the coach add navy is sid fee. if that name sounds familiar, she won several national championships at maryland as a coach. this is a picture of the 1995 team with ken shaw, kathy reese. and missy who coaches penn state. >>> so nobody likes a whiner right? this years whiner of the week kevin durant. fans criticized durant for joining golden state. and in an rv back. don't blame him for the lack of parity in the nba. saying i'm the reason that brooklyn gave all of their picks to boston. let's not act like it's a shocker that the warriors are in the nba final for a third straight year and durant will probably end up getting his first championship. so yes, i will throw a little shade at lebron. >> i'm going with golden state too. i know you are going for cleveland. what about you? >> east coast. >>> yellly weather alert tomorrow. most of the showers north of town. nats game should be fine both saturday and sunday. >> that's the news at 6:00. cbs is next. >> we'll see you at 7:00. if you are traveling for the weekend,

sasha and ah lee yeah went to sid well. and chelsea clinton graduated from saidwell friends. >>> we're following a developing story on a cyber attack that has gone global. ransom ware hitting devices that use windows. it's exploiting a witness and then leaked to the web. now the malware is locking up computers and demanding a ransom sent welcome tonically through bit coin. it has hit 60 countries including the u.s.. fedex is just one of many companies targeted. europe seems to be getting the worst of it right now. some hospitals in britain have been forced to cancel procedures. >>> pope francis is in portugal. canonized two children that claim they saw the virgin mary. today marks incident witnessed by three young shepards. it's considered one of the most important events in the 20th century by the catholic church. thousands have made the pilgrimage. >>> up next a shooting at a nursing home kills the >>> this is a heartbreaking story out of ohio. a police chief and father of six was among the dead during an ambush at a nurs

. >> this sid yo is inn cell. this woman takes action when someone tries steal her car.ut the video. she's pumping gas and she puts the pump i was within a few seconds another car pulls up an bad guy tries to get in her car. right that. the woman says not today. so she jumps on the hood of her car. look at this. >> my goodness. >> pulled unthe windshield wipers to hold on. he tries to get her off and he just bails and jumps in her car as it rolls away. >> i don't think it's fully sunk in how really bad that could have been. i know it's not the right decision but it was my gut instinct. >> um-hmm. >> that's instinct wal be careful the bad guy managed to get away with her phone and purse. >> luckily no one is hurt. close call for toddler in texas. her bracelet got stuck in a garage door as it started to open. who came to her rescue just in time. you probably gotten a scam phone call at least one. how cell phone company is now trying to crack down on those. scott? >> iain another round of showers and thunderstorms rolling in the metro area. wee talk about the holiday weeken

. >> you know, when she told me that i was being noncompliant, i sid, ma'am, you have been drinking? jetblue had police remove the jetblue had police remove the family because they claim claimed a for flying. >>> united is refusing to say specifically how there are other safeguards in place to secure flight decks. u.s. airlines beefed up cockpit security after 9/11. >>> and then making sure driver's license and state i.d. cards have to meet a standard, and you have to show birth certificate and every air traveller will need to show the real id to get through the airport security. >>> there's a new proposal to combat distracted driving. it's called a breathalyzer for texti texting. lawmakers are considering new legislation to allow police to use a device to determine if you had been using a phone in a crash involving an injury. and they are calling it a atext alieser. >>> i see we are going to get warmer by the end of the week, and a lot of people will be excited about that, mike. >> hopefully because it's going to hang around for several days. until we get to that, we have one more w

how do you account for that record and that development progress outside of the j-sids? and this -- if that's the cause of gmd's problem, how do you account for that? i think basically the bottom line is, the ekb never got the design turn. everybody knew it was a prototype back in 2004. and it never got that second wave. and that's why we're sitting here, life-extending it along. and that's why the next design is so important. >> tom, thank you. we are almost up at 11:30. i have to ask you, how hard is our stop? >> we have a couple minutes. >> let's go over a couple minutes. raise your hand, please. wait for the microphone. and gentleman in the second row, please. if you would let us know your name. >> sure. john harper with national defense magazine. tom, in your opening remarks are you mentioned the importance of space-based centers, and senator sullivan touched on that, as well, earlier this morning. i was hoping the panel could flesh that out a little bit more. obviously, we have satellites that can detect missile launches. what would a space-based layered system ent

