morgan neville and robert gordon -- robert morgan brian: robert gordon, why did you do this documentary? robert: because it was exhilarating to watch them have dialogue back and forth and though it was 45 years ago, it spoke very much to the present tense. brian: and to your partner in crime? morgan: robert called me and said he had come across a bootleg tape of some of these debate between william buckley and corbett all. -- gore the doll. -- gore vidal. i was very interested in him as a character. buckley was someone we all knew from being such a tv presence, when i saw the debates i saw something that was really speaking to today as much as it was to 1968. we got excited and decided to make a film about it. brian: when did they start? and what was the point of your documentary? robert: they had their first confrontation in print in 1960 or 62. bill on the right, gore on the left. three columns, i think it was associated press that they did. it really became more personal when gore went on it the david celestine -- david suskine show and dismissed bill buckley as kind of a -- categori

robert: we did.e talked to people who were there, and i think the people who were in the control room were shocked. i mean, no one expected this. and they, you know i think we , have in the film, one of the guys in the control room says can they say that? and, it had already gone out. it was so shocking that they withheld from the west coast, they delayed the west coast broadcast. brian: did it ever show on the west coast? morgan: no. brian: here's some more of your documentary. this is a clip of bill buckley and gore vidal when fidel was wanting to expose buckley for something. >> buckley expected this to be an opportunity to debate the issues. to have some fun, he was not prepared mr. vidal. >> he wanted to take the national review as being racist and anti-somatic. -- anti-semitic. >> i don't think he was really interested in conducting a debate about the issues, or about the parties, or about the policies. what he wanted to do was expose bill buckley. >> their confrontation is about lifestyle. wha

so this was the first time i spoke with robert. so when he told me that another inmate had written the letter it seemed like a plausible situation. >> authorities say wolford had a motivation for changing his story and claiming he had nothing to do with the letter. their unsuccessful search resulted in a new criminal charge for him. >> they say i obstructed the fbi's and cleveland police investigations. >> wolford was charged with obstruction of justice. he pled not guilty but would remain in the jail until the case was resolved. if found guilty he could have several more years added to the 26 he's already serving. >> i got a saying for them. if the glove don't fit, you must acquit. going to trial. going to trial. that's o.j. >> i think we all know it's o.j. >> that's o.j. let's go to trial. >>> while wolford denied any knowledge of what happened to the missing girl named amman dashes he did say they were friends prior to her disappearance nine years earlier. >> we knew each other since we were little kids. i used to go to her work

these are unlicensed homes robert. robert, are these the guys from the other place?e they doing here? >> fox 29 investigates coming up. >> greek residents continue to flock the banks to make withdrawal at the country deals with financial crisis. banks have been closed for more than a week with cash withdrawals limited at 60 you're rows a day much that's it no more. wean while european leaders gathered for emergency summit today to decide grease's future and the european union. greek residents are voted no to demands from creditors for more budget cuts inside their country. they don't want to deal with that. many financial experts are saying the greek financial system is on the bring of collapse which means grease could get kicked out of the european union. >>> a solemn anniversary in london where britain' pay tributes to the bus and subway bomb that is happened 10 years ago to this day. 52 commuters died on july 7th 2005 when four british men blue themselves up on three trains and a bus. hundreds of people were injured. the killers were inspired by al-qaida. the brit

. >> one saturday morning, the mercks' son, robert, stopped by his parents' home for a visit. he immediately noticed something was wrong. >> he found a door open at the back of the house and entered and immediately detected a foul odor. >> i backed out of the house and told my wife, i said, something is wrong here. go across the street and call the sheriff's department. >> jim christopherson was one of the first to arrive at the scene. >> the entire residence was ransacked, everything turned upside down, chairs turned upside down. anything that was in a drawer was tipped out and spilled out on to the floor. >> when they got to the couple's bedroom, police discovered this was more than a robbery. >> clifford merck had been lying across the bed with his hands and feet bound with some sort of a cord, and he was obviously deceased. it was later determined that he had been shot in the head twice. >> nearby police found a pillow with two bullet holes. the pillow had been used to muffle the sound of the gunshots, but there were no spent shell casings in the home. >> so, whoever commi

