as did sid, by the way. once you gain that credibility, once the publisher get thursday reviews back from these three people, that's when they really get turned on because now you're not just a pile of 210,000 words. you're a saleable commodity. now, one other thing, though. you don't have the product out the door yet. you've got to do editing, illustrations and an index, the editing, a gal named patty bowers. i'm had some pretty good editors, one of whom is here, and i've had to pay them a couple of dollars, which is always i gave her, a couple of dollars. but the university press of florida hired this gal, patty bowers, and she worked for three months on it. that's impressive. that's quite a installment of confidence in the book. and so she and i went back and forth with e-mail, and she didn't just read for commas and periods and dangling part sippals. she -- she read for understanding ship wasn't a rocket person but if she read a sentence or paragraph and didn't quite jibe with her, she would come back an

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right, you know what, we will come to you, sid, i promise. i promise. so victoria... just a minute. some viewers told me they felt victoria derbyshire lost control of the conversation, with michael bailey e—mailing... well, we mentioned last week another bbc item about the grenfell tower fire, which had incurred the wrath of some viewers. an interview with the prime minister conducted by a emily maitlis. the newsnight presenter has done a number of attention—grabbing interviews recently, and last friday she was involved in another spiky encounter, this time with the leader of the house, andrea leadsom. it was a year to the day since the vote for britain to leave the european union, and the preparations for brexit were under discussion. you've got a negotiating position which is completely unclear. you're hearing that from the president of the eu parliament. well... you've got a political system which is unstable. many believe our economy is unfair. living standards are falling. what can you point to now and say, that's going well? european politicians are actually very keen that we

7 on your sid looked into this. to qualify for the 30-hour sale costs $99 a year.me member which all times of procts are on sale. retail experts say it is a clever push by amazon to get consumers to buy everythg from them. >> that's kind of where amazon is heading. they're trying to get peopl to buy more of their dai staples fromthem. >> despite the sale, we found the best prices are not necessarily on prime day. shopping experts s it is important to do your research and not feel pressured into making a purchase. compare prices and make sure you're actually getting a good deal before you buy. >>> well, from prime day to prime forecast. nice weather arounhere. >> indeed. if you like it cool, sandhya, the coming day are for you, right? >> yeah, tomorrow you will continue to see too manying. let show you a time lapse fr our south bay camera. it was a few hours ago. looking towar downtown san francisco, you're watching just patchy fog there. not really aolid marine layer, not a real dp marine layer, but tonight things a

. >>> months after their baby girl died of sids, a texas family is struggling to keep her memory alive. especially for their two surviving daughters who are still grieving. the rogans say their hoa is making their struggle even harder. >> reporter: behind beautiful north texas neighborhoods are hoa's that keep it that way. and in lewisville's chase oaks, the board had a problem with this house. it wasn't the huge pile of dirt, but something much more personal. for the reagan family, still recovering from losing their youngest daughter. aniston died of sudden infant death syndrome. >> they still talk about that happened. >> reporter: iry is three. aviana is four, and she loves the mail. they found a with a way to keep the three sisters connected through letters. >> i'm going to tell her i love her. >> reporter: lovingly left at the end of their driveway in a mailbox to heaven. >> here you go. >> reporter: the girls love it it. chase oaks architectural control committee did not. >> he went on to tell me, the reason they're not approving it, because if they did, it would drive down proper

says he was very nervous about the entire mixup, because in 2010 he lost a soghter as a result of sids, he is afraid of losing his son. he is no longer enrolled in that day care program. anna-lysa gayle, abc 7 news. molly: the summer sizzle continues, feels like still in the 90's. we are in the upper 80's. hagerstown and leesburg, 97 is what it feels like in quantico. really no relief from the heat and humidity overnight and for the next couple days unfortunately. we are in the upper 90's friday through the weekend. factoring in the dew point, upper 60's, low 70's. we are talking about feels like temperatures in the triple digits. affect the next couple days. stay tuned for a look at the extended forecast, coming up. tomorrow we will know with o.j. simpson will go free. michelle: it is up to his parole board. they could let him go after nine years in prison. he was sentenced to more than three decades behind bars for a casino heist. there are six commissioners on the board. he needs four of them to vote in his favorite to be granted freedom and he is expected to get it. he is 70 years