and i just got in the elevator sid he said were you one of my television neighbors.as like, yes. i was one of your neighbors. >> anthony told him how he had just watched the show and how it made him feel better. yo he sat down and he said would you like to tell me what was upsetting you. i didn't have anybody that i could talk to like that. i felt like his trolley car. i fell off the tracks. he put me back on. and that was all i needed. and at one point i said i'm really sorry. i hope i'm not tying you up, and n u have somewhere else to go. he said sometimes you're in just the right place. >> i look for the people who are trying to help. >> mr. rogers was in just the right place again this week. reminding us to look for the helpers, the first responders, the global leaders and caring neighbors across the world who still outnumber evil. a million to one. >> steve hartman, on the road. in los angeles. >> quijano: that's the cbs teekend news for this sunday. later on cbs, "60 minutes." i'm elaine quijano in new york, for all of us at cbs news, thank you for joining us.

game five saturday night at the verizon center that was without sid the kid so not good. >> no. >> notave hope. >> good morning to you. thank you for joining us. i'm maureen umeh. >> and i believe wisdom martin. mike you're a very busy man today because you're going to be out and about. tell us why. >> i'll tell you why. >> why mike. >> we got weather day today. >> my goodness. >> we're going down to nats park. i'll be there, tucker will be down there starting at 6:00 a.m. we will take some live shots from tucker down at nats park. sue is going to be down there, caitlin is going to be down there, the who's who of the weather team will be there. let's get your forecast in. here's futurecast. 10:30 a.m. there's your mix of sun to start the day t i do think well get a decent amount of sun in the early half of the day before the clouds move back in through the afternoon hours. by 6 o'clock we're all cloudy. you can see showers just off to our south there. we work into the late evening hours, the showers start to push in. kind of from west to east here, i-81 is a soaker by the time we get t

sid a d.u.i.rticularly good for a lirporate image. >> reporter: despite not winning a major since 2008, woods is still ranked 12th on "forbes'" list of highest paid athletes with over $45 million in earnings last year. jeff, he will be arraigned on july 5. >> glor: don, thank you very much. up next, the door to cuba is open, but how many americans are entering? entering? or snack a day with glucerna made with carbsteady to help minimize blood sugar spikes you can really feel it. glucerna. everyday progress. i even accept i have a higher risk of stroke due to afib, i accept i take easier trails than i used to. a type of irregular heartbeat not caused by a heart valve problem. but no matter what path i take, i go for my best. so if there's something better than warfarin, i'll go for that too. eliquis. eliquis reduced the risk of stroke better than warfarin, plus had less major bleeding than warfarin. eliquis had both. don't stop taking eliquis unless your doctor tells you to, as stopping increases y

but leader sid cordle says their flagship policy is on alleviating poverty: because we, as christiansks, we understand why people are going and what policies we need to stop it. we want people on disability benefits to not haveit people on disability benefits to not have it taken off them unless they have it taken off them unless they have an alternative source of income. we want people who apply for benefits, the day that they apply, to get benefits. at the moment people have two weights and weeks and we want everyone who is sleeping homeless to have a shot at ago too. we will have free night shelters for all people as long as they are not on drink and drugs —— to have a shelter to go to. so theresa may has launched the conservative manifesto, with a promise to be "upfront and straight" about the challenges facing britain. there are measures to bring down immigration, as well as proposals to increase charges for companies who hire workers from outside the eu. let's take a look in more detail at the figures, chris morris and the bbc‘s reality check team have been taking a look at some

penguins didn't have sid crosby last night. they play again saturday, this time at home. >> the game is at the verizon center. the wizards are two games in the hole. >> i know, you're so upset about all of this. >> john wall has been good but isaiah thomas has been even better. >> today's game is at 8:00. >> enjoy the dry, sunny weather we expect today because it's all about to change. >> yes, it is all about to change. now this morning you will definitely feel the change. look at those temperatures. we're in the 40s in many spots. you might need a light jacket. tomorrow morning you will need an umbrella. heavy rain, i'll show you the timing coming up. >>> a stolen assault rifle found in a stolen car and a student in handcuffs. the arrest that has parents and >> our sugar free >>> we have breaking news coming out of buckingham palace. prince philip willo he will attend special engagements through august. >> so he'll stop attending public events as a matter of invitation. we do anticipate an nbc news special report. we'll bring

