malcolm became mine.and i held true to a lot of what i felt kind of the unimpeachable integrity that the express. and i try to see his life as an example of on. so in terms of moving towards orthodox islam and stuff like that, you know, in terms of one's religious preferences and of course private and what you want to do. i've always had a lot of respect for all of the religions because i have gone through most of them myself. i think i am a born-again marxist live. leave it at that. >> was not 11 -- was 9/11 an inside job? >> i am not sure what exactly is asking. >> basically i think he is a 9/11 conspiracy theorist. >> i have very little to add to that. you have all of these different things out there. i was close to -- and he was certainly concerned that there was an elements that were not fully disclosed and to the total community and that a day of reckoning was upon us. you talk about the conspiratorial aspects. i usually run for the hills. [laughter] unless i have some solid information to refute or

before he became malcolm x he was malcolm little. this is long before he was a member of the nation of islam or became an icon of the civil rights movement. early on in the pages of his autobiography malcolm little recalls venturing to his local army recruitment office during the early years of world war ii. this is in new york. he roll also through the front doors of the armed forces depot, quote, costumed like an actor, with my wild zoot suit i wore my yellow knob toed shoes and frizz my hair up. i went in skipping and tipping and i thrust my tattered greetings at that reception desk's white soldier. crazy-o, daddy-o, get me moving, i can't wait to get in. shortly following this initial encounter, malcolm gets sent to visit with the army psychiatrist where he tells him, quote, daddio, now you and me we're from up north here, so don't you tell nobody, i want to get sent down south, organize them soldiers, you dig, steal us some guns and kill us crackers. that psychiatrist's blue pencil it dropped, his professional manner fell off in

before he became malcolm x, he was malcolm little. this is longg before he was a member of the nation of islam or became an icon of the civil rights movement. early on in theen pages of his autobiography malcolm little recalls venturing to his recruitment office during world war ii and this is in new york and hehe rolls through the fron doors of the armed forces deep owe, quote, costumed like an actor. with my wild zoot suit, i wore my yellow knob tshoes and i wen in skipping and tipping and i scattered my tattered greetings at that reception desk like a soldier. praise yo, daddy-o get me moving, i can't wait to get moving. that soldierda hasn't recovered from me yet. following this initial encounter malcolmnc gets sent to visit wi the army psychiatrist where he tells him, quote, daddy-o, now north me we're from up here so don't you tell nobody. iou want to get sent down south organize them nigger soldier, you dig? steal up some guns and blow crackers,ke and he stared as mes if i were aed snake saying hatching fumbling for his red pen

obviously, i'm in business. >> that's a far cry from the $700,000 the malcolm forbes soldiers fetched back in 1997. but carole's not insulted. more and more, "strange inheritance" gets her thinking. it's not about the money for her. >> i don't want the cash. i don't want it. i want this to be his legacy to keep them together, and i want to donate them so that other people could enjoy his collection as much as he did. >> but what if nobody's interested? or as interested as he was? that's next. what's your "strange inheritance" story? we would love to tell it. send me an e-mail or go to our website, strangeinheritance.com. parodontax, the toothpaste that helps prevent bleeding gums. if you spit blood when you brush or floss you may have gum problems and could be on the journey to much worse. help stop the journey of gum disease. try parodontax toothpaste. ♪ and life's beautiful moments.ns get between you flonase outperforms the #1 non-drowsy allergy pill. it helps block 6 key inflammatory substances that cause symptoms. pills block one and 6 is greater than 1. flonase changes everything

hack america," malcolm, thank you.being here, my friend. >> my pleasure. >> we'll be right back. stay with us. lilly. she pretty much lives in her favorite princess dress. but once a week i let her play sheriff so i can wash it. i use tide to get out those week old stains and downy to get it fresh and soft. you are free to go. tide and downy together. >>> i want to tell you once again about the breaking news we got in a few minutes ago, that the white house is following up now on the president's surprise twitter declaration from the last month of a ban on transgender people serving in the military. "wall street journal" has just reported that the white house is about to send new guidance to the pentagon on implementing that ban, that openly transgender people will not be able to join the military anymore and spells out the discretion that defense secretary james mattis will have to throw out currently serving transgender troops one by one. there are thousands serving in every conceivable role in the u.s. military right

