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liz: he is a rah-rah p.t. barnum.rah-rah. >> i want a car company to be good at making cars. he's gone off on the energy sector. at the end of the day there's commoditization of what is in your car. is reminds me of blackberry. yeah, it might be better, but it might not be wanted. stick to making good cars and leave that other stuff alone. stuart: when are you going to come back to america? you're not going back to illinois. >> illinois won't be there, some of it will be iowa and indiana. stuart: there'll always be big ben behind your shoulder. thank you very much to jeff and scott, great performance on a friday morning, good stuff. thank you. where are we? we're down 37 points now, 21,359, got it. restaurants, new york state, had a problem. one thousand locations shutting down just last year, possible reason? the rising minimum wage. full story on that coming up. and businesses in baltimore suing the city over the freddy gray riots. why? they say the city didn't do enough to stop the violence. more on that in a momen

, rah, remember that nvidia rally, but didn't get it today. second, other rally similarly lacked punch it was a grade b. end of rotation action. not something seething a strong comeback that gives us a launching pad to higher prices in short, what we had for all intents and purposes, end of banks, retailers oils, industrials, a less than enthusiastic move into tech leave as couple scenarios that need considered. first, entirely possible a surprise from the fed. something that makes it so today' non-tech gains are repealed and money flows back into tech fas it never occurred. complicated but to happen. second a possibility the fed is hawkish and says it wants to raise rates against soon, get a continuation of that rotation that started last week finally, i think there's a chance that the market initially gets hammered across the board when the fed speaks. and we'll see what this darn thing is made of when we sort through the rubble on thursday now, i believe in my heart of hearts this market can continue to move higher, but hard to rally on a t

later he called her rah and apologized and tried to clarify the statements much listen i understand what was trying to say but he's dead wrong. okay. guys need to be able to communicate and talk baseball with the other players but just because you can't speak english as your first language doesn't mean that you can't do herrera may need a translator to talk to the bleed. he knows how to speak language. he knows how to yell at a player if he needs to also 27% of the players in the game or hispanic half of the great players on the phillies are spanish speaking. besides that are ton of the great places teams built around english wasn't their first language. miguel cabrera, roberto clemen clemente. mike schmidt you're dead wrong. new towed rethink this. iain. >> adorable reason to visit the philadelphia zoo. 17-year-old kyra welcome this baby boy gorilla. the delivery wasn't easy. kyra went into labor on thursday then on friday something seemed a little off. vets and doctors from u penn and jefferson came in to help deliver the little boy. the zoo says kyra has been cradling her baby non-sto

we have a rah-rah media. we worship the white house, the president and his power.y missed the guy in the midwest whose working long hours without a pay raise whose kids can't pay back their college loans and they read in the paper where a hedge fund guy made a million dollars on thursday. you can't do this to people. >> well, we can't do this to people. >> and those are the ones that went ka-boom and voted for trump and we missed that story. >> we missed that story but president trump was then elected and he's now surrounded himself with some of those hedge fund guys who made a zillion dollars whether it's john paulson or wilbur ross or steve mnuchin. he's surrounded by those people that his voters had such a problem with. >> how about the cabinet meeting where they all had to worship the king and how much they admired donald trump, you remember that? it was like bobble pops. >> here's the thing, we don't have a king in the united states. >> he's acting like one. >> thank you so, so much. >> nice to be back here at msnbc. >>> up next, i sat down with five doctors f

they're going to be fine but this does serve as rah reminder how we've got to be careful when the this hot out. if you love the beach, you will not be able to access part of one in new jersey but it's all to help endangered species. part i've land beach start is closing to accommodate the piping plover. a small birds are nesting in the park's southern natural area. by law the township has got oh close off the area where eggs are expected to hatch protective fencing will be put around the area which closes vehicle traffic as of june 23rd. >>> sean bell what you got tonight? >> lucy apparently you can make a lot money by just doing your job. i don't know if you knew that i'm just finding this out. mandatory work outs just started for the nfl. guys are getting paid for doing the bare minimum i'm show you how absurd nfl contracts are next in my sports commentary. >> sean bell wants to change professions. he's not very happy with players getting paid thousands for the bare minimum. his commentary in 15 seconds. ♪ >>> listen to this. eddie laci just got paid an extra 55,000 for showing up to