i agree with the republican sid side. democrat citizens and republican citizens who like to get off of the subject and get to the real issue. >> harris: hearkening back to president reagan's white house, what lesson would you draw from there and maybe give to president trump in terms of gaining the narrative, going on the offense as you say in moving forward? >> bill: i spoke to president reagan. i said they don't want you to just apologize and explain. he said, i will tell the truth. i will say what we did wasn't right and will get back to business. one thing i learned as a secretary of education is if you make a mistake, say so. that gives your opposition very little. i'm not sure what the mistake was here with russia, because i still don't think there's any there they are. >> harris: i've heard you say and it was that nebulous area of whether or not they were friends in the very beginning. >> meghan: i never liked the language surrounding putin, but i'm very hard line on russia. i think the travel ban has come back to

diane find sid feinstein said iy there was no evidence of collusion.ave adam schiff who has said he had not turned up any evidence of collusion. richard berg was the chairman of the committee on the senate side, he said there is no collusion this is being used politically. &(anlzdó9#4 jeanine: we may never know. >> let me finish. that's why you have an investigation. you wait until you hear all the evidence and all the people amy mentioned have said they haven't seen any evidence yet but they want to wait and judge the evidence when it comes in. they've all mentioned they are very concerned about this. so. [inaudible] jeanine: we've got to go to break. stay with us guys, we will continue in a moment it's like nothing you've seen. whoa,i just had to push one button to join. the power of nexium 24hr protectio it's like i'm in the office with you, even though i'm here. it's almost like the virtual reality of business communications. no, it's reality. intuitive one touch video conferencing is a reality. and now it's included at no additional cost with von

kevin burkhart on the other sid side. >> these 9/11 veterans are the heroes we serve for homes for ourop. things to more donors and supporters, this life-changing gift of freedom provided mortgages free to these veterans. we need you to join us too in completing this important vision. please visit hfotusa.org and rebuild lives. it is the postgame show. eric karros, i'm kevin burkhart. they stubbed their toes againstt the indians, and ever since then, no big deal. they lost three games. they get keuchel, miss a start. but he would look just fine. >> i think they wanted to give everybody in baseball a chance. look, the astros from top to bottom right now, there doesn't appear to be a weakness. dallas keuchel, as you mentioned, missed a start because a pinched nerve in his neck. comes back today and he doesn't miss a beat. throw six innings, had eight strikeouts, two walks. 86 pitches. you put him in there, morton is throwing the ball extremely well. they are athletic as heck. if they go out and get somebody at the trade deadline? i just don't know where they are vulnerable. they continue

diane find sid feinstein said iy there was no evidence of collusion. schiff who has said he had not turned up any evidence of collusion. richard berg was the chairman of the committee on the senate side, he said there is no collusion this is being used politically. jeanine: we may never know. >> let me finish. that's why you have an investigation. you wait until you hear all the evidence and all the people amy mentioned have said they haven't seen any evidence yet but they want to wait and judge the evidence when it comes in. they've all mentioned they are so. [inaudible] jeanine: we've got to go to break. stay with us guys, we will continue in a moment it's like nothing you've seen. the power of nexium 24hr protection from frequent heartburn. all day, and all night. now packed into a pill so small, we call it mini. new clearminis from nexium 24hr. see heartburn differently. dearthere's no other way to say this. it's over. i've found a permanent escape from monotony. together, we are perfectly balanced, our senses awake, our hearts racing as one. i kno

there was no shortage of reaction on the hill today from both sid of the aisle but three notable republican reactions there. joining our conversation this evening we're so happy to have back gop veteran steve schmidt and former chief strategist to the o 8 campaign and wall street journal reporter eli stokal. it's been too long since we've been able to talk to you. remembering that republicans were the heroes of watergate. afterall it was roads and -- bhoo took the trip down the white house lawn. who are you looking to be profiles incurage and just how unnormal is everything you've seen in the last 24 hours some. >> it's unprecedented, brian, shocking, actually. any republican, member of congress who takes the president, his spokes people's assertions that this action occurred because director comey was unfair to hillary clinton is either a fool or they have so lost sight in this era of tribal politics their responsibilities to the country that they've become faithless to their oaths. my old colleague, the long-time chief of staff may have hit the nail on the head when he sai i never thought

