nebraska, da, omaha, republican, good morning. caller: hi, good morning, sorry i had the show recorded and i heard the first the congress and and hing about healthcare the raise they wanted. have leukemia and i am addicted to c-span and i watch the democrats were pushing o get a pay raise in the house and the republicans stopped them. question, isnother that my recollection, am i right on that? there have been some years where it has become a partisan spat. this does not seem to be one of those years. has e years where congress quietly agreed to allow pay in, one d if you tuned more time, super quickly, the pay raise is supposed to be know, ic cola, you inflationary adjustment in their pay unless congress takes vote to deny the raise, which is what congress has done for the last nine years straight, since 2009 n. years in which happen,owed the race to there has been a quiet agreement among leaders, cannot make this football, nobody from either side would criticize anybody else for taking the raise. that dynamic just hasn't played

was tortured during his time in the one town i'm obey detention kept back in two thousand and two omahathere was captured by the u.s. in afghanistan and tamed for the alleged murder of an american soldier had a bus transfer transferred to guantanamo bay where he was held for more than a decade in twenty ten kind of the supreme court ruled that the man had been tortured during his detention and later that year he pleaded guilty to the murder of a soldier he was transferred to canada in twenty twelve to serve the rest of his sentence but was released in twenty fifteen he claims he made his admission of guilt and did to rest we spoke to another background and to guantanamo prisoner who met hubbard during his attention. i was held in the background detention facility facility in afghanistan when almost father was first brought into custody and i spent some time with him in bagram i he had his eye had been shot out he was blind in one one i hear huge exit wounds in his shoulder. just above his chest and he was of just turned fifteen it was just ten fifteen from being fourteen he was tortured

omaha at 101. thunderstorms could cool you off in denver. northern portions of new england looking gorgeous. mid 80s sounds good compared to how hot the rest of the country here. heres a good one, the lumber jack world championships are underway in wisconsin. some of the 21 events include the log rolling. that's one of the most popular events, the standing chop and over 130 competitors from around the world. that looks like fun. we'll see what they had to take to be the best lumber jack or lumber jack woman. they have been held ever since 1960. she makes it look easy. >> that would be a lumber jill. all right, bill, thank you. just ahead new fall own attorney general plus what you need to know about the growing way thieves are targeting you through your phone. ide effects. oh, like what? ♪ you're gonna have dizziness, nausea, and sweaty eyelids. ♪ ♪ and in certain cases chronic flatulence. ♪ no ♪ sooooo gassy girl. so gassy. if you're boyz ii men, you make anything sound good. it's what you do. if you want to save 15% pe

i sailed from lands end at the tip of england across to omaha beach, which was still...n cleared by the time i got there a bit. but there were many soldiers in american uniform still lying in the sea face down. there were many armoured vehicles still in the water and we had to push on from there into france and defeat them. there was heavy artillery all the way. many battles all the way. and it was only when we got into the german occupied, and germany itself, that we began to encounter possible war crimes. as nazi atrocities were uncovered you were transferred to a newly—created war crimes branch of the army to gather evidence of nazi brutality and apprehend the war criminals. you entered the death camps, like buchenwald for instance, and you described how you sourcing from hell. describe to us what you saw. i can describe it vividly because the recollection is very strong in my mind but at the same time you can't understand what it is like because the rational human mind can't quite grasp it. coming into buchenwald for example, dead bodies lying all on the ground, you

in 11 weeks after it happened to sarah in omaha, nebraska, it happened to another family. another illegal alien hit and killed somebody while drinking and driving. i've met some incredible parents throughout all this and we all agree something has to change. why do we end up continuously losing someone? why does nobody listen to us? why does the death toll have to increase? why do we have to continue to have victims of identity theft from illegals? why do we have to encounter any type of violence? and, i'm sorry, these laws that are trying to be passed, most of them are common sense. and until this happened to me, i thought this is what was in place. and to find out it wasn't was terrifying to me. and i am telling you, these congressmen and senators that don't vote for these laws, the blood is on their hands for the next victim. and that victim's family. so let's make some changes. i thank god every day for president trump and his support of us. i thank god every day for congressman young for the support i have in iowa is incredible. it's never going to bring sarah back. i

