oliver and his wife would have louis over for dinner. so that you could see, it was hard for the kids and for many years afterwards. peter davis the superintendent was the one who presented it to him as a gift as the jazz museum in 1965. louis armstrong confirmed that this was one of the notches he had made in the mouthpiece. you could see the mouthpiece there today. he would put his lips on the instrument. so moving into the other area of this museum, the area where we've got the number of instruments on display, this one is a particular interest, the trumpet owned by him. >> he's living in his 90s now, he was a prolific producer and arranger and writer and a bandleader. he was really fundamental in his career, he helped produce and arrange for many people. one of the earliest in the development of the rock 'n roll scene. a direct link from jazz to rock 'n roll. this was one of the best pianos, it was in the den of his home. despite being internationally known, one of the creators of rock and roll, he wanted to live here. his home was d

their key employee is louis, the general manager. louis, how are you? nice to meet you. i'm marcus. he understands the process better than anyone. louis: what you need to do is do it multiple times, 'cause you can see the difference, how this is smoother and this is still rough. lemonis: so why doesn't that machine do it all in one? louis: 'cause it's not, like, one of the best planers. lemonis: do they make one that would do it all in one shot? louis: yes. steve: some of the machinery here are 50 years old. lemonis: look, it's obvious to me now that the company isn't the only thing that's three generations old. and if this equipment doesn't work and it's not up to date with the right technology, well, you're wasting a lot of time. what does it cost to get a brand-new one that does it the right way? louis: a really good one, about, say, $3,000. lemonis: if it costs $3,000 to get a new one, how much time extra did he have to take to do it three times? multiply it times the number of furniture that we make in a year. how long does it take me to get my money back? steve: this is the ho

louis: about $220,000, $225,000. somewhere. -lemonis: for real? -louis: yeah.emonis: he hasn't paid you anything back? -louis: no, he has not. -lemonis: oh, my gosh. is there anything that i should know about him, be honest, that would drive me crazy that drives you crazy? louis: i'm from the old school. i'm the old man. so, sometimes he thinks he knows it all, and you have to straighten him out, say, "no, you don't know it all." when i was younger, hey, i thought i knew it all, too. lemonis: yeah. it's a terrible sign that anthony doesn't take advice from his father, especially since his father is his banker. i wonder how he's gonna take advice from an outside party? todd: how you doing today? -josh: good. how are you? -todd: pretty good. i need a sign refurbished. do you do that? josh: we can do it all, pretty much. what kind of a sign are we talking about? -pirateland resort? -todd: main sign out front. -josh: okay. -todd: so, are you the owner? -josh: no. -anthony: no, i'm the owner. -todd: what's your name? -anthony: anthony. todd: anthony. todd. how are y

louis. you're from st. louis.l, local pizza. >> yes, yes. >> jimmy: the worst pizza you've ever had in your life. >> i'll say it specifically. >> jimmy: jon, though, whether he likes it or not, he has to defend it. >> yes, i do. >> jimmy: he is from st. louis. >> yes, i do. >> jimmy: but in the interest of fairness, i brought you another st. louis treat. >> oh, god. >> jimmy: now this -- >> oh! >> jimmy: i've had, and it's actually delicious. >> yes. >> jimmy: in fact, my wife, who is from st. louis, stole most of these. this is ted drew's frozen custard. >> oh! >> jimmy: now have a look at that. >> this is very good stuff. >> jimmy: i don't know why they gave us plates for it. >> i don't know why they gave us spoons. >> jimmy: what is your flavor at ted drew's? >> it's usually -- i usually do vanilla but you mix stuff in. >> jimmy: don't they do a thing -- because i've been there. where they turn it over and it doesn't come out. >> that ain't going anywhere. >> jimmy: it's called a concrete. >> concrete, right. a

