. >> pratt, start packing up. going to need some time. i got to brush my teeth. i got to get a bag. oh, that sucks. >> for security reasons, inmates are never told when their transfer to prison will occur until the transport van is ready to take them. for pratt, that time is now. >> i'm packing up things that i'm having sent to me. my mom will pick them up, pick them up and she'll mail them to me. paperwork, letters, numbers, pictures. that picture is definitely coming with me. >> miss pratt, you all set? >> yes. oh, mercy. >> nervous? >> yes and no. the journey started. just wasn't ready this quick. >> prior to her sentencing hearing, pratt wrote let another letter to ricky mckaskle. he just received it. >> i just found out that heather had a miscarriage. i found out through a letter she sent to me. well, here it goes. i lost our sweet baby elijah joe. it was probably not a viable pregnancy. plus with my age and so many other factors. can't pinpoint to specific cause. at least now you know the truth so you can ha

chastity pratt dawsey: people in detroit are gritty.hey're hopeful but they're demanding some change for their neighborhoods as well. keith owens: well hope is a strong thing. they are watg programs than everybody else is so when everybody's are seeing the programs that detroit is the murder capital of the world then everybody feels depressed. they see the shows that are saying detroit is coming back, they feel better. chastity pratt dawsey: the story of detroit is the story of every american city, every american city can identify with poverty, joblessness, unemployment, redlining housing issues, racial attitudes and we might be suffering from some of those issues at a higher degree and a worse degree but if detroit -- here's the thing -- if detroit turns around, if detroit can do it, oh it can happen soledad o'brien: thank you so much, i love talking to journalists but specially journalists who really know their city. it's amazing, >> coming up next, why does detroit's history matter? >>in america today, its more relevant than its ever

how you explain it. >> i'm into chris pratt and i like people that look like chris pratt. >> is theree it's okay to touch the queen? that's a dilema faced when he decided to help queen elizabeth downstairs. it's generally accepted. royal protocol the public doesn't touch the queen at all. he was worried because the carpet was slippery. >> i'm certainly conscious of the protocol i was just anxious to be sure that there was no stumbling on the steps. >> it's okay. it's not horrible. >> he was worried about her. i think you'd be too. this is "early today." for 70 years. earn the trust of 32 nfl teams. be there for america's toughest and help, when help is needed america's #1 isn't a status earned overnight. it's earned in every wash, and re-earned every day. tide, america's #1 detergent wowe run marathons... ...companies. ...solve problems. how? we eat. every. single. day. we don't doubt it. we own it. ♪ "got a minute? new aveeno®...r you." ...positively radiant® 60 second in shower facial. works with steam to reveal... ...glowing skin in just one minute. aveeno® "naturally beautiful res

detectives identified the man wanted in connection with the killing of a tina pratt but they have yet to find the suspect. elliot ivory sparks has been on the run and the fbi is getting in on the investigation. paul wagner live with the latest. hey, paul. >> reporter: hey marina last election day i was standing not far from here and watched as d.c. police told the family of her body was found in this wooded area behind 34e. it's something that sticks with you and you don't soon forget watching something like that. took d.c. police two months and they identified the man they want to capture and tonight her sisters and tina's sisters are reaching out they want help finding this man. >> antina pratt was on her way home from work when she met up with a man potentialroy road south east. this chill be vedo released shows tina as sisters call you meeting up with killer steps from where her body would be found. it's a video thomas and mc donald have watched over and over again. >> she didn't make it hope this night. and it really sent chills through your spine the thought that was the last ti

it wouldn't have been funny to make out with pratt.. [ light laughter ] >> seth: jackpot. >> jackpot. >> seth: so congrats on the film. >> thank you. >> seth: you're character, lenny, maybe a little bit like jerry. a guy who the world is maybe conspiring against a little bit. tell us about the film. >> he's an innocent. he's a very sweet guy. he's -- his mother has died. he's dreamt of being a stand-up comic. he has absolutely no comic abilities whatever. he was raised on old, you know, charlie mccarthy and edgar bergen and stiller & meara and abbott & costello. this is what he thought comedy was and still is. so the mother dies. he goes out on the road. and he makes one terrible, terrible decision and picks up a hitchhiker, played by andy west who was in that clip. and it just changed -- his whole world changes. he ends up -- his stand-up is so terrible. but as terrible things start happening around him that he's involved in, he just tells what's happening. and the more he tells, the funnier he becomes. so he's literally -- it's a blo

