-where are ray and justin? -matt: ray and justin? brian: ray is right at his desk in there.: i went into another area that felt like an air-conditioned office. ♪ ray: we already made a blue one that goes with it. lemonis: hello? -justin: hello. hi. -lemonis: hi. -justin: how are you? -lemonis: i'm good. justin: i'm justin. lemonis: justin, how are you? i'm marcus. -justin: that's ray. -lemonis: nice to meet you. -ray: hi. -lemonis: hey. -how are you? i'm marcus. -ray: good. -nice to meet you, marcus. -lemonis: nice to meet you. so is that what ray and jus is? -ray: exactly. yep. -justin: that's right. -lemonis: okay. -justin: it's a little bit of a play on outrageous. -lemonis: okay. justin: jerseys and crazy stuff we make. lemonis: they don't seem so outrageous. justin: if you wear it to the store, people kind of look at you funny. lemonis: you guys have, like, a boat dealership in your garage. justin: yeah, that's my boat and his boat. ray: my roomate-in-college's boat and then two other rentals. lemonis: you guys do a lot of fishing, obviously. -justin: as much as we can.

of the 31 men on ray's landing ray and six others made it to the beach. there were only a few of them left. they came to the sector right here below us. easy read, it was called. again and again, ray ran back into the water. he dragged out one man after another. he was shot through the arm. his leg was ripped open by shrapnel. his back was broken. he nearly drowned. he had been on the beach for hours bleeding and saving lives when he finally lost consciousness. he woke up the next day on a cot beside another badly wounded soldier. he looked over and saw his brother bill. they made it. they made it. they made it. at 98 years old, ray is here with us today with his fourth purple heart and his third a silver star from omaha. ray, the free world salutes you. [applause] [applause] pres. trump: thank you, ray. [applause] pres. trump: nearly two hours in, unrelenting fire from these bluffs kept the americans pinned down on the sand, now red with our heros' blood. then, just a few yards from where i am standing, the breakthrough came. the battle turned. and with

ain't no worry here. >> ray is working towards his own freedom. his release date is only four months away. because roy is on parole, he's not allowed to visit ray in prison. but they do stay connected and take friendly jabs at each other through letters. >> check this out. he writes me this letter yesterday and he tells me at the end of the letter because i call him neil and i call him killden. you just can call me dad and i'll give you a pass when you get out. i'm gonna get you. we're probably going in the backyard, but after that it's all good. >>> coming up, ray slagle sees his brother's epic battles for the first time. and -- >> this loaf is used for inmates who abuse food or food service equipment. >> the making of prison meal loaf. with new nicorette coated ice mint. layered with flavor... it's the first and only coated nicotine lozenge. for an amazing taste... ...that outlasts your craving. new nicorette ice mint. i'm missing out on our family outings because i can't find a bladder leakage product that fits. everything was too loose. but de

ray: precisely. it's going to be a challenge, people say we have to maintain the ramparts of the jcpoa. there are no ramparts left by 2022. and the other thing you heard around the time of the jcpoa in 2015 is we got to maintain an agreement but push back on iran. this is what pushing back on iran looks like. how many people are for it? this is what it looks like. >> it's always a fiction. ray: the fiction, it's useful for it to be explored and extricated because this is what, this is what pushing back on iran looks like. lee: there seems to be splits on the democratic side on the jcpoa, but i remember during the time, you hear democrats now said, of course, there is always going to have to be a follow-on agreement. that is not the way it was sold. he is more saying it by 2020, the jcpoa doesn't really work. you kind of see, heard it woven into the discussion, we always knew there would always have to be a follow-on agreement. i think if it had been sold initially as this is a first phase and then we