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obviously, i'm in business. >> that's a far cry from the $700,000 the malcolm forbes soldiers fetchedrole's not insulted. more and more, "strange inheritance" gets her thinking. it's not about the money for her. >> i don't want the cash. i don't want it. i want this to be his legacy to keep them together, and i want to donate them so that other people could enjoy his collection as much as he did. >> but what if nobody's interested? or as interested as he was? that's next. what's your "strange inheritance" story? we would love to tell it. send me an e-mail or go to our website, strangeinheritance.com. . . . had planned for his wife, carole, to sell his prized collection of 10,000 rare and valuable toy soldiers. but after watching a "strange inheritance" episode about toy soldier heirs, carole maps out a different course. she wants to find an institution to display them, in honor of her husband. for that, she needs another kind of advice. what was your initial impression of this collection? >> oh, i love it. it's one of the biggest collections in the world. >> reporting for duty -- lee

. >> and malcolm, we now have reportable from the officials there that there are multiple fatalities, that people are dead. we don't have the number. but as you point out, he did not go for the structures, he went for the people in that iconic square. stand by. i want to bring in janet napolitano, the former head of homeland security, and now out in california as the head of the university of california system. this vehicular attack mode, we're seeing pictures from there now, the globalization of europe and the united states, we see the starbucks right there, this is a corner which would have many american tourists and most times of year, especially in august as well as europeans from all over europe going to barcelona, and the fact of using a van if this is indeed terror, talk ing about fatalities, and a driver or drivers who ran off. they're looking for several people. >> yes. and one of the things that that is significant about this kind of attack is how difficult it is to prevent. it is very low tech. you rent a van. you identify a spot where there are a lot of people and you ram

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this is eagles defensive ends, chris long, with his arm around teammate malcolm jenkins during the national anthem. long grew up in charlottesville, and attended the university of virginia.

. >>> taking a stand, the eagles mam co mam co malcolm jenkins continues his national anthem protest. we'll hear from him coming up. >>> calling for an end to social injustice, that's the mission of eagles star malcolm jenkins as he upheld his vow to protest during the playing of the national anthem. you're looking at jenkins arm and fist held high during the anthem at the link last night. he began the gesture last season as a response to deadly police shootings of unarmed black men. he and chris long criticized the president's response to racially charged violence in charlottesville. he did not hold up his fist during the anthem, but he did put his arm around jenkins. >> i'm just saying, i'm your ally, i'm here, i support malcolm's right to protest and people fighting for equality. >> communities, low income and communities of color have completely different interactions with the justice system than that of our counterparts. so in the light of everything that is happening, just continuing our conversation. >> jenkins is openly supported quarterback colin protested by kneeling instead

got to put it together >> within minute every kick offer there is was a hot topic on twitterment malcolm holding one fist high during the national anthem, virginia native chris long, wrapping his left arm around malcolm shoulders, as a sign of support. the two talked about that moment after the game. >> although our investigate recalls are different, and our perspective and experiences are different, this is a moment in time where he feels the need to kind of take that step out and lead, and i appreciate that. >> just tell malcolm i'm here for you. and i think it is a good time for people to look like me to be here for people. >> got to come together. >> all right, don, thank so much. that's going to do it for us here in the studio. but we have to admit, we would rather be floating on the water right about now. when we come back, more summer fest fun from the poconos. stay with us. >> ♪ >> ♪ >> ♪ >> ♪ >> ♪ >> ♪ >> ♪ >> ♪ no, please, please, oh! ♪ (shrieks in terror) (heavy breathing and snorting) no, no. the running of the bulldogs? surprising. what's not surprising? how much money aleia

