lily is very excited to see you. come through. thank you. hello, lily. how are you?oing? making a card for you. that is very nice of you, it is great to see you. do i get a kiss? yes. we are very grateful, without you getting us there, it could have been a completely different situation. she has recovered so quickly and you can see what she is like now. then i think, we don't know how to thank you because you say, i wasjust doing myjob... we just don't know how to say thank you. you have said it, you don't need to say any more. just seeing you guys here today is all the thanks i need, honestly. really. you guys here today is all the thanks i need, honestly. reallym that for me? thank you very much. thank you. do i get a hug. thank you, lily. thanks very much. lily harri5on, her mum lauren thorpe and pc cath daley are with us in the studio now. how are you? you look so well. how has it been recovering? fun. why do you say that? i get to do things i could not do before. like what? like i could not do handstands against the wall. you can do that now? with help from my m

>> lily: the one where billy was saying that betting on games was a joke? billy: cane paid jesse to delete the footage. >> lily: what? why? >> victoria: why do you think? he was trying to make billy look bad. >> billy: no, let's be more specific. to tank me, the job, the hockey tie-in... and the commercial. >> victoria: your commercial, actually. >> lily: please tell me you didn't do that. that it's not true. >> mattie: and in case you didn't notice, i wasn't the only one who enjoyed your performance

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. >> lily: cane screwed you over? >> billy: big time. >> lily: how?ld somebody please explain what's going on? wh-what does the camera guy from l.a. have to do with any of this? >> victoria: remember that crucial moment from the behind-the-scenes footage that we were all scrambling to find after the shoot? >> lily: the one where billy was saying that betting on games was a joke? >> billy: cane paid jesse to delete the footage. >> lily: what? why? >> victoria: why do you think? he was trying to make billy look bad. >> billy: no, let's be more specific. to tank me, the job, the hockey tie-in... and the commercial. >> victoria: your commercial, actually. >> lily: please tell me you didn't do that. that it's not true. >> mattie: and in case you didn't notice, i wasn't the only one who enjoyed your performance tonit.

go to fiosgigabit.com [ doorbell rings ] >> lily: [ sighs ] [ sniffles ] abby. >> abby: hi. >> lily:? is this place crawling with teenagers? [ both laugh ] >> lily: no, um, i'm alone. >> abby: perfect. um, well, i've missed you. we haven't had a face-to-face in ages. and, well, i brought some wine. i thought we could talk, catch up. >> lily: you heard about cane and me. >> sharon: so i heard you left

hi. >> lily: hi. >> abby: is this a bad time? this place crawling with teenagers? [ both laugh ] >> lily: no, um, i'm alone. >> abby: perfect. um, well, i've missed you. we haven't had a face-to-face in ages. and, well, i brought some wine. i thought we could talk, catch up. >> lily: you heard about cane and me. >> sharon: so i heard you left

what about lily? lily's good, she's had a good year, very happy at school.et you two years ago, could you ever have imagined you saying in the future, "yeah, she's really happy, she's doing really well, she's got friends, it's not really an issue any more?" i don't know, i guess you hope for that. when you're at that early stage, you don't know how it's going to play out. and you still don't know how it's going to play out. all: no. there's still a minute chance, really, that when puberty does start that she could go back and say, "actually, i don't feel like a girl, i feel like a boy." yeah, i do sometimes check in with lily and say, "do you think you'll ever want to be the boy again," and she's immediately, "no," she's very sure. she's always been, i've never seen any signs of not being sure, so i'd be very surprised if that happens, but you don't know, do you? you just don't know. has it been harderfor you for your female partner to transition to a man than for your son to transition to a girl? yeah. forjessica, i'm her mum, i'm going to love her regardle

so, lily, can you meet me here at...

and now you're afraid he's gonna set his sights on lily. >> lily: thanks for driving me.didn't have to walk me in. >> jordan: blame my mother. that is how she raised me. oh, it's about dinnertime.

and now you're afraid he's gonna set his sights on lily. >> lily: thanks for driving me.. >> jordan: blame my mother. that is how she raised me. oh, it's about dinnertime.

