we have maury who used to work at channel three, people are talking, one of my very best friends. >>belcher, she's one of my best friends and she did the show with a guy name dick bay, richard bay. >> let's play is that sam hunt we're listening to. >> yes. >> so he is going to be -- what? there is nothing like a summertime country concert on the beach. i can think of a lot of things i i would rather do but i like sam hunt. he is my grandson. >> what? >> it is my real last name. sam hunt is, coming to atlantic city july 1st 2 days before my birthday and tickets get on sale today. general admission cost about $70. king brown will be there and connor smith. wow. >> okay, sue. >> that was about as confusing as our forecast is for the rest of the day as complicated as our forecast is for rest of the day. will you get snow, rain, both, everybody gets a lot of wind. will you get snow, rain, both, everybody gets a lot of wind. we will sort it - honey, look what we got! will you get snow, rain, both, everybody gets a lot of wind. - [narrator] going big... (yelling) - [narrator] isn't always b

and chef maury motto's first pan asian restaurant. it was one of the winning dishes on iron chef.ed rice and pickled vegetables and hamachi and a pot heated to 400 degrees. looking for a hardy meal? celebrity chef, art smith homecoming serves up a family style feast. think fried green tomatoes. >> and every place in florida they have smoked fish. biscuits and sweet potatoes. >> excuse me we forgot the church lady devils eggs. >> and this is art's famous chicken dinner. art served as oprah's personal chef and made the chicken dinner for u.s. presidents and the dalai lama. it's filled with bananas and pineapples and filled with cream cheese icing. homecoming has disney's first moon shine bar. >> when the kids have driven you crazy you come here and have yourself a moon shine flight. >> and the rusty spoon, old historic district kathleen smith parked the farm to table movement 13 years ago. >> these are red devil puffed eggs. this is our version of soup. little neck clams and shrimp and red snapper. >> why the rusty spoon? >> spoon is the utensil for testing. >> and when it comes to

the case refers to the sale of state plans to school operator maury to move back win in two thousand sixteen. as one seventh of its appraised value. the scandal blew up last year after the schools president's testified that shinzo of his wife gave him an envelope containing thousands of euros. a claim which government officials have repeatedly denied. i key abi who steps down as the school's honorary principal when the allegations broke out was set to supports the academy's ultra nationalistic education policy. an investigation by japan's finance ministry phones no conclusive evidence to incriminate the prime minister or his wife. but monday's revelations that several documents related to the probe had been falsifie. has for the pair under renewed scrutiny. gill says entitled situation this is shaking the trust in the anti government. i would like to sincerely apologize. citizens following us. she's already called on his finance minister to take responsibility. but didn't ask him to resign. the prime minister whose approval rating sank to a record low duee to the scandal said lat yea

tomorrow, he will stop by maury to take a paternity test. assume you know alexa, the siri of amazon. there is a strange thing happening with alexa. the strange thing is a number of owners of alexa have complained that she's laughing at them randomly. has this happened to anyone here? sometimes it happens just after i take off my pants. i'll be honest. some people are having a conversation and alexa starts laughing. why did they program her to laugh in the first -- are we really that desperate that we need a laugh? i have a lot of questions. i'm going to the source. bring out the alexa here. is it plugged in? >> yes. >> jimmy: very good. alexa. can you tell just you were laughing? >> what do you mean? >> jimmy: alexa, people have been reporting that you've been spontaneously laughing. >> oh. [ laughter ] like that? >> jimmy: yes. exactly like that. >> that is nothing. just a funny joke i reynold. >> jimmy: oh. what was the joke? >> why did the chicken cross the road? >> jimmy: i don't know that one. why? >> because lums a fragile species who