. >>> this newly-released dash cam video shows just how debt pratt the situation was in gatlinburg, tennessee last year. a wildfire engulfed the resort, destroying several resort businesses. worth of damage. this video was released after officials decided not to charge two teens with arson. >>> overnight, there are 34 active wildfires burning in 11 western states, all in areas where temperatures have soared this week. $00s hundreds of residents of breckenridge, colorado have spending another night out of their homes. it's only 7% contained. >>> doctors are cutting back on opioid prescriptions, but not nearly enough. prescriptions for the powerful drugs dropped nearly 20% from 2010 to 2015. but that's still three times higher than it was in 1999. >> and now in 2017, many of us are protecting our health with the help of technology. >> there are hundreds of apps to help us manage chronic illnesses like multiple sclerosis. >> reporter: like most of us, susie takes her cell phone to the gym. but she's not texti attack. i had an angiogram and ang y angioplasty done and stints in my heart. >> report

. >> antina pratt was on her way home from work when he met a manner potentialroy southeast this chilling video shows tina as her sisters called her meeting up with killer steps from where her body would be found. it's a video ang and mcdonald watched over and over again. >> she didn't make it home this night and it sent chills through your spine. that's the last time i seen her walking. we want people to know our sister was important. she meant something to us you know. >> the tears come easily now for both sisters who think about tina constantly. >> me and tina had a relationship like we were the youngest sisters. we were always together. but then that changed as we grew up and we started going our own ways. i'm sorry. i'm sorry. >> thomas and mcdonald are haunted by the viciousness of the killing. they say tina was stabbed 29 times and left by the side of the bike trail along the parkway. and the sisters say the police told them they identified elliot stark through dna and have been looking for him ever since. take a good luck. do you know this man. you have seen him recently? >> i've

i talked on the floor about two weeks ago about the coordinated care model between shep hrd pratt hospital in baltimore and mosaic which deals with behavioral health issues and how they deal with it in an integrated coordinated care model which saves money. it saves money. less tests. more timely interventions. how can we use telemedicine? they're using telepsychiatry? how can we use that to bring down the cost of care? so when i'm asking in my state as to what i can do, what is my plan, how can we fix the affordable care act, my answer is quite simple. i'm proud of the progress that we've made under the affordable care act. i invite democrats and republicans through our committees to work together to improve t yes, we can improve it. we can provide more stability in the individual marketplace. we can bring down the high annual growth we've seen in premiums in the individual marketplace. we can continue to bring down the growth rate of health care costs, working together on some of these commonsense approaches in order to deal with health care in america. all this i think we can do, democr

proceso que sirve para entrenamiento los nos agentes de la patrulla fronteriza que pratt usaran bajoar nuevas estrategias. parece que no son rentables desde primeros del mes de octubre. estas decisiones fran tomadas debido a que los clientes prefieren realizar sus compras por internet para luego regresar todo. la pregunta es, ¿hasta dÓnde subirÁ el mercurio? para saber si vamos a continuar con elcalor, pasamos con elena. adelante elena, cuÉntanos. elena: muy buenas noches para todos los amigos que nos estÁn viendo este momento. o la temperatura mÁxima sobre la zona de san josÉ estuvo sobre los 97. no se alcanzÓ el rÉcord de temperatura que era de 1905 pero si tuvimos mucho calor sobre nuestra uniÓn. los vientos estÁn soplando en nuestra regiÓn del oeste entre 20 a 21 millas por hora. cielo despejado, la mÍnima estarÁ sobre los 63. amanecer hemos con cielo despejado, el viento estarÁ soplando desde el noroeste. la temperatura mÁxima se espera que sea mÁxima sobre la zona de san francisco. maÑana la mÁxima estará hasta los 82. miren cÓmo estarÁn las condiciones para maÑana. viento sopl