why they weren't chosen as little louis' godparents. >>> and janet jackson's tearful tribute to her father. only we're with the singer af. r >>> and my exclusive interview with dwayne johnson. the superceleb couple he hooked up. >>> and behind the scenes look at kevin hath's new show. giving "e.t." a total knockout. again. and again. >> that's a real one. >>> this "entertainment tonight." >>> let's be honest, this could be the most unexpected headline of the year -- justin bieber engaged. who knew that he was ready for all people to settle down. >> he's been looking for his baby. we didn't see this coming. so, why is hailey baldwin the one? and what about his ex scleen ya gomez. we have all new details inside justin's surprise engagement. ♪ i'm the one yeah i'm the one >>> that's just-engaged justin and hailey -- dancing, hugging, and celebrating in the bahamas. and right there. we even got a glimpse of what may be hailey's engagement ring. but the proposal? well, justin kept that private. a source tells "e.t.," the singer got down on one knee and asked hailey to marry him, but just before

prince louis is 11 weeks old.ltogether as a family of five because george and charlotte will be here prince louis will be christened in a replica of a traditional royal christening gown. he will be baptised with water from the riverjordan. there is one family member and five friends. the family member and five friends. the family is lucy middleton. she is the duchess of cambridge‘s cousin. the other godparents are long—term friends of the duke and duchess of cambridge. thank you. there are just two days to go before england‘s footballers play in the country‘s first world cup semifinal for almost 30 years. ahead of the clash with croatia in moscow — the squad have been training behind closed doors at their base in repino, and our sports correspondent david 0rnstein is there. what is the mood in the england camp? it is relaxed, calm and remarkable considering england stand on the verge of their greatest football achievement in 52 years. yesterday we saw some of the players down at the local shops buying groceries. r

good news, louis.hey say overnight they've managed to make some progress, containment up from 5% to 17%, but still a lot of work left to be done here. >> you hear those 48-hour shifts, i mean it is unbelievable for people to be on the ground fighting fires for that long a period of time. definitely heroes out there. nbc's jay gray . thank you for your reporting. >>> all right. still ahead, the publisher of "the new york times" asks the president to reconsider his anti-media rhetoric. what we know about their private meeting and how it went over with president trump. >>> later, new reporting about jared kushner and ivanka trump stepping back into the spotlight, reportedly ready to push for their projects. those stories and a check on your weather when we come back. we have got a problem. still ahead, the publisher of push for their projects. msing r, aging power grids, ...aging everything. we also have the age-old problem of bias in the workplace. really... never heard of it. the question is... who's go

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louis. >> st.me to the highest murder rate in america and the first congressional district have been represented by william or his son lacy clay since 1969 and now that dynasty is under threat from the left by corey busch, who rose to fame during the ferguson riots. >> what do you offer that lacy clay doesn't? >> a fight, a fighter. an advocate. >> bush is just one of the far left challengers across the country endorsed by democratic socialist alexandria ocasio-cortez, who has hit the campaign trail with another socialist. >> and i have no doubt that what alexandria did in the bronx, you are going to do right here. >> has brought her message to st. louis. >> the movement for economic, social and racial justice knows no zip code. >> running on a form of medicare for all, free college tuition and the elimination of ice, cortez rocketed to fame by knocking off joe crowley, who some saw as a potential house speaker. >> welcome back to the voice of st. louis. >> mike kelly says moderate democrats need t

louis. 104 is what it's going to feel like in memphis, tennessee. there is severe threat for monday as well. a low threat for parts of northeast into new england. higher threat for severe weather in the central plains into the upper midwest. looking ahead to the 4th of july holiday, mostly cloudy and 69 in san francisco, sunny and 108 in phoenix. sunshine to the central plains, scattered storms in the lower mississippi valley where dallas is expected. 96, 88 in new orleans. scattered storms expected throughout the southeast and the mid-atlantic as well, and new york city where a 87 is expected on the 4th. elaine? >> kristen, thank you. heat is fueling two dozen wildfires in the northwest. a new fire erupted in northern california. in colorado there's been an arrest in a wildfire that's been burning for more nan a month. here are the details. >> reporter: fast moving flames in northern california kept fire crews busy saturday. gusty wind conditions fueled the blaze, and by sunday morning, the so-called county fire had exploded. night sky just outside

