sidney: three generations... sidney: how do you like working with grandpa?..and a renovation 10 years in the making. tonya: no one would give us the opportunity. we were hit with a constant "no, no, no." sidney: they're trying to make up for lost time. emmanuel: i'm a blow and go and show you and everybody else that this is our dream. sidney: but lack of experience means making mistakes. sidney: i don't see roofing on here. that just ate up your contingency. sidney: if i can't help them to slow down... emmanuel: once i put my mind to something, sidney, only jesus christ gonna stop me. sidney: ...then their first flip could be their last. tonya: this can't fail. our family depends on it. ♪ ♪

at 11:15 last night united flight departing to sidney australia. the plane got out over the the plane circled over the before returning to sfo. it landed without incident at 12:34 a.m. pass jers heard a loud bang and the flight crew the plane had engine failure. >> we were 40 minutes on our flight, we were going and then got a little bit bumpy. they told us they would turn around. some other people were talking about there being fire spitting from the engine. we turned around and came back. >> passengers say the landing was smooth. the plane taxied to the gate under its own power. united airlines gave us this statement this morning. united flight san francisco to sidney returned to san francisco due to a mechanical issue. the flight landed safely and they're working to get customers to sidney. the 259 passengers on board were not injured and they are all booked on new flights to sidney for today. in sfo, lee martinez, ktv u fox news. >>> the chp is investigating a claim of road rage that includes a racist rant caught on video. a young boyfriend wom

at 11:15 last night, united 863 departed to sidney australia. the plane was a boeing 787 dream liner. it got out over the pacific ocean and reported having a mechanical issue with the number one engine. the plane circled over the ocean before returning to sfo and it landed without incident back at 12:34 a.m. passengers on board told us they heard a loud bang and the flight crew says the plane had engine failure. >> as soon as we took off, there were two loud sounds. we went from the the front to the back and it was some fuel smells. so that was all i witnessed. >> passengers say the landing was smooth. the plane taxied to the gate with some power. united airlines gave us this statement this morning. the 259 passengers have all been booked on to different flights to sidney. that was the latest from united airlines so at this point still under investigation and we do have calls and e-mails into the faa as well. . >>> time is 617 tum tim we're closely watching a growing wildfire in the city of chee co east of highway 99 in butte county. authorities

flight 863 to sidney australia left the airport at 11:15 last night. about 40 minutes later passengers heard a loud bang and the flight crew announced the left engine failed. the plane landed after 12:30 this morning. >> as soon as we took off, there was two loud sounds and two big sparks. it went from the back to the front and there was a fuel smell. so that was all -- yeah. >> it was a boeing 757 dream liner with 250 passengers and crew on board. the passengers will catch a new flight to sidney, autotrail ya today. >>> breaking news from east chee co of a growing wildfire and there are evacuations. the wildfire is east of highway 99, about 80 miles north of sacramento in butte county. the chee co fire department posted these images of the fire on the south side of the main park area. residents have been te. as of midnight officials say it's berned more than 35 acres and the crews had problems getting to that area because the terrain is rugged. firefighters are bringing in t fliem tankers and a flames. still no word on how the fire started. >>> a woma

sidney: two and a half million. their latest flip is turning into a money pit., you got it in your walls. you got it all over the place. and squeezing their bottom line. andre: any given time, we're gonna be twenty grand in the hole. if i can't get them to change their ways... sidney: you're getting all upset. andre: i'm fine. i can live with it. just hear me out. they're headed for disaster. sidney: you've taken in a lot of debt. any little slipup will literally crush you. nicole: we didn't know what we were getting ourselves into.

