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senate torture report lifted the veil a month speakable crimes joining me now is a cia veteran ray mcgovern ray thanks for coming back on there whether you have that much faith in the u.s. system but what did you make of the european court of human rights finding with you when you're in rumania for hosting cia black sites i thought it was. good of course it came late we knew that the lithuanians and the poles and the rumanians and many other countries including thailand. had cooperated in the kidnapping torture and so forth. of these cia sites but it was good to get it on the record and people should take notice oddly it also indicates that gina haskell will probably not be able to land in places like berlin or paris without some trepidation that should be arrested on the spot under the principle of universal jurisdiction i have to say though that they haven't been direct connections with the new boss of the cia to that but you think anyway the united states will be that worried that alone there arguable proxies of a one hundred twenty thousand dollar fine seem to be. critics well i have to men

senate torture report lifted the veil a month speakable crimes joining me now is a cia veteran ray mcgovern ray thanks for coming back on there whether you have that much faith in the u.s. system but what did you make of the european court of human rights finding with you when you're in rumania for hosting cia black sites i thought it was sick. good of course it came late we knew that the lithuanians in the polls and the rumanians and many other countries including thailand. had cooperated in the kidnapping torture and so forth. of these cia sites but it was good to get it on the record and people should take notice oddly it also indicates that gina has both will probably not be able to land in places like berlin or paris without some trepidation that should be arrested on the spot under the principle of universal jurisdiction i have to say though that they haven't been direct connections with the new boss of the cia to that but you think anyway the united states will be that worried that alone there arguable proxies of a one hundred twenty thousand dollar fine seem to be. critics well i have t

senate torture report lifted the veil a month speakable crimes joining me now is a cia veteran ray mcgovern ray thanks for coming back on there whether you have that much faith in the u.s. system but what did you make of the european court of human rights finding with you when you're in rumania for hosting cia black sites i thought it was six. right good of course it came late we knew that the lithuanians in the polls and the rumanians and many other countries including thailand. had cooperated in the kidnapping torture and so forth. of these cia sites but it was good to get it on the record and people should take notice oddly it also indicates that jena high school will probably not be able to land in places like berlin or paris without some trepidation that should be arrested on the spot under the principle of universal jurisdiction i have to say though that they haven't been direct connections with the new boss of the cia to that but you think anyway the united states will be that worried that alone there arguable proxies of a one hundred twenty thousand dollar fine seem to be on the bedri t

senate torture report lifted the veil a month speakable crimes joining me now is a cia veteran ray mcgovern ray thanks for coming back on there whether you have that much faith in the u.s. system but what did you make of the european court of human rights finding with you when you're in rumania for hosting cia black sites i thought it was quite. good of course it came late we knew that the lithuanians in the polls and the rumanians and many other countries including thailand. had cooperated in the kidnapping torture and so forth. of these cia sites but it was good to get it on the record and people should take notice oddly it also indicates that gina haskell will probably not be able to land in places like berlin or paris without some trepidation that should be arrested on the spot under the principle of universal jurisdiction i have to say though that they haven't been direct connections with the new boss of the cia to that but you think anyway the united states will be that worried that alone there arguable proxies of a one hundred twenty thousand dollar fine seem to be. critics well i have t

ray romano is here you guys! steve: come on. >> jimmy: oh, my gosh. [ applause ] ray romano! i love ray romano. ed "wheel of opinions." that's goingo be fun. remember that bit ray did -- gosh, it's one of my favorite bits ever. i mean he's one of my favorite comedians ever, but he said, gu "how about tha-- how about the guy that climbed mount everest, and he didn't at tell his wife e's climbing mount everest. how do you not tell your wife you' climbing mount everest? like neil armstrong's wife sitting in the living room going -- that neil?" [ laughter ] is that neil? that's my favorite joke. he does it better than -- plus, she wrote and directed avi a new netflix called "like father," lauren miller rogen is stopping by tonight.rs [ chnd applause ] >> steve: yeah! >> jimmy: it's a good movie. very talented. and we have music from leon bridges, everybody. [ cheers and applause ] guys, it is time for tonight's show hashtags. here we go. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ hashtag hasghtags ♪ >> jimmy: hey, everybody, we do this thing every week where i send out hashtag, and we ask you guys to respond to that