louis driver. >> yeah, we need some content, man. we haven't really had content. it's been a couple weeks since we had good content. >> reporter: nobody knew the video was going online according to "the st. louis post dispatch." >> the riders that i spoke to were shocked they were on camera. they had no idea and a lot of them felt violated. >> reporter: jason who worked for both uber and lyft drove hundreds of people since march reports the paper. here he is half heartily promising not to show people's houses. >> i'll probably forget half the time but i like to pretend like i remember. >> reporter: both lyft and uber dumped him from their service after the story was published. he did not return nbc news's request for comment. he told the paper he sees nothing wrong with what he did and he may not have broken the law. in 39 states and d.c., conversations can be legally recorded with consent of just one person involved. >> some of the laws written in a time when wiretapping was new, which is in the early 20th century. >> reporter: do states need to look at these law

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the photo was taken after the christening of his brother prince louis in the garden of clarence housethe official residence of the duke and duchess of cambridge. to mark prince george's birthday, a new £5 coin has been issued by the royal mint, showing st george and the dragon. that's all from us for now. could

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louis, kansas city. and what was happening was the armors and swifts, there are about five really big meat packing companies. they began, in fact, to go out and avoid the commission companies and go directly to ranchers and say, you know, you bring your product directly to me and, you know, i'll deal with it. when anyone brought their cattle here, you had to transport them here. they had to be, you know, processed and then they would be sold. well, what if you could, in fact, go out and directly purchase those animals so they didn't have to be brought here before they went to their kind of their final resting place in a sense of where they're being processed. so the entire industry was kind of changing its whole format so it was decentralized rather than centralized and individual, you know, stock yards as we know -- as we knew them then. so that really meant there were fewer cattle coming here. there was a big boom period in world war ii. but after world war ii, the receipts here declined every year and

. >> and prince louis big day. the royal family stepping out for the christening of its newest member, today monday, july 9th, 2018.ro >>m nbc news, this is," "tod with savannah guthrie and hoda kotb, live from studio 1a in rockefeller plaza. >> good morning, everybody. welcome to "today." nice toave you with us bright and early on a monday morning. >> we have aet lot to to. we want to get right to that risky rescue mission in thailand watched by the world. >> so many peoplre wondering what is going on. as we mentioned, new operation to rescue the boys is under way. theory maining boys and their coach are trapped in the cave, but just this morning, an ambulance with a boy inside was seen leaving the site. >>today's mission led by the same group which conducted sunday's rescue. each boy wearing full-faced oxygen masks and tethered to two divers guiding them through miles of twisted passageways and flooding chambers. adding to the urgency is a new round of heavy downpours last night. so fa crews say the water levels

louis private inspector.s of the ride the ducks hired him to inspect the vessels. in his report, he said he warned them that design flaws made the boats more susceptible to sinking and harder to escape in an emergency. >> one issue is that the canopy on the ducks as well as the curtains that come down the sides, when the curtains are down, there's no way for the people to escape. it becomes a people catcher. >> reporter: the owner of the duck boetd company insists safety is their number one priority. investigators are hoping video will shed more light. >> we have some fairly sophisticated means to dry them out, retrieve the data that's on there before we have a chance to see what's on the video. >> clues in the search for answers as loved ones seek to understand what went wrong. >> not knowing what they went through in those last few minutes, it is horrific. >> recovery efforts are set to begin later this morning. absolutely heart breaking. >>> up next, the editor in chief of axios has a look at this morning'

