do you have a question for missy?i can try and pull the accent out again. >> we do talk about their time together in louisville? >> caren chases here and she's author of this wonderful book about fdr and his houseboat. i didn't let missy talk about that because she never mentioned it. we are still debating how you say it. when fdr went down to the florida keys beginning in 1923, he rented a boat one winter and bought one for a friend, john lawrence, and for three years missy was the hostess on the boat, so she spent more time with him really than any other adults as he was recovering from polio. it was the boat-- i love the way of was described. fdr said it was a fine little packets. his co-owner said it was a floating tenements and after-- karen's book makes it pretty clear because it was a floating tenements, crammed with people must all the. lots of visitors and partying, prohibition was going on. who cares? missy was the hostess and she loved the time to achieve up to fishing she would go on vacation and go fishin

missy was the hostess.again she filled an important role they were not able to do and that was to be an emotional companion and support to fdr during this dark time. when they went on to warm springs to the cottage and eventually the white house was built there was a bedroom with a bath adjoining his and that's where they could stay if eleanor came. she usually stayed in the guesthouse behind the house. i have a cute story about the white house nice enough down there to let me go into the room. went into the bathroom and noticed there was a roll of that toilet paper they used to have in europe that they had a wire around it and i asked why and she said we had to do that with both of the rolls of toilet paper that were left in 1945 because people were sneaking in and stealing a sheep as a souvenir. i think the isolation is that difficult few months. it is a little town in the middle of nowhere and wasn't used to being in the thick of things she loved working in the white house and working with the roosevelts

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she overtakes missy franklin's record of 11 golds.reg rutherford says he's "gutted" injury has ended his hopes of competing at next month's world athletics champonships in london. it means rutherford won't compete in the same stadium he won olympic gold five years ago. he says he'll now focus on becoming a three—time european champion next year. sprinter richard kilty won't be there either. he was expected to compete in the men's 4x100—metre relay, but the european indoor champion has broken a finger on his changeover hand. there's been more criticism of the rugby football union's decision to not renew the contracts of england's women's 15—a—side players. in a letter seen by bbc sport, the shadow sports minister, dr rosena allin—khan, tells chief executive ian ritchie of her "deep concern". sarah hunter says the focus will remain on the world cup next month. we were fully aware of and understood the situation when the new contracts were coming out and it was something we were, i never thought it would happen in a million years and had

looking up in the skies it has a missy sense you know it's going to be hot today. 97 degrees is the high temperature. it will feel like 100 degrees this afternoon. >>> while we're awaiting an update on a death investigation in vineland new jersey, last night crews from cumberland county pulled two bodies from crystal lake. police have yet to release details on the circumstances of the deadly discovery. >>> a camden county woman has been arrested and charged in connection with the death of her daughter. on july 18, police and paramedics responded to the home and they found 4-year-old's body with severe injuries to the face. 20-year-old mother is accused of failing to seek medical attention foredaughter. police are working to piece together how the little girl died. >>> police want to shut down the potential flash mob before it happens. officers monitor private surveillance cameras plus those from participating businesses across the city and region. they plan to monitor social media platforms more closely for signs of problems. the center says it adheres to all privacy laws and encourages

. >> excuse me, missy. what are you doing?f million dollar match maker takes off next week, and that's daniel looking for love again on the premiere episode. patty's biggest dating tip, even if you are using apps, take one extra step before meeting up. >> the technology has changed and we think we're getting smarter, you be we're getting dumber. you have to get on the phone. hear their voice, and you don't want get on a date without hearing their voice. >> because? >> oh, god. the voice tells everything. >> what patti was saying is she is single and actively looking for love on a dating app. >>> we move from one big personality to another. meet todd sharp. he has his own reality show that promises to be your secret summer guilty pleasure. now todd is part comedian, part dictator. >> just like "dance moms" coach abby lee miller, he is all attitude. >> at this point, i'm super stressed about how unprepared we are for nationals. so i'm working on a routine for this week. which is so attractive with my man boobs flopping in the wi

