florence pugh is brilliant, will poulter is brilliant. you buy into all supporting actors.e more reserved about ari aster and i was because his short films were great and they are about family and family conspiracy and secrets and i thought hereditary went off the boil but this is much more of a sustained piece. and i promise you it is not a horror movie. i just promise you it is not a horror movie. ijust don't believe you! i love will poulter but i'm still too scared to see it. it is a will poulter film which happens to have skinny parts and it scary bits. may after avengers, where do we go from here? peter parker wants to be a normal school but nick fury calls up a normal school but nick fury calls up and says we need you to put on the spider—man costume and come and do the stuff because the world needs you. so what is interesting about the film is it is quite playful. it is very funny but also has kind of dark part because it exists in a world in which the question is what do we all do now? where does it go from here? at the centre of it is somebody who doesn't want to b

florence pugh is brilliant in everything she is in.n with anxiety about a terrible tragedy that has befallen herfamily at the beginning of the film. jack is her boyfriend, christian, she needs him for support, but what she doesn't know is that he has agreed with his friends that he will go to a pagan midsummerfestival. she isn't thrilled when she finds out. but she thinks she has to along with it. here's a clip. you said it would be cool to go. look, i don't mind you going ijust wish you would have told me, that's all. well, i just apologised. you didn't apologise, you said sorry which sounds more like too bad. maybe i should just go home. what? no, no, i'mjust trying to understand. and i'm trying to apologise. and i don't need an apology. i don't, ijust wanted to talk about it, that's all. i really think i should just leave. no, no. please, please. please, i'm not trying to attack you. i'm not. it really feels like you are! well, then, i'm sorry! i'm sorry, ijust got confused. i'm sorry. hey, please come on. can you come and sit with

here it is the city's former mayor catherine pugh last december. >> we just take believe you can smell the rats, you can smell the dead animals. >> laura: glad her sense of smell was working. but like her predecessors, she had no common sense. became the second baltimore mayor to resign and scandal in less than a decade. another barometer is drug deaths. over the last year, we started going down the right direction. it will be your deaths were in at 5%. but in baltimore, the number went up. more than a hundred people died there. what question is this, does railing again trump help fault any of this? has screaming racism helped anyone? >> help us. because we are helping y'all. y'all want are both? y'all need to help us. once you start helping us, may be the neighborhood, the baltimore will get better. >> laura: whether it was a political calculation or not, he's highlighted something both democrats and republicans often preferred to ignore. the plight of urban america, especially under liberal politicians who have in the past at times stoked racial fears rather than just do what's right

pugh and labelle had quite the world wind exrience after winning the world cup, today is their firs gamein the spirit. the team looking for their first win since early june. they've always been off since july 6th. she will not be playing as she dealing with an injured ha tring. here's the thing, there's sixp yers on the team who participated in the world cup. the australian national team was well represented by the spirit. mid fielder amy harrison. here's richie burke onhat it rds win watching the the cup. >> when our play was interrupted. she plays on our team. and they're playing flat. >> it was a great moment for us. it means a lot to our football club. it means a lot. and we've got that back in our midst. >> now, celebrating a win on the plane is one thing, but the heat is a serious matter. the strategy might be affected by the weather. p >>nty of hydration from our support staff, it's going to be a difficult one. the match is going to be difficult players we're going to beery cautious in our set. knowing full well it's going to be a test. >> as mentioned, the game starts at 8:00, af

the general classification staying the same as australian leader kaleb pugh and it took a second stageace is all about the yellow jersey. from now on, the race is all about the yellowjersey. —— australian leader kaleb ewan. a boxer has died after a fight at the weekend, he was hospitalised with bleeding on the brain but failed to recover. celtic striker leigh griffiths has urged those with mental health problems to be more open after speaking out about his own struggles. griffiths stepped away from playing football last december because of depression, but he's now back training and made his competitive return for the club last week. he's been speaking to jane lewis. promoting celtic‘s next match, but it was so much more for leigh griffiths. it's about recovery and scumbag. it's leigh griffiths. . .! leigh griffiths la scored for celtic in november. last december he stepped away from football to deal with ongoing issues. at those issues related to revealed as repression. very lonely at times without the help of the club, friends, family and support that i had. i would not be sitting her