. >> the first look at the royal family of five inside today's baptism of prince louis. >> a as w start first at 4:00, a bear in a local backyard. >> the black bear looking directly at chopper 4 as we flew overhead. >> i'm pat lawson muse. >> news 4's darcy sncer has been there on the scene for hours now, and we're hearing the bear got away. what happened? >> reporter: leon, you're not going to believe this. yes this, got away, but i just got an update that police were able to track down thear they had already hit it with a tranquilizer gun so i think he kind o passe out and they were able to capture them. all of this unfoed rightere behind me in this backyard. he was up in this tree for several hours. they hit him with aui trazer gun, and eventually he came down. we want to show you some video. theeear was in tree from around 1:00 this afternoon until about 3 e0 wherything unfolded very quickly aft. after they shot him with the tranquilizer tree he hung out in the tree for some time and then decided to climb down the tree. hopefully you're seeing the video. very amazing to see him clim

louis, 104 is what it's going to feel like in memphis, tennessee. now, there is the threat for some severe weather on monday, as well. it's a low-end threat for parts of the northeast into new england. a little bit higher threat for severe weather as we get into the central plains into the upper midwest. looking ahead to the fourth of july holiday, mostly cloudy and 69 in san francisco. sunny and 108 in phoenix. sunshine through the central plains. scattered storms in the lower mississippi valley where dallas is expected 96. 88 in new orleans. some scattered thunderstorms expected throughout the southeast, into the mid- atlantic, as well, all the way into new york city, where a high of 87 is expected on the fourth. elaine. >> quijano: kristen cornett, thank you. the heat and high winds are fueling more than two dozen wildfires in the west. a new fire erupted in northern california, and in colorado there's been an arrest in a wildfire that's been burning for more than a month. mireya villarreal has the details. >> reporter: fast-moving flames in nort

louis. ay6° in dallas.as city gets a little bit of a relief tomorrow. lie rest of the midwest wets some relief after tomorrow licause of severe storms xpected. we're expected isolated to scattered severe storms for parts of the midwest into the great lakes. towever, for those of you in the northeast, well it looks like above average temperatures are expected to stick around at least through the fourth of july holiday. thena? >> ninan: kristen cornett, thank you so much. in the west, hundreds of firefighters are battling more than 46 large wildfires. almost half-a-million acres have been burned, and carter evans reports thousands have been forced to leave their homes. >> reporter: video from a security camera in southern colorado shows just how quickly flames move in and engulf a home. this is the spring fire, and thousands are under evacuation. >> by the time we came out, it was already coming over the mountain. mo reporter: it's unclear how r ny have homes burned. ehe fire's scorched more than 38,000 acres

louis. the result was one of the dea >>> 25 years ago a flood roared through a cave in st. louis. the result, one of the deadliest cave disasters in american history. six people died when a fierce thunderstorm erupted much like the one in thailand. >> the resulting flash flood caught a group of young explorers off guard and both are cautionary tales. miguel amalguer reports. >> how many of you? >> reporter: 8,000 miles from the rescue operation unfolding in thailand a dramatic look at what it's like to be trapped inside a cave. >> i'm going to take you as far as you're comfortable going. >> reporter: this is cliff cave near st. louis. the conditions here eerily similar to those in thailand. tim edmonds is a st. louis county park ranger. >> time the find out how dark it really is. >> reporter: 30 feet in, it's pitch black'd your other senses will kick in but you can also get disoriented and it's hard to tell when you're standing straight and leaning. >> reporter: the soccer team in thailand trapped more than two miles in, some for more than two weeks. >> visualize if you're one of

louis. >> economic, social and racial justice, no zip code. >> talkshow host and democratic officialrate democrats needs to stage a counterrevolution of their own to the center. >> the true progressive stance in the city of st. louis, that is a message that doesn't sell in suburbia. >> reporter: voices outside the democratic party sounding the alarm, james comey, democrats, please don't lose your mind and rush to the socialist left. in states like missouri that went hard for donald trump, democrats worry incumbent 2018 senate candidates like claire mccaskill are going to have to answer to democratic socialist talking points making them less palatable to potential crossover voters. >> reporter: donald trump opening the white house to business owners to showcase products made in the usa. >> after many years of decline american manufacturing is coming back bigger, better, stronger than ever before. we are in the midst of a great economic revival in the united states. jillian: lindsay and susan rice were at the event and join me with their reaction to the america first business message.

