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and i can't forget the mace. i found one i can aim very precisely. i never leave my apartment unarmed anymore. >> back to the protest in st. petersburg. every day, an estimated 36,000 women are beaten in russia. and about 11,500 die every year as a consequence of domestic violence. michelle: and now to another scourge on society that refuses to go away -- prejudice against immigrants. despite doing work that many locals don't want to do, foreigners who earn an honest living with menial jobs in greece are often accused of taking opportunities away from native-born people. female immigrants make up a sizeable proportion of the country's cleaners, and their stories of sacrifice and suffering often go unheard. but in some circles, their efforts are not just appreciated, but celebrated -- on stage. ♪ >> back in her homeland moldova, valentina ursache used to earn her keep as a folk singer. when that was no longer possible she left her husband and child behind and moved to greece. that was 14 years ago. valentina has been cleaning the homes of wealthy athe

says toasters for entire team game two of nba type always warriors get toasters and warriors didn't maceontinues with another thrashing of calves, triple double. 32 points warriors win 13 132-113. >> 2 40eu6 series lead and we'll be right back. >> a pretty unsetsled start to the week. forecast tomorrow for rain and eye to the skies and wet weather right through until thursday before we start to get sunshine. temperatures a little all over the place though. >> i was hoping to go to the pool tomorrow. >> you can still go. >> go to up door pool. >> i need to find one of those. >> final five 11:30. josh good luck buddy. announcer: right now on "matter of fact." she was the only woman on the watergate trial team reviewing the nixon tapes. >> it was pretty dramatic to hear the voice. announcer: so, what if president trump taped his conversations with james comey? >> i would love to hear them. announcer: hear what she says about investigating a president. plus, a new 'civil war' -- over taking down the symbols of the confederacy. >> i think there is a distinction between history and historical

. >>> patrol and scent dogs in ewing, new jersey, got a new mace to roam.cer county prosecutor' officer announce the opening of its new training facility right curtis bowling lanes. includes agility course equipped with hurdles and crawl boxes. >> when you train together you work together as team, and that's what we're doing here in mercer county. we are putting together a team that can know how to help each other in times of emergency and in times of danger. >> after the news conference the dogs put on show to show off their stuff. so there you go. straight ahead on fox 29 watch what happens live then stay tuned for dish nation chasing news followed by the simpsons. i'm just thrill it's ten year anniversary of the iphone. >> a lot of people are. >> you found one. >> i got it from the good day staff. >> i still have an old one, too. >> he literally has it. >> with crack screen. >> you've had it for ten years. it takes me four months and that's what happened to me. we're back here at 4:00 a.m. always good to have you around. >> always good to be here. >> and

cops showed up with mace and experience.to get rid of a troupe of did not get evicted. best part was baboons took their son's bubbles, bottle of bubbles. and drank it. so he says now they're sitting on the roof, burping bubbles >> not champagne bubbles, other kind. >> so, this would annoy, well, wouldn't annoy, well this is along the lines of your taste. the world's most expensive burger has been unveiled. include variety of decadent stuff. invented by a dutch chef. now available in the netherlands. it has black angus beef patty, lobster infused with gin, white truffle, japanese, fruit, tomatoes, caviar, how much would you say it costs? >> $500. >> good guess. it is about three times that. $2,300. >> how about we stick, meat bun, z2cpsz zi0z y2cpsy yi0y >>> this morning on "world news now" -- james comey prepares to testify before congress, abc news is learning what the former fbi director will say about his exchanges with president trump before he fired him. >> yet another terror attack. this time in paris. lone attacker sw

faith evans, lil' kim, mace and others for an explosive anniversary concert. ♪ combs using the bad boyand an empire. >> what was your vision when you started bad boy? >> i think i had the confidence because of berry gordy, russell simmons and andre harrell. so i was standing on the shoulders of giants that had already started to create this lifestyle and this culture. i had this dream that i would help create your lifestyle. >> full service. >> reporter: a lifestyle that paid off. combs is the most successful hip-hop entrepreneur in history, with a net worth of $820 million according to "forbes." in addition to his various brands, combs dedicates his time to his six children. what are you teaching them? >> i'm just making them come with me so they can see and live it hands on, just really making sure that they're involved and they're working. >> reporter: his oldest son justin recently granted ucla on a football scholarship. >> he wants to run the company. and so he's with me. and that's the fulfilling thing. these are my kids as far as by blood. but then i have millions of kids all ov

