let's say purple is my top choice. if i can't take purple, i'll take blue. if blue doesn't win, i'll go with orange. now let's add up everyone's votes, 20 sticky notes for 20 voters. my candidate, purple has the most first choice votes with seven. if it has over 50% as in 11 votes, it wins the election. if it doesn't have the majority, then things get interesting. the bottom vote better is now eliminated. that would be orange. orange voters, now we go to your second choice. two more for yellow. one more for purple. purple still doesn't have majority. so now a new round. the new bottom, blue gets eliminated. blue voters' second choice votes are distributed. now we have a majority. you can see yellow is the winner even though it started out with fewer first choice votes than purple. you may be wondering what about my third choice? it only gets counted if your first and second choices are both eliminated which did not happen this time. kristen sze, abc 7 news. >>> an update on the situation in guatemala. the death toll from the volcano erection has gone up. the

now you're blocked by purple ne work.urple wall. >> there is a lot of noise every moing around 4:00 and 5:00 a.m., hard to sleep. >> reporter: chanel's ultimately hopeful. >> i'm excit the to come, i think it willedp urnice.pl it will make this area an extensio. of downto >> reporter: a lot of this purple line work is up close and personal. take a look, this is the parking lot of a giant right here in silver spring. right there is where all the work is happening andth right o other side of that you've got homes and people are being impacted. chopper 4 showing us a different perspective. look at all the trees that have come down to make way for the project. we've been here as residents watched trees that theve grown up with cut down. >> they're cutting it down, so it's sad, a little t. >> reporter: construction rolls on, completion date 2022. >>> the blockbuster musical "hamilton" has begun its 14-week run in d.c. and only i washington can you also visit museums that have such a ric variety of real alexander hamilton items

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that outfit was purple. and it would be better if you saw it in purple. she plays hamlet to not entirely favorable reviews. it is somewhere in here where the paper has a bad review of her. at which point, she gets sort of testy. what i would suggest here is that dickenson remains a public figure. she remains in politics in 1872. grant tries desperately to get her to vote for him and to -- not to vote for him, but to endorse him. she ends up endorsing greeley. susan b anthony came to her house to talk about the liberal politics. she remains a player. speaker,continues as a meaning six months a year she is on the road. she travels everyplace. she does a tour of the south. which was rather brave, but they -- because they hated her, but they lined up to see her. she remains a public speaker and people really do care about her opinion. eventually she is not engaged in politics. eventually she is writing, acting, not always succeeding. seemingly feeling frustrated. her sister sends her into and -- an insane asylum for a while because she is acting rather unusua

>> you have a purple tie now. >> i'm getting close. this tie was just dry cleaned yesterday. but at lunch, i got a spot on it, so i'll put that on camera. i want to thank chairman collins for her leadership on this issue and making sure we had this hearing today and for all of you being here. of course, our witnesses who are providing testimony to us today. we want to thank the advocates as well who have traveled very great distances to be here. i know many from pennsylvania but virtually every state represented across our country. the experience of living with alzheimer's or related dementia or caring for someone with the disease is unfortunately all too common. it's a disease that affects all communities, and it doesn't matter where you're from or how much money you earn. it affects so many americans. in our state alone, the state of pennsylvania, an estimated 280,000 people ages 65 and over are currently living with alzheimer's. and, as we'll hear from secretary osborne from pennsylvania, that number may not tell the entire story. there may be over 100,000 more people livi

>> you have a purple tie now. >> i'm getting close. this tie was just dry cleaned yesterday. but at lunch, i got a spot on it, so i'll put that on camera. i want to thank chairman collins for her leadership on this issue and making sure we had this hearing today and for all of you being here. of course, our witnesses who are providing testimony to us today. we want to thank the advocates as well who have traveled very great distances to be here. i know many from pennsylvania but virtually every state represented across our country. the experience of living with alzheimer's or related dementia or caring for someone with the disease is unfortunately all too common. it's a disease that affects all communities, and it doesn't matter where you're from or how much money you earn. it affects so many americans. in our state alone, the state of pennsylvania, an estimated 280,000 people ages 65 and over are currently living with alzheimer's. and, as we'll hear from secretary osborne from pennsylvania, that number may not tell the entire story. there may be over 100,000 more people livi

so as you can see, the controller's office looked at not only calls for service, that next purple bar is self-initiated time, and that last blue bar reflects administrative tasks. the balance of that 25% is unobligated patrol time, so that's the opportunity that we have to do community engagement and problem solving. so the -- essentially, this was 16-17. staffing changed during the course of -- from 16-17 to now, and so the controller's office then reran what our staffing levels were compared to the actual calls for service time spent and determined that we're probably around 33% of our time obligated to calls for service. now, the discrepancy we feel with the b.l.a. is simply that they included more people that don't actually have the primary responsibility of responding to calls for service, they have other duties at the district stations, and so that would bring our average down. so they spend no time on calls for service, so of course that's balanced with officers who are spending more time on calls for service. >> supervisor fewer: you're saying that that slight nuance in job pe