how would you describe the roberts court?ot just this year but the last several years. >> i would describe it as a closely decided court that often comes down 5-4. usually kennedy is the swing justice justice. roberts is more conservative than credit for lately because the obamacare cases stand out so much in his record. his motive is political. he wants to avoid getting into a fight with the president of the united states. >> it's not really surprising that he goes one way or the other on some of these cases but what do you think explains justice roberts on some of these cases? it's political. chief justice wants to protect the reputation of the court. what do you think? >> there is something so that? >> he was fearing if they ruled against obamacare that the congress would turn it into a chaotic fight. >> that's not his job though. >> i understand that. the problem is its a very divided court. he read his descent from the bench and the next day justice roberts for the first time read his descent from the bench on the gay ma

robert: no comment.er all the waiting, it's official dez bryant and cowboys have agreed to a long-term deal. five years, up to $70 million $45 million guaranteed. last year he had 80 receptions with a career-high 16 touchdowns. and we all had fisher-price rims when we were kids, but i did not know how dangerous they could be. >> ah! robert: there we go. and what is the lesson children? never celebrate too early. like you have been there before. leon: exactly. robert: it's funny every time. finally tonight, the wizards get another victory in summer league action. they even their record at 2-2. leon: is mayweather going to respond? robert: i don't know. he tweeted tonight "dedication in the gym." leon: we are used to seeing cranes across the region, but never like this. steve rudin had the story earlier. a choreographed dance in chinatown. leon: construction is a way of life in d.c., but here something you have never seen before. dancing cranes. that's right, two huge cranes came to life in a synchronized

thank you, robert. live outside getting back to work after the holiday weekend get ready for some rain. devon lucie is in the weather center with storms heading our way? devon: that's right, hefty storms to the west. the belfort furniture weather center, the stormscan, heavy storms out and about. as we get to the doppler radar right to the heart of the matter, there is a look at the rain still mostly in virginia, shower activity montgomery county near bethesda. as national harbor, prince george's county, rain. the red box to the west is a flash flood watch. quantico, fort belvoir getting into the mix, old town alexandria showers moving your way. most of the storm staying to the west. the flash flood warning for the rural areas rappahannock culpeper, page counties. we are tracking the rain. all of the indications, the radar information, this will be here for parts of the morning commute. the second round will be tomorrow afternoon, evening. after that, the heat returns to the forecast. how hot and how lo

is up to here with a look back at the evolution of the roberts court are our panelists.colin, some of our liberal friends would like to call this court a conservative court. after this term can you really say that? >> this was not a conservative court this term paul. i mean look 56% of the decisions this term were liberal decisions and i think most telling of all the 5-4 decisions justice kennedy voted with the conservatives only about 20% of the time whereas he voted with the liberals almost half the time. also tellingly justice roberts went over and voted with the liberals on some key cases including the williams eulie case on florida judicial elections. so conserveativeconservative no. >> what kind of a court is it then is it a court basically that whatever john roberts and anthony kennedy decide on any given case? if it goes with the liberals it moves in that direction, if not, it goes in the other direction? >> i think that's right. i think it was an opportunistic court in that sense. you have to look at the fact that there was a lot of fracturing among the conserva

robert: no, no. damian: how do you get-- i mean, you got el chicano, you guys, the nightlighters, and little joe all on the same stage. different hours, but, boy, that's pretty amazing. robert: yes, it is. and again, it takes a lot of time and effort to get these bands in. and it's something that we enjoy doing. so actually, little joe was number one. we were going to reach out to him and he said yes. and then i got a phone call from el chicano, so they weren't even on the list and they got a call because they heard what we were doing. and that's how they got on board. and by all means, they're legends in our minds too, and we said yes, you can come out, come on in. damian: i mean, anytime you get, you know, a kind of a billing like that, it's easy to take the money and put it in your pocket and say, "we'll see you next year." but again, you don't do that. you're giving some of it back. robert: no, no, we're very blessed. i promote it to my band and we talk about it all the time is, you know, we've b

robert: 3 rebecca: good. robert: it will take em a monthh to find the person they want andnother 30 two get that person. recca: i think next year. we have a summer series of f the best off coming up. we are proud of this shshow. make surto stay tune for all our upcoming bestst of "washington business report." [captioning perfmed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit icap.org] morris: "government matters this week on -- this week on "government matters" -- >> we literally have not done anything. mois: as congress ways a nuclear deal with iran, lawmakers addresess the nuclear threat of an electromagnetic pulse. >> these figures have been vetted.. morris: a new and frightening advancement in cyber theft. hackers steal more than one million fingerprints in the opm data breach. >> this is a great deal for lockheed maredtin. it gets them in new helicopters. morris: lockheed martin will spend $9 million on aircraft and major components of its governmen