. >> while chris pratt blew up with the what's any snack game?chelle turner joins me now. >> he posted this shot asking 13 million followers to guess which part of his body is spray tanned. i'm going to say his arm. >> you think so? >> i saw this while doing my instagram story this morning, and it popped up. brittney spears has a message for her haters. tonight's know and tell, britney gets her revenge. >> a lot of people think that i don't sing live. >> after slamming accusations she doesn't sing live -- ♪ . >> britney proves she has the pipes that made her a star by serenading a friend live on stage. take that, haters. ♪ what doesn't kill you makes you stronger ♪ >> speaking of haters, kelly clarkson just shut down one of hers in epic fashion. ♪ it all started after the gramny winner tweeted a thank you on the fourth of july. a troll commented, you're fat in response. clarkson responded back, and still bleeping awesome. oh, snap, and some of lady gaga's fans have been so abusive towards ed sheer hand, he ditched twitter altogether. ♪ i'm in lov

and tina pratt's body was found november 8 around 3:00 in the buena vista bike trail. authorities are looking for this man. 34-year-old elliott avery starks. they say he is armed and dangerous. if you know anything, contact the fbi or d.c. police. if >>> the total for this year to more than 2800 car break-ins. police say they haven't seen poweramplifiers used in the area, but they are spotting trends like residents leaving their doors unlocked, especially if they have those keyless cars and use a key fob to start up their car. >>> and he's back. former president barack obama will appear at a democratic fundraiser in d.c. this week. it's one of the first times he's appeared on behalf the party since leaving the white house. the fundraiser for the national democratic redistricting committee chaired by obama's former attorney general eric holder wants to address what it calls unfair gerr ymandering practices. >>> the spot, which is larger than the earth itself is a storm that's been drewing on jupiter. it will be a few days before the data and pictures can be down linked

the pratt library is being renovated.as workers played to repaint the ceilings, they found ornate murals hidden under layers of paint. nancy: library officials said they were hopeful there was something their hunch was right. teams are working to restore some of the original art aiding dating the 1930's -- back to the 1930's. layers. alison: so baltimore has a sistine chapel now. erin: what a cool story. imagine discovering that. kirk cousins told grant and danny why his camp did not send the redskins aouer offer. does that mean he does not want you're not taking these. hey, hey, hey! you're not taking those. whoa, whoa! you're not taking that. come with me. you're not taking that. you're not taking that. you're not taking that. mom, i'm taking the subaru. don't be late. even when we're not there to keep them safe, our subaru outback will be. (vo) love. it's what makes a subaru, a subaru. >> and now the toyota sports desk, brought to you by your local toyota dealers. erin: quarterback kirk cousins says he still wants to p

democratic strategist, and ashley pratt join us now. a little unseemly for a former president to do that, to go bashing a president while he's on a foreign trip, no? >> it definitely breaks with tradition. this is something that's gone on since i remember you're not supposed to do that. david: others do, i should say, but people in the press and-- >> a former president. david: former presidents, that's a different level. >> bush didn't go after obama. i think what's gone on between president obama and president trump is different than we've seen as well before and what trump says while he's abroad is also different. you wouldn't hear president obama or president bush, clinton, reagan, bashing the intelligen intelligence, and going after fake news and-- >> the polish president did, too. >> he made a joke about it and president putin said are these the ones unsetting you. david: isn't there something unseemly about a former president going after a president while he's overseas? that does break precedent. >> it does break tradition. presid