rays. of course the x-rays showed the many fractures as a result of being shot down over hanoi and the subsequent beatings as a prisoner of war. it was out of pure generosity on his part that we became friends and traveling companions. john took great pride in this institution and in knowing that none of us in this body of 100, left or right, republican or democrat, conservative or liberal, none of us agreed with him 100% of the time, but every one of us respected him and the strength of his convictions. i always have. probably no one knows the first person to give him that nickname of mavrick, but he certainly lived up to it. for john it wasn't about playing a character on television. for him there was no switching between a public and private persona. he was the same when the cameras were on as -- were off as when they were on. when we were in the chamber, his voice would thunder on the senate floor when he was stirred to outrage, incredible force and conviction. and so he came to another affectionate name, hurricane mccain. his humor was legendary. he used his biting humor as a surface-to-air missile. we'll all know his incredible biography, his courage as naval officer and as a prisoner in vietnam. it was a story that inspired millions of people around the world, and i could see it when we traveled the world together. we would visit american troops overseas and it was incredible to see the respect that he commanded no matter where he went. mr. president, you served time in the military, you've been deployed, you know what it is like to be there and know when someone from home comes to thank you and support you and make sure you have everything you need. our men and women in uniform looked at him in awe and they hung on his every word. foreign leaders did the same. john really was a reassuring figure around the world. my first trip with john was thanksgiving 2007, it was before he was the nominee for president. he was actually trailing significantly in the polls, and we went to iraq during the surge. we spent the day in baghdad and in other locations nn the dark -- and in the dark of night flew out into the anbar province where his son was serving. we had thanksgiving dinner with a number of soldiers, and when john got to see his son, he went to hug him, to lift his arms, but because of the orthopedic surgery, he was unable to hug him due to the fractures. he was up on his toes to hug his son in the anbar province of iraq. i had a chance to have dinner with six soldiers that evening. they had one request of me. could i introduce them to senator mccain. our final trip was over memorial day this past year, 2017. it was to vietnam. we went to the lake where he had been shot down. it was a bipartisan group, senator coons from delaware was along. we went to the hanoi prison where he spent five and a half years. we saw the cell and we also went to the presidential palace. no matter where we went, he was met with a hero's welcome. i don't know how many people could have sustained and survived five and a half years in that prison with the beatings. it took a man of incredible courage and character and he gained credibility as well as a certainty for his own life. we also went to camron bay during the trip to vietnam and many vietnam war veterans had been through that area and they brought in the s.s. john mccain, the ship named after his father and grandfather. and while there, we had a -- a luncheon on the deck of the boat on the ship and it was -- it was called mccain field, and he was greeted warmly by everyone and he greeted them just as warmly. every senator who ever traveled with senator mccain shared a common experience. it was being approached by someone on the street or in a restaurant and being asked, are you with senator mccain? of course we would say yes. then they would -- they would hand us a cellphone and say, could you please take a picture of me with senator mccain? and, of course, we always said yes. you could see the reverence and respect that each of these individuals had for senator mccain. people also respected his incredible legacy of service, his strength as one of the fiercest legislators in our nation's history. it is fitting just a few weeks ago congress paid tribute to him by passing the john s. mccain national authorization act for fiscal year 20919. -- 2019. we all know that caring for the military was a abiding concern in his military career. he wanted to make sure that the men and women in uniform were treated fairly by the government, that they were respected and that they were honored for their service. you know, we get used to using language of combat around here and all sorts of other areas where it really doesn't belong, we talk about fierce political battles, hard-fought election campaigns. but as someone who knew what real battles looked like -- looked like, he had perspective on a real battle. he took them seriously and he never engaged in a fight where he didn't believe he was on the side of right. he never tired of ridiculing what he saw as wasteful government spending. every soldier, every sailor, every airman knows that none of us are indispensable. we serve our mission, and if we fall, another will step up to take our place. john understood that truth also about public service. i think john would also understand the sincerity of the grief that the members of this senate are feeling today. i remember vividly the last time i saw john mccain. i went to visit him and his wife cindy at the ranch in he is dona. -- sedona. john and cindy have been so kind to my wife, bobby, when we visited the ranch in the past. i remember john taking my wife on a tour of the many historic trees on the ranch. john was also very kind to my daughter emma in his visits to washington and in some of her travels with me. but let me assure you about cindy mccain. cindy is also an american of great strength and great courage. when i was there, we sat together and we talked about the senate, about his beloved arizona, about the past, and actually about the future as well and about the places around the world that we had visited together. the presiding officer: the senate needs to come to order. mr. barrasso: senator mccain was a student of history. we talked about teddy roosevelt's speech. it goes, it's not the critic who counts, not the man who points out how the strong man stumbles or where the doer of deeds could have done better. the credit belong to the man who is actually in the arena, who's face is marred by dust, sweat and blood, who strides valiantly. who knows the great enthusiasms, great devotions and spends his life in a worthy cause and who knows in the end the triumph of freight a -- great achievement. and if he fails, he fails while daring greatly so that his place shall never be among the cold and timid souls who know neerltsdz victory -- neither victory nor defeat. john mccain knew both. he knew victory and he knew defeat. john mccain was the man in the arena. mostly john and i sat and enjoyed the view of the river, the trees, and the red rocks. i know the view was one of his great joyce. the peace and -- joys. the peace and certainty of a -- serenity of a landscape -- ther serenity of a landscape shaped by years of water and -- wear and weather. people see symbolism in that. if john heard me say that, he would have said whiskey, tango, fox trot, get to the point. so i will. john mccain was the conscience of the senate. he served the american people and the senate on his own terms. he left us on his own terms as well p. -- as well. we grieve him today because, for us, it just was not enough time. that's the thing about our heroes. we start to believe that they will live on forever, but of of course -- but of course they do not. ronald raying p ann says this, -- reagan said this, when the lord calls me home, i will leave with the greatest love for this country of ours and with the greatest future. john mccain left with this greatest love of country for us and eternal optimism for the future. rest in peace john mccain, rest in peace. the presiding officer: the senator from hawaii. a senator: thank you, senator mccain may have represented the people of arizona but in doing so he changed the world. mr. schatz: his family legacy and leadership are actually rooted partly in the pacific. he met his wife, cindy, in honolulu, and generations of mccains have left their mark on the region. his grandfather served in the pacific theater as an admiral in world war ii. and his father commandedded armed forces in the pacific during the vietnam war and john s. mccain iii would become the most famous p.o.w. of the vietnam war. his relationships with the region began with those conflicts with pain and with loss, but he never let that beginn