sid—ali and his daughter hayam and his wife lived on the 15th floor of grenfell tower.e pain and put it on me. the families say they have received calls of support from local services but what they really want is for someone to visit them. the people in my building, they were very close to me and they were like family and seeing them go wasn't good. you're so brave, you're so brave. as the family struggle to come to terms with what happened, they say they have been offered a two bedroom flatjust over a mile away, but sid—ali says it's too far from hayam's school and it's not big enough. they need to see us as a victim and treat us with dignity, we're not numbers, we're not numbers. this is so frustrating. it's very bad, it's very bad. three weeks they haven't found a solution. the council says it's made 139 offers of accommodation to grenfell tower residents, nine of which have been accepted. it says the three—week target of offering temporary homes to those affected has been met, but for this family the money and support they've been offered has simply not been good en

we seen them right her in our camera right now, photographer sid is watching them. we will keep anyone whether there are evacuations or any other potential dangers to people living in the area or people working near. ironically it is happening at the very beginning of the rush hour. >> yes. >> it is -- i am looking at the satellite picture of this area, it looks like, yeah you can see the building under construction. there's also the decree kuwaitive gregg art center, not far from them, and then the city of oakland parking structure, nearby. so, we are going to go to a break right now, again, we're covering this live fire in oakland. we have reporters and photographers there on scene, and we will be right back with more details. . ♪ what should i watch? show me sports. it's so fluffy! look at that fluffy unicorn! he's so fluffy i'm gonna die! your voice is awesome. the x1 voice remote. xfinity. the future of awesome. s0q our time is 5:18. we are breaking new, these are live pictures from downtown oakland. a building under construction on fire right now, the address

washington center on pre-sid yo avenue.ew center is expected to open next month. >> that's going to look good when it is finished for sure. >> definitely. >>> in sports the warriors were approach about a deal for all star paul george, but would they give you up >>> "abc7 sports" brought to you by river rock casino. >> a few years ago the warriors turned down a klay thompson for kevin love trade proposal. apparently they just passed on a clay for paul george proposal as well. clay has proven to be a huge part of the warriors, two nba titles in past three years, great on offense and defense. paul george revealed the pacers inquired about a trade for clay straight up. warriors said no thanks and indiana ended up sending george to okc. after a couple of weeks in hawaii, a stroll don the red carpets at the espys, steph curry is hoping to avoid the beach this weekend. a warm up before he tees it up for real on the web.com tour in august. >> obviously a lot of great golfers here that played at a high level and that's what the tour

sudden infant death or sids is third leading cause of infant mortality. most recent studies show district has significantly infant higher mortality rate. the double is double if you look at family was non miss panic black mothers. educational materials that come with them have been used in finland for the past 75 years and country has one of the l lowest infant mortality rates in the world. they hope they can make a difference here. she's working to get a hearing with the health committee and figure out logistics. meantime the cardboard box and foam mattress with fitted seat is getting a thumbs up. >> we consulted with the hospital association we're hoping they might be our will be partner to provide the boxes as parents are leaving the hospital. one challenge is where do you store them. they're kind of big if you take thousands of them. so we're workingen that the now. >> pretty close to home so, it's exciteding to be able to do this for other parents. >> these bed boxes are a great idea because the thought process is that they control all of these facto

and then sid left the band in ‘68. yes, that's true.after that. syd was important, because he wrote 90% of the songs. i wrote one or two. basically, it was in his hands. you have described him as a visionary. was it the drugs that destroyed syd barrett as a member of pink floyd ? and, if it was, how close did drugs come in that era of acid and psychedelia to actually destroying the band? my personal belief is that drugs, lsd, was not solely responsible for syd's illness. i felt at the time that syd was kind of drifting off the rails and when you're drifting off the rails the worst thing you can do is start messing around with hallucinogenics. there's no question. i wasn't living with him at the time. i wonder whether you, david gilmour and others were on the same path at the time? not at all. i took lsd once in my life and it was amazing but both thought, "wow! "i don't want to do that again." but it definitely exacerbated the symptoms that loosely strung together what you and i might call schizophrenia. he heard voices, he became uncom

washington center on pre-sid yo avenue.ter is expected to open next month. >> that's going to look good when it is finished for sure. >> definitely. >>> in sports the warriors were approach about a deal for all star paul george, but would they give you u >>> "abc7 sports" brought to you by river rock casino. >> a few years ago the warriors turned down a klay thompson for kevin love trade proposal. apparently they just passed on a clay for paul george proposal as well. clay has proven to be a huge part of the warriors, two nba titles in past three years, great on offense and defense. paul george revealed the pacers inquired about a trade for clay straight up. warriors said no thanks and indiana ended up sending george to okc. after a couple of weeks in hawaii, a stroll don the red carpets at the espys, steph curry is hoping to avoid the beach this weekend. a warm up before he tees it up for real on the web.com tour in august. >> obviously a lot of great golfers here that played at a high level and that's what the tournament

