nate was good with gps coordinates. >> so i gave nate the gps and the best horse i got and said, "youet in the truck, and go down to where you can call some help. >> but separating, and then hurrying on that terrain was dangerous. the horses fought to stay together. >> fear was having that horse go down with nate, and then nobody would be able to make it to get down and call for help. >> they slipped and slid. it took nate more than an hour to get to the top of the road. he got in his truck and began a frantic drive down the mountain to reach to an area with cell service. >> and as i was coming out, i come around this corner. and there was a guy standing in the road, waving his hands. and i was, like, "what in the world?" >> the road was blocked by a smashed truck hanging halfway over the edge of the road. nate helped the driver move his truck, and then went hurtling back down the mountain to get help. and meanwhile, back at 12,000 feet, josh was a long half mile from the crash. >> i sat there and glassed that plane for probably five minutes waiting to see if i could see movement in i

obviously as londoners are becoming quite experienced at this now u nfortu nately experienced at thisn't know who was injured or not. but in my opinion i thought this was serious. i have got my phone on me to film it. this is what is going on. i am on my way to work, i am a businessman, i am in sales, on my way to work, i am a businessman, iam in sales, that on my way to work, i am a businessman, i am in sales, that is what i was doing. i don't work for parliament. it looked like the police responded very quickly, what did you see? the specialist police came in with their 4x4 bmws. in a matter of minutes, in five minutes, i saw five of them coming with their blue lights flashing. they dealt with it, they made an arrest, or arrests. but definitely the main person i think has been arrested. there have been at least two ambulances, fire engines. i commend the police, i do, yes. thank you for telling us what you saw. that is just one eyewitness account of the drama which unfolded outside the houses of parliament here in westminster this morning. the details are still emerging. jonathan ca

here comes nate walking up the stairs. he hasn't seen them in years. >>> action sports are fun but action sports can also be a lifestyle, especially if you throw yourself into it to follow your passion. this is blaze stack. he's a film movie and youtuber. he's creating a series of short documentaries all about people who live cars or vans to do the things they love. his first episode is all a kayakers and he's hooked up with kya and some of his friends to see what it's like out there on the river and in the van. >> they're just up river from here. crossing the first falls right here. >> okay. that was worth it, though. that's pretty pretty. >> that looks like something you'd want to try once in your life, to see something that beautiful or if you're adventurous, ride down a waterfall like that. >> i feel this would take me out. i never want to try it. >> blaze resets it and goes to a different vantage point and captures these guys doing this. >> oh, nice. >> three angles. this guy's amazing. >> blaze captured it all so aft

democratic challenger nate mcmurray and a former clinton campaign aide and jess mcintosh as well.ate, is your view that you are now in a race where your opponent has been indicted but if you tell the truth according to the politics and the polling, you're still likely to lose? >> no, i think we're going to win. i think that mr. collins does not represent the people of ny 27. these are hard-working people. they deserve hard-working honest leadership. and i think there's going to be a backlash in november. i think the people here are embarrassed of mr. collins and they want a change. >> do you think he's guilty? >> i think this represents a series of bad behavior by mr. collins. this isn't news. what we saw yesterday has long been in the public record for over a year what he has done. and it represents a sign of the times and a sign of his behavior. to be honest with you, i'm shocked he was endorsed in the first place. >> you know what i've got to do when you don't answer the question, right? i've got to ask it again. it's a timely process. do you think he's guilty? >> i think we ha

i've been an avid and unwavering reporter of the nate knows the therapeutics long before i came to congress or was elected county executive. erie county. over this time, my affiliation with a native indonesia therapeutics with my integrity and my investment in my political opponents. i believe in the company and still do and in the potential of a drug that had the real possibility of improving the treatment option for secondary progressive multiple sclerosis patients, which is about the most debilitating disease untreated disease known to mankind and something i saw firsthand affecting close family members. over the years i invested heavily, and became the company's largest shareholder in an uncompensated member of the board of directors. without my investments and steadfast financial support, the company would have gone under, bringing with it a premature and a drug i truly thought would revolutionize treatment options for secondary progressive ms. of all the things i wanted to accomplish in my life, finding a cure for secondary progressive ms was at the top of the list. after years of blo

