maddening wind will dry up and with patchy rain will go through the midlands.glasgow and belfast. the south—east, 16 or 17 celsius, quite a close and eight. scattered showers in scotland and northern ireland. 15 degrees in the eastern part of scotland. he mostly dry picture in northern england, wales and the south—west in the morning. variable cloud and some sunshine. further cloud for the south—east, nine o'clock we already have 17 or 18 celsius. through the day, pretty cloudy, a little bit of light rain and drizzle on and off. some spells of sunshine and drizzle, but the showers across scotland and northern ireland will be quite frequent and it will not be quite as warm as today. 16 or 17 celsius in glasgow and belfast, 20 or 21 in the south—eastern corner. quite breezy but pressure building all the while. this weather feature me to be a focal point for weather in scotland. the wind slowly eases down, some spells of sunshine to be had on monday. temperatures getting up to the war 20s on the south eastern corner. “— the war 20s on the south eastern corner. ——

so steve madden, upping, they remake a lot of designer shoes. first but now steve madden is doing them also much the slides are very important. >> with the bow with the pink color. >> tying it altogether, tam, thank you. thank you. gym, these little pumas i love these. >> great are great. >> are these like, you know, weigh walk around town with t them. >> high fashion is bee deny. you shall get them on my website love hush pew teen.com. this little cutie from target. i love that. that's bold right there. you can't feel bad when they're $24.99 purchase. if you can embrace the ten that's okay. because it's so cheap. >> don't spend a lot of money on trendy. >> i know but you guys follow me on boutique hush on >> happy summer to you. thanks so much for coming in for us. there's her website. stay in the fashion know with tam lee. >> all right. >> going back to you guys. >> i changed my mine. >> i'm going to go with the metallics. >> i told you in the beginning think was for men and women. >> those converse are hot. i need to get myself one of them. >

. >> the maddening part of professional sports, you can't say e equals mc square so give me a trophy.those that understand leadership, management, and team work where you sublimate your ego, the ability to work together knowing there are difficult times with a vision where you want to go and getting there. >> unless you have the mote committed individuals with character, heart, and drive, you don't make it to the top. >> as difficult as it is to build a consistent winning organizations, there are common traits. to be characterized as a dynasty you have to win year after year. >> they are on the right track. they have bought into the concept that a championship is earned and won by a team. >> people talk about how good they are aren't necessarily good. we are good. >> now it is up to the warriors to back it up. we can talk about a dynasty at the end of the decade. ktvu, fox 2 news. >> all right. have to wait and see what happens. >> we don't have to tell people we are good. we are good. look at them now. >> yep. >>> all right. more fallout for kathy griffin. she is losing work. cnn wor

. >> well this is why special elections are maddening and historically not proven to be great predictors. you could look and say donald trump plucked four republican districts forced democrats to run in all of them. the republican margin has been vastly lower than the election. karen handel wins it by 3.5%. and south carolina won by over 20 points ant republican won tonight by three and we saw the margins narrow significantly in the other special elections as well particularly in kansas. if democrats can do that everywhere they can 234rflip th house in 2018. but names like in spishl election did not turn out to be a harbinger when republicans had their big sweep that fall. >> it's a strong possibility now, in fact on average off election years the party out of power in the white house picks up 30 seats and 4 in the senate. i thit the senate is an impossibility for the democrats but the he house in grasp. my guess is if the democrats take it they will immediately start impeachment against the president. >> this tweet just came out jon ossoff's victory party, apparently has a cash bar, the

he called it shocking and maddening.annot avoid the conclusion that if it happened during a republican administration, things would have gone differently. as the scope of the russian assault on the american election became clear, two things happened again and again. when the obama administration would approach republicans to issue some sort of bipartisan combination -- ndemnation, the administration would shrink back or do little to nothing. the administration pulled back from responses it might take out of fear someone might call them partisan. richard is calling on our democratic line from austin, texas. prevented obama and the democrats from doing anything. they would have violated that law. they had to stay back. this guy in washington, you have people last week creating this friction about the russian plane coming up over the baltic and getting next to the american plane. the picture was all over the airwaves. plane in that972 same position that got buzzed by the russian fighter-bombers, that we were hacking while i