sidney powell joins us now. sidney, welcome, your reaction to this late breaking news on lisa page. >> shannon, that's extremely poor lawyering. absolutely remarkable on a number of levels. first of all, the fbi never allows anyone that they are interviewing to see the documents that they are going to be asked about before answering questions. secondly, lisa page was probably the author or recipient of all of those documents that she would be asked about. and thirdly, it makes no sense at all for her to ignore a congressional subpoena under these circumstances. i mean, she is just asking for trouble. she could be held in contempt. and i hope congress will take this opportunity to actually do that and follow up on it by taking into court and having her jailed for contempt. it needs to be taken seriously, and congress needs to start putting some teeth in their contempt citations. >> shannon: her attorney said they went to the fbi today. they wanted to see materials that were already produced on the to congress. th

we'll work to get our customers to sidney as soon as possible. is inspecting the aircraft. we'll continue to provide that for you as soon as it comes in. >> all right. thank you. >>> now we want to go to a live look where deputies are looking for a serial bank robber. investigators say that the bandit is known for robbing banks in southern california. now he the hitting banks nts bay area. he robbed several banks recently. they are offering a $5,000 reward. he is considered armed and dangerous. if you see him you're asked to call police. this happened in union city. that manager some how fell into the silo and then got strapped chest deep. i took about two and a half hours to get him out. >> police look for the driver of this car. they say it was involved in a deadly hit-and-run. a woman and her unborn child died several days later. four were killed and four others hurt. it does delayed because he was undergoing a mental evaluation. >>>. >>> san ramon valley now requires high schoolists before they get a parking permit. chp runs the free smart cl

we'll work to get our customers to sidney as soon as possible. our maintenance team is inspecting the aircraft. we'll have another update for you in the next hour. today in the bay. >> glad they made it back safely. thank you. >>> protests continue as president trump meets with the country's leader. authorities expect 100,000 more people to take part in an anti-trump rally. you can see it filling up the screen there. prime minister skchedule today meet publicly together. prime minister refused his advice on handle brexit. he said her current blueprint would kill any trade deal between the two countries. this morning we'll carry remarks right here on today in the bay. >>> members of the rank and file are asking questions this morning. they say they were never warned about violent threats against officer. this is made by jailed assault suspects. he called the police auditor this week from jail. he made a complaint about police misconduct. police say he threatened to shoot officers. according to police unions the problem is that the head of the civi

my chief judges judge sidney thomas from the state of montana. but personal preferences are not paramount when dealing with the all-important national policy for structuring the federal court system. i have had the privilege of serving on the ninth circuit for 32 years, and for more than 20 years i have advocated a common sense restructuring of my court. i have testified five times andre this very committee, four times before its house of representatives counterpart. i do not wish to repeat all that is been said over the past two decades. my written testimony with withdices is before you, substantially more detail then i will cover in this oral presentation. i would like to highlight two points. much-needed restructuring of the ninth circuit should not read the invasion of party politics into the judiciary. reshaping the ninth circuit should be a matter of national judicial administration, and the common sense reaction to changing circumstances of our nation, not supreme court batting averages for ideological labeling. is entirely normal and desi

at 11:15 last night the plane departed to sidney. the plane got out over the pacific ocean and reported having a mechanical issue. the plane circled over the ocean before returning to sfo. it landed back without incident at 12:34 a.m. passengers on board told us they heard a loud bang and the flight crew said the plane had engine failure. >> we were going and then we got a little bumpy. some other people were talking about fire spitting from the engine and then we just turned around and came right back. here we are. 0. >> the landing was smooth. it was carrying 259 passengers and fortunately no one reported any injuries. so we do have calls and e-mails out to united airlines and the faa regarding the incident. we're told that the passengers on board that flight are having to catch another flight to sidney sometime today. at sfo, lee martinez ktvu fox two news. >>> firefighters rescued a worker stuck for more than two hours in dry cement. that man accidentally fell into a cement hopper yesterday afternoon at u.s. pipe and foundry on w

haidi: and i'm haidi in sidney.he bank concluded its meeting on tuesday there were talks about massive monetary stimulus programs a lot of economists saying even talk of an adjustment is premature. we're joined by chief market strategist evan lucas from melbourne. great to have you, evan sit premature to start talking particularly as we get this kind of jolting effect of central banks plarkly here in asia, trying to balance, to react to some of these trade war tensions. trying to react in spots of inflation here and there the bank of japan mandated very clear, they're nowhere near that 2% inflation target. >> exactly. it's k that's the way going to go. we are getting spots of inflation that is actually showing sustained signs, it's actually happening in the u.s., not happening unfortunately in the asian region and you're right, japan is so far away. they've had that 2% mandate for going on five and a bit greers and they haven't got within touching distance, let alone distance to give them the ascension to move towar