. >> reporter: only 29% of voters believe rush rah ya is an enemy. president trump has praised mr. putin. >> he's a strong leader, i can tell you that. he's criticized him for continuing to support the syrian regime after it launched a deadly chemical attempt. >> putin is backing a person that's truly an evil person. >> reporter: the kremlin says there's no evidence against the syrian government. this is bascov lane, just steps away from the boyhood home of vladimir putin. what did they think about america? >> it's a good country. >> russia and u.s. should be big partners. >> what do you think president putin wants? >> right now his only goal is to stay in power. >> the best president we have ever had. >> reporter: and their thoughts on president trump? >> he is for a friendly relationship with russia. >> reporter: now mr. putin is facing a critical question. how will he deal with america's new commander in chief? a lot to talk about with president putin when i sit down with him for a one on one interview here in st. petersburg tomorrow. this will be the first time he's sat with an

so i don't think that overwhelmingly republicans are saying rah-rah, this is awesome, we have no minoritye have no women, we have no anything that's good in getting this together. but if you look at this as a greater good, this really is not a republican or a democrat issue. this is health care. this is something that we should naturally want to come together and get it done. we should put party differences aside. both of us interweave something that everybody gets something out. nobody wants higher premiums. and right now people are looking at what the existing plan higher premiums coming down the pipe. and people can't afford it. so i really think we need to lay differences aside and come together and work as one. and i'm sorry -- i'm sorry that we're doing this on behalf of the republican side. i'm sorry we're doing this in secrecy. >> yeah, i think a lot of people have that same opinion. thank you so much to both former clinton campaign advisor jess mcintosh and republican strategist noelle nikpour. that's all for me this saturday. be sure to follow me on twitter, snapchat, instagram,

, rah trump, screw liberals.ing him chance but i want to see this and this happen. >> before i get you to talk the pelosi question here. one member of congress from texas, here is what he had to say. >> as long as nancy pelosi is the leader of the democratic party, it's going to be very difficult to win the house seats that we need to win in 2018 to take the majority back. >> stephanhe said we need a gen new message. a bigger tent, not a smaller one. focus on the future. there's a lot of hand wringing about this. does she symbol too much over the past? >> we do need plan for the future. elections are about the future. we know what the republican play book is. mike you just laid it out. >> it's worked so far. >> it's worked in this election. we haven't really, we don't really know the trump hangover on these candidates yet. the difference in the special election versus the election in november of 2018 is that you have incumbent republicans all over this country who have been this lock step with trump and went to t

the cap rah caught what happened june 1st on tyson avenue in the city's may mayfair second.olice are just release the video that shows a woman following the senior citizen for quite awhile. now once they cross the street the mugger beat up the woman and grabbed her purse. >> bam, she grabs that pocketbook, tries to rip it out -- old lady wouldn't let it go and she just swung her on the ground. you see her fly down on the ground. >> the senior citizen is cut up but otherwise okay. police say the mugger is a hispanic woman about 5-foot five with heavy build and shoulder length hair. if you know anything, police would very much like to hear from you. >>> next you want fries with that? i pretty much always do. maybe not, though, now that we need to take it easy apparently we've got whole other reason why we all should lay off. >>> pictures of men, women, even children all killed by gun. heart broken families together to make sure their relatives aren't forgotten. >>> somewhere apollo creed must be smiling down that's because rocky is back. the legendary rocky statue reopened now

road rage caught on come rah. a car cut off motorcyclist biker wasn't going to let that happen.ended disastrously. desales at ten. that does it for us on a packed 6:00 o'clock show. >> markelle, if you're watching the best cheesesteak is not in philly it's in new jersey in camden where you're going to practice. fios is not cable. we're a 100% fiber optic network. now with our new fios gigabit connection, you get amazing download speeds up to 940 megs, 20 times faster than most people have. and the price is amazing too for $79.99 a month online for the first year you'll get our fastest triple play with hbo included for 2 years. leave cable's slower internet speeds behind. so hurry up and switch to fios gigabit connection for $79.99 with tv, hbo and multi-room dvr service for two years all with a two year agreement. tech: when you schedule with safelite autoglass, you get a text when we're on our way. you can see exactly when we'll arrive. i'm micah with safelite. customer: thanks for coming, it's right over here. tech: giving you a few more minutes for what matters most. take car

