stick with us. >>> this morning on "world news now," the new co >>> this morning on "world news now,"ecord-breaking temperatures. >>> and president trump lashing out, including the me too movement and trashing george ting bush. a lot of traction this morning. >>> and new this half hour, a miracle. >> against all odds, a teen survives a gunshot to the head, waking up just as the priest read him the last rites. >> and apparently losing the super bowl can lead to communing with nature or leading a youth game. we have tom brady in "the skinny" on this july 6th. >>> from abc news, this is "world news now." >>> i could watch tom brady reading a phone book. >> we're going to break down what tom is doing, communing nature and attacking bears. >>> some 30 million americans are under excessive heat watches and warnings. it could reach 116 in yuma, arizona and 118 in palm springs. >>> and outside denver, colorado, firefighters had to deal with another threat from mother nature, a tornado. clayton sandell has more. >> reporter: flames darting towards hundreds of homes. the lake christine fire nor

new! pure zzzs. >>> from >>> from california's central valley, sheriffs deputies perform a daring rescue. a man was stuck on the rocks in the rapids of the river canyon near bakersfield. he was not wearing a life vest. you can see there the two were hoisted by the chopper and carried to a safe place. >> we are also getting our first look at under surveillance video showing a bicyclist falling through a draw bridge. >> it happened shortly after the fourth of july fireworks in the town of menashaw. you see the bicyclist driving through the warning gates and falling through the gap. police say the 37-year-old woman was taken to the hospital and treated for facial injuries, it could have been worse. wow! >> unbelievable. amazon's fourth annual prime day got off to a slower prime start. >> seconds after the 3:00 p.m. eastern launch. heavy traffic crashed amazon's servers for about the first hour. millions of prime customers click on deals got only images of sad looking dogs with the words, uh-o

new york. good to be with you. i'm anne-marie green. >>> this morning in northern california firefighters are fighting a deadly fast-moving erratic fire that expanded overnight. >> oh, my god. everybody's panicking and trying to leave. >>> a bulldozer operator has been killed and three firefighters injured battling the so-called carr fire. the fire tore through two communities and then jumped the sacramento river, reaching the city of reading. new evacuation orders have been issued. at least 15 buildings are destroyed including a historic schoolhouse and five others damaged. a fire spokesman said the blaze is taking down everything in its path. fueled by skosh. ing temperatures and strong winds, the fire has tripled in size overnight. more than 28,000 acres have burned. on the phone with me now is dave grashoff. he's photographer for wkovr. give me an idea of what conditions are light right now. >> good morning, anne-marie. i'm right here in the middle of it. i used to live here. they're trying

4 news weekend... i am following breaking news out of thailand... 6 kids rescued from a flooded cave after being trapped for more than 2 weeks. i will have the latest details coming up at 7:30. ( dave )hot again today...your forecast is next ! (ácommercialá) (áábreakáá)(ácommercialá) welcome back to kron 4 news weekend. in the south bay... temperatures reached the 90's yesterday leaving people looking for ways to beat the heat. kron 4's gayle ong takes a look. many people here had the same ideathey checked the weather forecast and came here, where it's much coolerany spot along the water was the place to be saturdaysotbeach goers living inland escaping the heat advisories and warnings sotjessile santa maria drove two hours from pittsburg where its expected to be in the 90's all weeksot and tourists who are staying inland traveling here where it's much coolersot plenty of umbrellas blanketing the sand for shade while others splashed around in the pacific oceansotif you are not able to escape

on abc 7age news midday. and we'll live stream the inauguration on abc 7 news.com. >>> the san jose srk aco lawsu rt to te bart issu overareahep where tderal lawsuit against t federal transit administration. this is on top of another lawsuit the sharks filed in may against the vta managing the bart extension project. both lawsuits say the vta did not plan for lost parking or how construction would impact the venue. >> opponents of an initiative to split california into three states want the supreme court the state supreme court that is to pull the measure from the ballot. the initiative calls for breaking the state into northern california, which will containt bay area, orange part. california. the blue part. which would contain monterey, santa barbara, los angeles. and southern california, the green part, which would contain inland areas like fresno and san bernardino. but also san diego. a lawsuit filed yesterday by a group called planning and conservation league argue it is too drastic a change to state go