people that are fighting for equality right now i don't think you will ever see it so my thing is malcolmer and i'm here to show support as a white athlete. >> being able to stand along a teammate and brother saying i support you i think goes a long way. >> reporter: do you think this will lead to more players doing this come thursday night? >> i think so, i think the seal has been broken and white players feel comfortable doing it. >> talk phillies and took forever to call up hoskins. >> love him love the kid. awesome and perhaps they waited too long and now he is doing nothing but hitting home runs and he would be on pace for 74 homers right now in a full season 74. >> i think that would slow down a little bit when they make adjustments and he has a quick bat and have not had a quick bat like this in a long time and why he has home runs and his bat speed is unbelievable. >> another one in the ninth today to put it out of reach phillies winning 5-2 finally beating the giants and it has been a giant problem for the phillies and hoskins one of the starts in phillies history only the second

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rob malcolm is live in oakland with more on what's going on there tonight. rob? >> reporter: the crowd that gathered here was anywhere from 300 from 400 people. many of them as you said shared very personal stories. it was important to show up tonight to show solidarity with charlottesville. the crowd rallied in oakland announcing the weekend violence in charlottesville. the vigil was also held in part for 32-year-old heather heyer. the paralegal was run down in a virginia street. >> but we do not support any sort of white supremacist,principle. our little one wills grow up in a world where we believe people could be united, respected, and young ladies like heather and all of us who believe in justice and equality don't have to die because of it. >> reporter: hosted by san francisco's coalition and the hip-hop caucus, some of the group blame the current conflict and the message from the white house was fueling growths on the white national groups. >> i would say a year ago we didn't have this and now we do. so you connect the dots. >> reporter: sunday across the

donald trump has had a conversation with malcolm turnbull and he has a p pa re ntly with malcolm turnbullapparently said i spoke to merkel today, and believe me, she wishes she did not do it. this is about opening the door to a large number of immigrants. what do you make of this? i think you are right to say it is as told by donald trump, so there is always a bit of a health warning on that. a conversation between him and the australian prime minister. it is donald trump saying, he had been told this by angela merkel. it feels right, whether she would have admitted it to the american president i don't know. do they have a very close relationship! talking about angela merkel when there are all those people from across the mediterranean and syria and other places, i think she felt we must be generous, germany must be generous and open our doors. i think it is one of the few mistakes she has ever made, caused an awful lot of trouble and tension and problems in her own country. she is now regretting it, ithink in her own country. she is now regretting it, i think a lot of people in britain w

in washington it's not playing very well at all in the intelligence world. >> malcolm, thank you very much for that. a lot of people have been making the comparison about how quick he was to condemn this as a terror attack and then how slow he was after the charlottesville attack to say he wanted to wait for the facts. >> it doesn't bode well. people of this country also don't have confidence in their president. they can't trust him when something like this happens as well. >>> the president began his day thursday by targeting a senator in his own party and defending confederate monuments as part of american history. now he is getting tough straight talk from a powerful senator who he vetted for vice president and later considered for secretary of state. senator bob corker, the chairman of the foreign relations committee told the chattanooga rotary club that despite his good relationship with the president, he could no longer ignore the elephant in the room. dismayed by the daily distractions, he later said to reporters that there needs to be "some radical changes in the way trump con

rob malcolm has more. >>reporter: many residents say it's a good thing and they say they will believe it when they see it. the patrols that were taking place two days a week on weekends have now been extended to seven days a week and san francisco police say it's a good way to ease the concern. one day after three people were shot in dolores park a notable change from police. >> there will be officers at dolores park seven days a week.>>reporter: the thursday afternoon gunplay was out of the norm come a long time residents have voiced a complaint. >> sometimes i feel safe, not all the time.>>reporter: why not all the time? >> there is no police president -- presence.>>reporter: today the police for obvious. >> i saw them there today, i guess i am feeling better but will see how it sustains itself. >>reporter: police say it will be indefinite until patterns change, the park will host film night and todd is not worried. >> it's not the big events that concern me, it's walking at dusk on the side of the park