on ray's landing craft only ray and 6. made it to the beach there were only a field of them left. they came to the sector right here below us easy read it was called again and again ray ran back into the water he dragged out one man after another. he was shot. through the arm his leg was ripped open. by shrapnel his back was broken he nearly drowned he had been on the beach for hours bleeding saving lives when he finally lost consciousness he woke up the next day on a cot. beside another badly wounded soldier he looked over and saw his brother bill they made it they made it they made. at 98 years old ray is here with us today with his 4th purple heart and his 3rd silver star probably. for free you are so much you. thank you. nearly 2 hours in unrelenting fire from these bluffs kept the americans pinned down on the sand now read with our hero's blood then just a few 100 yards from where i'm standing a breakthrough came the battle turned and with it history. down on the beach captain joe dawson the son of a texas preacher led company g. through a minefield. to a natural fall. in the

of the 31 men on ray's landing craft, only ray and six others made it to the beach.re were only a few of them left. they came to the sector right here below us. easy red it was called. again and again ray ran back into the water. he dragged out one man after another. he was shot through the arm. his leg was ripped open by shrapnel. his back was broken. he nearly drowned. he had been on the beach for hours, bleeding and saving lives when he finally lost consciousness. he woke up the next day on a cot beside another badly wounded soldier. he looked over and saw his brother bill. they made it. they made it. they made it. at 98 years old, ray is here with us today with his fourth purple heart and his third silver star from omaha. ray, the free world salutes you. [ applause ] [ applause ] >> thank you, ray. [ applause ] >> nearly two hours in, unrelenting fire from these bluffs kept the americans pinned down on the sand, now red with our heroes' blood. then just a few hundred yards from where i'm standing, a breakthrough came. the battle turned. with it, history. down on

of the 31 men on ray's landing craft, only ray and six others made it to the beach. there were only a few of them left. they came to the sector right here below us, and easy red it was called. again and again ray ran back into the water and he dragged out one man after another. he was shot through the arm, his leg was ripped open by shrapnel, his back was broken, he nearly drown, he had been on the beach saving lives when he finally lost consciousness. he woke up the next day on a cot beside a another badly wounded soldier, and he looked over and saw his brother, bill, and they made it, they made it, they made it. at 98 years old ray is here with us today with his fourth purple heart and his third silver star, ray, the free world salutes you. [ applause ] [ applause ] >> thank you, ray. [ applause ] >> nearly two hours in, unrelenting fire from these bluffs kept the americans pinned down in the sand now red with our hero's red blood, and then just a few yards from where i am standing a break through came, the battle turned and with it history. down on the beach capta

ray, the free world salutes you. [applause] [applause] thank you, ray.] nearly two hours in, unrelenting fire from these bluffs kept the americans pinned down on the sand now red with our heroes' blood. then just a few hundred yards from where i'm standing, a breakthrough came. the battle turned, and with it, history. down on the beach, captain joe dawson, the son of a texas preacher, led company g through a minefield to a natural fold in the hillside, still here. just beyond this path to my right, captain dawson snuck beneath an enemy machine gun perch and tossed his grenades. soon, american troops were charging up "dawson's draw." what a job he did. what bravery he showed. lieutenant spalding and the men from company e moved on to crush the enemy strongpoint on the far side of this cemetery, and stop the slaughter on the beach below. countless more americans poured out across this ground all over the countryside. they joined fellow american warriors from utah beach and allies from juno, sword, and gold, along with the airborne and the french patriots.

ray i have to say when i was watching that report. i found myself asking what's it like to live in a place where a clock is ticking. toward the a deadline that could mean a completely different -- political system and a loss of liberty what what can you tell us what what that means for daily life for people living there. is that shouldice favorite desperate's for the young generation in hong kong because we grow old in the days where we can enjoy freedom. and the rule of law and two bits democracy but when we look at it the china china's a chinese cit. where the people have no freedom they have no? freedom of speech is really desperate and we don't want to live in such a city that's why to be. gold -- to the streets to fight for democracy in order to keep distance from china [inaudible] to read. let me come back. to the question of pressure from outside ray talked about. donald trump -- saying that he would bring up hong kong status when he meets apparently but she's in pain on the margins of the g.. twenty to what degree though would