you can see theth purple on map. westbound 370, the ramp to southbound 270closed right now overturned tractor-trailer there this morning causing a big problem right now. >>> taking a look as we zoom out, silverhbpring nond. a fire in the northbound lane. >>> maryland's smart trains may be in danger of missing a mandatory deadline toake travel safer. coming up, the nws 4 i-team invests .at's wro >> plus, transforming interstate 66. a major project getting undaerwy designed to make your commute eier. detasai >>> 4:24 right now. maryland's smart trained are a part of your morning commute, then you mightant to hear this. >> the news 4 i-team contained t warninger saying the railroad is at risk of a e the ory deadline to m trained safer. jody fleisher has more. >> reporter: every day thousands of commuterstake the train to and from work. >> i don'tive into d.c. for anything. >> they're glad to know the federal government is making a railroads install positive train control, or ptc, a safety system that slows or stops trai

. >>> hang today, construction on the purple line is expected to continue in silver spring bridge. last wk we showed you the work happening about three miles away on a rchlt lchlt ichlt krchlt echlt street. starting today, the lightsville bridge will be closed for six months. crews are buildin a longer bridge that will enable purple line trail and the capital tress e cents e crescent trail to work beyoet it. >>> the lincoln millennia will enter a few phase today. this is the second part the $25 million facelift. last week they gave us i glimpse behind the scenes at that work. the work shouldn't impact any summer visits you planned. most of the work is toooepair the and areas damaged by the 2011 earthquake.rk s also found confetti from the new year's eve celebration back in twau. remember y2k. >> yes. this swire project should be brand up in22. it will mark 100 years. >> it's so lucky we have the stanning museum. coming past all the monument, 3:00 in the morning. petephyte. >> takes your breath away. >>> it's 4:3 is morning. new this morning, he now hear what megan markel's father i

darryl used his purple heart, flaunted it, and he weaponized it.warrior, wright collects more than $700,000 in government benefits until an undercover investigation unravels this "hero's" story. 99.9% of that stuff is not true. that did not happen. i think he enjoyed getting free money. we started to refer to this as the "purple heart fraudster case." narrator: wright's victims are veterans who feel their sacrifices have been tarnished by his lies,

look at the purple. those are 100. davis and certainly up there. upper 90s and low 100s in the heart of the central valley. all of this heat block is going to shift further west on saturday, so the purples would bleed into our area. we will start to see places like that going triple digits. tomorrow at the warm-up begins. it began a little today, but it was not that much. even though it warmed up it was still 82 degrees. tomorrow it will be 93 degrees. 90 in morgan hill. event of the five day forecast. there it is with the weekend coming up. n of fireworks on the fourth of . be careful. it's going to be dry. this red flag warning is one of many more to come. >> thank you. >>> -- group play is over for the world cup. the best goals of the day as the round of 16 is now set. jason appelbaum coming out next. >>> now a look from our cameron san francisco. thanks for joining us tonight. the 11:00 news continues and just 2 minutes. ♪ it's time for the 'lowest prices of the season' on the only bed that adjusts on both sides to your ideal comfort your sleep

the purple ribbon search teams came up empty though they looked everywhere for weeks.olice named dave hawk a person of interest. he seemed to have an alibi. all three kids were with him in his house the night debbie vanished. and besides there wasn't a shred of physical evidence to tie dave to the scene of an apparently violent abduction. his own daughter who spent the day after the abduction with dave told police it couldn't be him. >> i don't believe he would be capable of doing something like this. >> then they started poking around in the relationship between debbie and her ex-husband and there some curious things began to emerge. for example, in the months before debbie disappeared dave took debbie to court and she was fighting back. her attorney. >> the issues she was dealing with were custody and support. >> dave asked the court for a reduction in $553 a month child support payment. why? because he claimed he only earned $6,000 a year. his salary came from his dad, who paid him $500 a month to work on his almond farm. his only income, apparently, but debbie's at

you can see the purple right there. as far as getting past it, if you continue westbound, then flip arounso you can get hbound on 270 there this morning, but it's going to get really busyit hangs around too much longer. already we're seeing some delays. silver spring northbound lane held norbeck, fehere this morning. southbound 395 in alexandria, two left lanes getting by that work zone. p it tty nice out there this morning at least, right? >> after a showery day yesterday, things are finally startinito dry out. hink you're going to have to start watering the plants. >> yes, because we're going to have a dry stretch, and also a hot stretch. we're talking about a lot of sunshine, and also temperatures in the 90s. man, it is going to get hot around here. keep in mind, the normal high is 87. we'll be pushing the mid to upper 90s thisweekend. there's a look at the current temperatures. not too bad out there this r ng. as far as the rain is concerned, though, we do have a few showers on the map right now. locally, most of th

