the event is free to attend. ( marty ) thanks for joining us. i'm marty gonzalez.ther. (dave)a region-wide cooling trend is underway as the marine layer has deepened and onshore flow has increased. while some inland areas will remain above seasonal averages today, temperatures will moderate back to near average for most locations for the first half of the workweek. another inland warming trend looks possible late in the week as high pressure again strengthens and builds toward the california coast. ( marty ) another big story we are following this morning... police are now investigating an officer involved shooting in vallejo it happened saturday afternoon when police found two car jacking suspects at city park. both suspects left as soon as police arrived....one on foot and the other in a car. one officer chased the suspect on foot. police say the suspect pulled out a gun when he realized he was being followed. the officer fired his gun and missed when the suspect ducked. that suspect ran and barricaded himself in a shed. the swat team came and the suspect eventua

details on the search. ( marty ) here is a live look at the embarcadero. ( marty ) here is dave spahr warm to hot weather will develop inland this weekend as high pressure builds across california from the desert southwest. cooling is then likely beginning early next week. ( marty ) breaking news this morning... three people are in the hospital with non-life threatening injuries this morning after a shooting in berkeley. it happened at about 2:45 this morning on durant avenue and bowditch street. police say two groups of men got into a fight before the shots were fired . when police arrived at the scene and the suspects fled on foot. officers arrested two suspects. officers also recovered one firearm at the scene we'll bring you more details as they enter our newsroom. ( marty ) our top story this morning... a desperate search underway for a child, who police say, was kidnapped by her mother who does not have custody of that child. now authorities are combing through bart surveillance cameras hoping to get a clue about where the two may be headed. it happened this yesterday afternoon

( marty ) here is a live look at the embarcadero. ( marty ) here is dave spahr with the weather. (dave)warmer temperatures are expected for saturday afternoon, especially inland. temperatures will then begin to moderate on sunday as a weak upper level trough begins to develop off our coast. a more pronounced cooling trend appears on tap for the first part of next week, with a deepening marine layer and increased onshore flow. but then by the latter part of the week, high pressure looks to build back in again resulting in a return to warming temperatures. aside from some possible coastal drizzle, no precipitation is presently expected in our area through the forecast period. ( marty) more police officers will be enforcing bart stations this weekend. this comes after another attack outside a bart station. this time it was in richmond. the victim was kicked and beaten by a mob of teens. as kron 4's spencer blake explains, richmond mayor tom butt saw the entire thing. thursday morning here at the richmond bart station, several people say they saw a mob of teenagers attack a man in fr

another hot day in store for the bay area. ( marty ) thanks for joining us. i'm marty gonzalez. here is dave spahr with the weather. (dave) strong high pressure will result in another day of hot temperatures across the interior and in the higher elevations across the region. thus, the threat for heat related illnesses will be once again be elevated for areas away from the immediate coast through this evening. a slight cooling trend is then forecast to begin sunday and spread inland into early next week as onshore flow and the marine influence increases. another warming trend will then be possible late next week as high pressure again strengthens. ( marty ) breaking news overnight... firefighters have put out an apartment fire in antioch that sent three people to the hospital with smoke inhalation. the blaze was first reported at about 10 p.m last night on the 3900 block of delta fair boulevard. four people were treated at the scene for smoke inhalation and three were taken to the hospital. officials say the blaze may have been started by fireworks. we'll have updates for your th

(marty) charity." (marty) another big story this morning...a man seen attacking a woman on international boulevard in oakland is being circulated to warn shop owners and residents. the incident happened last thursday at the corner of 40th avenue in the fruitvale district. speaking through an interpreter the victim describes how her life has changed following the incident. she asked that we not reveal her identity<> ( marty ) doctors told her that surgery is necessary to restore her vision. oakland police has the surveillance video and says the case remains under investigation. ( marty ) another mob- style attack on public transportation. this time a woman was targeted by a group of girls. it happened thursday night on muni. the 30 year old woman was riding a bus at kearny and market st

