but, he is the the psychic world. try to cheer him up on thursday, june 15th. >> announcer: from abc news, this is "world news now." >> definitely something we can all use after the, the last 24 hours that we have had. very busy news day. but we are going to, start with what is, call for unity following the shooting rampage. gunman opening fire on congress. >> president trump and first lady to the hospital to visit congressman steve sa leacalise. the charity baseball game, the republican lawmakers were practicing for is actually a friendly match up against democratic scho iic colleagues go on. >> in a show of bipartisan support. republicans and democrats came together for a dinner last night. abc's lana zach with the latest. >> reporter: we are learning more about the james hodgkinson whose life was start to unravel. his wife tells us he left for alexandria, virginia, two month as go without work. and investigators looking at social media and a cartoon, critical of steve scalise among the four shooting victims. presid

a pair of psychics eating in canada couldn't predict this.he two were eating at a restaurant outside of niagara falls and a car slams into them. they walked away with minor injuries. the psychics had a simple explanation. they said a lot of times we can't even read our own lives. that's just how it works. >> kind of hurt their reputations a little bit. >> at least they're okay. >>> michael phelps may be the fastest swimming human in the world, but is he faster than a shark? >> we may find out next week, on "shark week." he will take on a great white shark, but did not say in what capacity they'll race. >> okay. espn estimates phelps swims at 6 miles per hour, great whites 25 miles per hour. so you decide who to put the money on. >>> a lot of folks might be swimming in the days ahead. >> good place to stay cool. sandhya patel is back with a brutal heat wave that's coming. >> days of this heat wave, dan and kristen. right now, i want to show you a stunning sunset from our east bay hills camera. we had a few clouds earlier tonight, making for th

a pair of psychics eating in canada couldn't predict this.wo were eating at a restaurant outside of niagara falls and a car slams into them. they walked away with minor injuries. the psychics had a simple explanation. they said a lot of times we can't even read our own lives. that's just how it works. >> kind of hurt their reputations a little bit. >> at least they're okay. >>> michael phelps may be the fastest swimming human in the world, but is he faster than a shark? >> we may find out next week, on "shark week." he will take on a great white shark, but did not say in what capacity they'll race. >> okay. espn estimates phelps swims at 6 miles per hour, great whites 25 miles per hour. so you decide who to put the money on. >>> a lot of folks might be swimming in the days ahead. >> good place to stay cool. sandhya patel is back with a brutal heat wave that's coming. >> days of this heat wave, dan and kristen. right now, i want to show you a stunning sunset from our east bay hills camera. we had a few clouds earlier tonight, making for this s

jay ruiz is not a psychic.t he is is volunteer coordinator for cat town, an oakland-based cat rescue group. no, no psychic abilities for jay but yet this past weekend jay had no trouble at all reading people's minds. >> people did think i was a little weird walking around in a cat suit. >> we are pretty sure he was correct on that score. for 24 straight hours, from noon on sunday all the way through the night till noon on monday, jay walked and walked and walked around lake merritt. 17 laps in all, close to 60 miles, all wearing a cat suit and not as one group he met along the way guessed, part of a fraternity organization. >> i appreciate them thinking i was still 19, so that was good. i've gotten a lot of that. so just two more hours. >> jay was walking to raise money for cattown. the nonprofit is participating in a competition with other rescue groups this week, the ones who raise the most money can earn thousands of bonus dollars. and cattown, thanks in part to jay, is well on its way to raising $60,000. th

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gerald ford ascends to the presidency but gerald ford has no republicans made a psychic investment in gerald ford, nobody outside of one congressional district has voted to for gerald ford. he has his hold on the republican party very tenuous and he wants to run for 76 but he confuses nixon's appeal with nixon's policies. he was barely conservative but not as conservative as reagan. [train horn] >> he pursues nixon's policies, continues dÉtente, his fiscal policies, to the bench. this creates an opening for conservative challenger 76 and some looked at it but reagan was the only one who was serious about it but the reality is carter beats ford via narrow margin. >> ford gets 240 a left oral votes. he carries ohio. >> ohio, carter carries ohio 1976 by 6000 votes out of 3 million cast. the headquarters in ohio, a lot of suspicion that the teamsters wouldn't do that. >> mayor daley wouldn't do it either. >> the fact that ford came so close would indicate a shift. but reagan definitely in his wilderness. >> he immediately creates a political organization citizens for the republic to advan