big screen, and beyonce took a break from the twins to join her sister, and look who else was with missyty perry, who couldn't stop dancing. >> that is the first set of emojis ever. 176 in all developed back in 1999, and now, less than 20 years later, these symbols have their feature film with very big stars who celebrated from coast to coast. >> in new york, sofia vergara looked amazing with her recently kutd hair and little back dress. she voices who else, but the dancing flamenco emoji? >> i got inspired in the dress that the emoji is wearing. you can see the details of red underneath. >> sofia was solo, but reunited with her husband getting ice cream later in the day. she said theput a picture of th enjoying a gunsen roses concert. >> we had the best time. >> having the best time in l.a., it was stars day out with their kids. >> ifr never done a carpet with my kids before. it was fun taking them along for the ride, and she looks like he is having the best time ever at this premiere. >> he was dancing with the poo emoji. >> it's hard to bring your kids to a public event. >> they took

big screen, and beyonce took a break from the twins to join her sister, and look who else was with missyckson and kity perry who couldn't stop dancing. coming up next rob lowe looks for dead people. his new show which features his ns. o >> i can't get them to watch anything i'm in. >> then ""e.t. has your vip pass to ryan gosling, harrison ford, gal gadot and cate blanchett. >> in new york, sofia arverga looked amazing with her recently cut hair and little back dress. she voices who else, but the dancing flamenco emoji. >> i got inspired in the dress that the emoji is wearing. the time had coast to coast premieres. in l.a. it was premiere dates with their kids. >> >> i guess you don't let anything keep you sidelined. that's why you drink ensure. rals. for the strength and energy to get back to doing... ...what you love. ensure. always be you. z2fwdz z16fz y2fwdy y16fy sister reacting? >> they are over the moon. >> do you know if it's a boy or girl yet? >> we do. i'm not going to tell you that. me owhat does life look like during your perio

big screen, and beyonce took a break from the twins to join her sister, and look who else was with missyckson and kity perry who couldn't stop dancing. coming up next rob lowe looks for dead people. his new show which features his . nso so >> i can't get them to watch anything i'm in. >> then "e.t." has your vip pass to comicon. ryan gosling, harrison ford, gal gadot and cate blanchett. >> in new york, sofia vea rgar looked amazing with her recently cut hair and little back dress. she voices who else, but the dancing flamenco emoji. >> i got inspired in the dress that the emoji is wearing. the time had coast to coast premieres. in l.a. it was premiere dates with their kids. >> >> i guess brother and si rstereacting? >> they are over the moon. >> do you know if it's a boy or girl yet? >> we do. i'm not going to tell you that. come on. >>> i feel like we can do surgery here. >> that's christie brinkley in the hamptons with her daughter and son. celebrating mom's cover for "social life" magazine. here's my question: is it weird when they see their mom pose like this? >> i don't know. she is

so i enrolled missy in swim lessons. it changed my life.nd now, you can do 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. >>> two years after the end of world war ii, the army air corps became the u.s. air force. and the jet age was on cruise control. 24-year-old chuck yeager was an air force test pilot. on october 14th, 1947, in the x-1, he broke the sound barrier for the first time. >> probably the most useful thing i ever did was break the sound barrier, but the most exciting flying i've ever done is combat. >> little did chuck yeager know but the u.s. was marching yet again toward war. june 25th, 1950, north korea invaded south korea. >> what goes through the mind of jack bolt? >> that i wanted to get in the action. >> at the controls of the 700-mile-per-hour sabre jet there would be plenty of action. 31-year-old major john bolt was flying with

this german shepherd named creed was not part of the picks county missi bucks county mission, but he is trained. >> everything from land, water, boat structure fires, everything set of circumstances is different, every environment is different and they all play a u what a dog can and can't do. >> a dog sense of smell is typically 40 times stronger than a human. count on nbc 10 to deep updating this killing spree investigation 24 hours a day on the nbc 10 app. there you can read more about the victims' lives and check out ourkey places and events in the case. >>> we're starting with a look e dense isibility because it's fog is hanging around. along the north parts of you're viewin down to 2 1/2 miles. you can still drive in that, but you have to take a little extra caution. but areas like trenton 1 1/2 and pottstown at three quarters of a mile, that is more of a hindrance. things are much better as you get in to philadelphia and areas south. 10 on miles is a max that you will see on a map like this. we are starting out mild. 74 in philadelphia, 75 in delle wear, 71 in the lehigh valle

