that's not how you do noelle. noelle is more like, uh...o me, peck? 'cause that is not gonna get you jack. just, uh, getting my gym bag. (door squeaks) looks like she's been living out of that gym bag. yeah, i didn't even know she had a gym bag, actually. all right. (beep) (indistinct conversations) ella jane tulip is a bitch. well, with a name like that... who is she? a prostitute? junkie? leo's classmate. what, you're mad at a second grader? that was leo's teacher on the phone, and my son is refusing to go to school because this tulip girl's been picking on him. trace, kids pick on each other. it's the circle of life. derek mckinley called me "jerry barbie" until i was in high school. what, you want me to send a couple guys over there, rough her up? it's tempting, but no. i already told leo that fighting back is not the answer. there is good in everyone. you just have to find it. oh, so you lied to him. (slurps)

peter, you first, and then noelle. >> i completely agree. let's remember and deal with the facts of the statements that are on the record. trump said in poland we're urging russia to stop destabilizing ukraine and syria. no mention of the united states. then there's a meeting between trump and putin. tillerson comes out and says that the president raised the issue. the word "confront" has a very different definition than the president asked putin about intervention. it's then reported that putin said what's the evidence. at the end of the day, we need to see whether the president does anything. right at the moment the president has pretty much caved in and decided in statements by official spokes people, including tillerson, that the president has decided, our president has decided to put the intervention into a sovereign nation in our election in the past and look to the future. and part of the reason the world stage, france, england, germany, it's not because of global climate change and the paris agreement, it's because russia's also inte

noelle, what what is interesting about this, democrats are party of super well think.e two billionaires working very hard to remake the democratic party. i mean, all about the super-rich and, maybe it serves kind of out of touch. what do you think? >> the funny thing about this is, melissa, i'm sure that the dnc is thinking wtf on the whole movement because you have got to look at this. if the democratic party was so successful getting their message out and winning elections which they lost five special elections, they wouldn't have a need for this wtf to emerge and get a message out that might resonate with voters. look, dnc, democratic party has mastered the art of losing elections. so you know, hence, we have wtf coming from two billionaires. even though they have always said down with the rich, it is taken these two billionaires to try to get a message, who knows, maybe this will resonate. melissa: robin, they want people to get on twitter to talk about politics. they say imagine voting for a politician that you really like, and then al looks lawson, executive dire

noelle, do you think he should stop all of this right now? keep to tweets that are to message, like some of the ones he has this morning? >> you know, yes, he should just stay on message and back up the republican party in messages they have out but i will tell you that you know, under this administration whether he is tweeting or not tweeting, in his first 100 days he signed something like 28 bills. roosevelt signed 76 and truman signed 55. this president is getting busy with it. what i do think he thinks in his mind working with these tweets, we can't think of marco rubio without thinking of little marco. we can't think of ted cruz, without thinking of "lyin' ted." i think he thinks about branding something like cnn or msnbc, by fake news he is getting it across to america that this is what they stand for. and it's worked. he beat out 16 running mates by all these -- neil: not my opinion he is there. he made it. he is president of the united states. touche. you can put down a lot of this stuff, but this stuff is just a distraction. i think

last night aaron noelle lap continued his role after coming off the dl.e up one run in seven sinnings on five hits and tied his career high with nine strikeouts. over the last six starts aaron with punchouts in just over 42 innings. >> pretty good. i wasn't executing first pitch strikes and i feel like as the game went on you a doing that and i got some strikeouts and ground balls. >> he's got increased velocity and his pitches are crisper and he's better now than before when we liked him so it's really a nice jump for him to make and he's full of confidence and we've got a lot of confidence in him. >> now to the british open yesterday the weather played havoc. 35 miles an hour winds, rain poor scores. today the sun was out the wind was calm and the players went low in that round three. more than half the field broke par. bryce shot eight under 62, that's the lowest score ever in a major. matt kuchar trailed by two strokes coming into today's round. he shot a four under 66. he'll play in the final paring tomorrow with jordan spieth and on the 18th jordan

greg the bull luzinski john kruk mike schmidt tom knee green and dickie noelle participated in this cookofft xfinity in south. the bull owns a bull's barbecue right across from citizens bank park. >> it's obvious i like to eat it. it's very good but i have always had a great time barbecuing even when i was a player and i continued it and fortunate enough to be across the street citizens bank park, friendly citizens bank park where i have a few recipes there and get to mingle with the great fans of philadelphia. >> all of the money raised goes to philadelphia phillies charities. >>> record breaking heat meantime is fueling a growing wave of wildfires out west. chris martinez has the latest now from los angeles. >> reporter: in less than a day, this fire near santa barbara exploded in eyes from 150 acres to more than 6,000. massive plumes of smoke descended towards rural towns forcing hundreds to evacuate including gretchen leaf. >> it was kind of heading in our direction so we got the dogs jumped in the car. >> reporter: further north, hundreds of firefighters are struggling to contain this

hernandez was suspended that same day. 6:31 is your time. 30-year-old noelle antonio contreras ramirezmorning this after police say he stabbed a woman then set her house on fire. yesterday officers first responded to a call about a fire on east longview drive. when they got there they found a woman with severe stab wounds outside the burning home. two children were also at the scene. the woman was taken to the hospital along with three other police officers who ran into the burning home to check for anyone who was trapped inside. >>> in alexandria the del ray neighborhood on edge. police arrested a 17-year-old for a shooting that injured three people. investigators say just before 1 o'clock yesterday afternoon, the teen fired several shots at a car driving along east howell avenue hitting a woman and two men inside. all were taken to the hospital with nonlife-threatening injuries. >>> also today, mayor muriel bowser will announce this year's great streets grant recipients at the second annual great streets conference. the event is to help connect small businesses and prospective grant

melissa: we might get bored soon, noelle.he sidelines there is no shortage of things to talk about. god forbid the whole thing is orderly, under control, starts running smoothly, all trains on time, what would we do with ourselves? >> one of the things i wondered when kelly took the position, was the fact that did he take this position with conditions or did he take the position without conditions? this is a big deal. because if he negotiated the position with, conditions, that means that he wanted to do some reorganization, reorganizing before he got there. melissa: robin, you have to respect him for many reasons but one of them would be that he had a job that he was doing successfully. he was head of an entire group. he had a huge position and staff reporting to him. it was going very well. he gave that up to take over the other position that looks like a nightmare from the outside but he must have felt that was his duty to his country. what a guy. >> i feel you there. but i called this on friday when i was sitting in the c

will smoke alarms wake up the children of the mcbride family, landon, 3 1/2 and noelle, 1?at happens. our son usually can sleep through everything. >> reporter: the mcbrides have an action plan in place in case there's a fire and even included their 3 1/2-year-old. their son knows to be up and ready to go the moment that alarm goes off. >> so you've talked to your son about the smoke alarms. >> he knows the sound. we have our plan. we actually have a fire ladder in our bedroom. and our plan is to obviously get them and get the ladder and get out. >> oh, wow. so what should every family be thinking about? when it comes to smoke alarms. >> making sure your smoke detectors work. put them in the bedrooms, have them outside the bedrooms and one on every level, especially near the stairwell, because the smoke rises, it's going to go up the stairwell. >> reporter: so, we rigged up cameras in the kids' rooms and we have a great view using their baby monitors. after they fall asleep our firefighter brings in a regular smoke alarm and set it off with a smoke device in the haul right