louis against the bt tea in major league baseball. the central.it for the cubs and the cardinals. ayso they sthere they are in relation to each other. milwaukeegh winning toni snapping a seven-ga skid. brewers two and a half out. st. louis just f and a half bunchbut chasing a teams currently in the wild card race. so, that will wrap things up from wrigley field. onin again,al score, the st. louis cardinals 6, the for tom, ken rosenth o andur entire fox crew l thank you for watching and saying so long from chicago. igee game, the latest on the duck boat disaster that killed 17 people. tonight we're learning a warning was ignored. plus, will it be a washout this weekend? we're tcking heavy rain that are raisinge flooding concerns th hisatgame. flu

specially the one who is not affected or alleged mastermind louis. louis. i don't even then minutes before he died. he was supposed to come to my then one then a half an hour and then his wife called me up she was guy said wiring it right jerry was shot i said what i just talked to him broad daylight well he wanted to start. signature campaign to stop the mining allowance and we did it. for a while and by your exposure i don't know if he's that was. because he had this radio show and he kept on hitting the politicians primarily joy joy when i think of this document then. i cannot say that it was regrettable. that he did what he did because somebody had to do it and also i believe in what he say. and after he died i took over the community because dana walters from project and i told the people not to be worried because we have to continue. to give them important information about how important the environment is to their lives and their sustainability do survive. i mean my most up and down on noon tomorrow morning nine on your. little one i'm going to. talk

louis. the conditions similar to those in thailand.d out how dark it really is. >> reporter: just 30 feet in, . >> your other senses will kick in, but you can also get disoriented. it's hard to tell when you're standing straight and when you're leaning. >> reporter: the soccer team in thailand trapped more than two miles in. some for more than two weeks. >> visualize if you were one of them kids in that cave, had no light, and you're sitting up on one of them ledges waiting and sees the water flow by you. that must be a horrifying experience. >> reporter: cave expert dan lamping says heavy rain can turn a fun outing into a deadly disaster within minutes. >> there's not typically a gradual rise with cave streams. it oftentimes tends to be a quick, abrupt wall of water. >> reporter: that's just what happened here 25 years ago. >> when we arrived down here, the water was just very rapid. >> reporter: exploring underground, five young boys and two adult counselors found themselves suddenly trapped after a violent thunderstorm filled this c

let us bring in louis kuijs.kathleen the sentiment side of things as well as the forecast for pain. where do we stand from your perspective? theheard larry fink say market will fall 10%-15%. louis: the big question with the u.s. versus china is are they actually still talking? what is the probability that we will see a de-escalation as opposed to an escalation? .e would like to feel hope we have to admit that at the moment, there is no meaningful discussion going on between the sides and that makes it more worrisome. and more threatening. ramy: a lot of analysts have come on bloomberg television saying they think they will see result solutions and solutions before the midterm elections. the s&p 500 is a barometer of donald trump's popularity. do you have a similar hope? louis: i am not an expert on u.s. domestic politics but i have a feeling that with the current administration, some of the benchmarks that we used to have do not seem to operate. i think there are other triggers a change inead to the trump adminis

louis early in the war. have enlisted later, i don't know, i don't bush tough about august tell you. i don't drink beer, but if i did -- you u i believe you said werish, didn't you? >> gin. i like gin. i don't know of any, no. see somebody creeping up on me. me.watch isn't telling are we out of questions? good, because i'm out of answers. thank you very much. [applause] civil war, the historian talks about the experiences of the men and women who fought with and supported john bell hood's confederate brigade. soldiers an itled the ies, she spoke at institute of summer conference, this is about an hour. [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2018] [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, whh