. >> reporter: his boys, nick and nate.hat he did not mention, is that nick died in a car accident years ago. but then, another voice came over the radio -- >> 348 to all units. >> reporter: and the look of surprise, it's because it's the voice of his son nate, who had just flown in from across the country to do this, publicly. >> it is my honor to acknowledge this code 5, to set free a man who has sacrificed so much of his time for all of us. dad, you are officially code 5. >> reporter: that clapping. duane didn't hear it. >> it love you. >> reporter: but yeah, this was his good-bye -- a good-bye with tears. and now, day one of the next chapter. >> time to go home. it's time to go home. thank you. >> reporter: john donvan, abc news. >> we thank him for his service. thank you for watching. i'm tom llamas, "good morning america" and "this week" first thing in the morning. i'll see you right back here tomorrow. good night.

nate is a small forward on the knicks gaming team, was named tournament mvp making him the king of thelations to you and the team what made your team stand out so much this year >> i think our team more so than other teams had to fight through adversity. we started off pretty bad but fought through and ended up winning the ticket tournament. it propelled us to make the playoffs we ended up winning the championship. >> what does mvp mean for you personally not just the honor but also sponsorships and your future salary >> yeah, so it means a lots. i didn't go into the finals trying to go for it or anything. it kind of occurred naturally. but it was all my teammates at the end of the day they believed in me to take plays. especially defensively they needed me in that series. that was pretty cool. >> i heard you were a cancer in the clubhouse that you -- no, just kidding obviously you've been crushing it how important is that chemistry between the guys and ultimately do you guys consider yourself athletes know that's possibly an obnoxious thing to ask. >> some people don't think of it tha

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she doesn't want to talk about brexit and borisjohnson but u nfortu nately about brexit and borisjohnsontalking about both. the most telling paragraph in this piece on the guardian was she was on another tv station and she said, when she said... she said... i have lost it. oh, yes, about boris, i was very pleased boris was foreign secretary for the period he was foreign secretary, that is the most telling bit of all of that. he was out of trouble and away when he was foreign secretary, but now that he aint, the speculation is he will try to come up with a different brexit for the tory party conference. how frustrating is it that she is in south africa drumming up trade deals and all we are talking about is borisjohnson and all we are talking about is boris johnson and leadership challenges? she brought it on herself by talking about all of this on the plane on the way over. she knew that she would have to learn is the boiled so to speak. it is out of the boiled so to speak. it is out of the way. hopefully now lancing is off the menu and she can get on with doing the deals —— lance the bo

but i think u nfortu nately it ta kes unfortunate.a lot of money to do these things. david told the man. well the judge's decision was criticised by many media organisations. the editor of the i newspaper, says it could affect future investigations. this really tips the balance too far towards secrecy. yes, it will help innocent people like sutcliffe, but it will also cut countless victims of crime. it will make it much harder to get convictions in some cases. there could be a domino effect when news of investigation brea ks effect when news of investigation breaks and other witnesses, father tee forward. cases have showed that. our legal correspondent clive coleman is here. this is the bbc deciding not to appeal. it goes no further? after the ruling we had last month, the bbc representative said this showed a dramatic shift towards press freedom. the bbc was adamant that there is a critical press freedom principle at stake. it drafted ii rounds of appeal where it said the judge had made errors of law. they sought permission to appeal

andy cohen, msnbc correspondent, jacob soboroff, author, rebecca makkai, featuring the 8g band with natemith.♪ ♪ [ cheers and applause ] ladies and gentlemen, seth meyers. [ cheers and applause ] >> seth: good evening. i'm seth meyers. this is "late night." how's everybody dointonight? [ cheers and applause ] well, that's great to hear. in that case, let's get to the news. well, move over gettysburg address. [ laughter ] after the president n issued a warning to president trump, trump posted an all caps tweet saying, quote, never eve reaten the united states again, or you will suffer consequences the likesich few throughout history have ever suffered before. we are no longer a c that will stand for your demented words of violence and death. [ lahter ] be cautious. [ laughter ] all i can say is thank god we didn't elect a woman president. they're just too emotional. [ laughter ] [ cheers and applause ] vice president mike pence today hosted a fundraiser for a republican representative in il elphia, but he left as soon as he found out it's the city of brotherly love. [ laughter ] that's tw

