. >> and backstage with tim mcgraw and faith hill. >> let me out!> this is "entertainment tonight." >> we hope that you are having a fantastic fourth of july. we have tonight your favorite music artist who's are setting off their own brand of fireworks onstage this summer. >> let's get started with britney spears. she has ruled the las vegas strip for the last five years. she looked amazing doing it. now she is hitting the road and only talking to us about it. ♪ your piece of me show is going on tour this summer. how do you keep in shape on tour? >> this round of shows we're doing for the tour, they're back-to-back. so each show is like i don't have any time apart besides flying. my show is a workout in itself, so it kind of keeps you really strong. ♪ >> britney's been doing serious gym time to prep for her u.s. and european tour. she's practicing new dance routines in her itty-bitty short shorts and squeezing in some fun time with the guy she calls my other half, sam asghari, who is a pretty darn good workout partner as well. >> are you really care

(lydia)that was jennifer mcgraw reporting. the tovars have set up a go-fund-me page to help cover expenses. no word on whether charges will be filed in the case. (lydia)in world news...the growing urgency to rescue a dozen boys and their football coach from a flooded cave continues in thailand. heavy rains in the forecast could potentially raise the flood levels in the cave... leaving the boys trapped for months underground, until the monsoon season is over. now... the search has started in the hills above the cave for air vents or openings which lead directly to the boys. if they don't find a passageway... authorities are planning for the boys to use special scuba gear and swim out one by one... accompanied by a navy diver. (lydia)coming up on the kron 4 morning news ... one protester goes to dramatic heights on one of the nations' most iconic symbols... in order to make a point. details on what happened at the statue of liberty. (lydia)plus... a protest outside san francisco's ice office ... is well into its 4th day now. the

mcgraw back then, not dr. phil, but... - you didn't like whining. - not at all. - and people whined. - yeah. people--they don't want to own what they need to own. and they wanna blame somebody else. and i don't have much time for that. levin: the trial company you started was courtroom sciences, inc. csi. i'm a lawyer and i'm fascinated by these services, 'cause i think, honestly, in the oj simpson case, i think that trial company... won the case for them by the jury they picked. but you said something so interesting. "there's a huge difference between telling the truth and telling the truth effectively." explain that, because i think that's profound. well, you know, here's the thing... i would rather have... a weak fact pattern well told, than a great fact pattern poorly told. in any case, you've got a universe of a thousand facts. and out of those thousand facts, there's a subset of 10 or 12 facts that are gonna be outcome determinative. that's what the jury is going to resolve this case on. and you have to

obama along with celebrities tom hanks, faith hill, tim mcgraw plan to record personal messages urging people to vote. the initiative is strictly nonpartisan something that's reportedly frustrating some top democrats who would prefer mrs. oba obama focus on campaigning for democratic candidates. >>> comcast says it wants to focus on pursuing the european paid tv operator sky. right now fox owns 39% of sky and has been trying to buy the remaining 61%. that leaves disney as the lone bidder for the 21st century fox assets. disney is a appare disn disney is the parent company of abc 7. >>> it's part of changes proposed to the emergency alert system by senators in hawaii and south dakota. the investigation into january's false missile alert that caused so much panic in the hawaiian islands found shortcomings in the proposed system. >>> bo man named brady takes another twist. his home is now for sale. how much this beauty will set you back. >>> and in accuweather already has spots in the 70s and 80s, so we're on our >>> and in accuweather we're seeing that cloud cover pull back to it coastli

several celebrities are expected to join her, including tom hanks and tim mcgraw. >>> the board of elections certified mark elrich a in the primary. david blare has until of the day to ask f l a recount. t by 79 votes. he would have to pay for the rebound. and that could cost nearly $200,000, depending on how the ballots of counted. >>> toto a only on news 4. we've been following the deadly crash between a food tru and the loudon county family. now, we see what the food truck is diastolic before crash. this is surveillance you can see the red truck zip past the school bus. the bus driver laid on the horn there. the kids crossing the street thre not hurt. and , the driver saw the food truck after itit aaron kaplan's car. the mother of three was killed. >> that's him. >> the vehicle tt was i the accident, almost hit two of my kids. >> theruck driver told police the crash that he knew the truck had bad brakes. but this video from s theool bus just before the crash, was a key piece of evidence, that convicted him of involuntary manslaughter. he will be going to prison for ten years. >>> what beg