today, lavelle and pugh and their spirit teammates practicing at fedex field.he two world cup stars are best friends and live together with another roommate and easy to tell admiration that the two young stars have. >> i know mal is younger than me and i've always like looked up to her the which she presents and carries herself. she got thrown into the limelight really young and show's handled it so young and i always say this. when you get to do what you love with people you love it makes it that much more fun. when she scored the first goal i started crng base was like -- i was like so happy for her and i live with her at home so to see all the work and just the way she's truly grown into the player that she is now, it's inspiring for me. she knows me well, and, yeah, it's been really nice. so thanks. g those of fun see two, an, yes, rose lavelle did sign the autograph of another rose lavelle and it the dad you could hear saying i thought it was a unique name. >> that's funny. what are the odds. >> good stuff. thanks. all of us here at news 4 are remembering

pugh our animal ambassadors are so important, they do change people's minds. if you make people fall in love with those animals, they will want to save the wild birds. >> the staff says ricky never would've made it to 45 in the wild, but he could live a lot longer here because of the care and good food he gets, including his birthday cake today, which had a lot of animal guts and other gross stuff.>> thinks john, the lindsey wildlife experience serves more than 100,000 visitors each year, including 40,000 schoolchildren.>> happy 45th, here is your birthday guts. i'm sure the vulture must have just eaten it up. as we have blue skies over san jose, and clear skies for much of the bay area, except right at the coastline. that's pretty usual for late june, very late june, can you believe it's going to be july tomorrow? as we look at the numbers around the bay area, there is clear skies out there in the bay, as we gaze out, the numbers are still warm inland, 83 at concord, 63 at oakland, livermore it's 76, for the fourth, it's fairly easy forecast, with coastal clo

women's national team players rose lavelle and mallory pugh returned to the washington spirit earliertonight. get this, they're just two of six spirit players who laced em up at the world cup. spirit taking on theouston dash, right. lavelle -- did not play as she recovers from a hamstring injury suffered in the semifinals against norway. firshalf, both teams kind of dancing around the middle of the pitch. volcanic temps will do that. so the spirit only ad four shots. the dash had six. but then all the sudden, everybody's finding the back of the net. >> a fantastic equal -->> washington would go on to win this one 3-0. the spirit in good shape, and a great crowd to see them and welcome back our world cup heroes. >> very cool. >> very cool. we are sisters. and we just moved in together. why alissa and aleah chose fios. we stream so much. a lot of times alissa is watching tv on her laptop using her phone, also using her tabletmulti-tasking cause i'm esome. a little. get the internet your family needs at a price you'll love. plus, the first month of youtube tv on us when you switch now. o

so, florence pugh, who is brilliant in everything she's in, is dani.her family that we see at the very beginning of the film. jack reynor is her boyfriend, christian. she needs him for support, but what she doesn't know is that he has agreed with his friends that he is going to go off to sweden to a pagan midsummerfestival, and she isn't thrilled when she finds out. but she thinks she has to go along with it. here's a clip. you said it would be cool to go. yeah, and then i got the opportunity and i decided... look, i don't mind you going. ijust wish you would've told me, that's all. well, ijust apologised, dani. you didn't apologise, you said sorry, which sounds more like too bad. maybe i should just go home. what? no, no, i'mjust trying to understand. and i'm trying to apologise. and i don't need an apology. i don't, ijust wanted to talk about it, that's all. i really think i should just leave. no, no. please, please. please, i'm not trying to attack you. i'm not. it really feels like you are! well, then, i'm sorry! i'm sorry, ijust got confused. i'm

world cup champsel lavle, pugh in the house. the washington spirit stars throwing out the first tch. mallory -- that's going to the wrong guy. adrian sanchez. that's cool. rose throws to eric beatty. oss the streams. the two laughing about it afterwards. so we told you at j6:00,n soto doing big damage against the braves this sea that continues tonight. first inning, rbi single off dallas keuchel, nats 1-0. soto doing it with his bat and his glove. patrick corbin, 6-1 in his last seven, gives up two runs today. here's the big reason why it was two. so at the wall makes the leaping grab. to rob them. saves potentially a three-run homer. it's a sac fly. no robbing this one. bottom six, bases juiced for anthony rendon. grand slam, the third of his career.ee 500th carrbi for him. to celebrate, hey. teaching the dougie in the dugout. >> do they still do that? >> only anthony rendon. the nats 4 1/2 gam behind the braves in the n.l. east. >> looking for a ball over the plate and s if i cano some damage. i had to go back to my high schoo