allll mine. ( marty ) here's a live look at the bay bridge. ( marty ) dave spahr has your forecast...nable weather conditions are expected through the week ahead. expect night and morning low clouds along the coast and in the valleys which will give way to mostly sunny conditions inland during the afternoon hours. modest warming is expect today, followed by slight cooling by independence day. but for the most part temperatures will be near to slightly below normal. ( marty ) swimming, boating, and other types of water fun might be in your plans for the long weekend, but depending on where you are, getting in the water could make you sick - or worse. toxic blue-green algae has already had tragic consequences in napa county. kron four's spencer blake has details on a neighborhood mourning the loss of two pets that were poisoned by the algae tainted water. stella and ellie mae came to this walking trail on edgerly island in napa county all the time.the two dogs apparently liked to go swimming in the huichica creek area.last week, it proved deadly because of the thick blue-green algae con

incredible. ( marty ) still ahead.fter president trump targetted two cable news hosts with a tweet.. how they say the white house tried to blackmail them. live look outside...sutro tower. dave spahr is here with your weather forecast. (dave)look for typical july weather over the next seven days with periods of overnight clouds followed by clearing during the day along with sea breezes. temperatures will be seasonable. ( marty ) cable t-v- commentators, joe scarborough and mika brzezinski are accusing the president of attempted blackmail. it's a stunning new allegation in a story that has brought bi-partisan calls for the president to curb his twitter habit and focus on running the country. kron four's catherine heenan explains. "and they said if you call the president up and you apologize for your coverage, then he will pick up the phone and basically spike this story." scarbororough and brzezinski first leveled the attempted blackmail accusation in a washington post op=ed piece this morning after the president persona

( marty ) here is a live look at the embarcadero. ( marty ) here is dave spahr with the weather. (dave)temperatures will begin to moderate today as a weak upper level trough begins to develop off our coast. more pronounced cooling is forecast for monday and tuesday due to a deepening marine layer and increased onshore flow. warming is then expected during the second half of the week as an upper ridge builds back across california. aside from some possible coastal drizzle during the next few nights/early mornings, no precipitation is presently expected in our area through the forecast period. ( marty ) breaking news we are following this morning.. two people have been injured in a shooting in san francisco and the shooter is still on the loose. it happened last night on blythdale avenue near the cow palace. (ááátriggerááá) officers found two people with non-life threatning injuries. both people were taken to the hospital. no further information is available. we will continue to update you on this story throughout the morning. ( marty ) another breaking news story we are following

good morning, i'm marty gonzalez. meteorologist dave spahr is here with more on the record breaking heat hitting the bay area. (dave)hot and dry conditions will persist across inland areas through today. a cooling trend will begin on monday and continue into tuesday. temperatures will then stabilize near seasonal averages for the remainder of the week. (dave)hot and dry conditions across inland areas through today. a will begin on continue into temperatures will then stabilize near seasonal averages for the remainder of the week. ( marty ) a heat advisory is in effect for parts of the bay area.... and there is high fire danger as well. the hot and dry conditions are fueling grass fires. kron four's ella sogomonian reports from novato where firefighters worked to put out a brush fire yesterday. fire crews from five different agencies were called out to a brush fire amid scorching temperatures just after 4 in the afternoon saturday. the fire broke out on the side of the westbound 37 freeway in novato but traffic wasn't

temperatures in coastal areas are expected to remain mild. ( marty ) in ohio, the ( marty ) ( marty )jured thinks a mechanical malfunction caused the ride to break apart. he says the company is devasted because of wednesday's deadly accident but is convinced the ride operators and inspectors are not responsible for the malfunction. state inspectors examined the ride before the fair opened that day. at least six parks and festivals have the same ride in california including the santa cruz beach boardwalk and great america in santa clara. all of them have been shutdown. ( marty ) investigators in los angeles are offering a ten-thousand-dollar reward to help find a man who violently sexually assaulted a woman. this is surveillance video of the man on a bike after the attack. authorities say it happened around 5-30 p-m on june first in south el monte. officers say the woman was jogging with several other people on a bike path but somehow got seperated from the group.<> <(lieutenant todd deeds/ los angeles county sheriff's dept.): "as she was jogging along the bike path, a male on a bicycl