the president honored ray' courage. >> ray is here with us, at 98 years old. he's here with us with his fourth purple heart and his third star. ray, the free world salutes you. [ aause [ applause ] >> so much was riding on their shoulders that day. irving tells us what they were talkin about before the invasion can begin again. >> in the long life whought it could be shorten. all we got is today. the hope for these heroes that we don't forget the 9,000 heroes alone who never mademet ho. >> i wake up at night and lay there for hours thinking about those days,t never goes away. memories loo i clike that will tver go away. >> we'll continu fulfill our understanding of the war in the battle. >>> a lot of other news developing at this hour. a startling warning from the top commander u.s. forces a bout th threat from iran. he says the threat is imminent. nbc kourtney kube has our report from the region chl. >> reporter: an alarming warning to american forcesnto the u.s. >> do you consider something that could be imminent or may require some forces to counter it? >>

oakland a's and rays. a 2-1 shot. the rays go up 2-1 in oakland. the inning, avisail garcia doubling to the right. tommy able to score on this one as it gets by the right fielder canha. 3-1 rays. austin meadows hits one off the wall and three runs will score on this one. 8-1 rays. they go on to win it by the final score of 8-2. >>> in sonoma at the toyota save mart 350 elk grove native won the third consecutive year. once again, he finished out of the top five. it was a two-car race between martin truex, jr., and kyle bush. eventually truex held off bush to score his second straight win at sonoma, his fourth this season and 23rd of his career. truex led for 59 of 90 laps. >>> well, former outfielder for the giants andrew mccutchen is on the mend after tearing his acl earlier this month while playing for the phillies. apparently cutch is in good spirits. check out his latest instagram short film where he casts himself as the lead role of the "black panther." >> as you can see, i am not dead. the black panther lives on. and with the help of vibranium

thank god for people like ray pfeifer.of these people who will not let it happen. they responded in five seconds. they did their jobs. with courage, grace, tenacity, humility. 18 years later, do yours! thank you. >> former "the daily show" host jon stewart today testifying alongside 9/11 first responders and their widows and surviving family members. they all pleaded with congress to restore funding for the victims' compensation fund and this time to make it permanent, to make sure there's enough money to help victims for as long as they need it so they don't have to keep coming back and doing this. we're told they absolutely have the votes in the house to pass this. without delay the judiciary committee is expected to vote on it tomorrow. the bill is also fairly popular in the senate and so mitch mcconnell could pass it right away if he wants to. this issue has always been a no-brainer. there has never been substantial opposition to it. there's just been not caring enough to get it done. every time it's like pulling teeth

rays and this is very important we are looking at the cosmos without any prejudices we are having our great potential to find new to make new discoveries so yes indeed this is truly the case ok so and openminded look at the cosmos and 7 years you hope to have viewed the entire universe but how can scientific instruments measure what we're told is infinite or expanding. well it's primarily searching for so-called clusters of galaxies clusters of galaxies are. collections of galaxy like our own that he way is. thousands of them clumping together bound by gravity and these are the largest objects we know in the universe and by opposite thing these classes of galaxy we will understand much better how the universe it as a whole is working how the dynamics of the universe is developing in time and this is the main the primary objective of the mission and this leads hopefully to clue what we call dark energy ok the development of the universe over time sounds fascinating and and this is a joint german russian project why did you choose russia to partner with on this. well in this collaborati

