and john wall told espn he is trying to recruit paul george of the pacers to the wizards. jonathan: we can only hope. everybody is trying to get him. it looked like katie ledecky was by herself in the poll. erin: talk about dominance. alison: she i alison: is it going to be nice tomorrow? steve: it will be beautiful, a thele chill in the air in morning. starting in the 50's. highs in the lower 80's. then the heat wave starts, 90 thursday, 92 friday, 93 saturday. the heat index closer to 100. jonathan: jimmy kimmel's next. alison: have a good night. >>> i'm steve preston, the big cheese at big fun in beautiful cleveland, ohio. tonight jimmy welcomes mandy moore, jerrod carmichael, musical guest bebe rexha featuring lil wayne. and now, enjoy the show! >> dicky: from hollywood, it's "jimmy kimmel live"! tonight, mandy moore, comedian jerrod carmichael, the national spelling bee champ, and music from bebe rexha featuring lil wayne. and now, if there are no objections, here's jimmy kimmel! [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> jimmy: welcome, welcome. thank you. hi there, i'm jimmy, i'm

. >> there's rumors of him and paul george going there and. >> paul george.s and everyone else trash. >> you're right. all right. lucy what's coming up at 11:00. >> you needed to facebook live on that. you could go on. >> fourth of july week send almost upon us. lots of us will travel away from home to celebrate. plan on spending a day in the water perhaps? well, better know the rules. if not stick around. our hank flynn will fill you in and of course stick around how. we've got your wake up weather and seven day forecast all in the first five minutes. remember your powerball drawing is next. scott williams did you buy your ticket. >> nope. i got mine. we'll see. hope you win. ♪ right now, get $1 any size soft drink. only at mcdonald's. ♪ perfect dasure is.game huh? i don't know about you gus, but i think a foul ball's coming our way. i'm ready! (crack of the bat, crowd cheers) whoa! almost had it! maybe next time. what about this time? pay me! the new scratch-off from the pennsylvania lottery. with top prizes of 100 grand! that's some catch! (giggles) (crowd

paul george becomes a laker in 2018. dee marcus cousins or russell westbrook.ave the makings avenue sudden super team in la. imagine cousins in boston. >> imagine the steal develop sixers having to dell with that bin nation of talent. clay thompson in 2018. john wall in 2019. money could make any of those players stay put with the sixers rebuild slowed by injuries consider how one or more super teams could shake up projections. dawn? >> all right. thank you ron. >>> well there are new details emerging in the death of sound garden front man chris cornell. autopsy report released today show that he had drugs in his system but they are not believed to have contributed to his dea death. his death ruled suicide by hanging. drugs found in cornell's system include barb bitch wants, caffeine and anxiety medication. decongestant and a lacks son. >> singer brandy is recovering tonight after she lost consciousness on airplane. the 38-year-old fell unconscious while preparing to take off from lax this morning. paramedic took her off the flight and she regained consciousnes

. >> pers fally, i think paul george could be traded for, like, a half a bag of saltine crackers. >>ing about karl anthony-towns is that he looks like a gigantic baby. >> devin booker likes like a fancy >> jay williams is a perfect studio analyst. his left eye is looking at his co-host while his right eye is looking at the camera. >> doc rivers hairline fufu as hello, that's just his forehead wrinkled up. >> tell walt frazier to sit his old porkchop sideburns ass down. >> michelle beadle's hair looks like it hasn't been washed since the late '90s. >> pretty sure joel em biid has the iq of a squirrel. hmm, okay. >> james harden always looks like he's just about to lead the israelites through the red sea. >> magic johnson becom just another reminder that any stupid person can do anything they set their mind to. >> i don't think shaq is dumb, but he sure sounds like it. >> no. karl malone ain't doing this. ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: we'll be right back with kevin hart. >> dicky: portions of "jimmy kimmel live -- game night" are brought to you by flonase sensimist allergy relief