not least because florence pugh is brilliant, will poulter is brilliant.as no one more reserved about ari aster and i was because his short films were great and they are about family and family conspiracy and family secrets, and i thought hereditary went off the boil. but this is much more of a sustained piece. and i promise you it is not a horror movie. although that said... ijust don't believe you! i love will poulter, but i'm still too scared to see it. it is a will poulter film, which happens to have scary parts after avengers, where do we go from here? peter parker wants to be a normal school kid. he wants to be able to tell mj that he loves her. but nick fury calls up and says we need you to put on the spider—man costume and come and do the stuff because the world needs you. so what's interesting about the film is it's quite playful. it's very funny, but also has kind of dark heart, because it exists in a world in which the question is what do we all do now? where does it go from here? at the centre of it is somebody who doesn't want to be spider—man

cheers from the crowd at nats park lastig nht rose lavalle any pugh threw out the first pitches fromlast night s nat game. esn't matter if they threw to the wrong catcher. the two laughed about it afterwards. world cup champs. good for them. >>> this had to be a new one for tsa officers. some of the screeners found a missile launcher in a man's luggage at bwi marshal a military-grade weapon. checked bag was whe they found it. it was not a live device. still. you can't carry this thing on to a plane. the tsa said the man carrying is it is an active military member and was coming home from kuwait and wanted to bring it home for a sounir. tsa reminds you militarye weapos ever allowed in any luggage! >> even active militarymb mer. they have to find other ways to find memories. >> stick to t-shirt, magnets, at sort of thing. >>> we are working 4 your health this morning.mo re cases of the measles have been reported. according to the cdc, majority of cases are in people who have not been vaccinated. new york continues to be the hardest-hit state, the state of emergency declared in land cou

were brought whichwhomwe>> y youwe're people and used -- >> laura: i was down in pugh el rio in eagle pass, end of april, early may. i saw was appalling. is some of the video. see the border patrol boat. jump with a pull toy or a blow up inter tube. know our border patrol are always going to pick them up well. always rescue them. what we do. who we are. don't let people drowned. not what we do. countries may, we don't do that. democrats today, no we don't pick them up. want them to suffer. not what i saw there. saw we need to want form the system for people to be safe applying for asylum and not endangering the lives of children by bringing them thousands of miles from their hometown. reaction today? i think tom homan should of walked out. what i would of done. people making these comments. members of the house. idiotic. of the comments are just stupid. men and women of border patrol and ice go out every day putting their lives on the line to protect this country. people coming into the country illegally they are violating federal law. you don't want those kids separated from their fa

. >> the pugh research center says most people believe he conducted a fair investigation.hnology morning, nbc news will have a special report on the mueller hearing. you can watch live coverage starting at 5:30 a.m. >>> a call tonight for swift action from palo alto's police chief. >> this stems from a recent lawsuit and nbc bay area investigation that raises a lot of questions about officers targeting people in palo alto because of their race and imcome level. >> stephen stock has been digging into this issue in one of the bay area's most exclusive cities. >> we obtained this video recording from a resident's home security camera, as well as police audio recordings from the officers themselves. all of it raised questions about the policy, procedures, training and even the culture at palo alto pd. the video ends in a confrontation and use of force that was never officially reported, and it was all over a misdemeanor traffic ticket. tucked in among the upscale homes of palo alto, buena vista mobile home park stands out. residents here are more affluent. he has called it hom

cheers from the crowd at nats park last night at world cup champions rose lavalle mallory pugh threw out the first pitches from last night's nat game. they threw to the wrongat ccher but that cots. and they are world cup chances. >> that is hard to do! there you go. back-to-school is a busy time of the year for our local families. fairfax county is trying to make it a littleasier for you. they are offering freely physicals and vaccineto kids who don't have health insurance and the clinics are put on by nursing students from george mason university and they are getting practice as well. parents say it's helpful. >> i just got a new job, so i don't have health insurance yet. so why i came here to this clinic they offer what is amazing. >> eight free clinics located around nthern virginia. so far, they have provided almost 2,000 free physicals for local kid. virginia does allow parents to opt out of those immunizations but you must submit the required waivers to do that.o back tyou. >> thank you. >>>ancer survivors are not just left with emotional scars. may have had to live with physic