that's another robert hill. there's a lot of robert hills in the system. >> robert hill has a puzzling session with the jail psychiatrist. and -- >> socks, boxers, bras, panties, all underwear is dyed. >> the reason tulsa inmates have their underwear dyed orange. >> due to mature subject matter, viewer discretion is advised. >>> tulsa is the second largest city in oklahoma. but the tulsa county jail is a city within the city. along with numerous security concerns that come with temporarily housing some 1800 men and women, facing a huge array of criminal charges, it contains its own versions of the local post office, a hospital, and busier restaurant than just about any other in the city. it also contains a gigantic laundry facility. >> we usually do anywhere from 10 to 12 loads. each load, each washer, the big washers are 125 pounds. the small washers are 75 pounds. if that can kind of give you an idea. >> the various colored uniforms coincide with each inmate's classification. >> all county clothing is generall

robert: it's both.hey have had generous pension plans and do a lot of things internally which are not consistent with good fiscal policy. there is a bigger political problem and that is if you do not give greece anything and it deteriorates and collapses, that is horrible for the great people and horrible for europe. if you give them too much, other governments say why should we do the kind of tough fiscal measures the europeans want us to do? he will start protesting and asking for more liberal terms. there is a right balance. vonnie: has greece back to europe into a corner? robert: they have backed themselves into a corner. it's difficult to get into the dish given to things that europe wants. the germans have made these very clear demands on europe to come round. they are both in a very difficult negotiating position. tom: the idea of irresponsible -- whoever is to blame -- how does it set up vladimir putin and russia? robert: it's hard for me to imagine that the russians will not try to take advanta

robert, what are you doing? these are unlicensed homes robert.e the guys from the other place? what are they doing here? >> we to the new jersey department of community affairs what we saw at 186 hampshire road sicklerville. we asked them to tell us if they take action. and we'll report anything we learn. jeff cole fox 29 news. >>> come on, jeff you got to wear a fit the next time do you those stories. jimmy rollins talks before his first game against his former team. was he happy to get out of phillies. amazeing pile up in stage three trading-in or selling your car, truck or suv? webuyanycar.com takes the hassle out of selling in just 3 easy steps. one, get your free online valuation. two, drive to your local car buying center. and three, walk out with your check in as little as 30 minutes. buying used cars is all we do... all makes and models... no dealership pressure. we'll even settle your loan or lease. so don't wait. get your free online valuation now at webuyanycar.com ♪ >>> all right. phillies are playing the dodgers to the. >> testing. y

robert: i know, right? kelly: it's difficult for me to watch. robert: i can't watch it.but i imagine water helps everything go down. robert: it seems that way but i don't know. kelly: i have no taste for hotdogs now. done with kelly: we will have fireworks after all. devon: they're going to go off. we're watching one small shower behind the main line of storm. southern maryland, your storms pushing away so by 9:00, storms are gone. but isolated showers near winchester but closer to sunset those will fade, as well. dropping into the 70's for fireworks tonight, should be a great night. just remember what we were reporting earlier from rich, maybe bring more of something to sit on, a chair instead of the towels. kelly: i was sitting on a blanket yesterday when it rained. not the place you want to be. thank you for watching. wishing you a happy fourth. >>> welcome to "world news tonight." on this fourth of july, a celebrating nation on alert. thousands of officers on guard, in the air, on the ground, from the national mall to the vegas strip. the guns out, dogs, too. our tea

we can even go to bill clinton. >> now richard roberts. >> now richard roberts.e always been a womanizer. that's what most people say. something about a nice man in his mid-50s with a nice smile, healthy body and a full head of hair. women have a tendency to attract themselves to it. they are like moths to light. they just flutter right on in. >> though roberts considers himself a ladies man, some of the women in his life disagree. he is currently charged with assault and battery against a former girlfriend. he's pled not guilty and is awaiting trial. 16 months earlier, however, he pled guilty to three counts of violating a protective order taken out by another woman and served 60 days in the tulsa county jail. >> i was kind of hooked on women for a long time. after my wife left me and everything, my attitude changed about women. that was probably where the switch started going in reverse toward cocaine. >> though he has been caught in the jail's revolving door, robert says it was during a stay two years earlier that he had an epiphany. it had to do with discarde

