what's on your mind? caller: you know, i was a mentor at schools for 15 years, and i belonged to the foster grandparent program and the kids call me granny jones. our kids are in bad trouble. there's nobody home. society is made up of people, the kind of people you raise in your home determines the kind of society. when you took the father out of the home, broke up the family structure, we don't -- the kids have no place to go. anytime you see young people dying at early ages, they have no self-worth. they haven't been taught anything. when i was coming up, the last thing we wanted to do -- i'm from the 1950's -- was to die. i remember being at my girlfriend's house at 14 and say, i wonder who i will be living with when i'm 90. it never occurred to me. this is sad. i'm here to tell you how many kids has -- asks me, granny, can i come home with you? because there's nobody at home. thank you very much for your time. bye. host: ok. in some other headlines today from "the hill," it reports that the justice de

ghetto is a state of mind.ronym for the, the words, greatness happens even though there is oppression. i wrote this song as i travel, and tour around the country. doing speaking engagements. people ask me to tell them my story. i start out by telling them, i was, you know, my mom and father divorced when i was 6 years old. ended up spending most of my childhood in a happiest times of my childhood, with my grandmother. 119 wilmington. straight out of compton, okay. they see me say where i cam from where i am today. it is incongruous. doesn't mesh. since i cam from that. not supposed to be all this. not have two oscar nominations, not supposed to have grammys. nobody expected me to be anything. only because i say i grew up from compton. i want the kids who are impoveri impoverished. living below the poverty line. who are hungry. who are uneducated. not really going to school. because -- they used -- the situation, their circumstances, to, step aside. that kind of behavior. i wanted to write a song, that said it d

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we're talking about the president's state of mind. he stated to comey, according to comey, that flynn did nothing wrong in his phone conversation with the russians. why did he say that? because on january 23rd "the washington post" reported, i think on the front page that the fbi had reviewed flynn's phone calls and found nothing illicit. so not only did donald trump know that, the entire world knew that. if you're looking for some evidence about the president's state of mind and why would he have said that flynn did nothing wrong? it's because he read the fbi had already decided that flynn did nothing wrong in the "the washington post." so i think state of mind is important to talk about. i think the context in the news consumption of the president is important to remember. >> i thought "the washington post," david gergen, was fake news, no? >> we've heard a lot about that, haven't we? if the president had nothing to hide, he would have asked the general counsel, the white house to be with him when he sat down with james comey, to pr

ithink purely artistic project with an agenda in mind.of love explored, asked questions about things that were very much on my mind at the time, about whether when i say i love you, you understand by love you understand the same thing. along which is communication, whether it was possible to actually love properly across culture, what was the relationship between the past and now? so, yeah, it asked questions and it explored them and i guess thatis and it explored them and i guess that is what... that is what fiction orart can do, that is what... that is what fiction or art can do, that it can throw out these questions and let's readers make up their own minds, although of course that is also what we do with herfirst, we course that is also what we do with her first, we put course that is also what we do with herfirst, we put things course that is also what we do with her first, we put things out there and let people make up their minds but of course articles are much more direct and much more immediate. a novel is a very, very different

they don't have the theory of your mind in the area of what's happening in your mind. for instance you show a child that age a cartoon of a woman coming into her room putting a cookie on the desk and then she leaves. somebody else comes in and moves the cookie to a cabinet. now the first woman comes back into the room. a child watching the cartoon has seen the cookie go from the tabletop to the cabinet. she knows where the cookie is. you ask her, where does the lady think the cookie is? the lady put the cookie on the table and then laughed. the cartoon lady never saw the cookie go to the cabinet but the kid saw the cookie go to the cabinet and the kid says she thinks it's in the cabinet. she knows it's in the cabinet because the kid knows it's in the cabinet and until a certain age she doesn't have this awareness that you might have something else in your mind other than what she knows which is why they say until the age of four or five kids don't lie. they think was the point of flying? you know what i know. so i'm trying to communicate with people, instead of making

host: what is on your mind today? caller: i'm calling in regards to the last person that called. your guests on file there. can't see the forest for the trees in the way. socialism has never worked. socialism will never work. everyone has their hand out. remember, god give us the serenity to accept the things we cannot change and the strength this -- the strength to change the things we can. and the wisdom to know the difference. for heaven sakes, we have to put this together and work it out. thank you very much. at some ofg a look the headlines in today's paper. thee is some reaction to washington post report that said that the obama administration -- that they may not have acted as toughly as they could have in response to russia's interference with the election. the tampa bay times with the headline, "was the u.s. outfoxed by the?' it talked of obama struggled to response to election meddling. carolina,oro, north the headline there, "too little, too late?" the secret struggle to punishment. here is the line from ne