ray. wickens hitting ray and spinning around hitting the fence. wickens air lifted to the hospital. injuries to the lower ex-prtremities and right . he is expected to go through an mri and surgery. others involved in the wreck are doing okay. guys, we wish wickens the best. could have been much worse after you watch the video. >> you have to figure out a way to keep the cars on the ground. that has long been a problem. those cockpits protect the drivers. it is hard to believe. >> incredible. >> scholes, thank you, my friend. >>> white house counsel don mcgahn left the president's legal team in the dark after meeting with the special counsel. now another alternative fact. >> it is somebody's version of the truth. not the truth. he didn't have a conversation -- >> truth is truth. i don't mean to go -- >> it isn't truth. truth isn't truth. ( ♪ mike: i've tried lots of things for my joint pain. now? watch me. ( ♪ ) joni: think i'd give up showing these guys how it's done? please. real people with active psoriatic arthritis are changing the way they fight it. they're moving forward with

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bottom of the 11th inning ray blacken tears and he's -- ray black enters.nst the team that's really struggling. you have to beat the reds. we know it's football season, did you know it's high school football season. number18th ranked de la salle and folsom open it up. daniel coming out of the scrum lunging for the end zone. 0-0 going into the 3rd quarter. spartans with the lefty quarterback, winging it, touchdown spartans, the defense stands up. 4th quarter, hale again. vince will score on the deflection and there you go. a couple yards out they score to make it 14-0. that's your final. de la salle with a victory. last week on the pga tour the pga championship. the guys that want to got that far the amateur championship. whittling down the field. will gordon ranked fifth in the country learning of golf. many frustrations. he's eliminated and he knows it as our local product, 29th in the country needed a 2-putt and it is gordon conceding. the stanford freshman has a victory. it's time to check this out on a friday night. take it to fenway park. smith, eduard

is not only a departure from typical bureau practice but it also contradicts director ray -- that's christopher ray's testimony to congress and his assurances that the f.b.i. intended to follow its regular procedures in this and all personnel matters. this decision should be deeply troubling to all americans. what's key here is that agent strzok is kind of at the intersection, the nexus, he is the common link, between the clinton e-mail case and the russia investigation and the one other person who also held that sort of dual hatted role who is really in a decision making position was former deputy director andrew mccabe and now both of these individuals have been fired for cause by the f.b.i. just as a footnote, strzok's attorney says this has never been any evidence that his political feelings directly impacted the decision making in the russia collusion case, but you know from that very public testimony there were many republicans on the oversight and the judiciary committee just felt that was a bridge too far. and that there really was evidence that some of his decisions were driven by politics,

. >> they brought the bomb squad out to come and x-ray her because our x-ray equipment can't shoot throughey confirmed there were fragments of bullets in side of her. >> reporter: the hope is these southern white females will become surrogates for northern white embryos. but creating those embryos depends largely on the safari frozen bank at the zoo. samples from some 10,000 animals. >> we have 12 different northern white rhinos and that is enough genetic diversity to bring back a self-sustaining population of northern white rhinos. >> reporter: durant believes assisted reproduction and stem cell research gives scientists an opportunity to resurrect the northern whites. a team from the institute in berlin has been perfecting a procedure to harvest rhino eggs and hopes to extract eggs from two northern white females this fall. not so long ago, the population of southern white rhinos was also dwindling. breeding programs have helped their survival. durant hopes one day, perhaps years from now, a newborn northern white will bring the promise of a return from extinction. >> it's a very emotion