(vicki) (vicki) that was jennifer mcgraw reporting for us. the tovars have set up a go-fund-me page to help cover expenses. no word on whether charges will be filed in the case. (catherine) still ahead.. are you driving on a suspended driver's license? how some people are trying to prevent the d-m-v from taking away your driving privlages. (catherine) and it wouldn't be the fourth without hearing about san jose's own joey chestnut.. the question today -- would he be able to beat his own record for eating hot dogs...? ( vicki ) a crash in in northern california with an unexpected twist.. no significant injuries reported after a rollover accident in cordelia.( catherine ) angela musallam has the video, proving that luck was on the driver's side. first responders are calling it a miracle on eastbound i-80.nat sound"very very lucky." this incredible video, captured by chp cameras, showing this grey suv dodging two cars on the freeway, going airborne, then rolling over to a stop, inside a chp weigh station. the suv landed right side up, and moment

politico reports several celebrities wil join her including tom hanks, tim mcgraw and hamilton creatordoug is here with a look at our weher. you really just can't any better than today. >> not in latejuly. >> exactly right. you know, average high temperature this time ofs year 89. we were close but with low humidity it makes all the dins in the world. heat intex was 105 on monday. today's heat iex lowerhan the actual temperature because of the very dry conditions out there. dryonditions can and clear skies leading to a beautiful night out there tonit. currentemperatures sitting at 77 degrees with winds out of the north at sixn miles hour. anytime we have wind out of the north that'sorlly drier air moving in. that's what we've seen across the area moday. looking good, too. temperatures look at this already 63 in winchester. this area, youay be in the upper 50s early tomorrow morning. that's the kind of nice cool morning we've got for you. 77 in d.c. and annapolis. suburbs definitely on the cooler side tomorrow mornin no rain. we are clear. and noon friday. we're tracking big changes. ri

their school weeks on sesame streetom theny behind big bird and elmo just announced partnership with mcgraw hill education. these vids will be expected to be used as soon as fall of next year. o >>> get there and enjoy the weather. >> after the break we'll update timing of this weekend's wetoo weather and at what we can expect in the week ahead. you know when you're at ross and that cute dress gets even cuter? yes. or when you can say yes... to both? sure. or when you find that brand at that price? are you kidding me? yeah. that's yes for less. and that's what ross always has in store. whoa. (sighs) yes... oh, yeah. get your yes for less at the ross grand opening on saturday on rhode island avenue. >>> the gnnats will start their series in two weeks from tonight. the nats have won only three of 34 games with starters. ryan zimmerman also expected back. he's been out since early may. nats won 48 and lost 48, so they're right inhe middle. >>> they come home as we're about to get into all this rain. >> what is it that causes like a week's worth of rain? >> what's happening tomorrow is we have

severaltars are expected to join the first lady, tom hanks, tim mcgraw and "hamilton" creator lin-manuel. >>> police say the man running in this video had just assaulted a woman in her home. sunday night the man walked on the woman's door near 8th and kennedy streets. whenhe answeredhe door the suspect forced his way inside. the man assaulted her at knifepoint and then took off. >>> the aclu of d.c. has filed d for a stop and friskincident. topped to question embi cunningham about an open bottle of alcohol last september. cell peone vid shows the officerouching cunningham repeatedly in the front and rear of his crotch area. cuingham told news 4 he felt like the officer sexually assaulted him. >> humiliated. something i relive over and over again. it happened on my birthday, so it's a memory that i'll never forget. >> cunningham says he wants the officerfired. at a d.c. council meeting, police chief s td officer was disciplined for the incident and removed from that particular al> new pushback to a controversial propbout a maryland highway. prince george's county council is coming out aga

he traveled to chicago in 1876 and met with john mcgraw at his household cares were made available along the eastern seaboard. in april 1879, the washington post noticed the design for modern design which was inspired by or designed by dresser was here to stay. his designs were made into textiles and wall papers. he started in 1861 with a missionary zeal to reform ha he consid considered to be the sorry and degraded state of decorative arts. it's often not realized the largest proportion of the decorative arts were some sort of revival style. it wasn't this in is small part of the market. read books about the 19th century. this is the sort of thing that you can read about. the reality is houses up and down the country were just filled with this kind of revival style. he was unable to stem the tide of that success which resulted from the consumer boom. in any case his own productions instead of become accessible to a broad market, as he hoped, became increasingly expensive and affordable only to a specialized elite that he despised and remained at odds that art should be shared by all as