los atléticos recibiendo a los rays de tampa bay tratando d tres carreras anotan y los rays ganaban eno son los primeros con la noticia, tenemos información de última hora. que se reporta un incendio de maleza que ha obligado a evacuaciones >> un hombre en tailandia recorrió en una baÑera todo el mar báltico. él y sus amigos navegaron en 10 horas y 20 minutos aprovecharon para pescar y porque no, hacer una buena carne asada >> la tina con agua caliente fue colocada sobre una balsa en dos motores, y paneles solares para acelerar la navegación >> así de despedirme de todos ustedes, hoy es mi último capítulo tele de telemundo pasarÉ a atrás de cámaras. ahora el resumen futbolero, buenas noches. hazlas que piquen más con salsa picante o bájale un poco con ranch. prueba hoy mi nuevo spicy chicken strips combo, con 100% pechuga de pollo. solo en jack in the box. ♪ estoy buscando a alguien que haga mi pollo más grande, más rico... yo, literalmente, nací para esto. me convenciste con el chupón de pollo. prueba hoy mi nuevo spicy chicken strips combo, con 100% pechuga de pollo. >> dos partidos

demonstration i say ray would you say that carrie lam the chief executive of hong kong that her apologies and her suspension of the legislation was a genuine climb down a genuine retraction or is the government just biding its time. yes i think true the government just buying the time to let the whole case screwed on in the international community because last week 2 medians people on the streets drew a hitch attention some day international community like the u.s. donald trump a set that she would raise to each shoe of hong kong in g. 20 i think it's a hitch pro show to the hong kong ottomans thank you and we will come back to pressure from outside a little bit later on but. for those of us who are less well acquainted in kong with hong kong it may have seemed a bit surprising at 1st that what appeared to be a procedural law would provoke this level of mass resistance in fact you called it heroic resistance what exactly is at stake and why is it that you think this year roic resistance is likely to prove futile well that's a lot to me what was a stake this was a rich man this was an idea

that's when the sun's rays will be directly over the tropic of cancer.peaking of the sun, here's a sunset that's just absolutely gorgeous. as the fog was rolling in, 8:35, the sun went down and we had a lovely view. but i have to tell you that fog layer has shrunk. so as you look at live doppler 7, it's not soild anywhere. as a matter of fact, it's just patchy and that's how it will remain tomorrow morning. temperatures right now in the 50s, 60s. those numbers as summer begins, will be going in one direction tomorrow afternoon, that's up. so let's look at a couple of cities and the temperature trend for tomorrow. tomorrow morning, concord, in the low 60s. lunchtime, take your food outside. it's going to be beautiful. low to upper seth. in the afternoon hours, this is when it will be a little warmer, but not too warm. redwood city, upper 70s, mid 80s around concord. a live look from our san jose camera. we are getting a great view of san jose. the shark tank, visibility is good. same thing from the exploratorium camera. summer starts tomorrow morning, siz

santa clause on vacation in oakland taking in the a's and rays.ng, josh phegley with the grounder. adames showing off his wild side. a run scores, 1-0 a's. d'arnaud has a two-run homer gives the rays a 2-1 lead. he has a single in the fourth. that ends the day for anderson giving up seven runs in three innings of work. brian splitter called up from triple-a making his oakland debut and gives up the bases loaded double to austin meadows. takes a friendly bounce off the scoreboard. the rays win it, your final 8-2. >>> kawhi leonard about to become a free agent. he will decline his player option for $21 million according toia hoog sports. he will no doubt be one of the marquee free agents on the open market this summer. if it's about the money, he will stay in toronto. they're the only team that can offer him a max contract five years for $190 million. reports also say leonard is seriously reconsidering signing with the raptors. of course, he led the raptors to their first nba title beat ago the warriors in six games in the nba finals. reports had hi

there the 1st time cong refugees to be granted asylum ray juan and ellen lee now feel safe in germany they were threatened with a prison sentence in the homeland for having taken part in an anti-government protest. is a very very sad thing actually because i think no one wants to leave their home country and never go back. but anyway we we thing that. we must do it is because we swish it letter let the whole growth know what it what is happening in hong kong. a look back to 2014 many young people took to the streets of hong kong calling for civil liberties and more democracy both sides became violent. ray wong and ellen lee were also there they later found at their own movement hong kong indigenous they are fighting for hong kong's independence from china. we teenagers we found that the government tried to cleanse our unique culture try to trance our language try to class our identity as a hong kong hong kong and we don't want that to happen and we don't want hong kong just to become and like any other city in china right you won't end alan lee were taken into custody in 2016 the accu