. >> sell the stock and buy this option because now i've taken out -- i know what my down sid risk is if something happens in jp morgan, if they disappoint or some way or another. i like this a lot. >> let's see, well, i mean, it's a pretty steep move moving into the number we're talking about being up 16% over the past month. it's the biggest rolling four-week moves going back to the election in november so i think a lot might be priced in just to put it in the context of stuff i don't do streetwide con sen ses for the stock is a dollar higher they are 15 hold, three sells, maybe that's the opportunity but again, if it were lang gishing here maybe there's potential but 15% into the number. >> that remains supportive of this trade strategy rather than being long in the stock. that's the point it's i risky place to be for all of the reasons you cited yet, are you really interested in not being along the best of breed that has been performing well. that's the dilemma you face. this provides an inexpensive way -- >> which is why i like it as a stock replacement. why not take the profits

temperatures 52 in west portal and the marina, park pru sid doe and bay view some of the warmest spots around snans san francisco. palo alto and santa clary 56, 60s around walnut creek and pittsberg, richmond 58. you can see our average high in san jose is 83, no out at 80 around 3:00 and 63 by 7:00. our temperatures will be below average around the bay. inland close to average. fairly steady tomorrow, slight warming thursday but it's going to get down right hot this weekend in my accuweather seven-day forecast. here's alexis. >> good morning. and so far so good for the tuesday morning commute. just a few vehicles going by here southbound golden gate bridge. i had not spotted those zipper trucks yet and our drive times still looking great as well. westbound 580 tracy to dublin ramping up our only drive time that the early hour, 36 minutes in the yellow, westbound 4, ant tack to oncord still in the green at 13 and san rafael france just 17 minutes. >>> thanks. east bay sinkhole is turning into financial disaster. the affluent bay area suburb on the brink of bankruptcy this morning. >> s

washington center on pre-sid yo avenue.enter is expected to open next month. >> that's going to look good when it is finished for sure. >> definitely. >>> in sports the warriors were approach about a deal for all star paul george, but would they give you ♪ ♪ isaac hou has mastered gravity defying moves to amaze his audience. great show. here you go. now he's added a new routine. making depositing a check seem so effortless. easy to use chase technology, for whatever you're trying to master. isaac, are you ready? yeah. chase. so you can. >>> "abc7 sports" brought to you by river rock casino. >> a few years ago the warriors turned down a klay thompson for kevin love trade proposal. apparently they just passed on a clay for paul george proposal as well. clay has proven to be a huge part of the warriors, two nba titles in past three years, great on offense and defense. paul george revealed the pacers inquired about a trade for clay straight up. warriors said no thanks and indiana ended up sending george to okc. after a couple o

they sid you didn't do anything wrong, we're going to fight it, we're going to go to trial and we're to fight it. so we fought as long as we could. at the same time, we had this parallel plan where we were trying to get in front of obama. i had wild support within the greek american community. which really helped me a lot. and, you know, people like alexi giannoulias who is an old friend of obama's and played basketball together on sundays. alexi volunteered to help me and a couple other very prominent greek american businessmen. it took us -- i had to go to prison, come home, apply for a pardon and it took us that long, four years, to finally get if front of the president and the person that did it for me was joe biden. so, these greek americans finally got to joe biden, argued my case. joe biden was one of only two living senators who voted against the law that was i was convicted of violating and, indeed, the author of the law wrote a letter to president obama saying this is not why we wrote the law, this guy should never have been prosecuted in the first place. so four days befor