tonight -- amy poehler, music from fall out boy, featuring the 8g band with nate smith. ♪ [ cheers andpplause ] ladies and gentlemen, seth meyers. >> seth: good evening. i'm seth myers. this is "late night." how is everybody doing tonight? [ cheers and applause ] that is fantastic to hear. in that case, let's get to the president trump's former lawyer michael cohen, last night, released a secret recording of a conversation he had with trump in 2016 about paying off a "playboy" model who claimed to have had an affair with him. "oh, that'll be the end of him," said americans two years ago. and a year and a half ago. and a year ago. and eight months ago. and four months ago. and a hundred other times. [ laughter ] that's right, michael cohen released a recording of a conversation he had with trump about paying off a "playboy" model. and sure, it's lurid because it involves "playboy," but i'm only in it for the articles. [ laughter and applause ] i'm a reader. what can i say? president trump today complained about the release of the secret recording last night on twitter saying, "what kind

u nfortu nately i you get on first in the election?tunately i did not win, coming third of the five candidates. but i took it as a learning curve for me and it has been an amazing experience. i have been able to campaign freely and meet a lot of people and learned a lot in the process. what was your sense of these elections overall, you think that they were free and fair?|j these elections overall, you think that they were free and fair? i can speakfor the that they were free and fair? i can speak for the constituency that i was running for, i think that everything was in order in that constituency. i could campaign freely, we managed to witness the vote counting and verified the figure is coming from our constituency. but i'm not sure about what happened in other constituencies. we have been hearing some reports. we are hearing claims from the opposition movement for democratic change that the vote has been fixed, what would you say to that? i'm sure if they have got the evidence, they are waiting to release it after the elections hav

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well, u nfortu nately protecting themselves all of this? they don't have a suite of very good options in response to us actions. it can claim that it will retaliate, but there simply aren't a lot of very good options from its perspective. it can continue to wea ken perspective. it can continue to weaken the r and b, but not without weakening its own interests. —— it can perhaps sell down its treasury portfolio, but not without harming it. -- rmb. so, portfolio, but not without harming it. —— rmb. so, the touraine, given the economic boom in the us, given the economic boom in the us, given the slowdown in china favours trumped right now. —— terrain. the slowdown in china favours trumped right now. -- terrain. we know they are being seen as a broader type of war between the two powerhouses for influence, who is winning this round? powerhouses for influence, who is winning this round ?|j powerhouses for influence, who is winning this round? i think it has to be the us. the us should expect to be the us. the us should expect to come away with a

she was active force, but she pulled her way back to claim the gold, and u nfortu nately, to claim thee 0'connor, she finished a disappointing fourth. she said life goes on, we go again, but she said she put all of her heart into it and she has no legs left today. so it brilliant gold for her. in edinburgh, a mixed day in the diving pool. a brilliant silver, actually, any synchro pair. the grace reid and ross hassan. it was only the second time exactly competed together, but a poor but ultimate dive from their opponents meant that she could not defend her european title, and she ended up finishing a disappointing fifth. tomorrow, focus turns the beautiful shores of loch lomond, where two—time 0lympic silver medallist, jazz carlin, a likely switch sports. she will going in the ten kate open water swim, but there is a very strong field including the world champion and olympic champion. she will have her work cut out. yes, plenty more action to come on day eight. after a superb performances from dina asher smith and zharnel hughes yesterday, there were hopes of further british success in

to start working backwards to look at the genome and extinct species like dinosaurs and u nfortu nately we were species like dinosaurs and unfortunately we were never able to recover dna from eight fossil, it does not look like dna survives that long, but we can form a scalpel, so we can make deductions about the kinds of things dinosaurs may have had or may not a pad in terms of their genetic makeup. one thing to remember is that in one sense dinosaurs are still here in one way, so we have a dinosaur descendent with us and flourishing that managed to make it through the catastrophic event 66 million years ago. they have an ancient history and were probably there in their dinosaur a ncestors probably there in their dinosaur ancestors and it would allow dinosaurs to adapt to their environment very quickly. we will not have original dna from the dinosaurs so we will not know what the exact genetic composition is like. time for a look at the weather forecast now. the rain continuing to clear way eastwards this evening and overnight, when starting to ease down as well. some showers followin

in an announcement congressman collins says he will finish his term, but his democratic chojer nate mcmurrayays he should quit right now. >>> okay, the city has brags out introducing the world to deep dish pizza is now home to a pizza museum. >> imagine that. it sounds pretty delicious, the u.s. pizza museum isia offy open in chicago. take a look. the museum tellsto a of pizza and it's u.s. makers. inside if youis the place you'll see vintage pizza box.ll with a that talk about pizza, you're probably going to walk in nd get hungry, but it's not a restaurant. there is nearby pizza diseariap. >>> 10:14 right now. taking it outside, if you plan on eating out there, take the umbrella because you' eemay see rain drops. rain drops. the temratures are going pe as your home becomes more connected, shouldn't your internet keep up? it's time for fios. because fiber optics can move crazy amounts of data at even crazier speeds. and fios is the 100% fiber-optic network, so you can get phenomenal capacity for your tech. we'll even help you get another device to put it to the test. right now, get $200 towa