from the broadcast center in new from the broadcast center in new york city i'm paula reid. captioning funded by cbs >>> it's thursday, july 5th, 2018. this is the "cbs morning news." >>> a protester climbs onto the statue of liberty on independence day. what prompted the high drama standoff. >>> extreme weather, massive wildfires out west, flash flooding in the south, and the sweltering heat wave across the country. >>> and how america celebrated independence day coast to coast. >>> good morning from the studio 57 newsroom at cbs news headquarters in new york. i'm don dahler in for anne-marie green. >>> americans celebrated this country's 242nd birthday with the usual parades, barbecues, fireworks extravaganzas, and this year, political protests at the statue of liberty, aing withing symbol for immigrants and refugees. a woman opposed to the administration's immigration policies climbed the statue's base. she was arrested after a nearly four-hour standoff with police and she's due in court today. laura podesta is here in new york with the details. laura, good morning. >> re

bad, bad news. >> or strange news.deo posted on facebook shows a guy on a beer run with nothing it to see here. he walks into a convenience store with a gator under his arm and goes -- walks up to the counter. he goes, y'all got beer still? he noticed a customer in the store who begins running towards the gator, and the gator's mouth was taped shut during the incident. that makes it okay? >> less terrifying. >> this is some weird thing that's okay with floridians. the rest of us do not get it, okay. yeah. it's the weekend in florida. >>> so a turbojet hover board master took to the beach in france to practice on his board. he took off from the back of a truck and flew over water. onlookers were treated to a display. >> that's kind of neat. >> as long as there are no sharks in that water, i would do that. >> yeah, but did he stick the landing? he looked pretty cool launching it. >>> we're going to stay overseas and go to new zealand where the police officers in the small town helped make this young boy's day. 5-year-old

stephanie gosk, nbc news, new york. >> tonight, cbs analysts responded to the "new yorker" article.denied any allegations of sexual assault and added i recognize there were times decades ago i may have made so men uncomfortable by making advances, those were mtakes and i regret them immensely. cbs in its statement says cbs is mindful of all workplace issues and takes each report seriously we do not believe however the picture of our company in the "new yorker." >> stephanie, thank you. >>> coming up tonight, emergency landing, the big shock at rush hour for drivers in a major american city and the big news from the galaxy far, far away. how star wars plans to bring back a beloved character. >>> drivers in chicago got quite a shock this afternoon when a small i needed answers. my doctor and i chose xarelto® to help keep me protected from a stroke. once-daily xarelto®, a latest-generation blood thinner significantly lowers the risk of stroke in people with afib not caused by a heart valve problem. warfarin interferes with at least 6 of your body's natural blood-clotting factors. xarel

. >>> new scandals, new outrage at epa chief, scott pruitt. >> i would urge you to resign before your scandals push you out. >> a mom who confronted him in public speaking out to us. and safety, are they more dangerous in an emergency? the faa decides whether you need more room in the sky. >>> need a new ride? the deal that can get you a new set of wheels every two weeks. >>> those who serve, world war ii veteran and presidential candidate, bob dole, on a whole new mission. >> this is "nbc nightly news" with lester holt. >> good evening. welcome to our viewers in the west. first, euphoria over their discovery alive inside a flooded cave in thailand. now comes new anguish and worry for the dozen children and an adult who remain trapped in that cave with few options to surface. not since the world held its breath in 2010 over the fates of 33 trapped miners in chile has a rescue drama so captivated the world. in this case, surrounded by water, the 13 kcave survivors, weakened by days without food, could have to make a marrowing underwater swim through narrow passages to reach freedom. nb

good morning from the studio 57 newsroom at cbs news headquarters here in new york. good to be with you. i'm anne-marie green. >>> well, in northern california this morning, a pair of fast-moving wildfires threaten some 10,000 homes, and a massive now the ninth most destructive in state history. the two fires burning near mendocino and lake counties, north of san francisco, have burned at least seven homes and forced 10,000 people to evacuate. further north, the so-called carr fire is so large and intense, it's creating its own weather pattern. two firefighters and four civilians have been killed. at least 818 homes have been destroyed, and more than 103,000 acres burned. they are 3 of 17 fires burning in the state of california. in total, over 200,000 acres have burned. fire crews and resources are stretched to the limit. laura podesta's here in new york. good morning, laura. >> good morning, anne-marie. some fire crews are working on pure adrenaline, 48-hour shifts to try and get these fires under control. but with dry brush and unrelenting triple-digit temperature