harry belafonte and sidney portier jumped on a plane with a bag full of money to take to the kids in the south during freedom riders and finance them and when they got off the kkk entered the strip, they chased them down the dark road, shooting guns into the air, maybe at them, that's what people did. that is how active people were. they were at the height of their popularity and they did that. >> right. >> sidney pointier and ozzie davis, you name a celebrity, they were on board. they did it and they could have lost everything. >> yep, certainly did. more than just twitter doing a hashtag or outraged on twitter. or protesting. all those things are important but there has to be more action behind it. stick around, everyone, when we come back, what could the mother of a trump tell all. bob woodward's new book on the trump administration based on hundreds of hours of interviews with insiders. i got that, maybe you didn't. we'll explain when we come back. you don't want to live with mom and dad forever, do you? i'm making smoothies! so, how can i check my credit score? credit karma. don

. >>> plus, a scare last night for passengers flying from sfo to sidney australia. will hear from the passengers on board on why that plane had to return to the bay area an hour later. >>> firefighters are advising homeowners to leave. 0 good morning, thank you for joining us here on friday morning, friday the 13th. i'm pam cook. >> i didn't think about that. i told you the cook administer would be here. >> yes. >> steve is here too. he's going to tell you about your friday. we're all wearing blue. >> it's blue day. i got the text earlier. a lot of cloud cover. the only measurable amounts are around sunny vail and to west of mountain view. other than that, that's it so far. maybe you had sprinkles or something. most of that is moving out pushing out into the pacific and we're on the drier side. a lot of this lifts northward, the water temperatures going up making a huge difference for the coast and city lows. 56 now bouy at sf and it's 522 days ago so they're sitting at 59. cloud cover holding temperatures up, a few low 70s but 59 also in berkley and 60 in oakland a

sidney had the amount of the meek mill comes he needed. young melissa. to see if of a stab my heart had though as you have had your own had fifty and the we all walked into on dicky on its head we understand. what is evil. all throughout the community how we have grown to have our. restaurant cinnamon if you love a set aside the name of the bus are you on the bus destroy a stray yes or the consciousness of. on glass has a little bit and the other how of mathematicians lotta. you up to the body if you need. when i was reissue am i think of to find how do they the a muslim caught the haka. the harakat. asked lemme. i said can i ask what some of that i was thinking that i must know i'm going to have a goddamn shift as careful with math first but with math but what with mental illness that they are as a part of it make election. i don't think. they know the reason but putting the show for a show and other than the two things just need to listen i'm a thorough never going to cheat that one so much i'd want to my i pad. with. this is. to me. this in your money

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happy birthday, sidney. he's like me, he doesn't come out to play all that often so it means a great deal that he made that trip. another good friend, pennsylvania's longest-serving united states senator arlen specter. i so miss the man. his intellect and his ethical code especially at a time in which we are now living. he was fodder for so many columns that i wrote . 022 other mentors, james e beasley net esquire, the namesake of the school of law mentor me in a legal sense and someone else right here in this building, city council and after long strap with whom we sent so many fun moments. you might want to start with my tribute to thatcher. it's all about a practical joke that together we play there i mentioned him, dave singer. his ccd here? i have to make sure that column made the cut. it's a hell of a story, i really enjoyed it. i wrote about the day i decided i needed to call looking joe frazier to tell him what he meant to me as i was growing up. but like i said, even though i've written about a lot