malcolm coming ago one minute. off, we have a saying in the military when we run into people who do not know what they are talking about. [indiscernible] civilians. [laughter] think before you talk, read before you think. from. where the idea came i survived suicide bombings. i read the statistics. iran is not the number one killer. it is the muslims we invaded who were in iraq. they fought us for 11 years. the government of iraq told us to leave. rhetoric, you cannot your way through history and back. [applause] we have a thing called [indiscernible] it's called intelligence. go frickin' read it. >> i would like to respond to the personal insults here. [laughter] >> in one minute. >> first of all, the problem here is the fact of this panel is ridiculous. he has a point. let him speak. >> you don't ridicule one person. look, the reason we didn't have iraq was0 troops in because obama didn't want them there. that's the reason. al qaeda was defeated in a wreck. >> -- in iraq. >> they were not. i was on the ground. we

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o he said he was a guy that worked for me, he wasn't there that long. >> malcolm.ive me a full sense, i have an instinct, too, it's not as professional as yours about manafort. he seems like the kind of guy that will be involved in a lot of intrigue, fought everything you want to put out on the table a. bit like that. that's my hunch. >> well, he has a history at this. you know, he worked for the, you know, the dictator's lobby. but i think, what mueller and his team were doing is very, very smart. they are throwing a circle around manafort's financial past. they will determine either he was working with the kremlin as a kremlin asset or he was just really a poor choice businessman with a poor choice of clients. but by issuing these subpoenas, they are going to squeeze everyone that's ever worked for him and they're going to determine whether there is documents, statements or processes that are missing there to make him talk. >> well, you know how everybody in russia always has an american? i've we heard about this for years. they got an american, they work through

rob malcolm in san francisco, thank you. also in san francisco police are investigating a shooting near golden gate park. this is video from skyfox over the shooting scene. it happened about 2:30. police say the victim is a man who suffered nonlife- threatening injuries and was taken to the hospital. from the ground you can see police officers inside a mcdonald's there, police tape stretched across the street from that mcdonald's to a whole foods, but it is not clear yet where the shooting actually took place. the crime scene, the overall crime scene is at haight and stanion. no word on why the shooting happened. >>> we're following developing news out of our nation's capital. there's new evidence that the investigation over possible ties between the trump campaign and russia is ramping up. there are reports that a grand jury in washington, d.c. is now hearing testimony in the probe. >> we are getting word that special counsel robert mueller has impaneled a grand jury here in washington to investigate russian interference in

that is enough, malcolm. i've had it. this is the most unpleasant call all day. putin was a pleasant call. this is ridiculous. >>> the senate is officially on summer vacation leaving behind an angry president and a slim record of achievements. law makers headed out of town after approving more than 60 trump administration nominees, but the republican-led senate failed to hand the president any major lis beyond the confirmation of supreme court justice neil gore shuch. the president is still upset about the new sanctions against russia and tweeted that our relationship with moscow is at an all-time low, adding you can thank congress, the same people that can't even give us health care. >>> and breaking overnight, firefighters now have a massive fire at one of the world's tallest residential buildings under control. the early-morning flames in dubai sent residents of the86-storey torch tower as it's called, scrambling for safety. now plumes of smoke could be seen billowing into the air as burning debris fell to the ground. a resident told abc news that the fire sta