ray of the if the first ray the first that is has a bone was more approximated to the second you wouldn't see the metal heads here and the big the bigger hole would stay in the straighter position so the positioning of the first one to toss the bone which is shifted to the mid axis of the of the patient is the reason for the problem so that you try anything to avoid this or to get rid of the pain self. and i think yes but i just decided to go for the operation so you will perform surgery on this with your own method so why did you create a new method a look at different methods that are common nowadays that are being applied justified the applied and i put different advantages of the shifting of the bone of the cutting of the bone and of the fixation into one method and do you always have to perform surgery. well the indication for the operation is mainly the pain of the patient so if the patient has pain the indications are so any degree of goes has a justification to be operated on if he has if it's painful at the other hand of course if you have a major deformity the justification is given as well so you don't always have to operate on this but if you operate you have to do it properly otherwise just take a look at an extra pot. for years during suffered from a bunny and she couldn't walk or even stand for long periods of time before needing to take the weight off her feet no shoes could help relieve the pain. five forty five it. was really desperate now i have no pain which meant i suddenly woke up in the night from the pain in my foot. i could walk but it hurt and. the sixty five year old visited an orthopedist who suggested an operation but she refused for me for comfort and as that was out of the question i wanted to try other options first be an orthopedist doctors i've been a blow off a glimmer of hope she saw that when maria luisa walked the pressure was incorrectly distributed in the big toe joint the muscles and tendons weren't in their natural balance position and that. she has a moderately severe bunyan but the joint is intact so when operation isn't necessary at this stage the first thing is to build up the in a foot musculature she needs to do exercises to reduce the pain in the second and third toes. dr blois all referred her to la schmidt a physiotherapist who specializes in feet she taught her exercises to strengthen the muscles tendons and ligaments in the fort and make the joints more mobile. louisa had to learn to stand and walk correctly again. and take muscular suddenly i discovered muscles in my feet the type never noticed i had before. really big new car because now i'd like you to distribute your weight between three points the heel the big toe and the little toe. louie's are also learned to do exercises to help rebuild the arch of the foot. at best at five s. it's definitely improved the pain has gone including the nerve pain i can walk again and i avoided an operation would you pay for me to have. fifty eight year old girl. also wanted to avoid an operation but eventually she decided to go ahead and have surgery on the bunny and on her left foot that was ten years ago i thought it was hard and i couldn't take the pain anymore it was just unbelievable and i'm an assistant to make her home so i have to walk fast if the bell rings even just during my normal shopping if i walk fast the pain was really intense hefty an operation seemed like our only option at first everything was fine but then after three years the pain came back but it was unbearable again she was desperate for a solution. my flat has ever asked me when you've had an operation but it didn't really help you get angry it's annoying you wonder what else you can do you. the pain got too much so she went to see an orthopedist again doctor who gave vice the could see why the operation hadn't worked on shortening the big toe in effect made the second third and fourth method tassels too long that resulted in a new misalignment which caused various calluses to form on the sole of the foot. the pressure distribution was wrong when she walked and that's why it was painful. because it can be at the back of the foot the middle or just that the front. in this case only the front was taken into consideration and not the entire midfoot. dr vise to explain the interaction between the individual bones and joints in the foot he suggested another operation for gondola. even if i just shift one small part of the foot i affect the biomechanics of the other parts so i have to know in advance what i'm changing in how and what reaction the foot will have. deaf was that we have this corruption and he wanted to shorten the metter tassel bones that were now too long to bring them back into a stable balanced configuration. put me at ease again i thought now you have another chance. going till i went under the knife again and had the matter tassels corrected the operation was eight months ago and she can still walk pain free it was so successful she now wants surgery on the bunny and on her right foot as well . so we can the operation performing the surgery right now so that's the usual way the. other surgeons are using for this kind of operation well. i think now the usual approach is the approach that i'm using your. line of the foot and the middle space what you do and. here is an approach from the meters site and so this is also not visible from a bluff so it's cosmetically it's also better at the other head it's also it has also the advantage that we are not. in the danger of in a way hurting the nurse that is exactly in this area so it's cosmetically better for the patient and for us the surgeon is better because you can see better into the operation feel yes and actually the way i cut the bone is also. has the necessity of having the cuts here in this area ok so in after you did the first cut what else do you do differently the way of cutting the bone is completely different to what we have until now described in the literature in the patient after the surgery is able to get up and walk definitely is able to walk right away is this means. to me that i have fewer of these bone reconstruction that i have here and the fixation by this plate and the six crews so stable that the patient can walk walk immediately after the operation without any crutches of any special shouldn't be wise but of course he should stay in bed for the majority of the three days that he spends in the hospital in order to get the one dry so it's a three day stay there exactly and what about it does this thing really occur after y. or is it healed if you operate this correctly you can see it right away and documented in the in the x. ray it's quite reasonable that you did everything right so this is something that you can be sure about that the permission has been successful at the other hand this device that you have here is this plate that i've constructed for this operation is a very stable is quite stable and so i can even operate on men with one hundred kilogram with the same the wise there are no different devices you know the woman's fifty kilo of the men is hundred and one hundred i used the same plate so this plate is very stable and the third if this is a stable plate should crack that well there must be some problem from the side of the patient maybe or from the production side which is a very. unprobable so the bunyan's occur in both sides of the body two thirds of the cases you have the body and are both on on both feet and actually i don't hesitate to operate both feet and once and so the majority of my cases are bilateral cases really. like this a patient because they can get up there was exactly becaus

