she will literally do anything whether it's this kind of court case, or lying about benghazi. she will literally do anything. >> lisa, it does bring home the whole issue of taking money from countries like saudi arabia, up to $25 million for the clinton foundation, $10 million for the clinton library, and we know how they treat women. women are told how to dress. they can't drive. they can't work or go to school without a man's permission. we also know that gays and lesbians are put to death in saudi arabia. and we know that christians and jews are persecuted and you can't build a temple and you can't build a church. so really the narrative is advanced. she claims to be the champion of women's rights and gay and lesbian rights and freedom of religion, and she's anything but if you have a big check to pay for it. >> well, exactly, sean. this completely undermines hillary clinton's credibility because she continues to say one thing, but her actions prove the other. and that's exactly what this witness account of this woman who endured this horrible, horrible act and horrible, yo

then they had to put infantry and boats and literally carry them across the river. bridges would have been composed of numerous boats lined up with anchors above and blistering because the rappahannock would shift back and forth. they would lay plagues across them to tie the bus together and then put floorboards across. the boats were commandeered to make the river assault which was not the best -- the boats look like big shoeboxes. they have squared off ends. they were designed for stability . they were never designed to cut through the water. men,you attach them with the boats were very close to the edge of the river. of slicing through the robber, they plowed their way through the river. slow and they would have been subject to gunfire the entire way. regatta the toughest ever read. -- rode. [gunfire] the men who got the boats were in the first river fire in american history. they established the first beachhead under fire in our history. the idea of launching an attack from boats under fire, landing under fire and it literally fighting did the streets of frederi

they did literally fire from the streets. most of the confederates were safely ensconced among the houses and rebel. most of them had been here for about two weeks prior to the battle. they had already picked out ideal spots where they can fire on the street. when a house fell, they would quickly move back to the next defense hold position. in this case, we seeing in and the less with the union and confederate soldiers firing in the streets. have seen2, we would most of union soldiers in the streets. but most of the confederates would have been hidden among the houses firing from the windows and alleyways. >> get down boys! come and get them! this battle flag means battle. you can't talk your way out of this! >> second platoon, fire. fire! >> march! >> my name is robert young. i'm a second lieutenant in the united states infantry. i live in kentucky that the dean -- and i have been reenacting for 10 years. i graduated from the military institute in 2012. >> why do you reenact? what i guess i got into it because i was always c

george w bush literally ran on the plan he got passed. he said he would do this. there were fights and he got elected and do it. >> in the current context of the people working, no one is working on tax reform. we got to reform corporate taxes and the level of 15. reminiscing in the break about the hermann cane plan in the day. nobody in washington is working on these big tax ideas. that stopped happening. right now we're talking about a level of abstraction. >> you can say that about virtually any policy. nothing is happening. >> but a president has a lot more impact on immigration policy. what donald trump says about enforcement has a lot more to do what he can do with his fingers. >> as an executive. bengie, go ahead. >> the reason we haven't had people working together in tax reform is because we had divided government. if trump took over, there is a chance as president he would have a senate, house, he could work with that are both republican. this is something that can happen. in some of the changes, you can sometimes make without going through a filibuster.

so you never know if they're going to take it literally.ating someone. >> he actually opened that door so we can muse about, like, killing leaders which is insane because i would never want trump to be killed. but, like, maimed by a zamboni would be cool. >> fine. ( laughter ). >> you know? >> larry: we can't even really make that joke. i remember i said something at the end of the show and i said-- ( bleep ). are you saying we should kill trump? no no, no. i felt bad about it. >> i heard someone said the problem is an unstable person could hear this and might cosomething. but isn't trump the unstable one in this sequence? ( laughter ) ( applause ). >> he is one of the unstable people, but the reality is so many people voted for him in the primaries, more than any other presidential nominee in g.o.p. history. there are 2.3 million people who voted for hum in the primary. >> larry: i understand when people say about the anger and a lot of people are angry with the systems and a lot of republicans are mad at republicans. i think a lot of trum