i sailed from lands end at the tip of england across to omaha beach, which was still...een cleared by the time i got there a bit. but there were many soldiers in american uniform still lying in the sea face down. there were many armoured vehicles still in the water and we had to push on from there into france and defeat them. there was heavy artillery all the way. many battles all the way. and it was only when we got into the german occupied, and germany itself, that we began to encounter possible war crimes. as nazi atrocities were uncovered you were transferred to a newly—created war crimes branch of the army to gather evidence of nazi brutality and apprehend the war criminals. you entered the death camps, like buchenwald for instance, and you described how you saw scenes from hell. describe to us what you saw. i can describe it vividly because the recollection is very strong in my mind but at the same time you can't understand what it is like because the rational human mind can't quite grasp it. coming into buchenwald for example, dead bodies lying all on the ground,

or are they fighting trying to be would be more feather boas on omaha beach i mean it's this this idea of this sexual revolution that has to be institutionalized in american society and it's not just in the military a state of little kids being pumped full of drugs to change their gender identification when they're still minors i mean there's there's a kind of a craziness and american society that i think trump is is baiting when he does something like this not only does he take the attention off of this ongoing campaign against him russia russia russia but i think he throws into relief or let's say the core of the american people the people in flyover country his constituency just how to out of touch with reality his critics are you know and to weigh in on that because the story that was getting a lot of traction we of course you know russia russia russia in the background that's what. the fake news channel c.n.n. and m s n b c they make their money that's their business model but the story that was being a lot of talk about i think was very very interesting it was about jeff sessions

true as i walk through the halls we sought 70 great companies but the gentleman who was in charge of omahaged me and he wanted to kiss me so badly. the other administrations cannot even come close. i told him do know how long it took one sentence. we love to sell beef. back in china again. and he said you could do that. we will showcase the american products from all 50 states made in the usa. we will start doing that again. we will put that brand on our product because it is the best. in just a few moments we will say what we've done over a short time and what we are going to do over the next six months will be will be incredible. we will sign more bills. that any president ever. for a while harry truman have us and i think we have everybody i don't like pinocchio's. in just a few monuments i will sign a presidential proclamation and to make today the profits stay here, the revenues stays here and the jobs may be most importantly of all, they stay here right here in the usa. in the audience today -- [applause] in the audience today we have skilled workers, we have business leaders whose a

. -- omaha along note beach for hours. he described what he saw to readers. can know and appreciate and forever be humbly grateful to those both dead and alive to did it for you. he saw submerged tanks and overturned boats and trucks and shell-shattered jeeps. there were bodies of soldiers lying in roads covered with blankets. of their shoes sticking up in a line as if on a drill. and other bodies, uncollected, still of their shoes sticking up in a line as if on a sprawlen the sand or half hidden by the high grass beyond the beach, he wrote. line,was, he said, a thin just like a high watermark, for miles along the beach. it was strewn with personal gear, gear that would never be needed again, of those who fought and died to give us our interest into europe. there were toothbrushes, hand grenades. soap cigarettes. it seemed appeared miracle that allied forces had succeeded. readers,protected his just as surely as a sensor would. would.or outescribed the beach with talking about how explosive force could terror body to pieces. his d-day writing was widely laude

mychael mueller, father:: "we packed up our bags and took off to omaha and tuesday morning they did thishour surgery and it was a miracle."evie was a recipient of a liver, a pancreas and a small bowel. a triple organ transplant, all needed in case her cancer had spread. mychael mueller, father: "it's crazy. it just shows you that miracles happen every day and to be a donor really. she wouldn't be there. it wouldn't have been a good road if we didn't have that donor."now evie is recovering and her family can look forward to her future. mychael mueller, father: "letting her get on to a normal life for sure." (jr stone) michael mueller is looking forward to getting his daughter back home. (anchor) time now to check on our weather... with meterologist lawrence karnow. lawrence karnow: it was another hot day in parts of the bay area with temperatures again soaring over 100 degrees in the warmest spots. the one cool place was near the coast where a sea breeze and fog kept temps almost 40 degrees cooler. outside now we're already seeing more of a sea breeze and more fog. but temperatures in the

