peyton take it away. ♪ i couldn't wait, friday night. you had your arms around me. town cinderella. we drove around that little square like elvis and priscilla ♪ look at us. a bans o ray bans on our eyes le california movie stars. ♪ reflection in the store front, main street king and queen, caught up in the moment, living the dream ♪ see all of people passing, eyes on us like the cameras flashing. everybody knew our names ♪ everybody fanned the flames, they all looked at you and me as though we were famous ♪ we were famous ♪ oh, main street king and queen, you and me babe, we were famous ♪ oh, we were famous ♪ [applause] >> thank you. thank you. >> awesome. >> peyton, you are famous. >> oh. >> you have have been doing such a great job with your career, working with hit songwrite ire - >> right now it has been a while since i have been in studio recording, but, two guys believed in me, which i am so thankful for. wade kirby and phil mcdonald, we call him phil billy for short. a character. probably some past year we have just got stuck in the studio, we said we'll jus

[ light laughter ] what's peyton manning doing? >> steve: i think peyton manning wrote that.rks for papa john's, right? >> jimmy: no, but he does the other one too. nationwide -- >> steve: oh nationwide. >> jimmy: he didn't write that. >> steve: oh, he did not. >> jimmy: no, he wrote the other one then. ♪ like a good neighbor yeah, barry wrote that. he did, he like made a lot of money off of jingles. is there another one? >> questlove: did he not do oscar mayer or --? >> tariq: band-aids. [ talking over each other ] ♪ i'm stuck on band-aids 'cause band-aid's stuck on me ♪ [ light laughter ] >> jimmy: anyways -- that's what the interview is gonna be like tomorrow. so be ready. [ laughter ] >> steve: no. >> jimmy: tivo, set your tivo. later on this week we have orlando bloom will be here. [ cheers and applause ] jamie foxx will be here. [ cheers and applause ] and jordan peele will be joining us. [ cheers and applause ] and we have performances from niall horan and iggy azalea! >> steve: whoa! [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: hot week. >> steve: nice! >> jimmy: but first we ha

her daughter's name is peyton.nd her daughter was murdered eight years ago. >> and i have to tell all of you, i didn't know how i'd feel about being here today. she was 23. at noon, she went to her house to let out her little puppy dog and go back to work. and someone had broken into her apartment. and there, all of his rage came out. she fought. she fought very hard. her body was bruised. and he left her tied up. and he left. and peyton was able to escape and freed herself. and she was almost downstairs. and he came back in the house. and there, she was tortured. she screamed. she fought. he finally decided to cut her wrist off so she couldn't fight him anymore. she fought. and you know what? i have felt like it was my fault that she fought because i always taught my kids, you're never a quitter. you never quit. if you fail at something, you get up and you try it again. you do it a different way. but we can't quit life. we can't quit. and i thought, if i would not have taught her that, maybe she wouldn't have foug

william: i personally hate peyton -- bottom of. -- vladimir. if i was president i would try to work with him. i don't think people know how terrible war with russia would be. we are at a point where we are ready to have a revolution in this country. it will not come about the way the people think it will come about. trump,ore on president as we noted, he is in saudi arabia today to kickoff a nine-day tour of several countries. his first overseas trip of his presidency. great tod earlier -- be in rehab, saudi arabia, looking forward to the afternoon and evening ahead. #abroad. we are talking about the ongoing investigation back at home for the president. the ongoing russian probe. matt, on the independent line. matt: good morning, thank you for c-span. i am a world war ii veteran. i have been all through the politics. originally from my new york accent you realize i was a democrat. i left when ross perot ran. is,point is, what i learned keep your friends close and your enemies closer. that is precisely what trump is doing. all of this hullabaloo