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robinson is a psychic but didn't see this coming. he was eating lunch with a friend also a psychic both walked away with minor injuries. it's unclear what caused the driver to slam into the restaurant. >>> time for big talkers, beginning with a shocking sight on a new jersey road that sparked and investigation. you are looking at a young man hanging almost completely out of a car window as it sped down the atlantic city expressway. the suv was going 80 miles per hour as the shirtless passenger pumped his fist and holding on to the car roof with just one hand and the new jersey state police were called out but the suv was already gone. they are looking to find this car and the reckless passenger. >>> and now trying to change the digital game by cutting out the chatting and hostfully the ghosting. it's a high stakes blind date app. users looking for love post a date idea, and a time and open feed that is linked to facebook. other daters then search through categories ranging from movies to adventures to drinks. and filter by who is goi

this man is not a psychic. what he is, is volunteer coordinator for cat town, an oakland-based cat rescue group. so, no. no psychic ability for jay, yet this past weekend, jay had no trouble at all reading people's mind. >> yeah. people just think i was a little nuts walking around in a cat suit. >> reporter: we are pretty sure he was correct on that score. for 24 straight hours, from noon on sunday all the way through the night, until noon on monday, jay walked, and walked -- and walked -- around lake marek. 17 laps in all. close to 60 miles, all wearing a cat suit. and as one group of men he met along the way as part of a fraternity association. >> i appreciated they thought i was still 19. so that was good. i've gotten a lot of that. yeah. so just -- some more hours. >> reporter: jay was walking to raise money for cat town. the nonprofit is participating in a competition with other rescue groups this week. the ones who raise the most money can earn thousands of bonus dollars. and cat town, thanks in part to

some are psychic like the eyes. >> i can do it when i want to do it. >> and the the zombie coming fromor board. [ screaming ] >> but this coffee shop stunt for the movie, "carrie," may be their boast elaborate. using hidden wires and electronics to give them a telekinetic right they never wanted. >> you know what? just get away from me. [ screaming ] >> you know, this year, i think they hit a milestone with more movie, "the ring." this video racked up more than 200 million views in a day. coming in second, remember that lady cracking herself up with the chewbacca mask? that's number two. >>> to bad moms. >> the movie, "bad moms" had plenty of people laughing at the box office, and hey. the producers laughed all the way to the bank because it made $183 million worldwide, and now the ladies are amping up the cray cray by bringing in more moms for the sequel, and we have your first look. >> here we go. >> i don't think i can do this soeber. >> you guys want to get drunk at the food court? >> oh, yeah. ♪ >> it would have been so easy to do "bad moms does hawaii or" bad moms does vegas. thi

but i'm not psychic. asked them to schedule the game earlier for my convenience, and they said no. [ laughter ] the game is happening now. from oakland, game 5 of the nba finals. the golden state warriors agai it was a must-win game for cleveland and lebron james. there was an unusual prologue to this one. you know what a prologue is? bull [ bleep ]. [ laughter ] sorry, but -- anyway. [ laughter ] the hotel where the warriors practice right now is also hostinging the annual business summit for the national cannabis industry. which would explain why steph curry ate his mouth guard. [ laughter ] but at one point the smell offa was so strong in the hotel a representative from the cannabis industry had to go down to the gym and be like guys, i know you're up 3-1, but we're trying to get work done up there. [ laughter ] as you know, the warriors and the cavaliers have faced off three straight years now. and the rivalry between the teams gets more heated every time. draymond green of the warriors almost got thr

we find one of raven's kids is showing psychic tendencies. >> passing it on. >> with a glimpse of the. you now you're getting old. >> it was 2007 that series ended. it's been a long time. >> one teen's love for pizza delivery ended in an ivy league acceptance letter to her front door. she tweeted at papa johns letting them know her college essay about ordering her pizza. it got her into yale. the admissions team sent her back personalized responses that it made them laugh and order pizza. papa john responded offering williams a pizza party with her dorm mates and internship at papa john's headquarters. here is the interesting part. she said no to yale. she's going to auburn. >> still ahead some real backlash for bill maher. details on "early today." the bathroom. when things go wrong here, you remember. quilted northern is designed to work so well, you can forget your bathroom trips. but little miss puffytail can never forget. "the only thing worse than having such large ears, is having such large eyes." "the only thing worse than having such large ears, wiback like it could used to?