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, white and purple and do a mass procession.do a mass procession. those are our latest headlines. now it is time for click. this week, technology meets football. the robokeepers and kickers. and football fails. sorry... can intelligence be created artificially using silicon? or will organic living material like the human brain forever be the only way to support such powerful processors? it's a question we often explore here on click. ai researchers around the world insist that so—called ‘in silico intelligence‘ is already showing that it will beat its organic rival. but to them, i have one thing to say — paul the octopus. because during the 2011 world cup, this animal oracle put the argument firmly and decisively to rest. paul's organic brain correctly predicted the results to eight world cup games in a row, an extraordinary feat. it brought him worldwide fame, and something no artificial intelligence could hope to match. sadly, paul then demonstrated the problems with organically—housed intelligence, and died a few months later

that got me a purple heart and i became the second woman ever awarded the distinguishing flying crossdoor closed. injured and unable to fly i was barred from my next career choice because i was a womp. i came home, i worked in health care and business, i got married, and started my family. wait. barred because i was a woman? that's ridiculous. so i sued the pentagon. not just about that job. about the ban on women serving in all ground combat jobs and went to d.c. to lobby congress, but door after door was slammed in my face. i heard things like, my boss agrees with you but you weren't in a position to do anything for him. you're not one of our donors. well, eventually -- >> we are eliminating the direct ground combat exclusion rule for women. >> we won. >> mj hegar joins me now. mj, that ad is a wow and thank you, by the way, for your service to this country. thanks for coming on with me. >> thanks for having me on. my great honor to serve. >> of all of the doors, which is the one you are most proud of? >> i think that eliminating the ground combat exclusion policy was critical not j

it's a car with two purple l.e.d.ights in it. >> and when they go over the glow-in-the-dark track, they leave traces on the track. i mean, it's really cool. >> very cool. can i see how the car works? >> yes. >> is there somewhere we can test it? >> on the track? sure. >> yeah. >> turn the lights off, pete. i came up with a patent pending where the tracks connect side-by-side so the kids could race. >> cool. >> isn't that neat? >> i love this product. >> it's pretty awesome. >> very cool. what's your favorite toy in the whole place? >> the aero flixx are awesome. this is a disc-throwing game, kind of like disc golf, and when you hit the targets, they shoot up in the air, so the kids could play frisbee golf. >> it's in market today? >> it's--we went to toys "r" us last year... >> uh-huh. >> it didn't do very well at market. i know, yeah. >> how come? >> um, we're not sure. it just didn't sell, and i know it's a winner. >> all i essentially do is-- >> there you go, you got it. [laughs] [laughs] >> we wanted it to be some

that is you're seeing the purple on the map. that means it's a full closure, not just a .slowdo outer loop closed there at van dorn street and inner loop at indian head highway. you're seeing those stretches on each side. aaron, we've been talking about this. this could be much worse. i thinkhey actually took some quick, great action here, trying to stop folks to not make it that one solid red and purple line along the bottom of the beltway because it could very easily turn into that. that could bang up for miles and miles. there's a significant impact we know for sure. and again we're looking at live pictures. is this a traffic camera? >> right in the middle of the bridge. e so you see s that sort of intermittent movement on the brid and itooks like you see movement on both sides. we know that the majority of the rescue response was on the outer loop of the lty. >> yes. >> the inner loop looked as though there were extra vehicles that had parked in different places there so it's possible that - i'm not sure which side we're loo

not have to you just look out of that purple or orange room and you see wagons. he is going to be mighty shot. -- shocked. how -- what kind of house is it? >> there are dose rate code rooms -- two rooms in the kitchen. get $13 a week. about how much does the income for a week? >> $10 a week. >> good god almighty. >> you can just write down the street and look at the houses. you can look at the children running around in the mud with no close on. justified to the fact that they have been robbed. [chatter] >> you can put your bedrolls and your link its in the bottom here. put him on here and out of the way -- put them on here and out of the rape. -- out of the way. [clapping and singing] , i will not get back. i did not come out here for them thatto tell me -- i know today, a black man with 20 -- of 20 -- of 21 years of age are old. >> marshall must be alert, keeping his eye on the entire situation, giving constant surveillance for the safety of the people in the march, they made depend on the alertness. they cannot do -- they cannot put the hurt on me because i ha

and the purple arrow -- elements are when you are reminded of the hostility that was thrown at him.he used it -- depicted effectively and there are moments of real cruelty in the film. very good performances. and of course rupert everett was born to play that role. you're making me feel old with your choice this week. because we've all been talking about it in the newsroom and i'm surrounded by youngsters will of course were barely born when this came out. the piano is 25 years old it was winning three oscars it was up for a bunch of them. and here's the thing with the piano, it's clearly a brilliant piece of work. it has inspired a huge amount of thought about its form and what it means. but when i first saw it i didn't like it as much as i admired it and one of the reasons i'm glad it's been reissued is ongoing to see it projected on the big screen. because i think in order to fully appreciate it you need to see it projected so it's back on the big screen and i'll go see it monday of next week and see whether over the 25 years since it's been out i've grown up enough to think it's