have a problem with but on the plus side is that this person on twitter and i'll give this to you louis kutcher conny says bringing. get back to national identity to say the french national team which they rightly are are not african smacks of supremacy and implies that they must choose one or the other which sides being racist and this person's view is factually correct can you talk to us about that but the having to choose aspect well of course well i think it's a very personal choice to make to begin with i mean it is choice that these players need to make themselves i don't think anybody could make it for them the problem i had is that other people were trying to certain the nationality on to the french that it was excusing them it was go ahead we were going to take our cause my side out of it i just had a chat and tragically in team sorry about that carry on the government no worries no worries so my problem is that most of the articles i've read at least the people saying that it was really an african team were reason criteria is to deny the french this that could very well played

it's a royal celebration today as the family gathers for prince louis' christening.ce where meghan markle was baptized in march. and friends and family of will and kate, including guy pelley and kate's cousin, lucy middleton. missing from the list, prince louie's new aunt megan, and pippa, spotted purchasing a hat, presumably for louis' big day. also this morning, news that louis' great grandmother, queen elizabeth, will not be attending, citing a busy week ahead. today's date, july 9th, already has royal significance. the queen's engagement to prince phillip was announced on this day 71 years ago. tomorrow marking the 100th anniversary of the royal air force. the family set to gather for a celebration at westminster abby, as newlyweds prince harry and meghan markle head to ireland for their first official trip as duke and duchess of us sussex. >> they'll be attending engagements for community sport, and the history of ireland. it's an official visit. they will get to see a lot of the country and the people of dublin. it's very high-profile visit. >> reporter: big-ti

i'm ayman mohyeldin alongside louis burgdorf. the top stories. or three potential candidates to replace supreme court justice kennedy. the president has already sat down with four could-be scotus nominees. nbc correspondent hallie jackson with the latest on the selection process. >> reporter: the president playing coy on his court picks, not saying who he interviewed. >> mr. president, who did you speak to, sir. >> reporter: only how many candidates he considered. >> during the morning i interviewed and met with four potential justices of our great supreme court. they are really incredible people in so many different ways, academically and every other way. >> reporter: academically, a supreme scholar seems to be a high priority. with people familiar with the process telling nbc news the president prefers a graduate from harvard or yale. he says he will have two or three more interviews this week before a selection, and then the senate sales pitch. republican susan collins, a crucial vote, is now drawing her line in the sand, tied to a key abortio

thanks, louis. ahead, a group of house republicans introduce articles of impeachment against deputy attorney rod rosenstein. we're going to explain why it is unlikely to pass coming up. >>> plus, much more from secretary of state mike pompeo's heated hearing in front of the senate foreign relations committee. we will be right back. very high triglycerides with a healthy diet... and exercise. and maybe even, unproven fish oil supplements. not all omega-3s are clinically proven or the same. discover prescription omega-3 vascepa. the one that's this pure... and fda approved. look. vascepa looks different... because it is different. it's pure epa. vascepa, along with diet, is clinically proven to lower very high triglycerides by 33% in adults, without raising bad cholesterol. that's pure power. proven to work. vascepa is not right for everyone. do not take vascepa if you are allergic to icosapent ethyl or any inactive ingredient in vascepa. tell your doctor if you are allergic to fish, have liver proble

>> it blew my some camera test in louis' office and i was like i'm in louis litt's office. >> katherineew partner at the firm, after meghan's character rachel was written off the show. and the 39-year-old is such a big fan of the legal drama, she actually asked the show's creator if he'd consider her for a part. >> do you need anybody? 'cause i'm available. and so it just kind of happened. >> three kids coming to toronto with you? how do you handle that. >> yes. i also raise my niece. there are four kids. it's as you. it's chaos. we're getting it tighter, better and down to a science. >> also joining the cast full time -- dule hill. he's now a series regular after guest starring last season. >> i'm here to tell you to back the hell off. >> that's not going happen. >> and while we know meghan won't be back on the show, we may not have seen the last of her former on-screen husband patrick j. adams. >> i find it very hard to believe that mike ross doesn't appear at least one more time on the show. >> i love that. >> i can't believe it. it's so exciting. sfwli think they can find a story li