like, you just literally get off the bus with your bag. in this case, he's driving off to college. it's one of those stories. yeah, his albums. - and his stereo. - very important. - period details. - yeah, so it's that new life you step into. you know, all the freedom. that was kind of the metaphor i was thinking. what do you do with all that freedom? you're in college, and, suddenly, you can stay out all night, you can just eat and drink whatever you want. you know, you don't have, there's no authority around you, so it was just all that freedom, and more so than that first weekend. i think we show up on a thursday. there's registration, or whatever on friday. then, you have that weekend. - before it all begins. - yeah, and this is pretty autobiographical. i went to sam houston state, on a baseball scholarship. i thought i was going to live in a dorm. the coach says, you know, over crowding in the dorm, the city donated us these two old houses off campus. - so, it's literally your story? - it is. it is. i will admit it. and, just suddenly, i was thrust into these two houses with 1

but other jobs to literally being a legacy candidate.five years after, procter & gamble wakes up and says if we target people who like crest toothpaste it turns out they don't buy no to this. they like it two years ago and it doesn't signal any intent whatsoever. why would it? i guess i'm not surprised this might answer. >> so where was facebook located while you were there in the context of -- was in -- >> it was actually, when i joined it was still on how avenue. they got torn down. it was like an old industrial lab, nothing special looking. [inaudible] >> i don't know what it was before. no, no, no. individual used to be the old sun microsystems. this massive campus think another been on the other side. it's like across the street from east palo alto. >> you were at -- [inaudible] >> the cool thing about the something was the intentions of like a, some of the logos precise as reminder to literally goes the ruins of the previous civilization. and thus would fall into the same trap went to avoid the cultural death that represents. that

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dew points are literally in the 70s. i mentioned this earlier, think of it this way, when the dew point is 60 degrees it's when we start to say it's humid. well, we're literally in the low 70s this morning. we might as well be along the gulf coast, it's how it feels. as we track over the next several hours you'll notice into the afternoon especially as we start to see scattered showers and thunderstorms again continuing through this evening, just like yesterday, it won't be all of you. i have several tweets and facebook posts mentioning hey, we could really use the rain around here, we didn't see anything. so it's going to be scattered. week, even into the weekend. here's your seven-day forecast, upper 80s to near 90 should take us through saturday, mid- 80s sunday. chances for showers and thunderstorms, warm, humid every day. low 80s monday of next week and looks like we'll dry out completely by tuesday and have a lovely seasonal sunny day. wrap >>> time for access to today's summer game schedule brought to you by ohio'

. >> isn't it like saying literally? like i literally flew up in the air. i literally flew up in the air. >> joe biden does exactly that. >> president obama says things that he disagrees with. he says them clearly and i clearly disagree with them. i would rather have someone say things i disagree with unclearly. >> are you talking about the vacuum. now inside this vacuum you can have people throwing rocks at each other and you can have people throwing sticks a the each other or have them shooting tanks at each other. you left the weapons there. whether you wanted to leave iraq or not, if you wanted to leave, take the weapons with you. at least they would have been throwing rocks at each other instead of having our weaponry and using it to kill everybody else that does not agree with their sick, sick ideology. in that way you weapon -- weaponise them. if that is not finding then i don't know. >> you are not in support of isis. >> no way, no shape, no how. >> they showed the obama administration that they would be hiding the isis stats from the beginning. >>

they're literally having discussions now. they've been texts back and forth. we have light to moderate rain showers sitting here by north ridgeville. that will continue to move northeast towards downtown. that's the biggest concern. can we start at 7:00 and beyond that, we've got more showers and thunderstorms that line up to the swe play? that's kind of the decision in their hands right now. all i do is advise. here's a look at little pesky thunderstorms coming to richfield. slc photos coming into my twitter feed. scary looking cloud photos. dark and ominous looking. this will continue to move up northeast. that's headed toward twinsburg, macedonia. i think that will stay north of hudson. for solon and maybe the fallings should this continue northeast. solon 7:00, bainbridge 7:13. another cell south of akron down afford portage lakes. here's this batch of rain and rumblely weather moving into the western side of cuyahoga county. this was the radar. it has a tough time looking up. you're seeing the lowest levels of this rain here. it's certainly on a good traj