in other news now from around the world accounting scenes crowns of pat estonians have resumed pratt is it a sensitive holy sites in jerusalem. up to israel remove the last of the security measures against old earlier this month. as the crowds arrived at the haram al sharif or temple mount. actions breakout israeli forces fired tear gas. dozens of people hurt. london police have told the authorities in charge of dreadful task they may face corporate manslaughter charges. of the fire that killed at least eighteen people last month. police say the local council and housing association of being told there are reasonable grounds to. and all the fans. as the white house where the new communications director anthony scaramucci suddenly making his presence felt. this morning he challenged the white house chief of staff to come forward and explain he's not a leica. and on the policy front it's eames even top generals aunt clara what the president's tweet banning transgender people from the armed services really means. the bbc's north america editor john siple joined his short time ago from t

beyonce and chris pratt. >> you're saying it's all about looks?u actually meet up and have a date you find out they don't have the income, fame or lifestyle. >> or the personality. >> yeah they're like moving right along. >>> are there any circumstance where it's okay to touch the queen? well, that's a dilemma canada's governor general, david johnson, faced when he decided to help queen elizabeth down some stairs. it's accepted royal protocol the public does not touch the queen. >> i say never mind protocol he's being a gentleman. this is early today. ome america start by taking care of families for 70 years. earn the trust of 32 nfl teams. be there for america's toughest and help, when help is needed america's #1 isn't a status earned overnight. it's earned in every wash, and re-earned every day. tide, america's #1 detergent wowe run marathons... ...companies. ...solve problems. how? we eat. every. single. day. we don't doubt it. we own it. ♪ "got a minute? new aveeno®...r you." ...positively radiant® 60 second in shower facial. works with steam

another is the ballin room and the house around which the wall is being built belongs to an artist pratt who has been in exile almost all his life since he was a small child he's a political exile but there has been a real regime change in england six hundred sixty the monarchy was restored after a whole generation of civil war. and he's come back and he hasn't had a home he's been a refugee all his life a privileged one but nonetheless homeless and with no certain future and what he wants to do now is create for himself a safe and enclosed space and that's an understandable human disaster but of course if you create an enclosed space for yourself you are almost by definition going to be excluding others or to go into a building building the walls in that way between rich and poor agree what about the flipping and between the seventeenth century in the sixty's and eighty's were the possible comparisons why you chose that well as i said the berlin wall which. goes up in part two of this of this novel and comes down in part four is another kind of enclosure and i'm interested in the ballin

h how we tempted chris pratt to stray from his diet. and wonder woman gets her own movie.art with a movie bringing hea to the beach. baywatch headed up by the sexiest guy on land and sea, dwayne johnson. >> it is going to be big. r-rated. edgy. funny. >> welcome to baywatch. >> you can take, take, all of the elements that i put in my movies including dirty sense of humor and throw it in baywatch. >> come on, pete, make my pecs bigger. don't cover up my front bump. >> baywatch, we have a great opportunity to rebrand it, knock it out of the park. you know what that means? >> brand new bay watch. the beach never looked so good. the rock and hard rock lifeguard taking life saving to a whole new level. with zach efron adding muscle. >> hey, one direction. >> i'm matt brody. i don't have to try out. i have two gold medals. >> hey, matt brody.

chris pratt shirtless in hawaii. >> here globe trotding with the a list now. all new star vacations. kim and kanye versus j-lo and a-rod. >> incredible pictures. >> which super couple dropped more dough on their super sized get away. >> we're enjoying life. >> good times right now. >> revealing what makes them summer's hottest couple. simon cowell's extra a-list interview. >> exclusive. >> how an awful singer helped him dream up america's got talent. >> she put the show on the map. >> oprah down 42, chloe's s

joining me now, conservative commentator ashley pratt, and al mattel . >> it is interesting the poll results you quoted that reflects the election too, hillary won the popular vote but trump won electoral college he is staying strong. liz: a good point. what did you think of media focusing on just one poll? >> they are doing their due diligence in reporting that, but it does need to be more balanced. what is interesting about this, is given whole timing of this now, health care failure, whether or not moving forward this does affect some of those counties, what we need to remember moving forward is that among his strong base of supporters, a lot of them wanted to see repeal and replacement that is a narrative. moving forward. because you know can they stay happy if legislative successes don't follow, a lot of people put a lot of hope into donald trump. republicans benefits from his candidacy. liz: a good point. i hear what you are saying, we have veteran journalist carl bernstein asked if trump administration is anything like watergate, he did not quite agree. but he said that media