role or two -- that famous world war ii memorial where all those guys from bedford come to shore on omaha beach were wiped out. then there is my brother tom, a managing partner at winston strong. he lives on gerald ford drive, near episcopal high school where john mccain went to high school. he's getting along well. that's where they are and what they are doing. but we all grew up in washington , d.c. my mother used to work as a nurse at providence hospital. born and raised in the blessed sacrament. buchanan family field is the name of the football field. once georgetown on the five-year plan. brian: i remember hearing you getting kicked out of georgetown. mr. buchanan: when i got aboard the plane with agnew, somebody got aboard after me and i looked over at it was the head of loyola college or university at the time and it was instant recognition. father joe had expelled me from georgetown university after an altercation with the police when i was a senior in october 1959. this was dug up by jack anderson's deputy when i was in the white house writing speeches about how these kids, we ne

now we are dry and as we look out to the west we have low pressure right now just to the south of omaha slide to the south as we head through the day on friday. than will bring us a lot of rain and the chance of severe storms. so tonight partly cloudy and another great night, good night for sleeping and let the breeze blow in. 68 in allentown and cape may 67 and wilmington also 67. tomorrow you'll notice a difference in the air mass, the humidity will be up a tic dew points in the 60s. and 9:00, 75 degrees and 1:00, 85 degrees and we have the risk of a few pop-up thunderstorms tomorrow afternoon. future tracker 6 showing it's not that widespread. by 4:00 could get scattered storm as head of the low pressure and that moves in friday afternoon. the latest models are holding back the rain by eight hours, so it looks like friday morning just some clouds however, the afternoon is when things really begin to get intense with numerous showers and thunderstorms and the evening commute we could be dealing with localized flooding and strong gust we winds. tomorrow warm and muggy. 86 degrees and c

ford was born in omaha, nebraska and michigangrand rapids, as an infant.ent excelled scholastically and athletically in south high school and achieved the rank of eagle scout , the only u.s. president to do so. he graduated from the university of michigan, where he majored in economics and political science. he was an extremely gifted athlete and captain of the michigan football team. he was voted most valuable player. after graduation, he received offers to play professional foot all. instead, he chose the legal profession and graduated from year loss in 1941. after the united rate entered world war ii, he received a commission as an ensign, eventually achieving the rank of lieutenant commander. he served aboard the uss took part in major operations in the south pacific. forg them were battles saipan, guam, the marianas, and the philippines. wastenant commander ford honorably discharged in 1940 six, having been awarded numerous campaign medals. returned tor, he grand rapids and resumed his law practice in a prestigious law firm. 1948, he married betty blo

i look on our app and see it's 150 miles away in omaha, nebraska.ial up my old roommate and say, what's going on. it's a four-inch size piece of hail falling on top of his house. this is what the result was. that's not his car. his car was in the garage. those are his neighbors' cars. the back windshield blown out by the hail. there will be a the lot of peop contacti contacting their insurance companies. >>> a look at sfo. no flight or arrival delays. i'll keep an eye on it. clouds to sunshine. seasonal highs today. cloudy, foggy, drizzle. cool nights ahead. south bay, 78, milpitas. san jose, morgan hill, 82. 66 in santa cruz. 69 at millbrae. everybody else about 73 to 78 on the peninsula. 56 at half moon bay. pacifica 61. everyone else upper 50s. san francisco, 64. bodega bay. stinson beach, 57, 59. 77 to 80 through the north bay valleys. 70 in oakland. fremont, 74. berkeley cooler at 69. if you're going to the game, 6:05 first pitch due to the fireworks tonight. at 10:00 it will be 59. 66 to 59. kind of cool at the coliseum. 82 in san ramon. 89 in

. >> severe weather from omaha to lake erie. time for your u.v. index brought to you by sprint. >> good morning everyone. garydave murphy with an update from accuweather. sprinkle by gettysburg. we have sun mixing with clouds over the airport. the big story temperatures in the 70's and dewpoints in the 70's in a lot of spots, too, so it's oppressively humid in a lot of places this morning. this afternoon hot and humid, 92. heat index value in the mid to upper 90's, a spotty storm possible. tomorrow we still got the red bar. 97 the high. excessive heat. heat index up to about 105. ♪ fitting into my skinny jeans again? that's cool. feeling good in slim fit? that's cool. looking fabulous in my little black dress? that's cool. getting the body you want without surgery, needles, or downtime? that's coolsculpting. coolsculpting is the only fda-cleared non-invasive treatment that targets and freezes away stubborn fat cells. visit coolsculpting.com today and register for a chance to win a free treatment. ♪ ♪ to tinto a flamecker you'll need a spark. new e