rose lavelle and mallory pugh will be at nationals bark and throw out the ceremonial firstt pi in theme tonight against the brave they are returning after bringingeam usa their fourth u.s. title in the world cup.ry >> ve exciting! >> washington spirit have a game augt 24that home. >>> 6:10. next on "news4 today," poor parasites. the visible danger that could ruin summer fun. we are working withou for tips to protect your family. >>> a savvy shopper buys all of the shoes from her local payless shoe before it closed. we will tell you what she plans to do with them. >>> we have got a warm day out there. a few degrees warmer than yesterday. we could have a stray shower as we head through the afternoon. mostly just hot wth increasing humidity. let's talk about more rain chances and more heat coming our way before big changes. th is coming up inat when i wasiniagnosed with ms, the i thought about was my family. i came home and cried. but, as i've seen my disease progress, the medicine has progresse right alongside it. m trying to makeedications more affordable is important, but if washingto

skills so, tonight, two world cup champions will take a crack at baseball.vób rose lavelle and mallory pughl be there to throw the ceremonial pitch at the nats game. they they will me with national players and tour the park as well. i'm sure kid waiting to get close to hem as well. >> the washington spirit play a game august 24th so you can see them hereneuu in d.c. >> pretty cool. >>> 5:09. >> next on "news4 today," iv surfer surves a shark attack. hear him describe what happenedr in the wat. >>> plus, parasites in the pool. the invisible danger that can ruin summer funin we are workwith you for tips to protect your family. >>> and a mom buys all of the shoes at a local payls shoe before it closes. we wnsl tell you what she pla to do with them all. >> muggy out there. 6:07 sunrise. let's talk about the spotty showerdmaybe this afternoon an talk lyles can finish. >> ran into problems. noah lyles has test man of all time in this lyle is the 800%-meter national champion! alexandria's own noah wiles won his first 200 meter. he finished the race at the usa track and field after championships in

two players from washington spirit coming home champions, marilyn pugh and lavelle.mates were on a plane watchi and were proud to call rose one of their own. >> when rosie scored it was like a breath of fresh shair. deserved that completely and it was such a sweet goal, too. and she is a world- >> i was sitting with tori and my teammates, i put my hand over myce. was so excited. crazy roommate story. we're a mellow bunch. they have so much personality. they make anything very fun hanging out and hanging out in the apartment. teaching rose how to cook is exciting. so they're vy, i miss them a lot. i'm excited for themto come home. >> first they ve to to the nd espis a all over the place. the grass is fine at wimbledon. but it's not rafael nadal's best surface. even though he's number two in thewo rld, he's seeded third ato wi roger federer is the second eed, but third in the world rankings, it adds to the ticipation of nadal and federer meeting in the semifinals. >> fed certificate in the far court. nishikori sends a backhand to the other corner b. 37 -year-old return

perhaps the pugh poll offers us at least the glimmer of hope. >> you know, my father, who's the most to me when i was growing up in new orleans the late 1960s, there are two types of people. you can judge everybody in this country, everybody in the state, everybody in the city, two types of people, those who are resisting the civil rights movement and those who now understand why it has to proceed. and i think that, you know, we're going to judge in history whether it starts with charlottesville or anything else, we're going to just be able to say what side you are on. and i have my father's words ringing in my ears at all times when i watch people not realize that this is the fundamental moral choice we're making now. >> there are a lot of rural districts in this country that are poorer than baltimore, that have struggled with, say, opioid addiction and violence that stems from that. those districts are often prominently white and represented in congress by white elected officials. the president doesn't seem to criticize those nearly as much, if at all. he's clearly playing to a cer