. >> joe madden said he was growing out of respect for the rickets family who owneds cubs.visited president obama back in january to celebrate their championship. >> florida gators are college world series champions beating felc team and lsu for first national title baseball. they have not been in every other sport team. gators scored four runs to pull away from tigers completing two game sweep. typeal score 6-1 new college world cham teen final gators. >> i sweeted this all right look at him running out. there you're such a good boy. he needs water? let me bring you water and gatorade to cool off. when you're done i'll a it to the pug-out. he travels to ball parks across the country. this is game in ft. wayne. thank you you can take it back to dugout. done. he brought all that water out and has many, many talents and walked with fans in the substance. jake the diamond dog. >> love. it. >> put me in a goodmo >> that's right. >> the best. >> what do you have? >> listen, everybody will love -- >> did you see jake. >> yes. >> can't compare to jake. >> good. >> pretty awesome.

manager madden said any trip to the white house regardless of who's in office is a privilege. they already celebrated their historic world series win with obama back in january. meantime many players on the warriors plan to boycott the white house visit including steph curry. the whole team attended the white house after last championship when president obama invited them. joining us now via skype is chuck, what's the latest on the warriors white house visit, is it scheduled, has there been an invite, what's going on? >> it's very much up in the air as we say in basketball. the definition of a political football is other people coopt you to make a point for their agendas. so there's now a petition of some 50 thousand people asking the warriors not to go visit the president. there's a number of people saying it's not the president it's the office of the presidency, it would be disrespectful not to do it. if some go and some don't then they'll be questioned. it's really up in the air and kind of complicated. >> is the team saying anything at all about what their plans are and ho

. >> this is what so maddening to me. the leniency that the courts show criminals, illegal criminals. most of the time their felonies are reduced to misdemeanors. they spend half the time in jail that you and i would for the same crimes. they are released back out onto our streets. they run the sanctuary cities, because they know that they are protected. it's time that our politicians and that the american public is aware of the fact of what's happening in our court systems, what our politicians are hiding, and we are here to be truth tellers. we started our website, advocates for victims of illegal alien crimes. we want to bring to light not only the murders of americans, but people who are affected by rate, assault, identity theft. we want americans to come out of the shadows. let their fellow americans know what's happening to them. >> tucker: you've begun that. thank you very much for joining us. he opposes the law. alex, you heard the conversation we just had. with the mother or man killed by someone here illegally.

. >> kevin madden, because, you know, this investigation into whether -- you know, collusion. i don't think there is now doubt, everyone knows or believe has the russians interfered with the election, but whether there was collusion and how it affected the election, this is sophisticated stuff, especially in the social media and internet age. it's not the way it used to be as some would think in the 1970s, '80s, '90s or even the early 2000s. >> it is. it's a pretty sophisticated audience to it at the rico conference. and i think that's the heart of what the investigation is by the special counsel is to find out about what potential collusion there was and how it was done. >> can that be why it's taking so long? some people say it is taking a long time. maybe it is, maybe it isn't. >> possibly. i'm reminded of that anecdote about mcgovern when he was asked how long it took for him to finally get over his election loss. and he was -- he reminded the questioner, he said i'll let you know when it's happened. i mean -- >> that was three decades later. >> right. hillary clinton is n

it is hard to read this book because it's true and devastating and maddening. but david is a magnificent storyteller. he has written for the new york times magazine, atlantic, washington post, wall street journal, new republican hollywood. his previous word running book is a movie theaters right now if you cannot take their word or my then how about u.s. supreme court justice stephen breyer. he cited one of david's pieces in one of his opinions so please welcome david. [applause] >> my first book i don't know if you're familiar with it was about an explorer who trekked to the amazon looking french and civilization. i do something foolish to try to find that ancient city. i can say after leaving nashville at 9:00 a.m. this morning to get to kansas, it's easier to track through the jungle than to fly today. but i did come straight here with no pause until look out and see everyone is amazing. thank you here to talk about my new book, killers with the flower moon. in the birth of the fbi. the project began more than five years ago when i made a visit out to the os