and nine tonight you may see spectacular color in the sky that almost looks like the all right roar rahe rielle list. check it out. it's expected to be really really cool. temperatures around the region made it into the 90s. if in philadelphia 95. it was -- 94 rather. even warmer in boston. 95 degrees today. raleigh 89. warmer in philadelphia than atlanta, tampa, hem fix baton rouge, the same temperature in dallas topping off at 94 degrees today. down the shore looking really good. the ocean water temperature in the 60s. little bit of a sea breeze this afternoon but temperatures well into the 80s. southwesterly winds at 11 miles an hour right now our temperature in philadelphia is into degrees. 91 in wrightstown. 91 in trenton. 91 in atlantic city at the airport temperatures will remain in the 90s through the early evening. then finally back down into the 80s by about 9:00 p.m. the heat indices main the in the 80s and 90's. but by tomorrow, they'll turn little bit dangerous as the heat index will get closer to 100 degrees going for a record high tomorrow of knife this will be the hottes

mayor says marketeer cher rah.e mayor. we'll let it slide on one county executive. that's how it goes. >> you wrote out the -- rolled out the welcome wagon. when it comes to food you both talk about the great food here in annapolis chicken ruth's very famous place right up the st street. your go to to item that. >> i order a mike pant lien knee. feta, olives it comes with tomatoes and toast. >> what's your go to sandwich. >> cheeseburger wrap. >> i love it. we'll talk with the folks from chicken ruth' later on. we appreciate it. thank you for invites to us your wonderful town. we love being down on the water. >> thank you steve. >> the sun is starting to come out. tucker we'll ten zen it over to you with that good news. >> if intact i'm basking in the sunshine right off main street here. absolutely beautiful morning down annapolis the rain is through the area. we've got look at the beautiful lillies blooming down here. gorgeous. city starting to wake up now. starting to get traffic an lot of foot traffic as well ma

rah moment here. the key factor here is you have two blocks of senators, one block seeing too many medicaid cuts, particularly, and then one block who says there's too much of obamacare here, we want more of obamacare to be waived. what i think you'll see happen is that you'll probably see an appeal to those conservatives to try to waive more parts of obamacare, allow states more flexibility, and then make the bill sort of more conservative and that's where i think we'll go next and you'll see if the moderates take that and can still accept it or not. but i think the bill has to move to the right now. you should think about what happened in the house where the freedom caucus blocked the bill for a while and they eventually made some changes and signed on to it. >> we don't know what the president's message is going to be exactly but we do know just before this big announcement, ted cruz was one of the opponents of the bill. he talked to the president. they had about an hour-long meeting and cruz was s

he diekted the performance to one-time royals teammate yordano vents rah who died in the off-season andd 26 today. >> when i got to the seventh i told myself you've got to go for it. so a lot of different things can happen in those innings. when i passed the seventh i was like now you've got to do, it you've got to go for it. it's a speal day you. and ventura family. it was good. no hitter. >> how are you doing? he was like, i'm good. once you get past that sixth, he didn't want to go out game. then obviously the seventh was no stopping. at that point his pitch count's still good, the whole thing. >>> our second milestone, pujols entering the night with 599 career home runs. and he gets number 600 in style. the ninth man. the average player with -- the most by any active player. sammy sosa on the all-time list. >>> stanford eliminated byu earlier today. need a win against cal state fullerton. scott hurst. speed this up, bottom two duke kinnaman staeld second, that throw gets away two errors and kinnaman puts the cardinal on the board. then bottom line for the last left the foolds fielde

ari ariel rah chef on the chaotic night. >> kate, this was the third attack since march in london. it started on the lon gone done bridge and ended at the borough market. busy attractions, especially on a saturday night. a saturday night sfroel on london bridge turned into mayhem and murder when this white van plowed into a crowd running down helpless pedestrians. >> people lying on the ground. >> reporter: one person tweeting a photo of the immediate aftermath. people trying to give aid to the injured. police and ambulance workers swarming the scene. witnesses describing a chaotic disaster zone. >> once they crashed that van, three men got out and they were apparently armed with long knives. >> the suspects left the vehicle, attempting to stab a number of people. >> how clear do i need to be? move out of this area. >> reporter: people ordered to evacuate. >> keep moving! >> reporter: police asking radio stations to tell people in the area, run and hide. word came from borough market of the knife attacks. >> he stuck this girl i don't know how many times, 10 times, maybe 15 times.