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i say follow the news in the sense of news about the media.'re not going to get from cable or television. net neutrality, if you can go to free press or follow a set the nation. i think those are vital for a healthy community. david: i don't disagree with that. i think the real tragedy of the nationalization of global newspapers, turning them into this has resulted in the lack of oversight of state government in particular and the investigative reporters that used to do that kind of work don't have jobs anymore. there are two ways i think that is being dealt with and on the right there have been some of those people picked up by public-interest firms to do the same kind of thing. and i hate to say this, i told the story earlier, but there are very few newspapers that are going to exist five years from now in print form. that is just a fact. but in the states, not in all states, but in many states they are developing digital, very good reports on state government, state politics, better stuff than we would've gotten in the past. i think it's a

lebo diseko, bbc news.from the oil giant, bp, it will report its earnings at 7am uk time. how good, bad or ugly will those numbers be? i will have an oil analyst to discuss that. there's many other stories i want to highlight on the bbc news app, we can't cover them all on the briefing but there's plenty to read and look at, including this story, which we will discuss in the news briefing in around 20 minutes, that's the news that apparently in the uk many pupils are unable to speak in full sentences before they begin school. this is described as a scandal by the relatively new education secretary damian hinds, he promises this is something he will fix during his term as education secretary. we're talking about what's behind early talking and reading skills, that's in the news briefing coming up that's in the news briefing coming up with jane foley. as i've mentioned, there are many other stories on the bbc news app, take a look, including that story i discussed with laura bicker in seoul, the news that nor

the department of elections hopes to get the new system approved by this upcoming new year. >>> new video tonight of a bus crash in milwaukee. the county transit bus crashed into a a university campus. this happened back in may. this video out now showing the bus aight into the building. you can also see the drivers reaction right there, the terror, right across his face. five passengers were on the bus at the time of the accident. no serious injuries. injured, but not seriously injured. the video is being released as the investigation into the cause wraps up. the driver was found to have accidentally hit the accelerator. >> really frightening moment there. rob mayeda joins us now with a look at the forecast. rob, it's been a really hot week. i imagine this did not make the job of firefighters easier. >> when temperatures can't drop below 100 degrees, that's a problem at the carr fire. north bay, too, breezy conditions and hot temperatures. for the bay area, look at all that smoke pouring into san jose. temperatures tomorrow in the 80s, a full look at the hot elements of the forecast when

oabc news app. >> welcome news now if you drive the golden gate bridge.april engineers began scalint an up close inspection. their report saying despite 81 years of rain, wind and fog things are actually looking pretty good. te team of climbers found some rust and corrosion on some of the rivets to be expected, but no real structural issues. the engineers say well the towers could use a paint job and cosmetic work, but bridge officials say they are working on that. >> a bear in colorado wound up in a tight spot getting stuck in the storm drain. crews popped off the manhole cover as you can see from the video. the bear was able to figure out how to free himself and then made a run for it. right into the open space behind this colorado springs neighborhood. officers don't know how the bear got there, but they did find a dumpster nearby that had branches and berries that may have caught its attention. >> next the seven things you need to know before you go. >> first our instagram picture of the day, if you haven't please follow us at abc 7 news bay area. see

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headquaters in new york. i'm hena doba. this morning they're trying to decide how to rescue boys from a flooded cave in thailand. the team had been trapped for ten days when they were found on monday. they are generally in good health but getting them out of the cave will be difficult, dangerous and could take months. good morning. >>> good morning, experts estimate the soccer team was found alive more than a mile inside the cave and half a mile below the surface. the group is trapped by water and the question is whether to dive them out now or wait for the water to recede which may not be until the rainy season is over in october. >>> we're coming. it's okay. many people are coming. >> one day after rescuers found the missing soccer team divers are now bringing food and medical supplies to the 12 boys and their 25-year-old coach. british divers found them just a few feet above the water that held them captive in a network of caves stretching six miles into a mountain. the governor said he doesn't know how ma

the fact that the new building could come back to add a new a.d.u. but at a higher cost doesn't make a lot of sense and it seems like there are other ways to navigate the legal issues and wanting to ensure that people are protected. thank you for the opportunity to share our support. we appreciate that san francisco is serious about making a dent in the housing shortage. thanks. >> todd david on behalf of san francisco housing coalition. there are a bunch of things that we heard today that there is absolute agreement upon. it totally makes sense if a tenant had to leave their place, the owner of that should 100% be responsible for finding them a comparable location and pay moving fees. that's best practice in affordable housing. i know that mission housing, it's a practice they do. i think it makes sense the other thing is, i totally think it makes sense that we do limit the size of a.d.u.s. they're accessory dwelling units. we don't want this -- i think it would be bad for the housing world to say, hey, we're going to try to figure out a work-around

