so, at any rate, so, he said, don't worry, missy, by then he was calling me missy, because his children had started calling me that and before long, everyone did. don't worry, missy, i find law work pretty boring myself. there will be lots of other things to do and he was right because he was involved in all sorts of causes, the boy scouts, the woodrow wilson, foundation and i went up to manhattan and stayed with a cousin and enjoying working with him there very, very much. then in august, 1921, he went to camp obello island and there he was stricken with polio myelitis better known as infantile paralysis or infantile, a terrible disease for a man who's 39 years old and 6 foot 2, but that's what happened. over the next four years, mr. roosevelt tried everything he could to be able to walk again because he hoped to re-enter public office. he said, if a man's going to run for office he has to be able to walk first. well, he wasn't making a whole lot of headway until 1924, when he heard about a young man in warm springs, the tiny town of warm springs, georgia, who had exercised in the mine

that's what missy did, and that's the piece of missy that i bring to goldie, what she did, not who she> what do you make of a woman in that era having the insight, the commitment and the clout to make that happen for this many comedians whose names now are household names? >> i think she had to pave the road for herself, and that's something i learned in every episode i played of goldie, that she had to fight for the right to have the opinion she had. she had no clout. she gave herself the clout. she said, i will use the one talent i know i have. and that's knowing what funny is. and she doesn't care if you're a guy or girl, black or white, from guatemala or down the road. she knows funny. and she wants the funny in her shop, because that's where she's going to thrive. that's where she's going to get the kind of respect she's looking for. i don't think it's unusual that a woman of her time and age has the inspiration or the idea. i think what's amazing was that she was able to make it happen. and she doesn't get a lot of thank you for it. >> one of the thank yous, which came time and t

lesn launched several missi against isis in syria come in retaliation for the june attacks in tehran that killed 16 people. a major natural disaster. this is in portugal. more than 60 people have died, dozens injured while wildfires are raging out of control. richard cantu reports, portugal's government has sent an sos across europe, pleading for help to fight the flames. richard: all through the night, the deadly force to fires outpacing more than a dozen firefighters, struggling desperately to contain them. the flames whipped up fierce winds. i saw the wind. it look like fireworks. i told my husband this is the end of the world, and it was for dozens who thought they could out run the blaze. route, thisn escape became a highway to hell, residents trapped. >> very quickly, the wind was just with thing. richard: more than 60 killed so far. some drove into a death trap. at least 30 bodies were found inside of the burned-out shells of cars. the result, anguish. [shouting] richard:: and officials expect the death toll to climb. responders,first thick clouds of smoke and he is reducing v

and the full formal missi on statement is to give people the power to build community to bring the worldser together. alison: he said the new feature will be called facebook groups and allow you to connect with strangers to build a meaningful community on the platform. jonathan: crews are trying to get a handle on this wildfire southwest of salt lake city. this started saturday with somebody decided to burn weeds with a torch. it has minced at only growing, and only 15% contained. so far nobody has been hurt, but several homes have been destroyed. the person who started this could have to pay for the damage, fire fighting costs. it is mild and muggy tonight, today was 88. tamara was a similar set up. i think we will be once again into the upper 80's -- tomorrow is a similar setup. pack patience and extra time. it be dry in the afternoon. a shower later tomorrow evening into saturday morning. sunday 83. at 11:00, still upper 70's. and tonightginess, the numbers do not move much. dry most of the night, but why don't tomorrow, showers working their way in. we have the remnants of tropical c

the search for two missi ining swimmers is suspected because the water is too rough. the teenagers disappeared off martin luther king boulevard at 7:00 last night. nora muchanic joins us live now with more. >> reporter: hi there rick, oakal officials finished a news conference to update us. the bodies have not been found yet of these two teenagers they are searching for and they have temporarily suspend the the water search. it was last night, it was suppose to be a fun outing for four friends at the beach and a 16-year-old teenager from atlantic city got caught in a rip tide at martin luther king boulevard known to be a bad rip tide area because of the jetty here. and her 15-year-old friend went in to try to save her and now both are missing and presumed dead. >> last night we were praying for a rescue and today we are just praying for recovery. >> today on a foggy beach. the stepfather of ramon quinn waits for news, his stepson went missing trying to save his friend known as kiki. kiki got caught in a rip tide. >> you see someone in trouble he is going to try to hel