where sidney. and we're back with dr helen fisher anthropologist and human behavior researcher discussing gender roles and the changes romantic relations have shown during today's world no helen what is it what it's like when your partner is a country's leader what other day in a mix of such a relationship i mean do you just naturally have to submit more out of the way. it's going to depend on the relationship i mean somebody like macross hunt in france gets a great deal of guidance from his wife you know she's really schooled him on how to give a speech they have all kinds of conversations about what the right thing to do is under certain circumstances she's very much of a partner in his political world and his political life and his style of leadership so actually i think that mccrone and his wife. the future and i think that somebody like trump and melania his wife is the past. plays almost no rule in any of his decisions. doesn't appear as if she makes any kind of public appearances that she do

to face a variety of hacking crimes against american political figures including clinton confidant sidney blumenthal now the announcement came during trump's meeting with the queen at windsor castle and just days before trump is scheduled to meet putin so what does have to see if this leads to any domestic resistance to this controversial meeting ok summing up some of the main points there are some euro come in washington d.c. for some euro thank you. well done kabul it is an ore through among his work the plot to scapegoat russia and i'm happy to say he joins us live now to put some meat on the bones of this story for us first of all down welcome what do you make of these charges well you know i just read the indictment so i'm trying to process everything here i mean first of all you know we have to start with the premise that the f.b.i. never. actually had the actual computer from the d.n.c. the d.n.c. never gave that to the f.b.i. so everything the f.b.i. knows is from a private company that the d.n.c. did give their computer to and that private companies known as crowd strike and so i

>> sidney wicks. >> how do you feel about this win? >> we haven't shot very well.e need to move the ball and make some shots. if we do that we'll be all right. >> good luck, coach. brian and jack. >> there you see the numbers already hanging up from the rafters as we look at the roster for the ghost ballers and they'll go through ricky davidson and carlos boozer and no mike ba mike bibby. >> rick barry, 74 years young and hall of fame ir. guy oakland. '66 nba rookie of the year with the warriors. won a championship with the golden state warriors. did it all. he's the head coach. skipped back to ricky davis. owens. the kickout to deshawn stevenson. >> it's always a good time when he can knock down an early 3. it opens up everything else for his game. last week when we were in chicago i got a chance to sit down and talk to him and charles oakley and the stories they were telling, especially gorges by andre owens. he was able to sit down and talk to he and dr. dre. want a history less not son in basketball you talk to those guys. >> brian: inside missed it. he stepped

thriving with the new office building on k street and a cohort of young bloggers wanting to be the next sidney blumenthal. the paper remains precariously the cradle of hypocrisy. meanwhile, between journalism's insiders and outsiders, between the ones rising in the one sinking, there is no solidarity at all. back in d.c., repentance identifies upward. always upward. we cling to our credentials and we hobnob with the senators and governors. we trade with friendly cabinet officials. we help ourselves to the champagne and lobster at the reception. everybody wants to know our opinion. we think they want to celebrate her birthday. they want to find out where we went for cocktails last night after work. until the day when you wake up and learn the tycoon behind your media concern has changed his mind. and everyone is laid off and it was never about you in the first place. gone the private office, the award-winning column the cable new show, the checks start bouncing, the booker at msnbc stops calling. and suddenly you find that you are a middle-aged maker of paragraphs, of useless things dumped into

they say united flight 863 to sidney returned to san francisco due to a mechanical issue.e'll work to get our customers as soon as possible. our maintenance team is inspecting the aircraft. i'll bring you updates as they come in. today in the bay. >> okay. thank you so much. >>> 5:34. members are asking questions. they say they were never warned made by a jail aid salt suspect. 48-year-old called the independent police auditor this week from jail. he made a complaint about police misconduct. during the call he threaten today shoot officers. the problem is up ahead of this group and never gave police any kinds of heads up about the phone call. >> the thing to have done would have been to immediately inform the police department of this specific threat and they didn't do it. >> they learned when an internal affairs team performed an audit. >> we are learning about a missing woman. deputies may have spotted angela hernandez near monterey. she was driving a white jeep patriot but has not been heard from since last thursday night. it shows a car like her jeep in monterey county