. >> and mark your calendars because lavelle and pugh and the spirit have a couple of games. >> the wizards owner says he's let fans down but he's working on getting the team back on track and as ns 4's dave johnson reports a new gm and new leadership te with just the beginning. >> well, what did you do on your onmmer vacation in the answer for the washingtizards a lot. they not only introduced a new general manager in tommy shepard but an entire team that will surround him. it's a new way of doing business because, well, times change. they are certainly changin n in the and the changes made by the wizards reflect that. >> the new nba is so complicatng, so sprawli and so global in nature, and when you look at the best organizations, the best teams, they develop the brain trust of a lot of smart people that can come together an be ab to give you good advise and all get centered around a big decision. >> for me it's just an unbelievable opportunity. i'm so grateful and humbled. this is a dream that i've had since i was a kid, and to have that happen, i'm very grateful and excited. i'm telling

at 21 years old she scored her first world cup goal in france, number 2, forward mallory pugh.he assist on the goal in the world cup final, number 3, midfielder samantha mewis. team's usa leader of the pack, number 4 defender, becky sauerbrunn. she had the assist on the first goal in the world cup semifinal win against england, number 5, defender kelley o'hara. she played all 90 minutes in the usa victory over chile, number 6, midfielder morgan brian. she played the most minutes of any u.s. player in france, number 7, defender abby dahlkemper. the physical engine of the u.s. midfield and one of the world's best, number 8, midfielder julie ertz. she had the assist on the game-winning goal in the world cup semis, number 9, midfielder lindsay horan. she scored three goals in france and is the third all-time leading scorer for the usa in world cup history. number 10 out of new jersey, carli lloyd. she came off the bench to play the second half of the world cup final, help secure the win. number 11, ali krieger. at age 20 she was the youngest player on the team, number 12, tierna da

waiting for two of their teammates, rose lavelle and rom the pugh to return world cup whirlwind. the u.s. team's dominance means a boost for their team and the entire league here in the united states. >> i'm hopeful that we can take antage of all po the sup that the national team receive and build off of that. i think by winning we all win and i'm excited for what's to come and i think the growth of women's soccer is going to skyrocket. >> we're looking forard to seeing more fans and more consistent. >> i think the players on the. u.s team are great role models for the u.s. game and being good human beings and striving to be the best version ofthemselves. for themselves and also for each other. >> well said. to the world cup in fran back here in the united states, at the parade today, chance of you might have heard of it -- equal while the spirit players we spoke with didn't want to delve into that subject. their head coach did he's 100% behind the call. >> i don't pretend to be fully educated on everything. i'm just a soccer coach. but i'm a big supporter of my players, female p

a pugh research study found that the turnout rate for hispanics has doubled from 2014 to 2016.to be looking for some advice but also sharing some of his policy platforms on immigration, on issues important to the latino community as he gears up, obviously, for this primary race. >> and mike, the former vp released tax filings from 2016 to 2018 yesterday, and it shows he made almost $16 million in the two years after he left the white house. so break this down for us. yesterday you had a great line. you said middle class joe is now millionaire joe. what does this all mean for him? >> reporter: yeah, jeff, that middle class reputation has been so central for joe biden's reputation in public office. any doubt you ever had about writing a book, i think that's a good idea. we saw most of that new income from the former vice president coming from his book sales. also interesting to note, a lot of that income coming from paid speeches. we saw that with hillary clinton, especially speeches she was giving on college campuses. we're told, yes, he was giving paid speeches at institutions

. >> sandra: again, that last bit there was the former democratic mayor catherine pugh saying exactly that. why weren't those those words l than? >> they were. calling attention to try to resolve it, i think you get to your point, the president was responding to congressman cummings because he's in charge of that oversight committee, he doesn't like them calling attention to what's going on in the border, the separation of children and all of that so he's trying to say shut up and take care of your backyard, but he did it in a way that replicates the kind of attacks we've seen on wilson, john lewis down in atlanta, alexandria ocasio-cortez. >> sandra: let's get sean in here. is that where the president is coming from on this? >> i've said this all along. the president to fight an equally opportunity or offender. he was after you if you come after him. and ackerman, chairman cummings was going after the secretary for the conditions and i think the president is heading back. but if anyone else had been in charge of that committee and had a district the way that had a similar problems, h