. >> we were missing helmets, some of our tackling pads are missi missing. we had trophies missing from out of here from kids that didn't make to the our banquet. >> reporter: it took years of fundraising for these kids to get all the money to buy this stuff. now, just a month before the cougars kick off the season, they're starting all over again. >> it really was disheartening to find out somebody would come up here and not only destroy the shed but pretty much destroy the moral of the kids that really use all of this equipment. >> the losses are a kick in the gut. more than five grand. and to the crooks if you're list septembering, words from the coach. >> i hope it was worth it. what joy did you get out of it i don't understand what the purpose was, but we'll bounce back. enjoy it because we'll bounce back. >> police are still looking for tips in this case. in the meantime that league has set up a gofundme sight to try to raise money to recoup some of their losses. we've put a link op our website fox29.com. in chester township, chris o'connell, fox 29 ne

betty is told about this missi mission. to explain it when the nazis invaded france paris of the north became part of germany in effect, while the south and central area with its headquarters at the town that's famous for the mineral waters are an independent state which really just answers everything germany says. they are allowed to have an embassy in the united states. they have one on wyoming avenue in washington, d.c. betty is told to get the ciphers from that embassy. thankfully the ciphers are on the second floor in a locked safe. there's an armed guard, he has a dog, it's an impossible mission. betty says, i will take it. she goes about the mission as she goes about all the other missions. she looks for a friend. she finds one and charles bruce. bruce is a very french frenchman. he liked his wines his good foods, according to the u.s. records he had been married either three or five times. betty interviews him. the next day a dozen roses are delivered and he calls and asked her for lunch. after lunch they wind up in

missy would sip her favor were sometimes old-fashioned.when they had guess fdr would insist on mixing martinis for everyone and would break that he is the best martini mixer in the east. there are references to run base during call the haitian libation. i've tried find the recipe but i can't. by all accounts it was awful. it is something that fdr really like to make. one other thing i forgot to mention that plays until white house food history is presidential pets. the white house executive chef has often been in charge of feeding the animals at the white house and making special recipes for the dogs. there was a time when white house pet messed up the plans for the white house cook. this involved a dog name links. he was a setter that was on the scene. according to white house reports, on the morning of marcf fried eggs and ham set out for the resident staff. the white house cook made this and stepped away to do something else. when they returned they were all gone. they realize this was because lynx had helped himself to a nice hearty me

we remand trial attorney missy marist to talk about this. good to see you again.ard. had he expect the argument to go in october? >> there were three different scenarios. the first is the travel ban argument actually move. let's not forget this is a temporary ban. it's giving the administration timed to get permanent vetting procedures in place that may not be necessary. but if we move forward to arguments there's two problems. first is this triumph of executive authority to impacted them like this. the answer will probably be yes. the second question is is it uncommon to chanel? does it unfairly discriminate against muslims? cheryl: let's talk about the justices opinion. clarence thomas, his view of the travel ban. what do claim is that attorney from what he wrote and not opinion. >> it makes it very clear that the supreme court is unanimous, that trump has authority over these immigration issues, that the president can pass a travel ban in his executive capacity in the situation i'm like what the lower circuit court had found. that's what it says. some conservat