whatever the big business wants, john roberts spend his career defending. has it been reflected in his agreements. >> show him a regulation he'll show you a way to knock it down. >> chief justice roberts managed to reach consensus more often than his predecessor. under the past 10 years, unanimous decisions averaged 44%, an increase over the previous 10 years under renned exist when it was 22 per cent. the court's decisions were deep. in the past year more than a quarter of decisions were on 5-4 splits >>> we continue our discussion of the law. indiana's religious freedom restoration act takes affect tomorrow an months of protest, debate and criticism. critics say it legalizes antigay discrimination. fear is the same. jonathan betz is in indianapolis with that. >> well this is a fear shared by gays and lesbians across the country, in indiana, it sparked controversy. the governor promised it fixed and many feel it's far from solved. in indiana there's about plenty to celebrate. >> discrimination is alive and well. >> reporter: months after a fire storm, the

robert: final note. d. absolutely united will be without their goalkeeper for four to six weeks after he underwent hand and knee surgery today. leon: i watched the tournament when it happened. couldn't figure out what it was. [laughter] maureen: quick on his feet. leon: absolutely! doug: showers, scattered possibly this evening. thunderstorms over southern maryland. the big area of rain we are watching west is torrential downpours. that will miss our area. but a piece of that could give us a shower or storm overnight. steve rudin has more when he joins you at 11:00. maureen: "world news tonight" >>> new details tonight. the great escape. the world's most notorious drug lord on the run. the massive manhunt now. tonight, we are at the prison. the mile-long tunnel that began in the shower right underneath his feet. and new outrage tonight from american authorities. >>> also breaking the boston police captain who turned his own son in. authorities say that son was planning a major attack. >>> the massive storm.

robert: i'm robert burton. coming up in sports the celebration season over for team usa. we're still talking about world cup and why bryce harper says no to the home run derby. that and more as "abc7 news at 6:00" continues. sfx: music throughout ♪ sfx: crowd cheering sfx: crowd booing ♪ sfx: crowd chanting sfx: crowd cheering music stops sc johnson a family company. soccer. top chef. soccer. top chef. [whi stles] soccer! top chef! [shouting] disco! [singing] say it and see it. the x1 voice remote, only from xfinity. maureen: this was a require sight at reagan national airport this morning. a new 787 dream liner belonging to vietnam airlines landed after a quick trip from dulles airport. it's huge. it is rare for a wide body plane to land there. rare for an international plane to land there. it's a big plane. beautiful. maureen: new at 6:00 another opening for d.c. iconic restaurant. leon: a new ben's chili bowl for eighth street. today is a soft opening. not the official opening. maureen: samford is live with the celebration and when they will have the grand opening. sam

robert: i'm skeptical too is just too perfect. he said that it took many attempts before he got a, goes without saying. and a nice backflip, by the way. torrey smith has taken to social media, pictures of his family and his son. check out this post. >> ♪ you already know what it is ♪ [laughing] robert: and if you notice the diapers, it's a little heavy. and he's with it. he's doing the dance. fun stuff. leon: i've been to parties like that. looks familiar. robert: u.s. men soccer team taking on panama tonight. right now the matches tied at 1-1. leon: dancing with a load. you have probably heard about the big taylor swift concerts tonight and tomorrow. it's not just about the music, it's also a leon: lots of lawmakers putting aside their differences tonight for taylor swift. 26 congressmanen hosting fundraisers at taylor swift's concerts tonight. said to be charging $2500 each for a ticket to the show and mingle with d.c. insiders. leon: something lost in translation. anyway. steve: tomorrow, humidity in the air, thunderstorms in t

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robert, what are you doing? these are unlicensed homes robert.the guys from the other place? what are they doing here? >> we to the new jersey department of community affairs what we saw at 186 hampshire road sicklerville. we asked them to tell us if they take action. and we'll report anything we learn. jeff cole fox 29 news. >>> come on, jeff you got to wear a fit the next time do you those stories. jimmy rollins talks before his first game against his former team. was he happy to get out of phillies. amazeing pile up in stage three of tour de france. the leader suffered a serious injury. all of that coming up in sports. ♪ >>> all right. phillies are playing the dodgers tonight. just under way already two-two in the bott. to second. the phillies have the worst record in baseball. we know that only because each team has to have one representative on the all star team the phillies have one player. jonathan papelbon was selected as the phillies only all star. i don't agree. i thought franco should have made it. but the national league has 33rd men.