we agreed not to identify this former customer because she was interviewed as part of the criminal maces are case he against jasmine. she was arraigned in court today accused of grand theft for allegedly cheating customers out of tens of thousands of dollars. >> these are events that are special. and sentimental. and they put their trust in here to provide the services and she failed. >> in court she pleaded not guilty to six counts of grand theft and unrelated felony fraud charges. the woman we talked with said she always demanded payment in cash. >> i think it was 3500 from the receipts that i have right now. >> how much did you get. >> i think i got about a thousand dollars. >> in spirkts he shared she said getting less than a third of the flowers made for a bare looking we hadding. >> i looked for her after my wedding i told her you didn't give me what i asked you gave me one-third can you please give me me money back she said no, essentially. >> and prosecutors say they're still looking for more victims to help strengthen the case high pressure live in newsroom. . nbc bay area news.

. >> ed sheeran car pool karaoke should ab macing. >> he sang a song with the muppets from sesame streetnd i cannot get it out of my head >> ed sheeran or james corden. >> all they james corden could do it. if he did that in car pool karaoke, you would have happy parents and children the next morningy would love to see him do shape with you. >> every time we play it, you start to dance. >> yes. >> i may do the shim i, at this weather. >> it is so nice. >> yes, have been this is proverbial light at end of the tunnel because we have had so many glummy mornings, no beautiful sunrise to show you. i can make up for that with this one. lets show you, okay, never mind, we will not do that. >> okay, let's just talk. >> we will go to weather graphics can we do that, give it a shot, yes, maybe. >> so how are babies doing, how are the girls doing. >> they are doing fantastic, thank you for asking. but clearly starting to like sesame street. that is another subject, for another time. >> all right. lets take a lot rooftop camera shot here minor technical difficulties. don't you just love live televis

mace a estimate add a rooftop with restaurants and green space.eanwhile sears is closing an additional 66 stores as a way to cut costs this includes 49 k-mart's and 17 sears locations, mess will close by september, sears already announced 180 closures. >>> june is internet safety month, and google is spearhead ing a campaign to teach preteens about on line safety. the program is called be internet awesome. it includes video game allowing players to battle cyber bullies, hackers, and scammers. game free. available on all major webb browsers. what a good idea. >> back to the macy ease and sears thing those are the stores that i used to go to as a kid. i mean sears you go in there there is in one there. i shop macy's all the time but i don't buy anything unless it is on sale because it is always on sale. >> which one is flagship, is it 34th street. >> yes, 34th street. thanksgiving day parade where that end. >> did i tell you i was in that parade won? i was woody wood pecker balloon handler. >> are you serious. >> yes. >> that is all from a rooftop,

the stage and other features will be in mace through the fall and will return every year. >> good ideayeah. >> little competition can certainly be a great thing. >> but every once in awhile the essence of sportsmanship wins out over the drive to win. such was the case for steven resnick. steven runs on the souderton high school unified track team which has special education students running right alongside regular ed children during the county finals in may steven was running well ahead of the nearest competitor when that young man tripped without hesitation steven ran and turned around and helped up that other runner before continuing his race. last night the school district honored young steven for sportsmanship and honor well deserved. >> i was actually there. >> that's right. >> we were shooting another athlete on that team a special ed he had athlete, and witnessed the whole thing happening. it was unbelievable. >> that's great. >> every cheered it was mazing because that young man could have won the race. but instead he stopped to help somebody else. he wasn't on his -- who wasn'

might, n might be a comforting thing at your house, um, it just -- there's guidelines that were put in mace for the safety of the church. >> reporter: again, yost would not speak with us some of the parents have sued the church and the parent organization jost says that's why he can't talk. i'm jeff cole, fox 29 news. >> all right. jeff, thank you police in upper moreland montgomery county investigating the attempted luring of a 12-year-old boy. investigators say that that boy was walking near woodlawn and silver avenues when dark blue jeep pulled up and told the boy that he had permissio from his parents to drive him home. the 12-year-old boy ran and called the police. police say the jeep could be an older model liberty or patriot. >> always scary stuff. >>> the search is on tonight for the person who gunned down a 26-year-old man outside a popular south jersey restaurant. >> police believe someone may have targeted the victim when those shots were heard this morning. let's get out to fox 29's dawn timmeney live in maple shade. dawn? >> reporter: well, iain and lucy, violent morning here t