missy, i want to ask you, as a witness, is that a dangerous position to be in.here the opportunity to have closed-door hearing after this? do you expect that to happen? >> absolutely. that's an important shield. it's absolutely critical of the president has the ability to have conversations with high-level government officials about this becoming public information. if the executive privilege is a vote, it's broadened to encompass a lot of the questions they might here today. what would happen if there was some indication that was improperly imposed, there may be a closed session to address issues that aren't improperly in the public eye. lauren: invariably buffalo state today say today is densely packing sessions created a difficult confirmation from his former colleagues, former senators here but do anticipate today and how should the press handled the attacks he will suffer? >> he calls for this to be enough in testimony to i don't think he will hear anything too shocking. he wants to set the record straight so he can move on. the big question will be about a

so i enrolled missy in swim lessons. it changed my life. the same for someone that you love! there's nothing more precious than your child's well-being. so act now, before it's too late. make a splash! i'm glad i did. thanks, mom. visit usaswimmingfoundation.org, to find, get or give a swim lesson. sfx: loud poorly played electric guitar that sounds awful but a lot better than last week ♪rock guitar music ♪we weren't born to follow lou: in our online poll we asked do you think there is enough evidence to show former attorney general loretta lynch obstructed justice and gave hillary clinton cover? only 96% of you say yes there is. eboni, let's start with the blockbuster with the supreme court. i want you to weigh in on this one. this has been hanging over the head this president from almost the moment he walked into the white house. >> going back to one of the premiere banner things the president campaigned on is the issue of immigration. this is connected to that and this will be positive for the president and his base. legally speak, const

missy, taking a little bit of a different approach on our facebook live scream of the hearings. says it doesn't matter what party affiliation is. we're all americans. if anyone, especially our president is colluding with a foreign government, then that needs to be taken seriously. wusa9 went inside, and outside of the beltway to get reaction. at 6:00, we're going to take you inside the bars that were hosting comey hearing watch parties. and we're also you to boonesville, maryland, to give you a different perspective. >>> if topping off your gas tank costs $15, you wouldn't round the price to 20 and let the fuel company keep the change would you? >> if you get groceries that cost $25, would you be cool with paying 30? that's exactly what the giant ridesharing company, uber is accused of doing in a lawsuit. so investigative reporter, eric flack's investigation started, aen then it seems like uber kind of changed the way they were doing things. >> reporter: in the midst of our story, they made a bunch of different changes. we were talking about this around the newsroom a lot. so wh

. >> a mask about the pace missi mission, this is a mission designed to it to get important information about the oceans especially with respect to theh health of various fisheries. and important to all of the coastal areas in the united. states.budget my question is, given your budget proposes to zero the pace mission, how do you propose we get that important information for our coastal economies?? >> we have a few opportunities. let me explain how we did these we did a programmatic assessmene pace was not -- we think there is a way to get that data differently. we also want to see what they come out in 2018 will have a nei come out. the couple because they weren'to performing as well and those that we had science from other missions with the budget box wherein dropping from 1.921.7 that we did in earth science is how we made the decisions we made. we are talking about how we can get the data in a different way than during the entire pace mission. >> just so i understand, you are essentially even a number by omb that you were supposed to hit, set right?numb >> yes so it was not a decis

. >> i just want to thank bet for, you know, my teenage queens like missy elliott and little kim andalled for a moment of silence in the wake of recent police involved violence and it was a big night for chance the rap erwining best new artist and a humanitarian award. >> in addition to making some really amazing music, chance has been taking that big bright spotlight that follows him around and he's shining it on young people in our hometown of chicago. >> reporter: the rapper getting political taking on the topics of police violence and mass incarceration. >> to tell everybody in this government that y'all need to let everybody out of jail for selling weed before y'all start making it legally. >> ♪ >> reporter: rich dennison, fox news. >> very serious in his delivery, chance the rapper. it was good show. >> looked like it. >>> melanie griffith showing offer her rock hard abs in a new instagram selfie. she's 59 >> good for her. >> i know. >> she is -- she just posted getting ready to go to work those abs. look at how cute she is. the mother of three has been training with a celebrit