severe weather today from omaha all the way to lake erie. time now for your uv index. your uv index. 0vortices tornad. time now for your uv index. >>> good morning. i'm abc7 news meteorologist mike nicco. seasonal clouds and highs today. that means the clouds will be at the coast. cloudy spots and cool tonight, an extended, quick burst of heat for inland neighborhoods. today 80s to 90 in antioch, 70s around the bay, mid-to-upper 60s along the coast into san francisco. cool again tonight, 51 to about 58 degrees. my accuweather seven-day forecast, mid-90s to 100s inland saturday, sunday and monday with 80s around the bay. >>> and coming up here on "gma," a closer look at the man behind the headlines, donald trump jr. and his relationship with his father. headlines, donald trump jr. and his relationship with his father. hd 4 fitting into my skinny jeans ♪again? that's cool. feeling good in slim fit? that's cool. looking fabulous in my little black dress? that's cool. getting the body you want without surgery, needles, or downtime? that's coolsculpting. coolsculpting is th

states, excessive heat, widespread over an area home to almost 15 million people with advisories from omahakansas city, warnings for places like st. louis. and the reason for that is we get a multiday event setup where potentially through friday, maybe even saturday, we have triple-digit heat, and this is just factoring in without the humidity. this is just in the shade into the afternoon hours, but you factor in the humidity, could feel as high as 113 in a few spots across this region, and we'll see that kind of expand off towards the eastern half of the country. so, by say thursday and friday, atlanta gets into middle 90s, will feel like into the 100s. new york city also will get into the lower 90s, will feel like close to 100 degrees by the afternoon hours. and with all of this said, plenty of instability in the atmosphere, some severe storm potential into parts of minnesota, into western wisconsin today. some flooding associated with this could also be seen around the region, mainly south of minneapolis going into the afternoon hours. and watching a couple areas of disturbed weather. tr

[cheering and applause] and from omaha, nebraska, it's the wilson family.nd applause] everybody's here trying to win theirself a lot of cash, and somebody could drive out of here in a brand-new car. [cheering and applause] let's play "feud." give me roger. give me jeff. top 6 answers on the board. here we go. fill in the blank--the party at the old folks home was so wild that grandma gave away her what? roger: her bra. steve: her bra. jeff? jeff: her lingerie. steve: lingerie. that's the same thing? pass or play? roger: uh, i'll tell you what. we're gonna--we'll play, steve. steve: they're gonna play. sue, i'm gonna--this is a fill in the blank, guys. the party at the old folks home was so wild that grandma gave away her what? sue: teeth. teeth. steve: give away her teeth. roger: that's cool right away. good answer, baby. all right! number one. steve: cody, party at the old folks home was so wild, grandma gave away what?

in omaha man arrested just hours ago for allegedly visiting the location of an upcoming rally in tellingthat he could "kill her." the man is being charged with submission of making threats. back to our top story tonight, the details of president trump's first face-to-face with president putin of russia, one of the agreements reached, a u.s. russian plan for a cease-fire in southwestern syria. while it could help ease the minutes are in crisis, it is fraught with convocations. our next guest knows all too well. this is general jack keane, he is chairman of the institute for the study of war and a military analyst but how do cease-fire like this work in that area? >> first, as you indicated, it would be complicate it. let's first of all give hats off to the fact that we're moving in the right direction, and providing for the first time a geographic area where syrian people can indeed be protected. this is something that was urged under the obama minister should buy his own national security team a number of times, and he always rejected. the case in point here, it is fraught with problems

omaha back down into memphis and even most of florida and the southeast we'll see scattered showers and storms. them on the fourth of july itself, if you are traveling we will see some thunderstorms through the midwest, also down into the southeast. in the northeast we're going to see a pretty nice day for your fireworks. the macy's fourth of july fireworks spectacular, 79 degrees, partly cloudy skies. it's about as good as you can get tuesday night f july fireworks. that's a look across the country, now a peek out your window. >> out our windows, upper 70s. a nice breeze out there. that will continue tut day amping up take humidity. lower 90s. scattered afternoon storms, 1:00 p.m. to 7:00 tonight. nothing on the radar. we do have scattered showers and thunderstorms again. they will be gone by about 7:00. heavy rain, gusty winds will be the main >> before i go, i want to mention that "women's health" magazine is out with a list of the 15 wealthiest cities in america. that's wealthiest with a "w-e-l-l." i mean the hottest health destinations for your personal well being. among them, newt