marty: i understand that.aly that systems in india and pakistan are more danced -- political systems in india and pakistan are more advanced. joe: i want to talk to health care and last nights a vote. a long this process, the attempt to repeal obamacare has died two or three times and come back to life. does this feel different? marty: i don't think it does feel different. we are getting reports of some bipartisan discussions, informal group of democrats and republican senators who had dinner in washington the other night to discuss health care options, but at the same time, you've got people like ted cruz who say there's no way they could possibly work with democrats. there are rumblings. lindsey graham met with president trump to discuss health care. there are rumblings. aroundate is going to be for another two weeks. anything is possible. it doesn't feel any more final than the other times it has been declared dead. julia: what people saying about anthony scaramucci's discussion -- let's call it -- with "th

we'll see, marty? >> marty: chris gabehart did tell ryan preece it's going to be an overtime restart. as you mentioned, dave. ryan preece kale on the radio and said this is more my game. and they joked back, hey, we haven't seen anything that's not your game what are you talking about? he said you just wait and see. i think ryan preece is kind of viewing this a little overtime restart, as a short track saturday night restart. he's pretty good at those, dave. >> dave: he is, marty. been doing that most of his life. started racing at age six. worked his way through bodie the northeast. and as we mentioned earlier, the youngest champion in the nascar wheel and modified series in 2013. pl plied his trade in the xfinity series last year for johnny davis motorsports, two excellent opportunities this year in a joe gibbs racing car. have led to this. a final chance to win at iowa. >> kyle: i think we're going another lap here, as we look at this, ryan preece, kyle benjamin, brian scott, brennan poole, cole cus

we'll see, marty? >> marty: chris gabehart did tell ryan preece it's going to be an overtime restart. as you mentioned, dave. ryan preece kale on the radio and said this is more my game. and they joked back, hey, we haven't seen anything that's not your game what are you talking about? he said you just wait and see. i think ryan preece is kind of viewing this a little overtime restart, as a short track saturday night restart. he's pretty good at those, dave. >> dave: he is, marty. been doing that most of his life. started racing at age six. worked his way through bodied cars and open-wheeled cars in the northeast. and as we mentioned earlier, the youngest champion in the nascar wheel and modified series in 2013. pl plied his trade in the xfinity series last year for johnny davis motorsports, two excellent opportunities this year in a joe gibbs racing car. have led to this. a final chance to win at iowa. >> kyle: i think we're going another lap here, as we look at this, ryan preece, kyle benjamin, brian

marty shanker, senior executive editor on set with us here.are showing you the press briefing room in light of news today that sean spicer is resigning in a new press secretary in the form of anthony scaramucci that will be an on-air press meeting and we will be bringing you that right here. let's get a check on the bloomberg first word news this afternoon with him at chandra. white houseng up news, press secretary sean spicer resigned today after financiertrump hired anthony scaramucci as his medications director, according to a white house official. white house chief of staff reince priebus says he supports scaramucci 100%. he's been mentioned for several other jobs in the administration. meanwhile, president trump is shaking of his legal staff, john doubt will now be the lead attorney on the team dealing with robert mueller's special investigation into russia. doubt is denying reports that the president wants to highlight potential conflict of interest on the special counsel team. ,e's replacing market is let's who is a scaled-down role. ro

marty, thanks for being here.xperience this is a very difficult topic to talk about. why did you want to do this film? >> well, i was sick when i was about 14 until i was about 24 and that was almost 30 years ago and i think i felt that by the time i had my own daughter, you know, who was that age, things would be a lot better and i feel like things haven't gotten better enough. we don't talk about it enough. >> why? why has it not gotten better? you've seen a pretty big part of your life being part of this conversation. >> yeah. i'm not sure. i think there's a lot of secrecy around it and there's a lot of shame if you've had anorexia or bulimia, there's a whole myriad of eating disorders and a better understanding of them now but i still think that people feel that it's shameful because it's a little hard to relate to. it's not like other isms where people can understand wanting to drink too much or something like this. this is hard to explain. that he was a big goal of the movie. let's try to help people underst

marty: go ahead. scarlet: i was going to say, it also opens up a new vacancy that needs to be filled. homeland security needs a new head of that department. marty: it does, and that will be subject to senate confirmation. it also -- it will be interesting to see -- typically, when you make an appointment like this, the white house will issue a press release that they distribute to the media. it will be interesting to see how long that takes. this could have happened completely during that plane ride back from rhode island, and nobody -- long island, and nobody in the white house has any knowledge of it. julia: we are showing you pictures of donald trump stepping out of air force one off the back of that. what we know is he traveled with his former chief of staff, that anthony scaramucci was on the plane with him. what we don't know is if he's going to step off the plane or whether he can back. joe: if i'm on a flight, i often think of tweets i can't wait to tweed until i'm off the plane. julia: he has

