mister trump meeting with evangelical leaders, critical voting block for the presumptive or republican nominee. good morning, welcome to "happening now". heather: on heather downward in for jenna lee. that shakeup you are talking about comes as we learn trump lacks far beyond the clinton when it comes to fundraising. he started with $1.3 million in the bank, just a fraction of hillary's $42 million warchest. he says he raised about $12 million over the weekend. clinton is already spending that money on attack ads in key battleground states we want as a new poll shows mister trump trailing lori by five points nationally, 47 to 42 percent.national correspondent john roberts life from the marriott marquis in new york where where that meeting with the evangelical group is occurring. john. reporter: donald trump at

mister jones orders remain the minority in a fractured party that he has yet to unify.re's no need to guess whether mister trump lack of a campaign is hurting him, it's proven by two irrefutable leaks of negative press coverage, missed opportunities and eroding poll numbers. it sounds like she's kind of on the same page with both of you about his strategy , judy? >> that's true and i was going to quote that article if you didn't. it actually goes to the heart of his problems which is yes, you can get lots of free media. you can call morning joe or you can call somewhere and fox news and get on the air but it's not going to help you in the four or five states that he absolutely must win in order to win a general election. there, you need local advertising and local surrogates as lynn has pointed out, he just doesn't have that so unless he pulls this together very quickly and also by the way, stop alienating so many people in his own party and so many independents, he's going to have a very tough time . jon: she was on fox news on happening now, republican strategist, he

. >> mister reed hopper. >> we read the mo a to be a binding in every way. we found not a single word. >> that doesn't help you. >> just said they will change it. is that the argument you want to rely on? you just said before if we rule that way they can change it. they will eliminate it. >> it existing today. in addition to the m08 the fact this is a site-specific adjudication suggests this is a binding determination. that is the purpose of the adjudication. as has been mentioned it represents itself as being the official view of the agency, the final agency action of the agency will be relied on for five years, even during the permit process that will not be revisited. all those things suggest this is a binding adjudication. >> can i ask, i was looking through other agencies rules and practices and i will give you a couple of examples. the fcc put out rules this past year and it is with respect to some particular matter the fcc rule saying the bureau will not bring enforcement action against the requesting party meaning someone who requested an opinion wit

the voters all a lot of the same beliefs and i think this is particularly on the people who support mister trump, people have been disenfranchised, people who have not voted and are staying away from the polls for years, they don't trust anybody in politics . reporter: the campaign continues to push back on the trump university litigation, the playbook which were on the field yesterday during that news conference show the instructions employees were given on how to reel in prospective students. campaign spokeswoman hope fixed saying today it has no bearing, no bearing on the merits of that case. quoting here. many of the evidence including declarations and surveys from former trump university students demonstrates the high level of satisfaction from students and that trump university taught valuable real estate information. however john, the campaign of hillary clinton is pushing the story today and doing so hard. on to this morning reading, holding here, trump university's own employees describe it as a scam. the campaign secretary also quick tweeted out this morning they will make the ca

mister carter. >> thank you, mister secretary, mister king, we appreciate it very much. what i want to talk about the what the department of education has proposed as far as back end checks for indicators for state accountability systems. the statute that was passed requires the states to establish the criteria that schools need to exit certain categories. nking member

mister mulholland has also served, the person that fired me. both of them i have no doubt love the organization. i think they love the organization the way j edgar hoover love the fbi where there was no divide between their personal view and the official written regulation. the library had a regulation that said employees are encouraged to speak and write about areas outside their area of official responsibility. that was the official public policy, unofficial policy was no one should say anything outside the walls of the office. so again, i think it's an incredible institution, particularly in this environment were in, crs played a vital role. for better or worse, there's proliferation of think tanks and organization that didn't exist a half century ago and depending on your persuasion, you can find an organization to provide what looks like research to support whatever position you want to take. but one organization in this town that will give you the unvarnished tory is the congressional research service. where one of the dispute we had duri