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. >> reporter: in talking to reporters trump rah raihas raisr questions. they say he would speak to reporters on the phone mass ka ra masquerading. >> he has a lot of options and frankly you get the ball by everybody. you get called by everybody, especially women. >> reporter: trump denied doing that but his answers to reporters this time about whether tapes of white house conversations exist have sounded less like a denial and more like a cliff hanger. >> when will you tell us about the recordings? >> a fairly short period of time. >> are there tapes, sir? >> you're going to be very disappointed when you hear the answer. don't worry. >> reporter: we reached out to president trump's personal attorney cohn and not aware of trump secretly recording any conversations while in the private sector and saw no rec d recording devices in his office. brian todd, cnn. >>> let's discuss now. so the tapes. one of the president's attorneys is going to be on with jake tapper on "state of the union" this morning. he said that this is the week we are going to learn if ther

they did ask why it is now being called a travel ban as opposed to extreme vetting, and sarah rah huckabee sanders was just making the point that it doesn't matter what it's called, the president just wants to keep us safe. so that was a big issue as well as, of course, concerns about how he was interpreting some of the things that mayor khan said in london. i want to get the best analysis right now from the deputy assistant to the president, dr. sebastian gorka, a terror expert himself. dr. gorka, good to have you here. thank you very much. first of all, i want to start with the comey news. the president is not going to prevent james comey from testifying. why is that? >> why? because he thinks he has no problem with allowing the former director to testify, and there are some issues that need to be cleared up. so we know that he testified already on the hill that he's never been pressured to do anything untoward. we'd like to hear him say that again. trish: okay. well, we'll be looking forward to seeing what comes out of thursday then. let me turn to the tragedy in london. some of the cri

congressman luis gutierrez, former republican house intelligence committee xharman hooik rogers and know rah center for american progress. david to you. will the president regret this pledge of 100% he's willing to testify? >> no, the president is not going to regret it at pulp the president wants to cooperate. the president will cooperate, has been cooperating and will continue to do so. listen, director mueller has an investigation ongoing and it will be ongoing for quite some time. the. the will have a great big, has a legal team, has a lawyer in place, and will listen to his lawyer but the president will cooperate -- i don't suspect that he will not for one second, so what he said he will follow through on. >> we asked the question over and over, do you believe the former fbi director or do you believe president trump on this? it's a he said/he said thing, but in a court of law, chairman, that's not always the case, right, considering that comey had memos here. those get some weight, don't they? >> they do. the one problem here i think on both sides of this -- well, first of all that we'

was it just a general rah, rah, we're all on the team together kind of a speech? your job is on the line, i need loyalty and i need you to drop this -- >> look, the journal's op-ed pages say that at worst, mr. comey's account of mr. trump reveals a willful and naive narcissist who believes he can charm or subtly intimidate the fbi director but who has no idea how washington works. they say this is not new information. they don't think it rises to any level. >> that's the chris christie defense yesterday. he said, look, the president just doesn't know how things are done in washington. he doesn't know what the standards of acceptability are. this is a new york business guys and this is how new york business guys talk. you guys would know better than do i if that's how new york business guys talk behind closed door. that's certainly not how presidents interact with fbi directors. >> i thought it was chris ray. i did. but you kind of look a little bit like him, john. not really, right? you're younger and better looking, obviously. let me intruts you. we're joined by

. >> charlie said he water-skis at neemt rah ahead. >> its looks like it looks there. >> i'd loev toeechltz you can catch >>> norah, well done in southee ya. >> thank you so much. >> good to have you back at the table. always good when the three of us can be toechlgt that does it for evening news" tonight. we >>> all right. good morning. we do have a few showers off to the west. and as expected, they're just falling apart a little bit. but i'm not going to rule out a few more showers west of leesburg or frederick. highs in the low 90s. the hottest day of the next seven. it's going to feel into the upper 90s. tomorrow and saturday morning, we'll have some showers and heavy rain at times. lower humidity is back by sunday. and it sticks with us all next week. >>> we're single tracking on the green line because of a medical issue causing delays there this morning. watch out for that. that's between georgia avenue and u street. as far as traffic goes, it's doing a little bit better. that earlier issue we had on 29 in silver spring is now resolved. owe so you'll be able to move th beltway.