i know you are in the house and the nate asenate.mccain this morning. >> well, he was a true american hero from his contagious service and vietnam when he refused his ability to go home and two more years of torture in hanoi. he was a true american hero and it will be a long time to fill his space. >> let me go to michael coh cohen -- should that trigger the start of an investigation in the judicial committee that could end up going to impeachment or not but the way our system works, is this the proper way it should begin? >> well, i think the mueller investigation has to continue first and for most and the committee has to defend the mueller investigation against the president and the republicans in congress attempts to sabotage it and discredit it and the fbi and the department of justice. congress is supposed to be a checks and balances. under the republicans, it has been the exact opposite, chairman nunes, saying he views his role is to protect the president. the role of congress is not to protect the president, we ought to be ho

force ors former nate of forces to be reorganized. you combine that with airpower and government support is. do those things well and it works. it's the same thing that happened with the east india company or other organizations that have been in places for a long time, centuries -- >> east indies company, is that what you just said? >> sure. that's called colonial oppression. that's why i brought up -- >> we're talking about gene, that's funny. you think what you're building in the uaa is a side step? >> what i'm saying is -- >> you help it -- keep -- >> you help -- >> when you look at historically how unconventional forces are built to stabilize areas, that's how you do it. i'm amazed at the amount of defenders there are that they want to keep spending $62 billion just in afghanistan. you're right to complain about the military praild in washington. you're blowing through three and a half military parades a day in afghanistan but -- >> the only alternative is putting in mercenaries, that's what i'm asking. by the way, cheap shots as

the democrat nate mcmurray from grand island. thank you so much for joining us. we appreciate it.ll me your reaction when you heard about your opponent's decision not to seek reelection. >> i think good news for new york state. good news for america. the era he represents needs to come to an end. i think it's going to be a very trying time for his family and him. i understand that and at the same time, i am relieved that we're not going to have a man who may be in jail for 150 years in office running in a campaign to represent western new york and central new york. >> i don't have to tell you the odds you were facing initially with congressman collins given the make-up of that district. reliably republican, something a district the president won by more than 20 points the last time around. now congressman collins out of the picture but the politics of the district hasn't changed all that much. how are you reaching out to republicans at this point trying to win them over because that's still going to be necessary for you to win, isn't it? >> it certainly is. i think mr. collins rep

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>> nate mcmurray does not want to run against me. i'm a brawler. i'm a fighter.mes. i've never had an easy race. i'm going to take the fight straight to him. he's a job killer. he spent his entire professional career taking jobs away from america and exporting them to china and korea, devastating our community. i have a track record of winning. he's a radical progressive liberal that is totally out of touch with voters in the 27th congressional district. i go back before again under the leadership of our erie county republican chairman. i've won three times in a blue county. i already have a finance committee. we have two ceos from the buffalo area and rochester area that are co-chairs of that. i've secured $100,000 in commitments and fundraising already in 24 hours, and i'm ready to go. >> all right. i won't make you weigh in on who should be the buffalo bills starting quarterback. that'll be for another day. but we certainly appreciate you being on with us this afternoon. >> not me. >> great. thank you. >> thank you. >>> and we have much more ahead in the newsr

. >> and i'll ask you too about this challenger nate mcmurray.mocrats against electing nancy pelosi as the house speaker if democrats should take control. what are her chances of becoming speaker again if there is a blue wave in this midterm? >> bottom line is if nancy pelosi runs for speaker again, this is her race to lose. we saw this happen a lot in 2006. especially those running in red districts. brad elsworth to name one. some ended up supporting her. she won by an yeoverwhelming support in 2007. so it is her race to lose. but i do hope that the democratic party no matter who the speaker is allows some of this newer generation of fresh faces to come in and have some real leadership because that is how we're going to rebuild our party and help lift up some new faces. >> and let's talk about bernie sanders. there are several candidates who he endorsed who failed on tuesday. politico writes that bernie and his army are losing 2018. do republicans benefit from sanders backed candidates losing or would they rather have them win this hopes of a fr

