. >> when i first saw inmate pat lexie hudson, i wasn't terribly shocked.wn up with somebody who was burned in a house fire and had similar injuries. >> the first thing i thought about when i seen lacy was her burns. it looked like it hurt. i didn't know what happened. >> you get some people who ask you what happened or just stare at you. how to deal with someone who's different and i'm different. >> lexie hudson is scarred over more than half of her body. cause of those scars is what landed her in jail. >> my boyfriend and his friend were trying to make hash oil in an apartment building with butane. and a spark lit and it blew up the apartment. and we were all inside. >> the longest time in all our explosions normally when it comes to drug or drug making in houses is usually meth. what we're starting to see is a new trend. they're using butane to extract hash oil from marijuana. they doing it indoors. anything butane, your pilot light from your stove or heater, next thing you know, boom, explosion. >> the explosion occurred inside the apartment hudson and

american lexi thompson then needed to hole this shot for an eagle at the last if she was to tie and forcebut her shot although hitting the green went far and wuide of the pin and henderson claimed the win and lifted the trophy in what was a bogey free round for her. and super excited. it was really tough today. the wind really picked up tough today. the wind really picked up andi tough today. the wind really picked up and i was kind of surprised when i looked at the leaderboard and had a shot lead at the 18th green. i'm super happy and i'm just glad it is done and i finally have super happy and i'm just glad it is done and ifinally have my super happy and i'm just glad it is done and i finally have my win. to cricket news and pakistan have upset the odds by thrashing india in the final of the icc champions trophy. pakistan, ranked bottom of the eight teams in the tournament, beat their great rivals india by 180 runs in the final at the oval in london. this is pakistan's first global 50—over title since 1992 and joe wilson was watching. south london, neutral territory for a rivalry. a rela

the 21—year—old went up against south korea‘s chun in—gee and america‘s lexi thompson, who blew a four but guaranteeing she also becomes world number one. denmark‘s jakob foolsang won the criterium du dauphine on sunday, leapfrogging richie porte in a thrilling final stage as tour de france champion chris froome finished fourth overall. setting off from albertville, the remaining riders faced the shortest road stage of this year‘s race, but the 115 kilometre course included four categorised climbs, culminating with the final ascent to plateau de solaison. foolsang attacked on the final climb and held off porte to win the stage and beat the australian by 10 seconds in the overall classification. game six of the nhl‘s stanley cup final is in full swing in tennessee as the nashville predators play host to the reigning champions pittsburgh penguins. the penguins lead the best of seven series 3—2 and a win will see them retain their crown. it is currently goalless with three minutes remaining in the first period. emirates team new zealand are one victory away from an america‘s cup rematch w

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and lexi and harley have to be part of it. the little dogs. >> for maks and peta's wedding, shai will have a special role. ring bearer. >> i'm hoping she's going to be sleeping throughout it. it's my dad. >> for her day, peta will wear two dresses, and the 30-year-old has been sweating for the wedding with some help from maks and shai. this sunday could be a big night for beyonce. not bigger than having twins, of course, but she's nominated for seven b.e.t. awards. the queen won't president there, obviously, but leslie jones will. and she got some tips from a true pro. >> she's telling me, girl, you funny, just go do it. just go do it. just go be funny. >> whoopi goldberg's keep it simple advice for leslie, who credits "the view's" host as inspiration. >> the day i saw her on television, i cried so hard, because i kept looking at my daddy, going, oh, my god. there's somebody on tv that looks like me! >> whoopi hosted the oscars four times and now it's leslie's turn as an awards show host. she got her groove on at the b.e.t. aw

inherits mobile up 13.5% on the back of reports apple is going to lease a small fleet of vehicles lexisvs to carry out self-drives tests. shares in apple didn't move on this one but a big move to hertz on the outside. >>> trying to find a jury for martin shkreli's trial is very difficult, the man who tried to raise drug prices about 5,000% and one called him evil, a snake, greed. >>> elsewhere, sprint is in talks with charter and comcast in a bid to offer wireless services, entering exclusive talks with comcast about a big deal and could put sprint's merger with t mobile in doubt. >> thank you. >>> coming up, why millennial spending is eating up their savings and it's not a bird or a plane or a hot dog. the new way oscar mayer is delivering weiner's to your door. o. huh. i should take a closer look at geico... geico can help with way more than car insurance. boats, homes, motorcycles... even umbrella coverage. this guy's gonna wish he brought his umbrella. fire at will! how'd you know the guy's name is will? yeah? it's an expression, ya know? fire at will? you never heard of that? oh, t