>> i think he really tried to resist the rise of political parties, but he was a man in psychic painis two most talented surrogate sons alexander hamilton and jefferson scheme to create political parties. he was trying to resist it. re-- he realized the growth of parties was inevitable but we needed to hold them in check and we have failed to do that. the core wisdom washington had which is something we could remember is that our independence as a nation is inaccept prabble from our interdependence as a people. there is always people trying to sell snake oil saying i'm a better representative because i want to divide us against them but that's always been the demagogue' calling card. washington called those folks pretend patriots because they'd try to rise to power on due vision rather than unity. that's one of the fundamental fault line in politics we need to confront clear eyed. >> trevor: you just made me want to go back to the time of george washington. i wouldn't want to say but i want to see it for myself. >> got work to do. a new generation. >> trevor: "washington's farewell"

we find out that one of ravens kids is showing signs of psychic. >> passing it on. >> with a glimpse future. you now you're getting old. >> it was 2007 that series ended. it's been a long time. >> one teen's love for pizza delivered an ivy league acceptance letter to her front door. she tweeted at papa johns letting them know her college essay about ordering her pizza. it got her into yale. the admissions team sent her back personalized responses that it made them laugh and order pizza. williams decided not to attend yale and settled for a business degree at auburn university this fall. papa johns responded offering her a pizza party with all of her dorm mates and internship this summer. >> love the creativity. and then there's the one girl a couple of years agatha wrote a letter about a costco experience. >> that's a stressful essay. brilliant. original. >> this is early today. the bathroom. when things go wrong here, you remember. quilted northern is designed to work so well, you can forget your bathroom trips. but little miss puffytail can never forget. "the only thing worse than

virtual plane in the virtual plane uses crypto currencies where thoughts become money what i call the psychic equity conversion the p.c. i've actually written about this for twenty five years you know going away back to my days on wall street when i started to create the rivet of products based on ideas that were derived from securities but not actually securities you know and that was a launching pad for so much creativity on wall street and now we've got crypto currency and i've got additional coin offerings and there are a proliferation of these i.c.a.o. these initial coin offerings the f.c.c. is not on the radar whatsoever they're starting to now look at it and try to figure out what the heck is going on here they are unsure what to do and meanwhile the forces that shape laws in washington the lobbyists they're now being funded by crypto billionaires and crypto multimillionaires so the ability to reshape laws and to reshape the f.c.c. in the image of crypto is upon us it's possible but. the are i will go into that the article does mention that calling yourself i c o which sounds very simi

or that you're a potential robber of all those types of things that go that's what gives in to the psychic of law enforcement in this country when they look at people of color now i want to read you a quote the associated press just released a report today from experts saying that in three years since fatal police shooting of unarmed black people launched the black lives matter movement few officers have been charged and none have been convicted by juries and the highest profile deaths now experts believe this to be the case because jurors are reluctant to reject the accounts of these police officers and even find themselves placing themselves in the shoes of the officer saying if i were an opera dick you meant then i would of course as you did now do you think this is one of the reasons why these officers aren't convicted or of course i mean that's one of the reasons why baltimore you bottle for example what baltimore did was they had put together legal strategy that they simply went and were tried before the judge and each one of them or acquitted because the judge basically is dependent

hard brexit, we don't wa nt to don't want a hard brexit, we don't want to leave the single market, psychicgoing ahead to putting the punches in first, which is finding a package which means the uk isn't jumping off is finding a package which means the uk isn'tjumping off a cliff. others are arguing that what some call a ha rd are arguing that what some call a hard brexit, which involves leaving the european single market, is now less likely. there is a greater chance now that we will get a softer brexit that there was before the election, but whether or not we definitely will we will have to wait and see because there are still many members of the conservative party who are committed to a hard brexit. 0thers who are committed to a hard brexit. others were existing today the election results changed nothing. when the european union faces theresa may or david davis across the negotiating table, they will be facing the prime minister of the uk and the secretary of state for brexit and they will deal with them on that basis. so i don't really think this makes the task more difficult than it ot

unless they are psychic and have a party line to heaven.s going to die or when or how many people that's such a fool's earned trying to quantify something so serious and grave. kennedy: moist turns out we are all going -- now it turns out we are all going to live forever and i was wrong. you were anti-fear mongering. moses and noah were 600-700 years old. ultimately i would rather live a short, brutish consequential live. >> i'm breathy convinced we are all going to die. kennedy: that was not a statement that no one should have healthcare because we are all going to die. >> you are confronting how ridiculous it is when people say x amount of people will die if you don't do this. we don't have governments running the sale of shoes. we don't have a federal government running an exchange in he state. if we did have that system and i came along and said we don't need this system. i'm sure bernie sanders would tell me i want children to walk around barefoot. we don't have a problem with that because we have a free market. we have poor kids weari