so far it's pulling away, continues to pull away, but now the air is just so tropical in nate and thede winds have kicked in they're getting their usual thormunderstorms on saturd ground. as far as lane goes it's just about over. great news. really took the turn. >> it did. >> it fell hard. >> followed tract. >> that was so nice. let's take a look at what's going on at home. nice to see both of you this morning. hope you had a great weekend and hope everybody else did also. it's gray this morning with temperatures in the upper 50s. we're going to be below average this afternoon. even with some afternoon sunshine, the typical roll back to the coast as we head towards lunch and looks like this is going to be the case the next several days. there's no summer heat. it's missing. expect overcast conditions at night and areas of mist closer to san francisco and the coast like we have this morning. see how stout the sea breeze is. look at the low-lying clouds into the central valley and still hanging around most of the bay by noon. we'll get a couple hours free of the clouds, but then by 3:0

bev lea before leaving the race, he was set to face nate mcmurray. nate mcmurray is joining us now to talk about this and other things. i'll ask you you first your reaction to mr. collins dropping out of the race. >> i think it is good news for western new york. it is good news for america. it is good news for ny 27. i think he should take a step further and resign from congress. i'm not sure why he is continuing to hold on to his position. but i think that he needs to move on. and this era needs to end for all of us. >> you say good news for a lot of people. is this good news for you? how has this affected your campaign? you had contributions coming in more steady you now? >> there is a surge of excitement for our campaign. i see the excitement in the small towns we're visiting. it has been a great time for us. i think a lot of people understand that when i was out there getting hammered for attacking this man on his record, when i was out there telling people you need to listen and look at what he has actually done for western new york, a lot of ot

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in this case it is a democrat named nate mcmurray. i reached out to him a couple of hours ago and got this statement. he says this. it is absolutely true that chris collins should not be running for this or any other seat, a fact that the local republican party knew full well when they endorsed and celebrated him while he was under investigation for securities fraud. so the question now is, if this seat, this safe republican seat is now in jeopardy, can the democrat, nate mcmurray, raise enough money, secure enough outside support, and then win over enough right-leaning voters to pick up this seat and unseat any republican challenger, if it is chris collins or someone else? we have to see if that will be the case. one thing we know for sure is that democrats know all too well they only have to flip about two dozen seats to take back control of the house, david. >> jeff bennet, thank you very much. jeff bennet covers the white house at nbc news. with me is blake and michelle goldberg, a columnist for "the new york times." michelle, let

in to nates are leading and wendy is lking about hot toddies in commercial break. >> it's a tuesday.> you started your hot toddies. >> it'stuesday, [music playing] at havertys we know it's hard to get a good night's sleep. havertys mattress sale is here to help. with our wide selection of top brands andh our price maarantee you can find the perfect mattress for everyone in thfamily. and right now save $550 on select tempur-pedic mattresses. it's time everyone got a good night's sleep. havertys life looks good >>> can you believe it, ben's chili bowl turning 60 tomorrow. >> and a big part of the restaurant is the mural on the wall of the building, the latest designnvled just last spring featuringome of the most prominent african-american who have tied to d.c. including o beloved jim vance. the artist who brought it to life has aer to to tell withll the images. >> with harriet tubman, you know, holding a torch. that's the title of this mural, he torch." it's like it starts with her and trickles downo the current. >> it's going to be a day full c events tomorrow. ben'sli bowl turning 60

they will of course be extremely disappointed, there's very little of the building and u nfortu nately know, they have been no injuries. —— fortu nately. know, they have been no injuries. —— fortunately. is there any hope of saving the building customer it does not seem to me that there will be much left of the building at all by the time the fire is put out. at the most it would be just a blackened shell, smokers been bellowing over belfast all day, you can smell it hanging in the air still. there is a bit less smoke around now than two or three hours ago but certainly about 30 minutes ago the flames, the fire itself which is in the third and the fourth stories of the five story building, was as intense as it has been all days to get the impression that the fire service still have a long evening ahead of them. and this building has survived bombs, previous virus as well, but this looks like it is absolutely devastating? absolutely, it is all but destroyed. there has been a fire in this building apparently in the mid—19 70s during the troubles, and there was a bomb attack on the buildi