whole swath that's behind you, potentially going to turn purple in the dterms. >> all right. john, i just -- we have numbers coming in, news, and someone just handed me a report, g piece of information. if we can confirm it, we'll get back to that. but california, there are seven hillary clinton republican held house districts, a third of what democrats need. one of the questionsding into tonight was, how would republicans feel about the drib districts coming out of it? what should republicans take away right now in. >> i think, look, this jungle primary system is so singular and bizarre and gamesman ship with democrats trying to goose the vote of extremely conservative republicans and all that is hard to take a sort of regi general lesson. if it happens to twof the districts and end up blocking out the democrats in the top two or one, that's insanely significant because underost circumstances if they had not -- california had not passed reform that started in 2012, you could probably assume that in a favorable election for democrats, all those seven would go. all of them. th

dig that purple shirt out of your closet mr. president and time to meet. >>. >>>. office they asked agea.alal >> we'll be talking about sarah, ukraine and many other others. >> you never know what happens meeting an a lot of good things are meeting with people and they had maybe somethingive willhina. come out of it. >> meanwhile national security advisor met with mu tip to arawvrp the summit. the president also congratulated russia today on job hosting world cup and basically said if you don't watch it on "fox5"you're mitc mitching out. y >> mfe has done a fantastic with the world cup now. n 's ish yaxt an will tell thought 's exciting by son loves soccer and loves watching the world cup. and they have alley done a fan tas kick john. on.>> i thought you would. >> well they would i want everybody to do well. >> the venueas been fantastic.th have shown something special. >> by the way the go from port began is with you ks butt and say portugal i'm falling. by the way, you mentioned bar von a big soccer fan that's tr. there's a giant soccer goal in rose garden. it's

they've donned the colours of the suffragette movement — green, white and purple.pes unharmed after a lightning bolt strikes their house in east dunbartonshire. now on bbc news — sportsday. hello and welcome to sportsday with me reshmin chowdhury — the headlines tonight... the undisputed "king of clay" rafael nadal makes history with yet another crown at roland garros. scotland secure the biggest win in their cricketing history — and their very first — over england. and vicky holland battles to victory in the women's triathlon, leading a british one—two in leeds. every time i thought, you are going to win this, i thought stop thinking about this, relax, but coming up the last hill, i thought it was mine 110w. hello and welcome to sportsday. let's start with the tennis, where rafael nadal won the french open for an 11th time, extending his own incredible record at roland garros. his straight sets win over austria's dominic thiem continues an unpredicidented era in paris for the spaniard, which started back in 2005. patrick gearey was watching the action. for all the

you will see how purple sanctions are when it comes to iran. and atave sanctions on, a sort in point, i look forward to the sanctions off of north korea. >> talk about human rights. president trump: we did not talk about human rights. >> will you talk about it on june 12? president trump: maybe. we did not talk about human rights. >> [indiscernible] president trump: yeah, we did. they asked about sanctions. >> [indiscernible] president trump: excuse me. >> [indiscernible] president trump: and will remain what it is now. i do not want to use the term maximum pressure anymore, because we are getting along, we see the relationship. it is not a matter of maximum pressure. at some hopefully a deal for the good of millions of people will be worked out. >> the state of relations now between the united states and north korea after your meeting? president trump: i think they are ok, and i think they are good. we have relationships it with a couple of other countries, probably not, right? but i think the relationship we have now with north korea is as go

you just look out of that purple or orange room and you see wagons. he is going to be mighty shocked. >> what kind of house is it? >> there are two rooms and the kitchen. >> two rooms and a kitchen? and there only 12 people living in it? >> we only get $13 a week. >> does anybody else work in your house? about how much does the income for a week? >> $10 a week. >> good god almighty. >> you can just write down the street and look at the houses. the houses testify to the fact that you have an robbed. you can look at the children running around in the mud with no close on. they're very appearance testifies to the fact that they have been robbed. [chatter] >> you can put your bedrolls and your blankets in the bottom here. put them on here and out of the way. >> right over this way. [clapping and singing] >> i will remain, i will not get back. i know that today, a black man of 21 years of age or older who is still alive has been dealing with this all their life. >> marshall must be alert, keeping his eye on the entire situation, giving constant surveillanc

that i hope you see the purple theocracy on the dangerous off the a lot of the older theories are making a run on the court and really is the people that is the largest there in the sample organizes fighting all got all these ideas people who aren't going to wallow is going to get it through the moment the basis of the opposition to me has often been the same for most of our money i think it's like one whole lot of fights. dorrian the result may depend on whether these elections are going to be free and fair what are you hearing on the ground. one hundred twenty five coming out of. the first getting the most out of all these three these and i think for anybody to follow you out of the list all right john you know what all of the thirty four year old president i'm sorry for those with the photos of the. partner from your position on the field and i don't think the race house but it will go from the suburbs i want you to think that i learned a lot of patience don't hold. well turning out. on a. country the opposition are pretty outraged over. dorian jones thank you coming to us there from