would you mind just reading a passage from your essay onjerusalem?ion of pieces written either during, after or before this book, from people who have been at at palfest, and i chose to write aboutjerusalem because for the last four orfive years, we have really seen the push against and intojerusalem becoming stronger and stronger. and at the heart ofjerusalem is of course the dome of the rock within al—haram al—sarif, which is the sanctuary, al—aqsa, and it's always, ever since i started doing this — the first time i went to palestine in 2000, there was a moment when i walked into the sanctuary and i really, really felt — felt such a piece. i mean, it's such a beautiful space and throughout the festival, i have really tried — wanted to give the visitors that sense, to give them that moment where you walk in and the world falls way. so i chose to describe the sanctuary and what it means and its history and here, this isjust the second paragraph in that piece. um, it says: a sanctuary on a hilltop, around it, the earth fell away. and here, this isjust

no doubt in my mind. no doubt in my mind. >> it seemed like a big box of puzzle pieces. >> prosecutors were in charge of evaluating the case against byron, and they knew it was controversial from the start. >> when brent and i got involved in it, the e-mails started, the phone calls, castigating us for taking this. after all, doesn't a homeowner have a right to defend his dwelling? i didn't argue with people. i said just stay open and let the evidence come out and see if you hold that same view. >> after looking at all the evidence, the prosecutors believed there was a strong case. >> the moment nick broke the window and entered into that house, didn't byron smith then have the right to defend himself? >> yes. yes, he did. but that's not what he did. he went way, way beyond defending himself. >> that grand jury in minnesota agreed. in april of 2013, five months after the shootings, byron smith was indicted on two counts of first degree murder. now there would be a trial in the case everyone in town was ta

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it is worth bearing in mind that uv levels will bearing in mind that uv levels will be very high acrosswales. certainly worth bearing in mind if you are out for any length of time. the heat is set to stay with us, clouding over in the north and west again. this is bbc news. i'm martine croxall. the headlines at 11pm: the prime minister orders a full public inquiry into the fire that destroyed a residential tower block in west london. so far, the number of dead stands at 17, but many people are still missing and the number could rise significantly as the recovery work continues. the first victim has been named as mohammed al—hajali, a syrian refugee who was studying engineering. his brother was rescued from the same flat by the fire brigade. they brought us outside. dozens of people are still listed as missing as appeals are made by families and friends for information. the prime minister the prime minister made a private visit to the scene,

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and that is the only fair way to do it, in my mind, anderson. and so i would say the same thing today about collusion that i said whatever it was a month ago or so. >> and i know you can't discuss the specifics with what director comey told you and your colleagues in this afternoon's classified session, but can you say whether he gave you more of the detail you were looking for and if it leads you further in one direction or another? >> well, i can say this, there was an opportunity for members to ask questions. and so members ask questions that they had, that they could not ask in the public session. that's really all i can say. >> sure, finally, you heard the president's private attorney say this afternoon that the james comey testimony was a vindication of the president? is that how you see it? is that a vindication of the president? >> not at all. not at all. i actually tend to believe comey. and i think all of this could have been avoided. and the tragedy is that the united states government and the people, the 30,000 employees of the fbi l

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the mind. it. is getting to the security system and the trouble. to replace it. is. to get. stuck with a suitcase it's a few seconds the crowd is spread out so. this. like. the saudi qatar spot continues with no end in sight and new sanctions on russia dividing nato allies also is the truth about ukraine finally coming to light lastly the west and civil society. let's talk about blackness in the bills of being black. and always well in a big house down at least that's what i've been told but it was simply did we in remains as such because we simply forgot i don't believe. being seen we've allowed them to rearrange their plane it you've told us the sickness of trust in our enemy we became defacements. in that's what i call a lack of blackness or understand in the blues of being black. sheep the blues of being black should mandate that we attack knowing how when and what to do to come this simple in his national has been begged is simply to the feeling blue is black and blue. in case you're new to the game this is how it works now the economy is built around corporations corpo