members of the -- operating lawfully and has the necessary authority and toolsts to accomplish its missi and keep america safe. part of our mission beyond the oversight, we continue to provide to the intelligence committee and its activities is tosi investigate russian interferencehe in the 2016 election, the committee's work continues. this hearing represents part of thatg effort. allegations have been serving in the press for a couple of weeks and today is your opportunity to set the record straight. your statement of the record providesns helpful details surrounding interactions with the president. clearly lays out your understanding of those discussions. actions you took following each conversation and yourr state of mind. i very muchh appreciate your cann candor and i think it is helpful as we determine the ultimate truth behind possible russian interference in the election. your statement provides texture and context to your interactions with thera president from your vantage point and outlines a strained relationship.p. the american people need to hear your side of the story just

is with us and the starbuck dynasty, jake robertson is here along with his wife, the president and missy robinson. you don't want to miss a moment of it. stay right there. travis kalanick stepped down as the ceo of lugar. the ride him a giant candy his resignation yesterday after shareholder revolt. reported by "the new york times," transcends that it comes five hours -- hours after five of the company's bid to shareholders demanded in a letter he resign immediately. last week uber announced kalanick would take an indefinite leave of absence to create the sudden death of his mother. in a statement, kalanick says i love transfer more than anything in this world. i've expected the investors request to step aside and go back to building rather than be distracted with another fight. transfers were directors praised his decision spreading this is a bold decision in the sign of his devotion and love for uber. he's taking time to heal from his personal tragedy while giving the company room to fully embrace this new chapter in uber's history. the start of valued at $70 billion without a leader,

. >> this isn't missy hoover's that took but by far her most precious.ries special message. i love you, mommy. my little girl lilly. >> i love you, mom. >> i this is sound wave tatoo, body art that talks. it works through the skin motion app, website, specialized tatoo artist. >> you take picture with our app. we process the that, too and we make it so that the app can play it back. >> i love you. >> the majority requests have been from people hoping to preserve the memory of a loved one, like josh. >> every morning, 100%, i start my day with it. >> he plays the voice of his father who passed away two years ago. it is a recording of his dad talking about his long battle with cancer. >> you absolutely have to believe, and once you have that belief, than desire, you can conger anything. >> his best advice he gives how to survive, not only cancer but life. >> advice he now carries with him always, with the help of what's called audible ink. the skin motion app scheduled to be released this month, no word yet on the cost, now in the process every training ta

. >> hope lives in this town, and city council member missy bei y talked about the future plans.> the city's buzzing. >> there was a time when there were two new car dealership and a bus lane downtown. >> right here? >> yeah. probably the '70s. >> that was a bustle era, thanks to disco. >> not so much bustle anymore. >> yeah. economic downturn hits a place this small pretty hard. >> absolutely. but we're trying to capitalize on the fact that this place is gorgeous, red river gorge, natural bridge. there's people coming in from not all over the country but all over the world. we have to figure out how to offer them what they want. places to eat, places to go at night, for live music. >> downtown is we just walked through downtown and this is -- >> not happening. >> this is like 5:00 at night. and most downtowns there's traffic and lots of noise and activity. >> right. >> how close do you think you are to bringing the bustle back to downtown beattyville? >> i wish i could say the next five years, but i have to be realistic. i don't really know. it may take longer than that. it may

steve: here ar jase and missy robertson. take a look at that face.you know my daughter is powerful and so is my wife. it's been almost 8 years. the last time i shaved and got a hair cut, mia actually, it scared her. she didn't recognize me. brian: who is this guy? steve: you are doing this for a reason. >> absolutely. our foundation we started three years ago when the show was at its height, we are hoping we can raise, this is our doll goal, we are revealing this it this morning for the first time on "fox & friends" is $100,000. if the fund will raise $100,000 he will shave his beard. steve: where does the money governmental it goes to the fund. and 100 percent of the deengses go to the children. jase and i pay all the cost for the administration fees. brian: cleft palate. she was born with a cleft lip and pallet. ainsley: how many operations has she had. >> she has had eight so far. brian: very expensive for families. usually more than that people need help. >> we found ourselves in a situation when she was born not knowing that it was going to happ