i'm literally letting youtube blindfold me and take me and i'm giving them the trust blanket. i don't know. that's crazy. >> this is all part of a series called fight of the living dead. >> the rules of the experiment are simple. >> the first episode is now out and there's a challenge in each episode. in the first one, these guys have to get out, escape from their holding cage, and get to a safe area. to tell us more about it, we have dennis in studio. >> i guess he got out. >> wait a minute, almost like you made it out alive. >> dude it was an incredible we all made it out alive. but in the show, not the case. >> okay. >> people get taken out. you get out when a zombie -- when you get nabbed by a zombie. >> yeah. >> there's a mission and objective to escape the hospital and the idea is how many people can escape. >> are you working as a team or working individually. can you betray other people? >> i guess, you know, if there's a zombie coming you can trip her and run. >> oh! >> oh! >> always got to watch your >> so how do you defend yourself though? >> there's three different

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it literally was the attitude of i can. can i figure this out. >> jordan, it's interesting. we're aeb we're always in debt. and yet the question that students would assume is that it's only asked of them, well, you can be in debt but you can save money at the same time. america is in debt. all of us are in debt. talk about that. >> you can't do only one at a time. i like to say you're debting your debt down while you're getting your equity up. if you wait to pay off your debt, there's no time for your money to grow for you in savings bonds. let me give you specific things to help people get out of student loan debt. the first thing you can consolidate your debt with a federal consolidation program run by the department of education. there's a bunch of live loans you can consolidate into one at the lowest average rate of all those you have. there's a website that can help people do that. consolidate college can help you go through that process. second thing, there's something called the ibr program. income based repayment program. if y state local or federal, a nonprofit grou

giffords said in a statement, responsible, stable individuals won't take trump's rhetoric to its literal end, but his words may provide a magnet for those seeking infamy. gabby giffords should know. her life will never be the same. even those when claim trump's wisecrack may not have been very responsible say it was almost certainly perfectly legal. >> the supreme court has said that to be banned, speech has to so basically you have to say, "go kill the president now" for it to be counted as a true threat, regardless what was you think about what trump said, it's almost certainly protected by the constitution. >> reporter: it's not the first time trump's sense of humor has gotten him into trouble. during the primaries he mocked a disabled "new york times" reporter. >> now the poor guy, you got to see this guy, i don't know what i said, i don't remember! >> reporter: last week he kicked a mother and her crying baby out of his rally. >> actually, you can get the baby out of here. >> reporter: the mother said she knew he was joking. the week before that he practically begged russia to hack

z22szz zy6z z22rfz zy6z >>> political interests may be reaching new heights literally. daredevil scaling trump tower seeking a face-to-face with the donald. here's abc's geo benitez. >> reporter: 21 stories high. hundreds of feet above ground. a real-l trump tower this afternoon. watch as he makes his way up the building using giant suction cups. the stunt lasting three hours. until this happened. turns out, according to police, the 20-year-old man from virginia went to these great lengths all because he wanted to meet with donald trump. for "nightline," i'm geo benitez in new york. >> i guess he'll have to just hang in there. america" tomorrow. as always we're online at abcnews.com and our "nightline" facebook page. good night, america. >> today on "fablife"... ? >> chef scott conant. feed me. >> whoo! >> stromboli and... >> did somebody say polenta? plus, an inspiring weight-loss makeover. you're like a different person. >> everything that i've always wanted to feel, i feel today. >> and great tips on finding the perfect pair of jeans.