reason why they have decided to upgrade the threat level here is they cannot figure out whether this sid was acting alone or if he had help. if he did have help they have to figure out who is in the cell with him. it's meaning that another attack may be imminent. we are gearing up for the election in a few weeks' time. >> are your sources telling you anything about a specific threat an iminn attack at this time. >> reporter: yesterday evening when they decided to upgrade that security levels -- seems to be over an abundance of caution rather than any specific targeted threat that they know about. that's quite different becky to the two other times that we have seen the threat level upgraded to a critical level. once in 2006 after a thwarted plan to try to put explosives in planes on liquids, which is why many of us who travel have to put our liquids into very small containers, into those transparent plastic bags. there was an attack on a london nightclub. those attackers eventually ended up trying to attack glasgow airport. it was after those two instances in in response to specific thre

-- the parents and the kids at saint andrew's take page out of the book of the parents and kids at sidght. >> for the eight years that they were there. and we knew that they were at sporting events. we knew the first family was there together. but nobody krupped their privacy that will be really important for this to be good fit. >> anita wealth of knowledge test operations the white house. depending on what publication you pick up, which insider you talk to you'll hear different story. > right. >> some things are happening. wheels are in motion. one of things that's been talked about paring down the number of people in the president's inner circle right now, trust circle,. >> sure. >> how thin can you run a white house effectively? >> well, process is really important. the president needs the best number and quality of advisors around him but how they get and when they get time with him and how that is managed is really important. every single problem of the world comes to the desk of the american president. we have all talk about that before here on this couch. but the process around

fact as sids aside, he has doneh about his credibility.t is the biggest challenge for the white house. cillizza is laying out the idea this doesn't exist. this is all poppycock. unless the trump campaign suggested in a fund raising e-mail, they are calling this sabotaged. unless you can show it is fake, it is coming down to credibility. that is the biggest challenge for the president. >> it is. also, yes. the credibility of what happened in the conversation with the two men after sessions and pence were excluded from the room. remember what the conversation was about. the conversation as the comey memo apparently says was let go of the investigation. the president says to comey. let it go. let flynn go. if that's true, that is the president telling the director of the fbi to drop an investigation of the trump campaign. in 1974, richard nixon was forced from office because the smoking gun tape of june 23rd, 1972, white house tape said we're going to stop this fbi investigation. we're going to use the cia to stop an fbi investigation. it is

at least 80 people are dead following a sue sid cicide car afghanistan. we'll go to kabul for the latest investigation. >>> back to politics. voters want answers on health care from louisiana senat bil cassidy his town hall this morning. why they're not sold on plans to replace obamacare. >> the social net is being pulled from right underneath us. it's scary. and we need to have some support from the senators and we need to know that they have our backs. a. -where? -san francisco. -when? -friday. we gotta go. [ tires screech ] any airline. any hotel. any time. go where you want, when you want with no blackout dates. [ muffled music coming from club. "blue monday" by new order. cheers. ] [ music and cheers get louder ] the travel rewards credit card from bank of america. it's travel, better connected. thbeneful grain free is socard frhealthy... america. oh! farm-raised chicken! that's good chicken. hm!? here come the accents. blueberries and pumpkin. wow. and spinach! that was my favorite bite so far. (avo) new beneful grain free. out with the grain, in wi