and archie was sitting at another table with jefferson pratt, remember him? attention. so first he put two straws up his nose. like a walrus. >>> it's probably the most important cultural event in the history of america. and a whole new generation of freaks. >> what guys seem to get off on. they like these high-energy sort of events. >> sight and sound and soul are your pleasure, you can bet your bottom dollar we got them, baby. >> unless you've been living in a sealed cave, you probably noticed that america's latest craze is disco dancing. >> this is punk rock, its purpose is to promote violence, sex and destruction in that order. >> rock and roll is pure stamina! ♪

. >> director tweeted the news on twitter showing chris pratt doing a little dance move. jeff goldblum will also be starring. from the original jurassic park film. we cannot wait for that. fans will have to wait until it hits the big screen. this will open june 22 of next year. >>> i have come to say goodbye. well, goodbye to the a's and the giants. the 1st half of baseball season. both teams really needed a break . it hurt. >>> good morning, everybody. tomorrow's all-star break. san francisco, yesterday. a canine taxied on the paddleboard. and you can see the power displayed by giancarlo stanton, launching a home or twice giving the marlins a lead. the marlins strategy. the 8th inning, gomez got through. his 1st major league hit and tied the game at 7. here is aj allison. a two-run homer. miami won the game 10-8. meantime, the mariners unleashed hernandez yesterday. a big shutout innings. 8 strikeouts including matt chapman who weighs in. he needed some offense so go ahead and dialup 1 800 nelson cruz. for a 3-0 led -- lead, 39 and 50. both teams are obviously with a lot

cramer fave united technologies, we went up there to see pratt and whitney, reported a strong quarterhough i liked the stock, it's ended up going lower. while nobody likes it when the market behaves irrationally. if a company reports a good company, and the stock goes down, we call that a buying opportunity. we're not being glib there's guys opportunities i thengs ementioned united tech, because we could be seeing something very similar to general dynamics after it reports tomorrow if general dynamics gives you a nice beat and maintains guidance, and the stock goes down, you might be getting a wonderful gift regular viewers know i am a huge fan of defense contractors one thing the trump white house and the republican congress really wanted to do is spend money on the military. that means buying new hardware at the same time, our allies around the world are beefing up their own defense spending, because we live in an insecure world, and the united states has stepped back from being the world's policemen. but why does collins like general dynamics let's start with this daily chart. at l

cosmo dinardo and sean pratt are expected in court july 31st. >>> the fairfax county school board willold a final debate on an issue before voting next week. it was named in honor confederate general. the debate has been going on for nearly two years. changing the school's name would cost nearly a million dollars. >>> if you drive and have to take a bus or train to work, you'll have more places to park in northern virginia. design plans have been approved for an 1100-space garage in springfield. the garage will sit behind a sunoco gas station at old keene mill road and springfield boulevard. this will not be your average parking garage. it will also have a community event space on the rooftop. that could be used for outdoor movies and a farmers market. construction is expected to start in 2019 and the garage would open in 2022. >>> we want to remind you that work to waterproof some metro train tunnels is changing the red line schedule on weekends through august 11th. you'll need to hop on a shuttle bus to get between friendship heights and medical center. during the week the work is ha