u nfortu nately, not about personality. unfortunately, english sport is a lot about personality.tween. at the moment, gareth is a high priest and i am a dance. if we can keep it like that then i'm happy to be a dance. but it is not about personality. also coming up in the programme... andy murray wins the battle of the brits in washington. and we'll tell you about the goalkeeper who's got more major trophies in his cabinet than appearances on the pitch. england and ireland's fortunes will be decided this evening at the hockey world cup in london — both are in quarterfinal action. ireland are under way already against india. and then at 20:15pm, england take on the seven time champions, netherlands. 0ur reporterjo currie is at the lee valley centre. evenings like this do not get much bigger. places in the semifinals are up bigger. places in the semifinals are upforgrabs. bigger. places in the semifinals are up for grabs. ireland are already under way against india. that is the second—half now. goalless at the moment but ireland ranked 16th in the world. what an achievement that wo

we use chemicals, but pulling is the most eco friendly way to reve the grass while keeping the nate environmentt. >> reporter: the issue with invasive plants is they take over an area choking out the species. they have no natural enemies so not even deerr insects want to touch them. >> the problem is too big for one scout tokle alone. john's work is jump starting a bigger plan. >> i'm focusing on right now starting to create a long-term effort here to clear up stilt grass and other invasive plants. what makes this area unique is it can be controlled. there are boundarieboundaries. >> reporter: the park is looking forward to the day when that area is reclaime >> once it' cleared out, we'll be able to introduce nativ species again. i would like it to be a safe place forummer camp kids to come and be in the woods and to kind of have that natural sort of space to play in. we have the farm and that's well-maintained. we have all the gunds well-maintained. we don't have a good, cleared wooded space. i'd like to put a course in there and teach about map and compass use forcout programs. >> reporter: f

then you are too— one and then they score a third from a poor pass, great finish but fortu nately fromeally poor tackle on ward earlier in in the game. —— u nfortu nately for ward earlier in in the game. —— unfortunately for us. brighton look set to bounce straight back, three first half goals giving them the lead against manchester united in the day's late kick off. glenn murray gave them the lead before brighton defender shane duffy added a second. united pulled one back through romelu lukaku's header, but pascal gross restored their advantage from the penalty spot, eric bailly commiting the foul. ten minutes or so remaining, brighton still leading 3—1. they look set to condemn jose brighton still leading 3—1. they look set to condeanose mourinho to defeat. steven gerrard remains unbeaten as rangers manager as his side reached the quarter finals of the scottich league cup after a 3—1win at kilmarnock. the comombian striker alfredo morelos scored a hat trick. he's been the subject of a three and three quarter million pound bid from french club bordeaux but gerrard said they will have

daron payne got on the field which was good le segue to the nates and cardinals. resegway.dealing with your average jerk. bases loaded bryce harper r of the game. he adds a two-run single. he was 3 for 5 with three rbis. the nats hold on to win, 5-4 over the cardinals. >>inally. >> hallelujah. >> i knew we were in good shape when doug wasn't yelling in thei weather of. >> tt's true. ha >>> there's a triple threat at georgetown university. identical triplette brothers h taken every step together. now, they're going for another degree at georgetown. a masters in economics at the er unty. the osborne triplets nicholas, zachary and benjamin don't just dress like. they appeao think alike, as well. although they spend a lot of time together, they tell us their bond is something they would ner trade. >> it's a very interesting experience. >> even though we're in a crowd, we stand out. >> we're tl we're triplets because that sets us apart. >> theynl aren't the oy triplets in the family. their great grand forewas a triplett, as well. the bthers are from rocky mountain, north carolin

so he has to come with an alter nate plan. but don't worry, he's got the skills for it. that suit is stretchy. it seems to be. doesn't he look comfortable? >> yeah, i don't want him to be restricted in any way by tight pants. >> it doesn't look like he's restricted at all he's leaps his way down these stairs. >> he's taking a shortcut. no traffic at all. >> zips past the los angeles public library. >> what kind of shoes is he wearing? they're definitely not dress shoes. they're not leather soled. they're smart shoes. >> i put the money on they're not that sol lild because he goes flipping his way down the middle of the street. should come as no surprise that he spent some time with kirk day soleil. now he's in the park, people playing soccer. time for a celebration makes i had way across the street, does a bit of rocky training up the stairs. also should come as no surprise that just right here he's now a professional stunt actor in hollywood and in television and, in fact, this video was shot a couple years ago but just posted to his facebook. he was dealing with a pret