george mace john university is working with fairfax county and the i-95 landfill in lorton. >> this ising to turn several acres of landfill into a bee sanctuary. they have 12 hives up, more than 15,000 bees per hive. gary mcgrady live with more. >> reporter: hey. of course we're outfitted in our bee suits. i can tell you a little bit too nervous about this story but so far we have had no bites just so everybody knows, okay. hermine with george mason university and eric forbes from the fairfax landfill. first eric, what are we doing here. we have bees tap landfill. how does this help. >> creating a habitat at the landfill. these bees will provide community lorton. >> reporter: how is it working. >> it's fantastic. we've had really good help with our hives. >> reporter: it was his idea to do this. is this the first thing like this. >> i think so at least here in fairfax county. >> reporter: good for you eric. now, this is hermine, the bee whisperer. he teaches this at george mason university. and basically we got a lot of bees here don't we. >> we got a lot of bees. what we're going to d

it is worth noting that the stock is about one dollar above the bid of $42 per share that mace -- thatst that investors will come out ahead. activistthink that investor jenna partners, the third-largest shareholder of whole foods could push for a higher price. amazon higher for the second day in a row having spent two day since the beginning of january. you do not see that all the time. investors are positive. thinking they will be a disruptor in the space. he saw a huge selling and retail space overall. amazon pound gorilla of gets into the grocery space. as take a look at other names. kroger is up 1.5%. attractive,e and they're also saying that the stock is trading at a 50% discount. grubhub is up. this could be the next acquisition target for amazon. look at costco. down 2.3%. earlier we were talking about the degree of selloff in the space and it not making sense. especially for cosco considering it is a business -- it is a different business model. it is having its worst two day since 2008. it will be interesting to see if there is a snap back there. walmart now trading higher. mi

but i think we're going to get to a mace where we're going to be able to achieve fiber-like speeds on a broadband infrastructure, on a wireless mobile broadband infrastructure. and i think, you know, we had this debate last year about set-top boxes. nobody's talking about set-top boxes because that's not the future of video. i think the future of video is going to be a combination of a mobile over the top application where there's satellite dishes or et-top boxes and a 5g broadband infrastructure that i think is going to give people the ability to be able to choose once and for all to completely cut the cord. i think the reason that you want to own content and if you listen to my boss talk in the week after the merger was announced, he took the view that -- he had the idea to do something like directv now. our team had the idea to do that. but when we had five million subscribers on our u-verse platform, you couldn't get the content companies the pay attention to you long enough to allow you to negotiate the right toss that. and when when we became directv and that number went up to t

. >>> willy mace, lou gehrig, and mike schmidt and a fellow by the name of scooter ginet. four home runs in a major league baseball game. 17 guys have done it in big league history. three home runs total going into the game tonight. look at the four he slugged for the red. he had 10 rbis. first home run was a grand slam. he went five for five, and that is scooter ginet. 13-1, cincinnati over st. louis. beat wainwright. >>> i'm going to say it's not hyperbole. if they take care of cleveland, there will be a parade in oakland. the odds mike errors think -- makers think it will happen. 9:10 in the evening, so a little after 6:00 our time. too much time in between the games. it has the people talking about comparing teams of different eras. draymond green responding to magic johnson, saying his showtime lakers of the '80s would have swept. >> [ laughter ] i never understand people trying to compare eras. [ indiscernible ] that's the only history -- >> that's the thing they should be focusing on. i don't know who would have won, but i can guarantee in a series, lakers wouldn't

president trump mace his first public comments about the london attack after taking to twitter. >> i away. the officer grabbed me and slammed me to my head. >> he said he did nothing wrong, but this happened. >> i swear to god, do not throw me on the ground. >> a d.c. community leader handcuffed and detained. what happened and what action d.c. police are taking now. >> lawn work without the sweat. the high tech way to get rid of it. >>> 14 before the hour. humiliated and hurt. that is how an elected district le s >>> cell phone footage shows advisory neighborhood commissioner kendall simmons getting detained in his own neighborhood. he describes getting thrown to the ground. molette, good morning. >> reporter: good morning to you guys. he says police asked him if he had any weapons. his no answer wasn't enough. he says he then was forced to the ground and handcuffed. this all happened friday night when anc leader kendall simmons says he was with his family. the cell phone video that you're looking at shows part of his encounter with officers at the advisory neighborhood commissioner