from nationals park, sheree >> joe madden chose to walk harper 13 times, including six times in the finale neutralized to try that again tonight. some help might be on the way according to report this team is closing in on signing relief pitcher, the six-time all star released last week where he was struggling 7.82 e.r.a. he's hoping he can out boost their bullpen which has been, the bullpen has been -- >> terrible. >> you said it. >> expected to be a minor league deal so rodriguez can work his way up. and we could see closer to seeing jayson werth return to the field. he suffered a bone bruise on june 4th, hasn't returned to the line up. and today is -- he could not put weight on his foot. he could be heading forab hoping to see him back after the all star break. now, today was the deadline for nhl team to submit offers for the restrictive agent. does anybody have any idea what i just said? i knew it when i wrote it. basically it is negotiating time with player contracts they control. it's a lot of big names on this list. andre, dmitrij and philip, all guys that we talk about in the playo

and now correctional officer, jeffrey villa and madden are all facing charges.lacerville sheriff made the announcement yesterday. >> we arrested three of our staff members. >> the abuse of inmates goes on chronically. it goes on in every county jail that i have dealt with. >> the alleged crimes took place from november to just three weeks ago. o. >>> there are extra patrols in san francisco's park now. one week after a man was found stabbed to death there. police held a community meeting last night where they tried to answer questions from people concerned about their own safety. a jogger found alvarez's body in the park last we're. he had four children and brew up in -- grew up in bruno heights. the family was at the meeting and asked the public to come forward with any information. >> if you know something, call. we could prevent something for our own family and community. >> alvarez may have been targeted. they are asking people who live in the area to check their cameras to see if they caught anything suspicious. >>> sky fox was right over the scene near hig

and you can see that was madden.t was spooky. >> if madden could have taken the ball away from trump right there, he would have. >> just give him the pat on the butt, send him back. >> call for pence. >> he had a hostage audience forced to smile. >> and also he said we're going to do great, great things in health care. >> he does this. he does. i'm surprised he didn't say big surprise coming in two weeks. >> it's the apprentice. >> welcome back to "morning joe." it's thursday, june 29th and that's your president. >> where america's the loser. >> we're on america's the biggest loser. that's not funny. >> we understand you don't think anything is funny these days? cht. >> i really don't. we totally disagree. you have hope. i think we're in big trouble. >> i don't punctuate the end of every sentence with i have hope. >> i have to squeeze it in every time i can. >> mark halpern and brett stevens and his son are here. >> that was quite a unique way. >> you're the snl guy. >> yeah. >> i like it. >> that was a good episode.

sometimes that can be maddening. but often, it is quite creative. he is a policy guide -- guy.ad to find ways to feed that so he did not feel cut off from people he wanted to talk to. charlie: you had to make sure he saw a lot of information? >> and talk to a lot of people. >> cabinet secretaries used to call me up all the time and say, i have to call the president and talk to him face-to-face. state -- stay up all night, if there is something you have to say to him, call them up. charlie: didn't work out that way? >> some people were intimidated by that, which means they did not really have to talk to the president. others took advantage of that. i had the advantage of knowing who we talked to every night because i saw the log of his phone calls. the discipline is not to prevent the president from getting information. the discipline is to make sure when he gets information, someone else knows about it besides two people in the oval office. i want to know before, during or after you have visited with the president. the best comply or to that role is actually the president. at t

that's what's maddening. >> to your point earlier you were asking about safety, think about that, how many reporters have died for the cause, i've been jailed, 12 of us have gone to jail to protect the first amendment. people beaten, our newspapers after donald trump's election, we've gotten threats from the far left and far right. they are emboldened, it is dangerous and it is insulting to the memory of the people who have given their lives for the cause of providing information to the public to then be told you are fake media, dyou do not matter and everything you're doing is false. every one of us should stand up against that. it is undermining the first amendment, making it dangerous for reporters. you're absolutely right, there will come a time, it won't be too far off i surmise we will see a reporter faze physical harm because of this. >> it wouldn't make the situation better. i'm in no rush to change positions with claressa ward, because i will take on the president of the united states versus being in a war zone. you did something that was brave but provocative. what was the r