ballistic missiles new submarines new bombers rather than making new nuclear weapon and sort china russia and the united states are busy developing new more accurate faster and more reliable delivery systems hypersonic weapons possibly weapons in space and so the race is moving in the direction of more accurate delivery systems rather than making more nuclear bombs and mr jacob who's involved in the arms race is just the countries that have nuclear weapons now or are we looking at more countries. no i think i think it is not only the united states in war in iraq there is today even more countries like india pakistan and china in order to for example the indians are going to think what is or will be but is to decide to fence technology the chinese and indians are going to be at these technologies and pakistanis are on well on their way to developing that it can nuclear weapons and you know so that up to this tit for tat. reactions to what happens in between already in the autumn or in august and so i think i think to be fair or all the countries in the region. in the nuclear arms which is

r t new york. ok let's go back to our breaking news this hour because british counter-terror police are saying that two people who were rushed to hospital following their possible exposure to a toxic substance were in fact intoxicated with novacek. this evening i've received test results from poll that showed that two people are predisposed to the right to tell the truth. however i must say that we are not in a position to say whether the nerve agent was from the side branch the scruples words opposed to. the possibility that these two investigations might be like is clearly a large record. it is important however that the investigation is going to argue over the variables so we don't make any assumptions or indulge in speculation. ok let's get more details now from the she says that she's in our u.k. office flooring the story for us an issue good evening just run through them the details that we didn't know so far. when it's been confirmed by the metropolitan police that the substance that left a

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headquarters here in new york. good to be with you. i'm anne-marie green. >>> a gunman opened fire late last night in the streets of toronto, killing at least one person and wounding 13 others. witnesses say they heard 20 to 30 shots fired in a popular toronto neighborhood kno greek town. police say a woman was killed and a young girl is in krut cal condition. the condition of other victims is not known. the shooter died in an exchange of gunfire with the police. police say the shooting was not random, but it's too early to say if the shooting was terror related. >> i'm looking at possibly every single motive. it's of grave concern. i certainly want to find out exactly what it is. so i'm not closing any doors or any chapters on this. >> this happened on one of the busiest streets in the city. over the weekend toronto police had deployed dozens of additional officers to deal with the recent spike in gun violence. police are asking anyone with information regarding the shooting to come forward. >>> well, today the co

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new orleans. it was breaking news last night at 11:00.e say the pair opened fire on an unsuspecting crowd, killing three people. nbc has more on what the mother of one of the victims is saying tonight. >> reporter: 8:30 saturday night, a crowd gathered outside a small cocktail shop in new orleans neighborhood, when police say two men in hooded sweatshirts opened fire, one appearing to have a handgun, the other a rifle. >> we have three people with gunshot wounds. everyone respond, please respond. >> reporter: when the shots stopped, two man, a woman dead, and two others rushed to the hospital. six people have been killed in this spot in the last decade, and robin jackson said her son is one of the latest victims. >> it's just bad, and it's heart breaking, and i'm begging, put the guns down. you took somebody i love so much. >> reporter: police are offering a $5,000 reward for help tracking down the shooters. the message from new orleans police chief harrison to the give upmen, we're coming for you. >> i mean, this has to be, this shooting

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>>> making news in america this morning, damage control. president trump now says he misspoke during that news conference with vladimir putin when he appeared to side with the russians over u.s. intelligence. >> i said the word would instead of wouldn't. >> this morning the line that was crossed out in those prepared remarks, the bizarre moment the lights went out and his new statement this morning angering critics. >>> the racism scandal at papa john's pizza takes a new turn. the company's co-founder forced to resign just last week now says he won't leave without a fight. why kanye west is caught up in the controversy. >>> extreme weather from coast to coast. in the west, new evacuations as wildfires rage on in yosemite and homes burn in oregon. in the east flooding closing major highways, stranding drivers and delaying thousands of flights. what to expect today. >>> plus, a hiker explains how she survived a 300-foot fall down the side of mount st. helens. >>> the late night drama at baseball's all-star game. how it ended and the record th

this is bbc news. his relations with russia and said he plans to invite vladimir putin to washington in the autumn. britain's new brexit secretary has promised to intensify talks with brussels, but the european commission is warning that "no deal" looks more likely than ever. let's get more on our main story this hour. we can speak to jeffrey prescott, who served on the national security council and was a special assistant to president obama. he is now executive director at national security action. good to talk to you. how can it be that there is a new summit being planned when it seemed that america's intelligence services still don't know what was agreed behind closed doors in the last one, and even this one seems to be news to the director of national intelligence? well, you are absolutely right. first of all, thanks for having me. i think it's a little early to talk about a new summit, we don't really know much at all about what happened in the meeting that just all about what happened in the meet