there are concerns that some democrat mace vote for them either to appear tough on crime or because they're worried about re-election. some democrats, especially latino democrats, are urging their colleagues not to vote on them. you know, when it gets to the senate, it's a little more complicated. there are a number of incumbent democrats in the senate who are up for re-election in 2018 and in states that donald trump won in 2016. whether those democrats feel inclined to vote for these bills again to appear tough on immigrant crime is something that remains to be seen. host: we've heard democrats pressing on broader, more comprehensive rule reform. any likelihood of that? guest: i would say very little likelihood of that taking place. comprehensive immigration reform appeared to believe in 2013, 2014. not so much anymore, especially since the election. president trump has really changed the foe coufs the immigration debate and democrats are now really in a position where they're attempting to limit what president trump can do both through spending and other means, coming up with a solution

getting ready for the first pitch of congressional baseball game a symbol of political unity taking macevening. we'll take you live to nationals park. calls growing for increased security with our lawmaker

oakland resident and she believes her rights were violated when she was attacked by pepper spray and mace. she had come to campus to hear milo yiannopoulos back in february. his speech was cancelled when the protest against him turned violent. she claims police officers were held back, and she is suing for $23 million. and berkeley released the statement saying berkeley intends to mount a vigorous and successful defense of its actions, and looks forward to contesting this collection of false claims. and they were facing an unprecedented organized violence that night. back to you. >>> turning down rent control protections. 52% no, and 47% yes. measure c would have capped rent increase by 3% each year for any unit built before 1995. >>> new this morning, daly city police need your help identifying this man accused of robbing somebody he met for a craigslist transaction. he used a knife to rob this person, and it's a good reminder there's a safe exchange zone in front of the police on 90th street. it's especially marked and it's under 24 hour surveillance. >>> also tracking breaking news ove

hard to predict where these things are going to end up and this one ended up in a pretty interesting mace. >> the fbi told cnn it tried to alert dnc staff, including sharing information on how to identify breaches in their systems. by november 2015, polls show hillary clinton leading the pack of democratic contenders. >> join my campaign, join this effort. let's go win for america. thank you, all. >> it was now one year to election day. and the fbi agent called again with even more alarming news. a dnc computer was now transmitting information back to russia. still, dnc executives claim they were not made aware of the threat, leaving the russians to roam free inside the democrats' computers for months. in the end, giving them further and further ammunition to disrupt the u.s. election. >> a hostile foreign power is trying to actively engage in our electoral process. you would have thought that that would have are risen up to the attention of the other intelligence agencies of the white house, itself. >> it goes to the fundamental core of our democracy. >> tom donalin, president obama's na

rumors are swirling around new maces, ipads and smart speaker series. but it's not likely to ship until later this year. >>> as hot as the u.s. real estate market is right now, there's another area of housing that's also growing. however, these homeowners aren't moving. >> they are deciding to stay put. chris clackum explains. >> reporter: surveys and studies are showing that home remodelling is more preferable these days to home relocation. >> it's going to be a a busy year for remodelers and home improvement companies. >> 3 out of 4 homeowners s surveyed are planning a remodelling project this year while a harvard center for housing study anticipates healthy growth and remodelling big and small through 2025. >> if you're getting ready to move, you want to stick smaller things. but if you're going to be in your house for four or five years, invest iing in the remod could be money well spent is. >> redoing the kitchen is the most popular. and most expensive remodelling project. >> 2016 data from houzz found it's shy of just 20,000. >> she broke down dat

because he was zoe mace ate dollars, all of the muscles was gone from his lower back down.control his bowels. he couldn't do anything. >> his injuries were so severe, he could have died, which is why seeing him walk up, tail wagging, and happy to advice ate local school, was so impressive. >> there you are! hello. >> he still walks with a noticeable limp but the dog once viciously abused is now a certified therapy dog, reading dog, works with wounded warriors, the police, and ronald mcdonald house, and like today with his mom michelle visits schools to teach kids about abuse and how to treat animals. >> do you know what to do if you see a dog that's not yours? the first thing you do is ask the person that has the dog, can i pet him. you never pet a dog that you don't know. >> after what's become a normal day, in the life of aladdin, just serving people, i sat down with michelle, who stilters up at what a little love has meant in the life of this amazing dog. >> all he needed was a chance, he was someone's trash that they dumped at the side of the road. and, you know, he --