. >> ray bogan in washington tonight, ray, thank you. >>> democratic house leader most in san francisco today suggested it's too soon to talk about impeachment. >> remains to be seen what the truth is and that will out. that's what we want to do is seek the truth. so we ask questions about impeachment, no, let's seek the truth and see where the truth leads us. but if i were president trump, i would be very worried right now. >> the former house speaker said manafort and cohen cases reflect a culture of corruption, cronyism in washington that democrats need to replace in november. >>> new details tonight about a measles warning out every contra costa county. health officials say the person infected has now recovered. now they are warning people who may have been exposed to that patient. ktvu's rob roth reports. >> reporter: contra costa county now has its first reported case of measles in three years. >> whenever there's a cause of measles, we're very concerned because it's so contagious. >> reporter: the county public health department has issued an alert that others could have been exp

cheryl: ray in honolulu with the latest, ray, good morning. >> hey, cheryl, lauren, calm thursday inolulu, we saw one of the most gorgeous sunsets people have ever seen but in an hour and hour and a half the wind start today pick up. many people in hawaii are feeling the storm's effects, for instance, right now a flash flood warning is in effect for parts of hawaii's big island after more than 20-inches of rain fell there in less than 24 hours, streets were flooded and this all while lane spins 200 miles southwest of hilo and now hitting island of mawi. causing more than 250 evacuees and shelters, the storm has been downgraded from category 5 but still very dangerous. >> lane was downgraded, it's wide and very moist and it's going to hang around for a while because it's moving slowly and that's why we are taking so much precaution here. >> so for that reason parts of hawaii are still under hurricane warning and literally any minute now we are expecting to get another update on the storm from the central pacific hurricane center. cheryl, lauren. cheryl: we will have much more on the s

this is from the football hall of fame induction ceremony of ray lewis on saturday night. rayewis, former baltimore raven, took the stage to very passionately embarrass his children. >> what i didn't have, the touches and the hugs and the kisses i give you, i never had that. i never had a father physically touch me and tell me he loved me. that's why i hug you guys so much. that's why i'm still kissing you on the mouth. yeah, i kiss all my kids on the mouth. don't hate. don't hate. stay with me now. don't hate. i know, i know, i know. [ laughter ] [ cheers and applause ] i don't know what they're saying, but it seemed like the kids liked it better when dad wore a face mask. [ laughter ] tonight as i mentioned was the season finale of "the bachelorette." becca chose garrett. they will be here momentarily. a lot of people thought becca would end up with blake, but here is when i knew it would be garrett for sure. at the moment when blake had a chat with becca's mom. >> every week it's just gotten better and better and better. becca is something incredibly special. >> she is. but

. >> ray bogan in washington tonight, ray, thank you. >>> president trump once again called the mueller proposal a witch hunt. his former campaign manager was found guilty of tax and bank fraud yesterday stemming from that investigation. the president wrote on twitter: i feel very badly for paul manafort and his wonderful family. justice took a 12-year-old tax case among other things applied tremendous pressure on him and unlike michael cohen, he refused to break, make up stories in order to get a deal. such respect for a brave man. democratic house leader nancy pelosi in san francisco said today it's too soon to talk about impeachment. >> it remains to be seen what the truth is and that will out. that's what we want to do is to seek the truth. when you ask questions about impeachment, let's seek the truth and see where the truth leads us. but if i were president trump, i would be very worried right now. >> the democratic leader said the manafort and cohen cases reflect a culture of corruption, cronyism and incompetence in washington. >>> san diego congressman duncan hunter said today h

ray was the man with the rifle in the bathroom, standing in the bathtub when he fired the shot. when you look at that photograp photograph, king is holding out his hand to ray. he is standing with his hands at his side thing you expect me too shake the hand of that -- >> right. this is just incredible. the manhunt chasing ray which is being led by the fbi, the one group we know was no fan of doctor king. they had placed doctor king under surveillance, people forgot the order was signed by robert kennedy. >> before you on, let's get into that a little bit. since their death, the kennedys and the kings have been grouped together, but the order to spy on doctor king had to be authorized by someone. the attorney general for that time was robert kennedy. >> remember this too. they were suspicious of doctor king. they thought he had communist ties. he didn't want to have a revolution, martin luther king in many ways was a very conservative person. the kennedys were very fearful. they thought it would lead to disorder. they were prepared to cut off the power of the speakers to the microphone. i would like to pair him with lyndon johnson. if you listen to the tape-recording he says martin, i need you now, i'll do anything to help you, i need your advice, i'm on your side. they work together in the civil rights act

ray: this building is about 125,000 square feet. lemonis: product would get made in a co-packer. ray: yes. lemonis: then it would get frozen? rayo-packer or here. we have a blast freezer here. lemonis: and then as the orders came in, they would get packaged in the respective container? ray: that's correct. lemonis: and ship frozen? once we ship it frozen, it will thaw by the time it arrives to the consumer, and it's perfectly fresh like the day that it was made. lisa: does it arrive cold? ray: no. whatever parameters we set to it, so, you might say, "i want it to arrive to the customer at 75 degrees," we will work backwards as a company here to making sure that happens. we want to allow you to just go sell, and then we'll do the rest. lemonis: now that we're able to deliver a fresh cookie, this packaging isn't gonna work. we're gonna need something better than a paper bag, so i'm bringing mr. cory and lisa to century packaging. frank: welcome to our plant. cory: now this is huge. lisa: cory, look. look. cory: cool. frank: first part of the process is the printing. cory: yeah. frank: and then after the printing, we dye cut. lemo