tell us how mister trump will respond to hillary clinton. do you know?y to show what a trump administration will look like versus your typical establishment administration which kept us that war for 15 years, failed to protect americans at home and abroad and hillary clinton is a continuation of that. when she gives her speech she can talk about her support for the iraq war, the russian reset and what is happening today, talk about invading sovereign nations and overthrowing governments, allowing the terrorists to grow stronger, arming the terrorists, funding the terrorists and we will draw a contrast with mister trump's position, putting americans first. of the one it sounds >> it sounds as if mister trump is going to go to the left of hillary clinton on foreign-policy if he is saying no foreign wars, don't invade foreign countries, that is to the left of hillary clinton. >> not at all. it is common sense foreign-policy. if the united states is attacked is, mister trump would respond strongly and quickly but that is not the case here. we have been in a

the other argument that was made yesterday, mister president and colleagues, some have said we got to have this amendment, and the record makes it clear that this provision carefully circumscribed, narrowly drawn, the notion that this is some sort of typo simply doesn't hold water. the fact is the bush administration, hardly an administration that was soft on terror, they said that this was not needed, this is not something they would support, the national security statutes are to be interpreted narrowly just the way the authors in 1993 envisioned.

failures which he later clarified saying he meant mister obama's policies are to blame, not him personally. senator lindsey graham not holding back. >> barack obama is to blame for the rise of isil. he dismantled the ability to defend this country. we no longer interrogate terror suspects. we have less fbi agents in 2017 than in 2013. in that regard i blame president obama. >> the new york times reporting 50 state department diplomats find an internal memo critical of the president's syria strategy and called for military strikes against bashar al-assad's government. your foreign-policy expert on the couch, what do you make of two statements you just saw from two political leaders in this country. >> big countries from both senators. i have tremendous respect for both of them and their policies and service. lindsey graham claims we no longer interrogate terror

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mister trump meeting with evangelical leaders, critical voting block for the presumptive or republican nominee. good morning, welcome to "happening now". heather: on heather downward in for jenna lee. that shakeup you are talking about comes as we learn trump lacks far beyond the clinton when it comes to fundraising. he started with $1.3 million in the bank, just a fraction of hillary's $42 million warchest. he says he raised about $12 million over the weekend. clinton is already spending that money on attack ads in key battleground states we want as a new poll shows mister trump trailing lori by five points nationally, 47 to 42 percent.national correspondent john roberts life from the marriott marquis in new york where where that meeting with the evangelical group is occurring. john. reporter: donald trump at this moment speaking to about 1000 evangelical leaders who gathered for a conference in new york city. i talked with pastor robert jefferson from dallas who is tort of an informal advisor to the trump campaign. he says they don't have everybody on board just yet but when they loo

we all know mister shkreli because of what he did with another pharmaceutical company which raised the3 a pill to $750 a pill. he was called before congress to testify about that. there is no nothing illegal about what he did. a lot of people think he should not have done that none of the criminal charges he faces have to do with the raising of that drug price. all this have to do with his previous involvement with another company and they laid out some pretty serious charges against mister shkreli. the trial could begin in december or january 2017. eric: thanks so much. melissa question mark. melissa: new information about one of the servicemembers who drowned during a training drill in texas when their truck overturned in floodwaters. officials at fort hood naming the last victim. a military cadet was participating in troop leader training, 21-year-old mitchell alexander. he was scheduled to graduate from west point in 2018. eight other soldiers were killed in the incident earlier this week. eric: just so sad. in the next hour of "happening now", major progress in a wildfire with cru

the other argument that was made yesterday, mister president and colleagues, some have said we got to have this amendment, and the record makes it clear that this provision carefully circumscribed, narrowly drawn, the notion that this is some sort of typo simply doesn't hold water. the fact is the bush administration, hardly an administration that was soft on terror, they said that this was not needed, this is not something they would support, the national security statutes are to be interpreted narrowly just the way the authors in 1993 envisioned. so mister president, i know we are going to hear my friends, chair of the existing wished intelligence committee that this is absolutely pivotal to protect the security of the american people. the fbi suggested this would have prevented orlando. in the face of an emergency under legislation that i offered, the government in an orlando or san bernardino issue can get the records immediately and after the fact settle us. this is not a typo but what the authors suggested and the bush administration, hardly soft on terror, didn't believe what t