malcolm nance is msnbc's terrorist -- terrorism analyst.following the story for us and we'll stay on it at msnbc. >> thank you for watching this hour of msnbc live. i'm stephanie ruhle. >> i'm ali velshi. our breaking news coverage continues with "andrea mitchell reports." >> we're following breaking news from barcelona, spain. here's what we know now. a van, a white van driving into a crowd of pedestrians in a city square in a popular tourist district. police are calling it a massive crash. emergency crews are on the scene. spanish media reporting that as many as 20 people may have been injured. as for the driver, he reportedly ran away, that is not confirmed. and nbc's keir simmons is following this from new york. let's talk about what we know, we do not yet know this is a terror incident, it may be a terrible accident, we want to make very cautious about that. that said, this follows what we have seen in nice, in years past, what we have seen almost recently, of course, right here in the united states in charlott

by malcolm jenkins.ns were happy to see a lot of pressure tonight, and blitzing from jim schwartz. what did you think of the calls? >> i thought it was very, very timely blitzes. it was an opportunity to get some pressure. we knew we had a mobile quarterback and we wanted to keep him in the pocket and get him on a clock. i thought the situations in which he blitzed caught him off guard. >> got some interceptions. last year jim schwartz didn't blitz a whole lot. >> i thido think getting after quarterback is something we want to do. i think we can do a really good job with the front four. but at times we want to give them a break, timely blitzes will be good. i don't see them going blitz crazy, but pressuring the quarterback is something we want to get after. >> last friday ronald darby woke up when he was a buffalo bill. how impressed with you are the way he was able to jump right in and be effective? >> it was awesome. we told him going into the game, they traded you, so they've got to justify that trade

malcolm, who do you think that gorka is talking about there?, he's obviously talking about the three generals who have introduced common sense and american decency back into the white house. general kelly, general mcmaster, and you know, general mattis at defense department. gorka is an amazing character, you know, i can tell you from the counterterrorism community's perspective, he was never an expert in counterterrorism, and no one could figure out how he was rising up through the ranks, so to speak, by using his islamaphobic and bigoted, you know, information that he was spewing out to the special operations in marine corps and when he got, as a fox news analyst, got brought over to the white house, it was just obvious that steve bannon had brought him over there. we have now reintroduced common sense back to this story and real expertise on to the national security council staff. good ri danddance. >> this morning, kund kind of a confusion over whether it was a resignation or firing, i sent three different e-mails to hope hicks, the new int

. >> we get more now from ktvu's rob malcolm. what can you tell us? >> reporter: well, alyana and frank i have been here since 4:00. the shots rang out about 3:00. this is still an active investigation along church street. i'm going to give you a good vantage point of what is taking place. church street had been closed at 20th, but they basically just kind of opened it up block by block as they moved down the street for the investigation. you see here as we move through this intersection police standing over cones, apparently shell casings there. that is where, if you look to the right, they are focusing their investigation. shots rang out about 3:05. we have three victims. awful been transported to the hospital, one with life- threatening injuries. church will remain closed beyond 18th street for some time this evening. we did talk to one eyewitness who says she saw the gunman, and she heard up to six shots. just listen to this chilling testimony. >> it was up at the top of the park, literally just beforehand there had been a bride and groom taking t

so, you know, my thing is malcolm's a leader. i'm here to show support as a white athlete. >> eagles cornerback ron brooks took a knee during the national anthem. >>> rough road trip for the phillies. they've lost all four games on it and five straight overall. zach eflin will try to stop the bleeding tonight in san francisco. >>> aaron nola was roughed up last night. the giants tagged him for five runs in five innings. the phillies lost the game five-four. >>> less than a year ago penn state's james franklin was firmly on the hot seat. today he has a new contract extension and a lot more job security. a six year deal worth more than $34 million. this puts him in the top five of the highest paid coaches in college football. franklin led penn state to an 11-three record this past season and a trip to the rose bowl. >>> temple football team is letting loose. at the end of practice yesterday they set up a giant slip and slide and had a water balloon fight. the owls open the season in two weeks at notre dame. that's what happens at t