thank you to marty shanker. kevin cirilli is our chief washington correspondent and here is courtney donohoe. courtney: president trump said it was a great honor to represent the u.s. at the bastille day parade. trump said that the military parade was magnificent. he congratulated french president macron. they are en route to the united states. it would be unfair to describe rex tillerson's efforts to find a solution in the persian gulf as a failure. the crisis cannot be solved in a day. he said that qatar would work with the united states and kuwait to end the standoff. tillerson and did his mediation effort yesterday. it u.k. has a knowledge that will have to pay money to the european union as it withdraws. as negotiators repair for a round of talks, the bill is one of its biggest issues. this puts the fee as high as $114 billion. jimmy carter is out of the hospital after being treated or dehydration. he was volunteering at a habitat for humanity home building project. he appeared to wobble and was taken to a

marty: 50-50.ill say donald trump's push to get something out of this senate has been fairly effective. up until about two it three weeks ago, people thought they did not have enough support to even go to about. now that they have passed that hurdle, there is from and is pressure to come up with something that they can say they achieved on repeal and replace. david: many days where we look at the president's twitter feed for guidance on policy. three separate tweets, the president decided he was going to overturn something that was put into place in 2016, allowing transgender individuals to serve in the u.s. military. the reaction from the pentagon in particular seems like they may have been caught unaware that this was happening. marty: that was quite odd. in a administration maria used to things coming out of the blue, this came from the outer atmosphere. he says he consulted with his military experts and decided to ban trans-genders, and is john mccain pointed out, this is no way to make policy

marty: that is correct.ficially an employee of the white house because he had to get clearances, among other things. national security clearance, if he ever wanted to be involved in sensitive information in the context of working with the president. not officially commit occasions director, but that said, the fact that he tendered his resignation sounds a little like spin to me. i think this was clearly kelly's call. he's out. with interesting is if he gets another role or if he is out completely. heard it said that the cardinal mistake or sin to make in the trump white house is to become the center of attention and occupy more airtime than the president himself. based on what i've seen, it could be argued that's what transpired over the last 10 days between anthony scaramucci and the media as opposed to president trump and the media. he had to potential for getting there, for sure. but there were reports that trump liked the persona scaramucci put forward even to the extent of the new york magazine comments

marty, that's more than we were expecting. that's pretty blatant. support may not be interference, it's more than just good wishes. email,later in that there is an even more damning quote where he says if you have what you say, love it. only he wass not anticipating some useful information, he was already strategizing how to use it. vonnie: let me ask you about the involvement of jerod kushner and paul manafort. they were at the meeting with this lawyer. it was set up. then: this came during summer of 2016. paul manafort was the campaign manager. he was working with jerod kushner and donald trump junior. to someone who said they wanted to get this information out as quickly as possible. nothingl they did legally wrong. question that this is bad. anything ont cloud policy issues republicans want to move ahead on in congress. i spoke with a senior republican strategist who works with the trump administration. this looks badbt politically. the presence son was not seeking a clearance from national security. legal not have a obligation to report the mee

marty: it is a big deal.when the intersection of dismissal and the investigation into these matters intersect. we haven't been able to establish that connection, but that is something we are looking at. tom: what you have done with decade -- for decades with your work here is link politics into what banking is doing. kevin cirilli is adamant that the distinctive feature of mr. trump's past is his relationship with deutsche bank. by definition, they have to cooperate with mr. mueller, don't they? marty: there have been demands from congress for documentation on the $3 million in loans. tom: how can they say no to that? their they can, but at peril. within deutsche bank there is reporting they are preparing for the day when mueller asks for those documents. francine: marty, why do we think president trump may fire robert mueller? hety: we don't know whether is thinking about it, but everything we know about donald upset, hehen he is tends to do things that many think are not in his best interest. certainly, our