purple line, global inflation, that would be bad for the world.he largest economy and the inflation forecast for the imf. guy: four chart -- your chart also has the number of charts on it. i am not sure that putting -- what putting them into two panels gets you. we going to have 14 players on the pitch, or whatever you want to pick. can actually move this chart so it is interactive. annmarie: [laughter] excellent. draws are not aloud. in the interest of picking a great harmony, i am going to pick matt miller. harmony, i am going to pick matt miller. annmarie's charts were brilliant, but matt miller is the winner of the opening battle of the charts on the open. matt wins. we will make that clear to everyone. matt: i feel bad, because annmarie actually changed for battle of the charts. i could have changed my outfit as well. guy: surveillance is next. this is bloomberg. ♪ francine: trump has reportedly completed a second list of tariffs on chinese good. beijing says all deals are off. bank of japan denigrates their inflation forecast, falling behind

. >> it is no coincidence that those are purple, correct? >> purple to go with gold on the back. behindng a little bit after he cameght back from recovery, mr. steve was zipping around in a scooter which i assume was custom-made. >> and i played i have the tiger. theve that up and retired scooter, but we will put that in the archives somewhere. let's talk about -- first of all i want to mention, yesterday it came out that mr. steve scalise is writing a book. breaking news,t which is north korea and the president emerged from meetings with in moon this morning. republicans, for years, have said that the president should not be caught a link dictators and cutting nuclear deals. what makes this different? that you now have a negotiation and a relationship with one of the nuclear countries in the world that we would like to see denuclearize. countries that most of our allies around the world would like to seeenuclearize but the united states never got engaged. a ron went the wrong direction, -- iran went the wrong direction. there are reports coming out that north korea agreed they w

they camp it if you think about minnesota was a blue state in presidential election but it has a purple streak. here in st. louis county hillary clinton won by double digits the county but president trump did well in the district of minnesota. he won by 15 points so speaking to people earlier in the day businesspeople and the like traveling to iowa couple of weeks ago concerned about the presence trade policy. here in duluth this is the area where the economy is different and have people who are supportive of his trade policy think it will protect the industry that brings so much money into the local economy so we will see the they are maybe more hopeful than they would be in the state. kennedy: you have covered several of these rallies. how did that crowd respond? >> well this was an interesting venue and as i said it's a hockey arena and it reminds you of a minor league hockey game one of those smaller than the nhl hockey arenas. they can maybe get 7000 people in and the crowd with his close to the president so it was loud. it was loud and energized in nearly sold out. in terms of res

. >> he had purple hearts.he had medals, sharpshooter medals that he had gotten from being in the war. ♪ war what is it good for ♪ absolutely nothing >> reporter: the vietnam war. back when protest songs permeated the radio airwaves in the u.s., jim kauffman makes clear he distinguished himself on the battlefield. >> reporter: kim was so impressed she asked her step-dad to be the subject of a college project. he agreed to be interviewed, but with some conditions. >> there were two rules to this interview. one, you can never ask my mother about anything pertaining to this interview. and two, you have to destroy the tape when you're finished. >> that's a little mysterious. >> reporter: yeah, but i just thought, out of respect, this is what he's asking. he talks about how the viet cong had ambushed his camp, stabbed him but also stabbed and left all of his comrades, and left them for dead and his sole mission was to bring these dog tags to their families so they knew what happened to netheir boys. >> that's an ama

mentioned this is a blue state, has been for years in presidential elections but has a streak of purpleublicans, before we get on presidential re-election are hoping to take it back in the fall. i have karen housley with me, i know and david was saying this, tougher republican traditionally to win statewide. what's the key for you in minnesota? >> the key is to get our message out there. if the state is turning red and president trump came so close by losing to 14,000 votes, the whole state is ready to turn red, it's exciting the president is here to let the people of minnesota know the issues of minnesotans are important to them in d.c. reporter: trade is a big issue, what's your position on the president's tariffs? >> so lucky to live in a diverse state. we have the steel miners which support the tariffs and i understand because it's all about jobs and the economy up here but we have to take into consideration the farmers. i met with the corn growers yesterday and they have concerns. reporter: let me stop you, what are concerns? they started to get nervous about the fall, the harvest