. >> everyone likes to watch scripts national spelling bee because it ace macing what they can spellestion about it. >> thomas, it came dunn to the final, hey, there was a young laid friday cherry hill, this year right. >> it was her name is cherteka patty, did you know i was a spelling champion, at marcus n ecome middle school, no public record so don't try to call the school. these are tough word here. i see your name tags. we will quiz new a second. these two finalist. ro -- they went back and forth for a while null are until rowan did not, spill a word right. that is when she took her chance. >> marakaine. >> she looks confident. >> m-a-r-o-c-a-i-n, marokaine. >> yes. >> so the word means address fabric made of silk or rayon. new champion she was stoic throughout the competition only smiling after her big win so she walks away with $40,000 in cash and pry. we mention that had sixth grader from cherry hill she made it to the top seven, she what's limb nate when she could not spell a word. >> q-u-i-n-t-i-n. >> it is spell q-u-i-n-t-a-i-n. >> okay, thank you. >> i know it is you hav

president, mace i ask unanimous consent that the -- mr. president, may i ask unanimous consent that the pending quorum be lifted. the presiding officer: without objection. mr. whitehouse: thank you, mr. president. donald trump has decided to withdraw the united states from the paris agreement on climate change. this is a decision that may prove to be one of the worst foreign policy blunders in our nation's history. there is no denying the mounting threat of climate change. we observe rising seas, warming global temperatures, and melting glaciers and ice sheets. yet the president cast aside an historic global agreement forged through american leadership. americans now ask what to do next. for individual citizens, my answer is simple: take action. join an environmental group. support science and scientists. organize in your community. many americans have been publicly pledging to meet the goals of the paris agreement through movements like the "i am still in pledge." every action, big and small, counts. american corporations must also act, a

obstruction >> in a closed door session yesterday afternoon, comey told senators that jeff sessions mace a third meeting with the russian ambassador to the u.s. prompting some to call for the ag's reviewing nation. in news. >>> infrastructure week, according to the white house. a chance to showcase the trump administration's proposed trillion dollar plan to overhaul everything from roads to water ways, the president spoke from the department of transportation headquarters highlighting his goal of curbing regulations on projects. and for dramatic effect, he tossed side bureaucratic binders of study after study to make the point now is the time to get cracking on the plan >> it's time to start building our country with american workers and with american iron and aluminum and steel. we will lift these restrictions and unleash the full potential of the united states of america. >> the details of the infrastructure proposal have yet to be released but the white house insists it's a top retail for the president. >>> a major surprise in politics. the results were the opposite of what the prime

mario draghi mace be today and calm everyone down, but if he speak today and, everyone down, but if youoesn't, we may have a 0.5% yield that you were talking about. matt: where is that money going? rk: probably back into the very short end. when people get nervous about these kind of things, they get back into very short-term. we were writing today about 2-year note's becoming a defensive play, and some of that money goes there. the u.s. move has are ready happens. if you are moving out of europe, one of the safest places to go is back into the united states. guy: does the end of the month have a factor here? the window dressing will have happens, but is that a contributing factor to what we have seen this week? it probably is, because if you are sitting on the conversation thinking you can cruise into the end of the quarter and then you have this from the last few days, it may force some people to liquidate who were not planning on doing so. matt: i want to point out a chart to you that you guys might want to use on mliv today. on the seasonality chart global stocks. you can see in the

she says 85 degrees a macing weather. california hot. loving it very much, lauren.for the shout out, lynn we are dealing with california -like heat because we have hot temperatures but we don't necessarily that have humid factor just yet but that business to change. we will head west of the city or southwest at gary's house mostly sunny conditions 38 degrees in landingberg and he says another beautiful summer day, it has been since such a nice stretch of june weather but it will be quite steamy, as we head especially in the first part of the upcoming weekend. down the shore a temperature gradient with the sea breeze kick nothing james house at 73 , windy conditions and he is commenting on that wind, saying a perfect day for the wind gusts to about 28 miles an hour. we will sea breeze i conditions once again for particularly along the coast as we head in the day tomorrow but getting a live look at rehoboth beach right now, sunshine in the scene high level cloud filtering out a little bit of sunshine but you need a lot of sun screen. check out this right now, people e

it showed in south carolina, in a lot of maces places in south carolina, a 27-year-old making $40,000 might see a premium decrease of $1,500. so that's nice to pay less for a year. but on the flip side, you've got a lot of older folks and a lot of sicker folks who are going to pay a lot more. and also some middle class strangely, because the house and the senate said they wanted to help more people, but they're lowering the threshold of who's going to be qualified for the subsidies. and alaska, in some places, if you're 60 and making $40,000 a year, you might pay $9,000 more a year in premiums. that's going to be a big hit. >> julian, rand paul is very open about the fact that he believes obamacare is fundamentally flawed beyond idealogical reasons. he thinks it's practically flawed because of the death spiral. regulations drive up the cost of insurance, meaning not enough young, healthy people buy it, making it more expensive for the folks who need it. he says this bill doesn't fix the death spiral, it just throws more federal money at it. he said he would support a partial repeal. h

