michael sanders bases loaded. they lose 10 of the last 11 games.still gameless. >> altair made a great play on the throw home. kept us in the game. good game for six innings. >> hard to believe but there are happy fans at the ballpark. their getting married at sin seven bank park. congratulations to the couple in a phillies suit. history is made at the historic u.s. open by a kid in pink pants. we'll be right back. chris christie: addiction is a disease. it can happen to anyone. help is within reach. all you need to do is ask. vanessa: i was a full-blown heroin addict, selling my soul to get high. but i got help, and you can too. james: i just know i didn't want to feel that pain anymore. i got help. you can too. aj: most people think addicts are beyond help. when i see an addict, i see hope. chris christie: don't suffer. don't wait. call 844 reach nj or visit reachnj.gov.

michael sanders bases loaded still struggling: >> the receiver says he should be ready but it's a question he's been treating knee tendinitis. matthews would not say whether or not he was worried. he has the most receiving yards out of the slots coming into the nfl. >> it's not ideal. i have been one to have practice to get ready for the game. i didn't like last year being out of training camp. it's not me. it has been a hard time, at the same time, it is what it is. i'm trying to do my best to give 100% to be with the guys. >> got to get better. thank you, jeff. the cars were painted and ready to race in a soap box derby in leftlevitz town. the derby is open to age 7-17. >> nothing like going to the beach. they were there to kick off the fourth season of heart for surfing. the nonprofit organization provides free surfing lessons for those with autism and other needs. >> castle is next. >> for melissa magee, jeff scaversky and the entire team, have a good night. see you back here tomorrow. ♪ ♪ [ camera shutter clicks ] what if we got married on the cyclone? the roller coaster at coney isla

fill l phillies are done with michael sanders. both designated for assignment.e is the gm on the moves. >> i think one of the things as management we have to do is always keep an open mind. you can't lock yourself in and become too rigid in your decision making. you have to be willing to make add justme adjustment. it's safe to say things haven't gone exactly as planned. whether we're winning or losing we're always going to be looking at potential roster moves to make it better. >> on to the sixers. they wrap up their work out today. take a look preside. working out for the team. he brought his shot with him. the biggest in college basketball history. chris is not expected to be drafted. >> fortunate to have to continue to work out. i'm fortunate to be here. i went to school around here. i love it here and hopefully they love me back. >> the sixers are expected to take this guy with the number one overall pick in the nba draft two nights from now. he's already in nyc on top of the world at the empire state building. he's sky high right now. going to be the top p

>> i am a bernie sanders donor. what michael harrington was still alive, i was a member of democratic socialists of america. in the context of chicago politics, though i realize not everybody will know the names, i made a somewhat more serious conservation to jesus garcia, percussive challenger to the mayor. >> did you vote either time for barack obama? >> yes. >> both times? >> i was living in england at the time, both times. >> tell us more about who he is and by the way, is he white or african-american? >> rob is white, from southern maryland, he's a little older than barack, had a phd from duke, taught economics at holy cross college in western massachusetts before starting school at the law same time as barack. scores and scores of their classmates, who i have spoken to , without exception, described barack and rob as the two brightest people in the harvard law school class of 1991. they had an amazingly intense intellectual friendship across those three years, taking almost all of their courses together. in the third year,

he was confronted by michael eric dyson, simoymone sanders a hinker, ice cube. >> what made you thinkl to say that? on. youknow, i just explained. >> that's the question. >> there was no thought putnt io it. >> it's a word that has been used against us. fe's like a knife, man. sen i hear my homeys say it, it don't feel like it, i stabbing me, even if they don't even if >> reporter: maher used the slur during an interview with ben sass last week. he later apologized and hbo removed the comment from subsequent airings. >>> the tampa bay rays celebrated pride night and paid tribute to the victims of the deadly nightclub shooting in orlando. throwing out the first pitch was a tampa native, and survivor of the pulse nightclub shooting. this was the one-year anniversary of the attack that left 49 people dead. >>> strong winds and low humidity are expected to worsen wildfire conditions across the southwest. some 5,700 acres have burned in southwestern utah. summer-like temperatures are expected for two-thirds of the country. let's get more from mornorologist ed curran. ed, good morning. >> d

