come on, maroon 5. do you listen to it?u had/metal in the bump in. >> greg: iron age is music. maroon 5. >> jesse: iron age was not very good. in the iron age. >> greg: very funny. next, we reveal the secrets to an absolutely perfect day. that includes watching me. don't go anywhere. in-laws were coming, a little bit of water, it really- it rocked our world. i had no idea the amount of damage that water could do. we called usaa. and they greeted me as they always do. sergeant baker, how are you? they were on it. it was unbelievable. having insurance is something everyone needs, but having usaa- now that's a privilege. we're the baker's and we're usaa members for life. usaa. get your insurance quote today. ♪ >> lisa: we all know watching "the five" makes your day perfect. now there may be scientific proof to back it up. a new study says the average person has only 15 perfect days a year. the ideal day recipe includes waking up at 8:15 in the morning, sunny skies with 74 degrees temperatures and three hours outdoors, spending

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that maroon car came out on to the road and tried to take the lester into the same road at the same time when you continue playing the video, i start leaning a little bit more towards the cyclist. >> you're on film, mate. >> he doesn't care that he's on film. he's just pushing, pushing, pushing with his vehicle before eventually. >> what the heck, man. >> exactly. >> the guy would have never have done that to another car. >> because he's on a bike, the guy feels power. >> everybody could have just been nice ber it. the reverse angle tells the same story. you see that car come up and he's like i'm so furious. with this second video, there's no debate as to who is to blame. from 2017. >> oh! >> takes out the whole lot of them. >> if you thought it was bad from that angle, wait till you see that zblun you have got to be kidding me. >> that's awful. >> this is heartless. >> yeah, there were some injuries, as you can imagine. one of the cyclist had a broken finger, ribs, and a cut to the head. another one lost a part of thafr ear and a deep cut to the leg. fortunately in the car following beh

music festivals this summer including milwaukee's summer fest on friday, and adam levine's band, maroongh october. adam told me the secret to their touring success. >> every time we go on tour, you know, we have this luxury of having become more successful over time. so it's really rare to keep it to a minimum, keep just the band onstage and just kick as much ass as we can. >>> coming up, we're with the stars taking over sin city, bruno, celine, the backstreet boys. >> me and katy may have something in the works. >> why former idol judge steven tyler is going country crazy. ♪ as he relives the good old days with "e.t." >> it feels like it was yesterday. i don't have a sense of time really. >>> "e.t." isn't just on the air. we're everywhere on every platform, every day. check us out on facebook, twitter, and instagram to see which my name is cynthia haynes and i am a senior public safety specialist for pg&e. my job is to help educate our first responders on how to deal with natural gas and electric emergencies. everyday when we go to work we want everyone to work safely and come home saf

[ laughter ] >> do as i say, not as i do. [ laughter ] marooned kayakers going >> reporter: we made it to corta canyon beach. it has seen activity, it is surreal to have such a long stretch of california coastline to ourselves, and it could stay this way forever. >> the axis is difficult, it requires hundreds of dollars of investment, or hiring someone like myself to take you here. >> reporter: he says without some kind of overland access, the vast majority will be shut out or worse, a risk of their lives trying to get here. >> i worry about someone watching this, seeing us do it, going to cosco, buying a cheap kayak, cheap gear, and getting their family together and launching. not knowing that the forecast is for gale force winds, and they are halfway up here, one of the kayak flips, the kids are in the water, everything is getting blown away. and you can see we are really in a bad situation at that point, i will repeated, really know what you are doing before you attempt to get up here.: ren ip, e fog has ofthe wi mperesave warmed the mid-70s. >> any thoughts? >> challenging. >> repo

in northern thailand in a team-building exercise with their coach the boys found themselves here, maroonedng waters more than a mile and a half inside a labyrinth of dipping and rising passages. those treacherous monsoon rains choking off their exit, making their way out impassable without diving gear. and here's what the rescuers have had to navigate in every foray into the cave. reduced visibility inside the dark cave and under murky water. a current so strong it's ripped the masks right off of divers' faces. narrow passages, some as tight as 15 inches. and cave walls as sharp as broken glass. >> some of these passageways are so narrow you kind of just have to scoot on your butt or crawl to get through. imagine doing this underwater. >> reporter: for the rescuers physically hauling the boys through the cave it's exhausting work. and for the boys, who have had little or no swimming experience let alone cave diving experience, it's a monumentally difficult task, one they've got to undertake in their weakened and malnourished state. >> what's remarkable is that you're crouching the whole ti