sheldon. >> guest: a lot of people don't remember sidney sheldon. i went to school in paris my junior year and found a fabulous bookstore called shakespeare and company. it is right on the sin, george was an amazing guy. i was able to get my hand on some sidney sheldon books and sheldon did doomsday conspiracy, one of my favorites, and american military intelligence operative, really excited about his writing and how he did it and sheldon led me to david morrell and he wrote some great thrillers, some romancey type things as well, actually dictated them. a stenographer in his office and he dictated his novels which is interesting. >> host: ken follett. >> guest: pillars of the earth is such a fantastic book and how you take as the backdrop hundreds of years to build a cathedral until the stories of the lives of the people through that and make it riveting. that is on my bucket list, to meet ken follett. his book was given to me by the young tourists when i was on my honeymoon with my wife. i met this young couple, he suggested pillars of the are tha

>> sidney. >> happy birthday. >> now head back inside. >> happy birthday sidney.p this movie "tag"? >> yes. >> it's got all these famous faces. it's about a group of guys that still to this day play the game of tag. they started it first in elementary school and then it got serious in high school. the movie is based on this real life group. they don't kid around. let me tell you, when they get together for the past 30 years and they try to tag each other, they mean business. watch. >> a handful of the guys were together maybe over the holidays or something and having a beer and we were talking about how it's harder to stay in contact with each other. somebody came up with the idea, let's start the game up. we've been doing that since 1990. >> from the swimming pool to the starbucks parking lot. >> i'm going to have to go, there is a tag. >> nowhere is safe. >> you're pretty paranoid, looking around every corner, looking at suspicion with some people's calls. you have this psychological warfare. >> you're it, baby. >> swimming pool, starbucks, and that's just the b

teenager student to play basketball at a texas high school is now facing a new charge. 25-year old sidneyill strap has now been charged with indecency with a child after dating a 14-year old girl while pretending to be a high school freshmen. he was armpering he posted as a hurricane harvey evacuee so he could play basketball at hill crest high school in dallas. >>> a two year old boy in antioch is on life support after falling out of a second story window. it happened saturday morning at his home. family members say the two-year old climbed up a dresser that was beneath an unlocked window with no screens. he slid the window open and fell out. his aunt who didn't want to be camera says the boys' older brothers were upstairs with him playing on their phones and everything happened so fast. >> it wasn't until the boys realized what happened he came running down the stairs screaming and yelling. the boys in the room are really traumatized. they blame themselves for not keeping 100% eye on him. >> his parentings were downstairs getting ready to take the children to the grocery store. the chil

i went tune open call, and i wah love" part two with sidney poitier, and beater donovich, he directed my life. it's hot and humid and e's wearing a scarf. >> stephen: very debonair. he said, can you act? i said, it's an open call, we're gonna find out. that's what i said, i'm, like, i don't know. >> stephen: did he like it? he said, what are you doing this for? i said, the money. no one goes to college and says, i became an accountant because i just love numbers. >> stephen: did you get the part? >> nope. >> stephen: okay. ( laughter ) when did you go to l.a.? >> i went to l.a., like, a week and a half after i -- because i didn't get the part, but they stuck me in the featured ex travment i had no idea. i was working at a bank at the time, so i thought i made it. >> stephen: because you were an extra in a movie. >> yeah, it was really exciting. but basically it was, like, my name and then extra on the tv show, which is not very much, like a big resume in hollywood. >> stephen: no. no. >> stephen: so how old were you when you went to l.a.? >> 19. >> stephen: at what point did you say,

he is here with us with his wife sidney and his son william.enior analyst for the cyber incident response team, he is one of the most talented people who protect our nation from cyber attacks. he is very, very good at his craft. in fact, he has done such a great job that they not only asked him to develop a new curriculum on cyber warfare. they also asked him to teach the first class of the newly established cyberspace marines. so to jonathan and every american who wears the marine corps uniform, we are truly grateful. thank you very much. thank you. thank you. to every service member here today and stationed around the world, they are all watching. your incredible families. these are truly unbelievable people. thank you for keeping america safe, strong, proud, mighty and free. god bless you. god bless our military. god bless america. happy fourth of july. >> ed: president with the military families. now presidential historian, jane hampton cook. >> thank you for having me. >> ed: someone saying don't go to a parade, go to a protest. >> you cou