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sheriff peyton grinnell: to the dealers, i say, enjoy looking over your shoulder, constantly wondering is the day we come for you. joce: at all levels, a crackdown to stop, or control, the country's addiction to opioids -- and the suppliers who fuel it. gary tuggle: we still need to be laser-focused on dismantling them or severely disrupting them. joce: gary tuggle has been fighting the drug dealers for more than 20 years. now, he's the special agent in charge of the drug enforcement administration's philadelphia field office. his main focus -- stopping the rising abuse of synthetic opiates, like fentanyl and carfentanil. gary tuggle: this stuff will kill you in micrograms. what would be the equivalent of grains of salt could cause you to die. joce: is this something i can readily find? gary tuggle: aol we've drummed up an increased focus on going after these groups on the internet that are trafficking in fentanyl. joce: it's an international effort for the dea. these dangerous drugs are manufactured and shipped to the u.s. from overseas from countries like china, india, and mexico. th

in a way, it was a brilliant tactic used by peyton -- used by putin here. i think that is one way that used to come after us. i think to counter that, we are going to have to turn to some aspects of human intelligence, of course, there are other aspects we have to consider. but i think human intelligence is an important part of that. host: most people hockey concept of human intelligence is colored by tv. host: i think the most important thing that human intelligence intentions. us is i think a lot of it is online. what are their objectives, who are they asking to carry it out, what are they paying? who is receiving the money. the plans and intentions can be answered through human intelligence. knowing ahead of time can help stop what is happening weird you can see in france, in their elections, they were much more prepared from the same -- for the same onslaught that came from russia. we already had the experience from whatble to learn happened to us. you have an advantage if you know in advance. knowing those plans and intentions -- i think human intellig

peyton manning will take the stage to host the espy awards.he retired two-time super bowl champion quarterback will preside over the july 12 show honoring the past year's best athletes and sports moments. the show will air live from the microsoft theater in los angeles.manning says the show's 25th anniversary will include moments from the past. he has won nine espys of his own during his career. bad news for recently returned to tennis' maria sharapovathe two-time champion has not been given a wild-card entry for the french open.more bad luck as she had to bow out of the italian open in the middle of today's match due to a thigh injurysharapova needed the waiver because she was out for 15 months due to a drug violation ban she has played 3 tournaments since returning sharapova, who has titles at all four majors, won at roland garros in 2012 and 2014. have assembled. spider-man... black widow... captain america... and eddie? so, what's the plan? breaking out the guardians, pal. come celebrate the all-new guardians of the galaxy-mission: breakou

to bring us the latest is bree peyton.esident almost relishes getting in their face, maybe because so many were snickering at him, but update me on the relationship post first foreign trip and meeting a lot of them. >> i think a lot of this anticipated reaction that european leaders upset if donald trump agrees to tear up the paris agreement, ignore it. a lot of the european leaders acting like the girl who won't pick up the check. he needs to ignore it and focus on what's best for american manufacturers. all throughout his campaign, he made himself a champion of manufacturing companies like my dad's who owns a small manufacturing company in covina, california, and i think he should continue the rhetoric. ultimately the paris climate agreement is not fair towards american manufacturers. it requires our country to pay out billions in climate reparations to third world dictators who are among the worst polluters on the planet. ultimately, he should continue being the champion of american manufacturers and say this is unfair,

. >> and when it comes to one-month-old peyton, chad, you not the father.you can be fraternal twins with two fathers if the lady happens to be busy that time of the month. >> maury's wife is connie chung. they have been married 32 years. his marriage advice is secret number three. >> when your head hits the pillow at night all discussions, i don't care how intense they have been during the day they must end and the next morning is a fresh day. >> buy the way, maury says he will not attend the daytime emmys. he feels like it is bad luck. >> we will be at the big show. and we'll z2c5pz z16fz y2c5py y16fy >>> travel considerations provided by -- >>> there they, are look at all the stars with birthdays this weekend. michelle pfeifer is 59. jerry seinfeld turns which "big bang" star began acting at the age of 7? that is johnny who is turning 42 this weekend. hap happy birthday to everyone. >>> checking out wedding gowns. >> you guys it's going to be fun. >> and the cake. >> getting their must haves. plus, kevin james and leah remini. >> we're back. >> as the kin