rays or angel rays. danny said that moment served as a special reminder that god is always with yo he shared that picture on social media and thought, you know what,boaybe eve needs a boost. come on. it's undeniable there. it's beautiful. angel in the sky. >> sweet. >> love it. >>> coming up, "fixer upper's" joanna gaines candid about being pregnant at 40 and why she feels like a firsttime mom all ove again. >>> but next, during a huge week for appm, steve jobs' daughter opens up about their very complicated relationship, coming up right after this. uh, all the cars? all the cars. old cars? yes. new cars? oh, yeah. sports cars? indeed. a big ol' boat-like car? permission to come aboard! what about a car that's all (makes awkward car noises) hgnnnn-nn-nn-nnnn-ayy-ayyy i don't see why not. what about, let's say... oh, i don't know, a purple van with a painting of a wizard just shooting lightning out of his fingers riding a unicorn sneezing rainbows? definitely. just asking for a friend. yea, i figured. 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"our big kids celebrated and anticipated baby cruz'srrival in the best way and i loved every minute of it." savannah and hoda?he >> best surprise, natalie. >> absolutely. >> thank you so much. i know when she said having a baby at 40. i was like that young! >> i know. >> for us! i know! >> there are song many good t about being an older mom and she nailed it. >> i think so, too. firstf all, it's a blessing no matter when it happens, and sometimes there's great things about being am. young you probably have more energy, but it's great to be an older mom. i know we've really appreciated it. >> i know someone was saying when i said i'm 52 and i have a baby, she said hoda, what that baby is? i said what? and she said, that baby's right on time. so whenever youave your bab is the right time to have it. >> is when it's meant to be. you can text today to 6 66 read more. >>> all right, mr. roker, a lot of people are talking about your forecast today. >> fortunately, a lot of triple digits on the map, unfortunately. although the pacific northwest, things cooling down. but in the meantime,wa staying out west. break from the heat today. portland, you'll see 71. missoula 79, but las vegas 108. saturday that cooler air makes its way obillings, but phoenix 109. denver will be 92ee de but temperatures then start popping back up again into the 90s out west. triple digits through vegas. and the heat returns here in the east with thhumidity being anked up as well. boston 88 degrees today. sament in ille. brunswick will be into the upper 80s. saturday, chicago, you're at 93, philly almost 90, 91 in tallahassee. and look what happens asea we into next week. here in new york city, 90s with high humidity! same in meraleigh. his will be in the 90s, n dianapolis in the 80s. chicago will bee 90s as well. that's what's going on around the country. here's what's happeng in your ne >>> that forecast also holds true for the washington area, after another rainy day today and a rainy start. tomorr we will get back to dry weather, sunshine and highs in the low s 90s fday and monday. but your friday is going to be cloudy, cool, rainy, and breezy. rain already moving in, and it's going to be with us off and on through the remainder of the y. temperatures now only in the low to mid-70s. high today only 83 degrees. flash flood watches continue into early gmorrow. coul one to as much as three inches locally in the next 24 hours. >> that is your latest weather. is is exciting! >> it is! >> it is so exciting! guess who's in the orange om. >> who? >> savannah. in for carson. she's the host of nbc's "stay n tuned" snapchat. good morning, savannah! >> good morning, guys. i'm so excited tbe here. so, we've got something fun for you today. it's a mascot job to keep the energy high and hype up the crowds, and jay kept that mentality when he posted this n pic his baskin-robbins get-up. he wrote "wake up, hustlers, let's get this bread. no days off." his kicked off a whole mascot movement here's adam in his chick-fil-a gear writing "rise and grind." reba shares a pic at mcdonald's th the caption "the grind never stops." this hershey bar is always on the job, making a quick phone call. rita's italian ice takes a break on a bench. and here is an actual dunkin' dou donut hard at work in city. they were giving the mascots credit for what can be an exhating job. even d.j. diplo was inspired, sharing a pic on his instagramb >> especially in the summer, i don't think there's a lot of ventilation going on. >> thero baskiins mascot looks like on a day like today -- >> melted. >> does it change based on the weather? >> all right, you have some "po start" fus? >> i do. first, by now, everyone knows about the in my feelings dance challenge, right, guys? it started when this young man came up with a dance to ake's newest song andge challend others to submit their own dance videos. the video quickly went viral and spurred everyone from decree ci will smith, and last night, drake released the official "in my feelings" music video in which he fls he dreamthe entire thing. >> kid from new york who spits en he talks all the time, did some dance to it, and then the world did the dance and will there, and just nobody would stop. it was -- i was terrible. >> you'll be all right. [ knocking ] >> yeah, i'm coming to get it right now. listen, i don't care who he is. drake, si we're ready for you. >> that's gi himself making a meo appearance in drake's music video. it's already racked up 6 million views. i love that. >> i know. at> up next, rayt help but ask if romano caught joh ham's impression of him. as a refresher, here's jon hamm's take onomano golfing. >> wow. come on. ah, be right. >> romano laughed off the impression but was quick to defend himself a hit back at him. take a look. >> it's like a doubl insult, because, well, he's making fun of my voice and he's making fun of my golf i don't hit that many bad shots. he's talki about a time when we played golf together. >> yeah. he's handsome and he's funny. here's jon hamm a hitting bad golf shot. go ahead, do the thing. i don't give a [ bleep ] i look like this. >>>nd al, you're in "pop start" this morning. es>> what? >> yrday, there was a youtube show featuring our own al roker. "hotlands" is a web celebrity guests are interviewed while they eat hotter and hotter chicken wings. >> oh, >> al took on the challenge while host shawn evans asked him abou i some of the highlight his career. naturally, rokerthon came up and al revealed a fun fact about that event. take a loo