. >> reporter: georgette pratt shows us her mother's newly rebuilt back porch.r: her 90-year-old mother paid more than $24,000 for repairs to her rotted deck and a crawl space, two years ago. and they say it's still not done. >> the grout started cracking. the tile started cracking. they put back the old original wood. which was rotting and decaying. >> reporter: a crawl space under the house, workers left it uncovered. >> it blew the water right into the bottom of the house. >> reporter: ida said she trusted the company she hired to redo the deck. >> she's used orkin for years and years and years for pest control. >> reporter: orkin hired a subcontractor to do the job. but ida and georgette say the work kept getting delayed. two years later, they say, the unfinished deck is worse than before. >> it just bothered me so much. we saw that "7 on your side" was coming to alameda. >> reporter: georgette heard about my live event in alameda back in may. dozens of viewers came to me with their questions and problems. find the car you want and drive it a really long tim

. >> reporter: georgette pratt shows us her mother's newly rebuilt back porch.sn't supposed to be this way. >> the tile is falling off. >> reporter: her 90-year-old mother paid more than $24,000 for repairs to her rotted deck and a crawl space, two years ago. and they say it's still not done. >> t grout started cracking. the tile started cracking. they put back the old original wood. which was rotting and decaying. >> reporter: a crawl space under the house, workers left it uncovered. >> it blew the water right into the bottom of the house. >> reporter: ida said she trusted the company she hired to redo the deck. >> she's used orkin for years and years and years for pest control. >> reporter: orkin hired a subcontractor to do the job. but ida and georgette say the work kept getting delayed. two years later, they say, the unfinished deck is worse than before. >> it just bothered me so much. we saw that "7 on your side" was coming to alameda. >> reporter: georgette heard about my live event in alameda back in may. dozens of viewers came to me with their questions

new york city, during the civil war, has been awarded the civil war round table's new york fletcher pratt award for best non-fiction book of 2016 among others. our moderator is richard brookhesier. harold taltzer is not able to come tonight. a senior editor of the national review, he is the author of 11 books including james madison, alexander hamilton, american and founding father redidscovering washington. he was awarded a medal by george w. bush in a white house ceremony. before we begin, i would like to ask if you have a cell phone or anything and a beeper that you turn it off for the duration of the program. now, please join me in welcoming our guests. thank you. [ applause ] >> i know it's a long walk. look, thank you all for coming. i am not harold holtzer. he knows the civil war personally. he's a good friend of the civil war. couldn't be with us tonight. so i will try to sub in for him. we are very lucky to have these two authors. i have use third books many times. i expect we will have a very informative, great time tonight. i want to start off as devil's advocate. new york has

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those argue as long as it is a you proep pratt ended the millisecond president trump gave that interview to the "new york times" and said he never would have put him in there. but we'll see perhaps. the attorney general was the first republican senator to endorse president trump, or then-candidate trump during the 2016 election. back in march, jeff sessions announced he would step aside from the investigation. after it came out that he met with the russian ambassador during the campaign. he said he met with him as a senator not as a campaign sur row gat, thoen he -- surrogate. the president talked to the times about his private conversation with the russian president in germany. the president said they exchanged pleasantries for about 15 minutes, his number. contradicting reports the conversation lasted about an hour. wheef white house correspondent john roberts is live in his familiar position on the lawn. what an interview. never in my born days have i heard anything like that. >> i was talking to maggie earlier today, she was one of the people in the meeting yesterday. she said we sta

and archie was sitting at another table with jefferson pratt, remember him?raws up his nose. his nose. like a walrus. -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com >>> stand by. here we go. >> take one. >> the average time spent watching television is five to six hours per day. >> holy residuals. >> there's a reason for calling it the boob tube and the idiot box. >> let's change the channel. >> we want to rap about our scene. >> yeah. >> we must give the american viewer the kind of quality that he deserves. >> let's try it again and see how it comes out this time. >> television has grown faster than a teenager, and now it is time to grow up. ♪