>> he's calling paul george or higher authority. >> or higher authority. [ laughter ] >> let's go back to kfr.d. has he validated his decision? he was criticized by so many people, current players, former players to do this on this stage and perhaps capture a ring. does that put all the talk behind? or does it actually enrage the critics even more? now is the super team nobody can beat. >> i think it enrages them even more. now you have something. that's why it is important to win because now you have something. it doesn't matter what they say. you have something that you can walk with you, and it's on your shoulder. charles barkley, doesn't matter who talks bad about you, you have a champion. you have a championship. i think that's going to be the thing that motivates him and push him to get a championship tonight. >> you mean charles barkley with no ring? >> with no ring, yeah. >> i hope k.d. when we get to a parade, buys a whole bunch -- makes a bunch of t-shirts, i've got your cupcake right here. that's how they criticize the him in okc. the warriors come back a product of a number

the lakers are in trade talks to get second pick and trade it away to indiana for paul george.ardless fultz will be a sixers right now as you can see he's on top of the world. that's him on top of the empire state building. no care in the world. why? because he knows where he's going. he's going to philly. >> three seconds admit court. gives it to jenkins for the championship. >> kris jenkins trying to find out what life will be like after that shot. that was a fairy tale but the ultimate goal to get to the nba today jenkins work out for the sixers but the chances of jenkins actually getting drafted are slim. he might have a rough road to the nba ahead of him, but that's nothing he isn't used to. >> go, compete, play hard, play tough, you know, hopefully the sixers want me. i love it here. but, you know, just wherever the chips may fall whatever road i have to take. i've always been one to never have the ooh seize road and always grind. so i don't expect this to be different. >>> great kid. i hope something happens for him but it's probably looking like europe. >> overseas. >>

now he'll be sharing the ball with james harden and perhaps paul george who houston also wants.he warriors two major award winners, bob meyers and draymond green were at mauonta vista hig school in danville. he got a warm welcome from green who won his first defensive player of the year award on monday. the last two years green had come in second to the spurs' kawhi leonard. >> for two years he was in that second spot which i know draymond doesn't like being in second place. so he got what he deserved, which is the reward, recognition and i couldn't be happier for him. >> it's great. but i won't be satisfied until he's headed to the hall of fame. that's where i think he's headed and i'm enjoying sitting back and watching. >> what does draymond mean to me? i think of him as a friend. he's going to be a friend of mine the rest of my life. i want him to win as many awards as he can. but we're talking about life. >> warriors star steph curry will be putting his golf skills on display when he takes part in the web.com tournament. the tour's ellie may classic sfret july 31st to august

. >> one of sought after players in the league is paul george and john paul trying to bring him to d.c.. >> i know his ultimate goal. >> and quicken loans national tournament montgomery county. leesburg native billy surely the third will hold a press conference and take first swing in shot for heroes opening sayre honie that raises money for military affiliated charities and there's a field of 120 gol golfers. >> actor charlie sheen selling offer sport memoriabilia and this is center piece. >> what might this be going for? the actual bid left in the auction is what? >> $325,000. >> $200,000. >> correct, $611,000 comes with original copy of the document and contract one of babe runl's contract going for $379,000. auction doesn't close until june 30 and charlie sheen says i don't remember what i paid for this stuff. >> we didn't bid over the showcase. >> we did >> that's important. >> stayed. >> all you have to do is pay for it now. >> charlie sheep going to pocket over a million. >> looks elegant. >> woptder why he's selling it. >> never mind i probably know. >> what's going on in the w

all star paul george is popping up in just about every trade rumor you hear.re reports that the wizards have trade conversations es with the pacers about yoarnlg and all of things he's the player that can get him past large audience gron. we have the point guard, the shooti forward, our flea man did great stuff fredericksburg for us. you can't take anything away from what he did. he can go back at labron. it's a piece you're going to need to win. speaking of free agents, kirk cousins won't be one until at least next spring, but the red kins have a july deadline. if reports are to be believed negotiations aren't going well. espn reports that a long term deal between concussion instance and the red kins doesn't look promising. that there really isn't a price that will make cousins happy. i talked to someone who is close to the quarterback. they might lose hivment as cousins said a few weeks ago, deadlines make deals and that's in any contract negotiation. we will see in about 20 days, it is still going back to that they didn't have faith in him. >> he's going to