a lexi and niles we appreciate you coming in. >>> happening right now, demonstrations right now, demonstrators attempting to form a human chain around the u.s. capitol protesting the healthcare bill, more than dozen advocacy and nonprofit groups are participating and hoping to put pressure on the gop to reject the latest healthcare bill. >>> president trump is getting ready for 2020. tonight he's holding his first fund-raiser for next election cycle just down the street. there is the trump international hotel. the president already raised about $7 million for his reelection campaign. tickets start at $35,000. >> that's pretty pricey there. tom fitzgerald is at the hotel. fitz have you spotted anybody or what else are you hearing. >> reporter: don't act like shawn audience and sarah simmons don't have $30,000 laying around. >> i have tuition to pay, i'm not giving it to a candidate >> i don't know a lot of people who can afford a $35,000 dinner invitation but there's going to be a bunch and here's why you just got done with the 2016 election. hold on the 2020 funds raising circle is underway an

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well across a valid hearing for us was our teacher lexi you're the chef ski in washington d.c. nothing burger has becoming very firm term in the political lexicon in the united states and another one has been served on the senate floor today despite all the scary sounding things like russian meddling in the elections worldwide and this whole two and a half hour session was dedicated to that talking not only about the past elections where russia allegedly meddled but even the future ones while russia will definitely meddle and some of the wording of course on the floor was very tough russia's blatant interference in the united states twenty sixteen presidential elections was unprecedented in both scale and scope and many have said this is actually the crime of the century. if you think about it it is russia has interfered temp to interfere in elections from france to the netherlands from the balkans to the baltics russian interference in european political space is strategic you have any doubt that russian interference is driven by himself no doubt about it. the same answer no d

with the whole tournament but after saying the old they've been largely on spectacular plays well lexi sanchez still two of adult world class players have been a little bit below paul as opposed to portugal three games played three man of the match awards for cristiana rinaldo two goals could it be he's tournament on the back of a sensational year you change your prediction got nothing to do with rails and voting for dinner obviously let's listen now to what our correspondent in patrol found. he was going through a little early for right next to the arena. the full fall action confit aeration cup semi final is coming up on wednesday although choose day was the time for some microphone heat that is of course first of all the chilean press conference where we heard that the team is hungry for the final they're hungry for the cup itself of course but the most important message that was coming from the manager a lot on tonio p.j. is that all twenty three footballers are fit for the game on wednesday now portugal is a completely different story we got kep a suspended for yellow cards and tw

. >> guest: this lexi thompson has got, as bad as it was that she did win that tournament she is almost now a household name. this is unbelievable that somebody is looking at the thing that was like that. and you know people are saying there's almost a revolution in the golf world. they're beginning to say who was it that called? we want full transparency. they will ruin the game. the rules are really critical but let's not do that. >> host: those two extra strokes the next day for signing the wrong card. that was the day before nobody knew. >> i tweeted that i saw afoul of the north carolina game as i reviewed my tape and they need to play the game over. we will lose them all if we keep talking. >> host: we had better be careful but still it's just very frustrating. there is so much good with the internet and yet the potential for -- is so great really don't want to regulate. >> guest: is hard because somebody told me today there was fake news put out about an article in europe that i saw then i laughed. it was so outrageous and then i found out somebody added to wikipedia. i just hear

. >> guest: this girl, lexi thompson, as bad as it was that she didn't win the tournament is almost a household -- this is unbelievable that somebody is looking at the things that -- you know what people are saying? almost a revolution in the golf world. they are beginning to say who was it that called? we want full transparency. they will ruin the game. the rules are really critical, but let's not do that. >> host: those two extra strokes the next day signing the wrong card when that was the day before, nobody knew. >> guest: i saw a foul in the north carolina game as i reviewed my tape and they need to play the game over. we will lose them all if we keep talking. >> guest: it is very frustrating. >> host: so much good with the internet and yet the potential for abuse is so great. we don't want to regulate but how do we -- >> host: somebody told me there was fake news about me. i saw it and laughed it was so outrageous. that i found out somebody added it to wikipedia. i heard this a couple hours ago. we need to take it down and correct it. people can do hip jobs on you. i hope people

museum visitor lexie was born in alabama and understands the dark symbolism of the noose. >> for those thinks it's some sort of intimidation, we've survived worse. >> reporter: her grown children are also feeling strong, but now they have to tell their young cousins what the noose means. >> but i thought it would be better to bring it up when we're actually here in the environment, because as my mother said, that's a part of our history. ♪ ♪ >> reporter: staff from the national museum of the american indian joined in to say, we are one with you. ♪ we shall overcome someday >> that sort of thing is not welcome here, and we are not afraid of you. >> i'm more interested in what it w all of that unifying experience. it had to be uplifting in a sense there. >> reporter: it was, jim. we were standing here talking with museum visitors one second, and the next second there was this group of people, including smithsonian leadership, museum leadership, regular visitors, here together, singing, as you heard and speaking from the heart about how they won't let this get them down and how it's actua