i don't know i don't know i kind of grade into the mind of the president of united states what i can tell you is that you know i prefer to look to look at what he das rather than want to say is you know so i don't know why he didn't mention that i'm annoyed we'll see in the future exactly you know we are still in the first few of alms of his presidency so i imagine he's also on the eleventh is probably you know trying to figure out a lot so his policy should be for the rest of his family i suppose so i would not really gave too much attention to a sentence or another send those there's talk now in the you of a common european army where does that leave nato will it become redundant. my you know this is a get you a sweet you know difficult question of the kind of b. . in further cycles european army is you know i think is a wrong way of. speaking about european defense policy because it is no european army and i don't think that it would be any utopian army unless europe is united politically which i don't see it's really happening in the next few reus atlas to say things diplomatical

keep in mind camden service only operating as far as green belt.assengers have to transfer to washington metro. also trains to camden will end in green belt there. big service adjustments. aside from that marc camden operating only to green belt. camden to d.c. will begin green belt and take the metro. if you take washington metro those trains not dealing with any delays and if brunswick line not affected by that service disruption this morning. bruz wick line the only line not impacted aside from washington metro we're seeing fine conditions across the rail lines locally as you make your way par maron mark, pep and camden lines. erin fox d.c. twitter. we'll take roads next. annie and maureen. >> k.c. police need help finding plea missing people. diamond ridge way was last seen friday, june 23, 4,000 block minnesota avenue north east. black female, light complexion. 5' 10". brown dies and black hair wearing blue dress. >> and looking for hannah olivia brown she went missing june 6. hannah described as black female light complexion 5' 6" to 5'" and

keep that in mind, that chance until about 9:00. temperatures working their way down to a just about 83 degrees at 11 p.m., so not much relief. futurecast, this has been overdoing it. this is what t like? probably not, but hanging onto the chance until about 9:00, spotty chances. tomorrow morning, cloutier skies, and most of father's day will be dry. at theves in starting west at about 4:00 am interstate 81, continuing into the metro area closer to dinnertime. most of the day, no issues, just hot and muggy. monday is the most likely day of severe weather, so watching monday closely. a.m. 82,morning, 7:00 by 11 a.m. 89, hot and muggy, and a slim chance of a thunderstorm. the more important number, about 98 the feels-like temperature d.c. 97 manassas, really hot. monday, the bigger story is the chance of severe weather, especially around the d.c. area. the extended outlook, monday, afternoon and evening, severe thunderstorms. tomorrow the bigger talk will be the heat. a little better the middle of the wii, and act to scattered thunder

they don't mind. because the british ship has sailed.use mrs may has shown that she is not a very good candidate, corbyn has been a better candidate, corbyn has been a better candidate, and it doesn't matter, they will both face the european union completely united in making britain pay — and a hard for quitting the european union. as an example to others, partly that. quitting the european union. as an example to others, partly thatm is even not the question, because today europe is united, macron in france, merkel in germany, to make europe work without britain. it is finished, practically. europe work without britain. it is finished, practicallylj europe work without britain. it is finished, practically. iwas europe work without britain. it is finished, practically. i wasjust going to ask you whether you don't think that maybe corbyn's mork and silly and tree approach to europe, which he has been talking about in the last few weeks, may be more effective in that case. —— more conciliatory. i am sure that the europeans preferred to dea

against alzheimer's took a big step forward in san francisco with the move for minds. it is a special eight -city evet hosted by the former first lady of california marie schriver. >> personally impacted by alzheimer's, and this is held in events across the state by equinox gyms and a special mind-body class, and afterwards a panel led by our own jessica geary, and the latest research in genetics and mindfulness and care giving for patients of alzheimer's was discussed. >> i was there to exercise with you, and i think that is the lar largest accumulation of the evidence, and i believe that we agree on that. and if sit is not, a heavy workout, but even walking. >> 2/3 of all new alzheimer's patients are women, and while there is no cure, the researchers e say that breakthroughs are on the horizon. over $400,000 was raised today, and that mo e thney goes direct schriver women's movement. >> and now, certified weather rate for accuracy for the nbc bay area news. >> june we are on cruise control and when the low clouds will clear, but we have changes coming up and headed o

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i it crossed my mind to the extent and no, i don't want to do that.rs are not going to judge you because you used to be on "saturday night live." >> one thing that's annoying is well, you know you were both in entertainment. he was in a reality show. a cannon ball is an entertainment. i have not used that -- on another show. >> i appreciate that. >> i want some original material. i will just under score everything that's new. look. i think he's devalued the presidency. i think that people go like gee now can be president. >> is that a problem? >> i think it is the sad state of affairs that we have a president who -- look, this whole idea of i am going to testify under oath 100%. well, you can take it to the bank, can you? >> what does it say to our culture that people don't care anymore >> well, i used to write books like lies and liars and liars. it is almost adorable that you can write a book pointing out a book that lies a lot. right now we have to take his words verses comey's words. you know even his supporters said well, don't take him literally