across the country, almost teaching moment for all of law professors, and one every them is michelle maddenr at villanova who says the judge should not do anything to co-versa verdict. the jury should be left alone to do it work. they haven't done it yet. but if the jury eventually tells the judge they're dead like, like the jury in the creato case did in camden, she said the judge will probably give them what's called spencer charge, under state law here in pa tells the jury what's seen as accessible, so row try, deliberate more, keep open mine, don't give up your strongly held opinion and belief. >> do you take it as a good sign it is taking this long? >> hey, i think anything, any time you can get people to think, and not rush to decision, that's always a good thing. you know? and, you know, it is a good thing that they're taking the time to look at the fact of the case. and that's all we could ever ask for. >> the word guilty or not guilty those are words that should come from a jury unless they're not able to reach a decision. and, of course, if they're not able to reach a decision, th

. >> the maddening part of professional sports is you can't write something on a board and say e equalsc squared. give me the trophy. a lot of smart people own he's teams and can't -- own these teams and can't make it happen. but those who understand management and team work where it is not the name on the business card, it is the ability to work together, knowing that there will be difficult times but ultimately having a strategic vision where you want to go and getting there. >> unless you have the strongest, the fastest, the most committed individuals with character, heart and drive, i mean, you don't make it to the top. >> reporter: as difficult as it is to define exactly how to build a consistent winning organization, there are common traits. but to be characterized as a dynasty, you have to do it year after year. >> when i look at the warrior team, i see some unique features that tell me they're not only on the right track, but they could stay on that track for a while. they have bought into the concept that a championship is -- is earned and won by a team. >> i've never felt that

>> this is maddening.h the president of the united states or at least it should be. and it's a distraction. and really, ultimately, it starts to undermine's president's ability to get his agenda done. the president should be focusing on what the people elected him to do, get the government going gin. provide security in a dangerous world. we're going to need a president to focus on those things. >> senator pat toomey from the great commonwealth of pennsylvania. thank you for being here. >> thank you. >> let's dive back in with my political panel, mary katharine and jen. mary katharine, how can republics brave this divide between the mur cokowski and collins types and ted cruz factions? i don't understand how you get there, easier for collins to make a health care deal with the democrats it seems? >> yeah, it remains to be seen, and it seems impossible, but it seems impossible in the house and mcconnell is quite good at doing things. i think the argument if you don't do what we hash out here, you will have

you know, neil, the thing that is maddening is with terror attack after terror attack, whether it's nadal marathon bombers, the orlando nightclub terrorists, the government has had the communications. they have intercepted the communications and knew about the threat before it occurred. the administration was unwilling to act because of fears of correctness. i chaired in the senate where the department of homeland security had undergone a purge and altered around delete references to the islam brotherhood or islamic terrorists. we've got to be clear-eyed about the threat we face abroad to prevent horrific attacks like the one we've seen in the u.k. >> neil: a little later on, we'll have more of that interview with ted cruz, including a guy on the short list for the next supreme court position should it open up. a good cracker jack later, a gentleman of texas. his thoughts on even if it goes to collusion with president trump, all the way to that, that the white house might have had such ties with the russians and in fact colluded, does that warrant impeachment? you might be surprised. saud

>> reporter: sergeant rob madden is with the colorado state patrol, which now makes almost a fifth ofui arrests for pot. >> although marijuana is legal to possess and to use in the state of colorado, it is not legal to use marijuana to the point where you are intoxicated and drive a motor vehicle. >> reporter: a new study just out this morning from the insurance insti safety finds colorado's had 21% more crashes than its neighbor, utah, since colorado sparked the trend. a total of 38 states now allow medical marijuana in some form, 8 and washington, d.c., permit recreational pot where the study also found crashes are up. >> we see a 3% increase in the risk of insurance claims in the states that legalized marijuana. we can't explain it by any other means. >> reporter: the marijuana policy project, which pushes to legalize pot, acknowledges that states that made marijuana legal saw some increases in collision claims. but adds, there is no evidence that marijuana contributed to the accidents. back in colorado, mrnl half of marijuana users in a state survey said they think it's safe to hi