marty? >> and top guys, as you mentioned, coming down pit road, wasn't much after choiof a choi these guys. kyle busch saying, we need fuel to make it to the end so no reason why we w we heard him on the radio but saying his car runs tight, for martin truex jr, his car is a little free. at the beginning. then gets better the longer they run. for leader, saying, hey, bring it to me and i'll surprise you with what we do. that surprise is another tire change. once again rick, one none pit stop pays off for 18. >> only problem is he is not out front. because a few cars stayed out on the track. you're watching the bradley gbil gert brickyard 4 h 00. my a1c wasn't were it needed to be. so i liked when my doctor told me that i may reach my blood sugar and a1c goals by activating what's within me with once-weekly trulicity. trulicity is not insulin. it helps activate my body to do what it's suppose to do, release its own insulin. i take it once a week, and it works 24/7. and i may even lose a little

my question especially to marty, luke, and everyone on the panel is how do we set the agenda? how do we make sure that lgbtqia issues are at the top of every talking point and not an after thought on the news cycle. i think that's the hardest thing we'll have is making sure this is a priority for most. that's my question. >> luke, do you want to go first? >> marty skipping the hard questions now. how do we set the agenda? we participate all the time. we participate in coalitions that bring together people, and i'm going to be shameless and plug a film that i'm working because, hey, i can. for five years in the state of maryland we have been working to get people the opportunity to earn sick leave, and in the last legislative session in my bill over the last three years we finally passed earned sick leave legislation with the coalition of over 166 different groups, gay, straight, all areas of the spectrum, and we did it. we passed the bill, and the governor vetoed it. so now we have to continue that coalition. we have to it. so now we have to continue that coalition. we have to

marty? >> and top guys, as you mentioned, coming down pit road, wasn't much after choiof a choi these guys. kyle busch saying, we need fuel to make it to the end so no reason why we wouldn't pit. we heard him on the radio but saying his car runs tight, for martin truex jr, his car is a little free. at the beginning. then gets better the longer they run. for leader, saying, hey, bring it to me and i'll surprise you with what we do. that surprise is another tire change. once again rick, one none pit stop pays off for 18. >> only problem is he is not out front. because a few cars stayed out on the track. you're watching the bradley gbil gert brickyard 4 h 00. my a1c wasn't were it needed to be. so i liked when my doctor told me that i may reach my blood sugar and a1c goals by activating what's within me with once-weekly trulicity. trulicity is not insulin. it helps activate my body to do what it's suppose to do, release its own insulin. i take it once a week, and it works 24/7. it comes in an e

last but certainly not least, is marty rowes. he was involved in the efforts that got the very first state that had marriage up in massachusetts. this is our panel today. i want to welcome them first. [ applause ] all right. we'll go back to the very end here and spend about two, three minutes tops just telling us a little bit more about your case and then we'll launch into more of a discussion. >> great, thank you. it's really wonderful to be here. it's hard to imagine that while we have marriage equality in the entire country, it was only 13 years ago when we didn't have marriage anywhere. when we think about the success of the lgbt civil rightsing movement, when we think about the struggles we're facing now at the federal and state level. we have to remember how far we really have come in a relatively short amount of time for civil rights movements in our country. ia i had the forchitune of working massachusetts. massachusetts ruled in favor of marriage equality and gave the legislature six months to do what it needed to do in

marty, why don't you start. >> yeah. i would say hard to answer that question in three minutes or so, but i would say that starting with marriage equality, when we started out in marriage equality, it was hard to get people who wanted to get married in massachusetts and ended up getting in massachusetts to actually come forward and talk about getting married in massachusetts. so when we were fighting to protect that decision, i remember that we had to look hard to find couples that got married and to come forward and talk about defending their marriage because all they wanted to do was get married and take care of their kids. they didn't even know who their state legislator was. this is an ongoing issue in our movement and in america. americans are not politically motivated at all, so that was a lesson learned early on, to make sure that the people that were affected were brought forward and how to bring them forward. and it was not easy in massachusetts to do that. it's hard to realize that was only 2004, but finding a

and marty on the end. the national field director at the human rights campaign and he efforts for in the marriage rights. i want to welcome our panel. [applause] will go back to the end and i will have the each of you spend two or three minutes telling us more about your case. >> thank you. it is great to be here. it is hard to imagine that while we have marriage equality in our country, it was only 13 years ago when we did not have marriage anywhere. so when we give about the success of the lgbt writes movement, what we're facing now, we have to remember how far we have come in a relatively short amount of time. inad the fortune of working massachusetts after the state supreme court and after massachusetts ruled in favor of equality and gave the legislature to six months to do it it needed to do to enact marriage equality in 2004 so the 2003 anding came in they give the legislature six months. i was brought on board as the first person hired to help prepare that state to defend that decision because the l