the heirlooms are stockpiled in a warehouse, where simon, nick, and their 83-year-old aunt, lily, whoen in a home. i led her to this old chaise longue. she said, "oh, look! i remember this!" and i said, "well, it's ours again." >> oh! >> "sit. relax for a minute." i helped her sit in her mother's chaise longue. >> we picked things out that we wanted, so simon has things in his house. i have things in my house, and lily and her family have stuff in italy. >> in 2003, the more than 160 remaining items from the collection go up for sale at christie's in london and amsterdam. this flemish tapestry hammers in at $85,000. a silver gilt double cup goes for 600,000, and this 17th-century silver gilt pitcher -- just over a million. the total, more than $4 million. is there more, simon? >> there's probably at least 12 important paintings and about 300 or more antiques. >> and, clearly, you won't quit. >> no, i'm very grateful that i'm able to uncover my real roots. through this art, i get to know what my family was like, and i can touch something they touched. >> and remember this 16th-century

host: lily from fort lauderdale. new statement from the official north korean government has been retweeted this morning -- raids -- -- reads president trump is driving the situation on the korea peninsula to the brink of a nuclear war. an official statement from the north korean government. the bbc is reporting on defense who hopesjames mattis to solve the north korean crisis using diplomacy. after fiery rhetoric from both sides, the general said war would be catastrophic. pyongyang announcing it was finalizing a plan to fire missiles near the u.s. territory of guam. let's go to charles from new orleans, republican line. caller: the last caller kind of threw me off with the common about -- comment, but people have their opinion. it is not really about what person is in office, whether it be a republican or democrat. people, thethese establishment is corrupted and it is unfortunate that people are ready to die for this, these lies. it is the u.s. and their allies want whatever it is in their peninsula, in north korea

. >> and you got lily tomlin. >> lily tomlin. have you on, paula. ♪ >>> cheech marin is known, best known as one half of the comedy duo, cheech & chong. he is out finally with a new memoir, entitled "cheech is not my real name, but don't call me chong." good to see you, my friend. >> always good to see you. >> i didn't know the back story for how you got this nickname. >> oh, yeah. >> but the story itself is funny. >> when i was a little bit, just came home from the hospital, just two days old, my uncle looked in the carriage and says he looks like a -- [ in spanish ] and that's a pork rind. >> that's not the best comment that you're a -- >> if you're a mexican, there's a certain connotation. >> and that name stuck all those years. >> yeah. to my family. to the rest of the world i was richard. and when we were trying to come up with a duo, richard and tommy? marin and chong? he said do you have a nickname? and i said cheech is my nickname. and he said cheech, cheech, cheech & chong. and that was it. >> isn't it funny how you are

i think if you've lived with a child, as we have, my child lily, she isjust how she is now.ady, even. i mean, she's. .. she's grown up quick. yeah, she's grown up so much in the last year. i have every faith that she's going to have a happy life. the police watchdog in scotland is investigating after officers failed to find the body of a 64 year—old man who had been missing for a month. after weeks of searching using police divers, dogs, volunteers, and a helicopter, arnold mouat was found at his home near falkirk. andy moore reports. 64—year—old arnold mouat was reported missing by his family on 7thjuly, the day after he had last been seen in his own home. at the time, police scotland launched an investigation, which included a search of that property, but no trace was found of mr mouat. there was also a large—scale search in the area around, involving the police helicopter, divers, mountain rescue teams and police dogs. then, yesterday, police confirmed that a body had been found in mr mouat‘s home. there was no explanation of where it was found, or in what circumstances.