. >> reporter: had it happened earlier, it would have marooned the rescue team and the final four boys their coach. >> i think the world needs to know what was accomplished was a one-in-a-lifetime rescue that i think has never been done. we were extremely fortunate that the outcome was the way it was. >> reporter: tonight as the players and their coach continue their recovery from the safety of their hospital beds, tales of their heroism are emerging. many calling the coach a hero, sharing his rations of food with his team, he was reportedly in poor health when he was rescued. sources telling abc news he was shivering and seemingly suffering from hypothermia. 14-year-old salman played a crucial role, he speaks five languages, including english, helping communicate with that first british dive history found them. he beat the orders once, having escaped a region of his native myanmar known for dur guerilla warfare and drug trafficking. returning to brighter times, the boys haven't lost their spirit. the "v" for victory we first saw in the cave as they were rescued, a nice sign on the roa

anyone with any properties, houses, land or anything, we are all marooned.ne to protect us and we don't care, like i mean people have this idea that we are backing mr trump. we don't care who owns the golf course. we'll back them to death. there's nobody will stay and keep that open, if they can't protect it. and if he was to walk away, if they were to walk away from that business tomorrow morning i can't see anybody anywhere coming and buying it, nobody. so campaigners fear the scores ofjobs at the resort could be at risk if the erosion continues. but some environmentalists say it's ironic that the original planning application referred to the effects of global warming, given the us president's scepticism about climate change. several groups are appealing against the planners' decision to give permission for the trump firm's proposal. the irish national trust is among them. dunes move every so often during a winter storm, it will come in and take part of the dune away. next summer it comes back again, the summer after that. so to protect the dunes the best

the efforts to get them out before maroon comes. >>> it is heating up around here. we have a cool down and the firefighters got a handle, but temperatures will escalate as we get toward the weekend. >>> we will look at wild weather from coast-to-coast coming up tonight at 7 pm. >>> crews from around the world are racing against time to try to get 12 boys and their coach out of a flooded cave in talent. >> there was hope that rescuers could pump out enough water for them to walk out of okay. >> reporter: 12 soccer players and their coach are still trapped in a cave a mile underground. officials say word levels are going down slightly but not fast enough despite efforts to pump it out, leaving them no other option than a dangerous series of dives to get there -- get them out. >> it is dangerous. the facemask might not fit. >> reporter: there are new challenges. nearly 2 weeks of living in a cave have left the boys exhausted. they are suffering from malnutrition. navy seals are bringing in more medical supplies and putting in oxygen. divers have to navigate dark floode

here to debate is liberal analyst kathy maroon and fox analyst jonathan caldwell, thank you for joining us. so kathy, i'll begin with you. what do you think? is going to far left a losing strategy for democrats? >> absolutely it's a losing strategy. no one wins by going too far left, no one wins by going too far right although donald trump broke all the rules on that one but you have to be moderate and the problem is the party cannot be afforded to be so divided. the party cannot be divided. they have to get together on the same page. maxine waters have to calm down, that can't be the face of thedemocratic party because that's not who's going to turn out. they're not the democrats in this country . heather: have already crossed that line? what do you think? >> if they continue to cross the line, democrats are demoralized and embittered. they have a 28-year-old inexperienced candidate who be a two-year incumbent. who was the chairman? you've got to wonder what's going on next, not to mention the fact everything they resisted against, we're talking about tax policy allowed us to have a 45

anyone with any properties, houses, land or anything, we are all marooned.ople have this idea that we are backing mr trump. we don't care who owns the golf course. we'll back them to death. there's nobody will stay and keep that open, if they can't protect it. and if he was to walk away, if they were to walk away from that business tomorrow morning i can't see anybody anywhere coming and buying it, nobody. so campaigners fear the scores ofjobs at the resort could be at risk if the erosion continues. but some environmentalists say it's ironic that the original planning application referred to the effects of global warming, given the us president's scepticism about climate change. several groups are appealing against the planners' decision to give permission for the trump firm's proposal. the irish national trust is among them. dunes move every so often during a winter storm, it will come in and take part of the dune away. next summer it comes back again, the summer after that. so to protect the dunes the best and easiest thing is to do nothing. so will this w

mccalla road is in maroon and the forest road detour is basically in orange. so right now starting later this summer, the treasure island development authority and their development team will go ahead and start reconstructing mccalla road. widening it, including pedestrian facilities and all brand-new infrastructure. probably about 12 to 16 months' worth of work. that plan is to have that completed by the 2018-2019 period. le thats detour is key because we have to make sure that we are consistent with homeland security interests working with the coast guard so that detour is basically a roadway that brings you up and over the island to the other side to access the east on and off ramps there. the next project in progression is the i-80 south gate road interchange. if you recall, it's been many year, but that i-80 eastbound off ramp coming off the bottom deck as you pass through the tunnel, that has been closed for at least 10-plus years. so this project will re-open it and go ahead and realign south gate road in that area. some very tight confines there. there