how do you adjust your response to the media and mister trump's role in that regard?that is a great question. it is interesting to see how to adjust, you probably noticed rapid response, more detailed information out of the campaign so everyone supporting mister trump, you have details against the media narrative and that is one way to do it. mister trump will start giving a series of speeches, hoping to do one a week to get out there so his message can get out there aside from the media narrative. it will be important because you are absolutely right. of mister trump had given a speech on foreign policy or brexit the media would have accused him of capitalizing on opportunity so this is one of those things we have to navigate carefully but i think taking control of the narrative by rapid response and having these speeches will help a lot. maria: we will see about the specifics. everyone says the same thing. we need real specifics in terms of policy. is he going to do that? >> absolutely. he will give a speech today and you will have more specific that even if he does

but you see him mister trump and the party that wants to build a wall to lock people out.ot design a bridge to bring people into the american family and they see themselves being unfairly blamed for policies americans put in place. your member during hurricane katrina when our own department of labor relaxed worker protections laws that enabled american companies to bring in workers from mexico and even thailand. [overlapping conversation] >> we are not mixing them. this is a continuing. no we are not. this is on a continuum so what you have to do if you want to bring hispanics into the party, you need to show them that you care about them , not just talk about them. >> you know what santino? we had shown them that we care about them. if you recall, george w. bush got 45 percent of the hispanic vote. you one more by getting 60 percent of the black vote in ohio, 11 percent nationally. it's not a lost cause. we just don't talk the talk, we do walk the walk. our policies and actually help communities, not hard then. it's been liberal policies that hurt our community. >> angel

we had taken care of the critical ones and taking care of the orthopedic injuries as you heard and mister cohen talk about, running the full gamut of injuries. >>. [inaudible question] ... ors are special places as you can imagine ... can you hear? okay. >> doctor sandy, tennessee theologist. i would like to thank my colleague doctor mark nakajima that was on callthat morning. i'd like to thank all the nurse and that statistics , all the staffnurses and the text . as was described earlier, the situation rapidly escalated from the first victim that came up. i'd like to personally thank the call, heroic demeanor and professionalism exhibited by everyone that morning. i appreciate my surgical colleagues, we rapidly opened up the operating rooms in the face of potentially life-threatening, horrific injuries. i appreciate the calm demeanor of how things were handled and how it was triaged, we literally went from operating room to operating room. i believe we were on our 13th procedure at six in the morning. i just want to express my thanks and gratitude for what was exhibited in the operating

his popularity numbers are up both will mister obama support put her over the top, november?f the hour. >> thanks. fox news alert now, on chapel hill, democrat lawmakers have launched a filibuster on the senate floor. they are pushing for gun control. right now there are no fewer than 37 bills proposed by senate dems ranging from blocking done sales to background checks and this technically. as a true filibuster, holding up other action because they were talking about other things so they could press forward with action on firearms so everything else comes to a halt and these guys technically as i understand from chad our producer on the hill, could literally talk for as long as they can talk. yeah. so we saw the president do a very quick turn, the first time he spoke after the orlando massacre. and so now, we have what's happening play out on the senate floor. we saw in the house a moment of silence disrupted by democrats walking out of that moment of silence. judge? >> in some respects i can agree with their passion over this. i just hate the fact that, what's that saying a

mister johnson, you're in a difficult position. it's a huge agency you've got. you got a number of critically important departments and i have to say i remain concerned about the morality in the department. it started declining before you got there but it continues to decline every single year. according to the survey of the best places to work in federal government, that's the private group, homeland security ranks 19th out of 19 major agencies. the employee viewpoints survey of the government data, when asked do they believe do leaders generate high levels of motivation and commitment to the workforce, only 25 percent said yes. so i just think we've got a where they were born, how they got here and a series of very rational questions so we have not received an answer. we've received an answer from the department of justice, partly answered their question which is a convicted 580 people of crimes, of terrorist -related crimes since 9/11 and the data it appears that they directed you or said you have the information on where they were born, what their citizenshi