oakland as a and rays. top of the third, rays down a run. tra disd'arnaud with a two-run shot.akland. later on in the inning, hsh garcia doubling to right. tommy pham able to score. 3-1 rays. next inning bases loaded pore austin meadows. hits one off the wall. three runs will score on there one. 8-1 rays. they win by the final score of 8-2. >>> sonoma the toyota save mart 350 elk grobe native kyle larson wouldn't pole for the third consecutive year but finished out of the top five. it was a two-car race between martin truex junior and kyle busch. eventually true ex-held off busch to score his second straight win at sonoma, 23rd of his car. true ex-led for 59 of 90 laps. >>> former outfielder for the giants andruw mccutchen on the mend after tearing his acl earlier this month. apparently he is in good spirits as he rehabs. check out his latest instagram short film where he casts himself as the lead role of the black panther. >> i still can see i am nothing. the black panther lives on. and with the help of vi brainiam which is not apad, i will come back stronger, faster. i will b

finding that rock ray found to just bring a few more people to life this is a great human story.s. not today. not today. this is beyond -- beyond important. and all of the values that we have today were born this day. we think of the nato alliance. this is really its first victory. and that the world that's going to come out of the victory of today, 75 years ago, is going to be representing the values that we have carried forward, that has kept the world from another world war, and at peace. and we feel those values are strained a little bit today. so today helps us remember not only with these heroes what they did, but what we're still obligated to do. i have a little girl here and grandchildren, the world that those people made for us, saved for us, it's our responsibility now to keep it. >> this is a project that leaves you, so much, as i understand it, ken, you keep something in your pocket. >> i carried, in many of the films i bring back a memento this day we lost only 2,500 americans. churchill went to bed told his wife i think we're going to lose 20,000 british soldiers. i

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. >> reporter: and he had fond words for staff sergeant ray a lamberedic credited with saving dozens of men on omahabe h despite being wounded. >> he had been on the beach for hours, bleeding and saving lives, when he finally lost nsciousness. w woke up the next day on a cot beside another badnded soldier. he looked over and saw his brother bill. they made it. they made it. they made it. >> reporter: the veterans and many guests were required to arrive long before the ceremony because of the massive security cordon, but they were kept waiting by the lateness of french president macron. and, after the event's start time, president trump-- with the hallowed acres of the american cemetery as background-- spoke with right-wing pundit laura ingraham of fox news mr. trump used that air time to disparage his adversaries. >> do you care if he testifies? >> he made such a fool out of himself-- what people don't report ithe letter he had to do to straighten out his testimony, because his testimony was wrong. but nancy pelosi-- i call her nervous nancy-- nancy pelosi doesn't talk about it. nanc

. >> ray coming to us from orlando. and ray, you talked to supporters today on what they want to hear from the president tonight. >> reporter: that's right, good evening. let me step aside for a moment here. we have a cool site. this is part of the president's motor motorcade. that's sarah sanders, making her last run with the president just arrived. the president on the opposite side of the amway center. but just coming right behind that ford was florida governor rick desantis who made his way here. you may even be able to see the beast coming in right now. it just dropped off the president and is going to be parking and making a u-turn right here in front of us. we're expecting a little over 20,000 people inside as the president will begin speaking at 8:00 eastern. >> reporter: a sea of red, white, and blue. thousands of president trump supporters turning out for his official 2020 campaign kickoff in orlando tuesday. many of them have been here since early monday morning, bringing tents and sleeping bags to secure a s