those early books then you go into the children's corner and then to graduate and the jackets were maroon or blue. >> i graduated but then the library became work with research papers and then it became fancy. and do we decimal system. shout out. so you graduate and then all of that. and then she read for pleasure. so did i get a chance to read anything from her pleasure? but today however spending most of my time selfishly focused on my book that is what i'm reading but it is almost ready. so this year has been tougher for me so when i do have time to have a chief of staff she is more excited to be here then she was to meet bruce springsteen. she is my book recommender. i may lose her here tonight at this event. she has been with me from the very beginning of the campaign but my book guru i usually read what she passes on to me she puts a book in my bag but i have a very eclectic list i have read commonwealth i like what takes me outside of myself. but accidentally.al >> reporter: that. maybe two years ago and said have iou read this i know what will happen at the next stage over these p

million people across this region underneath the flood concern, and notice the areas indicated in that maroon color. that is right across that region of eastern pennsylvania where we have the flood warnings in place, meaning flooding is either imminent or occurring. and unfortunately, the rainfall still looks pretty high over those regions over the next several days. in fact, look at rainfall totals. really, the good news for new york city is they stay out of the vast majority of the heavy rainfall, but again, just west of town into eastern p.a., some heavy rains in store. boston could see heavy rainfall as well. and temperatures as a result of all this little bit cooler again. 76 in new york, only 82 in washington. >> all right, p.j., thank you. >>> he may be leaving the senate, but utah's orrin hatch wants the world to know he's not dead yet, despite what the internet says. hatch on monday posted a screen shot of his own google search result that said he died on september 11st, 2017. the 84-year-old had some fun with the fatal error, telling google, we might need to talk. and with a nod per

anyone with any properties, houses, land or anything, we are all marooned. care who owns the golf course. we'll back them to death. there's nobody will stay and keep that open, if they can't protect it. and if he was to walk away, if they were to walk away from that business tomorrow morning i can't see anybody anywhere coming and buying it, nobody. so campaigners fear the scores ofjobs at the resort could be at risk if the erosion continues. but some environmentalists say it's ironic that the original planning application referred to the effects of global warming, given the us president's scepticism about climate change. several groups are appealing against the planners' decision to give permission for the trump firm's proposal. the irish national trust is among them. dunes move every so often during a winter storm, it will come in and take part of the dune away. next summer it comes back again, the summer after that. so to protect the dunes the best and easiest thing is to do nothing. so will this wall stop coastal erosion? we believe there is actually no

and notice the areas indicated in maroon, that is right across that region of eastern pennsylvania wherehave the flood warnings in place, meaning flooding is either imminent or occurring. and unfortunately, the rainfall still looks pretty high over those regions, moving over the next several days. in fact, look at rainfall totals. really, the good news for new york city is they stay out of the vast majority of the heavy rainfall, but west of town into eastern p.a., some heavy rains in store. boston one of those spots that could see heavy rainfall as well. and temperatures as a result of all this little bit cooler again. 76 in new york. only 82 in washington. >> cooler but wet. all right, thanks, p.j. >> too wet. >>> all right, the phillies/dodgers game lasted so long, the dodgers ran out of pitchers. >> andy scholes has more in this morning's "bleacher report." hi, andy. >> good morning, guys. the game ended just about four hours ago. it lasted nearly six hours with the teams using a combined 17 pitchers. and i say 17 because in the 16th inning, the dodgers didn't use a pitcher. they tro

was she marooned on an island? died there stranded? was she taken prisoner by the japanese?re many more theories some of them perhaps believable, some of them kind of crazy. rick gillespie obsessed about this mystery for 30 years. he now says with confidence case closed. i can't wait to hear all about it. what happened to amelia earhart and what is your effort? >> well, the case is closed but we're not finished with the investigation by any means. we have been, as you said, work forg -- working for 30 years. we have evidence from various sources that point to the same conclusion. here's what we think happened. the red line on the map behind me represents amelia's intended route to the island. she had trouble finding the island. in the last radio message she was heard to say while she was in flight, she said she was running on a line represented by the blue line. that line led her to another island. at that time it was gardener island. there is an abundance of evidence she did lant there. artifacts that we found there. and radio signals that were sent from there and widely he