: allot of of people don't remember sidney sheldon.i went to school in paris, my junior year and able to find a fab bows look -- fabulous book store and i was able to get my hand on sidney sheldon books, sheldon died doomsday conspiracy and an american military intelligence operative and excited about his writing and sheldon led me to reading david morell, and i just -- he wrote some great hillers. he wrote kind of some romancey type thingwell but wrote some incredible thrillers. actually dictate them. had a stenographer. >> host: ken follett. >> guest: pillars is my fav favorite and how you take hundreds of years to build the cathedral and the at the story and make it riveting. that was be -- that's on my bucket list to meet ken followlett. hit follette. we mitt a young crime and the recommended pilfers the earth and stephen king and we traded beckons boat both from greece to italy. >> host: and two thing that brad thor mentioned just as a quick plug for booktv.org. we have visited shakespeare and company in paris and done a profile o

exactly right we are hiring for a variety of roles and around the world from new york to paris so sidneyralia hiring for people who want to help change how people eat. liz: i'm ordering breakfast lunch and dinner. my poor children, i know. mary it's great to have you good luck. >> thanks for having me. liz: with mealpal and classpass. a healthy pop for j& j, johnson & johnson closing bell ringing in about 17 minutes leading the dow 30 after beating second quarter estimates they had higher pharmaceutical and medical device sales, driving the stock higher, it's up $4.52, but of course president trump has been very concerned about big pharma kind of gouging some people we'll see what happens with these names we've got to keep an eye on twitter first for him. up next federal reserve chair jay powell reveals quite a rosie picture today some of that got swamped in all the international news but not with us. he has the american economy doing very well with one big actress, what's that? edward lawrence on capitol hill with the highlights. don't go away dow is up # 86 now to soothe and moisturize

why don't we go to sidney in california >> caller: a big booyah from gamecock country >> there you goo >> caller: i bought smart global holdings on june 14th and 18th right before earnings. since then it's tanked what do you think about it do you think it's going to come back >> look, my favorite in that category is hpq, which is hp inc. i think that's better one. i would go with that one let's go to ellis in arkansas. >> caller: hi, jim, this is ellis paterson from farmington, arkansas >> there you go. what's happening >> caller: my stock is ppg i know that you've bought it a little bit there's a couple of questions. i know about this accounting issue. >> accounting irregularities equals sell. i can't recommend the stock anymore. just my discipline it's what i learned from jim cramer's real money. that, ladies and gentlemen, is the conclusion of the lightning round. [ buzzer ] >> announcer: the lightning round is sponsored by td ameritrade why are you so good at this? had a coach in high school. really helped me up my game. i had a coach. math. ooh. so, why don't traders have coaches

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sheldon. >> a lot of people don't remember sidney sheldon. i went to school in paris my junior year and was able to find a fabulous bookstore called shakespeare and company. it is right on the end and george ran it with an amazing guy. i got my head on hand on some sheldon books. he had an american military intelligence operative. i was really excited about his writing and how he did it. >> sheldon led me to david marrero. he wrote some great thrillers. >> reporter: hero some romance he things as well. he had a stenographer in his office and he dictated his novels. >> colors of the this my favorite book. how you take as the backdrop hundreds of years to build a cathedral and then tell the stories of the lives of the people and make it riveting. that is on my bucket list. i would love to meet him. his book was given to me by a young tourist while i was on my honeymoon with my wife. we met this young couple and he suggested the book. and that's what kicked me off with those books. we traded books on o about. >> guest: we hav. >> host: we have v