getting ready for the first pitch of congressional baseball game a symbol of political unity taking mace this evening. we'll take you live to nationals park. calls growing for increased security with our lawmakers with congressman looking to change the laws to carry guns themselves. among our guests this hour, karl rove, mike huckabee, senator john hoeven and former house majority leader tom delay. david: is that all? pretty good lineup there. meanwhile the dow ending lower, just so. after the 20th record close of the year. nike, goldman sachs, visa among the biggest drags. let's go straight to nicole petallides on floor of the new york stock exchange. nicole the markets wanted to end positive but didn't want to do it. it came way back. >> at lowest point dow jones industrial average is down over 112 points. we see moves somewhat slight as closing bell, dow down 14 and s&p 500 down five. we've been in the red all day long. so we are seeing right now, s&p 500 down a quarter of 1%. those tech stocks came under pressure as well as other areas such as energy, materials, consumer stocks. look

you might -- that might be a comforting thing at your house, um, there's guidelines that were put in maceety of the church. >> reporter: again, jost would not speak with us. some of the parents have sued the church and the parent organization. jost says that's why he can't talk. i'm jeff cole, fox 29 news. >>> developing to night, new video that is breaking hearts. a four-year-old girl in tears after watching a police officer shoot and gill kill her mom's boyfriend. >> philandro castile's girlfriend and her young daughter were put in the back of a squad car. fox's courtney godfrey shows us what happened next. >> reporter: plea from an innocent four-year-old moments after watching her mother's boyfriend get seven times by saint anthony's police officer jeraun mineau yanez. >> in the heart wrenching footage the daughter overcome with fear repeatedly begs her mother to cooperate. >> no, please don't. i don't want to you get shooted. >> they not going to shoot me okay. >> i'm scared. >> i'm already in handcuffs. >> reynolds was handcuffed immediately after the shooting and placed in the back

the big concern is that the fire mace red. it is possible due to the strong wind but not threatening any homes right now and no homes or businesses have been evacuated. the fire is still burning and we are not sure how the fire started. >>> if you are me, midnight the rain came down and it was a lovely sound as some parts of the bay area got rain, thunder and lightning. this is from orinda in the east bay taken near the fish rancher road around 1 am this morning. we did hear reports of lightning in hayward, union city and in san jose. it definitely cool this down for moment but the humidity came in.>> that leads us right over to steve talking about so many things. >> back-to-back sunday thunderstorms. one from the north last sunday in marin county, sonoma and napa lake in this one came up from the east with the heat all- in-one wait. i don't think we will see that again in the month of june. the fog is pouring in for some, especially on the golden gate bridge. we have a beautiful sunrise with cumulus clouds dancing around and

last year you maced 500,000 this year close to 900,000 so far. what is the ultimate goal here, len?l is every child that has cancer that wants to connect to their friends at school we'll never have to say no to child. we'll be able to connect every child that wants to be connector much that's our ultimate goal. >> how did you celebrate, len? >> well, i celebrated with my friends and my family at the finish line. i thanked god forgetting me there safely. and i had ice cold beer. [ laughter ] >> good. >> i'll bet that was a very refreshing end to that grueling seven days. now that you know what it's like to do this and you endured those 12 days, wit if you know that you can raise close to million dollars by putting yourself threw that, would you do it again? >> no. >> that's it. >> you're done. >> i'll find another way. i'll find another way to keep doing it. i got to motivate other people to help do the same thing. we're going to keep going. we've got a great mission. we've got a lot of love an lot of support. and, yeah, i'm going take break right now. the thing is about doing these

this looks fantastic. >> head to tow mace so's red, white and blue for the fourth of july governmenter two. this says hey i'm ready for the firework. >> nautical look. >> anchor, right, if you're into the navy coast garr that's good. >> again red, white and blue. >> lots of red, white and blue. >> this campaign goes on through july 4th. get yourself ready for july 4th. >> i love that. we can leave the fellas out. cull out here. looking chic and comfortable. i love it. >> you've got this one bill. >> looks amazing he was going to wear sweater. listen you've got to show off those guns head to toe macy's he looks amazing. he could be the new uncle sam that was over your shoulder earlier today. >> i think, i don't know, uncle sam never had muscles like that. [ laughter ] >> 2017 uncle sam has muscles. >> exactly. rebooted uncle sam. looking very good. again you can shop started the 28th through the fourth every bit help. listen you can't than this. come on. >> and the three dollars is saving lives. >> it really is. >> and we can both speak to that. >> it does. it saves lives and for thos