to say i guess maroon five for you, jesse? >> jesse: cardi b and that's top 50. >> greg: excellent.dana: it's a new artist that i was introduced to last week maggie rogers and new song out today called give a little. i knew it was coming out today it's very good. >> greg: excellent. i can't remember what i had in my -- a band called arp. not aarp. arp. >> dana: arp on fox channel. >> greg: classic rock. all right i get it one more thing is up next. jeesh. ♪ ♪ ♪ you shouldn't be rushed into booking a hotel. with expedia's add-on advantage, booking a flight unlocks discounts on select hotels until the day you leave for your trip. add-on advantage. only when you book with expedia. gimme one minute... and i'll tell you some important things to know about medicare. first, it doesn't pay for everything. say this pizza is your part b medical expenses. this much - about 80% - medicare will pay for. what's left is on you. that's where an aarp medicare supplement insurance plan, insured by unitedhealthcare insurance company comes in. this type of plan helps pay some of what medicare doesn't.

with that journey peter and for those boys who are still in the cave the cave in which the been marooned for more than two weeks i suspect the the stress of this increases in terms of their emotional like librium when they see the first child starting the journey and then the second child starting the journey if you will one of the group still in the original cave your stress levels must increase. absolutely and you can imagine though that this entire preview of this entire ordeal two weeks in a day. high levels of stress throughout absolutely and then anxiety and then dips and then high levels of stress so obviously it's been an emotional roller coaster but yes you can imagine you know when you start to see those first boys and possibly the coach start to leave yes that spikes again absolutely one thing that i found to be very endearing and kind of emblematic of maybe how they are as a team you know this is a this is a sporting this is a football team they've worked together on the field they've spent a lot of time together they used to you know go through this cave on their own many ti

colorful title and i thought one day i would graduate to going up upstairs where the jackets were maroon or blue, that is where the books were upstairs. then the library became work. research papers, dewey decimal systems. only here where we can give a shout out for the dewey decimal system. [laughter] so you continued and then your life got even busier so how did you find time to read just for pleasure and you know we all want to know if we get the chance to read anything for pleasure. there were moments of escape. today however i am spending most of my time selfishly focused on my books about is what i'm reading. and it's almost ready. it's coming. i've been immersed in the process and this year has been tough for me but when i do have time, one of my chief of staff who by the way she's more excited to be here than she was to meet bruce springsteen. melissa is my book recommender and i'm a loser in this convention center tonight. she has been with me since the very beginning of the campaign but she is my book and i usually read what she tells me to read soap she will throw some books i

comes to mick jagger you can make jagger's name has been used in songs like moves like jagger from maroon five featuring christina aguilera that was seven years ago was a hit in eighteen countries and the whole song is about his unique style of dancing which is unique like his voice indeed is iconic daunce moves according to the song if you move like jag you'll get the girl you see so a current band with their. to the great man himself good i remember the great my grizzling about how they got no money for the use of his name do you think they will keep touring what yeah again without a doubt that both he and keith keith richards are often asked is this the final two and they both said categorically there will be no final two or will keep going until we can't anymore i also would say this four years time is the sixtieth anniversary jagger might not be thinking about it but i'm sure the record company is there's one more thing too they can't give up because why they don't need the money why did they do it. i have to do it it's in their blood the adrenaline rush of going in on stage in front

moved like moves like jagger from maroon five featuring christina aguilera that was number one in eighty countries it has five hundred million hits on you tube today and basically the fact is that the song is about the fact is that if you use me jack has danced my evidently you will end up getting let's go let's have a short list. and so there's a current band with their personal phone just to make jack as dull. as you said mick jagger is ten seventy five today do you think the rolling stones and mick jagger with continued to go and go until it is again i'm sure they will because they will they're always asked this is this the final tour and they have actually both mick jagger and keith which is a both said we are not ever going to announce a final told there is no intention of told to stop they will keep on going until one of the main. go on again i think ok but meantime in the meantime if mick jagger is listening to us happy birthday to robin miller for must go to this me. it was great to have your company fairly gala standing by yet more special our top story the elections in pakistan

it is the space that is right in the middle and the maroon colour.an see this shadow in the early mornings right here where it is green and then it recedes by noon as the sun makes its way across. next, we have india basin open-space. this is also the biggest day of impact for the big green. the open-space goes right along the 700 innes site. you can see in the animation, it starts on the left-hand side of the screen and it pretty much -- mostly leaves the park and hits the right-hand side, the western edge. the location of the shadow, for india basin and shoreline park, is currently on a basketball court pat -- a pathway, vegetation at an undeveloped area of the space. in the proposed concept plan, there will be a basketball court, a bike when he, and garden planting. the current activities include walking and basketball and proposed, we have the potential for walking, biking, and basketball as well as general park activities. at 900 ennis -- innes, and spring and autumn, the shadow will be on the eastern edge of the park on proposed pathways, the b