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the issue they are trying to address is sids. d.c.'s infant mortality rate while on the decline, is still pretty high at 27% higher than the national rate. and this is what these boxes look like. finland has offered the baby bo but the american academy of pediatrics tax force says there is not much evidence to say whether it is the boxes or the prenatal care and education in finland that is responsible for the low numbers. u.s., new jersey, texas and colorado all have programs offering baby boxes. the councilmember who proposes, she is expecting and she things one of the major problem is that people do not know how to put their baby to sleep. you do not have pillows are stuffed animals. back, flat, done. larry: education. adrianna: the cardboard boxes it easy. not many options. kidd: jennifer aniston is returning to the small screen for a new tv show about morning tv shows. she's teamed up with reese company. the show is being pitched to streaming networks and hbo. someone is going to wrap it. two big names. jennifer aniston's first re

when you have got the likes of chuck schumer saying, here's an olive branch and we can work on some sidype of bipartisan measure, how credible is that? steven: it is something that the markets should be very worried about if you are an insurer and you rely on these payments to fund your insurance plan. keep in mind the president has not had a major legislative success. we are just two months away from the government funding deadline and the debt limit deadline. the have to put together now in the next couple of months a big deal, bipartisan deal to raise the debt limit and keep the government going. i think the other issues that the president is now holding hostage will get sucked into that final bipartisan negotiations. there has not been a lot of give-and-take here. threats, the democrats are not going to want to come to the table unless he wants to come and offer them an olive branch. kevin: this is where i think people outside of washington are absolutely scratching their heads. they're looking at the to do list, julia, and the fall. the have a passive debt limit and they have to ov

sid chase finally ended at adeline in west oakland. theowd was there to watch anyce arrest the suspect. as you hear a huge round of applause, police say the suspect a desideswiped a parked car during that chase, but amazin y amazingly, there was no other damage or injuries to report. >>> president trump's oldest son to xplaining why he met with a capitollawyer during the campaign. lawmakers are reacting to the president's idea of teaming up with russia to fight hacking in the election. nbc's tracie potts has the latest on capitol hill. >> reporter: the trump team is downplaying a "new york times" report about a recently disclosed meeting between the president's son, don jr., his son-in-law jared kushner, then campaign manager paul manafort and this russian lawyer last summer after she promised damaging information on hillary clinton and the democrats. he tweeted this morning, obviously, i'm the first person on the campaign to ever take a meeting to hear info on an opponent went nowhere but had to listen. the president's legal team adds

sids is third infant cause of infant mortality. according to her office the most recent studies show district he's a significantly higher infant mortality rate than the national ang. the number is almost double when you look at families non hispapic mothers. similar boxes and samples educational materials that come with them have been used in finland for the past 75 years and the country has one of the lowest infant mortality rates in the world. they hope it can make a difference here. she's working to get a hearing with the council health committee and figure out logic is ticks. mean tile the cardboard box and foam mattress is getting a thumbs up from the local pediatric group. >> we consulted with the hospital association we hope they may be the willing partner to provide the boxes as parents leave the hospital. one of the challenges where do you store them. they're kind of big. you're taking thousands of t them. so we're working on that now. pretty close to home. so, it's exciting to be able to do this for other parents. >> thes

changed hi story, and when he cleaned the passenger side more meticulously than the driver's side and side police in another story, i let let her go, that may be the signal that led police to believe she's no longer with us. >> thank you, steve, so much. >>> next here we're talking taxes, raising taxes on the rich sounds like a plan from the democrats. one of the president's closes advisers is pushing the idea. we'll talk about steve bannon's latest plan. >>> and the white house is weighing in on the video the president tweeted, the whole wrestling cnn video? more on that. because tripadvisor searches over 200 booking sites - so you save up to 30% on the hotel you want. lock it in. tripadvisor. anyone can get you ready, holiday inn express gets you the readiest. because ready gives a pep talk. showtime! but the readiest gives a pep rally. i cleared my inbox! holiday inn express, be the readiest. >>> a tax hike for the wealthy to pay tax cuts for the middle class. sounds like a talking point from the left, but surprisingly the idea is being floated by one of the men who has president trump

cramer i'm curious about your view on sid bit, their stock plummeted $35, but they just cut an nba partnership it's a $5 call option but that's all it is i don't even regard it as a stock anymore. it's just the hope of a possibility of an optimist view. i don't think much has changed in fang or alphabet. when oil gets $50, sell fang much more "mad money" ahead, including a look at the auto sector with one of the largest suppliers in north america, first time on our show and what should you expect from general motors when it reports and rapid fire, tonight the lightning round. so stick with cramer to keep our community safe. before you do any project big or small, pg&e will come out and mark your gas and electric lines so you don't hit them when you dig. call 811 before you dig, and make sure that you and your neighbors are safe. 811 is available to any business our or homeownerfe. to make sure that you identify where your utilities are if you are gonna do any kind of excavation no matter how small or large before you dig, call 811. keep yourself safe. ♪ >>> on a nice day for the averages, i th