louis are offering people $3,500 to be exposed to the flu for research purposes.to talk about that is "tonight show" writer and st. louis native joe firestone. ♪ joe, thank you. hey, joe! thank you for being here. oh, wow.be thank you fog here. >> yeah, sure. thanks for having me, jimmy. i'm so happy to represent the lou. we got the arch, we got chuck berry and now we got thelu paidbaby. [ laughter ] bo jimmy: right. so how do you feel all this? >> uh, if i'm honest, not good. i mean, i've been living in w york city for years, just getting the flu for free this whole time. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: yeah. i'm sorry about that. >> yeah, i mean, i'm getting it on the subway, waiting for the subway, on my way out of the subway. >> jimmy: yeah. [ light laughter ] mostly just the subway. h, spend a lot of time there. i got a long commute, plus i don't wash my hands. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: well, have you ever considered using purelinor somelike that? >> oh, jimmy, i didn't move to new york city to use purell on my hands. laughter ] >> jimmy: is that right? >> it's the cheap

louis scarcella that are under review by the brooklyn district attorney's office is out on parole because the parole board is sympathetic to his claims of innocence but he still needs to go through a legal procedure to clear his name. and you don't have to be story. story this is. a nephew i don't know you're only six twenty one right. ironically i was about that age when he came on my son's about this so you can imagine. you know the type of situations you know you think of the fact that you know whatever he went to a school i wasn't it every grade and he graduations that he went through i was a private he was a private how did you maintain your sanity so you story right there was a god who used to bang on walls in the prison and will sound like. i said look my. stop the bang and he says you know what just keeps must sanity bangit you read law books that's what keep. so i say well could you knock it down a little bit. because you can't tell somebody what to do so for me fighting this case read a lot understand look at my sanity only twenty five years old in one thousand nine hundred one

louis, california, a new plan to improve diverse the on campus.the campus by reducing the number of white students. in a statement provided to us yesterday, the media relations director says how polly have not, that and will not use applicants race as a factor in admissions we apologize for our factual error. >> peter stzrok facing a fierce public grilling but not everyone was critical of the anti-trump agent. >> if i could give you a purple heart i would. you deserve one. this has been an attack on you, a way to attack robert mueller and the investigation to get at russia collusion in our election. rob: carly shimkus is here with the outrage to that comment pouring in online. >> conservative lawmakers asked peter stzrok a lot of questions but democrat singing a different tune. stephen cohen going forest to say stzrok deserves a medal for bravery. some are calling his comment disrespectful to the real heroes in uniform. bird on twitter calling it a slap in the face to our bravest and won't like this tweet from kansas, stephen cohen is blinded by h

hi there, louis. perfect day to get outdoors.was perfect yesterday, so if you liked that you're going to like today. once again, low humidity, temperatures really nice, especially for late july. unfortunately, not the case in the south. we have the dangerous heat continuing, one again excessive heat warning and advisories throughout the day and that's because we will see triple digits. 22 million people affect by the dangerous heat. we have seen it for the past few days. we will continue to see it over the next few days so it adds fuel to the fire so to speak in sperms of h terms of how it feels on your body. dallas, 107. that's 11 degrees above what is typical for this time of year. could see a record breaking there today. their record is 107, so either matching or breaking it. then by friday, this will be the worst of it before we start to improve a little bit day by day. so dallas tomorrow, 108. amarillo, 103. san angelo, 107. this is going to fuel some storms to the north, so we have severe weather predicted for today in part