but the divers get to where the maroon boys and coach were weighing.y doctor involved in the rescue and was the last diver out. >> the entire dive you're basically from 2.5 kilometers or so to the back there's zero visibility on the way out. you're following the line with your hands and basically might have your eyes closed the whole trip. >> reporter: the boys were each strapped to two divers. it's grueling work for the divers securing the boys on the stretchers when they were on dry ground, covering them with silver thermal blankets and carrying them through that zero visibility through the cave system, swimming through the water, walking through the water, at all times being careful not to trip on jagged rocks in the cave which could lead to disaster in the dark waters with the tricky current. but the mission to rescue the boys and their coach is a success. and now the boys are in the hospital, in face masks but in good health, giving victory signs for the camera. their families on the other side of a glass wall for right now, grateful their childre

northern thailand, in a team building exercise with their coach the boys found themselves here, marooned waters more than a mile and a half inside a labyrinth of dipping and rising passages. with time and elements work against them, rescuers took 11 hours to get the first freed on sunday. and more on monday, more quickly than the first group. the entire effort a carefully calibrated human relay, guidelines set up spanning the expanse of the cave all the way back to the kids and their coach, moving as a cohesive unit the divers implemented a buddy system to escort each of the boys out. a lead diver tethered to each boy carries their oxygen that the rear diver helps navigate them through the twisting maze and tight under water passages. once outside the cave, they were first checked at a field hospital. then waiting ambulances and helicopters whisked them to a hospital 35 miles away, where an entire floor has been set aside to treat them. boys reportedly haven't been able see their families yet out of concern for possible infection. the boys are reportedly conscious, in good physical condi

maroon magic, living life through prose colored lenses. now, before understanding roxane gay's seven words some research was necessary for me and i found this article the the guardian" have you seen chat tannings' neck? we'll find the universe's secrets in the ifs. i love tatum the man. roxane's boards, writer, lover of chany tatum's neck. please welcome them. [applause] [applause] >>> hello, aja. >> hello. how are you in. >> i'm good. how are you? >> i'm a little nervous but i'm good. >> i got this. >> yes, you do, plus you have that dress. >> thank you. >> fabulous. >> so, how would we like to do this? >> words, words, words. more words. jokes, words, words, words. >> all that stuff in between. i'm excited to be here with you. i have been spending some time with not that bad and looking through this book and this moment has been very -- it's been intense. there's some things that i have never written about, and for whatever reason i've -- i'm still processing. was talking to my friend about this but the courage for all of these women to

. >> touring with maroon 5 this fall, hard at work on her debut album. >> if that's not enough she'sion. >> this is the first time she's performed for her fans. all right. julia, take it away. ♪ mmm yeah ♪ stay right there get away i need space i told you yesterday ♪ ♪ slow the pace down then i see your face can we do that tomorrow ♪ ♪ because now you're moving in on my skin i move back with my lips ♪ ♪ it goes against my better judgment because i want it ♪ ♪ i'm gonna be cliche here for a minute ♪ ♪ and tell you that i've been hurt before so i think i'm gonna need another minute to not hurt no more ♪ ♪ because all i do is jump right into your arms ♪ ♪ every time i see you i just wrap myself around you ♪ ♪ yeah jump into something real ♪ ♪ even though i'm cautious i just feel like the way it feels when it's us baby, when it's us ♪ ♪ you make me forgot that i'm not ready for love ♪ ♪ jump oh jump ♪ look at me being soft kit it all my mind is get lost from your touch i can't afford the ♪ ♪ only losing myself i didn't want these feelings but i brom 'em but i know you know exactly what i

anyone with any properties, houses, land or anything, we are all marooned.o campaigners fear the scores ofjobs at the resort could be at risk if the erosion continues. but some environmentalists say it‘s ironic that the original planning application referred to the effects of global warming, given the us president‘s scepticism about climate change. several groups are appealing against the planners‘ decision to give permission for the trump firm‘s proposal. the irish national trust is among them. dunes move every so often during a winter storm, it will come in and take part of the dune away. next summer it comes back again, the summer after that. so to protect the dunes the best and easiest thing is to do nothing. so will this wall stop coastal erosion? we believe there is actually no need to do it, that the best way of protecting the area is actually the dune itself. the resort says it‘s hopeful it‘ll be able to go ahead with the work as soon as possible. it‘s a different sort of trump wall, but this story is still making waves. chris page, bbc news in count