is this a constant white house peyton place tabloid or lookinger the press secretary? and there was a lot of chatter and i think sean spicer wanted to put to rest some of that chatter. >> for those of you who enjoyed the comedy of this. if you like "saturday night live" we can show you a little video. melissa will be back at the podium. she's hosting "saturday night live" and she gave the podium a tryout driving through streets of new york. i was hoping you could see that. the real sean spicer will be briefing just at the top of the hour. thanks for joining us. i'll see you sunday morning. moments away from the briefing wolf blitzer takes over. after the break. one softgel delivers mega support. won't replace the full value of your totaled new car. the guy says you picked the wrong insurance plan. no, i picked the wrong insurance company. with liberty mutual new car replacement™, you won't have to worry about replacing your car because you'll get the full value back including depreciation. switch and you could save $509 on auto insurance. call for a free quote today. l

nick peyton walsh, cnn, valencia. >> now, the local government says the government has been exaggerated blame the drop in oil prices and the action of businessmen who favor the open six. i was in that hospital a year ago from now. the situation has been dire for more than a year. i'm not sure how many more people can take there. it's so depressing when you see people carrying their children as we did into the hospital and there not given medicine or painkillers. >> it's heart breaking. >> it continues to go on and on and on. we will be right back with more here at cnn "newsroom." mr. stevens? this is your new name. this is your new house. and a perfectly inconspicuous suv. you must become invisible. [hero] i'll take my chances. hdid you get that email i sente wyou...before you wake up. ... when life keeps you up... zzzquil helps you fall asleep in less than 20 minutes. because sleep is a beautiful thing. my belly pain i could build a small city with all the over-the-counter products i've used. enough! i've tried enough laxatives to cover the eastern seaboard. i've climbed a mount everes

this first one is from @peytonism.'s mom had me hug myself for pictures." [ laughter and applause ] >> steve: oh, come on. >> jimmy: i wish he'd sent a a picture of that one, yeah. >> steve: yeah. >> jimmy: this one is from @hannahpolakowski. she says, "my date decided eating at burger king before prom was romantic. he asked for a crown, placed it on my head, gazed into my eyes, and said, 'you can have it your way.'" [ laughter and applause ] >> steve: oh, take me home. >> jimmy: keep it greasy, man. this is @emilypfeifer. she says, "when we were getting our prom pictures, my dress was screen behind us." [ audience aws ] this is real. look at the photo. [ laughter and applause ] >> steve: wow. >> jimmy: that's fantastic. >> steve: i wasn't wearing any clothes. >> jimmy: that's great, man. this one's from @stoop0589. he says, "i was 5'2," and my date was 5'10" and a volleyball star." look at the photo. [ laughter and applause ] oh, man. this one's from @louisvillejenna. she says, "i made the same stupid face while danci

canha followed it with a 3-run homer later in the inning)final: 9-6 a'sa's snap 4-game losing streak peyton at the top of the hour...new evidence that president trump pressured the fbi to end its probe of a trump ally. tonight -- the new talk of impeachment.all the day's big stories... and the full forecast in half the time -- ahead at eleven. (steve) but first -- a wild stunt in the east bay...a man taped to the side of a car -- even as it gets on the freeway. we talk to the this man next in a new edition of people behavnig badly. if you happened to be in oakland this past sunday right around the time the warriors were playing the spurs.. you might have noticed something strange on the freeway.(steve ) something very strange ... a man intentionally duct- taped to a b-m-w .. -- all for a stunt that is both dangerous and illegal. and now theviral video makers are facing consequences. how far would you go to promote your social media account would you consider taping yourself to a moving car? that's exactly what happened in oakland. nats go up a little and just have zack ask for a sugar did y

a warmer peyton pattern begins friday, continues through the weekend and by monday next week we'll behigh temperatures around 90 degrees inland. nice weather coming our way finally. >> thanks. >> iconic killer whale show got a little less splashy. the new show that opened over the weekend in san diego. plus. >> i was going about 85 miles an hour. my mom, she's looking at me and she just says, take it up to 88. >> what happened next >>> sea world san diego is replacing the legendary shamoo show with a killer whale show. alex stone takes a closer look. >> reporter: sea world's iconic shamoo show is no more. this weekend the san diego park debuting a new educational show called orca encounter which will replace what was one of its biggest attractions. it includes a film about the animal's behavior. while they do breach and splash the audience, sea world says tricks are not the focus. trainers no longer ride or swim with the killer whales. >> it's so important to educate people about these animals. otherwise they're not going to care to want to protects them. >> reporter: but so far sea w