missy and marty in places, more persistent rain for the northwest england and wales.o the north of the front across northern ireland and scotland, some clear spells and it would look cool and fresher. there researchers across north west of scotland where it will be windy with the deals and exposed spots. things will put up a little bit on sunday afternoon. it will feel very humid indeed. that warmth he will continue across southern areas, particularly for the start of the week. a lot of dry weather, some sunshine around as well. that from for now. —— that's all from me for now. hello. this is bbc news with kasia madera. the headlines: tony blair says some eu leaders have told him they would change rules freedom of movement of people to let britain stay in the single market after brexit. the government is considering making it harder to buy acid after a string of attacks in london. mps are calling for a clampdown after a sharp rise in incidents. a 15—year—old girl has died in devon after taking a drug formerly known as a legal high. the teenager was found unconscious i

katie ledecky took her third straight win in the 1,500 event and nabbing her 12th win overall to pass missy franklin as the all-time winningest female swimmer in world championship history. she won her semi-final about 45 minutes after that race. >> you said she's 20 years old? >> we've never seen any female swim are quite like her. >>> now to some weather. in china some incredible flash flooding that forced 600 to evacuate. in las vegas commuters took their chances with flooded roads and high waters in mississippi forced several people to be rescued. >>> bill karins has a look at the day ahead. >> more of the same, more thunderstorms, severe thunderstorms and possibly flash flooding. today out ahead of this, it will be just warm and humid enough and we'll get enough sunshine for about 4 million people to be at risk. again, not too many tornadoes. this is the time of year you get a lot of wind damage with these storms. this could have ripple effects because of the airports across the country. from new york to d.c. to philadelphia, all the way back to the mississippi river, the middle of the

i'm the one standing out here, missy, as soon as i came out here, too, you know the feeling when you come from the climate controlled, all the sudden your hands get clammy, that's what you'll notice when you come out from the air-conditioning outside. yes, we'll talk for the next 72 hours, jim, you'll be smitzin. >> get one of those portable fans and keep it pointed at you the next few days. it doesn't really get better from here, for the next few days, you're got really substantial heat, very substantial humidity. but let's throw in some unsettled weather while we're at it, too, talking dog days of summer. take a look at storm scan, for the moment not looking all that interesting. had heavier thunderstorms, now cleared new jersey, as the morning progresses, i won't be shocked to see more northern suburbs, berks county, bucks, ends up with shower or thunderstorm here, but will prime afterly wait until this afternoon or evening, any of these thunderstorms rumbling through, they could douse you, if you plan to be out all day long, wouldn't be the worse idea to take your umbrella with y

. >> reporter: part of a brand-new pilot program at 16th and missi mission, free and unlocks with your clipper card. >> it's very high security. there's no bike that's ever been stole friend our racks. >> reporter: that comes from bike keep. >> it has a built-in lock so you don't technically need a cable lock. >> reporter: if you have locks it's a good plan. b.a.r.t. hopes the convenience will be enough to convince some riders they should leave their bikes locked up at their home stations instead of bringing them on the train. >> about 25% of the people who take bikes on the trains actually do so because they don't feel comfortable leaving their bikes at home station. >> reporter: b.a.r.t. says it will complement the lockers at some stations like this one where space is tight. the next phase of the pilot a solar powered bike keep rack at pleasant hill. jonathan bloom, abc 7 news. >>> as of today it will cost you more to cross the golden gate bridge. the toll went up 25 cents to $7.75 this morning but you'll pay only $6.75 if you have fastrak. they need to narrow a budget gap. another t

after having invented flying taxis for the fifth element missy picked up his crayons once again for basil. this song sinatra debates what's best songs that these are little reader who adopted us on only one he kept in mind his emotions as a young readers. me and two taffy but it was done in a manner that really pleased me mom background really nnova. fan the graphic novel meanwhile a week the movie with impatience your government has. i watched the trailer. i see things from the comic book bound by of the characters look the same. it's been respected graphically off to get coffee. barbecue he took a big risk in what i have high expectations we're looking forward to watching it. well they're in and the city of the thousand planets debuted in the united states a week before its official release. in front. it's nine eighteen pm here in paris reminded now all of our top headlines. in a blow to the lgbt community us presidents donald trump takes a twitch set to announce that he plans to ban transgender people. from serving in the u. s. citrix. nbi u. s. announces a fresh wave of sanctions agai