literally 40 years of fascism couldn't destroy it. the u.s.their commander in world war ii cannot manage it. air bnb the has destroyed barcelona so that's what i mean by the chaos monkey come up basically pulling the plug on everything. that's where the title came from. >> thanks for coming to speak today. i wondered what inspired you to write a book? you were not a writer before. >> you are supposed to -- poster for seven jobs in my first job was as a journalism intern in south florida in the mid-90s. i was faking being a technology guy so the writing thing was part of the intent. i think you know it's a stretch for me to say i was undercover and embedded in facebook just to create the book but is somewhat true. i at least knew i would write it. it was in the back of my mind but at the end of the book i mention my mothers dies -- my mother dies and when that happens you're like what's on my bucket list? while writing this book. i think we live in amazing times what we are living through, think about this all of human knowledge lives in that d

this mound is literally on the edge of the fall line. the piedmont plateau drops off at the base of the mound, and from here on out becomes the coastal plain. with these two meeting areas, you have both the plants and the animals from that -- those ecosystems, all -- both here. you had a great variety of animals to choose from, plants to eat from, and, of course, the river was right there with all of its foodstuffs and transportation. so you really had the ideal place for these people to be over all these thousands of years, because of that meeting of the two ecosystems right in in location. we are inside our earth lodge, and we're looking at -- the original 1,000-year-old earth lodge floor. this is a very interesting structure. there will 50 seats in this room. from the entrance at the door, it comes around in the circle, each seat is slightly higher and wider than the preceding seat. and 47 seats come up, and then on this bird-shaped effigy are the three main seats. the measurements they used to build this are extremely accurate. it is

i literally watched as the parents said get out of here -- >> what are you doing? what is this single man doing here? >> for the record, i'm not single. second of all, it was a baseball game. but one kid in particular went up, he got three strikes and i was like okay, we're moving on, right? oh, no. you sit there and we kept going and going and going until he got a hit. >> oh, so there's no limit -- >> there's no limit. >> pick another hobby, bro. you're not good at it. >> right. i literally was sitting there thinking am i the only person in this entire crowd that thinks this is fine. all the parents kept cheering and everybody was fine with it. i'm like society is going downhill. >> you need three strikes. that's why they did that in california. i always wondered if they based that on bowling and there were ten frames. you could have ten crimes. number nine, i got to worry about it. they base the entire crime issue on a sporting thing. oh, my goodness. >> as you know, i'm sure you know, i am pro-bullying and i think we need to get back to that, some good schoolyar

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care for your car. >>> political interests may be reaching new heights literally. daredevil scaling trump tower seeking a face-to-face with the donald. here's abc's geo benitez. >> reporter: 21 stories high. hundreds of feet above ground. a real-life spider-man scaling trump tower this afternoon. watch as he makes his way up the building using giant suction cups. the stunt lasting three hours. until this happened. turns out, according to police, the 20-year-old man from virginia went to these great lengths all because he wanted to meet with donald trump. for "nightline," i'm geo benitez in new york. >> i guess he'll have to just hang in there. thanks for watching abc news.

there are literally putting in beings evidently to keep this thing from falling in. i wonder if you track that at all? >> i don't recognize that place. there was a case case in wilmington, delaware where the bridge started leaning because some soil problems nearby. but now i do not recognize that example. >> so more generally then what if your book addresses this was structures then are in really serious condition is in the eye 90 collapse in new york. >> these examples occur like the city annapolis was in 2007 and for many that's high in consciousness because nothing like it has happened cents. so that gives us that we are talking about events -- rare events relatively speaking. the big picture of the long span is that an accident of that kind occurs maybe once every 30 years. usually for a totally different reason than historical reason. so that makes it very difficult to predict what is going to happen. but there are signs you can look for if for example certain type of bridge is being made longer and longer and there are efforts to also make it slender and pretti