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. >> meghan: when it comes to millennials and young women in politics, we are not on our sid side.are handing democrats -- >> trish: you look at nancy pelosi and hillary clinton, let them eat cake. it's that kind where they don't feel or understand the problems of everyday americans. you were a democrat like you are catholic, like you're irish and like you're a union. guess what, folks like these that are losing. they are losing democratic voters because they are not perceived as caring about the working class anymore. >> meghan: we have dean on the couch he lives in california. >> dean: isn't barack obama the leader of the democratic party? hillary clinton, tweeting out her smug things, i don't like that, doesn't come off very wel well. i'm out there battling all the time. here's the thing that i have two have a conversation, it turns he did really fast. >> meghan: that does not work. i lived in l.a. for 2 years. it does not work. >> melissa: i was out in l.a. last week and i was surprised by how many people came at me very quietly and were late, i watch fox news, i understand wha

i wanted a rep company the way sid caesar had one. >> there were ten variety shows on at the same timecarol burnett was on, and they were approximately ten comedy writers on each show. and i was the only woman out of all of them. >> the funny thing about female writers in television was that in the beginning, i would not say they were very welcomed, although there were certainly exceptions. >> i interviewed for the carson show and i called my agent and i said, i think it went really well. and he said, i'm sorry, honey, but they just called and they said they would not feel comfortable with a woman in the room. >> being a comedy writer is not the most macho profession, so i think there is a certain defensiveness and overcompensation. >> i like that inside track of getting to hear how men talk if women weren't around. because it was almost like you weren't around. >> it was filthy! the language was disgusting! i loved it. >> he'll have such a time, such fun, such -- oh, you'll -- i have to warn you, though, there's a street down there in rome where it just isn't safe for a woman. >> wher

california, forcing emergency evacuations and crews fighting them say weather conditions are not on their sid side. >> is bad, you know is bad, it was complete liotta control. it was a very, very emotional situation. >> it was hot, dry. we have dead vegetation, dead trees. >> you mentioned those nearly 40 wildfires bring right now, keep this in mind. there are nearly 800,000 people in the western part of the country where ready to evacuate, if necessary. let's start with california where there are several going right now. 15,500 acres have been destroyed by what's being called they get wilder fire. this is east of lake my core. this one grew by 4,000 acres overnight. the fire took one home and damaged another and crews say it's only 5% contained. and nevada, 50 miles south of reno, firefighters are trying to stop the relentless advance of the wild valley fire. this month's are in the border of california a week ago. it's already burned 83,000 83,0s across both states. >> they've done a great job slowing it down to get more personnel involved and to get into areas that we are having trouble ge

you've seen democrats praising people like kasich and sandoval to coming out of ant cyd sid crg someonents. you do have republicans who have voted for a repeal over and over and over again without consequence. and also republicans who as we just talked about railed against government-funded programs. expanding them. now that they have the money, these governors have these in their bftudgets, it's hard to te it a way. >> and moderates never objected to repeal and replace agenda and benefited from the slogan politically, yet some still threatening to allow debate is. if they really wanted obamacare, now at least accountable for their true position. there is a point to this. moderates right now who say medicaid is their sticking point. they weren't saying this when obamacare was being voted on originally. and they weren't saying that when they voted for the repeal measures a few years ago. >> i should clarify, i had nothing to do with the editorials. in the opposition, easy. all you have to do, criticize whatever the majority party, whatever party has the white house is doing. when you'

saint jude's children's research hospital and on june29th, me, my mom and our friends lori, abby and side going to deliver them. >> reporter: it's a simple and at the same time as impressive as it sounds. >> he asked me what saint jude's was they were doing their annual fundraiser and we -- i explained what saint jude's was about want they were doing and that's how it all started ♪ >> reporter: carter's mom patti told me while on their road trip to memphis that carter wanted to help and came up with the idea to start taking donations. it would be and an incredibly selfless act for any 15-year-old, but especially so for one with autism. >> the fact that he compassion to other people is huge because that's not something that autistic kids have. that's really hard for them to do. report roar carter, his mom and a few dedicated friends who supported the initiative pack up the substantial number of art supplies they collected -- >> we're about, um, 15,000 crayons and about 1500 coloring books. >> reporter: loaded them in the rv and made it a sightseeing road trip to hand deliver them to saint