cheers and applause ] and of course this -- when you think about it on a human level, this has to be maddeningor white house stress secretary sean spicer. [ laughter ] this is a guy, he specifically went out in front of the press and insisted that this was not a travel ban. >> first of all, it's not a travel ban. >> jimmy: and now trump is in all caps saying it is a travel ban. and i can only imagine how sean spicer reacted when he read that tweet from his boss this morning. i imagine it went something like this. >> something donald trump comes out and undermines what they're saying. for example, sean spicer, when he said this is not a muslim ban, this is not a travel ban, and then the president tweets he wants his travel ban and he doesn't even like the watered-down one that jeff sessions, his attorney general, was proposing. [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: don't worry, it will all be over very soon. meanwhile, megyn kelly started her new show last night with an interview of vladimir putin in which putin denied meddling in our election. you know, actually, i think we need to use a different

. >> the normalization of all things russia and all things putin has been especially maddening to youd i have talked for months about it now, given your history. do you feel, in light of the investigations we know that are going on, that it has a finite time left? do you feel we are nearing the end? or has this moved -- has this normalized public opinion in some way? >> i actually don't know the answer to that, brian. i mean, the survey data shows that a lot of people, more people distrust the russians and putin than before. and there also is a great curiosity in knowing the facts. i find this when i speak publicly, people want to know the facts. and in my opinion, there are still many, many thing we still don't know. and of course that's why it's disturbing to president trump, because he wants us to move on. but i think the american people don't want us to move on. i think we need to know the facts first. >> well, after a day like this, we often want to hear you out. thank you very much for coming back on the broadcast with us. >> sure. >> former ambassador mike mcfaul. we wanted to

a sans, snowden, chelsea madden chelsea manning. do you know what this says?f they are hiring chelsea manning, if they are hiring edward snowden, and they are hiring reality -- i can't say her name. it doesn't seem like a real name to me. reality winner. they've got to screen people better. rather than scream them, i think we've got to shrink the intelligence committee. >> rosie o'donnell called her a brave young patriot, and she was brave, not careless. >> eboni: speaking of leakers, chelsea manning who was convicted of giving hundreds of thousands of secret documents to wikileaks giving her first tv interview today. following her release from prison 28 years early after the commutation from president obama. >> you haven't spoken to president obama. what would you say to him if you could? >> thank you. that's all i wanted. >> you wanted a chance? >> that's all i ask for, a chance. that's it. and this is my chance. >> eboni: this is my question. i know you've taken a position in the past, i will see what you say today, that she is an actual whistleblower and t

it was at times fiery testimony, maddening to his critics, encouraging to his supportsers, and whetherou see it as stonewalling or straight talk there was plenty to see. so right now we just want to play more extending portions of the testimony. cnn's jessica schneider has more. >> there are none. >> reporter: attorney general jeff sessions grew angry and frustrated with the continued questions about a possible meeting with russian ambassador sergey kislyak in april 2016. >> this is a secret inwendo being leaked out there about me, and i don't appreciate it. and i tried to give my best and truthful answers to my committee i've appeared before. and i recused myself from any investigation into the campaign for president. but i did not recuse myself from defending my honor against scurrilous and false allegations. >> reporter: the attorney general repeatedly rebuffed the spec

. >> that was cubs manager joe madden over the president's shoulder. the president made those remarks after a meet and greet with the chicago cubs at the white house today. let's get straight to tonight's panel to talk all things health care. >> national political reporter for political and chris clayton, our friend from the midwest, and in d.c. today doing a little -- worrying about how nafta and trade impacts ags. eliana, let me start with you. you have a growing chorus of republicans desperate from cover and mitch mcconnell and donald trump not ready to cave. >> it's an interesting situation. i don't actually know where the president stands on this. he's been -- has barely been involved at all. i think we saw the totality of his involvement in the senate process in that bill. mitch mcconnell's role is somewhat confusing to me. he hadn't even begun negotiations with the senators who aren't on board with in when he pulled the bill or rescheduled the vote yesterday, which is somewhat puzzling. the three most difficult senators to get on board with this