two big names out there on the trademark and the last couple of days, taster start paul george who reportedly told his team he'll not resign there when he becomes there. he's coming off the best seasons and nba. it could be hard he wants to head home and do la, free agency. you'll be recorded. he just finished his second season in the league averaging 18 points. definitely keep you updated if they do make any moves at that draft is on thursday. >> either one of those would be a good fit here. >> over the hump. >> that coming here. >> thanks for joining us. >>> nightly news coming upnext. >> at enterprise, we guarantee it. next vehicle purchase? head to your neighborhood enterprise car sales les than anyone... change your thinking about buying your next one. >>> tonight health care mystery. an obamacare replacement that affects tens of millions of americans kept from public view. cloaked in secrecy by senate republicans. a plan to vote in just days. what is in the bill? >>> tropical storm warning expanded on the gulf coast from texas to louisiana. also, crippling heat. so hot in one city, it's

the lakers are also in talks to trade number two pick to the indiana for paul george.days before the draft. dwight howard also on the move he's headed to charlotte. >>> to nba hopeful bill smooth kris jenkins working out for the sixers today. he's probably not going to be drafted let's be honest. he'll go to the d league or play internationally, but the goal still nba and he's willing to work to get there. >> go, compete, play are a, play tough. hopefully the sixers want me, i love it here, but, upping, just wherever the chips may fall, whatever road i have to take i've always been one to never have the easy road and always grind. so i don't expect this to be different. >> he loves us. >> he does, does he. nba a lot of moves. good i know. >> dwight howard to is that right loll. deangelo russell gone. >> to the nats. >> this off season is more exciting than the playoffs. >> that's scary. >> last day of schools for lots of children across philadelphia but summer break doesn't mean fun and games for everyone. hank has his take. and your wake up weather and seven day forec

the team is potentially looking to add indiana's paul george. >>> turning now to major league baseballof the game three of a four-game series against the nationals. the cubs made their second visit to the white house since wrapping up the club's first world series title in 108 years. it was a voluntary visit attended by 12 players along with manager joe madden and cubs co-owner todd ricketts. >> this is a great team, and they were here, but they wanted to be here with trump, right? the ricketts family. i just want to thank and i want to congratulate the team, and your team is doing okay, but you're going to do great starting now, right? starting with this visit. does anybody want to see the oval office? >> meanwhile, it appears cubs catcher miguel montero's time in chicago has been cut short. the team designating the veteran player following his public comments criticizing chicago's pitchers after washington stole seven bases in tuesday night's loss. montero, who was in the last year of a contract, said to pay him $14 million this season. he apologized for his words, but cubs president

i don't agree with paul ryan or george bush. with the soft bigotry of low expectations. the democratic party is a racist party full of black and hispanic people across the country we cannot even get the statistics on the crimes that are probably hispanic because obamacare it is for a racist and don't even want to say anything that would sound negative but with that patriotic community but one criminal sea in opportunity to come to america with all the goodies that we can doubt people don't want america to have borders for them to being anti-american. >> from page 26 of "big agenda" writing to call people racist is to draw that out of the company as extremist and social outcast. >> that is a cheap weapon to call me unless it -- a racist. and to fight fire with fire. if you are a drug dealer selling to poor people in the inner-city overlap then you are a press tnt were a victim. it is unbelievable. >> host: west virginia you are on book tv with david horowitz. >> caller: i have been listening to c-span for longtime ally have been educated. by so many people taking so many

they picked up chris paul, they already have james harden, they would like to get paul george, or maybelo anthony. and before you know it you have the avengers and they are ruining the sport. gary says it must be tough to live in a world where everybody is out to get you. if the warriors were attacked the whole year for what kd did and we're just ruining everything, where is the balance of power? this is socialism in basketball, the equilibrium of the universe is being thrown off by these basketball players who think they can go anywhere. gary says kevin durant is the second best player in the world so that's why there was all the hubub when he came. he says chris paul is really good, but he's been there so long with the clippers, and before that in new orleans he never got out of the second round of the playoffs. (darya) kd thinks it's so stupid that he's laughing. here's his twitter response... it was just some laughing emojis. it annoys me people are attacking the warriors, so i look at this and say good for the rockets, give it your best shot. gary says people do pick in mediocre, p