to seek the to the fillpose those gaps and bring those to theadminister -- to approve i am not a psychict know before a person appointed, i do not ask those questions. >> a brief yes or no, will you make yourself available if nominated? >> it really does not depend on me. me andow, it asks therefore i'm not available. see when we get to that point. >> thank you so much. speaking to me exclusively here in london. >> about two fourths of 1% right now. let's get a check on the first word news with mark crumpton. mark: paul ryan says it tax overhaul must occur this year to get the u.s. economy going. set to deliver what is office calls the first major speech on tax or form. ryan will call for a plan that does more than just cut tax rates. democrats are trying to revive the fight over the republican plan to repeal obamacare. it is heldnell says next week. democrats plan to slow down the senate business and draw attention to the secrecy in which the health bill was drafted. of the trump family growing influence over foreign affairs. and people familiar, china has invited ivanka trump and the h

but i'm not psychic.onvenience, and they said no. [ laughter ] the game is happening now. from oakland, game 5 of the nba finals. the golden state warriors against the cleveland cavaliers. it was a must-win game for cleveland and lebron james. there was an unusual prologue to this one. you know what a prologue is? bull [ bleep ]. [ laughter ] sorry, but -- anyway. [ laughter ] the hotel where the warriors practice right now is also hostinging the annual business summit for the national cannabis industry. which would explain why steph curry ate his mouth guard. [ laughter ] but at one point the smell offa was so strong in the hotel a representative from the cannabis industry had to go down to the gym and be like guys, i know you're up 3-1, but we're trying to get work done up there. [ laughter ] as you know, the warriors and the cavaliers have faced off three straight years now. and the rivalry between the teams gets more heated every time. draymond green of the warriors almost got thrown out of the game o

that's an old psychics trick. america will only remember one or two predictions that are right. he was wrong about mount kilimanjaro, the storms to get worse due to climate change, he said there would be no arctic by 2013. it's there. there's ice. the polar bears are doing great. imagine if this were a different topic and he was a lying about terror. the media would be all over him and they wouldn't be calling him out. you can lie about climate change because the media's assumptions match those lies. they don't call him on it. >> dana: asset -- did you see the tweet that nasa tweeted out? they said it may become it's not as bad as we thought? >> jesse: it's never as bad as we think it is. >> greg: that's a windfarm. >> jesse: i thought he got a nice haircut. he looks quite dapper. the guy has made millions being a climate change preacher. he saying this is where you have to send your money. to the right people. send your money to the right industries. he's preying on people's guilt and fear and doing very well. i

looking for a story and even someone who was once on authority is telling you, it does something psychically that i can't really explain, but i do think one thing that is important is not to be dismissive or patronizing of people coming from that point of view because i just think that makes people dig in harder that there needs to be empathy and listening and then maybe education and evidence, but starting with listening and empathy. >> does anyone wonder? well i was able to discover that mrs. x is still living in sweden in a conversation with my translator she made it clear she did not want to be interviewed and wanted this to be a closed a chapter in her life, but she did say they did this without my knowledge and that would never be allowed today. yes? >> given the discussion in the importance of it today especially with the henrietta lacks becoming more forefront with the hbo movie, have you seen the hbo movie and do you think think you gave justice to the issue at hand? >> the movie was a movie. you know, it was made for tv. tremendous acting job, but you could not get in the movie the

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we succeeded where the french failed and it's very important psychically to my grandmother and millions of americans like her that the idea that carter would turn over control of this to panama is just infuriating. this is also at a time wheneric american is waning and its influence. we lost vietnam, were losing to the soviets, america's day is over, plus, we have all our problems at home here. it comes at a terrible time and reagan, course, is campaigning against first gerald ford and jimmy carter giving away the canal treaties. reagan is starting in north carolina and 76, pounding the lectern saying we built it, paid for it, it's ours, were going to keep it. people go crazy over this. he keeps it up as an issue. even as carter becomes president he still going to continue to transfer control of the panama control zone.he cas carter goes on national television to make the case to the american people why it's important to give over control of the panama canal and he singled out for criticism ronald reagan. the president of the united states singled out one person and one out of 240 milli

unless they are absolutely psychic and have a party line to heaven, they don't know who's going to die or when or how many people. it's a fools errand trying to quantify something that serious. >> eric: they dusted off the old commercial, throwing granny often collects -- throwing granny off the cliff. >> leo: these are talking points. democrats sit on their hands, closed their mouths, let the republicans fight among themselves. >> eric: i would not argue with that strategy. stephen your thoughts. >> stephen: if pushing granny off the cliff again isn't a sign of these folks having to rehash some old videotape to try to make the point, listen, the more the oppose this president, negatively bashing from i tried to news that's going to scare people, americans now know the truth. they are seeing through it. in time, all of this forward motion by president trump is going to come to fruition. >> eric: sometimes the saying, when your opponent is digging themselves a whole, just let them. >> eboni: democrats are doing more harm than good by coming out in this desperate, obviously pathetic, qui