under oath that he didn't ask james comey to lay off the investigation into michael flynn's ties to russia. sarah huckabee sandersthe president is not a liar. as a civilian he was caught dozens of times saying things not true, caught in a court deposition in a lawsuit that trump filed against a reporter who wrote a book that questions his net worth. trump sued which opened the door to answer questions under oath. randi kaye has more. >> reporter: december 2007, donald trump under oath in a courtroom deposition. if it was a test of honesty, the future president didn't farewell. even the simpliest of questions turned tough to answer. lawyers asked about trump's boast regarding how much he was paid for a 2005 speech he gave at new york city's learning annex. trump, i was paid more than a million dollars. he said the same to larry king back in 2005. >> you make appearances, you got a million dollars. >> that's true. >> reporter: it wasn't. what trump didn't reveal until he was pressed during the deposition was that more than half of the $1 million he claimed he was paid for that speech was actually just his own estim

sanders donor. in years past, when michael harrington was still alive, i was a very active member of democratic socialists of america. in the context of chicago politics, but i realized not everyone will know the names, i made up somewhat more serious contribution jesus chuy garcia, a progressive challenger to mayor rahm emanuel. >> did you vote either time for barack obama? >> yes. >> both times. >> i was england the first time, still living in england. >> rob fisher, i know that i've heard you say this out loud is an important part of this book. tell us more about who he is. and by the way, is he white or african/american? >> rob is white. he's originally from southern maryland, tobacco farm country. rob is a little bit older than barack. had a phd in economics from duke. had taught economics at holy cross college in worcester, massachusetts before starting law school at the exact same time as barack. they meet on like day one at harvard. and scores and scores of their classmates whom i've spoken to without exception described barack and rob as the two brightest people in that harvard law school class o

michael tomasky of the daily beast. i really appreciate your writing and perspective. i was a sanders supporter. i could not vote for hillary or support hillary because of her war record. i supported sanders based on his voting record and his authentic qualities. when i went to the sanders rally in then -- in denver, i talked to just literally 100 people walking the line. a lot of young people, it also a lot of people my age. because he them why, was really well reasoned and thought out and articulate. it was his record in regards to fair pay and health care. in dayton, ohio, i went to a truck rally because i was interested in the way people think. i let people know i was a sanders supporter. nobody threw stones or anything like that. they were very receptive. when i talked to the people at the truck rally, a lot of former delphi workers who were out of jobs and of course they would not tell me -- what i heard from trump supporters were the issue of jobs and fair pay and then when i let them know as a sanders supporter, many of them loved sanders and what he stood for. many of them would say wel

. >> to be fair, it was bernie sanders who also said the democratic party has to do some soul searching. michael, we have to leave it there but we appreciate your time. we want to go straight to miami beach where former president bill clinton is addressing the annual conference of mayors in miami beach. he's there greeting the crowd. more than 250 mayors from across the country gathered together. the 85th annual meeting of mayors. we've been waiting for him to take the stage for several hours now as he continues to greet the crowd. he's expected to talk about a variety of things, sustainability, livability in cities, but with so much going on, not just the health care debate but the state of the democratic party, the state of all the investigations across the house, the senate and the special counsel into the white house and links to russia, the possibility of collusion and the possibility of obstruction of justice, we will see if he mentions any of that as he walks over to the podium. we hand it over to former president clinton. >> thank you very much. first of all, i want to thank may mayor la

michael flynn's investigation. >> shannon: we talked about whether the president will be watching or not. we had reports that he would be, then that he wouldn't be. we heard from sarah huckabee sanders. john roberts asked the question about if he's been watching, she said i don't know if he's seen much of it. the majority of the morning, they've been talking about issues with north korea. we've talked about very strong language on that front. she says, i can say definitively, the president is not a liar. it's insulting that question will be asked and she said of course, anything specific to the hearing. she said i will refer you