would likely not be willing to pay. ( darya ) this summer's most coveted free player available is paul georgethe indianan pacers. rumor is pg has reached out to klay to come join the lakers with him when klay's contract is up. klay is from l-a. (darya) russell westbrook was a landslide choice for nba mvp an award that is voted on at the end of the regular season. and despite their drama former teammate and nba finals mvp kevin durant posted congratulations on his you- tube comments page last night "huge congrats to russell westbrook on mvp, that boy went out there and was a created player on 2k all year... gotta respect it!" (darya) according to a video posted on the instagram story of house of highlights, westbrook went with the simple outfit because his wife, nina, told him to change. he made the comment as he was posing for photos with the mvp trophy. (darya) bill belichick is known for his cut off sweatshirts and relaxed style... but he recently got fancy. (darya) in the latest edition of nantucket magazine, we saw a treated to a softer side of belichick. belichick appeared on the cover w

jeffrey rosen, national ceo constitution center and professor at george washington university school of law, and paul, george university law center. your thoughts on the vice-president hiring a lawyer. no big deal, no one should assume anything or is it a turning point? >> it's a smart move. they came to me and said, paul butler, you're under investigation for the assassination of abraham lincoln . i wouldn't say, i wasn't even born then. i would say, i need a lawyer. >> there's no sign that vice-president pence is under investigation. >> the sign is that the special counsel wants to talk to him. there are 4,000 federal crimes out there. justice scalia of all people said if the government wants to charge you with a crime, they can always find one. it's just safer to have somebody on your side, even if you're the vice-president. >> all right, jeffrey, your thoughts on the vice-president pence getting a lawyer tonight. >> paul and i taught at gw together a few years ago. the first lesson we would teach our students is if you are under any kind of investigation whatsoever, say the magic words, "i want a

vonnie: george sard paul verbinnen and. above the sharp corners. this is bloomberg. ♪ vonnie: u.s. touching all-time highs with the tech resilient to political risk these days. saiduest, glen kacher there's opportunity and the smaller business names. let's start with uber's difficulties, a lawsuit involving 20 people and more pi led on top of labour. glen kacher: they have been on a run of bad luck. and it has snowballed but underneath that is a company that is incredibly innovative and that provides a tremendous service to its customer base. , it seemseadership like to me that every great technology company goes through a challenging time whether it was google when it was coming up and got painted with a brush of being a brash company and i think it takes time for companies to mature into double down on top leaders and i think we are starting to see those first hires of the management team that's likely to be in place, the four management team, not that travis is going anywhere, and place for the ipo. vonnie: do you think an ipo is coming in when will it be? glen kacher: nobody kn

paul george now including half a dozen teams interested and knicks open to tradeing. ,the magic kickthis makes sense that the orlando magic will have patches on their jerseys next season with the name disney. eight of the nba 30 teams have deals in play to wear corporate responsors on jerseys next season. profootball hall of famer says he's dealing with memory loss. 44 year's old. he says it's as a result of playing 198 nfl games, he will donate brain upon his death to the concussion legacy foundation . >> i just can't remember anymore like i used to. my whole thing when i started playing the game was i wanted this game to be better when i left than when i got into it. that's the reason i'm donating my brain to the concussion legacy foundation. jared: too many hits to the head, only 44 year's old. again, he used to be like the elephant in the room and remembered everything and now -- maria: so sad. kevin: he committed suicide and he did it to protect his brain and so that was a tragic situation. a legend in the area and you see rapid decline of health and specially when they're getti