robert honda is there. robert homeowners against the homeless. what happens now? >> reporter: well that's right, raj. it's not unusual to hear people who are sympathetic to the homeless say not in my backyard but sometimes the bridges and overpasses are now very, very close to people's back yards and while still sympathetic, they are also concerned about public health and safety. the growing homeless encampment near severance drive in south san jose may have been intended to be set up under highway 87 but ended up against the wall of the residential neighborhood. >> i hear people at night that i thought they were just rodents, but next thing you know i'm hearing coughing fires, smelling fires. it was scary. >> we have never felt nervous living where we're at. we've been very happy here. we have an outdoor kitchen. we love to use. but now we don't even want to use our backyard because of the homeless situation that's right over my wall. >> reporter: but this residents' group says it is frustrated because they keep getting the run-around while trying to find out wha

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robert: i think just two points. point is i stick to the view that actually contagion risk in european capital markets is going to be minimal. so as a result the minor selloff that we saw in the spanish italian and portuguese government bonds was exactly that. it was minor. and it was short-lived. and now we've seen the rally back to i think probably a sustainable level. so those bond yields. the second point is that the impact of all the problems of greece and greece this year has gone back into recession. i think at best, we're going to see feeble growth, perhaps less than half a percent growth year on year in greece in the first half of 2016. i think the rest of this year, you're going to see the economy contract again. but i think the impact of that on the rest of the euro zone and the european union more broadly is actually going to be very minor indeed. and one has to emphasize the amount of stimulus whether it's the devaluation of the euro, whether it's low commodity prices, whether it's e.c.b. q.e., a huge vo

robert: that is a shot in the arm for at&t.t is good news area that provides a nationwide footprint for a stronger national competitor against comcast, time warner cable. it's good for competition. emily: let's talk about comcast comcast getting a huge boost from new films out. are we going to see the film side of the business getting more attention going forward? jonathan: it was spectacular this quarter. they blew away everyone's expectations. year-over-year. unfortunately the cable side of the business was a little ho-hum , and that is the piece we tend to focus on most. the cable side of the business did fine. the broadband business is continuing to improve, but they did not beat by nearly the magnitude they didn't film entertainment. emily: comcast now has more broadband subscribers in cable viewers. robert mcdowell, jonathan, thank you to both of us, breaking that down for us. that does it for this edition off "bloomberg west." don't forget to catch the latest episode of studio 1.0 tonight my discussion with youtube found

robert: they will need to write it down.mans seem willing to do the latter, they want to prolong the payment. for maybe deck -- payment period for maybe decades. potentially beld longer and more volatile than getting the deal passed? this is going to require a lot of subsidies, including for pensioners to have their pension reduced, so there will be things that will make it very difficult for the greek people. on the other hand, had they not done this, it would have made life even more difficult. the banks would not have been able to reopen and there would have been a huge, catastrophic credit crunch and they would have to probably not go out of the eurozone or go out of the euro or stop using the euro. betty: temporarily, at least? robert: temporarily, at least, and it would take months to put that into place. betty: across europe, there is very little sympathy for the greek people, in particular what is going on, in germany, they were outright angry having to go through this and having to bail out greece. there were sympat

. >> vance roberts is the registered owner of the truck and the house. have you been for the last few hours? apparently he had cut his arm, and they did have a very funny story to tell, in my mind, that this girl was trying to steal, that's why she jumped out the window, and that's how he received his cut. that he had went to a local hospital to receive medical treatment for his arm. >> after we spoke to him, we decided to interview his brother. >> paul jackson. jackson states, you know, i was just basically along for the ride. i don't know what happened. i thought he picked up a prostitute, they were having a lot of sex and i was watching tv in the living room. completely unbelievable to me. >> it was very tough not to just want to go throw them in jail right off the bat. but we wanted to make sure we did everything exactly per the letter of the law. they were told that they could not enter into the house before we could get back with a signed warrant. the truck they were driving, also, was going to remain on the property. but at the same time, you know

robert: i'm sweaty robert burton live at nats park where the reds are finishing up batting practice.ing up in sports we will tell you about a guy stepping up big-time. "abc7 news at 6:00" continues. why are we watching this again? i pay for all these channels, so i make myself watch them all. joey, i'll watch anything except this. except this. go back, go back, go back, go back, go back, go back. fios custom tv lets you pay for the types of channels you want, not the ones you don't. 100% fiber optics is here. get out of the past. get fios. now for $79.99 a month. go online or call. call the verizon center for customers with disabilities at 800.974.6006 tty/v leon: no regrets. that is what organizers say about a party devolved to a drunken brawl involving hundreds of people. this unfolded in sterling much to -- much to the chagrin of the neighbors that lived there. jeff has more on what both sides say went down. what a mess. jeff a total mess -- jeff: this is a total mess. not much happens here but that was not the case this morning and late last night. the huge party erupting at a ho