aleppo, all these maces of unrest and fighting and these things going on, but from that vantage point it's simply stunning. i'll try to get you all signed up for spacex mission i have some coupons up here. you might be the lucky one to get the spacex right but if you get an opportunity and whether it's through vr or whatever the experience you ha to get to see this, it fundamentally, cognitively changes you as a person to make you want to do better when you see our planet from that van take opinion, and on my first mission in 2008 i was up there with dr. peggy whitson, the first female commander of the mission -- for the young ladies in here -- any young ladies in here? okay. just want to tell you that experiencing peggy, running the show, large and in charge, with all of these men, was one of the most beautiful things i've ever seen. and to have that respect and that excellence was just remarkable. and so she is up there now. i talked to her maybe three months ago. she's going to be the longest running u.s. astronaut in space, 650 days. yeah. and i think she has the length record but

that just blows my mind, that ace macing, fascinating. it will take a while to see results but it will be cool once we do. now speaking of, not sunny, we have had really, gross month of may when it came to the rainfall, so many of you tweet ing me and facebooking and saying when will we get a stretch of sunshine, please, like hook us up here. do i promise we have sunshine for next couple days but this has been a very wet month. we were over two and a half inch's above average which is not the war thing when it comes to these flowers and the grass, everything looks lush, beautiful right now. we don't need rain but nice to have a break. high pressure will take the lead here, heat control for next day and a half before a disturbance drops in. enjoy it. nice summer day. happy meteorological summer. it first first day of the atlantic hurricane season of 2017 but looking at names we have on the list here we have had arlene, very rare, april system that developed, and vince is on the list, our producer vince getting a shout out. hopefully we won

when tlerp gathered h in crowded places, their slis was silence your phones, get to some mace and hide. these are ro public places. even like ariana grande, you didn't have to get to anybody to get toe these places. we'll continue to get more information on this. lucy cab nauf and matt are in london. we'll take ak quick break right now. it is 3: 20 in the morning. oump coverage continues. there's nothing more important to me than my vacation. so when i need to book a hotel room, i want someone that makes it easy to find what i want. booking.com gets it. and with their price match, i know i'm getting the best price every time. now i can start relaxing even before the vacation begins. your vacation is very important. that's why booking.com makes finding the right hotel for the right price easy. visit booking.com now to find out why we're booking.yeah! welcome to holiday inn! ♪ ♪ whether for big meetings or little getaways, there are always smiles ahead at holiday inn. i hate the outside. well, i hate it wherever you are. burn. "burn." is that what the kids are saying now? i'm so bored, i

it is taking mace., senate democrats have made it clear they will try to slow up the pros is he and try to bring some attention to it. they believe and also activists outside of the democratic party believe there hasn't been enough attention paid to it. they believe it would bring on the type of outside pressure that could convince republican senators to not vote for this. they need at least 50 of the 52 republicans in their conference to pass this vote, a very slim margin of error. they believe any pressure they can put on this might help. >> if it's a 50/50 vote, the vice president can become the president and break that tie. that's it for me. thank you for watching. i'm wolf blitzer in "the situation room." erin burnett "outfront" starts right now. >>> "outfront" next, breaking news, fired national security adviser michael flynn under new scrutiny tonight, failing to disclose a $100 billion deal he was working on with the russians. plus, a major staff shake-up possibly coming to the white house. is s

were probably at least a dozen of them can tell you how many times they've handcuffed me to the bed, maced me, fought me. >> she came to jail being a complete and total disruption all the time. >> i just didn't care. i just wanted to get back out so i could finish getting high again. every time i'd come, all those times, i'd say, god, get me out of jail and i'll never do it again. and i would get out and come back. >> during arnold's last jail term almost four years ago she received tragic news. >> after six months of being here, my sister passed. yeah. she was 31 and she had a heart attack from smoking crack. and she had -- she wasn't even -- her life was nowhere near as out of control as mine was. she wasn't a prostituter. she was a home smoker. she had her kids. she still juggled life on life's terms but had a heart attack. but at that time i really prayed. god, please get me out of here. this time it just felt different. >> she said i'm never coming back, and we hear it a lot. she meant it. her eyes welled with tears and she said, you'll see me again but it won't be in orange. >> good