there's also another point i want to mention, though, the pugh poll did a polling in june that showedblicans, obviously 92% of democrats feel embarrassed, confused, shamed of the things that the president says and that's even before he went after the squad. people are already feeling like, can we take four more years of this. is this really what we want our president to be focused on. >> it's been interesting to watch the personal on all of this, particularly with the president going after elijah cummings. and he has friends in congress. he has been there a long time, but it was surprising to many people during the michael cohen hearing, when elijah cummings went to bat for mark meadows. when rashida tlaib suggested mark meadows had done a racist act. elijah cummings called mark meadows, at that time one of his best friends and that stuck with people, and both men were emotional, almost teary when elijah cummings stuck up for him. yesterday, mark meadows had the opportunity to return the favor, to stick up for the man who was his dear friend, he would have us believe, and he said this

. >> i don't know if you remember. 24, 1999.is october this.f you remember buchanan is pat pugh announcing he'll be a candidate on the reformed party. i think it's ridiculous. >> why? >> i guess he's an anti-semite. blacks.'t like the he doesn't like the gays. it's just incredible that could embrace this guy. 25% of the 'll get vote and staunch right wacko vote. i'm not even sure it's right. wacko vote and i just can't imagine that anybody can take him seriously. do you think when you see that? >> that's when we announced. could beat trump for the nomination and i think we could. >> reformed party? >> reformed party. we got the nomination. but i look upon those with rump, you find out these are terms of endearment. at that, and i do laugh. i will say this. years ago, i got a call from donald trump, and he mentioned acious and some things he had said way back -- re, and he said he agree regretted it and was very it and i bout supported him almost, a hundred percent supported a lot of his elated s president was that he came out with those positions. voted for him in the virginia voted for hi

but one person who seemed to agree with them was the former mayor of baltimore, catherine pugh.he said something remarkably similar just last year. >> about a year ago city leaders identified some of the city of austin as most violent neighborhoods. >> we should just take all of this [bleep] down. >> to target under baltimore's violence reduction initiative. just last week we went with the mayor as she toured in east baltimore neighborhood. >> oh, my god, you can smell the dead animals. >> blocks of dilapidated buildings helped to hide the addiction that has crippled this community. >> tucker: you can smell the rotting rats. the mayor did not explain why she didn't clean up the rotting rats. that footage, by the way, got almost no attention when it ran on a local news station. neither did the story just ten days ago about the deputy police commissioner of baltimore who was robbedhe at gunpoint by four thugs while after dinner with his wife. people are not talking about that story in georgetown this weekend. in fact, if there's one thing that virtually everyone who lives in washi

abc7 news reporter romine na pugh ga has the latest. >> my goodness. >> dangerous storm surge, heavyn and winds all major threats to the southeast coast of louisiana as tropical storm barry moves toward land. >> first floor of my building. >> reporter: a hurricane watch is in effect for much of the louisiana coast. while barry is expected to strengthen into a category 1 by early saturday. >> this is going to be a major weather event. >> reporter: the governor urging residents to take action before it's too late. >> i'm imploring residents to prepare. >> reporter: gusts are at 40 miles per hour while the system is already slamming cities with winds and rain. dumping eight inches in just three hours in some areas. parts of the region could get up to 20 inches of rainfall. the mississippi river is expected to reach 19 feet. >> wow. >> reporter: the mayor of new orleans warning that water is their biggest threat. >> we do expect that this storm will be slow-moving. we're going to get heavy rainfall for up to 48 hours. >> reporter: the storm although a category 1 is likely to impact commu

but there's a new study from pugh. approximately 10.5 million illegal immigrant are in the country as of the 2017 pugh research city study. today the focus is 2,000. 10.5 million. tbrif, how many times have you been at the border. >> brapped. new study just out. when you look at those numbers, that's brand. -new information coming to us. when you look at -- i think you bring up a great point. when you look at the numbers. i lot of times when you hear about a problem you can't contextualize it. when you see a number like that and you realize the se fear i sf the issue and you see that congress has done nothing, democrats and republicans, no one has been able to come to the table and get something done on this, you realize the urgency that the president feels and you realize the justification for raids. if you keep incentivizing this behavior, it will never end, will get worse and worse and law breaking will become the norm. >> law enforcement is what is needed to address what they feel is a weak legal link. protesters t