robert: i know. and the u.s. men's team playing honduras right now in a friendly, the was leading in the final seconds. leon: let me guess, the cricket team showed up, not the soccer team. robert: somebody did not show up, that's for sure. leon: coming up, upside down. these window washers made the day for some sick kids. [beeping] ooo come on everybody, i think this is my grandson. [lip syncing] ♪little girl you look so lonesome oh my goodness. ♪i see you are feeling blue ♪come on over to my place ♪hey girl ♪we're having a party happy birthday, grandma! ♪we'll be swinging ♪dancing and singing ♪baby come on over tonight leon: real-life superhero encounters at this children's hospital in iowa. the patients were treated with the excitement when the three masked men appeared outside of the window. these are window washers at work. the added bonus, entertaining the kids. leon: all right, mr. hot and sticky. brian: shower chances tomorrow. we will have the updated forecast in the morning. leon: jimmy kimmel live is ne

robert: i've spoken to mr. trump about this. he is keeping it out there is something he dangles over the party, because he believes if he is not treated the way he would like to be treated by the gop he could run as a third-party candidate like ross perot did in 1992. at this point, with him leading the polls heading into the first debate, he thinks the gop nomination is within his grasp. laura: how worried is the republican establishment particularly jeb bush, by his candidacy? or are they dismissing it? robert: they are fearful because he has a way of overwhelming the entire gop. the republicans are strategizing, how do you approach,? if you go at him, you better make sure your shot does not miss in terms of your rhetoric and political attack because he will go right back at you. the chairman of the party has asked trump to tone of his comments on immigration and john mccain and other issues but he has not gone on the forefront of the attack on trumpet since then because if you go after trump he becomes more of a story and tha

robert: i'm robert burton. it's all-star night in cincinnati. the best of the best will face-off for home field. bryce harper will take part in the activities with the shirt on maureen: the debate is growing in rockville over where to build a new school bus depot. the current plan would place 100 buses beside the montgomery county school system headquarters. kevin lewis explains the opposition and why the decision must be made quickly. >> this parking lot may soon become montgomery county newest bus depot. it's all because the county sold the other bus lot to a developer who approved grounds on a massive mixed use community. translation. 400 bright yellow school buses need a new home. >> i think maybe they could have been more aggressive to look for the alternate solutions. >> jessica thinks the school leaders procrastinated. after all spcs says it will likely have to squeeze 100 buss to the administration building parking lot. and shift the remaining 300 to a maintenance facility. >> what could 100 buses do to roadway? [laughter] >> myra lives

robert: that is a shot in the arm for at&t.is good news for them and video suppressors. -- video subscribers. the fcc probably feels that deal provides a nationwide footprint for a stronger national competitor against comcast, time warner, and others. it's good for competition. emily: let's talk about comcast, comcast getting a huge boost from new films out. jurassic world, furious seven. are we going to see the film side of the business getting more attention going forward? jonathan: the film side of the business was spectacular this quarter. they blew away everyone's expectations. reported phenomenal growth year-over-year. unfortunately, the cable side of the business was a little ho-hum, and that is the piece we tend to focus on most. the cable side of the business did fine. they are continuing to take share. and the broadband video business is continuing to improve, but they did not beat by nearly the magnitude that they did in film entertainment. emily: comcast now has more broadband subscribers than cable viewers. mcdowel

robert: i will take off. kellye: harrison ford back in the spotlight. kellye: harrison ford made his first public appearance since the crash landing that han solo would be proud of. >> are you feeling ok? harrison: yeah, i'm fine. kellye: he attended a "star wars" panel presentation at comic-con. he was hurt landing his world war ii era plane on a golf course in march. in case you needed any more proof that you cannot take your eyes off a toddler, this photo was blowing up on social media. the 20-year-old got into a bucket of paint, leaving a painter behind. -- this two-year-old got into a bucket of paint. >> i was like, what in the world just happened? then i said, grab the phone. kellye: she is known for getting into some big messes. she has dug up flowers from the garden and also ripped clothing from the closet. her mother says she has never done anything like this.