"i know your first choice today was alice walker, known for "the color purple." instead you got me, known for the color of my hair." [laughter] prof. hummer: but my favorite line was her anecdote about her friend whose husband griped about babysitting his own children. barbara bush said, when it's your own kid, it is not called babysitting. [laughter] prof. hummer: i think barbara bush will be remembered as the first lady of family values. she is often called the traditional first lady, we have to remember she was not behind her time. she was exactly right for it, as all of our first ladies have been. thank you. [applause] prof. hummer: i would be happy to take your questions. >> you mentioned there are no federal guidelines for first ladies. it sounds like from your conclusion that you like it that way. the other thing you mention in the introduction and the pat nixon quote is that it is an unpaid position. you quote betty ford or mention that she said the first lady deserved her own salary. it has long hours and lots of responsibilities, but i would have had it

those purple flags flying warning of dangerous marine life.n the lifeguards aren't immune. >> if you absolutely don't want to get stung, don't go in the water. >> reporter: the swarms near the shore are the result of a perfect storm of winds and currents. >> you don't see them at all until you feel the sting. >> reporter: coming up at 7:00 a.m., we'll tell you how to protect yourself. with your "gma first look," i'm gio benitez. >>> google strucking to recruit women. in its latest annual diversity report irt shows not much have changed over the last year. >> google employs about 85,000 people. women make up 30.9% of the workforce. that's just .10 of a percentage point more than the year before. whites are at 53%. frak and latino workers grew .10% to 2.5 and last week's shareholders aga again -- google has been dealing with a lawsuit over gender discriminati discrimination. >>> 5:17 now. do you not have time to go to the dmv? now you can spend your weekend doing. starting tomorrow some offering saturday service from 8:00 a.m. to 1:00 p.m. no be

it's no coincidence those are purple, correct? mr. scalise: best combination in all of sports, purple and gold, geaux, tigers. >> mr. scalise was zipping around the capitol in a louisiana themed scooter which i imagine was custom made for you and not something i can go sit at a store. mr. scalise: and it would play ye of the tiger" we'll put that in the annals of the archives. jake: that could go to a museum somewhere, luckily. let's obviously talk about -- first, i want to mention it came out that mr. scalise is writing a book "back in the game" which comes out november 13, a week after election day, and it's 304 pages. we have the same book agent so we have not written 304 pages. anna: no. so impressive. jake: come on, anna. work on it. let's talk about breaking news which is north korea, the president emerged from meetings with kim jong un early this morning in d.c. and republicans for years since i have been covg u ys al decade have said the president shouldn't be coddling dictators and cutting unverifiable nuclear deals. what mak

i think as i sharesomed in other places, he helpedha my character and faith with multiple purple heart and bronze star marines and he is in a prayer group of other men and began to shape my future faith. i think a lot of us like to believe we are in charge and there is a higher power of where we are going and i could have foreseen the chance to work with somebody and then go to graduate school. hutchison was the previous staff and then i had the opportunity to be introduced by mike pence who at the time was working on a guestworker program so the introduction on a guestworker program to be part of the campaign in which the emphasis is something that isn't really plotted or planned a. there is an understanding of what the needs are on capitol hill >> i think understanding how the different chambersburg helps prepare somebody for an opportunity to work in the white house and have a job. >> when did you first meet the congressman mike pence? >> we were working on a program to find an alternative path to come to the country safely and lawfully but senator hutchison is looking to go back to

. >> host: are the colors, that orange and that purple, are those trademarked? yes. they're all trademarks and people try to copy them. so we're pretty firm on that. but this is a great brand and so is baskin-robbins. another brand that's been around for just about 70 years. everybody talks about our 31 flavors but we actually have 1,300 flavors in our vault. we take them out, brick them back can come if with new flavors. for both brands it's boston constantly evolving, constantly changing, constantly listening to the consumer. >> host: how controversial was that -- is that new commercial that you have on the air, very large gentleman dancing. you don't necessarily want to associate ice cream with the fat. >> guest: that gentleman has got great following. we did have some internal debate about it and, again, i as a classic case of challenge culture. i think a lot of people would say, okay, have a new commercial, this is the wait eight going to be. that decision is not actually in my hands. actually in the person who runs baskin-robbins. he came to me and said, what d

one of the most distinguished americans ever, a purple heart recipient who went to the marines because one of his friends was killed and volunteered to go to vietnam, received a purple heart and other commendations. he pursued justice. he has dealt with some of the worst people in this world. it is a perfect calling for him to stand for the constitution and the rule of law, and investigate possible collusion with russia. the campaign manager for president trump is in jail right now. bond, they could not count on him not to engage in it again, so she had to put him in jail. dykeman's,been in guilty pleas by people close to the president. the president is feeling the heat. acolytes are producing this ruse to make the american public think there is something wrong with our justice department and our special counsel. mueller, mr.r. rosenstein and mr. ray at the fbi. as we are here on this floor come the judiciary committee is having a sham. republicans fighting republicans to get information because it is not republicans fighting republicans. it is republicans fighting for trump who has ta