brand that prices the .5% and lilies that price increased in 2016 was 2.4% in just to put those cost in context, in the overall health, it's important. what has occurred over the last number of years as health savings account, hra's, individuals are facing more pressures in terms of their deductibles and co-pays, coinsurance and out-of-pocket spending has increased in a significant percentage since 2013. as congress wrestles with healthcare, the affordable care act, drug pricing and drug spending, i think one of the areas they can focus on is the out-of-pocket expenses senator cassidy spoke to that to some extent. i'm transparency, lily issued an integrative report earlier this year showing over a five-year period the change in list and that price and the discount which has increased to almost 20%. that's one of the ways we are trying to put more information out in terms of consumer, patience, stakeholders to understand how we price our medicines. as i looked at transparency legislation, primarily in the states, a number pieces of legislation last year and this have been introduced a

lily: i will throw one out there. what about the desire of the u.s.ve the chapter 19 dispute settlement reckitt -- mechanism. it heavily favored canada and was a deal breaker during the original negotiations of the u.s. canada free-trade deal. is that a possible redline? say ismpagne: what i can that there are elements of the free trade agreement that exist. supply management. the number of rules that exist, which, you know, you have to get back to why we have this agreement in place. has beenement favorable to both sides that provided millions of middle-class jobs. we need to preserve some of the components of that deal that would be beneficial and would help build our economy. when you have $2 billion in trade and services every day, you have to be very mindful before you take any measures that could disrupt that. how can we make more together, build together, and sell to the world? on the show yesterday, he was very complementary between his state and canada. when i asked about his concerns, dairy came up. this is something on the supply management

will it be lily, lucia, or sharath today? good luck. let's start finding out.dy! round. and now here are your categories. first off... next... s-h-u-t coming up in each correct response, and finally... sharath, start us. i'll take "shut" up for $400. lily. what is a shutout? yes. "shut" up, $200. lucia. what is shut-eye? "shut" up for $600.

that little baby, lily via lobos is back. her parents meeting the plane cayi >> oh, man.haven't seen her, and just i mean, i love my little girl. i just hugged her and just seeing her made me so happy. she's back, and i'm thankful for everyone that took care of her. >> reporter: the set sers got to express their gratitude in person to those jet skiers who whisked them to safety. and remember eye esha, the mother who took to facebook for help? she had a reunion of her own. >> hey! >> oh, my god! >> reporter: a helpful reminder that while so many human possessions can wash away, human life remains precious, fragile and always worth saving. >> look that. ayesha will remember that. did they get their two grilled chicken burritos? that's a really, really, that's great, they got reunited with the guy on the jet ski, that's fantastic. what about the >> if there's a chicken burrito somewhere to waisste, that woul be a tragedy. >> we'll be right back. i'm about to pop a cap of "mmm fresh" in that washer with unstopables in-wash scent boosters by downy. because this scent lasts up

which i don't think had nearly that bad a number, but governor pence is closely related to eli lily.li lily is more likely to stand with ken frazier than they are with president trump. >> are you surprised that we haven't heard from other ceos on the manufacturing council? >> yes. >> what do you think that says to you >> i think people are really scared i mean, i think that it's really -- this is a different time i think people are very scared to talk. this is not business as usual and i think people fear this president tremendously. >> since we're talking about other members of the manufacturing council and to your point it brings up the conversation that i had some months ago with kevin plank who mentioned the fact that it was positive to have a business person like president trump in the white house, and he was so swiftly and roundly criticized by customers of his products at underarmour, by endorsers like steph curry and others, so that speaks to the trepidation of some ceos, perhaps, at moments like these to truly put themselves out there publicly. >> is it really just ceos? don

mr landy‘s confirmed that lily definitely isn't going to end up on a plate.hose are the main stories this morning. after a thrilling opening night at the athletics world championships, let's find out what's in store for fans today. jess is at the london stadium for us this morning. what a privilege it is to be here at the london stadium. final preparations are getting underway. less tha n preparations are getting underway. less than 30 minutes until it all kicks off again. the fans are taking their seats. how lucky for them that they have tickets to an action packed day. so many brits for them to be cheering on. usain bolt will be back on the track and katarina johnson thompson will be taking her place on the start line for the hundred and ten —— for the 100 metres hurdle. let me remind you of what a magical day in the stadium it was last night. mo farah was back in the stadium where his feats made him a household name. five years on from his double 0lympic triumph in london, he won the 10,000 metres world title for the third time. it was a tough race, he hel

this is the first of our quarter-final games featuring apurva, porter, and lily. good luck.work right now in the jeopardy! round. and here are your first categories. starting off with... yeah, baby. but which war? lily, start us. pop culture for $200. apurva. -what is instagram? -right. you get to pick now. pop culture, $400, please. porter. -what is "stressed out"? -good.

