the area now on the dry side. you can see the clouds continuing. temperature-wise sitting in 68 degrees, winds out of the northeast 9 miles per hour. we're seeing winds gusting to her 20 miles per hour. take a look at what we've got here. i'm really tall. down here on the culpeper area. this is where we're seeing the rainfall. we'll conti

she retweeted kurt aiken walt, his tweet demanding a redo of the election and suggesting that trump had kkk sympathies, "why burn a flag, donald trump things crosses burn much better." this is and intemperate political activist. how did she get a security clearance? we get asked the same question about a lot of people working in government right now, especially in our vast and unelected intelligence bureaucracy, many of them hate the president. that is happening for in other administrations, people disagree with the new guy. when it does happen people with integrity -- that is how a healthy democracy operates and has for a long time. but no longer. cushy government gigs in the name of principal, they have taken a cowardly route, one that is destroying not just the administration, for making the government impossible to run. for the record, not all leaks are bad, even though it's that heard politicians that you might support for the public does have a right to know a lot more than it does. trust us. but these specific leaks aren't designed to help and they are not helping. they are not a