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go to bbc.com/news or download the bbc news app.d at a supermarket in los angeles where a gunman took hostages after a shoot—out with police. a suspect is now in custody after a stand—off lasting three hours. the bbc‘s james cook joins me now from la. give us the latest, please. what we know is that this started in the central los angeles, just south of the downtown area, where the suspect was, according to police, accused of shooting his grandmother and girlfriend before grabbing the younger women and fleeing across the city. —— woman. his car was spotted near hollywood and police officers gave chase. as they did so, they say he fired at them as he drove across the city, and apparently it is one officer fired back. then the city, and apparently it is one officerfired back. then the the city, and apparently it is one officer fired back. then the car crashed in the silver lake area. as he got out, there was an exchange of gunfire with police as he ran into a branch of the supermarket trader joe's. shoppers in staff started to run in

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errol barnett, cbs news, berkeley heights, new jersey. >>> two names are brett kavanaugh, 53-year-old circuit court judge in washington d.c., and 46-year-old amy coney barrett. the president recently appointed to the seventh circuit in chicago. >>> switching gears, new tonight, the warriors longtime nemesis and announced today that he is joining the los angeles lakers. >> immediate reaction from golden state warriors families. >> reporter: if you weeks ago lebron james and the cleveland cavaliers were losing another championship to the golden state warriors. today we have learned that he has signed a new deal with a new team, $154 million over four years with the los angeles lakers. we are speaking to his sports fans because not everybody is a warriors fan. you have my god. lebron james going to the lakers? >> reporter: what does this mean for the warriors? >> absolutely nothing. he will just get beat on another team. that is it. >> the warriors will win but they will have to try harder. >> reporter: not everyone believes that. lakers fans believe that they will be contenders again. >

next, we have the gulf news, reporting on israel passing a new nation state law. is the beginning of facism and apartheid. the japan times looks ahead to the tokyo olympics in 2020. it says the marathon and some other events will be held early in the morning, according to the international olympic committee, to avoid scorching temperatures for athletes. there's evidence that bed rest may not the best medicine —— the uk's brexit secretary has promised to intensify the negotiations with brussels. the eu commission advised eu states to prepare for an ideal brexit, a situation where no formal agreement would be reached by the end of next march. from brussels, our europe editor katya adler reports. a new face in brussels, confronting the same old brexit challenges. michel barnier, the eu's by now rather dour chief negotiator, has been in on this process from the start. our challenge will be to find common ground between the fundamental principles that define the eu and the uk positions. the smiling enthusiasm of the new brexit secretary came in stark contrast. i come o

. >> bad news, good news. first, bad news. this crash is blocking two -- well, basically three lanes. 2 1/2 lanes of westbound 80. that's your commute direction right here at ashby. this is in emeryville. it jams up berkeley, traffic coming past golden gate field to about carlson and central. this is a bad problem for the east shore freeway. this box truck right here as the sun comes up, you can see it blocking a couple lanes and some sort of spill there as well. they may need the absorbant to clean it up. that could mean an extended closure. that could be a big problem if you're headed to the bay bridge via the east shore freeway. there's the jammed traffic coming off the richmond bring as well. farther south from there, we're looking at the maze, the bay bridge. that's providing those areas with lighter traffic because everybody is held up there. that's much beter for the rest of the approach coming from contra costa. >> the rest of the bay shows a smooth drive. the update for the south bay, 237 has another crash. >> thanks

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breaking breaking news...tside. bomb squad is on the scene right now.employees are being asked to evacute the building. the suspicious package was found by a secuirty guard outside the building. ( james )a 72-year old man is brutally beaten on the streets of berkeley. the group that attacked him - pushes him to the ground and kicks him repeatedly.( darya ) the brazen assault happened right across the street from the police department. kron 4's justine waldman has the security camera video... that shows the attack. the first video shows the attack.a 72 year old man is walking down the street, when the group comes from behind and pushes him to the ground and begins kicking him over and over again.sot this attack is definitely disturbing it is appalling reallyberkeley police explain the attack happened at 3:30 in the morning on martin luther king jr. way, between university avenue and addison street on july 6ththe second video shows the man, who is from berkeley walking home.that is when the group of 6 or 8 peopl