. >>> a man from new york is suing celebrity chef rachel ray's dog food company for $5 million.rachel ray's nutrish dog food , which is advertised as being natural, contains an herbicide that can cause detrimental health effects. he says that information is not included on the dog package so nutrish, according to him, is guilty of false advertising . he also says the company is overcharging customers for a product that is not natural. nutrish is reduced by the jf smoker company which is says it is reviewing the claims of the lawsuit stands by its product. >>> a new tool for people who live in san francisco. up next we will show you how it is designed to show people all the transit improvements happening indid this, knocking this sikh man to the ground and then spitting on him. we will hear more about the attack on the victim's son-in- law. >>> so far it looks good in marin county as we look at southbound 101 and a central san rafael approaching the 580 interchange. >>> in weather we are tracking another round of low clouds and fog and a bit of haze with air- quality issues for today. with w

.>>> ray broken, thank you. -- ray, thank you. >>> there will be performances by the four tops and gladysena -- aretha franklin. there will also be performances by stevie wonder, faith answered -- faith hudson. >>> and three people threatened to kill one of the residents. >>> also a five-year-old boy stranded at school walks 2 1/2 miles on his own. the concerns now from parents. let our first responders come out and handle it. police and fire will respond as well as pg&e. pg&e will make the scene safe. ♪ ♪ south l.a. is very medically underserved. when the old hospital closed people in the community lived with untreated health problems for years. so, with the county's help we built a new hospital from the ground up and having citi as an early investor worked as a signal to others to invest. with citi's help we built a wonderful maternity ward and we were able to purchase an mri machine. we've made it possible for the people who live here to lead healthier lives and that's invaluable. ♪ to keep our community safe. before you do any project big or small, pg&e will come out and mark your gas

. >>> a new york man is suing celebrity chef rachel ray's dog food company for $5 million. mark keith parks claims rachel ray's nutrition dog food is advertised as being natural and contains an herbicide that can cause detrimental health effects. he says that information is not included on the dog food package so he claims the company is guilty of false advertising. he also says the company is overcharging customers for a product that is not natural. nutrition its products. >>> a new tool for people who live in san francisco. up next i will show you how it is designed to show people all the transit improvements happening in the city. >>> the search is on to find people responsible for knocking this see command to the ground and then spitting on him. we will hear more about the attack from the victims son-in- law. >>> good morning. we can see traffic is moving along well around the bay area including interstate 880 driving past oracle arena. >>> we are tracking another round of close -- of low clouds and fog. warming temperatures inland. we will look at the forecast highs coming up. >>> welcome back. new this m

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. >> she brought the bomb squad out to x-ray her because our x-ray equipment can't shoot through a rhinots of bullets inside of her. >> reporter: the hope is the southern white females will become surrogate white females but creating the embryos depends on the frozen zoo, the largest gene bank in the world, with samples from some 10,000 animals. >> so we have 12 different northern white rhinos, enough genetic diversity to bring back a self-sustaining population of northern white rhinos. >> reporter: durant believes assisted reproduction and stem cell research gives scientists an opportunity to resurrect the northern whites. a team from this institute in berlin has been perfecting a procedure to harvest rhino eggs and hopes to extract eggs from the remaining two northern white females this fall. not so long ago, the population of southern white knrhinos was dwindling. breeding programs helped their survival. durant hopes one day perhaps years from now a newborn northern white will bring the promise of a return from extinction. >> it's a very emotional thing for us to see a species become