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syria and nick wag rah. this morning china and them keep fighting.ctive without the united states. you can see the president's rose garden announcement in a special report. we'll bring it at 3:00 eastern time, 2:00 central right here n cbs. >>> four are tied to the probe. they're aimed at michael flien and nikal cohen. the other subpoenas yet yesterday went to the fbi, cia, and nsa. they're related to the unmasking of trump's associates and classified intelligence reports. >>> former trump campaign adviser carter page is urnltd scrutiny for his contact with the russians. he wants to testify to clear his name. h was named a policy adviser back in 2016. page resigned from the campaign by september after reports came out that he had been communicating with the russians. the "washington post" obtained this year. >> the fbi believed page could have been acting as an agent of a foreign power. the president tweeted yesterday they don't want page to testify and he called the probe a witch hunt. carter page innocence and he's here in studio 57. welcome. >> th

. >> charlie said he water-skis at neemt rah ahead. >> its looks like it looks there. >> i'd loev toz you can catch >>joe: hi.this is pennsylvania state treasurer joe torsella. our state treasury is proud to launch the pa able program, a savings plan for people with disabilities, including erin. open a pa able account today by visiting our website at paable.gov. >>> norah, well done in southee ya. >> thank you so much. >> good to have you back at the table. always good when the three of us can be toechlgt that does it for us. be sure to tune in to the >>> good morning everyone i'm jan carabao. search efforts are now underway, as teams look for a missing swim inner hamilton township mercer county. chopper three over marshy area near westcot avenue where two teenagers were swept away yesterday, and one of those teens did make it back to shore but 17 year-old remains missing this morning. several new jersey agencies are involved in the search. >>> now to the eyewitness weather forecast with meteorologist katie fehlinger, hi there, katie. >> good morning. today end up being hot, steamy d

there's a kind of cultural imperative, one anthroposition called it the bed of course rah city. i'm not sure i buy all that, but there's a certain view there. it's an honor-based culture, not a guilt-based culture. and in an american army unit, you tell your soldiers, look, this is what you do when no one's looking. that's how we function. it's guilt. even if saw me do -- if nobody saw me do it, i'm going to feel guilty about it. it's not bad, it's just different. so managing those two things is tough. and the last thing i'll say and i'll shut up, the united states government, singularly unhelpful in telling the story of the united states army. i submitted a freedom of information act request, and three years later i wrote -- i got it, and i had wrote it, and and it was unclassified when i wrote it. i'm going to write about dead people so that i don't have to argue with them about how the book turned out, and i can find the evidence. [laughter] [applause] >> well, i've just been informed that we are at the point in our discussion where we would welcome some comments from the flo

one of the most decorated police officers in the state of california and the other, jose angel goerer rah who made the ultimate sacrifice for america. in 1977, jose vargas was named one othey have 10 most outstanding police officers in america by the international association of police chiefs. but it wasn't always that way. at age 16, jose vargas headed north to the border for a better life. officer vargas crossed the border 15 times over four years. officer vargas is probably the only police officer that we know that spent time in a federal holding cell. america today is better because of jose vargas. jose var gas added to the greatness of this country and to the security of this country. jose angel, a marine, was the first soldier from orange county, california, to make the ultimate sacrifice in the northeast. he also came to the united states undocumented and became a u.s. citizen post-hue mossly. yes, we must keep -- posthumously. yes, we must keep out the bad hombres but we must continue to welcome those who come to america to work hard and contribute. this bill fails to make this cr

getting jobs, getting married, those rah pathways -- those are pathways out of crime. and so, you know, it's probably a net loss in general, and the younger they get, the worse it's going to be. >> you started out pointing out that most of the incarceration took place in california. so i'm curious what, like, reform took place in california that you thought were particularly effective or ineffective. >> yeah. what california did is very unique. california basically is very, very hard to sue a prison for bad conditions. there's a federal law that no one -- [inaudible] the 1984 crime act during the whole 2016 campaign, it doesn't really matter anymore. it makes it really hard to fight against bad prison conditions. california says, yeah, people are dying, but we've got systems in place, stop complaining about it. but they lost on that ground. so the ninth circuit basically took over running california's prison system and said you've got to cut capacity from 200%, scale back to 135% capacity. that was the good world, was 135%. only one-third over capacity. with the democr