. >> one big story developing overnight in the nba pacer super stall paul george doesn't want to playend of next season when he becomes a free agent. the pacers started scrambling to find a trade partner they get value back for the deal and that included calling the state over. cleveland cavaliers. george four-time all star trading him this summer could be indiana's best interest if they can get some kind of package of players and draft picks in exchange. also, interestingly enough preparing for his departure clothing shop the shop indy decided to give away shirts and caps with his logo on them and didn't long for them to get rid of all of them he'll still be around this season maybe, maybe not. we'll fine out. nationals continue their road trip today heading down south for a game against i miami. first pitch 7:05. yesterday nats and mets in new york wearing powder blew to raise funds for prostate cancer. first inning, two runners in scoring position, sims sends home brian good win. nats up one to-zero. they lose five-one. took three of four from the m mets. >> you know, like, we look

i don't agree with you about paul ryan and george bush.hat they're doing is pretty good and bigotry of low expectation. but it's not attacking the democrats. the democratic party is a racist party with full support of black, hispanic and people across. the main victims of illegal criminal crimes are probably hispanic, but we can't even get the statistics on that because the obama justice department was so hispanic people and white people, so that you can feel how many crimes are committed from the hispanic community. i want to say anything that would even sound negative, there's a backbone on military and patriotic community but when you have people crossing the border illegally, when criminals see an opportunity to come to america and play on people and take advantage of all the goodies that we hand out, you have a serious problem andca people who don't want america to have borders, mÉxico has the tightest borders you can imagine for their country. when you have people who don't want america to have borders, these are antiamericans. that'

paul. >> he marina and tony, prince george county police are absolutely furious over what happened here last nights at around 8:00 a deputy chief came to talk to reporters and christopher mirj ahe was sickened and revolted bit video he saw of atv and dirt bike riders going against traffic and then here on sidewalk like this came up to the sidewalks all around national harbor putting pedestrians in danger. tonight prince george county police say they need your hp >> we will not meet reckless behavior with our own reckless behavior we're a constitutional police department and we work within the framework of the law. and we are smarter than these guys. and it's our brains that will bring this to resolution. we will not go out there and chase these folks and do things that put us at risk and citizens at greater risk. >> this video shot by david heyman shows what police believe are same riders who swarmed street of national harbor last night. and the group, apparently madeit way around the district. and including here on h street. and where many of the atv riders were popping wheelies. prince geo

it's just not reasonable, so as senator paul pointed out a few minutes ago to you, george, without those two officers there to at least deflect and/or put down the shooter from the ability to shoot accurately, is literally what stopped this shooting -- this conversation would be probably about multiple casualties. >> how soon will they be able to start interrogating the gunman? >> i'm sure they have already started. alexand alexandria police, which this is their jurisdiction, probably have him at their shop. they will have capitol police, but the interview with him, i guarantee you started shortly after they got him into a car. >> right away, and they did say the alexandria police would be coming back in about an hour or hour and a half. we're hearing from congressman williams who was at the game who said, he was not shot. this is from his office, a member of the congress was shot and is receiving medical attenti attention. cecilia vega, we're getting more reports from those on the scene who were wounded. so far, no independeications th of those are life-threatening. >> reporter: thank g

let's dig deeper on both with professor paul, from george washington university law school.s for joining us this morning. >> thank you. >> jeff sessions the initially the word he might want to testify in private. now deciding to do so in public. what does this do for his testimony? >> well, we don't know exactly what he's planning to say. i think he's going to be asked about two things in particular, one is that he was not fully forth coming in his previous testimony with regard to his contact with russian diplomats in the run up to the trump administration taking office. >> but isn't that >> well, it could be if he deliberately withheld information and so there were -- he said he had had no contacts revealed bite washington post he had contacts he said there were two. james comey's testimony suggested more. >> right. >> and so i think he'll be asked about that. he'll also be asked about his role in the comey firing. >> right. >> he had previously said that he was recusing himself from the russian investigation. but if he was involved in the decision to fire comey, that migh

hey, paul. >> he marina and tony, prince george county police are absolutely furious over what happenede last nights at around 8:00 a deputy chief came to talk to reporters and christopher mirj ahe was sickened and revolted bit video he saw of atv and dirt bike riders going against traffic and then here on sidewalk like this came up to the sidewalks all around national harbor putting pedestrians in danger. tonight prince george county police say they need your hp