that is when news of the contentious call between himself and malcolm turnbull first broke. the president said, quote, thank you prime minister of australia for telling the truth about our very civil conversation. that fake news media lied about. very nice. not the case. let's talk about all this. sabrina is with us, political reporter for "the guardian." david sanger, also national security correspondent for the "new york times," and cnn military and diplomatic retired rear admiral john kirby, a former spokesman for both the pentagon and the state department. sabrina, let's start with you. the biggest take away with this is that essentially the president is saying to pena nieto, listen, we'll figure out what's going to pay for this thing, it's going to come out in the wash, paraphrasing, but you know, stop saying you're not paying to the press. it's all about optics. >> it is indeed. and i think it's striking that for someone who fashioned himself as a candidate as a great negotiator, who is going to come in and strike deals with foreign leaders in a way that his predecesso

in oakland rob malcolm ktvu fox 2news. >>> a vigil was held tonight in petaluma to show solidarity.he vigil is one of 400 taking place across the country. all in response to yesterday's deadly violence against peaceful protests. a moment of silence was held for 32-year-old heather heyer. congressman jerry house attended tonight's demonstration. the president's reaction to the violence in virginia is disappointing. he is calling on the president to do more. >> this president doesn't seem to get it or maybe he does. maybe he does understand this is the underbelly of his own political base and we may need to pressure him to finally disassociate from it. >> during tonight's vigil people held up hearts instead of flashlights declaring petaluma a peaceful hate-free zone. >>> we heard from uc hastings constitutional law professor david levine in the last hour. he says the suspect in this case may face federal as well as state charges, but a lot depends on if he's charged with a hate crime. >> people are talking about it being a hate crime. well in a technical sense what mr. fields is alleg

when you have guys like malcolm jenkins, rodney mc cloud, guys to push those guys in the secondary as long as rest of these guys scratch, we will get pressure from that d line. >> now secondary did not have to cover alshon jeffery eagles best wide out missed his second straight practice with the shoulder injury. team says it is minor. bleeding green nation is reporting that the team will take a cautious approach and jeffery will not play in the first plea season game at green bay on august 10th. stay tune. >>> opportunity is knocking on jake thompson's door when phillies traded jeremy hellickson thompson made leap from the minors to the rotation. tonight he gets start against angels in anaheim first pitch at 10:07. >>> we have west coast baseball, most people sleeping when these things end last night phillies ran into albert pujols a two run double and angels go up two-one. then in the seventh with two men on, pujols, greed is good he wants some more. this time a three run shot. phillies lou seven-one your final score. candidate for play of the year in baseball red sox/indians austin

happy to have those papers come to harlem and we have been there 92 years in harlem, same corner, malcolm x boulevard and we are happy to have where i sort of begin the book. really u -- comes about from new media which sounds familiar, right? and that new media sort of the press, papers you see more expense ifer and then became a penny and were like two sheets, they were pretty scandalous, you know, full with hope which often amuse readers. that spurred on a lot of what we are seeing as fake news but as old as 1835. >> host: most resembles the current change demonstrated if not caused by the internet. >> guest: yeah. i think the internet is a free press and not in the media sense that you are all in but in the sense to taking penny press to extreme, access, access and often they are getting reflected back what they like. it's very competitive much like news outlets now and you see a lot of proliferation of them and the similar thing on the internet. also similarly it's hard sometimes to debunk, they kind of circulate and circulate and that's what's happening now that we are talking about

simultaneously, i was reading malcolm x and huey newton.t the streets with a lens of progression. you know, watching somebody like malcolm go from being a hustler and a pimp to being one of the greatest thinkers, writers, and orators of american history and of all time. so i always had a perspective that there was more to this situation. in addition to the fact that like i mentioned a second ago, i grew up in a two parent household. my father is a phd from west africa. my mother, is you know, from upstate new york. so my home life was a whole different lens. and when i'm stepping outside. so i had this due alt going on that really influenced me and inspired me to ask more questions. you know? and recognize that what i'm seeing outside is deeper than it appears to be. and it doesn't stop at the surface. so that comes into my art just naturally. just by being me. ed. >> so you're looking at what you're seeing in chicago. you apply your artistic lens to it. we see how it plays itself out of your craft. yet, there are a bunch of brothers in the