wrapping that together with this question which is, you know, can americans trust the process, tar a rahing necessary intelligence to protect the country? >> sure, that's a really legitimate and fair question to ask. i'm not saying these processes shouldn't be reviewed and to look into both the requests that were made by the house intel committee and also requests made by the obama administration. there are always potentially mistakes made in any large government bureaucracy over the course of time, and things should be reviewed. i'm all for that. but to make claims of politicization without understanding the nature of the intelligence that was looked at and/or the reasons, and also, to be quite frank, the house intel committee was critical of the administration's unmasking requests when there were unmasking requests coming out of the intel committee itself. all those are fair game to assess and analyze and see, and that should be part of the investigation. but to make allegations of politicization when they could have been happening through normal and appropriate channels is, at this po

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come here endear rah.oing to -- we're going to try to raise our camera position by hopping a wall here live on tv. can you give eight shot? give us a second we might be able to see better actually let's wait a second. someone is being moved. so the gurney -- i was going to try to get up higher so we can see. >> we can see that now. >> yes. >> we don't want to invade someone's privacy. he's giving a thumbs up. he's waving to people. so there's a gentleman let's stay with this shot a gentleman with sitting up in the gurney and he's -- he was just waving to his teammates over there. so let's watch this here in second. this is someone who may have been injured in some way. doesn't necessarily -- doesn't necessarily mean he was shot but he just waived to his fellow ball players as he was being wheeled out of here. gentleman who is on a stretcher and going to the hospital injuries to which extent we don't know. his lower extremities covered. his upper body had everything else seems to be fine and he just waived

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because i'm trying to picture the reaction inside the city year rah club or one of these environmentalons of the wall for different, competing companies, and we could pint out -- brian: but, andrew, this was an entry into the contest to get the contract to build the wall. they know how to do it. it's a design that's out there. you can see this online. >> why not? why not utilize the power of the sun where it's the most hot in our country, at the border? brian: i would have sold it, i would have said like you can buy a portion of the wall and, therefore, pay. indiana ames he wants a big, beautiful wall, so will the solar panels be on the american side or the mexican side? brian: we can share the energy with them, that's fine. look forward to hearing your show, when can we hear it? >> noon to three. i promise i'm going to be on time. ainsley: you'll have a lot to talk about today. let's hand it over to jill grab who has some headlines. >> is modell's still a thing 234? >> got that go to mo's. brian: you till go to sports authority, you'll see an empty store. >> good morning at home. an a

however, the security of the community is rah mount and i want to row ensure you that's the case we got involved around 9:00 hit this morning initially we responded with our national capitol response squad from the jttf per protocol and they were assisting our state and local partners. once it was confirmed that we had a member of congress that was involved in the incident, we have taken the however, this is a joint command and this is a joint investigation with our state and local partners to include who had a has been from the microphones and atf and alexandria county and city and capitol police as well. i will take couple of questions in just a second i want to turn& it over to the governor for a couple comments. >>> thank you. first of all, thoughts and prayers everybody affected by today's incident. i want to congratulate the effort of the state, local and federal. we're all here together. early this morning state police and d dem were activated i want to thank everybody involved but i want to specifically want to thank all the first of first responders. i have been told members of

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abby: it is, and we've been listening to rahs cag flats -- rascal flatts.s of your dad, also the advice they've passed down. pete: great stuff all morning long. greg e-mailed this, my dad taught me the meaning of hard work. he would always say work for a reason, and he is my best friend. abby: scott, my dad is one of the most amazing men i have ever met. he was a hero, obviously, always said work hard, work true, and you will always, always be successful. >> great advice. linda e-mailed, my dad is a veteran of the korean and vietnam wars. his best advice to me was follow your dreams, use common sense and get self-discipline. so i enlisted. pete: there's an i there. >> oh, i missed that. abby: i have two brothers in the military as well, and there is no better discipline. i have seen them grow since they joined. they are different men today because of what they have learned, because of what they have instilled. and not just about fighting for this country and being proud of this nation, but just being a man, being a good person. the women, same thing. you ju