their fourth straight lost, and before the game michael saunders and gomez were designated, that basically means, they will never play for the phils again, sanderbatting .205 on the season. to the naa, markle, on top of the world. this was him yesterday at the empire state building draft. just a day away, day away from becoming a sixer. and lakers, making moves, they traded d'angelo russell and timothy, to brooklyn for brooke lopez in the number 27 pick in the draft. russell was supposed to be the to kobe bryant. i'm sean bell. >> it is summertime and the living is easy. wilmington, delaware, the forecast, that easy, though? we'll let you know how it will be today. then eventually into the weekends coming up in your weather authority outlook. jenny? >> good morning, sue. weapons and explosives found inside this ottsville home yesterday. police still on scene. well ' have the latest coming up. >> explosive chemicals, local bomb squads and hazmat team spends hours at bucket county home after police make shocking discovery. what they were doing at the home when they found the dangerous item. >> bick shake up at the top. big changes to the way you

michael flynn and paul manafort, working with these groups. it is tonight attention. >> thank you. >>> still to come after avoiding an on camera press briefing for weeks, sarah huckabee sanderstalk to the media. ♪ work up a sweat during the day, not at night. tempur-pedic breeze is now cooler than ever. right now, save up to $500 on select tempur-breeze® mattress sets. find your exclusive breeze retailer at tempurpedic.com >>> thing one tonight. the story of an australian biotech company called innate therapeutics. as reported in december, the australian drug maker has powerful backers in washington despite being a tiny pharmaceutical company from australia that has no approved drugs and noback from flashy vent you are capital firms. in fact, the largest board member is none other than chris couplens. but his relationship to the country has raised red flags for months. he served on trump's transition was overheard in january bragging about making millionaires of a lot of people talking about the stock. during his confirmation hearing, he was grilled about purchasing it which he bought at a discounted rate and saw it triple before selling it. in i am a, the daily beast report

sanders in his presidential campaign. also, political reporter for the "washington post" blog "the fix," and former federal prosecutor michael zeldin. he worked with bob mueller in the justice department once upon a time. doug, first to you. i can't help but think that the white house and the allies of the white house have put rod rosenstein in a bit of a bind here this morning as he testifies. he will be asked directly and repeatedly right now what he would do if the white house comes to him and says, fire bob mueller. >> yeah, i think what we can expect is that he won't answer that question directly. he won't speculate. now, as we've seen in previous hearings -- >> doug, i'm going to cut to the hearing right now, senator jeanne shaheen asking about it. >> -- and testifies to the important work of the department of justice. doj is on the front lines fighting the deadly, uncontrolled opioid epidemic, and it is still gaining strength. the doj hiring freeze risks the safety of correctional officers in our federal prisons, and curiously, the request for the federal bureau of investigation is less than congress provided for fisc

michael samir conish, reporting are ahead of the big testimony tomorrow. will he or won'ty, live tweet, react? we heard quick commentary from sarah huckabee sanderss about the timing. there's been reporting about how the president will definitely punch back. do you think he will? should he? >> i -- i think that he's incapable of restraint and the dynamic that most interests me is i wish we had a camera in the ancillary office to the oval office where he's installed, according to "the washington post" a 60-inch flat screen. who has the ability within the white house to stand up to him and say don't send that tweet. i'm unaware of who that individual might be, and i don't know that to the extent that there is such a person that he would listen to that individual, so i fully expect that it's going to be a split screen of sorts tomorrow where former director comey is testifying, and we're all watching the twitter feed of the president of the united states in realtime for his response. i'll just say this if i may to david chelian's point earlier. i wholeheartedly agree. it's time for others identified in the sequence now to be called on the carpet. fo

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sanders. james comey is set to testify this thursday before the senate intelligence committee. all of this after sources close to comey said president trump asked him to stop investigating michaellynn. president trump fired director comey last night and later admitted that the russia investigation was on his mind when he made that decision. chief white house correspondent john roberts live on the north lawn. >> a lot of wagering whether the white house would allow comey to testify or whether they would invoke executive privilege and prevent him from testifying. it probably would have been a conversation covered by executive privilege but enforcing it might have been difficult. it's possible the president could have done it had he wanted to do. as we opened the briefing, a question i asked sarah huckabee sanders evoked a final answer. >> he's scheduled to testify thursday. there's a question as to whether or not you will invoke executive privilege or if you will allow him to testify. >> the president's power to exert executive privilege is very established however, in order to facilitate a swift and thorough examination of the facts sought by the senate intelligence committee, t