. >> reporter: marty newman is the president of the community association of riverdale heights. >> i'm really puzzled. this is a quiet community. >> reporter: people are on edge after the body of a man found at 60th avenue this past sunday. >> i was really concerned and i feel horrible for the gentleman and his family. >> reporter: just who is he? prince george's county police released a composite sketch of the hispanic man between 35 to 40 years old with no tattoos. detectivesck shared the sketch with the community near the 6200 block of 60th avenue where officers found the body. >> we are in desperate need to find out who this man is. it's very difficult for our detectives to really truly begin this investigation until we have a starting point. >> reporter: detectives tell me that the body was found on the side of the street near these bushes. they say it had severe trauma. they're not releasing how they believe the man was killed. >> people are nervous, kind of a little disturbed. >> i walk this community two, three times a day. >> reporter: marty newman hopes someone's sees the ske

well done marty. can he do the weather forecast?bledon, what a week it has been. no play needed on the middle sunday but today it will be very warm again. not as hot as yesterday. but still some strong sunshine to be aware of. the amount of sunshine and the clear skies across the country. we have cloud in the south—west, the south east and across scotland and various weather fronts. south east and across scotland and various weatherfronts. i had south east and across scotland and various weather fronts. i had to show you this one from close to where i come from. more sunshine across north wales, northern england, scotland and ireland compared with yesterday. for most it isa compared with yesterday. for most it is a winning day if you want to get out and about. low cloud in the south—west of england and the south west wales and perhaps a drizzly shower. bit more cloud around yesterday, hence it will be as hot. but more sunshine on offer for north wales. northern england, northern ireland central and southern scotland, will be fine bu

marty?ust asked kyle busch a moment ago, what do you want to do here, what you do all day long, let each other in and play nice? he said, i think we have to race for it. you called it a moment ago. time to race to win at the brickyard. >> no more playing. if i'm kyle busch, i'm contesting this spot. >> a brdrag race into turn one. >> oh, kyle busch slides and into 78. they both go up into the wall. comes out. >> fighting for the spot. the 18 cot got loose up high. 78 split up an hit 18. they both go around. big flames under the hood of martin truex jr's car. he jumps out of it. >> they have fire suppression systems under the hood as well as in driver's compartment and in the trunk where the -- or the fuel cell is. so that fire suppression system working to put the fire out but there were some big flames rolling out from underneath the hood. martin truex jr not happy at all. >> rick, you heard marty's report, for most of the day, they've been allowing the control car, lead you said it was tim

for the 77 marty. >> newman coming down pit road.need top 10 towards the end of the run. dealing with tight position much of the day. one thing he need is clean windshield. tear that off. four fresh tires pour 391 team. in the playoffes with a win earlier this year in phoenix. >>. >> newman coming off pit road. for those that didn't come after last caution. >> i had 42 as car gambling. >> i was wrong. 42 came to pit road. must have thought 45 was outside window that could not do it. so keselowski still leader. jimmie johnson in second. kasey kahne in third. all making pit tops. came at 102. sixth of trevor bayne, came in at 17,'s and trevor bayne at 20th, who take the gamble? who takes the risk? right now looks like trevor bayne might set himself up for that choice. >> right now about a 30-second lead over matt kenseth. but with new tires, new tires mean a great deal. trevor bayne just ran a 51.70. kenseth, 49.67. much faster. remember, if trevor bayne has to save fuel he has to go slower. he cannot go full speed. >> at some point in

stage and all the news companies merely players but what kind of parties are into america playing marty america offers more artsy america first lead in many ways the news landscape is just like the future real news fake news good actors bad actors and in the end you could never hear all. the car companies all the world's a stage all the world's a stage all the world's a stage we are definitely a plenty. plenty. rejected tonight is a comedy sold it not sang by the corporate media. would you go after the corporations that just more your lives profit over people at every turn. back it's not for me it's like medicine it's like a cancer do all the stress that the news but still under redacted tonight is a show where you can go to cry from laughing about the stuff that's going on in the world as opposed to just regular crying we're going to find out what the corporate mainstream media is not telling you about how we're going to filter it through some satirical comedic lenses to make it more digestible that's what we do every week hard hitting radical comedy news like redacted so night is wher