. >> mike: you just heard catherine pugh and the british broadcasting company weighing in on the cityple of years. if the president aiming his baltimore criticism at maryland democrat, spent elijah cummings. the chairman of the house oversight committee. his seventh district is not just burned out baltimore billings, it also encompasses the revitalized inner harbor. john hopkins university and it is home to "above average college education rates and home prices" and a mix of urban and suburban areas. let's bring in a former republican governor of maryland, bob. it governor, it's great to have you. >> hey, how are you, mike? good to see you. >> mike: the current governor is not amused by all of this. take a listen and i will ask you to weigh in. >> perhaps once all of this tweeting stops and all the name-calling calms down, maybe we can get on whisman comings and his colleagues in congress and the president and his team over at the white house to focus on what can the federal government do to help us stop these issues in baltimore city and in chicago and in los angeles and other cities

many times i question how many people do use them and maybe jaime pugh would just take them home in achen cupboard for many years. but they are not taking the surface away, it is not about removing services or creating issues around the actual customer experience, adding the expectations on business is to reduce the necessary plastic which is increasing so much that i think it'll be a welcome change rather than a problem. a very simple explanation. how the new bathrooms look like in the post plastic world? i think we need to go much further than toiletries or shampoo conditioner and shower gel to get to a post plastic world, but i think this is a great start. it is more about when making the facility available, but the resettable toiletries there, and for housekeeping to be able to change them. but also to look at what else is provided in the bathrooms that we do not necessarily need and also what is going to come into the legislation within the eu and the immunities ofair legislation within the eu and the immunities of air provided. —— that we are provided. and we can start with othe

the latest pugh poll shows 58% are liberal, the rest are -- they pretty much are even in size.t out in the democratic primary in 2016. there is a lot of anxiety that needs to come out, maybe? >> this comes out about every ten years, right? it helps clear all the bad blood. no, let them fight now and we'll come together when it's time to come together around the convention. one of the problems we did in 2016 is that we didn't have this fight. we didn't have this fight in 2016. there was a lot of establishment control in 2016 and we didn't have this fight so let's have this fight, let's have it early and i think that's the right way to go, actually. here's the thing. you want to disagree with aoc's policies, that's fine. you want to disagree with the squad trying to make democrats act like progressives as opposed to running back the 1996 triangulation strategy, that's fine. what has to stop is the coded language that is deployed almost exclusively against people of color and particularly against these women. oh, they're so inexperienced. i wish they would just do the wo work and

. >> bill: there are new developments in the shooting of red sox legend david ortiz pugh three more suspectse in the dominican investigated what they call a case of mistaken identity. offering to pay $30,000 for the shooting of his cousin who was sitting near david ortiz. so far, 14 people have been arrested, and more could be on the way. here is bryan llenas. >> good morning. the plot as told by the national police in the dominican republic is a complicated mess of a conspiracy. on the night of june 9, we are told david ortiz was sitting next to a man named david fernandez. he was their real target of the assassination attempts that night. ordered by victor hugo gomez. they say that he ordered a hit on his cousin, david fernandez, because he snitched on him in 2011. it was a drug case that led to his imprisonment. a man named alberto rodriguez mota arrived and took a dimly lit photo. they say that the image looks like david fernandez was wearing white pants, when he in fact was wearing black pants. big papi was wearing white pants. they say the hit men got confused, and they shot ortiz inst

one other thing, interesting that in the pugh poll, the most support for taking care of refugees came without a religious organization. 2/3 of those see a responsibility to take care of refugees. i think that is interesting. it goes to the fact that some people see this not as a religious imperative but a moral one, and i think that's what we see reflected, a broader american value with people without a rmeligious affiliatio, not one affiliated with their particular faith. >> you know and that should be shameful, mika to those evangelicals saying they don't have the responsibility to give a cup of water in jesus's name. all the things, again that you can read, matthew, mark, luke and john, all the things they supposed supposedly were taught their entire life they are throwing to the side because of the appointment of federal judges. it is that simple. it is that simple. that is the overriding factor and it's shameful. and susan page said, it didn't just start with donald trump. this was also the case with george w. bush. i told you the story of a pastor i knew in pensacola who had to