robert: covering all the bases. horace: still ahead, counting box office receipts.ace: the latest superhero movie is doing big business. marvel's "ant-man" debuted at number one. coming in second is "minions," the short little guys, $50 million. third was "train wreck." horace: heat can be "ruff" on man's best friend. see where i went with that? the dogs cool off by jumping into the kiddie pools. devon: right into the dog days. horace: oh, devon! devon: 97 with the heat index tomorrow, pressing 108. the heat advisory is not into effect tomorrow, but likely will be issued monday. we will finally end the heat wave wednesday. eileen whelan will talk more about the forecast on "good morning washington." stay cool, stay safe. ♪ ♪ ee-e-e-oh-mum-oh-weh ♪ ♪ hush my darling... ♪ ♪ don't fear my darling... ♪ ♪ the lion sleeps tonight. ♪ [snoring.] ♪ hush my darling... ♪ [snoring.] ♪ don't fear my darling... ♪ ♪ the lion sleeps tonight. ♪ [snoring.] take the roar out of snore. yet another innovation only at a sleep number store.

robert: the capitals held their annual fan fest this morning. the slap shot cage, moon bounce and street hockey. the kids had fun with that, of course. the highlight of the day, newly acquired forward to signing autographs. just one more thing on his to do list. he is moving into a new house. five days later, he's getting married. >> me and my fiancÉ were walking around. i was just so excited talking to the coaches. i want to play right away. it's awesome being here. i cannot wait to get here. i will enjoy the summer in the off-season in the new house, but i'm ready for the next chapter. robert: congrats. the redskins official military salute at fedex field. there was music along with a meet and greet with current and former players. a fan favorite, doc walker, former redskin, also the u.s. marine corps drill team. and it looks like there is another foot injury and he will miss 2015 and 2016. good for h kellye: how long will the beautiful weather last? devon: all weekend long. alexandria's birthday going on from 7:00 until 9:00 fireworks later,

robert, are you ready robert?m. >> jimmy: robert, you know, it may seem like you're going to run away with this but i think you will automatically get a handicap because people assume you're going to create a big splash. >> yeah. >> jimmy: you have to jump correctly, all right? all right, robert. are you ready? >> yeah, i'm ready. >> jimmy: all right, here we go. count him down. >> guillermo: three, two, one! >> jimmy: guillermo, run! here we go. oh my goodness. all right. i think robert's shorts came off. there you go. let's see, will be better -- oh -- i don't know why, it's going to be interesting to see how the judges score that one. mark? >> robert, you got points because the pool actually moved. but the splash wasn't as big so i'm only going with 8. >> jimmy: mark gives robert an 8. hannah? >> i'm giving him a 10 because i like his swimsuit. >> jimmy: aunt chippy? >> i'm going to give him a 9 because he didn't drown me. >> jimmy: 27 points. what a close competition this is. how are you feeling, robert? >> li

. >> in 1992, robert glenn was sentenced to three years for auto theft.n we met him 15 years later at california state prison corcoran, he was still in prison. two of his former cellmates were six feet under. glenn murdered the first one while he was still in county jail. >> i slashed his throat repeatedly. blood was everywhere. and then another inmate passed me a shank, probably about that long, with a handle on it and i just started stabbing him. stabbed him over 100 times, in the back, sides, the neck. he was crying, telling me to stop, begging for me to stop. he was still alive through all of it. >> you're smiling. >> i like that. that was one of my favorite ones right there. >> he surprised me in that he had a gleefulness about him as he was discussing the violence he had committed in prison. he had this proud little smile as he was telling us these very disturbing and violent acts. >> after murdering his cellmate in jail, glenn came to prison where his predatory behavior escalated. >> while i was there for about a year, i got about 14 assault on inm

robert: i think we will be as good as we want to be. i feel like the outside doesn't believe in us don't expect anything from us. there are no wins to determine success. just win. lou: from the nfl. possible random ball testing the upcoming season. among details considered for a new policy having game officials appointed by the refs inspect the 48 footballs for each game. more than two areas before kickoff. nats licking their wounds. the ten-game roadie consider at the florida fish tomorrow night. meanwhile, the yesterday angels-rangers game. mike trout blasted two home runs including a grand slam. look at this. this fan catch and to think the trout net. right in the trout net. unbelievable. you have to love it. that is the stuff that the dreams are made of. i caught it in the trout net. how do you feel about that? martinez is in action tonight as they will host the california dream 7:00 p.m. is that awesome. grand slam. awesome. way to go. doug: humid tonight. shower and storm activity over for the area. look at the forecast tomorrow.