coolidge was known as lily, or sometimes easter lily. mrs. hoover was bleeding heart. i think this derived from their custom of exchanging those plans on easter sunday. they did that for a number of years. hoover corresponded at times with mrs. which on several occasions. in 1962 at the age of 88, he enthusiastically accepted the invitation of coolidge's son john to join the advisory board of the new calvin coolidge memorial foundation and urged him to establish a coolidge residential library. -- presidential library. thus, the norms of politeness prevailed over full public disclosure of hoover's often tense relationship with calvin coolidge. and what more need now be set? alliancesparties are of the factions. only three times in the 20th and 1988,908, 1928 did an elected candidate of one party succeed in office and elected incumbent of the same party. such intraparty successions can be fraught with peril, for they entail the ascendancy of a new faction within the coalition. -- troublecer result can soon result. if calvin coolidge have been a younger man and less of an

for lily bell the wait was longer. >> she's adoptable. she's fantastic at home. she's happy. cuddles. headbutts. wants her head scratched. does all the things a little kitty would do but more mellow. >> people like him are really priceless and wonderful in that they come in here wanting to do good for the shelter. >> reporter: and leah has been waiting a year. >> she's a total love bug. she'll sit in your office all day. >> reporter: that's why when it's time to clear the shelters this saturday, you may be helping a pet that's been waiting a long time to come home. >> it was something that just needed to be done. >> reporter: ian cole, nbc bay area news. >> now they are happy. for more information on clear the shelters event, go to nbcbayarea.com and find a participating shelter near you and we'll have a bunch of touching stories there. nbcbayarea.com and on saturday, a lot of us will be at the shelters. what kind of adoption weather will i be having? >> perfect. temperatures around 88. sunny skies. you got to go out and see jessica. >> and come home with a dog or cat. that's

>> this may sound odd but because the lily led better bill.the fair pay act was passed and i think they didn't want to buck their own leadership again. and so they are doing the pay check fairness act. i had wanted and i tell the story in the book, i advocated for the fair pay act which was the lily ledbetter act and paycheck fairness and women and same pay. with the fair pay act, we only got us back to where we were before the supreme court ruling and it was separated. and i have been fighting every since to take up the equal pay. i am going to continue to do it until we have a bill signed that said many women in the same job deserve the same pay. >> talk about the issue of you being pro-choice and all the attacks on this. you said this is all coming from republicans but when people in your own church, or your own party do that, it hurts more. >> that was the issue of the affordable care act. in the last or so, the affordable care act and deliberations the legislation hung by a thread. the biggest issue was the catholic bishops who maintained

lily loved having that chicken. one more time than she realized. listen, i just got an e-mail from our wedding singer. he has a small request. another one? since when does the wedding singer send us requests? well, no, he just wants to change a few songs in your medley to avoid overlap with the stuff that he's performing. well, i hope it's none of my showstoppers. oh, they're all showstoppers. [ chuckling ] oh, you're too kind. oh, my gosh, it's us. for our wedding cake. couldn't you just die? i really think i could. my dad made this. he's a world-class soap carver. you know, once, when i was a kid, i cussed, and my mom washed my mouth out with the leaning tower of pisa. she still blames herself to this day. oh, i would have nixed that wedding topper immediately, but cam and i have an agreement. we -- we each got three vetoes of each other's wedding ideas -- no questions asked. and it -- it worked for...a while. i think you're gonna love my wedding board.

he's been having a hard time since lily kicked him out. >> hilary: not that you care, since he's yourdaddy. >> juliet: i should see how he's doing. >> hilary: yeah. yeah, you should.

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