colleague with a spirit of secretary on the economic commission in latin america and the caribbean missy's about cinna and we are going to come up with some ideas some of them implemented within the target before the secretary general and others which will require discussions with member states which we. now i heard some. affectional say that one way optimize the spending is by making field support accountable for out concert rather than compliance with it all some of those rules were drawn decades and decades ago when the main mission of the united nations was perhaps a little bit different but. there is also a con counter argument that their office as much as we deplore it has a certain protective and well it is because it ensures neutrality it ensures or minimize at least the influence of special interest if you put more emphasis on filled up rationed at the expense of the central office don't you think that you would rant until a whole new set of problems like the ability of local partners or regional partners to influence the decision making on the ground i think you may be very good

so i enrolled missy in swim lessons. it changed my life.nd now, you can do 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. hey you've gotta see this. cno.n. alright, see you down there. mmm, fine. okay, what do we got? okay, watch this. do the thing we talked about. what do we say? it's going to be great. watch. remember what we were just saying? go irish! see that? yes! i'm gonna just go back to doing what i was doing. find your awesome with the xfinity x1 voice remote. judge jeanine: president trump with an emotional speech friday vowing to hunt down every member of ms-13 and other vicious gangs that murder innocents in our country. joining me new york congressman lee zeldin. good evening. you live in the area on long island where the president was and where as i understand it, 17 innocents have been killed by ms-13 gang members in the last year?

in our experts and i had on our political panel this evening heidi harris conservative talk shows missy maris civil rights attorney great to have both of you with us tonight heidi were were were the putin comments on c.n.n. i thought two people were at this meeting not just one what do you make of it. i think it's pretty hilarious but it's all part of the big plan to never represent in fall what's really going on i mean they're trying to destroy donald trump that's all they're focused on anything that he says to putin is obviously they consider it some kind of collusion and they're never going to report fairly and this is why donald trump gets frustrated everything he does isn't right some of the stuff he does is just flat out silly but bottom line he never gets fair coverage ever even when things go well the g twenty would very well for him misty or the democrats making it almost impossible to improve relations with russia with this backdrop that russia can do nothing right. and you know i think that's an unfair statement because while there may have been some progress at the g. twenty

. >> reporter: missy and her kids waited out a road closure at a pizza parlor and still rattled about the text she got at work. >> there was a fire and asked me if my mother was okay. >> reporter: the fire started along highway 29. there was dry asked, windy conditions, and a hot day. 200 homes and ranches in the winery in horse stable and how many 911 calls? >> i'm sure there were hundreds. there's a small column in the sky that is very visible so everybody is concerned.>> when they see smoke, they panic. four they say they can't help it be traumatized after the fire in 2015 that destroyed 1500 homes and killed four people. then came another fire last august. took almost 200 homes plus historic buildings downtown.>> 2015 and 2016 was devastating to was. so a lot of ptsd going on. >> reporter: they estimate maybe one in five victims have rebuilt. >> i guess a lot of them are not coming back. i haven't seen anything of them. we just do what we can do.'s pretty sad. >> reporter: it is why when fire broke out again, this pizza place put out word come in and let's weigh together. it will

so i enrolled missy in swim lessons. it changed my life. now, you can do 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: road noise sfx: tires screeching sfx: horn honking daughter: daddy! we don't say words like that! ♪just let your love flow ♪like a mountain stream ♪and let your love grow cheryl: breaking news this morning. president trump heads to g20 where he's going to meet with world leaders and come face to face with russian president vladimir putin for the first time in a highly-anticipated meeting, we are going to go live to hamburg, germany for a full report. lauren: also on the agenda today, g20 summit, confronting north korea, we are going to have details on how the president plans to deal with the rogue nation, potential nuclear threat. cheryl: investors are going to be watching all of this today specially on this friday. as you ca