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ray one and ellen lee were also there they later found at their own movement hong kong indigenous they are fighting for hong kong's independence from china. we teenagers we found that the government tried to cleanse our unique culture try to transfer our language try to class our identity as a hong kong hong kong and we don't want that to happen and we don't want hong kong just to become and like in our the city in china right you won't and were taken into custody in 2016 the accusation there where involved in violent riots one of their fellow companions was sentenced to 7 years in prison on the same charge but the 2 feel the punishment is disproportionate fearing what might happen the 2 fled to germany while on probation they lived in limbo for 6 months until germany granted them political asylum. i think the history of germany trip for me personally is quite encouraging because after i came to germany. they told me that. when they were young they had imagined is germany west germany. united a reunion. but somehow it happened so. that those german told me don't lose my home because ev

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ray's landingon craft, only ray and six others made it to the beach. only a few of them left. the came to the sector right here below us -- they came to the sector right here below us. easy read it was called. againn back in the water and again. he dragged out one man after another. he was shot through the arm. his leg was ripped open by shrapnel. his back was broken. he nearly drowned. he had been on the beach for hours, bleeding and saving lives when he finally lost consciousness. cotoke up the next day on a beside another badly wounded soldier. he looked over and saw his brother bill. they made it. they made it. old, ray is here with us today, with his fourth purple heart and his third silverstar from omaha. you.ree world salutes [applause] thank you ray. host: president trump earlier today at the normandy american ceremony in normandy, france. he spoke for just under 30 minutes. his remarksded in by french president emmanuel macron. there were world war ii veterans on hand for that event. we are getting your thoughts in this first segment of the ,ashington journal until 9:

ray is a member of the golden gate a group of jolly flamboyant gay senior citizens who call themselves grandmas they perform as drag queens to make ends meet. and grandmas are amazing we can sashay down a ramp in 6 inch heels at 92 years old but because we need help and some are frail they just become strong when there are parties we needed an organization where sponsors who want to help the senior citizens can donate to our group. the golden gate you're looking for a home we can all get together so in a gun up. in the. bottom examined growing all this difficult for senior citizens in the philippines the usual social safety nets like pensions and health care are often limited in scope and the problem is worse for aging l g b t's who do not have children to look after them or may have been abandoned by families the golden gate is regularly hold pageants to supplement their income private and corporate donors sponsor these pageants by providing lunch and a few days' worth of groceries for contestants many of the golden gates take on odd jobs ray works as i'm a suit makeup artist and clea

ray, i want to get to your study and what you all have found in your analysis. what we're talking about with these tariffs is an escalating scale of tariffs and it would start at a 5% tariff on all goods coming from mexico. you studied this. what is the impact of just that entry level, the 5% tariff on the u.s. economy? >> well, kate, even just at a 5% level, what you find is a massive impact on the u.s. economy. we lose about $28 billion in direct cost to the economy spread all over the united states. which translates into about $41 billion in gross product and about 406,000 jobs. to put that in perspective, our country for the last seven or eight years has averaged gaining about 200,000 jobs a mublg. we would be flushing two months of economic growth. >> ray, that's an important point i need to hit on. you estimate 400,000 plus jobs could be lost from the entry level 5% tariff put on mexican goods. through your study, you found 117,000 of those jobs, almost 30%, would be in the state of texas alone. how devastating would that be? your company is based there. >

the rock where his men took shelter has been named ray's rock.> someone will say ray thinks he's a great hero. i'm not. i'm a veteran. >> reporter: he decided to speak for his fellow soldiers who no longer can. the title of lambert's book says it alls aptly named "every man a hero." >> we were talking about a name for the book, and the name came up, ray lambert, the hero, and so i said, no, every man sis a hero. not me. >> reporter: now, lambert came home to his wife. he met his 3-year-old son and built a successful business and has a loving extended family but like you said, there is not a day of his life that's b he hasn't thought of june 6th, 1944. tony? >> was that d-day battle the last one that ray lambert fought in? >> reporter: it was. we been in the sicily and africa campaigns and those invasions, but with that broken back, that was the last action he saw in the war and then he came home from there. >> jan, thank you very much. powerful story. >> yes, a beautiful reminder, too. >> so great ray lambert is still around to tell it. >> we'll