sidney portly has been charged with indecency with a trial after dating a 14-year-old girl while pretendinghool freshman. he was arrested last may after tampering with government records. he posed as a hurricane harvey evacuee to play high school basketball in dallas. >>> a two-year-old boy in antioch is on life support after falling out of a second story window. it happened saturday morning at his home. family members say david was climbing up a dresser beneath an unlocked window that had no screen. somehow he slid the window open and fell out. his aunt who did not want to be on camera says the boys older brothers were upstairs with him playing on their phones and everything happened so fast. >> it wasn't until one of the boys realize what happened they came running down the stairs screaming and yelling. the boys are very traumatized and they blame themselves for not keeping 100% eye on him. >> his parents had been downstairs and they were getting ready to take the kids to the grocery store. the child's grandmother says he did have surgery and he is on life-support and they are praying for

there's a hotel in sidney that has a portrait with a little gold frame where you can go in and take asee the hotels want you to take pictures. >> you said that 70% of instagram is travel? 70%? >> 70% is travel related. >> i don't believe you. i don't believe you. >> would an englishman lie? >> you're from the bronx. >> why 70%? explain. >> i think that shows you how impactful instagram has been on travel, how native it is. think about how 40% of millennial's who won't go somewhere unless they can instagram it. that's baking instagram into travel. i think people thought that travel agents or travel specialists as we call them now, sort of like phone booths and record stores, they're gone. no, they're launching on instagram now, they're using instagram to book, you're using it as a business model. jessica bongo focuses on africa, she has really fun destinations, but she's also a travel specialist. how do people find her? instagr instagram. >> people are getting dolled up in their photographs. >> thank you, mark, elwood, always good to have you here. >>> as the world dissects the meeting

i walk up to sidney poitier and he said. i saw you one time. you were at a party.ople all the time, i wish that every actor or actress could have that type of moment for whatever it is and that's why it was important for me now like i said, doing the "off script." and people coming to the house and let them get a little bit of that sunshine was amazing. >> wow. i could listen to jamie foxx tell stories all day. you can watch all of the episodes of "off script" on greygooseoffscript.com. >>> until then, let's go to ginger. >> yes. and quite a crowd in times square, amy. we start with braley. where are you from? >> month dom -- montgomery, alabama. >> i picked you because you have the best bow on the block. that is for sure. >> thank you. >> we love that and we also really thought this was amazing video out of missouri. that is a dust devil on a baseball field. you see that. you guys see that? that is formed and the blue sky behind it. it forms differently than a tornado and has to do with all the intense heat in one place on the ground. >>> i'm abc 7 news meteorolog

members will also demonstrate the visit tomorrow at the ronald reagan library in the sidney valley. > a former playboy model two months before the election. the president tweeted, in conceivable that the government breaks in a lawyer's office early in the morning. the good news is that your favorite president did nothing wrong. fbi seized the recording earlier this year during a raid. it was about aid payment to a former playboy model that says she had an affair with mrcht trump. the jus i was -- mr. trump. he was widened to investigation in the russian meddling to include the questions if payments were made by cohen and if that violated the federal campaign finances laws. >> people ask how is a tape recording allowed to be used, if it's evidence of a chronolog, that's with the -- crime, that's with the attorney and client. >> >>> republicans have decided to hold the 2020 convention in charlotte, north carolina. the yuan city beat out las vegas and that was the other top choice. this is the second time that charlotte is going to host the political convention in resent years. they host

if people are taking out of the hothouse plotting atmosphere of westminster, sidney allured in the direction innermost workings of the conservatives' leadership rules may not seem the pressing priority that it does on a tuesday afternoon in late july when they are imprisoned within this parliamentary building. i suspect it is that simple. and all of the makkah nations around making a leadership vote potentially come along is much harder once people fan out around the country and around the world. —— and all of the machinations around making a leadership vote. you would be hard to do, i would suspect, to offer lifts to any ports, airports or constituency going as long as the postcode does not begin fw one, i would imagine. i don't want to give the game away, is your guest anywhere? we were doing a spot of what is technically known as waffling! i am looking for conservative mp richard bunyan, he rebelled against the government last night, i would rebelled against the government last night, iwould be rebelled against the government last night, i would be intrigued and what he's doing this after