she won by a full 19 seconds her 12th overall gold medal moving her past missy franklin as the all-time winningest female swimmer >> good british in the pool as well >> i haven't been keeping track. >> we need some uk on the leaderboards >> swimmers, cyclists. tennis players >> a little disappointing in the tennis but any way, coming up, latest news out of washington >> and another check on u.s. futures. coming off record highs for the s&p, nasdaq and the russell, the strength continu ts rng. w futures up 31. your privacy makes you my number 1 place... ...to go number 2. i love you, but sometimes you stink. ♪ new febreze air effects with odorclear technology cleans... ...away odors like never before. because the things you love the most can stink. and try febreze small spaces to clean away odors for up... ...to 30 days. breathe happy with new febreze. >>> welcome back time for our must read stories catching our attention in the papers my pick in the "washington post," this is a column brought to you by the amazon "washington post." the "washington post" columnist dana milbank mocking pr

the chief won't match missis franklin's record at the 2013 worlds. >> look at all these people.g in some thai chia. a grand marshal was happy to give him, his wife and brother seth some lessons out there. curry says the break allowed him to work on his balance and his focus. >>> steph curry also played a pivotal role to welcoming him to his home in jersey. they built a wheelchair accessible house. he suffers from a genetic condition that's left him unable to walk. the organization along with whoopi goldberg surprised his family with his house and steph got in on the action. >> somebody in there. >> somebody is this here. >> i'm sorry. [ applause ] >> that's a great reaction right there. who is that. it's steph curry. the family is huge fans. when he found out he could surprise and delight the veteran, he jumped at the opportunity. you can watch the view on abc 7 every day at 10:00 a.m. >> the look on tim's face. really. steph curry's here. >>> another setback for republicans trying to repeal and replace obamacare. >> on this vote the yays are 45. the nays are 55. the amendment i

. >> 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 hear different perspectives and the weighty statute concerns in this area. in 2015, congress, as you know, passed 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

. >> reporter: the chiron feels like luxury and performs like a missi missile.net, i'll never be able to afford one. >> it's so hot. can i take this home? >> believe me, you wouldn't be the first to ask. >> so that's a no? >> that's a no. >>> the "cbs overnight news" will be right back. >>> we end this summer night on the scenic new england coast of maine, the lobster capital of the world. lobstermen in maine hauled in a record catch last year. so why are lobster lovers feeling pinched by high prices? don dahler cracks the case. >> reporter: if there was an official food of summer, the lobster roll would be a lead contender. >> it's the essence of summer. >> reporter: and it's not just in new england. you can now get an authentic maine lobster roll pretty much anywhere around the u.s. >> miss, we have your box ready. >> reporter: as demand for this delicacy has gone up, so has its price. >> two years ago or even last year it was cheap, and now it's back to being a little more of a luxury. >> reporter: tom ard zen one of more than 6,000 licensed lob steshmen who

missy elliott is 46. pamela anderson celebrating a milestone with 50. dan aykroyd is 65.'s liv tyler, who is 40 this weekend. happy birthday, guys. >> monday on "e.t." our guide to the most exciting events of the summer. "game of thrones" secrets, bachelorette bombshells. plus the summer's hottest tours from lady gaga to the surprising couple of concert season, lionel richie and mariah carey. >> you're going what? god help us both. >> monday on "e.t." >> man, we are almost out of time for this weekend. but for all the late breaking hollywood news just go to our website at etonline.com. >> before we go, check out nick jonas' new video for his song, remember i told you. the track features british singer ann marie. in the video they and a slew of models party down with nick. also features, his brother. >> enjoy this and remember we told you to have a good holiday weekend, everybody. >> stay safe. happy fourth. ♪ ♪ for years, fios has been promising fast internet to small businesses. but for many businesses, it's out of reach. why promise something you can't deliver? comcast

. >> reporter: carrie's ex, tim mcvay, was in las vegas on vacation was told she was missi.ere friends. tim said he wanted to hel he talked to carrie's fa dave about where to lo. >> tim told him, h be at my place. go over and look. there's a window open. you can crawl into the and search the house. >> yes. >> he did. >> reporter: through the window, did he see anyth >> nope. >> reporter: no carrie no carrie anywhere. and one thing left beh house was a sure sign was terribly wrong, heve dog kolby. >> her everything was just like a little kid. and if she did go somewhere, kolby was either with she would make arran kolby. there was -- she would just leave. >> reporter: kolby bei without carrie led det voy and thomas to a possibility. as detectives, do you have to consider that someone mi >> in a missing persons investigation, that's possibility. >> reporter: amanda ga theory some weight. she said there was a sad behind carrie's bubbly personality. >> i started thinking she committed suicide >> reporter: did you think >> well, she seemed de times. >> reporter: still, de needed t