i just spoke with ray kelley, sergeant of the alameda sheriff's department. it is clear the with clinched f. the globe in toronto has seen the video images and confirms what sergeant kelley is independently verify that video as early as tomorrow. now, this is a story we broke last week. our video shows mazie yu engineer ee, the raptors executive on the far left of your screen being separated from the deputy. >> he tried to force his way past our deputy. our deputy did his job exactly the way he's supposed to to protect the court, especially at a high-profile event of national security significance. and he did his job and he did it correctly. mr. ujiri then came back and he, in a very aggressive manner, confronted our deputy and at that point, using both fmotion, deputy in the jaw. threats. the sheriff is recommending charges be filed against mazie ujiri, but that decision will be made by the district attorney. >> following developing news out of washington tonight, there are reports that a strike on iran was called off at the last minute. multiple senior offi

well i think it's a combination of factors come in all those initial rays of fin victory back in march was really built on economic discontent the country's economy is splattering as a creative dissatisfaction of a rising food prices in particular and so that was seen as a rejection of governments or economic policies but the reason behind this massive landslide victory is i think anger and a sense of injustice that he stumbled people had to vote again there was a really a feeling of the opposition refusing to accept the democratic will of the people and the voters decided to punish the government and a vote to many people sees a vote for democracy during earlier i spoke to the deputy chair on foreign affairs from. glues party and i asked him whether the new mare would now use is position and set his sights on a challenging year and one for the presidency let's give a listen to that 1st going on well that has made it clear that he has a message and he has a mission to do for 5 years that city local election and of course people are expecting that this look of the election may have some

on pills and chiang rai as the celebrations continue today to charlotte can you describe for us what's happening where you are today hi there brian with the real highlight today has been catching a glimpse of those 12 boys and their coach this isn't the actual anniversary of the day that they went into the cave that was yesterday that was marked with a fun run and a bike ride ahead today they people really were looking forward to getting aware glimpse of those boys all together and hearing from them how they're doing now they were absolutely catapulted into celebrity off to this cape rescue last year since then their privacy has been very strictly controlled by authorities here say people journalists had a lot of questions about how they're doing some of the on things that were quite light hearted one of them told us that his parents had become a lot stricter since he came out of the cave the boys also they were paying tribute to the the rescue divers the cave ins who risked their lives to to find them safely and of course the dive of the tide either who very sadly lost his life during

. >> sounds like i ray of sunshine. >> absolutely. she had cloud since he was 6 weeks old and now she is 4. >> did she have to take the sats and the exit exams? >> there is madison. i like how the dog is. she gets the diploma and go back to their seats. the moment they look forward to go from one side to the other. maddie doesn't forget. >> that's pretty hysterical and this dog helps her get through high school and through life. she said yes, i graduated and so did cloud. well done, madison. well done, cloud. >> this is called beginner's luck. >> make a new face on that one. >> this one is not happy. what do you do? you work in that place now. >> he was hire and got beginn beginner's bad luck. right in the face. >> here he is. that's just dumb, man. >> most crash to the floor. oh, my gosh, she is taking each one out. however, i'm sure they have got it and took it away. notice how they come scrambling over. now this dude. where else does something like this happen? he decided to hit the back foot. fortunately once he came b ou orleans.