mister trump is in the houston area where he will stop at twofundraisers today and rally tonight. yesterday in dallas he attacked the country's biggest labor union fortune throwing its support behind hillary clinton while bernie sanders still isn't quitting . but the senator tells supporters he will do everything to defeat donald trump. jon: 211 now, lightbox team coverage. jennifer griffin watching the democrats but we begin with john roberts, live in houston. reporter: good morning john. expecting a big crowd here at the convention center in the woodlands which is substantially north of houston, you mentioned he had those two fundraisers today, one in san antonio, one in houston. those fundraisers including the one in dallas are quote, exceeding expectations. trump yesterday celebrated a one-year anniversary of his political career with a big rally at the famous gillies bar and grill in dallas where he laughed out at hillary clinton and her call for new laws restricting the sale of guns. even though donald trump has proposed a change to gun laws regarding people who are on the n

is mister singer in any way accurate? depression globally? >> i don't think he has the information that would allow him to forecast that. from what i see, taxes on corporations and individuals it would be just the reverse. i don't know what paul is talking about. i know paul fairly well, he is a heck of a good guy and very good many manager but i think he is wrong on this. stuart: he could be referring to donald trump's stance on trade. he is flat-out a protectionist talking about tariffs on people bringing imports into america. that is a reversal of 50 years of economic policy in america. maybe that is what he is referring to. >> maybe he is but that is also what hillary clinton stands for and bernie sanders. the way i read it donald trump is less protectionist than either of those two. i am very afraid of trade protection legislation and action i don't think that is what will happen under donald trump. stuart: he came out and said it. tariffs on stuff coming into america. >> his latest speech did not say tariffs on all those products. he ha

out, waved, smiled, which way did you vote, mister cameron?smiled, got in the car and drove away, strict rules about campaigning on the day of the vote. it is not allowed. as for when we will find out, maybe by 4:00 local time we will get a sense of which way the vote is going, that will be 11:00 on the east coast, could be later depending on the turn out. we know some of the banks in the uk have begun their contingency plans sucking up cash for the atms making sure they work properly and concerns the vote is to leave, then trading of the london stock exchange could be suspended to allow the initial reaction to die down. much at stake. people want to leave the e.u. june 23rd, independence day in the united kingdom. nicole: stay with foxbusiness for coverage of the e.u. referendum, special coverage begins at 7:00 pm eastern and goes throughout the night and join us tomorrow for "fbn a.m." special coverage. we will get up early, starting at 4:00 at 4:00 am eastern on the foxbusiness network. >> i will choose not to sleep tonight because this is

>> what was that about, mister forbes? >> donald trump always thinks we underestimate his wealth and we go through this every year. the essence of it, putting aside various properties, he thinks we should put several billion dollars value on the value of his name. in terms of how we value wealth, you monetize it and we will counted as value. we do this for everybody, not just donald trump, oprah and others. your name may have value but you monetize it to so it is worth something and we will counted. that is the big difference. >> you can watch this and other programs online@booktv.org. >> here is a look at samad's recently featured on booktv's afterwards, our weekly author interview program. senator barbara boxer of california looks back at her life and career in politics. senate majority leader mitch mcconnell discussed his political philosophy and his time in the senate. the vice president of policy and research tamra drought talks about america's new working-class and its potential political power. in the coming weeks o

[applause] [inaudible conversations] >> thank you, mister secretary, for that fascinating overview ofall that you and your colleagues in the va are doing and the myva program, to take the next step to modernize the veterans administration to better serve our veterans and to make all of america proud of the care that we provide to them. it is an enormously challenging enterprise to come into government and attempt to transform, reform and modernize. i have some questions for you about that. let me remind everyone here and everyone in our viewing audience that we are live tweeting the event and i am not checking my email from my friends. i am harvesting questions from the twitter feed. you can direct those questions that have been coming in at my twitter account,@norman eisen. norman eisen. we will also take the mat hashtag -- va sbc. first i will start with a question of my own for you. what has been the biggest surprise for you coming from a distinguished military career and a private-sector career, good and bad, the biggest surprise in your tenure as va secretary? >> you won't find t

mister trump refusing to back down as elite conference call with those trump campaign staffers has surfaced. that call shows he insisted his staff defend but ramp up his attacks on the judge and on the media. we have live steam coverage. adam housley is in los angeles with the latest on today's california primary. elizabeth is in new jersey where the private primary is ongoing there. first let's start with john roberts reporting on the growing response in that building on fifth avenue. reporter: eric, good morning. this should be a day of celebration for the trump campaign, it's the end of the primary season, he's expected to win five states today but there's a growing split in the republican party over the comments he made about judgment curiel, saying it was impossible for him to be fair to donald trump, that he has a conflict of interest because this quote, mexican heritage. senator tim scott of south carolina the only african-american in the senate that though those comments were racially toxic. lindsey graham also is encouraging republicans to withdraw their endorsement of donald trump