. >> according to flyers' rights the sid width has decline and the space between the seats also decreased going from afternoon of 35 inches to 31. with some bargain airlines having just 28 inches of leg room. >> that is almost it always to change. the new evidence of safety gives the f.a.a. the opportunityk to look into this. >> comfort is something that the f.a.a. does not look at but they consider it when testing and assessing the safe evacuation of an aircraft. they are now studying the ruling. danya bacchus, abc7 news. jonathan: still ahead for us at 5:00, stop and look at this. you will want to show the video to the kids. the next time they gripe about wearing a bicycle helmet they might want to talk to this guy. the boy whose life was saved. coming up. alison: plus, heroism recognized 50 years later. the courage under fire that earned him the medal of honor. jonathan: vacation plans ruined and evacuation order. what anyone needs to know if you are i'm the one clocking in... when you're clocking out. sensing your every move and automatically adjusting to help you stay effortlessly co

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. >> eboni: you and sid are a little bit apart today. give him a shout out. >> i love you.boni: all right, great. >> katherine: if you like a very tough guy, sebastian. are you afraid of anything? >> i was afraid of hillary winning the election. >> katherine: so now, not at all? >> no. i sleep so well every night. absolutely laughable. [laughter] >> you and cnn and -- >> eboni: >> eric: why don't yoe over there? >> they have invited me back. they haven't. jake tapper threw in some snarky thing. i said bring it on. what's happened in the last week, hilarious. >> eboni: dr. sebastian gorka. >> the president, tuesday. back on the campaign trail. >> eboni: excellent. thank you to our fox news specialists today. thank you for watching at home. follow us on our social media pages today. both twitter and facebook. 5:00 will never be the same. don't miss "hannity"'s exclusive tonight. >> bret: a fox news alert. i am james rosen sitting in for bret baier. a daily siege from an aggressive hostile news media has forced out sean spicer as press secretary and seen wall street patent ant

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. >> from where you sid, what health care plan will americans have six months from now?n't know. what concerns me greatly is they keep injecting uncertainty into this market. it affects -- insurance prices will go up. other insurers will pull out. i talk to people in ohio all the time, there are 200,000 people in ohio getting opioid treatment who are getting treatment because of the affordable care act. i talked to a father in cincinnati who said his daughter would be dead if it was president for that. people are alarmed and scared about what republicans are going to do to their health insurance. that's why we need to dispose of this, sit down, quit scaring people, do what governor kasich, a republican and i, we could sit down and write a bill and fix this if senator mcconnell would allow people to do that. >> another issue, obviously, today is what's the status and fate of attorney general jeff sessions. if i can ask you to make another prediction. will jeff sessions be in his job a month from no u? >> i assume notment i've never seen somebody -- whether it's head of a

own father who was a baptist preacher -- that just sid not pay their -- baptist did not pay their preachers. he was a slave owner and also a farmer. war, he wasrimea selling cotton. so, this is not some self-sustaining frontier town, or person, this is someone who was driving on these nations agricultural economy. gets thrownstate out in disarray by opening up kansas to the idea that settlers in kansas would vote on whether there would be slavery there or or not.ea the proslavery forces, are praying for a mighty state. if we win, we carry slavery to the pacific ocean. we are organizing to meet their -- the anti-slavery forces in new england, and we compelled to shoot, burn, and hang. but the thing will soon be over. that was at the outset of the betweensettle kansas missourians and people from the northeast. there was already violent rhetoric been used. there are many reasons for this. basically, there is a real sense of a threat that is the free soilers established kansas as a free state, slavery would continue. -- there was aed great ideological struggle over the idea of whether southern

informed in an e-mail the material was part of a russian government effort to aid his father's candidate sid according to three people with knowledge of the e-mail." what does this mean for the investigations into the trump campaign for possible collusion with the russian government? >> well, a couple things. one you said, what will we be focusing on? we will not be focusing on issues here in washington, d.c. want to focus on health care and tax reform and infrastructure, what have you. what it does do for the investigation though, it gives another jolt in the arm for those who believe that trump or some of his associates and advisers did do some business with the russians or tried to do business with the russians to try to affect the election. we don't know that to be true and have to be very careful about that. having said that, this is yet another self-inflicted wound and i think that's very important for viewers to know. this was the trump white house. this was trump's own son who has put him in this position at this point in his presidency. and when it really comes down to it, don, is t