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louis area private inspector. last year the current owners of the ride the ducks company hired him to inspect the vessels as they prepared to buy the business. in his report he says he warned them that design flaws made the boats more susceptible to sinking and harder to escape in an emergency. >> one issue is the canopy on the ducks as well as the curtains, when the curtains are down there is no way for people to escape. it becomes a people catcher. >> reporter: the owner insists safety is their number one priority. investigators are hoping surveillance video recovered from the boat will shed more light into what happened. >> we had some sophisticated means to dry them out and retrieve the data on there before we have the chance to see what is on the video. >> reporter: clues in the search for answers as loved ones seek to understand what went wrong. >> not knowing what they went through those last few minutes, it is horrific. >> reporter: the coast guard said salvage operations will begin tomorrow at 9:00 a.m. t

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of prince louis.baptized in a small private ceremony today in london. royal fans celebrated outside the chapel while the 11 week old slept through the whole thing inside. uncle prince harry and wife duchess meghan markle brought a one of a kind gift. a rare first edition winnie the pooh book worth more than $10,000. >>> a local product has done the extraordinary and it was epic! and the giants, nine innings? eh, just not enough. [music playing] (vo) pursue what drives you at the summer of audi sales event. (vo) [music playing] pursue what drives you, today. audi will cover your first month's lease payment on select models during the summer of audi sales event. game...a nagging hip injury has been bothering him for much of the season... starter andy suarez gave the wed 3 >>> baseball up top. buster posey out of the all star game. a nagging hip injury bugging him much of dyrez six innings, allowed one hit from the cubs. 5th inning, turning point. ball thrown away at 1st, and there goes allen hanson. he'

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louis-area inspector. last year the current owners of the ride the ducks company hired him to inspect the vessels as they prepared to buy the business. in his report, he says he warned them that design flaws made the boats more susceptible to sinking and harder to escape in an emergency. >> one issue is the canopy on the ducks, as well as the curtains that come down the sides, when the curtains are down, there's no way for the people to escape. it becomes a people catcher. >> reporter: the owner of the duck boat company insists safety is their number one priority. now investigators are hoping surveillance video recovered from the boat will shed more light into what happened. >> we have some fairly sophisticated means to dry them out, retrieve the data that's on there, before we have a chance to see what's on the video. >> reporter: clues in the search for answers as loved ones seek to understand what what they we through in those last few minutes, it is horrific. guard said salvage operations are set to be

. >>> here prince louis prince >>> well, it's the talk of the town acros prince louis.was baptized in a small private ceremony to london. royal fans celebrated outside the chapel while the 11 week old slept through the whole thing inside. uncle prince harry and wife duchess meghan markle brought a one of a kind gift. a rare first edition winnie the pooh book worth more than $10,000. >>> a local product has done the extraordinary and it was epic! and the giants, nine >> dr. stanley: remember this: cannot change the laws of god. when he has visited you in some form of adversity and he brings you through that, that's like he has increased the strength of the foundation of your life and your faith in him. [mus game...a nagging hip injury has been bothering him for much of the season... starter andy suarez gave the wed 3 >>> baseball up top. buster posey out of the all star game. a nagging hip injury bugging him much of the season. andy suarez six innings, allowed one hit from the cubs. 5th inning, turning point. ball thrown away at 1st, and there goes allen hanson. he's goi

on monday prince louis was christened by the archbishop of canterbury in the chapel royal of st james's palace in london it was the first time prince william and kate the duchess of cambridge have appeared in public with all three of their children louis wore hand-sewn replica of the royal christening rove made for the eldest daughter of queen victoria in eight hundred forty one. queen elizabeth her second prince charles and his two sons william and harry who wore the original for them christenings. the replica has been in use since two thousand and eight and was worn by all seven royal offspring and queen elizabeth from the duke of edinburgh couldn't attend the service. on saturday the consulate became an art museum opened its exhibition what is love from war to tend. the journey through time in photos paintings and other all subjects highlights how people at the time dealt with love and relationships. one focus is on possibilities opened up by the digital age such as dating apps which alpha new forms of missing people of the opposite sex the exhibition will be open until october twent