michael, can you talk about this growing movement? at the national level, you now have senator warren who just came out in "wall street journal" saying she is for single payer. senator bernie sandersas also said the same thing, though he yes not introduced the latest bill. it in california, this debate has been raging. what happened? it is quite, remarkable because we got single-payer past through the state senate on june 1. momentum.ge i think ultimately we had 400 organizations who were with us in the assembly -- in the senate, rather, for the bill and continuing to support it. we've had major demonstrations all over the state -- town halls in every region of california. there's a huge groundswell for this reform. it is exactly why we need to do it as pointed out by your previous story. this in action literally means debt. must act urgently to prevent the worst impacts of this to be helped plan from coming true in california. amy: explain what was passed in the company state senate. explain exactly what single-payer or medicare for all is. essentially, we're able to eliminate all insurance companies premiums, deductibles, and co-pays and have a new entity, will call the healthy

sanders over the weekend. there's a krves in miami where michael bloomberg is announcing a $200 million program to help communitiesnment. with us now, the mayor of new orleans, mitch landrieu. maybe you'd like some of the money too? we're not getting it. it's going to the cities. how could cities use the money, first and foremost? >> well, first of all, this is a great opportunity for cities, as you know. in the last couple years cities have become the nation's laboratories of innovation in change, the laboratories in democracy. one of the things with the conference of mayors is this is a bipartisan conference that is focussed on finding answers to tough problems. this is going to help us innovate. we've been doing this across the country and sharing best practices with each other. it's going to make it that much easier to do that. instead of waiting for washington to solve our problems, they're going to be stuck on issues. we're the ones who have to find the answers to difficult problems facing america. >> you come from a historic democratic family in the state of louisiana. what do democrats have to do to avoid

michael flynn. >> one of the biggest news of dren comey that he thinks the president's team was a liar. >> insisting the president was not a liar. >> that's what we saw sarah hucklebee sanders do. he says the president is not a liar and it is insulting to bring that up. >> the prospect of whether there is a recording system in the white house whether there are tapes of his conversation with the president, she did not answer that. she said she has no idea if t s there is a taping system in the white house. you can bet that question is not going away. >> we can find out the answer. thank you very much on that. we are fortunate of three senators on the intelligence committee is joining us tonight. >> i want to play the key moment from his questioning today. >> with regards of these conversations and his interview of lester holt on nbc, the president said i had dinner with him, he wanted to have dinner because he wanted to stay on, is this is an accurate statement? >> no, sir. >> did you initiate that dinner? >> no. >> he called me at my desk and asked me was i free for dinner that night. >> did the same interview the president said in one case i called him and one case he call

michael, you have to ask why is that picture kicking up a storm right now? i think it's very related to the fact that the democrats are looking for someone to blame. they're looking at bernie sandersy're looking at james comey. they're looking at me. can they blame us for the loss of 1,000 legislative seats over the past ten years. for the loss of two-thirds of governors. for the loss of the recent special elections in georgia? democrats really have to look - internally. people have had it with being thrown under the bus. >> right. they're in the worst shape since reconstruction. the democratic party. so, it's much bigger than whatever went on in 2016. no doubt. but i think many of us are now going back and we're -- as we like to say zaprudering every step of the way of the 2016 cycle. you know dr. stein the argument. put up those vote tallies, kathryn. because i think she ought to have the opportunity to respond. michigan you get 51,000 votes. trump wins by 10,000. what other states? keep them rolling. wisconsin, you get 31,000. trump wins by 22. one more, the state of pennsylvania, 49,000 for you, he wins by 44. will you once and for all respond to the idea but for you hillary w

michael. nancy pelosi was not the factor there. they did run "the ed shosome ad. they had bernie sanders.hoose our leaders for us. the fact that i am on your segment not talking about health care but defending nancy pelosi is ridiculous. we should be fighting with one voice, one aim to defeat this horrible bill. instead, we're debating is it time for her to go. i think it is outrageous. >> one of the things, jamal, a lot of democrats envy about republicans is that if there was a republican nancy pelosi, they would fight like hell, they would fight you in the street if you said anything bad about her. they defended guys that beat up reporters, defended guys that made comments about legitimate rape. they will defend their people. they have people that went down in sex scandals, then got in office with the full support. they don't allow you to beat up their people, they defend their people. they're men, but why are democrats so quick to throw their own people under the bus? >> you know, that can get into a sociological exercise why people choose to be democrats in the first place. we can hav