all of you came to realize were even larger risks that materialized on august 7th, nate t. 98. it is my honor to stand before you today to remember that the terms of that terrorist attack on our embassies in nairobi and doris. i want to first acknowledge ambassador bush now in line for their efforts in bringing everyone here together. ambassador bushnell has impressed upon me to need all that was not necessary i'm grateful to hear it, the need to both remember what happened on august 7th and continue to work to make sure the united dates government not only remembers, that does all it needs to to make everyone who was impacted by those events should be respected and made whole. i also want to acknowledge the deputy chief of mission of kenya in the ambassador to tanzania, will send the singly for attending today's event. most important iowa to thank all of you. survivors and families who are here today. we are here to honor you today in honor of those who lost their lives in nairobi 20 years ago. 20 years after that fateful morning we are reminded that the bravery, heroism, comp

today, democratic candidate nate mcmurray called on collins to resign his seat immediately. looking beyond this november to 2020. lawyer for adult film star stormy daniels -- >> i'm not just some tv lawyer. >> reporter: michael avenatti in iowa friday night at a democratic showcase, flirted with making a presidential run himself. >> we have a tendency to bring nail clippers to a gunfight. the democratic party must be a party that fights fire with fire. >> reporter: avenatti even said democrats should give up michelle obama's 2016 advice. >> our motto is when they go low, we go high. >> when they go low, i say we hit harder. >> reporter: avenatti says he feels called to be involved politically but made no announcements. for that new york house seat, getting collins' name off the ballot isn't that easy. deadlines have already passed. the state party could take the local office and then choosing a different republican to run for kate. >> kelly o'donnell with the president in new jersey, thank you. a programming note here. omarosa manigault newman sits down for an exclusive inte

nate mcmry said thewamp is alive and well in washington, d.c.'s stephanie gosk has mor >> on the evening of june 22nd -- >> reporter: u.s. attorney laid out time lines and phone records, proof he says that republican congressman christopher collinsew of n york is guilty of insider tradi f and lying tobi. >> cgressman collins acted as if the law didn'tpp to him. >> reporter: collins, his son cameron, and his son's future father-in-law steven zarski face 13 criminal counts altogether including securities fraud and false statements to investigators. the crimes revolve around the lian pharmaceutical company innate. according to the indictment on june 22nd last year, innate's ceo informed his board of directors, inclung collins, that the company's critical drug trial had failed. news that was not yetpublic. congressman collins was at a picnic at the white housete and mi after getting the news according to prosecutors, collins calledis son to tell him, breaking federal law. cameron collins m ted quick save his money. >> he sold stock based on thatd in

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statistician nate silver from 538 saying this. >> this plays out in every congressional district. >>orter: we spoke to a reporter from the "washington post." >> a lot of midterm fights are being fought in this district where pelosi's brand of liberal politics may not always be welcome, as democrats try to oust republicans. >> should democrats prevail in november, a about thele is shaping up on who will overtake nancy pelosi. some say she needs to step aside, but others are coming to her defense, including eric swalwell. >> i've seen how skillful she is, and i also don't like allowing our opponents to tell us who our leader should be. >> reporter: joe tuman says one of her top traits is delivering when it counts. >> replacing her for the sake of replacing her so somebody else can have a turn at the job is not a great thing to do unless that person comes wiinstitution knowledge. >> reporter: in san francisco, chris nguyen, abc 7 news. >>> president trump wants to end quarterly earning reports for u.s. businesses. he's asked the securities and exchange commission to study from switching

. >> forget the nates and b tonight. this is big stuff right here. >> and no rain on those games either from the looks of it, doug. >> apparently i had to get my more.racticing >> williamsport. >> he's not there. >> there's still time. >> absolutely. rain there. we saw rain come through around 4:00 or 5:00. it was coming uddown. >> >> your office, her office is huge. >> palatial. >> newsroom right by the windows. >> >> doreen's cubicle right next to jim's cubicle. >> we were under our decks. >> showing all the rain coming down heavily. the thunder was shaking the houses. the thunder shaking newsroom earlier northwest d.c. temperatures a hot and humid 91 degree d.c. 92 over towards gaithersburg. frericksburg at 94. that 91, by the way, was very early in the day. then the clouds moved in. storms move in. we could have gotten higher if the storms wait during the day tomorrow. looking at cloudover and a humid night. still 78 degrees rights now. veri very muggy. x river today hit 108. the heed index. really big heat. not much