. >> here we go with that sound effect from marty, did you want to like wrap us in toilet paper? that's the news for this half hour. hour. >>> good friday morning, i'm kendis gibson. >> i'm erielle reshef. in for diane macedo this morning. here are some of the top stories we're following right now. >>> a nevada state parole board says o.j. simpson can go free in october. where will he go? will he follow the strict rules attached to his parole? followup details coming up. >>> the massive wildfire near yosemite national park has already destroyed nearly 100 buildings, 50 of them homes. thousands of people have been evacuated. >>> senator john mccain is promising a swift return to work. mccain recuperating from surgery after being diagnosed with brain cancer. he tweeted appreciation for the support but warned his sparring partners in the senate that he will be back. >>> a bag of dust sold for $1.8 million. it wasn't any dust. neil armstrong filled it on the moon during the apollo 11 mission in 1969 which was 48 years ago. those are some of our top stories on this friday, july 21st.

marty is an education professor at harvard's graduate school of education. he was also previously an education policy adviser to senator lamar alexander, the republican from tennessee, the chairman of the senate education committee. a quick housekeeping note. this is one of the first panels of ewa so please tweet using hashtag #ewa17, to you and your panelists everything is on the record. so it's fair game. a little warning. we want to you make news. so this is also being livestreamed on periscope. so welcome for the periscope viewers. because we have such a big task ahead of us today, we want to provide lots of time for your questions. we are going to forgo opening remarks from the panelists and just sort of dive right into this. but i wanted to take a minute to set the scene that we're currently in. so i'll just ask six months ago, how many of you guys thought we would be in this politics and education policy position we are in today? raise your hands. no? no one? really? so the collective "we" kind of missed the ball on this. i don't think many of us expe

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. >> thanks, marty. >>> it's the perfect time to talk about kicking back perhaps with your favorite alcoholic beverage, although some people might be drinking coffe best herbs coffee, we have no idea why. >> four in ten alcohol consumers say beer is their favorite choice and first choice. 30% go for wine, while 26% prefer hard liquor. >> among beer drinkers, 62% of men prefer beer compared with 19% of women drinkers. overall, americans consume some type of alcohol occasionally. we're occasional drinkers. >> what's your go-to? >> mine is a growny, which is a lot of alcohol involved. gin and vermouth. >> i know grown adults who go for the long island iced tea. >>> coming up, a world war ii epic set to hit the box office this weekend. it's already being called one of the greatest war movies ever. >>> and sweet redpt o.j. simpson. he has been granted parole, but what a twisting, winding road he's traveled to get here, but first, here's a look at today's temperatures. >>> "world news now" weather, brought to you by fisher investments. i wneverever wash my hair again now, i fuel it new pantene does

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when i was covering the 1990 election here, marty and i had lunch with bill and i had a dark secret, i said, "mr. wells, one thing i need to ask you about early into this campaign, there have been reports you were seen running around cambridge in a red dress." i got this from my friend, they were both members of the hasty pudding club at harvard. bill wells immediately confessed, "i surely was." [laughter] >> it is different, even from 1990. i don't know if he even knows the full story, one of the key elements in his election was the endorsement of "the boston globe." it was over the dissent of the editor. the revered and magnificent martin f nolan. a publication was doing a story about this inside our newspaper, that may have contributed to the governor's election, and somebody asked marty when the decision at the "globe" publisher level was made to endorse bill wells, and marty grumbled, "about 300 years ago." [laughter] >> that is precisely what kennedy didn't have going for him. that is why all of this was necessary. >> far from a red dress question. not just for our authors but