. >> the greatest means nothing mister if you cannot be free. >> he always believed in being w he was and that is a great lesson for anyone in life. >> the things illuminated today was his love his heart and love for people of all race and color. it was beautiful. >> he was the greatest. we'll have so much more tonight on muhhmmad ali. we sit down with laila for childhood memor the champ and how he really felt about his little g becoming a boxer. >> the emmy nominations will be here before you know it on july 14th and time to start right now. >> drive down hollywood boulevard and see all billboards asking for emmy consideration and i was with jennifer lopez last night as she shined light on hertv series shades of blue. jennifer sizzled in pink. she jetted to l.a. straight from her vegas residency to talk sh blue. >> we start filming the first episode of season 2 next wednesday. so i know stuff that's going to happen. it's so intense already. i'm like vegas. it's a >> and they just go hand in hand. hot primetime series, s out performances, sexy love life and adorable twins. >> you alwa

the bonus, where's the bonus. >> this morning mister speaker you rolled out ...e question] >> you know, you can't make this up sometimes. i'll just say we represent a separate but equal branch of government. we just spent the morning talking about how valuable the separation of powers is and how we are trying to restore the entire principle of self-government, of government by consent. we lose our freedoms in this country including all of the bill of rights if we don't robustly defend the separation of powers and were going to fight for those rights on the half of our citizens so that we remain a self-governing people. let me leave it at that and make sure you call your guys this weekend. jon: speaker of the house paul ryan, father of several young children himself saying hebelieves that terrorism is the real issue we need to solve , that gun-control and individual rights well, violating individual rights is not going to be something coming out of his branch of the congress at any rate. this at the senate has been arguing for more gun-control or arguing about the

. >>> tiry gibson broke news he is coming back with an upcoming this is mister kitty.om doesn't know we have him. it's something about "responsibility." i made you-know-who promise not to tell. but she's got the nose of a bloodhound. we have to be super duper careful. so we're using fresh step with the power of febreze. it doesn't mask litter box odors. it's designed to trap and eliminate odors for 10 days. guaranteed. victory is ours, mr. kitty! fresh step. with the power of febreze. >>> you work for me. >> that laugh could only belong to one person, kevin hart. he plays the buddy who comes to the rescue of luis c.k. in "the secret life of pets." he is looking ffr help because his home was broken into and the suspects are still at large. >> if i catch you again, whoa, it's over for you. it's over for you. you hear me? >> that's kevin's threat to the crooks who broke in and he posted a fake picture asking his 37 million followers to catch the guy. >> you share all your business with people. >> y house has been robbed three times. i don't tell people. >> three times? >>

mister cameron fell on his sword. jeremy corban was on the same side.should he consider his position as well? >> a much bigger question for the labour party. we have got to consider where we are going and what we are trying to do because one thing i think is happening that you can see happening around the world. look at the united states of america and europe, the center-right lost political traction. we have to accept that. taking control right now, we have got to think carefully, bigger question than the labour party, we have got to work out where we are going because all these problems are coming in globalization, changing the world, technology, migration, the world coming together and driven by people, not driven by governments but the answers to the challenge of globalization do not lie in shutting ourselves off from the world. what we will learn in days, weeks and months ahead is you can ride the anger, but you don't actually produce the answers to the challenges people face. it is a big issue in relation to the politics of the western world. >> u