ray-- >> reporter: frank and claudine, good morning.g ago at a press conference, they announced that all of the victims' families have been informed. eleven of 12 worked for the city from 11 months to more than 40 years. joshua hardy spent 4 1/2 years as an engineering technician. let's take a look at how we got here. >> today is virginia beach's darkest hour. >> reporter: the investigation continues in virginia beach after a longtime public utilities employee started shooting inside a city building. it happened at the end of the work day, sending hundreds of people running for cover. >> there was probably about 20 of us in an office and we barricaded the door. >> i don't know what would possess somebody to just come in and start shooting at people. >> according to police, the gunman walked in and started firing a handgun. shooting randomly at people. eventually, four officers came face to face with the shooter. >> i can tell you that it was a long gun battle. i want you to know that during the gun battle, the officers stopped the indiv

but it would ta ke mercedes ray serra. p. — — he continued to post fastest lap after fastest lap. —— ferrari. sebastian vettel trailing behind. it ended with a new lap record. 18 seconds in front. valtteri bottas wasn't a threat but he helped it at bay. eventually, he got there. the mercedes domination continues and it looks like the title race could be as easy as this one. that is it for 110w. as easy as this one. that is it for now. from me and the rest of the spotted 18, we will see you soon, goodbye. —— the rest of the sport today team. hello. more of a feel of summer in the weather this week but with some fairly humid weather over the next few days comes a real risk of severe thunderstorms. not everyone will see them but where you do, an increased risk of flash flooding around. later this week, the sunnier side of summer will return with most places dry, blue skies overhead, but highs to the temperatures will be later in the week, friday into saturday in particular. 0ut there at the moment, fairly humid air with us as

of the 31 men on ray's landing craft, only ray and six others paid it to the beach. there were only a few of them left. they came to the sector right here below us. easy red it was called. again and again ray ran back into the water and dragged out one man after another. he was shot through the arm. his leg was ripped open by shrapnel. his back was broken. he nearly drown. he had beenen the beach for hours bleeding and saving lives when he finally lost consciousness. he woke up the next day on a cot beside another badly wounded soldier. he looked over and saw his brother bill. they made it. they made it. they made it. at 98 years old, ray is here with us today with his fourth purple heart and his third silver star from omaha. ray, the free world salutes you. [ applause ] [ applause ] [ applause ] thank you, ray. [ applause ] nearly two hours in, unrelensing fire from these bluffs kept the americans pinned down on the sand now red with our heros' blood. then just a few hundred yards from where i'm standing, a breakthrough came. the battle turned and with it history. d

michael ray. he is in the middle.of building and growing. and at the end -- middle of 2018, almost a year ago is when i met my fiancee and everything just started changing and getting better. and i thought you know what? sometimes god puts you through the ringer on at love stuff to set you up where you need to be. i feel like 2019 was the year i started to becoming more myself as a person. more myself as the an artist and finded out what i wanted to say and i claimed it as our year this year. 19 tour. brian: sounds good. >> bringing the vibes. steve: getting married to your girlfriend cary. this is a crazy connection. but you are having your honeymoon at sandals which is sponsors the all-american summer concert series. [applause] steve: why did you decide to go there. >> we were trying to find some places we have got to go some place where it's new for both of us. and and the drinks are all a part of the package. brian: buffet is great. >> buffet is great. steve: never turn it off. >> 24 hours, whatever you need. we l

you donald trump was president, kim kardashian was reforming the criminal justice system and billy rayus got an occasion at the bet you would be, like, am i still in a coma? and why am i getting a standing ovation now? ( laughter ) the bet awards is also an opportunity to see black excellence not just? front of the camera but also the people in the background. for instance, my man who lost his seat, then he thinks he found it. then, no, i'll see you at the after-party. then this duty who's using the bet awards as tinder. hey, what's up girl, hey! ( laughter ) congratulations to all of last night's winners especially toberries performers by an insent cast jussie smollett and the brothers. who did that! while black people are winning awards, democrats are trying to win black people's hearts. all 250 democratic candidates descended on south carolina to seat fried food and pitch themselves to voters. >> democratic hopefuls on the campaign trail drumming up support in an early primary state. the south carolina primary is more than 250 days away, but these candidates are all down here, at a