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elizabeth hur, abc news, new york. >> thanks, elizabeth. >>> here at home a new heat threat is fueling more than 60 large active wildfires in the west. one of the fastest growing is the lake christine fire north of aspen, colorado. so far it's destroyed at least 3 homes and now threatens 500 others. in southern colorado the spring fire is now the third largest blaze in state history. it's destroyed more than 100 homes and is threatening some 2,000 others. >>> meantime, just outside denver firefighters had to deal with another threat, a rare high elevation tornado. it happened near the edge of a wildfire that's already burned about 17 square miles. officials say it apparently caused little damage and had no effect on that fire. >> fascinating scenery. >>> well, time now for a look at your forecast on this friday morning. >>> good morning. the heat is finally breaking in the northeast as the cold front moves through. it will bring drenching thunderstorms during our day today, especially through the first half of the day along the i-95 corridor. be mindful of that potential for flooding,

tom bateman, bbc news.tay healthier longer, while the poor die younger. that bleak assessment is based on national statistics, but tomorrow‘s panorama programme looks at the families behind the figures. richard bilton reports now from stockton—on—tees, the town with britain s biggest health gap. dad, look at this! rob hill is only a6 but his life is nearly over. he was given six months to live two years ago. smoking and a poor diet have left him with a series of conditions — he‘s living on borrowed time. it‘s too hard anyway, seeing my kids cry. but it‘s horrible, it‘s not nice seeing them sitting there and crying and listening to my children turn round and say, "my dad‘s going to die soon and i‘m not going to have him any more, and i‘m not going to have anybody any more." this doctors‘ surgery is in stockton town centre. life expectancy for men here is 6a — the same as ethiopia. it's a disgrace. we need to be fixing this. people have the right to get to retirement age healthy. i will accept chronic illness

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>>> making news in america this morning, president trump's dramatic new threat to iran overnight warning that country to, quote, never ever threaten the united states. what prompted the statement and why iran's president is warning of the mother of all wars. >>> breaking overnight, a mass shooting in canada as gunfire erupts on a toronto street. >> the suspect that's fleeing looks like possibly still shooting. >> a young girl is among the many victims. the investigation right now into the shooter's motive. >>> new details on the duck boat tragedy in missouri. 17 people dead including nine members of the same family. this morning the safety warning issued one year ago and what the victims were told about the life jackets. >>> also, the new study about the chemicals in our food and the health risk for children. >>> a golf star's unusual handicap, he admits being hungover on the course at the british open. his stunning results. >>> and later, the height of laziness or a brilliant idea. the minivan lawn mower. >>> a good monday morning, everyone. we begin with breaking news from canada. a de

the department of homeland security gave new guidance security gave new guidance to officers who interview domestic violence no longose cl rejected immediately. attorneys from the a-c-l-u and the department of justice will be back in court tomorrow and a judge will check the status of any children under five who have not been reunited with their parents. ( darya ) stormy daniels has been arrested while preforming at a club in columbus ohio. daniels gained notoriety after suing president trump following an alleged affair. her lawyer says that daniles was busted for 'allowing a customer to touch her while on stage.' he calls it a 'setup' that was politically motivated. according to ohio law.. an employee who appears nude or semi-nude is not allowed to touch anyone. daniels now faces three misdemeanour charges for violating that law. her arriagnment is set for toof papa john's pizza has resigned... for using a racial slur during a conference call. during the call in may... distance himself from complaine sanders never faced backlash for using the n-word. the question was asked during a media

new at eight...orth carolina mother is devastated after a package containing 300-ounces of her breastmilk went missing. the lost package was meant for lauren carroll's seven month old son. she says her son can't drink formula because it makes him sick. for the last week, carol has been looking for answers from the u.s. postal service. the mother was called for active duty and moved to pennsylvania last minute. knowing she was going to run out of milk, she had her husband --who is also active duty -- ship out the frozen breast milk last week.lauren carroll, mother: "he put it in a styrofoam cooler, packed it with dry ice and told them what it was like explained that and they were pretty good with them. they knew what it was."them. they knew what it was." the family paid a hundred $122, for the package to be overnighted and insured. the postal service is now saying the package was damaged, sent to a mail recovery center and disposed of. the agency issued a statement promising to refund the shipping cos

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