. >> we were missing helmets, some of our tackling pads are missi missing.g from out of here from kids that didn't make it to our banquet. >> all for the kids. so it reall really was disheartg to find out someone would come up here and not only supply the sheds but pretty much destroy the moral of the kids that really use all of this equipment. >> reporter: just a couple days after hearing about the theft -- >> to all my friends in the chester township cougars, ron jaworski here. >> this video was sent to us by former eagles quarterback ron jaworski. i was so sad to hear the news your equipment was stolen and i know how important that equipment is to you in protecting you and making the game fun for you. >> he heard about the theft and wanted to help. and help in a big way. matching what the team needs to make themselves whole again. >> the jaws you'll playbook my foundation will donate $5,000 so you guys can get new equipment. >> and that's not all. these players will also get to meet the pro pros. getting invited by the philadelphia soul to be jaworskiss n

, a lot of the technology companies are the ones that have the trillions of dollars that was prom missise how you put something earlier. folks are running out of money, what is going on with angela merkel, what they're going to do with greece, with respect to the e.u., who is out of money and ready to be kicked out of the eurozone. >> neil: i'm glad you italy out, because they're next. gerri, there is this thing on health care, repeal i guess, and they may do that and come up with a replacement, but eye ironically, we look back at wasted time. they've wasted all those months. assuming that's the route they go, when they could have done that in the beginning and saved themselves some hardship. >> neil: you don-- >> you don't have any feeling that they're closer. we're months into the presidency now, and i think if the market selloff is about something, it is about government not working. the inability of washington to get anything done. this disappointment, whether you're talking about what's going on in chicago today, the violence there, the disruption there, they try to pull back from t

anything to say about breaking news that the north korean missile test was an intercontinental ballistic missi been talking about this missile test. tell me what's new that we know about north korean capabilities. what's in you part of this? >> the range. the fact that it is 4,000 miles. it puts alaska within range. it gives you a sense of the power behind it. what officials are focused on is whether or not there is successful reentry. did it go as high as it did and successfully reenter. they will be asking how much of a time line did they have before this launch? it is liquid fuel. you can usually see them gassing it up. that will be the question, whether or not they saw it beforehand and how many were out there. initially they didn't know what was in the tubes. >> they may have just built the tubes. what do you mean? with satellites you see them gassing it up? >> when they have aerial intelligence they are never really clear on how they know what they know. you could see it from an aerial vehicle, a drone of some sort. i don't know whether that's satellite imagery or not. normally it would

missi could be sanders: the president's point is he does not want the white house to move beyond -- ms. huckabee sanders: the president's point is that he does not want the white house to move beyond -- i think we have been extremely clear on that. reporter: it became apparent in the house on the first go around that it was going to fail. it was pulled in the last hour or two. when you look at their appeal and replace potential and the repeal only potential, the numbers suggest they do not have the votes and it is set up to fail. why does the white house believe a vote should proceed? ms. huckabee sanders: we continue to be focused on repealing and replacing obamacare, and we will not until we get that done. not only have we wanted to commit to that, but a lot of the members of the senate and the house have not only committed, but campaigned on that, it is time to step out and get that done. reporter: do you believe a vote should take place on some sort of bill one way or another? sanders: i don't think you can repeal and replace obamacare without a vote. reporter: i want to get someth

four young men have gone missi missing. they are all between the ages of 19 and 22.county say they've got all hands on deck right now and the fbi is helping them with the search. among the places they are looking, a corn field off lower york road in solebury township. a home along aquatong road an home in bensalem this is all being treated as criminal investigation as of now. >>> now to harrisburg the state capitol where pennsylvania's 8-day old budget stalemate all hanging on gambling. everything is happening behind closed doors tonight. but we do know that lawmakers are trying to negotiate an authorization of a bigamy blink expansion. governor tom wolf has until midnight tonight to approve the main appropriations bill and what is a $32 billion budget package. >> it was story you saw first on fox 29. one of the owners of a philadelphia institution tony luke's steaks talking about his son tony luke the third who lost his battle with heroin addicti addiction. his father tony luke, jr., launch agnew initiative to remove the shame and stigma of addiction. the movement c