wheelchair was shot and killed and his caretaker injured before midnight on the 3300 block of north prattem there were two gunmen involved in a home invasion attempt but so far police have made no arrests. >> over to katie with a check on today's very high forecast. >> yet another one, yes, already off to warm start out there, rahel, temperatures at the moment into the low 80s, and they'll spike very easily into the mid 90s later this afternoon, and now you're calling it little relief up in the poconos, only at 72, not that bad. dew point have been just boards erring on where you start to see little steamy. it does not mean the rest of lust enjoy that break. heat index today as high as 102 through the peak of the afternoon into the city. excessive heat warning until 8:00 p.m. granted not triple digits today, tomorrow, but steel harsh, heat index as high as out upper nine's, finally catch well deserved break like tuesday, it will take couple every days here, in addition, we have potential for some severe weather specially second half of tomorrow, maybe even again on sunday, so, it could en

secretary to make sure that we provide that kind of skill training in places like electric boat or pratt & whitney where we make some of the critical defense product. >> sure. thank you, senator. education is something i have a passion around. in washington we were able to work with the superintendent of public education for the state to get a math equivalency credit for high school students so that they could get training to allow them to go into maritime, aerospace or electrical work. we worked with the community colleges to set up standard programs, allow them to get certificates so employers could literally meet them upon graduation and give them jobs and they could step into those new jobs without having to go through formal training. it was a cost reduction to the companies. it was a benefit to the community colleges because people were taking courses that led to high-paying jobs. i would use the position to start to -- this is something i really believe at a national level we can effect. there are all of these jobs due to demographics where people are going to retire out and they'

doing that we have former navy seal carl higbie, charlie gasparino, conservative commentator ashley pratte. carl, you served this country very honorably. you know the discipline more than many that comes with being in the military. but a lot of those guys have trouble adjusting in the political world. i'm wondering how you think general kelly will do in this one? i challenge that, neil. i think it is political world that has trouble adjusting to the military members. it is a new face. donald trump was elected because he is different. he is bringing in a different staff. reince priebus, is a nice guy. he is party with a relic we beat with donald trump. he was brought in to bridge the gap between paul ryan and white house, didn't happen. health care failed. now he is bringing in something, bringing in the new muscle. he works well with military guys. neil: you have to be a i believe to tell them, carl, you can't do this sir, not a good idea, sir. >> i don't think general kelly will have any problem telling anyone what is on his mine. neil: fine. is the president going to listen to that? >> t

. >> right and the other one is the moss pratt foundation named after my grandfather.to do research to hopefully prevent it someday. >> what is the favorite part of your trip. >> the favorite part was just the togetherness of it. this is the kind of thing you do really once in a lifetime and it was great to be together. our mother was with us. our niece was with us and getting here and having our families be here with us when we got here was just >> you guys dipped your biebs into the atlantic ocean. >> we were on the pier so it was a little difficult so had to take the front wheels off, put a rope on it to say we dipped the bikes. >> a little saltwater. thanks for wrapping uppm stormsg to severe - feels around 100 today - not as hot, slightly less humid weekend - high heat builds again next week today: partly sunny. hot and humid. pm storms; some strong/severe. highs: 90-95 feels: 100 winds: sw 5-10 mph tonight: storms ending. mostly cloudy. warm and muggy. lows: 69-75 winds: w to nw 5 mph saturday: partly cloudy. not as hot. less humid. highs: 88-90 winds: nw 5-15 mp

finally hollywood is showing their support for the uso's flex for forces campaign, chris pratt showingbellum showed us what they've got and this is all for a great cause. so it looks like the gun show is trending. >> all right. guns out. >> keep that going. >> i'll wait for the mirror one. >> 901. 901. >> thank you. >> we'll turn to our "gma" cover story based on an article about mac and cheese trending in "the new york times," a new study found trace amounts of a chemical in some processed cheese powders that could possibly be linked to an increased risk of birth defects and learning behavior problems. our senior medical contributor dr. insurgent jihadists dr. jen, what do you make of this mac and cheese controversy because it is scary when you read it? >> of course, and as a parent it definitely got my attention. at a nutritionist i have to say it's very difficult to attribute one food exposure to a particular health outcome in general. and, look, as a doctor for anything to be potentially toxic, you really need three thing, you need a high potency or a high dose or you need a high f