i'm trying to member -- he may glass --a kind of lexi >> i think that -- that's right. >> behind him, yeah. i think so. no. i don't think there were -- needless to say, again, i want to remind you that this speech took place in the american sector. i remember very well one of my first visit to berlin -- i went to most every week when i was the ambassador. i would go, one of my first visits we were -- i was actually doing a spy exchange on the clinic or bridge. asked my age, how are we going -- my it, how we keep the press away? they said, told the police. you do that question mark they said, mr. ambassador, you do not understand. the police work for you. [laughter] i remember saying to myself, this is great. [laughter] -- we really control the environment. we had the people -- it wasn't just the secret service. you had a very large american presence there. comfortablele were with the security arrangements. >> thank you. show, this isord my favorite journalist on the planets. >> thank you, rick. i actually was there. security would show -- not what it is today. i was sitting on the edg

listened to him die, she listened to him cry that's what she told her friends ... she told her friend lexi was having nightmares she could hear his cries."carter and roy met while vacationing with their families in florida. both were troubled teenagers histories of depression. although they lived just an hour's drive from each other in southeastern massachusetts ... they met in person only a handful of times.most of their contact was electronic.the prosecution's case rested on rested on more than a 1,000 facebook and text messages exchanged between two teenagers over two years. carter urged him repeatedly to go ahead with plans to kill himself.on the day he poisoned himself in his truck, she texted him repeatedly.her attorney argued that the ultimate choice was conrad's. "he chose to get in that car, he chose to breath in those fumes."the two talked on the phone as the poison gas filled the cab.at one point conrad lost his nerve and got out , the judge said she could have called police, or his family.instead she told him to get back in... andthat is what co

a lot of people have talked about near-death >> i heard lexi screaming, mommy, mommy.sive type of state. >> reporter: husband ryan is a trained emt but says despite seeing emergencies all the time this scared him. >> i was checking her pulse. she wasn't breathing. just turning sort of blue. >> you fell into your daughter's lap. how did she react? >> she was traumatized. i think she probably still is a bit. laying on her with my eyes wide open rolling back into my head. eye jaw is clenched and shaking. i remember him saying you had a seizure. >> reporter: she was rushed to a local hospital but doctors couldn't find anything wrong. simply warning her not to drive until she sees a neurologist in the united states. >> you're athletic and eat well and do pilates. any signs of had. >> i've headaches who doesn't have headaches? >> reporter: realizing it could happen to anyone show wrote i'm human, i have an expiration date. >> i want to be that voice for people. seize houres are not pretty. it's embarrassing to lose control and a lot of people feel alone and i want them to kn

. >> and we have some great news about lexy, that was her last piece as junior reporter.lanova few weeks ago, guess what, already has her job, first job in television, she started in her hometown, congratulations, we'll of course miss you very much. >> all right, 7:57. the one word that makes a lot of people cringe. old. people have said it to you before, right? you're old. why some countries think it is best to ban the word. and share with us on social media: a what age do you consider someone old? i think we all have different answers for. that use the #fox29goodday. >> our top story this morning: terror in london, the latest on the attack that claimed seven lives, injured nearly 50 more. keep on going, america. keep on giggling... and goofing. keep on grooving... and togethering. with scott 1000's long-lasting roll, we'll keep on going, too. scott 1000. america's longest lasting roll. >> let's look at top stories, seven people are dead, nearly 50 others injured, after a terror attack in london. three suspect, in a van, ran down pedestrians on london bridge, and then th

absolutely fantastic, was out in grand forks to win 92 miles of border responsible all the way from lexifor all the way throughout most of montana. the ues is a great tool. your co-located, look at new facility, working with him. i would ask for your strong support point in that effort. and also with the technology part we have their at the grand forks air force base, it is really a unique opportunity to develop that ues tool which helped you on the northern border and the southern border. again i want to commend him and commend him to you and s3 askedr support for his good efforts. that's a tool that can address some of the concerns that she raised. >> i agree with you. take that the comments about kevin. he is really a first-round draft choice. i can't wait to get them confirmed. >> i agree. thank you. thank you for all you doing. >> senator harris. >> thank you. secretary kelly, as a follow-up you mentioned that you have in your career have actual conversation with foreign governments, correct? >> at, people i could rely on to pass information to foreign leaders. >> and was that in yo