. >> heather: joining us now, paul, former senior advisor to george w. bush.hink for joining us. >> you bet. things have me. >> heather: some sinners are deeply divided. how can they reach a consensus? >> it will be very difficult. 52 republicans in the house. they need to have 50 republican supports. whatever measure they bring forward, plus the vice president. that gives them 51 votes they meet under reconciliation to move a measure. right from the beginning, the expectations is that they're not going to get a vote from rand paul. he's like a vote for anything. that means they can only lose one more, and it might be mike lee. the third center who is up for grabs, apparently, is ted cruz, but when you're that close to 50, a lot of people start to get weak, and you have to do a lot of hand-holding to get it acros across. >> heather: that is a good word for. how do you get those centers like the three that you mention, the over conservative ones, to get on board. do you make the build more conservative or more minor? >> here's where thing. you have to do both s

joining me now former foreign policy advisor to president george w. bush, paul bonn chilly. good to see you. >> hi, lauren. lauren: can u.s. and south korea find common ground dealing with north korea? >> absolutely. it sounded like it today. for a president his critics say he doesn't know where he wants to go, doesn't know what he wants to do, and doesn't get the strategy of diplomacy showed that every time a foreign leader comes. it was a love-fest today. the south korean president was not some he could be warm with, because he is on the left in his country. they would really not get along very well. i heard equally determined presidents to do whatever it took to fix the north korean problem. i saw president trump speak specifically about trade in a way quite blunt but not rude. the south korean president doesn't have any response to that that was negative. in his own quiet talks with our house of representatives was just as tough as donald trump about what we have to do with north korea. i think they're off to a very good start. if i were the chinese government i would be

the board member from prince george's county voted no. in april paulstate and federal l [inaudible] privatization. >>> we go from the rails to parking. fox5 in the district where new meters went up along the national mall. we have been talking about this for awhile. they are a reality tonight. the national park service plans to use these to increase the turnover of parking spots allowing more d.c. residents and tourists to visit the area. if you're wondering when you have to pay to park 7:00 a.m. in the morning, well, of course that would be -- 7a is a.m. in the morning, to 8:00 p.m. it will cost you two dollars an hour for a maximum of three hours. there's about a 400 free parking spaces from east potomac point to haines point. the new parking meter program starts on monday. >> there you have it. >> do you hear that. >> what's that. >> you tell me jim. >> maybe honeybees. gary? >> reporter: can you hear it? can you hear the hive? we're in fairfax county at the landfill out here and we are talking bees. bees at the landfill. it's a wonderful collaborat

paul: michael served as the 81st attorney general of the united states under george w. bush. judge, welcome. >> good to be here. paul: let's focus first on what's the appropriate behavior for a senior justice department official like the fbi director in interacting with the president of the united states because when you go into the oval office it's intimidating thing, i guess. how was he supposed to behave when the president pulls him aside and says something like he said with -- by michael flynn? >> the same way he would behave any place else. yes, the oval -- the idea of the oval office is intimidating, he may be in fact, intimidating for the first few times you're there, for the first 15 minutes. [laughter] >> if you've been -- the u.s. attorney in two districts f you've been the deputy attorney general f you've been for a number of years, the director of the fbi and you're intimidated by being in the oval office, you're in the wrong job. paul: how should he have react today that? >> if he thought what he says he thought, mr. president, we can't have this conversation. >>