i met the great missy robins and she gave me my first shot. at spee a joe. >> how terrifying was it? you're young, a woman, you know, these are challenges many the restaurant world. >> they are. i guess the biggest challenge for me is people would love the concept, hoping it would shine through. you work so hard on what is your concept going to be and i knew celebrating pasta was an area that i loved that i was passionate about and also that i think chicago and the u.s. really loves pasta. every culture does, right? >> but it's a bamming restaurant town with a lot of competition. how scary was that leap? >> i don't know. i think i kind of went for it. if you're scared, i think fear can really hold you back. so i really tried to be strong and i said, all right. i'm going to do it day by day. i have a great business partner. we met our partners there. my fiancee and her husband. we all cook together. >> best chef, great lakes region, no small feat. chef grunberg as i ask you to sign this dish, i would ask if you could share this bounty with anyo

the private sector work as use of the ss and has become more pervasive so has the opportunity for missy's. we taken numerous measures to protect the integrity of the ssn. in 2001, we remove the full ssn from two of our largest mailings, social security statement and social security cost-of-living adjustment notice. these notices account for about a third of the roughly 352 million notices that we send out each year. in 2007 omb issued a memo requiring agencies to review their use of the ssn and identify unnecessary use of the number. we recognize that although we need to ssn to administer our program we could and did refine all of our personnel processes to reduce reliance on the number. still, we recognize we need to do more. two thirds of our notices have the social security number. are notice infrastructure is complex with about 60 different applications generating notices and every notices created to respond to an individual's unique circumstances. nevertheless, we are committed to replacing the ssn with a beneficiary notice code or began to see as we modify existing notices or create

. >> cardy b., missy, all same category and nikki is likefy don't win i'm coming back. >> i would gocrazy over. >> i cannot think about it. >> they broke though♪ i can't think of it. >> i could whiff it to her over nikki minaj. >> you know when i first heard this shong i was like who is he. everybody thought its with a guy. it was not. we'll have to find out what will happen in la. qunsy harris you know him from the "q" show. heed is i can't be there because he's on a national run his show is in philadelphia. he went for the weekend. that's him and big boy as a celebrity basketball game. he caught one people including look would that was chris breezy. idea i was talking to quincy from the airport in la he said you know i interviewed chris brown in philly when 16 years old and let girls call into the station and talk to him. >> we'll do throw back thursday or whatever and q you sat down with kanye. >> he went back and form when he dogged him about the music. >> like what? >> he knows everybody. >> 7:51 not typical score. schools teaching kid that failure is actually the key to success

i had group, um, early on that was assigned to missy elliot. >> he's rapper. >> he watched me go throughn he told me he wanted to be rapper and i didn't want him to be it took some time for me to realize that's what he really wanted to do, and once he was serious i really started to, um, you know get myself into educating myself on the industry more and just being there for him. i had to manage him because i fell as though that he needed me there so i managed him all the way up until second season of em mentioned miss berry's cares. >> yes. >> it deals with getting kids into the industry especially with attention difficulties. >> yes. >> okay. >> because i'm here to inspire, educate and empower parents to once again educate yourself and what i did as a parent, um, because i didn't have anyone to always tell me what to do. >> andrea your road wasn't easy this book details some of your challenges. can you give us a brief synopsis about some of the things you go there. >> domestic violence. i was -- high child already brashear has a sister two years older than he is. and i got pregnant with