>> like i said the ayou peyton manning of a special counsel i think helps assure people and the justice department they are going to do their jobs independently and thoroughly, which is what we've called for all along. so i think it was perfectly appropriate to do that. in the meantime, we are going to keep doing our jobs. we are going to keep our russia investigations going with our intelligence committees and look what i just described, energy and -- not the energy and commerce committee -- the education work force committee, closing the skills gap getting the mack thorn bury and armed services committee, streamlining the way the point procures weapons, weighs and means working on tax reform. let's fix people's problems. all of our committees are doing that. as i said i know the people are consumed with the news of the day but we are here working on people's problems every day. we have all of these committees that do different jobs. our job is to make sure we still make progress for the american people and we are doing that. >> [ inaudible ]. >> i want to ask about tax reform? yeah. >

. <> <> <> peyton manning will take the stage to host the espy awards.two-time super bowl champion quarterback will preside over the july 12 show honoring the past year's best athletes and sports moments. the show will air live from the microsoft theater in los angeles.manning says the show's 25th anniversary will include moments from the past.he has won nine espys of his own during his career. soccer fans have the reputation of being quite rabid but this is stretching itcars of the players of an argentian soccer team were broken into by there own fans after they lost a game last nightthe fans were upset after the team lost a result that will possibly relegate it to the second division of the local championship. at least six cars parked in the club's parking lot were vandalized. it's back the tour of californiawe are in fact already on the 3rd stage from pismo beach to morro baypeter sagan (suh-gone) outsprinted rick zabel and simone consonni (con-sony) on the uphill finish to win the stagesagan's teammate rafal majka ( rah-fall, maj-ka) retained the ove

just as we see those marks on the trees, just as i learned the footprints left for me by peyton johnsonnd this little girl, we see that harriet tubman went over mountains and hills, planes and used the stars to guide herself and her people to freedom. it was not just this one group that she took. it is wonderful when you are at this site to see how the site, help you understand this journey that each of us takes and how each of us moves in our own way, to freedom, justice and. to a new sense of liberty thank you very much. [applause] >> i would like to ask my co-panelist if you can explain how the area in dorchester county prepared for us in terms ship. national visitor we have to make it an enjoyable experience. >> just to step back in time of little bit. july of this year, the city of cambridge, which is the gateway city to tubman's homeland and birthplace burned. it was a city filled with hate muchadness and was very literally 50 years later, you head,lipped that on its took work not only by governmental institutions, but it took drive and determination by the people of dorchester in

to the federalist, bree peyton, gop fund-raiser, noelle nikpour, and former trump michigan co-chair. how real are the rumors are? we hear them percolating after a white house crisis, however real you call this, how do you take this? >> will happen and question when and what magnitude. the president has been forced into this situation. it is important for him to act, to send a clear message that everybody that works for the administration it is important to protect confidentiality, protect the administration as goals. neil: all right. noelle, you could go back and say much of this is of the president's own doing. he kind of keeps aides in the dark. they have to come back afterwards and explain what he said, not entirely, but this is always the rap, you know, you see in administrations when they try to deal with this sort of thing. where is this going? >> oh, my gosh -- neil: noelle, first i'm sorry. >> when lena says this, is going to happen, my response to this is, are you kidding me? i mean just as they have got a rhythm going. look at everything trump has said, and turned around an

retail and you look at the q1 consumption figures that were the weakest since 2009, none of this is peyton look at the discretionary sector and imply of moves, they were not necessarily high. i am surprised the market was taken off guard, especially when we saw the retail figures last david: this is not a new subject. we've seen this coming for a long time. gina: a couple of things happen. the earnings season has been phenomenal. investors are rewarding companies that be to me topline trend. if you don't do that, the -- has such a strong earnings season, you get punished. retails have missed on topline or bottom line or in some cases both. they tend to be at the bottom of the barrel. they are come at the end of the earnings seasons where we had this optimism. that is part of the trend. the other is they are still missing. expectations are low, they are come in below those low expectations. that is creating the problems. does that mean for volatility in retail? what about retail? stewart: we have seen the large earnings related move. s&p,u look at the broad the dispersion is and how much st