might, n might be a comforting thing at your house, um, it -- there's guidelines that were mut in mace for the safety of the church. >> reporter: again, pastor david jost refused to meet with us or answer questions. some of the parents sued the church and it's parent organization it's one of the reasons why jost says he cannot talk to us. i'm jeff cole, fox 29 news. more at 6:00 much lucy, back to you. >> thank you much, jeff. >>> back to court today for philadelphia district attorney seth williams. our cameras there as william made his way into court into center city this morning. williams took tens of thousands of dollars meant for the care of his own mom to pay his own bills. prosecutors accused williams of taking bribes worth tens of thousands of dollars in return provided legal favors. williams says he did nothing wrong. >>> so the judge in the bill cosby indecent assault case has just released the names of the deadlocked jurors to the media as per the request. >> but the ruling may not answer the biggest question lingering beaver this blockbuster trial. bruce gordon has been on t

think about other mace places n preferreds what's going on right now, i think we're all saying this doesn't feel so bad, it feels like it is just right. >> i'm going to pose the same question to you. >> what question been a while since i heard it. >> the long end of the curve goes lower, inverted yield curve, mostly because of the perception there'ses demand for a longer-term debt and also central bank actions does that mean we discount an inverted yield curve it's not a signal of some sort of doom in the economy >> if the yield curve, to tim's point, we're a long ways away from that, number one, if we were to get there, it would be very concerning. we'd have the warning signs before we got to that point. so, will the fed hike us into a recession -- >> narrower. >> narrower, correct the answer is yes. we've had many guests on here saying that's what they always do are we there yet in let's see what has on the next hike, see what happens to the back end we get around 50 basis points, we have a different conversation >> tony dwyer was on today, talking about when the inversion is going to hap

he's also the author of the book "you are not forgotten: the story of an iraq veteran search for macing world war ii pilot in the south pacific." ladies and gentlemen, it is now my great honor to welcome the ninth secretary of veterans affairs, the honorable david shulkin, and our moderator, journalist bryan bender. thank you. [applause] bryan: happy friday, everyone. welcome. thanks for coming. joining us at the u.s. chamber of commerce. as you know i'm bryan bender, defense editor of "politico" and glad you could join us for the first interview today here at the bush institute stand to national veterans conving. i will be moderating a one-on-one with secretary shulkin to get veterans issues going forward. and later this afternoon along with my colleague kimberly hell sing we will have -- helsing, we will have a conversation with senator tim walz and senator boozman to get a congressional perspective. just a programming note, if you want to join the conversation on twitter because we can't do anything these days without twitter, of course, the hashtag is standtwo. please join the conve

so if you want to beat the heat this is definitely going to be the mace to go. >> and get some fudgeght, thanks, kathy. >> absolutely. >> ♪ >>> the goal for this week send everybody to come out and enjoy the weekend have great time and get back home to your family safely. >> hey, it's hank. i'm in beach haven west with the boating family who has a message for you. >> friends don't let friends boat dangerously. >> holiday weekend coming up and for this family and thousands of other that is means the shore. partying and boats all that. that's why the nj state police took me out today to tell you be careful out there. >> the weekend coming up we'll have decent amount of personnel here out here to patrol, and make sure everybody on the water is safe. >> reporter: seems like every holiday weekend you read about it, boating fun turns tragic. trooper sergeant vick kovich says booze is normal toll blame. >> 90% of the time when we get calls for drunk boaters or vessels related accidents when there's injuries or possibly even death unfortunately it's alcohol related. >> reporter: according to

i know that's not the mace of the president to say something like that to the fbi director so as he'sng lines out of the air, he doesn't grab the simple one or, which should be the truth, but of course, it is. >> yeah, so anna, his lying defense is based on the wrong reasons. >> right. presumably he does ask for loyalty pledges from people he knows. i mean, which is also kind of weird, if you think about it, like, you would actually ask for the loyalty pledge before you get to know someone, right? let's not -- to delve too far into the logical reasoning of trump is madness. and he is. he's just decembsperately grabb for stuff and he's, you know, exacerbating this tng that we're very familiar with, the gop seems unwilling to grapple with, which is he's not even -- he's not following a plan here. right? like, this isn't a legal strategy. he's just the guy who's gotten away with stuff for his entire life. and he thinks he's going to be able to continue to get away with it and he thinks power is the ochnly thing he needs. he's going to continue to abuse it for as long as he has it and for

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