>> reporter: literally. you get to blaze your own trail through treacherous terrain. >> i think i got the wrong shoes on. >> so do i. but again, it's not -- there's three different levels so you can be really advanced, you can be intermediate, you can be a beginner. something for everybody. >> reporter: always something to marvel. >> look up at this mountain, that thing's more than 100 feet tall. >> reporter: we head to the pirates of the kririan. >> this is more of a to learn. >> yes, yes. certainly fans of captain jack sparrow and davey jones, you meet them in the attraction. it's a very immersive experience, very strong storytelling presence. literally in the attraction you become part of that story. >> reporter: the attraction, combining the action-packed narrative from the movie -- >> that is the best! >> reporter: with come to life characters and detailed design -- >> that was awesome, thank you. >> reporter: we can't forget the endless. >> getting people into parks is a way for them to make far more m

these tropical systems literally are heat machines. this one is becoming better organized so pretty soon, this is going to become a tropical storm and it's beginning to turn to the north and northwest. that's the beginning of the up to the big ben. tropical depression nine, 24.3. top winds at 35nd the the pressure of 1 thousand 4 millibars. this is thursday at 8:00 a.m. pretty far to the west of tampa, a couple hundred miles but this motion from south west to northeast, the physics of a storm going inhattion tends to thursday aur coast line,ecia during the mid afternoon high tide between 2:00-3:00. here, a 70 mile an hour tropical storm. even the hurricane center -- and tampa bay north. here's the watch and tomorrow, these will be changed to warnings probably a little bit farther to the west but i don't think we'll see winds 74 plus in our northern counties. if this was to happen, we would have a serious coastal flood event. i think we're okay but we're going to be on the south and southeast it's not the place to be because the winds w

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he's literally -- >> yeah. immediate an mri. >> that's our pick for the day's best viral videos for more great content check out rightthisminute.com or be sure to watch us on the next "right this minute." [captioning made possible by warner bros. domestic television distribution] harvey: welcome to "tmz live." harvey levin here. charles: charles here. harvey: wow, we walked in this morning not knowing what was going to happen. early on we broke a story that chris brown is -- he is very possibly going to get arrested for felony assault pointing a gun at a beauty pageant contestant at his home in the san fernando valley. here is what we know. we know a lot about this story, that it happened at around 3:00 in the morning. there was a woman named baylee who is miss california 2016 and baylee and a friend, two friends, actually, went to chris' house, apparently he was having a small party

that's all i can say about it. >> it was time for me to learn the ropes, literally. i.y gear on and made my way on top of the waterfall. and then i quickly turned around for a moment. >> the experience was exhilarating and terrifying all at the same time you let the ropes take your weight and lean over and you have to trust that the rope has you and you're not going to fall to your death. but, i have to say that the guides had everything under control and their coaching me the entire way down. joseph who is one of my guides on the trip has been doing it for several years. it's about 3000 people per year that do this. >> most are bucket listers were coming up and they just come up and notch off a bucket list item. >> i think sergio has done this. i think he made it a little bit higher. >> i did it twice. first i time was just a little over 200 feet. the second time was 418 feet off a building. >> while waterfall instead of a rocks? with the added value? >> it's a lot of fun but also a little trickier than just a regular canyon hearing because it's slippery. that was one

i'm literally letting youtube blindfold me and take me and i'm giving them the trust blanket. i don't know. that's crazy. >> this is all part of a series called fight of the living dead. >> the rules of the experiment are simple. survive three days and win freedom. >> the first episode is now out and there's a challenge in each episode. in the first one, these guys have to get out, escape from their holding cage, and get to a safe area. to tell us more about it, we have dennis in studio. >> i guess he got out. >> wait a minute, almost like you made it out alive. >> dude it was an incredible experience. >> okay. >> people get taken out. you get out when a zombie -- when you get nabbed by a zombie. >> yeah. >> there's a mission and objective to escape the hospital and the idea is how many people can escape. >> are you working as a team or working individually. can you betray other people? >> i guess, you know, if there's a zombie coming you can trip her and run. >> oh! >> oh! >> always got to watch your back. >> so how do you defend though? >> there's three different types of zo