if you see purple flags flying at the beach don't go in the water. >> keep that that in mind. up on fox5 morning, disney scores a legal win worth tens of billions of dollars. >> and the world supply of one of the most imptant natural resources is dwindling. >> as we hea r to breakht now, this is a live look atsoutw parkway in laurel near 197. me right now 5:20. back in a moment. >> ♪ >> ♪ >> ♪ >> 5:22 is the time right now. live look at the white house this morning. welcome back to fox5 morning. >>> well, today the 27th world gas conference resumes in d.c. officials say there's a 100 year supply of natural.s gas. >> t. is the world's top gas pducer and so far has u.s. tarid from in the growing u.s. trade conflicts. now energy secretary ricky and senator lisa murkowski are both expected to speak at theonference today. >>> walt disney company has won the u.s. antitrust approval to buy 21st century fox's inc.'sntertainment assets for $71.3 billion but only on the condition it sells sports networks owned by fox. >> the deal does not include th nationally broadcast fox news, fox bu

it's no coincidence that those are purple, correct? purple to go with a little gold on the back. >> if you haven't seen behind the scenes, mr. scalise right after he came back from recovery was zipping around the capital in a louisiana state themed scooter which i i imagine was custom-made for you and us and i could go get at -- >> it played i of the tiger if you pressed the horn. i gave that up. every time the scooter. i'm walking on crutches but will put that in the annals of the archives. >> that should go to a museum somewhere, luckily. let's obviously talk about, first of all i want to mention yesterday came up mrs. gleason is writing a book, back in in e game which comes out november 13, a week after election day, and it's 304 304 pages. we had the same book agent so we have not written 304 pages. >> you've got to catch up, jake. >> let's talk about breaking news which is north korea, the president in merge string beans with kim jong-un this morning, or this morning in d.c. and republican for years, almost a decade, you said the

it can be the atandlto get a purple wave and get that mix which would be terrible for the president. that's a good question. are the democrats sgll exte this and letting this drag on until november. >> ion't know if anyone wants this to kp going on but they're in are situation whe president trump has these requirements, he has these four pills he has to have in a bill, but now it comes down to are democrats willing to side with republicans and vote o this. monthed rates are behind this. house leadership has agreed on this. the president has given his support. so now it comes down to will they get the votes at the end oc the dayause if they wait until november there is no telling which way it will ego. withinln the party the gop that don't look this bill, saying this ismnesty for illegal immigrants and democ have a hard time crossing over to the o ter sides ofhe aisle. can they get this i done andf they can't, what do they do. >> that is the big question. you have people down at the boarder right now who are separated from tu ir kids. have people, we're not sure what we're doing with

these men will all get the purple heart. this man, too. posthumously.ight in the plane. this gunner is too weak to be moved. the new life giving blood flowing into his veins might be the blood of a high school girl in des moines, a minor in alabama, a movie star in hollywood, or it might be your blood, whose ever it is, thanks. 36 planes left this field this moin now, six more arrive. this one is 21. more wounded aboard. 22, coming in with his left board engine dead. 23, with a feathered prop on his left outboard engine. comfort with a chunk of tale gone. 25, they flew home on their luck. 26, not a scratch. the control tower learns that two more landed at a field to the south, one a crash landing, crew safe. that makes 28. 29, a rough landing, but a pilot is badly hurt. it is a wonder he brought her back at all. far.anes back, so 29 out of 36. our losses were heavy, but the enemies were far heavier. we destroyed a german aircraft factory, a rail junction, docs and harbor installations. who can tell the number of german torpedoes that will not be fired?

first lieutent connor also rned four silver stars, one bronze star and three purple he died in 1998. who led the shington capitals to a stanley cup made some very close friends in his time here. now maybe you heard of the organization best buddies. you probably know that name trotz.e of coach barry trotz is now heading northment to -- headingorth to the islanders. thisth is about friendships at know no distance. >> you know tt c barry trotz has chosen to leave t washington capitals. after a reported disagreement on salary, disappointment settled in for more than just the players and the fans. >> you can see the adults -- >> but another organization with ane special cion to trotz. karen glasser is with best buddies ofithe c region. >> it's hard. it's hard on eye l lot of level. i know they really love it here. i'm sore i'm sorry. i'm sad. >> reporter: trotz, the fifth winningest coach in history is a husband and father to his son has a disabilities and has been involved with the best buddy programs for years. back when trotz wasoaching in nashville, glasser says a colleague from that

his awards include the purple heart, national defense service medal, korean service medal, united nations medal, and combat infantry badge. his service will always be remembered. it is through the blood of our patriots that we're free. we will never quit searching for our warriors. and we encourage families with m.i.a.'s togh to thr process and give d.n.a. or whatever else we ask so that we can find our warrior and bring them home when possib. also want to recognize on the eve of historic meeting in north korea, i want to recognize all who died at the chosen reservoir and in the break down to fight back to the parallel from there. heavily outnumbered, outgunned these brave men fought the most extreme of weather conditions and numerically superior enemy to fight back and they never gave up parallel fr on america never give up in america and give up on this world. mr. speaker, today i also want to rise and recognize my friend judge charles thomas, who died recently and he was a great mentor and friend to me. judge thomas was a former military member and served as a company commander in the