. >> reporter: everybody sid the same thing. >> so no collusion. >> reporter: out of the white house.they are all saying there is no collusion. >> reporter: precisely. >> i'd like it to move fast, if possible. but i'll tell you what i really want. there is no collusion. we had nothing to do with russia and everything else. >> he said everybody is convinced. clearly, kelly jane, not everybody is convinced. will they ever be? what is it going to take to figure this out? >> first not only is not everybody convinced but his statement is not accurate. now it's true that james clapper did say that he hasn't seen any evidence of collusion. that doesn't mean there isn't any. he was very careful in his choice of words to say that. he said i have not seen evidence. and he actually has come out since trump has been -- the president has been saying things like that to clarify. and yeah, there hasn't been any evidence presented yet but we haven't seen the full results of this investigation and that is why it's so important to appoint an fbi director who is going to be regarded by everybody as fair

country in the this is a manifesto that will cost the ct would in the ,: spend e‘ie’d billion spend sidwould mean a small rise in the budget deficit by the end of the decade. if you strip out the money going into long—term investments in things like hospitals and roads, they say they would still balance the books. they wa nt to would still balance the books. they want to launch a package of infrastructure investment worth £100 including to including - to build new homes' if? if eff if ff', "1 f," new homes a: if? if eff if ff', "1 f," new homes a year. 1; if eff if ff', "1 f." new homes a year. but eff e 1"— "513" new homes a year. but the e 1"— "513" 300,000 new homes a year. but the big thing in this manifesto is something that sets the lib dems apart from the conservatives and labour, it is that they want to hold another referendum on brexit. this time the vote wouldn'tjust be in or out, it would be about whether to accept the terms of the deal on offer from the accept the terms of the deal on offerfrom the eu accept the terms of the deal on offer from the eu at the end of the brexit

betsy devos is idloloon the sid unregulated markets. >> the kids who aren't getting it now are assigned to schools where their parents live. i don't think anyone is saying abolish public education spending. the public dollars we're spending, instead of sending them to institutions, separate it. separate the financing of education from the delivery of services. allow those dollars to follow children to whatever option meets their unique learning needs and every kid -- >> if that -- so the two nations that have done that, chile and sweden, have found that to be a terrible exercise and kids have actually been very disserved. in sweden, they're trying to change that system now. because what has happened in sweden is that the scores have gone downhill. not to say that there are things that we have to do to change education. but what devos is doing with the federal dollars is it's not actually saying let's lift up some experiments and provide more funding for it. what she's doing is what she did in michigan. which is taking funding that is absolutely essential like -- i disagree with you is t

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sid the kid, sidney crosby gets the rebound and the score. pittsburgh up two to nothing.-two tying the series at two a peace. >>> all right. i like stats. how about these? four big east regular season championship banners, two big east tourney champions, and i know chris will love this 11 national championship banner pretty impressive from j wright' 2013 recruiting class josh hart, darrell reynolds and josh hart. check out this pick tweeted out this noon by jay wright. the trio completed their final task accepting their cap and gowns as gad rocking the nova hoops jersey operate 19 outstanding group of young men there. congrats to all. impressive stats and i think they're just getting start. >> kind of an end of era there. >> yeah. absolutely. >> i would say. >> sad to see those guys go. >> jay wright just replenish. >> all right. that does it for 10:00. fox 29 news at 11:00 is coming up. >> coming up at 11:00, chris two-year-old boy shot in kensington a man in his 20's the hit by gunfire. brad sattin is live at the scene and we'll have a full report. your wake up weather

i think dave sid right. we will see where this ends.goes. >> it is going to be intriguing week, i think. we're getting ready for it. all right, everybody stand by. just ahead. north cree yeah missile launch. too close for comfort for an ally. >>> will laptops be banned from all international flights in and out of the united states? new hints from the head of the homeland security department. ...i kept looking for ways to manage my symptoms. i thought i was doing okay... then it hit me... ...managing was all i was doing. when i told my doctor,... ...i learned humira is for people who still have symptoms of moderate to severe crohn's disease... ...even after trying other medications. in clinical studies,... the majority of people on humira... saw significant symptom relief... ...and many achieved remission. humira can lower your ability... ...to fight infections, including tuberculosis. serious, sometimes fatal infections and cancers, including lymphoma, have happened;... ...as have blood, liver, and nervous system problems, serious aller