sandy maury, ingrid summer field, greg moratani and cathy nelson. >> my name is sandy mohry and i chair the board of directors for the task force which is a non-profit organization based in japan town. our mission is to try to maintain and promote economic development. the san francisco japan town is one of the three left in america. the other two are in san jose and los angeles. i'm here to ask you to support the resolution prepared for you to support the kabuki springs and spa. this particular business has been a very important cultural heritage role in our community. thanks to cathy nelson, the owner and manager of the spa, she not only runs the spa but she is very active in the community. she participates in the cherry blossom festival in its planning efforts. she has been on japan center board of directors and now on our newly formed japan town community benefit district board of directors and we always welcome her participation in a very active way. so as you see in your write-up of this particular recommendation, the authenticity of this spa is very crucial. the whole idea of com

it's interesting i read maury stan says memoir and was fastening because he talks about it in the book. his morning exercise routine and going out and getting the newspaper on sunday. that is what the 18th of june. and seen in the washington post that there has been a break and in the watergate. he did not even know that it was actually at the watergate he also wrote about his final night in the watergate when he and kathy had just barely survived. physically and emotionally. this is a photo of looking through the glass door to the democratic national committee the transition between those two photos is interesting and reminds me of a washington post article from 1971 roughly a year before the break-in in the washington post i think the article was called a titanic so they will post compare and as a compliment. there really are some similarities in that it's a vast structure. very advanced. to design the exterior panels in the glass and lay out the floor plans. and then the passenger list is phenomenal. extremely wealthy people. and powerful people. like the titanic except for two diff

jesse, it seems like anderson cooper is preparing for his next role as the maury povich, the next morning povich. he is getting up there. >> jesse: i feel like cuban sometimes when you and juan go after each other. here we go again. they brought in cuban because avenatti got his clock cleaned and he couldn't take cohen's lawyer on. he was drinking water and he wouldn't look him in the eye. he was asking cooper for help half the time. it was not a fair fight. you can see why. you don't think donald trump can hammer out an ironclad nda? it's donald trump. this is airtight. it is locked down. every time he breaks it, it's a million-dollar judgment. that's a lot of money. it's not like when you go on cnn, that's one time you break it. everything, every time you say something about it, you break it and that's a million dollars. he is a terrible lawyer. he's probably going to get sued by stormy for malpractice we better have a lot of insurance. this whole thing where they are teasing that they have a dvd. it's revenge porn. it's illegal to do that in california. they also have a doctored lie de

; and jeb stuart; the president of the confederacy, jefferson davis; and finally, matthew fontaine maurye obscure figure who tried and failed to start a confederate colony in mexico. >> hayter: those monuments, in many ways, are part and parcel of what we call the lost cause. >> cooper: the lost cause, what does that mean? >> hayter: the lost cause, quite frankly, is just the confederate reinterpretation of the civil war. it's created almost immediately after the war ends by confederate leadership. it was hard for a lot of people, in my estimation, to believe that their ancestors died and-- and fought for an ignoble cause. 600-and-some-odd-thousand people died in the civil war, which is more americans than died in the second world war. and people had to make sense of that. >> cooper: believers in the lost cause who raised money to build monuments in town and cities across the country were often veterans, or their widows and children. lost cause ideology portrayed confederate soldiers as heroes defending states' rights against northern aggression, and downplayed slavery's role in causing

all the israeli organizations that send volunteers to our shores to people like ruth elon micah and mauryr amazing volunteers and ngos we say thank you from the bottom of our hearts. god bless you. [applause] ♪ please welcome united states ambassador to israel david m. friedman. [applause] ♪ >> good morning. thank you so much. first things first. my thanks and my love to my 37 year -- not 37 years old, my bride of 37 years, tammy. [applause] thank you so much for being here here, for showing your support for israel. aipac, you run an incredible conference and i'm so honored to be here among religious and secular, democrats and republicans who all hold lots of heartfelt albeit diverse views but who all unite in their steadfast commitment to support israel and the unique and essential role of the united states in giving that support. [applause] what an honor it is to address you this morning to share this podium with such distinguished friends of israel, house majority whip steve scalise and senators bob menendez mitch mcconnell marco rubio and chris coons. it's a great honor. [applause] an