. >> put your glass half full away, mister. >> this one i'm legitimately jealous of. i used to be good at the hula hoop. i would never do this. this girl is amazing. she starts off doing some pretty cool hula hoop moves. >> two thumbs up from me for both ladies. >> this video made me feel good about myself. a group of guys at the gym. they have one of those tension bands. >> ooh. >> i knew he was doing it wrong when i saw him put his face in there. >> for some reasons they decided, hey, dude, put it around your head and then try to touch the fitness ball with your forehead because it sounds like a great idea. >> it was a great idea. >> no, it wasn't. >> it worked perfectly. as he gets closer, his body moves the ball out of the way and two amazing fit women and then three idiots in the gym. >> this dad is pretty tough but he's having trouble in the backyard. >> come on. >> see who finally swoops in to (upbeat music) - [voiceover] you are san francisco. we've been with you from the beginning. we've seen each other through good times and bad. sickness and health. we're w

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so he's got this like hose -- it looks like a plant mister, you know?e of characters, like we're at the dmv. like so casual, so normal and casual, just like each one of us getting lined up and then like getting sprayed down with fake blood by this mister. and then like climbing on top of a pile and laying there with our eyes open. [ laughter ] i was like, "oh, this is my job!" [ light laughter ] >> seth: that's fantastic. that's when you know you made it, when you're in a pile -- >> a pile of dead bodies. >> seth: you also -- animated film coming up, "trolls." >> "trolls." yeah. >> seth: and i know justin timberlake is also -- >> dude, i was doing press with justin timberlake. and i was like, "oh, i'm not famous." like, he is so famous. we did this press tour in cannes and i could tell that like every interviewer was like, "okay, we gotta throw her one question." then they're like, "justin, what about your baby? what about the music? what about 'nsync? what about the ramen noodles in your hair? and have you seen that meme?" [ laughter ] and i was like,

they've muscle in there onusclet mister softee's turf and softynd isn't happy. territory using any means am necessary. we are still talking about ice cream right. >> yeah. >> this as one new york city nec ice cream company worker is behind bars for attacking ang pretzel seller with a baseball l bat in a dispute over a spot. s. >> wow. that's -- it's real. rl. that's some real stuff rightreat there. >> that's your crazy news of the day, that's what that is. >> amazing. >>> 5:53 is the time.53s the t ne in the workplace might m motivate employees to stick around instead of quit. >> is that why we're all stillei here.he >> for employees who identify it strongly with their workplaceora anger can lead them to stay att their jobs in hopes to improve the organization.anizatio a research suggests that instead of focusing ond of workplace emotions companies cpa should adopt practices that promote employees' overall relationships with their t employer. >> probably best not to pbably t comment on that. let's go on and say hello to our facebook fan of the day. meet caesar n

avid cameron: we should have new prime mister in place by the start of the conservative party conference in october. >> british prime minister david cameron announces he will indeed step down. saying a new prime minister will need to lead the negotiations with the eu. francois hollande, the french president, says while he is disappointed with the vote, he will respect the decision of the british people. hello, i am an that young. welcome to "france 24's" special ongoing coverage of the decision by great britain to leave the european union. as we now know, 52% of the population voted yes to leave, with 72% of brits turning out to vote. it was the largest turnout since the 1992 general election. nigel for roger, the man behind rage hasaign -- nigel fa declared independence day. prime minister david cameron says he will step down. the british pound dropped to the lowest level since 1995 while the result has caused panic across the world's stop mark. -- stock market. questions are now being raised about the future of the european project. however, eu leaders say britain will remember -- will

after meeting with the national security council today, mister obama accused republicans of fostering resentment among muslims that could generate further attacks. >>:"what exactly would using this label accomplish? what exactly would it change? would it make isil less committed to trying to kill americans? calling a threat by a different name does not make it go away." presumptive democratic nominee hillary clinton delivered a point by point rebuttle of trump's address yesterday on the orlando attack. saying he falsely identified the shooter as an immigrant when he was native =born. >> pam:after the president blasted the republican candidate. calling the real estate mogul's mindset "dangerous". donald trump hit back.while at a campaign event tuesday in north presidential candidate >>:"and i watched president obama today, and he was more angry at me than he was at the shooter. and many people said that. one of the folks on television said, boy has trump gotten under his skin. but he was more angry, and a lot of people have said this, the level of anger, that's the kind of anger he sho