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the title came to paul ma cart any to please pass the salt and pepper. george harrison once said most of the songs were ordinary. john said he only liked three of the track, his own and ring oh star said for him it was boring to work on and so it was his least favorite beatles album. >> interesting. here's a look at some of the tracks from the album. of course the song your hearing now, with a little help from my friends. lucy in the sky with diamonds which everyone at the time stood for lsz. john said it did not. when i'm 64 and the classic day in the life the thing about the al was, it was extraordinary. there had been nothing like it. it was truly eye opening and truly changed certainly the way rock and roll was recorded. it was reviewed after that as being an art. >> do you have that album. >> oh, yes, i have many versions. >> i meant the original v well. >> i'm sure he does. tony is a huge fan and has a whole room of beatles. a. yes. ralph northam: being a pediatrician has taught me to listen carefully. i'm ralph northam, and when survivors of the virginia

there was one dissenting vote from the board member from prince george's county. in april, pauliedefeld called on state and local lawmakers to provide $500 million every year for metro's long term maintenance while opening some future services to revitalization. >> ♪ >> 5:06 is the time. mike thomas checking in with you for our forecast. what's on tap. >> yeah, little cool temperatures to start the morning here but as we work our way into the afternoon lots of sunshine and we'll kind of quickly warm it up this afternoon as we transition from what was a springlike last couple days to a summer-like weekend ahead h60 degrees your current number in d.c., gaithersburg cool baltimore as well. good morning, leonardtown, 54 for you. fredericksburg 55 degrees at this hour. satellite and radar showing maybe actually one or two light sprinkles west of town but that's about all that's going on and those will not last long. we should have a good amount of sunshine later on today. 84 degrees your daytime high this afternoon, a few passing clouds from time to time. temperatures will be on the

in rockville, paul wagner, "fox5 local news". >>> now a prince george county what started as botched robby rigerd when police thought was a barricade situation on annapolis road high at will. the the worker managed to escape and call 911. the employee never saw the gunman leave and officers surround the place thinking he was in the. as it turns out the gunman got away >> you're looking at video there. this unfoldedeled near the capitol plaza shopping center. police shut down part of annapolis road while they looked for the suspect and they're looking for him tonight. >> still ahead another deadly terror attack in the uk. what we're learning about the incidents and as muslim community continues to mourn >> and targeting police officers attacked to yet another tourist attraction in paris. now they're look fog air motive. >> play ballet community in alexandria coming together and how they are moving forward following the conp gretional shoot ago tack. >> police are investigating another attack on paris. a driver armed with close ivz at and a rifle rammed his car to a district today. the

joining us former federal prosecutor and professor at george town university law center paul butler, panelists on set, betty woodruff from the daily business, vivian salama from the associated press. thank you for being with us. paul, i'll start with you. the "wall street journal" is reporting on this memo apparently written by the former deputy nsa director about a call between the president and mike rogers, the guy who leads the nsa. "during the call the president questioned the veracity of the intel community's judgment that russia had interfered with the election and also tried to persuade rogers to say there was no evidence of collusion between his campaign and russia" they said. i got to get your reaction to these reports coming out today. >> this is a major escalation of the investigation. there is a pattern of conduct by trump that would make any investigator think about possible obstruction charges. director comey testified last week that he felt ordered and directed by trump to call off of the flynn investigation. the intelligence chiefs last week wouldn't say whether trump

george w bush. mr blakeman, paul ryan today said that the reason that the president had put pressure on donald trump because "he's new at this". frankly, if that is the best defence that republicans can come up with, it suggests the bar is pretty low, doesn't it? no, it does not. the president did not order the fbi director or anybody else to stop an investigation. what he said to the... he asked him... he said at the... he asked him... he said at the time, it was an expression of frustration, if anything, that it's respect that he had for flynn, a decorated general, he thought he'd been through enough and it would hope —— he'd hope there would not be a criminal liability. that's in the a criminal liability. that's in the a direction to do anything and comey didn't do anything based on that conversation. it was not a direction, you are quite right, but it was an ask or a request and they got into that. i wa nt to request and they got into that. i want to get into the question of how republicans respond to this president whose approval ratings are down 36—37, 38%. president whose approval ratings are

paul krugman here. i'm quoting former speech writer for george w. bush. what do you say to that critique? >> that could have been a quote from members within our own conference, me included. it's one of the areas that we've discussed making changes on. i do give the leadership a lot of credit because they had that scored and now we know what that is, just in terms of the investment taxes being repealed. that's $172 billion over a ten-year period of time. if we decided since it doesn't impact people under $200,000 in income, if we decided we were not going to repeal that obama era tax, we would have $172 billion available that we could reapply back in to perhaps fix some of the issues that have been of concern to people around the country. so i think that's on the table. >> interesting. >> and one of the items we share here -- i give leadership a lot of credit. if we hadn't scored that and laid that out separately, we wouldn't know how much we have going forward. it's one more bit of information that's very important to the senate. that's what this is about. this is policy driven. we reall