he traveled to chicago in 1776 and met with john mcgraw and his household wares were soon available in major centers in chicago along the eastern seaboard. in april 1879, that washington post notice that demand for modern design was here to stay. the duct of arts mania has in more ways than one #-- the pragmatism and commercialism of dresser was contrasted by the equally -- they were made into textiles and embroidery, his firm, which he started in 1861 was a missionary tail to reform which he thought was the current state of decorative art. this was of course a very small part of the market. this was one of those things that you always learn nc and galleries -- learn and see in galleries. houses up and down the country that are filled with the revival things. he was unable to spend the time -- his own production, instead of being accessible to a broad market as he had hoped, became increasingly expensive and affordable to only the wealthy. which he despised. royal commission, i have to say some of my royal commission. especially palace furnishing themes are rarely considered to be in t

this trump reminds me of totalt mcgraw.d the bases at the end of the game and then strike them out was terrifying until the end. [laughter] he isn't looking for protectionism, is looking for zero tariffs. >>paul: the trump administration putting those auto tariffs on hold as they continue negotiations. how do you win at business? stay at laquinta. where we're changing with contemporary make-overs. then, use the ultimate power handshake, the upper hander with a double palm grab. who has the upper hand now? start winning today. book now at lq.com. wlet's do it. ? ♪ come on. this summer, add a new member to the family. at the mercedes-benz summer event. lease the glc300 for $429 a month at your local mercedes-benz dealer. mercedes-benz. the best or nothing. if you spit blood you may have gum problems,s and could be on the journey to much worse. try parodontax toothpaste. it's clinically proven to remove plaque, the main cause of bleeding gums. for healthy gums and strong teeth. leave bleeding gums behind with parodontax toothp

the company behind your favorites announced a partnership with mcgraw hill education.plan to provide materialsu ing videos by the beloved characters and resources for teachers to reinforce lessons. these are going to be in classrooms as early as 2019. some say the way cvepanies can nto learning spaces with a potential influence on children. great idea. everyone loves "sesame street" cookie monster. he's my spirit animal. >>> can the type of shoe you wear make you runfa er? >> nike says yes. the sports manufacturing company claims its vapor fly running shoes can impact your speed. they sell for 250 bucks. and nike says they can make runners up to 4% more efficient than some of the preous shoes. runners ran up to 4% faster than runners of the same ability of other shoes. >> wow. for $250. >> i like it.t? i like the little padding. a little wedge. the wedge sneaker. >> all right. >> not for $250. >>> fromenycling to sgth training, there's all kinds oft workou classes in our area. >> this morning, molette green is puttingom on boxing gloves, checking out a cool class where

this trump reminds me of totalt mcgraw. load the bases at the end of the game and then strike them out was terrifying until the end. [laughter] he isn't looking for protectionism, is looking for zero tariffs. >>paul: the trump administration putting those auto tariffs on hold as they continue negotiations. get your groove on with one a day 50+. ♪ get ready for the wild life ♪ complete multivitamins with key nutrients that address 6 concerns of aging, including heart health, supported by b-vitamins. your one a day is showing. that's the same things i want to do with you. it's an emotional thing to watch your child grow up and especially get behind the wheel. i want to keep you know, stacking up the memories and the miles and the years. he's gonna get mine -but i'm gonna get a new one. -oh yeah when it's time for your old chevy truck to become their new chevy truck, there's truck month. get 18% of msrp cash back on all silverado 1500 crew cab lt pickups when you finance with gm financial. that's $9,000 on this silverado. plus

phil mcgraw, host harvey levin flipping the script getting dr.up about his life changing client oprah winfrey to tough times growing up. >> i want to take you back to your childhood, and i feel like i see this small town with tumbleweeds all over the street. >> that was pretty much it. we were poor, spent most of our lives in texas. truth is my dad was a pretty bad alcoholic. we never knew if we were going to have money for food. never knew if the electricity was going to be on that day or whether it wasn't. mike: and harvey levin joins me now. great to see you, looks like a great show. it was hard to get dr. phil to open up about what sounds like a really tough subject for him? >> no, he wasn't, he's so used to evaluating other people's lives that he's a very intraspective guy, mike. what i love about this show is on this one, you can watch this and through his life, you really learn the lessons that made him successful. as he said, he was a poor child with a violent, alcoholic father, and he was able to pick himself up and become successful in