recently mister younger appeared on booktv to discuss his latest book tribe, which explores the effectsociety has on returning veterans. >> it is hard to know how to live for a country that regularly tears itself apart along every possible ethnic and demographic boundary. the gap between rich and poor continues to widen. many people live in racially segregated communities. the elderly are mostly sequestered from public life and rampage shooting happen so regularly that they only remain in the news cycle for a day or so. to make matters worse politicians occasionally accuse rivals of deliberately trying to harm their own country, a charge so destructive that most societies would have punished it as a form of treason. it is complete madness and the veterans know this. in combat soldiers ignore differences of race, religion and politics in their platoon. no wonder many of them get so depressed when they come home. >> host: sebastian younger, taking calls, tweets and text messages on booktv's in depth sunday, july 3rd, noon to 3:00 pm eastern. ..

mister. >> that kind of gross. can you imagine fit was all pennies? it's sad.n chipmunks get eating disorders. and a lot of them are emotionally co-dependent. >> thank you very much, i will come back tomorrow, i love you. topic number 5. kennedy: topic number 5 is taking the music world by storm again. wing an insane amount of award and having the most sought after concert tickets around. if you are lucky enough to go to an adele concert suck up every second and truly live in the moment >> can you still film me in the video camera because i'm really here in real life. kennedy: adele. learn how to focus. now we know not to record video at an adele concert. how do we know that? because someone recorded adele yelling at someone recording adele. if you have any weird stories you want to see in the "topical storm," tweet me sat kennedynation. and on instagram. use #topicalstorm. katie couric apologizes for her apparent film editing to make gunk activists -- to make gun kennedy: katie couric apologized for a clip in her controversial gun documentary. >> let me ask yo

i call him mister because he has countless mills and he wants to build walls, even as he den grates donald. i don't understand this kind of hypocrisy. >> if you want to build something, sure, but don't call it a wall. wall is a dirty word. he should call it a stone fence that no one can penetrate or see through. >> that's the hawaiian wall. he just blocked out the entire pacific ocean. and upset the neighbors. >> his neighbors can go jump in the ocean. they are mad because they say because of the wall they can't see through the property. that's why he's building it. so see through your own property. >> privacy. lou: i'm not used to this. >> i think he should make it bigger. >> you starting to sound trumpian. lou: it looks like zuckerberg is going to oblige. it was him who said quote, i hear fearful voices calling for building walls and distancing people they label as others for blocking free expression for slower immigration, then he builds more walls in california and hawaii. what do you do with that kind of hypocrisy? >> he said the reason for building that wall was to keep out the noise

he said, mister, i'm 72 years old and i owe the man for giving me my dignity. [ applause ] to lonnie president clinton and an arena full of distinguished guests, you are amazing. the man we celebrate today is not just a boxer or a poet or an agitator or a man of peace, not just a muslim or a black man or a louisville kid, although he wasn't even just the greatest of all time. he was muhammad ali. the whole far greater than the sum of its parts. he was bigger, brighter and more original and influential than just about anyone of his era. [ applause ] you couldn't have made him up and, yes, he was pretty, too. he had fans in every city, every village, every ghetto on the planet. he was foreign heads of state, the beatles, british invasion took a detour to come to him. it seemed sometimes that the champ was simply too big for america. but i actually think that the world flocked to him in wonder precisely because, as he once put it, muhammad ali was america! brash, defiant, pioneering, joyful, never tired, always game to test the odds. he was our most basic freedoms, religion, speech, spi

the unity of the european union that we so much need right now for top vonnie: madam deputy prime misterht years away, not just for you cain -- not just for ukraine . no country is anywhere close to the goals they would need to meet. when do you anticipate it becoming a reality? guest: right now, we are concentrating on doing our homework and implementing the and is is still on a provisional basis, so we are trying to approximate the legal unionork of the european and put into our legislation and work on the implementation of a lot of different reforms and making a substantial effort on the government of the parliament and civil society. are not acting -- not asking when exactly that will happen. we are asking how this could bring our country to a more democratic and prosperous light that the waiting countries in the european union would take a more responsible stance to come in with the finalization of the ratification of the association with the ukraine and would come into force and that would be the first step to continue and build on this. david: easy lobbyists asking some european g