. >> first of all, regarding the fisa court and the mitchy missy brief, the role that they play, i have long been concerned about ensuring that the fisa court, which authorizes and oversees government foreign surveillance activities under section 702 as you know and other authorities, has sufficient information about the civil liberties and privacy implications of the decisions that it makes. in 2013, i proposed legislation to establish a special advocate to assist the court in that task. and i think it's fundamental that the fisa court hears different perspectives and the weighty statue to yy statute cos area. the usa freedom act which created an institutional freedom process for participation of amicus curi to provide the fisa court with information about civil liberties and privacy concerns when the court is presented with novel or significant questions of law. the court has -- i understand appointed five amisi to fill this purpose. so my question is do you think they have played a helpful role, how could this process be improved, and what do you think are the next steps for fisa cou

can catch it live, all the coverage on fox sports one, and fox sports go, tiger woods phil fellow missiin action, dustin janeson hitting the court the dfb champion yesterday. >> come back this week, you know really good shape every player going to have to work well this week if i want to have a chance there on sunday afternoon. but --, feel like i am prepared i feel ready, and we will see what happens. maria: joining us right now our fox super star sports analyst paul azinger brad faxon thank you for being here happy working with you, paul do you think dustin will take home the prize again this year. >> i kind of root for the guy i have a chance to interview him a few weeks ago got to know a different side of dustin johnson talked to his agent before the interview a hard worker most powerful in the game very accurate, and got his act together, he went to that school of hard knocks maria i know, he the old movie line failure is not option failure was big bharth part in cut of ip positives liearners from failures i recover from mistakes learn or never recover he learned from them. >> make

maria: missy robertson with me, you are about to have an extreme makeover.ve that beard? >> i think i am going to shave the beard. >> set a goal of $100,000 to raise money for our daughter's foundation to help children. if we raise $100,000, that is coming off. maria: looking for the clean-cut -- >> that is the one i married. and at $4.95, you can trade with a clear advantage. fidelity, where smarter investors will always be. and at $4.95, you can trade with a clear advantage. ♪ dynamic performance, so you can own the road. track-tuned handling, so you can conquer corners. aggressive-styling, so you can break away from everyone else. experience the exhilaration of the bold lexus is. experience amazing. >> to protect earth from what is destined to arrive. >> you destroyed your home. maria: that with a clip from transformers the last night, the action-packed franchise back, this time the humans and transformers are at war. chief critic for wv i radio mike sargent is here, summer blockbuster season, what did you think of the film? >> combination of all the bloc

theucky for you we have the perfect tip missy bell is here. misty, how are you?versary. so there are events all throughout the year, where they going to commemorate the 50thme love with a big dance party. we can go a that's going to be place. if you want to go international but don't really feel like always a great spot. >> canada is always a celebrating their anniversary. there are celebrations all throughout the year. this year you will find y 1st is celebrations all throughout the county. >> i've been seeing a lot of ads foha l of people who are thrill seekers, they want to get on the roller coaster and find where the best one is. there's one not far from where we are right now. cle. it's the grandma of all cyclones. she's turning 90 this year. >> up went on that thing and it is scary. it throws you around. >> it does. but people love it and they are celebrating on june 25th with brooklyn's biggest block party to celebrate her birthday. >> and in a few, there are also great amusement parks in colorado that i know nothing about. >> in glenwood spring, we have t

missy bells is a travel expert. how are you? the summer of love anniversary first. >> san francisco's pier 39 is celebrating it's 39th anniversary. there are events all throughout the year including on june 23rd where they're going to commemorate the 50th anniversary of the summer of love with a dance party. >> that's going to be a wild place. if you want to go international but you don't feel like traveling that far, canada is always a great spot. >> it's always a great choice. this year they're celebrating their 130th anniversary. this month you'll find multiculturism day. and july 1st is canada day. >> a lot of ads for that stuff now. there are a lot of people i know who are thrill seekers. they want to get on a roller coaster, find where the best one is. there's one not far from where we >> absolutely. coney island cyclone. >> i went on this thing. it's scary. it feels like it's rickety, but it throws you around. >> it does, but people love it. and they're celebrating on june 25th with brooklyn's biggest block party to celeb