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it was a kind of painting where you put it on the wall and there is an idea of psychic imprint in theg wanted something else to read he was very skeptical about emotionalism. he said there was all this talk about torture and suffering, and i never saw that in a stroke of paint. he wanted something about the world as he encountered it, as he walked around the block or looked at a magazine. he tried to bring those things into his art. charlie: where do you see him in the pantheon of american artists? leah: i think he is one of the most influential american artists we have seen in the years since world war ii. charlie: pretty high praise. leah: it is. every time you walk into a gallery today, and you see art made out of stuff of the real world, coming off the walls, it is interdisciplinary am a vet embraces technology, formative in its implications, you're seeing the types of capabilities -- possibilities that rauschenberg and his allies made possible. charlie: this is an interview i made in 1997 with rauschenberg. he talks about how he found his greatest joy in life in his work. here is

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. >> eboni: he said the reason he knew it in advance, to your point, not that he was psychic but he wasaware of it. >> corey: the president of the united states was not aware of the attorney general was going to recuse himself. >> eboni: the president wasn't aware. >> corey: you are telling me the attorney general called jim comey, not the president, and said i'm going to recuse myself. >> eboni: i am telling you exactly what comey said. we are aware of facts i cannot discuss in the open setting to make that continued investigation -- >> kat: he's -- >> corey: had to go back and clarify statements. jim comey. today he's going to have to go back and clarify. i understand it was under oath. he made a mistake when he had to go back and correct the statement and today he's made another mistake or he has so much foresight that over two weeks before jeff sessions recuse himself, director comey knows it's going to happen. >> mary anne: we know that when jeff sessions took the job as attorney general he was going to have to recuse himself on this matter because the trump campaign was under inve

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he draws a kind of psychic energy from it.we've never seen anything quite like this in american political history to have a president do this kind of thing. this has been a race with people in the republican party and in the administration trying to keep a dysfunctional president from becoming a dysfunctional presidency. and they are losing that. and it was inevitable they were going to lose it. because i think donald trump's personality disorders are so deep that there is just no way to keep him contain and controlled. a lot of us thought that before the election. and i think it's just being realized and unfolding before our eyes. >> peter, it seems reasonabl given what we're now learning from james comey, that the judiciary committee could demand of this nominee that he pledge under oath to refuse to have any one-on-one communication with the president. >> right. yeah. i think they probably should do it. and i think it would be in the interest of the fbi director if they did that they'd be doing him a favor. because any one-

in the resurgence of terrorism and isil, the heart break of millions of families and more sort of psychicarian suffering than we had experienced, you know, in many, i think, generations. >> with i in other aspects of our foreign policy when it comes to china and other countries. and in a major speech to the workforce at the state department secretary tillerson said if we condition too heavily that others must adopt this value that we have come to after a long history of our own it really creates obstacles to our ability to advance our national security interests, our economic interests, to which you tweeted at the time, brutal thugs are smiling, human rights are not only u.s. values, they are universal. what is the impact of deemphasizing human rights in our foreign policies? >> well, first let me say that there are a set of very fair questions to ask about how you balance a range of equities in any given day of foreign policy or any given encounter and it's hard. i mean, you know, talking to an african leader about lbgt rights is no fun for our ambassadors around the world, that's not th

spo expect them to take a lot of emotional and psychic energy from this. >> congresswoman edwards none of this is your fault we should emphasize you're the exact here so you get the next question as well. your party came off a plastering and chose to are re-elect nancy pelosi as the democratic leader. we learned from robert costa and that's been anecdotal evidence out there as well during the election cycle that she is proving a very effective target for republican candidates who are using that to blunt the antitrump message. that's got to strike fear in the hearts of a lot of democrats. >> well, unlike republicans, democrats aren't running away from nancy pelosi. she is the leader. i would note that karen handel actually ran away from donald trump. that's how she won in election very narrowly. so i don't think that that really por tends well for republicans and really close districts going around the -- around the country. but clearly the republicans feel like they've you know found a -- a road map and a playbook but they're not going to be able to run away from the president in every