. >> steve: mister obama said the grieving families pleaded with him to take steps to tighten gun controlto prevent this from happening again. >> as it has been true in many times before i held an hulk grieving family members and parents and they ask why does this keep happening? and they to we did that we do more to stopped. -- to stop the carnage. they do not care about the politics. neither do i.. >> pam:the orlando massacre has led to renewed calls for stiffer gun control measures. both on a national level and locally. >> pam: the bay area. >> pam:but a lot of people are surprised to find out. there are still restrictions on gay men donating blood. that part of story. is tonight at 10:30. >> brittney: we sought a cool work week now things will start to warm up. as we go into the rest of tonight recondition spirit showing us on the radar that things are moving away from our region. we are done with the rain showers and cloudy skies to start but as we go into the rest of the day we will see id decreasing. >> brittney: you will start to notice the clouds spreading out and it accurate and

a lot of challenges in raising support for mister trump. i have found that to be the opposite.aditional rnc donor network, if you will, those that supported resident bush or senator mccain or governor romney, you may not have everybody in that pool that is donating, but, mr. trump has really changed the dynamic. under a lot of new donors that are coming to the party here at just like he brought a lot of new voters to the party. it is different. maybe not the traditional ones, but, you know, even today, there are a lot of folks where the event down in san antonio, mccain backers are hosting that event. the event in houston was governor carries backers. they are starting to come together. not getting the hard-core never trump. not going to get the romney folks, but, you know, listen, if they want to win and politics like life is a team sport, and we have to work together to win. they want to cry and take their ball and go home and pout, then, you know, they will not win. just like last night's basketball game. charles: the gop a long time ago. john. thanks a lot. appreciate it. s

when i get in these debates with mister trump they can't refute specific cases against trump, that im anti-hillary and thinking so am i, but at the end of the day you got to make the case for him and i don't think it can be named. >> in the red jacket, you are waiting. >> thank you for coming today. an honor to listen to the discussion. my name is rachel, i am a rising senior and i am focus on how millennials perceive this election being that i am one. hat i noticed among my peers particularly conservative is they seem to confuse virtue with this almost perverted sense of equality that the left is trying to monopolize particularly with women, promoting equal opportunity in forms of policy for women, in general with race relations, you feel this whole push from third wave feminists and activists on the left that promote these ideas. i feel my generation sees opportunity, they are for equality, they then interpret that as being virtuous and being good people like how barack obama appealed to the youth in the 2008 election not ust with his charisma but just how he truly connected with v

mister? >> ali trained for the fight with foreman at deer lake, pennsylvania.r that fight. >> one more. >> and he had very good sparring partners. larry holmes was one of his sparring partners. i was struck with how well he handled, he actually handled ali in their sparring session, he dominated ali, that wasn't uncommon, ali very often would not show his best stuff with a sparring partners, but in fact would work on his weaknesses, he would go against the ropes and he would let people pummel him very heavy hitters who were sort of clumsy. he would let them bang away at him. it was as if he wanted to train his body to receive these messages of punishment. and absorb them faster than other fighters can absorb them. >> true significance of why they fought in africa, they came away to win $10 million. $5 million for george foreman. $5 million for me, london, england was trying to get it promotors in america were trying to get it but none of them could surpass the $5 million mark. >> the dream is now becoming a reality. >> don king went to george foreman and got fo

mister. >> get it again! again it again!] >> trained for the fight with foreman in pennsylvania. he trained very hard for that fight. and he had very good sparring partners. larry holmes was one of his spa sparring partners. he dominated ali. that wasn't uncommon. ali would not very often show his best stuff with his sparring partners but worked on his weaknesses. he let them bang away at him. it was as if he wanted to train his body to receive these messages of punishment and absorb them faster than a fighter could absorb them. >> true significance of $10 million, $5 million for george foreman, $5 million for me. london, england, was trying to get it, america was trying to get it and none of them could surpass the $5 million mark. >> the dream is now becoming a reality. >> don king went to george foreman and got foreman to sign an option agreement saying that if king could deliver $5 million, foreman would fight ali. and then king went to ali and made the same deal with him so don king now had both fighters, their signature