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two things i want you to keep in mind as you get ready to rise. rise willr ability to be shackled or bolstered by your ability to engage in elevated dialogue. for a this may seem crazy member of congress to talk about elevated dialogue, but believe me, it is the key to all of our finest hours. a a nation, individuals, and community we must get comfortable with having uncomfortable conversations. -- itnot rise if we are is so tempting to melt down someone's twitter feed or blow up someone's facebook page with angry words. someone wisely said, speak in anger and you will give the best speech you ever live to regret. even if it is sharing a virtual speech on social media, the result is the same so remember this. every moment captured on screen lives forever, and friends keep friends off youtube. [laughter] the solution to any problem begins when someone says, let's talk about it. as ave a long way to go country but it starts with each one of us individually being willing to have a conversation about the challenges we face. rise unlessible to we feel

keep in mind it will be increasingly humid as the day goes on.ooks like we're in the 70s down the shore. 63 is the dewpoint as we head through the morning rush hour, notice how all the numbers rise, we get all the numbers in the upper 60s and low 70s that's by 6:00 p.m. during the afternoon into the evening it gets more humid. for the phillies taking on the arizona diamondbacks, humid, a shower can't be ruled out. 80 for the first pitch, 72 for the 9th inning. cool drinks required tonight. up in the poconos cloudy and a shower, tomorrow, sun and thunderstorm, humid, 78 degrees, humid with a thunderstorm on sunday, 81. down the shore, 67 in the water, might see rip currents flags on the beach, keep that in mind. today, 71 more humid. 74 clouds hang on on saturday, it's still on the humid side. maybe a spotty thunderstorm late. sunday, 77 degrees, humid, some sun, a thunderstorm again can't be ruled out. in philadelphia for the weekend, today, 82 degrees, mostly cloudy skies with sunny breaks this afternoon, showers growing humid as we go through t

coyote has the presence of mind to not let the thing get away. covers it back up. and -- >> what's it feel like? >> like a bee sting, actually. it's not that bad. as compared to a tarantula hawk, that was nothing. almost like a bee sting. not as bad as a bee sting. >> on your coyote scale of pain, not that bad. >> i'm going to get the stripe tail out of the container here. >> sting number two. all right. right off the bat, it seems like this one hurts more. >> that one gave me more of a jolt than the hairy. >> we know the bark scorpion is the most painful. next up the striped scorpion followed by the giant desert hairy. >>> bradynd paige have been together for about eight years and they love backpacking. it's something they've been doing together since they were in their teen years. so they decided to head to this beautiful place. >> i totally recognize that. that's blue ray, colorado. i think? >> you're close. this shot is in telluride. brady has something up his sleeve. paige has no idea. he says hey, turn around. she turns around and there he is on one knee. >>

i just can't tell you the feeling went through my mind. i couldn't think of anybody that would ever want to do what they did to her. >> amyjane was an angel. traveling the world with her church to help children. >> they loved amy. they loved amy so much. >> but back home something sinister lay waiting. >> it was a pretty horrific crime scene. >> a bright young life snuffed out. >> who would do that? it doesn't make any sense at all. >> months later a mom out for a walk vanishes. >> karen's gone. i don't know where she is. i just cried. >> one murder, one disappearance in the same small town. but soon police would discover a creepier connection. >> one of the detectives had gotten his hands on an image of amyjane brandhagen and karen lang together. >> oh, my god. >> the dead teenager and the missing mom arm in arm. >> in that moment most of us knew that that wasn't coincidence. >> was someone stalking the women of this tight-knit church? this sounds more like a zodiac-type killer. >> absolutely. >> a race to connect the dots revealing a tru

money and money on my mind ♪ ♪ ♪ laid back with my mind on my money and money on my mind ♪ >> america'ss back. >> the obamas? >> no. they're still enjoying life in new york and d.c. >> the trumps. >> still in d.c. >> jay-z, be yn say. bert and ernie. >> this is obvious. close. talking about martha stewart and snoop dogg. the clue being the song that brought us in. >> oh. so abc's nick watt, met up with the odd couple. takes us on a look behind the scenes. >> yeah. >> welcome to martha and snoop's potluck dinner party. >> tv's odd couple back for season two because it works. >> going to start throwing dishes unless we get going. >> reporter: and backstage. >> did we find lobsters? >> chef's cameras, controlled chaos. >> that's for the -- the [ bleep ] burger. >> for the -- >> the [ bleep ] burger. the most expensive hamburger. >> thought she made that up. he was like, the what? >> so expensive. the show is going. good food and guests today. rupaul. >> always interesting to see people from different worlds come together and, and, meet in the middle. >> the weirdest group of people ever on