larger philosophical considerations to be made here, yes, there are more important considerations, but missyt to go be barking mad on behalf of donald trump or cnn, you sort of look at this and you go, what larger purpose, what larger concern of the american people are you having . mostly distraction to keep people occupied on one side or the other. >> dana: does the war with the media sort of give cover to some of the cabinet secretaries who are advancing policies while the immediate basically covers it self? >> a lot can get them all people are distracted by things that are less important, but i would say, following up on what chris is saying, too many media organizations are fighting the president rather than simply covering him, and that is dangerous because the media do need to hold this president and administration accountable. it becomes very easy to tune out what people are saying with a cover out outlandish people, when they are covering ice cream or doing a front page top of the new story on who -- what random person made a funny internet joke instead of more substantive news. it a

and producer, kind of missy elliott style. >> seth: yeah. i remember this song he sang.s baby rapper and he sang this song. he said, "i'm potty-trained, i'm potty-potty-trained, check my effing diaper 'cause it's mother effing clean." [ laughter and applause ] who writes that? that's crazy. >> seth: i remember. now i have a baby and i remember a line of yours, and i cannot tell you how often i use, which is "he fussy, 'cause he a baby." [ laughter ] so my wife will say, "how's the baby?" i'm like, "he fussy, 'cause he a baby." [ laughter ] >> so much fun. >> seth: so this film is so fun. it's you and three other great actors. one of them is jada pinkett smith. and you guys have known each other forever. >> yes, we have. we started back in -- wow, we've known each other actually since i was 17. >> seth: oh, my goodness. >> yes, jada introduced me at my first live show. >> seth: wow. >> which was in baltimore. i was just the rapper queen latifah. matter of fact, my name wasn't even queen latifah yet. it was just latifah. >> seth: wow, and when did you get promoted? [ laugh

and city council member missy begley walked me through town. >> are we in downtown beattyville?on happens. >> the city is buzzing. >> there was a time when there were like two new car dealerships and a bustling downtown and -- >> right here? >> yeah. >> wow. >> probably the '70s. >> that was a bustle era, thanks to disco. >> not so much bustle anymore. >> yeah. economic downturn hits a place this small real hard. >> we're trying to capitalize on the fact this place is gorgeous. red river gorge. natural bridge. there's a lot of people coming in from not just all over the country but all over the world. we just have to figure out ways to offer them what they want, which is places to eat, where to go at night. >> yes. >> places for live music. >> because downtown is where people expect something to be happening. we just walked through downtown, and this is -- >> not happening. >> it's like 5:00 at night and most downtowns there's traffic and lots of noise. >> exactly. >> and activity. >> right. >> how close do you think you are to bringing the bustle back to downtown beattiville? >

held the missy universe pageant there.: to talk more about trump's ties to russia, we're joined by seva gunitsky, and associate professor of political science at university toronto, author of -- pieceently wrote a headlined "trump and the russian money trail." lay out what you found. >> i think in the russia story ,putin israelite and sort of a perfect antagonist for this. if you want to get at the roots of the collusion, you have a look at where trump's wings with russia begin. they do not begin with putin and certainly not with the 2016 campaign. they begin with long-standing financial linkages that trump has going back to the 1990's, even earlier, to russian oligarchs who have been pouring money into his real estate and his casino business for quite some time. amy: layout exactly, and if you can talk about how perhaps this relates to who was in the room with donald trump, jr., donald and kushner,t son, his son-in-law, as well as paul manafort him his campaign manager at the time when they had this meeting that they will

it is one thing to have this intercontinental ballistic missi missile.you actually use them other than having them as a threat, that's it. we're going to end you. when you look at this drill, what's the message? >> the message from this drill clearly is one of showing our ability, our deterrence and our offensive, potentially offensive capabilities. a couple other things i noted going through this release and going through the video, this was a joint exercise. that's not unimportant for people to remember. number two, it is a mobile system. it is a precision strike capability, which sends a strong message about our ability to reach into the north if we need to. but it is also mobile. you can see the launchers are on trucks. that gives us unpredictability and should send a message that we can be just as quick firing back if we have to. this is about what you might expect given what happened today, that the military would do something visible, something overt. it wasn't by accident that the military released this video very quickly with the press release t