he was a great part of the sid cezar show. he published a memoir called "too busy to die."in the obit, eat breakfast." >> every morning i get the newspaper and look at the obituary section. if i'm not, i eat breakfast. i'm in my 90s. i have friends in my 90s. it is not just that they reached a thriving number. is it good genes? why are so many people living such active lives into their 90s? >> this weekend, carl reiner brought his philosophy to the pages of the new york times op-ed page. i heard anthony kennedy not to retire, just yet. he said, quote, i know what it means to be your age. i know the problems that come with the journey. these are not ordinary times. and you, sir, are anything but an ordinary man. the country needs justices like you who decide each case with fairness and humanity and whose allegiance to the constitution of the united states of america not to a party line. you have always voted your conscience and defended rights and liberties to citizens. there you are. i'm joined on the phone by carl reiner. thank you so much, mr. reiner. what moved you to kn

i was about the academics and debate team some that helped me to stewpot sid of the box and get moreent and more comfortable and doing things that i wouldn't normally do. >> were you all friends before wow joined the same team or did it breathe a sister hood. >> it created a sister hood for us but we started out in same school at the age of 11 we have been together for a long time, about 7 years, so our love definitely grew over time and then step kind of brought us together. it was like that calming ground for us. >> your final project had to do with what was 457ing outside of your school. the shooting death of freddy grow, tell me how you and your team incorporated real life into something you have create. >>> we do community service a lot of it and we also did a tribute for black lives matter. at i have very known competition. >> tell me how because the shooting death was all over the television news reports. news you incorporate that into step? >> it was very traumatic and a lot of poem don't know this but we went to school with his sister in the 6th grade. it is hard to grownup

senator toomey sid on your air this morning, there will be a new version and a lot of effort to bringogether. i think we see where that goes over the next week to ten days if that continues on to some success, then there's an end game, you know, getting the house on board, getting the president to sign the bill over the next few weeks if that happens tax reform remains op track for later this year or early next if it doesn't happen, though, if the aca doesn't happen, i think a lot of things get delayed in the system and odds change, including for tax reform >> and samantha, the markets have been okay with this for a while now. a lot of other things going okay they don't have to necessarily worry so much and paint everything on policy, can that list >> it can. prosperity fixes a lot nominal gdp growth globally between 4 and 5% we're expecting double-digit earnings growth across regions that's a good buffer for the market, so even if we get noise out of washington, not even signal, just noise, you look back to the fundamentals enough to keep the markets roaring higher >> what about heal

sid—ali atmani was one of several residents of grenfell tower who spoke at the meeting.. they changed something. you know what they changed? something. you know what they changed ? do you something. you know what they changed? do you know what is it? the names. just the names. but we are still here, with our soul, with our spirit, and the people we have dying, they didn't disappear. they stay with us. and we have a powerful god, and we have them with us. and the truth is going to come out, and you will all perish. —— you will all pgy- you will all perish. —— you will all pay. you will all pay, like it or not. we are not going to follow any of this, i tell you now. we will follow each other. that was one of several residents at g re nfell tower that was one of several residents at grenfell tower speaking at that meeting. wyre davies is in west london for us. it seemed a pretty emotionally charged meeting. yes, and occasionally angry. there is an overspill area here where those residents and supporters and demonstrators who cannot get in our watching on a screen. for the p

it would be unlike -- very unlike the russians to let that go unuse sgld as the ambassador sid, there be nothing here. but generally when there's nothing, people just tell the truth, because it's just not worth trying to dig out from all of this kind of stuff. guys, good to talk to you. thank you so much. u.s. ambassador to the former soviet union for the national security council. chris christie coming up next, speaking out about the russia meeting. you might actually be surprised what he said about it. made in america week in the white house. does that include trump products? stay with us. this is a story about mail and packages. and it's also a story about people and while we make more e-commerce deliveries to homes than anyone else in the country, we never forget... that your business is our business the united states postal service. priority: you dad: flash drives? yup. that's dad taking care of business. laptop setup? yup. but who takes care of dad? office depot, office max. this week, all hp ink, buy one get one 30% off. ♪ taking care of business buy one get one 30% off. fittin

especially people like sid richardson, who got his start in the east texas fields. his movie company is going to create this movie called "oiltown usa." it shows oil's dark side, but it also shows how this one oilman, called lance manning, is able to, by accepting christianity, redeem oil, redeem its money, and use its money to support christian causes. again, kind of a reversal of what we are going to encounter in "giant." the point being, it is not just a political effort, but an industry formed around the ethics of wildcat christianity, that is going to have a real important influence in the years to come. all right. any questions? let's pause now. and as we have made our way into the 1950's, i want to give you a snapshot of two important initiatives that take root in the 1950's. we can talk about religion and culture. we can talk about some key political pivots. they are all important. the bottom line is economics. in the 1950's, we see both independent and major oil looking ways to buttress their own corporate survival at this time. i would like to give you a s