robert: i'm robert burton. coming up in sports the nats hoping to avoid the sweep against the reds. the injury bug won't go away. another national sittingout. details as "abc7 news at 6:00" leon: metro needs leadership. that is a message coming from virginia governor as he calls on the transit agency to make tough changes. bureau chief jeff goldberg joins us with a look at the governor's statement today. jeff? jeff: the governor is known for speaking with a lot of passion on any topic. that is again today when talking about a lack of leadership at metro. just as the governor was speaking in downtown washington, metro making the announcement they are moving forward to address this issue virginia governor was all smiles today chatting with the members of the metropolitan washington council of government. he got soars you in a hurry. >> it's time to get the act together. we need a dynamic leader from metro now. >> metro has been without a general manager since january. after months inaction the chair announcing the search for a leader is resuming with an emphasis on leadership, safety

nbc's robert honorda continues our coverage. robert you told me earlier the possibility of more rain and wind has some people worried that people might not really think more about the drought because they think it's going to rain. >> reporter: well, that's true jessica. it has been kind of mixed emotions out here. we're out here by lexington reservoir. and as you can see, it is a nice picture, not really a stormy day. and in talking to people about the rain i kept hearing the phrase, we really need it. they're right. but there is still a price to pay for this unexpected blessing. the sudden appearance of storm clouds in the bay area today turned into a tiny bit of rain slightly more wind and a little bit of shock. >> could not have been more surprised. came out just happy that it wasn't 100 degrees. which is what we've gotten used to. >> reporter: what do you think of the rain? >> good to see. >> reporter: julie kim bell of boulder creek had professionals come to her property in the santa cruz mountains. she said it was good tim

robert: friday, with lights failing, three times. today, no short-circuits, but a long day for the nats. game two top of the fifth yasiel puig rips a single to left. the play at the plate, say. 4-0 dodgers. clayton kershaw, eight innings, gives up three hits, struck out 14. he gets pulled in the ninth inning, which was not a good decision for the dodgers because bryce harper would go yard. upper deck, home run number 27, but it was not enough, the nets lose 4-2 here is harper on c kershaw. bryce: he's pretty impressive, so we just have to tip our cap. we get greinke tomorrow. robert: continuation of game one before that, bottom of the eighth, madison decker crushes that into the second deck. nice catch by this kid, j.r. nats win the suspended again 5-3. o's-tigers, top of the third, no score. manny machado. deep left. that is way out of here. hangover from the home run derby. chris tillman come he is strong come into the eighth inning. jonathan schoop snags it, showing off the hops,. o's win 3-0. the delays just do not stop at st. an

robert: bryce was an all-star in the fashion world today.st, the shih-tzu, his initials and numbers on the shoe. -- the shoe, his initials and numbers on the shoe. and the curly w. by the way, that is his niece, little harbor. -- little harper. and it must be a trend the fashionable shoes with the red bottoms. it was more stylish? i think bryce wins because of creativity. right now in the all-star game the national league 6-2 in the ninth inning. robert: and thing bryce's shoes on will not put you on the disabled list. leon: coming up, something you have never seen before. leon: walmart and amazon offering sales in an unofficial online holiday. also nasa completing a successful mission to pluto. and improvements in the weather outlook. read the forecast at wjla.com. we have bike to work day and shake your -- take your child to work day, how about tube to work day? in boulder, colorado, they got into the creek with their tubes. it started in 2008. this year, nearly 200 people participated. not so much fun if you sure to work with a trout in y

king and robert kennedy were able to do on hunger in an earlier era. and when you look at the pervasiveness of poverty today, you know, there was a front page story in the new york times because we had such a hard time proving that there were people who had no income in mississippi in 1967. nobody wanted to believe it, and orville freeman, and even with robert kennedy coming, they were saying, "there are no people in america who can't afford two dollars for food stamps." well it took, you know, a huge amount of hearings. but jason deparle did a front-page story in the new york times within the last year saying that there were six million americans, one in 50, who had no cash income and were dependent on food stamps. and those people all ought to thank those poor people who made hunger a national issue a long time ago and made those small programs become massive national programs. nobody responded. the absence of voice, the separation of people, one from the other, this growing gap in no voice, which i call the growing corporatization of america. we've