as officer smith approached the suspect, 29-year-old malcolm orr pulled a .9-millimeter handgun from his pocket and opened fire. orr fired eight times. half the shots wounded smith in his arm, neck, and torso. a year and a half later, officer smith recalled the terror of that moment. >> first shot hit me in the neck and it filt like something flicked me in my neck. it was enough force to knock me on my back. >> reporter: the officer retreated to his crews tore call for backup. >> i thought i was going to die right then, and i told dispatch you know, "tell me family i love them," because i didn't think i was going to make it. >> reporter: responding officers arrested orr. >> that's malcolm orr. he attempted to kill this officer and almost did with malice. >> reporter: this week, that video helped convict orr of attempted murder. he received the maximum sentence of 35 years in prison. officer smith remains on medical leave. he hopes to return to work january 1. anthony, all the officers in his department are now required to wear vest cameras. >> mason: mark strassmann way video that re

malcolm in the middle, joe joe goes to kansas and then nellie find confidence, the latest from eagles training camp up it is not move everyone wants but it is one fans will accept yes, people want to see bird add a top notch cornerback but they signed help at safety. former special teams pro bowler corry graham, join the team on a one year deal, he played under jim schwartz in buffalo. >>> meanwhile also had a three hour full contact practice today and once again nelson agholor stood out while working with carson wentz. today, nellie spoke about his revival at camp. >> at the end of the day, confidence is between you and you and is what in the mirror. you work hard, you execute, you are confident because you know you are prepared and you will compete. everything you see out there is product of competition. i compete, when the ball is in the air. >> well said. meanwhile one of the hot topics is the unemployment of the colin kaepernick, malcolm jenkins called nfl owners cowards for not signing him. jenkins made comment to the delaware news journal, kaepernick is best known for taking a

today malcolm gem kins says the most talented wide receiver on the team.ten, that is saying a lot with al sean jeffrey on the other side. right now, the eagles are seeing a different guy. >> i think his confidence levels all time high right now. and something that he's work extremely lards on. and, you know, again, just looking forward to him playing, and getting a lot of time with carson, these next couple of weeks. >> familiarity helps you move a little quicker. but i don't feel comfortable at all. that's not good place to be. i mean, i think i'm familiar with what's going on, i work every day with carson, i communicate with carson, the dialogue going well, i talked with doug just to learn more football, be a better football player. >> he's confident and hungry, everything you want to see from a young wide out. main thing going into the second priest season game, sharpening the tools, ironing out the problems. carson talk about what he's trying to improve on from last week. >> there is some sloppy things we have to clean up, some communication things, an

outs at training camp at novacare may have answered some of those questions, guys like jaylen mills, malcolmenkins and brooks made fine plays but we will see them play real football august 10th begins green bay in the preseason opener. positive sign for a unit that has a couple openings at cornerback. >> i mean just coming off practicing and knowing our expectations in the room. we have high expectations. knowing we will get another day to do what we love to do. you have to recognize that. >> i think dbs came out and did play well. i think that there has been a lot have talk about their position group, but there is one thing i know they have got leaders in that room. when you have guys like malcolm jenkins, rodney mc cloud, guys like that to push these guys in the secondary, as long as rest of those guys scrap, we will get pressure from that d line. >> bird secondary did not have to cover all pro alshon jeffery, the man expect to be the bird best wide out missed his second straight practice with a shoulder injury. eagles say it is minor but bleeding green nation reports jeffery will in the p