. >> you sid ear going to go, julie. take the boys.ight now it's as pretty as it gets. >>> a 10-year-old girl goes for a swim, and a gator attacks. that gator had the girl's leg in its mouth. the lessons she learned on a trip to a park near disney world probably saved her life. >>> what i like to teach people is they have a very sensitive space. even just a light little tickle sends their mouth usually wide open. >>> plus, fbi director james comey fired by president trump. we will talk with a bay area congressman what says he doesn't agree with the removal. >>> in minutes on ktvu fox 2 news we will have reaction from volunteers on antolin garcia- torres' guilty verdict in the kidnapping and killing of sierra lamar. >>> a 10-year-old girl from florida survives an alligator attack all thanks to tips that she learned at gator land. here how she was able to fit off the alligator who had her leg in his mouth. >> reporter: juliana is smile and waving. she is 10 years old and she's an alligator attack survivor. >> the alligator was definitely

number one, the clintons have these people, guys like sid blumenthal, that need a place to hang theiro do that, keep their network in place. number two, what is going to do is make them relevant in the democratic party. a lot of democrats want him to go away. the questions know if they can't be king, they want to be kingmakers. this organization will help them be a big player in the democratic party. >> tucker: you forget that the clintons are a sad version of the grateful dead. there's a whole bunch of camps, and the followers, and their kids community men? you are supporting a lot of people when you are a clinton. with the clinton foundation, there was speculation that it was going to go on to her failed to get elected. >> two things have happened. first, the cult clinton global initiative is gone, zip, it's g. this is something that happened in december, after she lost. essentially, interests and money dried up by the clinton foundation is not an much better shape. a lot of foreign governments that gave the millions of dollars, the governor of australia for example has announced af

champion of women's rights, she wasn't marketing these things and the only thing she's done is run a sub sidof her dad's organization. >> i want to tell you a story reported by my colleague, rachel abrams. let's look back at her support for women's issues, she's saying she wants gender her thing in the white house, will fight for family leave and childcare. i want to stipulate there are a lot of people out there who want paid family leave and affordable childcare by any means necessary. they do not care who passes it. the question is does she believe in it and can she execute it? does she have the legislative skills to move on something like this. we went back and looked at her first interest in gender issues. what it was when she launched her own apparel brand and other brands she wanted to become more relatable to regular women so she launched this women who work initiative. the sandberg book had just come out and ideas very popular. it was really a branding campaign, a hashtag. behind the scenes she officially had not offered maternity leave to her employees who wanted it, later came wake

perfect, sid the kid, two olympic golds, two stanley cups, including last season's.t talented but they're tough as nails. remember that vicious crash into the boards crosby took two days prior? this after already having missed a game in this series due to concussion. sydney crosby would play a part in the ice-breaking goal in game seven. yes, there it is. brian russ putting the pens up 1-0. pittsburgh's mark andre fleury, the crafty vet only playing because matt murray's injured, turning back the clock, turning away all 29 of the capitals' shots including one from ovechkin. penguins win in the nation's capital 2-0 with ovechkin suffering the seventh painful game seven exit of his career. sydney crosby four wins away from another shot at a stanley cup series. >>> the anaheim ducks breaking their game seven curls with a win over the edmonton oilers. before last night the ducks having lost five straight in do or die games but that narrative changed last night. the ducks keeping the league's leading scorer and arguably the future of hockey, the spectacular connor mac dav

but don't send your kids to sid well friends and then say we should not have choice for poor parents. i think this is one california could lead. >> let me just say you are my hero. [applause] >> thank you. >> in a day and age where there is so much talk about the challenges for women, the challenges for minorities, i am looking for you to help share what you think are the attributes that will help us as women and those of us increased in raising millenniplimillennia be productive and not entitled. women and leadership is important to me. i work a lot of millennials. i would take your top five . >> i was lucky to go up in segregated alabama. may parents had me believing i cannot have a hamburger at the lunch counter but that i could be president or secretary of state or whatever i wanted. the way they did that was interesting. they have two important mantras and one was you have to be twice as good. they meant this as armor against prejudice. but i tell my students if you work hard enough to be twice as good you will be confidant and nobody will be able to throw you off. secondly they