he met with john mcgraw, a wallpaper retailer. his carpets and wallpapers were soon made available in chicago and along the eastern seaboard. in april 1879, the washington post noticed the demands for modern design was here to stay. the decorative arts mania has in more ways than one has simmered down to actual work. in fact, it is quite time to leave off calling it a mania at all since it is rapidly rising to the dignity of a permanent industry. the pragmatism and commercialism of dresser was contracted by the equally influential ideas and -- was contrasted by the equally influential ideas and practices of william morris. craftsman, architect, designer, and spatial theorist. his accomplice designs of natural form were made into textiles and wallpapers. his firm was started with a mission to reform what he considered to be the very sorry and degraded state of decorative arts. it is often not realized that a very large portion of the decorative arts and furnishing in britain at this time were some kind of recoco revivalist style. i

he traveled to chicago 1856 which joined with mcgraw and household wares, carpets and wallpapers were available in major centers. in april 1879 "the washington post" noticed the demand for modern design, which was designed by or inspired by dresser was here to stay. the decorative arts mania has in more ways than one simmered down to actual work. it's time to leaf off calling it a mania at all since it's rapidly rising to the dignity of a permanent industry. the pragmatism and commercialism of dresser was equaled by william moret, whose accomplished designs of natural forms were made into textiles, embroideries and wallpaper. it's called morris, marshal, faulkner and co, with what he considered decorative arts. it's often not realized the very largest proportion of the decorative arts or furnishing in britain at this time was some kind of recoco revival. this was a very small part of the market and this is one of the things you learn and see in galleries and if you read books about the 19th century, this is the sort of thick you will -- you can read about. the reality is houses up and

being joined by a-list celebrities like tom hanks, faith hill, tim mcgraw. what does it say that michelle obama's being called upon somewhat early in the election cycle to help out democrats who are campaigning here in 2018? >> well, a couple things. first of all, this is a nonpartisan initiative. so the purpose of it isn't to help out democrats. it's to encourage voter registration. and the expressed purpose is to encourage voter registration for all. now, we know that the obamas have said that after president -- former president obama's term, that they would remain active in some way. most lly civically. not necessarily interested in getting into the big partisan fights. clearly, they see this as an opportunity for her to use her popularity to push for something that is important to her. now, of course, a lot of the people we see that she's working with, a lot of the celebrities are people who have spoken out against president trump and his policies. i'm sure it will be construed as a pro-democratic effort especially given our environment now. it's not the

they're following tim mcgraw and faith hill they're following people like chris paul and john legendgaga and common who have been tweeting out about this. that's where people will follow. they'll get their information, they'll get inspired by them. so we do think that's how you change culture. here's the culture change we want. we want to create a culture, chris, where everybody votes all the time and they think that's important, it's parliament of what we do every election day. that's the culture day we need in this country. >> do you have, tina, a goal? do you say if we can just get those numbers up by 5%, if we can get those numbers up by 8%, what realistically do you think you can achieve here? >> you know, sadly for midterm elections, the numbers you put up were two-thirds of voters voting in presidential elections. >> right. >> when you look at the midterm elections, it's flipped. actually two-thirds don't vote in midterm elections. the baseline is pretty low. we're looking to expand this as much as we possibly can. we want to be in all 50 states. we want to be everywhere. >> w

lin-manuel miranda, houston rockets player chris paul, singers janelle monae, faith hill and tim mcgrawn-profit organization is called "when we all vote" ... and was launched this morning.. just ahead of the midterm election. the initiative will be strictly nonpartisan and feature obama and others sending personal messages urging people to register to vote. lawrence lawrence karnow: it was another hot day inland with highs in 90s. its feel a little muggy too as monsoonal clouds move in. fog continued a the coast where highs and 60s. is tracking intense storms sierra. dozens of lightning strikes can be seen over the mountains. the concern is that we could also see more fires from the lightning. on the satellite image you can see our high pressure starting to weaken and move east. that will allow for cooler temperatures to >>> how dare you. >> the waitress croaked. wow, did he mess with the wrong woman. exclusive. what the waitress just told us. then, sister survivors. 141 victims of the sex abuse scandal standing tall. >> you are not alone. >> and -- search for jaws. >> monitoring the sh

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