. >>> calling for an end to social injustice that's the mission of eagles star malcolm jenkins as he upheld his protest during the playing of the anthem. >> he began the gesture last season as a response to deadly police shootings of unarmed black men. he and teammate chris long criticized president trump for his response to racially charged violence in charlottesville. long is from charlottesville. he did not hold up his fist during the anthem, but he did put his arm around jenkins. >> i support malcolm's right to protest. i support people fighting for equality. >> communities, low income, communities of color, different interactions with the justice system than that of our comparts. in the light of everything happening, just continuing that conversation. >> jenkins openly supported quarterback colin kaepernick who pioneered the anthem protest by kneeling instead of standing. >>> 4:38. let's talk about the game. eagles now have their first victory of the preseason. >> we know the games don't matter. the eagles fans, they all matter. came during the big welcome back to the lincoln, t

at the time, back injanuary, that there were those saying that this call between donald trump and malcolmery first call, was slightly testy. well, certainly when you see the transcripts, it really went downhill rather rapidly. so, when they got to discussing whether or not the us should accept refugees in australian detention centres, a deal that was struck between malcolm turnbull and president 0bama, donald trump gets rather angry. he goes onto say that he hates those people and guarantees they are bad. he said that he told mr turnbull that the conversation then was the worst he had ever had, and he notes that one exchange that day had gone well. he said, "i had a pleasant call with vladimir putin". also making news today: one of the world's tallest residential buildings, the torch tower in dubai, has been engulfed in flames for the second time in two years. the authorities in the city say the building has been evacuated successfully. 0riginally originally the top of the building was out of control and they had that dealt with. in the centre of the building caught fire and you can still

the president abruptly ending the conversation, "that is enough, malcolm. i have had it.this is the most up pleasant call all day. putin was a pleasant call. this is ridiculous." >> and cecilia vega with us live tonight adds well as rain comes down there in washington. we knew about these calls. you reported on them, but we did not have such detail. >> reporter: david, this is excruciating detail for this white house, and now even the top democrat on the senate committee is calling for an investigation. mark warner is saying this is troubling, and he says a president should be able to have confidential conversations. >> and one more question for you, cecilia. the president after signing those sanctions. he defeated today, our relationship with russia at the lowest level in some time, and forcing democrats who forced hiss hand, but tonight republicans are firing back. senator corker saying, don't blame them. blame putin. >> he is an affront to the american people to have an effect on the election outcomes here. it had to be spoken to. i think we did it, in a very appropria

rob malcolm has this report. >> reporter: as usual the crowds were treated to an entertaining show at the sea lion stadium at six flags. for the thomas family it all appears to be an ordinary show. they would soon learn this wouldn't be an ordinary day. hiding in the park for much of the day sergeant jacob thomas suddenly appeared on stage. deployed in kuwait the past six months, he delighted his family. on this day the 21-year-old sea lion didn't take offense to being upstaged. sergeant thomas landed sunday afternoon at 1:00 p.m. he headed directly to the park to be reunited with his family of five. none of them saw this coming. >> i was talking to my little sister. my step mom said look, look, look. i looked up and i see my dad. it was pretty great. >> i was more concerned about the kids, about myself. i didn't, this was all for them. it's not for us. all of this attention, i'm not used to this. [ laughter ] >> reporter: family and friends were given vip treatment, front row seating, no waits in line, and a full day at the park where they would later visit other animals. >> oh it's

not even close. >> not happening. >>> malcolm has to answer to his wife.rom the phillies whether they will induct pete rose in 11 days and fans voted him in and now fans say in polls they should not have the ceremony. he is accused by a woman of having a sexual relationship before the age of 16. that was the age of consent in ohio in the 70s. pete in new court documents admitted he had a relationship but he believed she was 16. phillies brought up drew anderson from double-a redding and today they are facing anaheim angels and mike trout taking on his home town team and many hope he will be a philly one day. and a start -- a fast start. 1-0 right now in the fourth inning. and tonight this could be the catch of the year. let's go to boston. austin jackson in action. flips over the wall and holds on. now look at this angle coming up right here. look at the extension he gets, he's got some how muches. >> and he hangs on. sixers have revealed the new jersey, foltz got college number 20, and tlc agreed to give it to him so if you want to get the jersey, it is o