. >> bill: house speaker paul ryan and former president george w.h visiting the adaptive training foundation in dallas founded by a former nfl player to help former athletes and military members who have lost a limb or suffered the effects of other injuries. ryan called the visit a very humbling experience. >> shannon: nothing like that to put things in perspective, right? any complaint that you have about your day, looking at those heroes and what they're experiencing. >> bill: when those guys walk in it's like hey. have a great time. nice to see. >> shannon: president trump not backing down from his belief that a travel ban, his words, is absolutely necessary right now here in the u.s. >> i don't think the president cares what you call it. whether you call it a ban, whether you call it a restriction. everybody wants to get into the labels of it. the bottom line is he is trying to protect the citizens of this country. >> shannon: how president trump is firing back at critics of the policy and what he is asking the department of justice to do about

george w. bush picked to run iraq, l. paul bremer, gave him one. >> and those who were on high before, in particular the baathists... >> narrator: he promised to purge the iraqi government. >> ...will be removed from office. >> narrator: he also issued an order that disbanded the entire iraqi military. >> you had something on the order of 250,000 iraqi men, military age, all trained in using weapons. suddenly, they were all out of a job. >> narrator: the powerful message: saddam and his sunni-controlled army were no longer in charge. >> army was the central instrument of saddam's repression of the kurds and the shia. i think the decision not to recall saddam's army, from a political point of view, is the single most important correct decision that we made in the 14 months we were there. >> narrator: but on the ground, the american military commanders could feel the effects. >> the effect, frankly, was devastating. i think that's where the seeds of what became the sunni insurgency were largely planted. >> we had, you know, long

nickels has been missing for decades, ever since george walton's was declared a fake after his death in a car crash in 1962. 41 years later, in 2003, paulontgomery's company is trying to come up with a way to raise excitement for a coin show that summer in baltimore. >> our publicist remembered that it was the 90th anniversary of the making of the 1913 nickel. we thought it would be a nice thing to have a reunion for all the coins. >> that prompts another brainstorm. what about a $1 million reward for that fifth nickel, regardless of the condition it was in? i said, "well, sure. i guess i'd pay a million bucks even if it had a hole in it'. >> the press picks up on the story, and within days, a reader of the roanoke times calls the newsroom suggesting a local angle. >> somebody said he knew george walton when he lived in roanoke. we had our research librarian at the roanoke times start digging up information on mr. walton's relatives. >> adams' research leads him to ryan givens. >> ryan knew about the nickel. he didn't know about the million-dollar reward. >> adams' pursuit of a good story sets in motion a series of extraordinary events.

paul butler, professor at georgetown university law school, and former federal prosecutor at the department of justice. and michael allen, managing director of beacon global strategies. he's also a former special assistant to president george, as well as former staffer of the house intelligence committee. paul, the white house has not commented yet on whether or not the president will try to invoke executive privilege. given all that the president himself has already been saying, hey, james comey, you better hope i don't have tapes, can they try to do it even? is it too late? >> so the idea of the executive privilege is that the president should have a right to have private conversations about sensitive matters. courts don't always uphold that in cases of high public interest, like russiagate. so president nixon tries to assert it with regard to the watergate tapes. obama tried it in regard to the fast and furious investigation. it wasn't allowed. trump has two problems. one, the exception, if there is a compelling government interest. second, as you say, stephanie, he waived it. you can't tweet and give interviews to lester holt, talking about what comey said, and when comey wants to talk about it, say, no, it's privilege