driver's seat -- i mean in the passenger's seat maybe i can't see the perspective but it always seems like sid >> right. >> maybe she's not. >> you're just paying more attention. >> i think you want her to do it right. >> i don't want the car to crash. ii don't -- you. >> you didn't promise her a new one if that car crashes. >> she'll never get a new one. i've only had one new car in my life its not the one i'm in right now. >>> how about the guest list for good day. it is so amazing. going to be star-studded. real housewives of potomac star robin dixon fresh off of last night part one of the reunion show. >> actress and singer vanessa williams will join us live to dish about daytime divas and kevin's interview with harry styles. kev is with us for the fox beat. good morning. >> good morning guys. >> allison are you excited. skylar is at camp this week with no electronics. that's all she's waiting for when she gets back home on sunday. >> iological put it on social media right after we air it. >> okay. >> she can see it immediate. >> no social media. >> no social media. >> she'll see it on sun

a sub citizen sid yarry question are what are the foreign policy -- feeling that they can lie about the word of the president of the united states, apparently unconcerned about any reaction, which again if you're for america first and being tough, i would assume one of the benefits of being tough is countries don't get away with lying about what you said moments after you said it. david, going back to you, this is how "the new york times" put it, that they were trying to prevent exactly this kind of thing. i guess maybe it didn't work. quote, the russians had agitated to include more staff in the meeting. trump's team had insisted the meeting be small, avoid leaking and competing accounts later. and that was someone speaking on the condition of anonymity because of the sensitivity, but we have competing accounts, month? >> yeah, we obviously were thinking all day about what was going on there. you know, ivanov also threw out american reporters from that briefing like myself even though the thing was broadcast live on russian channels. you know, there's an attempt in vladimir putin's pre

reports are coming in that organizations have really had material impact, a fedex subsit sid airy outeurope caused the halting of trading for a little while under the share for fedex. but for the most part, i think organizations stabilized i think we're going to still understand what the impact is from a business disruption stand point, from a loss of interlekt you'll property and reputation but i think you have broader issues which is how can these things happen and what can companies do to respond? >> and leo, back at the aspen ideas festival at the end of last week we had somebody from wpp who was trying to clean up after this attack. they were still sweating then. what are the lessons that we've got? what you are telling clients that want to make sure they don't get hit by this sort of thing in the future? what can they do now to better prepare? >> well, that's a common problem for organizations, deciding what technologies to deploy we've seen that legacy cybersecurity tools just aren't getting the job done we have legacy fire walls, legacy network access controls, those are very

. >> but the question is, sir, as we sid here today, the beginning of july, do you think it's the rightime to file that? >> no. what i do think we ought to do, and i've been very clear about this, as a member of the judiciary committee, we ought to start holding hearings in the judiciary committee where we bring in all the relevant parties to have a discussion about and have hearings about these revelations to start talking about, for example, what constitutes obstruction of justice, where firing of the fbi director because of an investigation like this might constitute obstruction of justice. >> do you think your colleague brad sherman should put the brakes on this, that it's not helping your argument by filing these articles? >> there are multiple -- let's remember, john, how many investigations are on going now. there is the special counsel of the fbi, multiple congressional investigations. and with every new revelation like this, there is more and more information that will lead to a conclusion, wherever that conclusion -- wherever the facts take us. so we'll figure out what needs t

the group was compared with people who take other drugs that lower stomach acid like zantac or pep sidook the proton pump inhibitors purchase about a year had about a 25% higher risk of death. the studies is from the veterans affairs st. uwisconsin healthcare system pfrmgtsz a judge in hawaii is asking for clarification on the travel ban. under the new guidelines people fom six mostly muse i am countries who want visa as have to prove a close relationship with someone from in the u.s. looip like a parent, child or sibling. hawaii filed an emergency motion asking the judge to clarify it cannot be enforced against other family members like grandparents, aunts or uncles. >>> now you can open your eye fine e phone using your fingerprint, but there's supposedly a new feature coming from apple that will let you unlock it with your face. bloomberg news says it's for a redesign iphone that will come out later this year. the face recognition technology is part of a secure user system tat allows them to log in, authenticate payments and launch apps by scanning your facial fatures. it's powered b