the purple is 100. orange is 80s. write to the beach, look at that. anywhere you go the beaches will be nice. temperatures, 104. you could see her record and some odd spots. we do see lots of triple digit heat. one and done it will be warm on sunday ay but not as hot as tomorrow. tomorrow is the big day to get through in terms of big heat and spare the air day tomorrow. just take it slow and easy by the pool, try to carpool or ride your bike or stay in the shade, drink water. it is summer. it will feel like it tomorrow. >> at least we only have one day of it to deal with. thank you so much.>>> sports is on deck, the local baseball team is continuing and historic or month of june. scott is next. >> reporter: a photo making waves on the internet, it shows jeffrey the giraffe of toys "r" us mascot packed up and ready to go with the suitcase in hand. you can see behind of the shelves are bare. the remaining stores closed today. online many said they find the photo simply heartbreaking. we continue in a few minutes. ♪ it's time for the 'lowest prices of th

are the these men will all get the purple heart. nd this man too, posthumously. in the plane. this gunner's too week weak tock moved. the new life-giving blood fleeing into his veins might be the booed bloo of a high school girl, the movie star or it might be your blood. hose ever it is, thanks. 367 planes left the field this morning. six more arrived. that makes 20 home and this one is 21. more wounded aboard. 22. oming in with his left inboard engine dead. 23. with the feathered -- on his left outboard engine. 24, southern comfort with a chunk of tail gone. 25. they flew home on their luck. 26. not a scratch. the control tower learns that two more landed at a british field to the south. one a crash landing. that makes 28. 29. a rough landing but her pilot is badly hurt. it's a wonder he brought her back at all. 29 planes back so far. 29 out of 36. our loss were heavy but the enemy's were far heavier. we destroyed a rail factually, submarine pens. but who can tell the number of german torpedoes that will not be fired? the number of our convoys that will get thro

. >> just purple ties. likes purple ties. >> purpose sl a real purple is l color. >> i hear you have rules. >> there's five rules for father's day. you'll get them later as we wake up. >> griff has five rules for fathers on father's day. >> simple, easy to understand. >> one involves beer. but if you're a father or at least if you're a son, it means you have a father, i guess everyone has a father, right? >> i'm going to make this simple for you. send us photos of you dad or if you're a dad, send us photos of your family. let us know what you're doing today. what do you do that helps you relax. accepted it to friends at foxnews.com. >>> and to washington where i will go back, republicans getting ready for a busy week in washington. immigration is front and center. the president is going to meet with house republicans on tuesday. there are two bills that are under consideration. one is put forth for the house leadership, another conservative one by chairman bob goodlatte. he is going to be on the program lat

[indiscernible] she looked out of that purple or that one orange room, whatever that room is she is looking out. see wagons coming. going to be a lot of shock. [speaking simultaneously] house? live in your what kind of house is it? >> it is just two rooms and the kitchen. >> two rooms and a kitchen. and only two people living? >> only $15 a week. >> anybody else work in your house? how much is your income? >> $10 a week. >> good god almighty. >> you can just wipe down the streets and look at the houses. the houses justified to the fact you have been robbed. you can look at the children running around in the mud with no clothes on. that is justified to the fact that they have been robbed. >> yeah. >> [chatter] >> hurry, hurry, hurry. [indiscernible] >> you can put your bedrolls and your blankets down in the bottom here. put them on here and out of the way. [indiscernible] [clapping and singing] >> i will remain [indiscernible] i will not get back. you know, i have had them tell me [indiscernible] i know that that is today. a black man who was 21 years of age are old. and who is still alive [

100 purple-and-white lollipops? >> that's a lot of lollipops. >> that is a lot. that's a lot of lollipops. >> 100 green-and-white lollipops, 100 blue-and-white lollipops. you want 100 dark cherry cordials, and you want 600 of what? the party is on wednesday. >> by wednesday. >> let me see how we can get this done for you as soon as possible, and i'll give you a call back within an hour, okay? thank you. bye-bye. i have a large order. >> what is it? >> 100 purple-and-white lollipops, 100 green-and-white lollipops... >> is this real? >> 100 blue-and-white lollipops, 600 salted caramels, and 100 dark cherry cordials, and they want it overnighted tomorrow. >> nuh-uh. >> yuh-huh. >> pete, can you make 300 lollipops on tuesday? >> let me figure this out. [groans] >> what i need to know-- is this doable? >> i don't think that's possible. we're gonna need extra manpower to get this done. >> it pains me to turn down an order. >> i know. >> we have to find a way. we have to find a way. >> you guys have had to have large orders like this before, right? >> not-- >> yes, we h