ray, who is live on the island of oahu. last hour we talked you, ray, it was calm, and looks like things are still pretty calm out there at this hour. >> reporter: yeah, here in honolulu, it's still very calm. it's a fairly nice night, other than a couple of minor gusty breezes, but they won't really bother you. with that said, however, this is not the same story on the big island of hawaii. they had some severe flooding today, and even a landslide, and they continue to be under flash flood warnings. torrential rainfall, as hurricane lane churns closer to the aloha state. it has triggered landslides and flash flooding, and the rick for more severe flooding go -- risk for more severe flood goings up. >> we're concerned about the potentials for inland flooding, and dangers -- damage to the communications infrastructure. >> reporter: fema is helping state and local governments. and people have been stock filing supplies, leaving behind empty -- stockpiling supplies, leaving behind empty store shelfs. the u.s. military, which has a huge presence here, taking precautions, too. navy vessels have been moved out to see. fighter jets and cargo planes have also been relocated, now that lane's track has been harder to predict. >> there's a lot of uncertainty. what is for sure is that hawaii will be impacted by hurricane lane. the question is, how bad. >> reporter: we just got an update a couple of seconds ago from the hurricane center. it is still a hurricane 3 storm with 130 mile an hour winds. category 3 and above is still considered a major storm, and it's moving north at six miles an hour, so, frank, before we came on, you mentioned how slow it's going and the potential for rain, well, six miles per hour is a really slow storm that can dump a whole lot of rain. >> it sure can. ray, thank you. >>> an estimated 300,000 tourists still in hawaii, and some have decided to cut their vacation short. passengers said many of the travelers were relieved they were able to get on a plane. some airlines have already canceled flights for tomorrow. larry came back with 11 family members and said many businesses in hawaii were closed or short on supplies. >> closed gas stations. we didn't have enough gas, we thought, to get to the airport, but we did, but you couldn't find anything. >> many airlines are waving rebooking fees for flights from hawaii, including delta, haw hey, and american airlines. -- hawaiian, and american airlines. >>> so far today, the brunt of the real intense rainfall has been out toward the big island. some areas reporting over 15 inches of rain with the storm total. there's the circulation, still a category 3 hurricane with winds of 120 miles an hour. so there's the current position. as we look at the forecast track, the different forecast models each re

ray. >> wow. >> i mean, we had no x-ray in the hospital. and they had to carry the gurneys up the steps because they didn't fit in the elevator. i mean, it was -- and then i had a guest house in the house we lived in which i turned in to a hospital. and we could take 30 -- 30 some beds and we -- i had it arranged that if i call one person and then they called and we could set up this hospital and that was christmas eve. they were all there and -- remember they bombed -- >> right. what year was this? >> when was it? i can't remember. >> rex hotel? >> yeah, they bombed the rex and the other. and there was boq that they bombed and you know, it was awful because evidently presents just went out the window and what we did was we emptied out the hospital in town and brought them to my hospital. and then we could put the wounded in the hospital. >> okay. >> i know that doesn't make sense, but -- >> so you'd bring some -- bring up to 30 patients -- >> we brought 30 some patients -- >> to free up more room. >> to free the hospital. >> that makes per

ray's dog food brand. >> reporter: class-action lawsuit filed against rachael ray's dog food brand because it claims the dog food contains a chemical found in weedkiller. the court documents say the food promotes itself as natural with no artificial flavoring but that is false, deceptive and misleading. rachael ray york daily news in a statement, quote, she has gone to great lengths to provide the highest quality and safest pet foods on the market. she does and will continue to feed this to her own dog and extended pet family. the company that owns the brand will aggressively fight these claims. very scary. jillian: do you think rayon? they are not good right now. >> and advocacy group did a new annual report based on school safety supplies and found playskool brand crayons purchase data dollar store found trace amounts of as best us in them. the group tested six brands of crayons purchased in stores around the country and found in this particular playskool brand the green crayons contained that as best us. hasbro, the parent company, are investigating these claims but what is interesting about these crayons, they didn't have an approved product certified seal by the art and creative materials institute that these are safe and don't contain chemicals and are manufactured in china, something else

ray as the shooter. i acknowledge there have been doubts raised by different quarters including the king family posthumously questioning the way in which evidence was gathered, questioning whether james earl ray in fact murdered their father. when we think about the historical record, i go with the historical record that james earl ray is the shooter until we are presented with rocksolid evidence that shows something different. >> i guess you understand, the rock solid evidence is covered up. >> i understand people are saying that, i would love to see and hear more. i have read those perspectives. >> i will go back to that night 50 years ago on april 4 this is the audio of robert kennedy announcing the death of martin luther king jr. at an impromptu speech in indianapolis. this is what he had to say. >> in this difficult day, this difficult time for the united states, we have to ask what kind of nation we are and what direction we want to move in. for those of you who are black, considering the evidence evidently is, it was white people responsible, you can be filled with bitterness and with hatred and a desire for revenge. you can move in that direction as a country and greater polarization, black people amongst blacks and white amongst white. filled with hatred towards one another. or we can make an effort as mart

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ray is the shooter, but i definitely acknowledge that there are, there had been doubts raised by different quarters, including the king family posthumously, questioning the way in which evidence was gathered. questioning whether james earl ray in fact. >> moderator:erred their father. -- murdered their father. when you think about the historical record i go with the historical record that james earl ray is a shooter until and unless we're presented with rock solid evidence that shows something completely different. >> i guess you understand that the rock solid evidence is very seriously being covered up. >> i -- you know, i understand that people are absolutely saying that. and i'd love to see and hear more, and i have read those perspectives, definitely. >> i want to go back to that night, 50 years ago, on april 4th. this is the audio of robert kennedy announcing the death of martin luther king jr. and an impromptu speech in indianapolis. here's what he had to say. >> in this difficult day in this difficult time for the united states, it's perhaps describes what kind of a nation we are and what direction we want to move in. for those of you who are black, considering the evidence evidently is that they were white people who were responsible, you can be filled with bitterness and with hatred, and a desire for revenge. we can move in that direction as a country. and a greater polariza