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motor comes away the winner, he -- on 18 tap in for birdie to finish with 73 points, nine ber than martyish and derrick lowe. >>> the final u.s. women is open. she takes the lead on 15 with this long birdie, par five to five under par 67 today. amateur -- for the league. on 16, the tea shot goes into the wart, she would double bogey the hole. on 17 there then taps in for par on 18. she winds up ten under good for a victory. third round leader finished five strokes back. >>> a year ago wouldn't sure if fedder would win, but after taking times off for injuries, today he captured a recordism the last time he won here was in 2012. fedder turns 36 next month but still dominated. nice hustle up in that as he finds the open court. still in the first set, dr tries to be adref but fedder answers with a back hand winner. frustrated, loss the first two sets, 6-3, 6 her 1. he was playing with a painful blister on his foot. this was championship points. federer ends it with a ace, scores 6-3, 1-4. he joins -- the only player to win the title without losing a set. >> it'll always be my favorite tourna

our audio guy, marty short, is retiring, not after one decades, two decades or three, but four decadeshe is responsible for a lot of the fun on the show. you want an example of some of his best [ screaming ] >> woo-hoo. >> we'll do some of his favorites. [ hiccup ] >> there's the boing. we do say congratulations on 40 years of being here. when he started here he was with barbara walters and such, and now it's all gone downhill to being here with myself. >> and me filling in. >> at least you're making it a little better. >> that is my favorite sexy sax. this polka in his honor. [ boing ] ♪ politics and foreign wars ♪ all the weather all the scores ♪ ♪ that's world news polka ♪ if you're an insomniac ♪ and a good night's sleep you lack ♪ ♪ it's late at night, you're wide awake and you're not wearing pants ♪ ♪ everybody dance ♪ have some fun, be a pal, every girl and gal do the world news polka ♪ ♪ philippe ♪ ♪ pancho ♪ everyone ♪ who cares what the bosses think because they're a goofy crew ♪ and if the neighbors call the cops ♪ ♪ when they yell, it's half past 3:00 ♪ ♪ tell them it's new

america play marty america offers more artsy american. anyways the news landscape is just like this either real news fake news good actors bad actors and in the end you could never hear on. so much park and all the world's a stage all the world's a stage all the world's a stage and we are definitely a player. i do not know if the russian state hack into john podesta emails and gave them to wiki leaks but i do know barack obama's director of national intelligence has not provided. to support his claims of russia i also know he perjured himself in a senate hearing three months before the revelations provided by edward snowden he denied the deep n.s.a. was carrying out wholesale surveillance of the us. the hyperventilating corporate media has once again proved to be an echo chamber for government claims that cannot be verified you would have thought they would have learned something after serving as george w. bush's useful idiots in the lead up to the invasion of iraq. it is a fight.

and all the news companies merely players but what kind of part is r t america play marty america offers more artsy american personal. in many ways the news landscape is just like the feet of real news fake news good actors bad actors and in the end you could never hear on. so much parking all the world's all the world's a stage all the world's a stage and we are definitely a player. israel talking to syrian artillery mortar shell lands in the golan heights it's the fifth cross border strike since last summer. crowds to central london calling prime minister to resign made to resign with the message not one. piece why we mean he said we need people believing he is becoming increasingly more obvious to me since me she. splits public opinion with rival launches held across the country over the influx of refugees. before only stories do you have i would call next on the program is in mexico talking about trump's wall and then after a trade deal my colleague will be with you next hour.

on 18 he'll tap in for birdie to finish with 73 points, 9 better than marty fish and derek lowe.er with a threepeat. >>> u.s. women's open in new jersey, park takes the lead on 15 with this long birdie putt. park fired a 5 under par 67 today. amateur h.j. choi on 16 her tee shot will find the water. she'd take a double improeg here. park would not be caught. she ups her lead to 2 with this birdie on 17. then taps in for par on 18. she winds up 10 under, good for a two-stroke victory. it's her first win on the tour. third round leader feng finished five strokes back. >>> at wimbledon 35-year-old roger federer was trying to be the first man to win eight singles title surpassing the record held by pete sampras and crenshaw. there would be no upset as federer dominated cilic who gets to this ball but federer is there and finds open court. on the first set, cilic comes to the net and federer answers with a backhand winner. cilic lost 6-3, 6-1. the croatian was playing with a painful blister on his foot which caused him to break down in tears. this was championship point. federer ends