he briefed the gang eight from both sid the american people never got to hear it because it was classifiedat a disservice. >> >> let's not forget that january 2nd that the united states issued more sanctions against not only russian individuals, but entities as well. and this is above and beyond the sanctions that are already in place because of russia's invasion of ukraine. so we've already known that the russians are not friends of democracy, they use this idea of cyberwarfare to soften the ground and maintain their own objectives in foreign countries. and that is part of what the cia has been examining. unfortunately, the country wasn't caught up in a different type of investigation on the fbi side, but the cia and even john brennan is trying not reveal their tactics and sources while also trying to make the case for having additional actions against russia. >> ari melber, mike flynn is not planning to hand over the documents that he's been asked for by the senate. he pled the fifth. he might not be in any position to give them over. but senator mark warner from the intel committee said

i sent her a text and sid what do it you think of trump trolling you?id, it's a clear indication of his seriously declining mental health, this is no joke. i said can i read your text in she said, sure, tell the truth. what do you make of this, steve kornacki? twitter war with donald trump and rosie o'donnell. is this how you want to see his time -- >> look, if he want to have the debate over whether and how he should be using fwiter, that goes back to january 20th. i give you 1,000 examples that are probably worse than this one. on the scale of things he's tweeted, i think this one, it was a bit of -- it was a troll, a little funny. i think there's a bit -- a point there. we have to admit, democrats can certainly make the argument that they had concerns, they had questions about james comey and worse, but they think this is the wrong time and the wrong way to fire him. that said, some of the rhetoric you had from comes you have to say, for instance, maxine waters from california, said after receiving a private briefing from james comey back in january,

but regan took over and famously sid, if a sparrow lands on the white house lawn i will know about it. that's how on top of things i'm going to be and didn't notice this cockamamie scheme being hatched in the white house basement which became iran-contra, selling arms to iran for hostages which nearly ended reagan's presidency and that is another for how regan was fired after he hung up the phone of nancy reagan. ken and howard baker name and rescued -- help to rescue reagan from that scandal. >> that whole attitude of the chief -- you mentioned in terms of john sununu. forgetting who is the president and who is the chief of staff. that can really be the undoing of a chief of staff. >> absolutely. absolutely. john sununu, another example of a guy who -- everybody sort of probably resumesfield's rules. well, one of jim baker's rules he explained to me is that people who have been a principle, ceos or governors tend not to be the best fit as white house chief. again, staff -- being staff is so important and not being -- not thinking, as somebody said about don regan, you're the ceo and

cfi ins shoogs headquartersed in the united states and operating across the world with multiple sib sid years, if i runs into a credit crunch and the rest of the financial industry stops doing business with this cfi, and it therefore fails, in order to have an orderly failure and wind down, would you agree that shareholders need to be wiped out in that cfi institution? >> again, it's hard to respond to a hypothetical situation. >> but the normal course would be if the institution got into trouble and we don't want to have a taxpayer bail out, you would want to have first of all the shareholders wiped out, right? >> again, let me comment that it's hard to comment on a hypothetical. >> a large institution is fail. i would think you would want, based upon earlier comments and everybody else's comments, you would want the shareholders wiped out, want the creditors to take some losses, you you would want the management fired? >> i would expect that shareholders would be wiped out before the government -- >> right. >> i'm only saying it's a hypothetical situation, there could be situations, o

keep in mind metrobus letting us know buses to sid lee hospital are detoured.f our friday morning commute southbound delays on 295 picking up from 50 down toward pennsylvania avenue as usual. just heavy volume. things on new york avenue looking much better after a disabled and northwest outby third street cleared. no change on the orange line between new carrollton and stadium-armory. shuttle buses available. there's also express shuttle service available running much more rapidly to and from the blue line alternate availability. any questions at erin fox5 d.c. on twitter. silver line trains every 12 minutes between wiehle-reston east and stadium-armory. deanwood to capitol heights, cheverly to morgan manufactured as well as landover new carrollton to morgan boulevard. any questions at erin fox5 d.c. on twitter. right now volume picking up 66 eastbound through manassas 270 southbound coming down toward urbana. back to you allison and steve. >> preakness stakes is this weekend and kentucky derby winner always dreaming is the early favorite. his trainer todd flet

immense global problem has inspired a deep commitment on the part of government, ngos, corporations and sid like yourself to take parts in efforts to eradicate human trafficking. i have the great privilege today of moderating a discussion with two of the leading voices in the movement, senator heidi heitkamp and cindy mccain. i will introduce our speakers and then spend about 30 nints discussion prompted by a series of questions they've i've prepared in advance and then we'll open up to questions from the audience. so to introduce senator heitkamp. she is the first female senator elected from north dakota. she has quickly become a leader in the fight against human trafficking, first sounding the alarm bells as a law enforcement issue in 2013 and she serves as ranking member on the subcommittee. she helped pass the human trafficking act which president obama signed into law, securing trikter punishments for traffickers and included her bill to provide safe harbor laws nationwide. after working to hold the ceo of back page.com, a site notoriously used by traffickers to buy and sell victims ac