it seems you're talking about a mind set as anything else. >> there's definitely a mind set. it's this continuous improvement mind set where you know everything that you're doing, particularly when it comes to optimization, there's a better way to do everything, and the only way to discover that better way is through testing and ultimately trying to see what the impact from that testing is on your north star metric. any test that expands value being delivered to customers is going to be a successful test. >> when i hear hacking, when you hear hack, your think tricks to change everything and make it better. are there tricks people need to be using or tactics instead of tricks. these are big organizational thing. >> right, this is really hacking in the sense of just creative problem solving. it's, so like engineering is another sort of hacking synonym, so ultimately, it's about being able to use whatever resources that you have to come up with creative solutions to the problems that are holding back growth. >> great. so good to talk to you. thank you so much for coming on. >> t

a trap. same mind at me, get out if you can. atrap. i same mind at me, get out if you can. a trap.k many people could have got outside, unless it was earlier. and how are you doing, now? i have been inside my apartment, resting. it was an all night thing. i have got a roof terrace. i watched... just stayed up all evening. watching family after family perish. i could tell you, how many people engage window were dying. second top, that corner. family of three. by watched them pass away. a lady, third window in. multiple people, down the building. ijust felt hopeless. now... i am just feeling like nothing could have been done. it was so frustrating. and so frustrating that stay in policy is in place. obviously, that can work at other buildings, but seeing it from the outside, i had hot metal coming down, it hit me on the shin, dripping. fire plastic. just coming down like armageddon. you can see the building. when you are underneath it, it is enormous. one whole side on fire... it is enormous and difficult to comprehend. thank you for talking to us. comprehend. thank you for talking t

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we know what was in donald trump's mind. what was in donald trump's mind i would like to slow down or reverse this russia investigation. >> ron, the former director got a little heat from some people for not stepping up stronger when the president would say something. i actually -- i was sort of sympathetic that he was caught off guard and said something like, yeah, he's a good guy, or something to mike flynn. as you watched it, what did you think? >> i would agree with your assessment of it. i'm trying to put myself in that moment. here i am, relatively junr fbi director although very experienced, with a new president of the united states and a feeling out process. and how momentous is it as i'm hearing these words and trying to process, what does he really want from me? and, so, i'm not too shocked that he just tried to find a middle ground and walk away from the conversation as opposed to give him the heisman and say, this is inappropriate and go on his way. and maybe with the hope that the president would not come back t

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>> i think the judge maybe mindful of the time involved and how long they deliberated and .t when they come back within an hour and ask for the e tell they consider it a matter of importance and that the matter= is still in so we would have gotten a different answer from you if you were on the bench. >> probably so. >> appreciate it. >> thank you. well check back with you a little later. in the meantime, the crowds they are growing outside the ahead . andrea cline thomas will be with us telling us how people are reacting and waiting so long for the verdict. for now, lets send it back to keith and erin to the nbc studio >> jim rosenfield is reporting live for us. >>> for now, we have breaking news, philadelphia t&4j have new the federation teachers jus reached an agreement with the sc to the weather now, two words for you, hot and humid. >> a live look right now at liberty towers in center city, showers are moving into our area now. keep your umbrella handy. that shot is looking darn good out this view of a little bit of cloud cover there. you see the haze though. take your w

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david, i want to go to you for what you believe is now going through donald trump's mind.because you know him. you've written books about him. you spent time talking to him. you know how he thinks. all of this lawyering up this week, mike pence lawyering up, and mike pence getting a lawyer who is best friends with james comey, all of the things that donald trump would find in all of that, in his thinking about tonight. >> oh, he is terribly frustrated. donald is used to being a king and having no one question what he does. and in his mind, although i'm sure he doesn't know the story, will no one rid me of this middleso meddlesome prosecutor. donald doesn't understand because he has never read the constitution what the duties and powers are of being the president. it's pretty clear the family is facing serious difficulties that will come to haunt them in the months ahead and may become quite important. >> like, what david? what are those? >> well, this whole fiasco over the 666 fifth avenue building where jared kushner got his family to put all their money into it. grossly

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