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. >> do you think there's a tas sid agreement between the american people and their government that they will allow a certain power, certain freedoms in exchange for safeguarding the privacy of the information collected? >> i think there is certainly an expectation that there would be a protection of privacy as the government carries out its responsibilities, yes. >> and you and i discussed some of those privacy protections even within the intelligence community as it relates to u.s. persons and you've been very clear this morning, in fact, i've noted the times you've said u.s. persons. you could have inserted a name, but you did not. you had the discipline to say u.s. person. and that discipline is practiced throughout the intelligence community unless and until there is a request to unmask that u.s. person's name, correct? >> i would like to think that discipline is still exercised even if a request to unmask a name is made. >> all right. we protect u.s. persons even within those like yourself and director pompeo and admiral rogers and director comey and the people that we trust with a

. >> any word about sid the kid. >> is he still out. >> word is he's skated but no word if he'll playy play -- >> back home he'll play. >> nats park it was not just a day game it was a weather day game as in fox5 weather day. as we've learned over the years, on weather day magical things happen at the ballpark. bryce harper hits three homeruns some weather days. max scherzer 11 strike out as season tie. the nats win four hiv two. today they'll be on the road taking on the phillies up in baltimore. >> who in the weather team is the good luck charm. >> the entire weather team. >> the entire time. bring the weather team out there. bring fox out to the ballpark. it happens. >> it's all magic. >> before we get to tucker we have to bring breaking weather news in to this because there is there's report of a swift water rescue right now. car stuck in flooded road weren't occupant trapped. bob barnard is on the way there right now. this is right around the area of lawyers road and whipper road. the crews have didn't dispatch. bob barnard will give us more info when he gets it. >> at lot of tim

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happening right now pete suratos is at the per sid ya where the ceremony gets under way in 90 minutes take." live from studio 1a in rockefeller plaza. >> welcome to "today," on monday morning, may 29th, 2017. "america the beautiful," alicia keys and mr. ray charles. doesn't get any better than that. bring that up just a little bit. ♪ >> let's just do this for the next hour. gets you set. >> gets into your system. >> my mother was the biggest ray charles fan. >> really? >> my gosh. you would come into the house and isabel always had ray playing on the hi-fi. thank you. thank you. we hope you're enjoying your memorial day morning. a lot of you, if you haven't already hit the road, you will be. according to aaa more than 40 million people will be traveling more than 50 miles during memorial day weekend. 88% of you driving. >> where's everybody going? >> good question. >> it's memorial day weekend. i got to go somewhere. i just got to go. >> everybody is driving. everybody is doing something. >> something like that? >> you feel like a loser if you don't go. got to do something. >> did you

he called on peert ater alexand nodded at the other guy and give it to sid or scott -- >> scott. >> peter baker would have been proud of that question. >> a lot of headed noing goi en on in that room. everybody trying to catch the president's eye. doing one of these. >> i would figure it would be a lot of -- in that room, probably a lot of this -- new york you are not the legitimate -- no. you -- no. thanks, thanks for playing. >> happy to. >> i love the song you guys opened with. >> kelly recorded that. >> i didn't record that. >> you said -- you said i'm an alto. >> yes. >> i think i could hit these notes easier than you could. >>> in other administration news, jared kushner reportedly called up the ceo of lockheed martin and asked her to cut costs. the lockheed martin ceo said she would look into it. president trump is expected to announce one of the largest arms sales in history this weekend. >>> let's check the markets after yesterday's rebound. following the worst selloff of 2017. with us now is jack caffrey. a global equity alpha portfolio manager. searching for alpha? >> yes. >> y