it's getting stale. it's rach eting up.e's more isolated and that's more dangerous. >> i get david's point about how it gets processed emotionally. but this is about the practicality of what do you do, what do you do when the president of the united states stands before thousands in an audience of millions and materially misleading about what he said to forward a narrative of being a victim, and then directs the american people to attack the institution that checks the president. >> the purposeful misleading is the thing that is so dangerous. he knows the things he's saying are not accurate. he is at root -- i've called him a provocateur a lot of times. i think he is that. he is also at root sort of a fab lift. se he's been telling the story of donald trump's life, whether that was making up a pr guy in his younger years to tout his verility and appeal to women in new york city high society circles or now in which he just makes stuff up and repeats it. my former colleagues at "the washington post" -- this is before the ariz

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not ideas being taken away from a stale, the center rights, one of the very first we ever had. we american inventors did have those rights preserved if the state is going to exist as a asa powerful leading nation in innovation, otherwise we won't. >> these things are becoming liabilities. >> we can do anything with them. >> we represent inventors coast-to-coast. i asked happen to run an organization in san diego, one of the largest club for inventors in this country there every year we would have a contest at the end of our year, is a contest limitation which would have to a patent pending were provisional. every year with a three to four dozen entries and we would whittle it down to ten. this year we have less than ten entries. what has changed with the patent laws have changed and the awareness that the patent laws are devastating as is what's changed. so now is a time to make this day and make it known that patents matter. when you get these laws back to where they were. thank you. >> my name is alan beckley. i'm inventor and today i'm burning my band along with my colleague

the democratic party sounds old and stale because they have old and stale candidates. would love to stop talking about president obama, but he's there because it's all they got. we played van halen with sammy haggar singing lead. that's the problem. president obama is the david lee roth of the democratic party. >> hillary clinton is the gary sharone. >> nicely done! beautiful. >> obama is the guy that steals your girlfriend and tries to give you relationship advice. [laughter] what are you doing? you destroyed the party. you lost 1,000 seats in the last couple of years. it's been destroyed. great analogy. cruise on his charisma. it's exactly right. it's exactly right, gutfeld. the guy had it all. he won re-election because people thought he was a decent man and they didn't like mitt romney, but policies he enacted all failed, foreign and domestic. and now they're left holding nothing. and he will come back and be a punching bag for donald trump. trump will love obama coming back. first hillary and then obama. >> the democratic numbers are higher than trump, but it will

the facility is getting a little stale. although it was family day today in napa which is a welcome break to see your wife and family, players are still competing for a job. head coach wants to make sure they won't forget this is a business where everybody has to shot to make the team. >> we're going to have a competitive team. i don't care how you got here, it doesn't really matter, you're drafted, high pick, low pick. if you weren't picked or if you're a veteran. certainly a veteran -- weave seen a certain -- before but still we want to make the competition real. >>> traded all-star first basis for powell. alonso hitting .266, and runs, r.b.i. >>> angels today would not be considered a pitchers dual, oakland 5-7. chad was 4 for 5, 7 home runs. >>> >>>'s at 18. so instead of an inning being over, chris davis slacks his 29th home run of the season. made it 10-8. six straight hits, scored five runs with bruce maxwell delivering the two-run single. 11-10, maybe their best win of the year. johnson d backs, seven on the inning.

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finally to end this stale mate most people believe it has to begin with diplomacy.t probably doesn't mean direct talks because of the conditions we've set, but it is a beginning. it's not to say everything is well. as you mentioned on the intro, just today the u.s. treasury department has basically accused 16 company individuals of doing business with north korea disfight ban against it. they range from companies that are buying coal and iron ore which provide north korea with the money its needs for its nuclear program to companies actually supplying the technology for the missiles themselves. companies are from china and russia. this means the companies cannot use international banks. it's a big deal. which is why just moments ago china said the u.s. should, and i'm quoting, immediately correct its mistake because this could affect broader u.s./china relations. also today, the u.n. accused north korea of supplying syria with chemical weapons and components in the last six months just after that 90 died in the sarin gas attack in syria for which president trump ret

. >>> stale head, who was the star nearly unrecognizable as geen elizabeth?p exclusive. >> today, it might be better if we are separated. >> tarek el moussa's life after christina. what tore them apart and then is he dating again? >>> then the trials and triumphs of jerry lewis. what we never knew. >> the pain became so excruciating, there's no way to expre express it. >>> closed captioning provided by -- >>> i want i to check out margo robbie's transformation into kwen elizabeth i. she was spotted on the set of the mary queen of scots movie. i love she is not afraid to go there. first harley quinn, and now queen elizabeth. >> tonya harding was there too. >>> moving on now to our tarek el moussa exclusive. the "flip or flop" host inviting "e.t." online's lauren zima inside his 2-year-old son, brayden's, birthday bash. >> is christina going to be here today? >> unfortunately, today she won't be here. we have been going through, you know, our situation, and i fete like today might be better if we just stay separated. >> tarek's living the single dad life since

it's a welcome interruption to the staleness of training camp. today was hardly the same old, same old as we find out. >> reporter: it's that time of camp where players want to hit someone else. that feeling extending to kirt cousins who feel like his teammates have the cheat codes to all the plays. >> they know how we're going to play. you don't want to have the answers before you take the test. en with brand new players it teps you get a test of where you are. >> shall we do this? >> reporter: they tested eed at richmond international raceway this morning. the nascar legend took some players for a spin around the oval hitting a top speed of 130 miles an hour. a little bit slower back at camp, junior ran some routes. >> any time you get chance to meet some of the guys playing the game it's real honor. it's probably a big honor for me. >> reporter: junior and josh finished their day handing out free snow cones. a great way to wrap up the biggest segment at camp before their first pre-season game on thursday. >> i told you. we were able to combine

their facility is getting stale, like every training camp around the nfl. it was family day today in napa. they had a barbecue, welcoming their wives and kids. jack del rio wants to make sure they don't forget this is a business where everyone has a shot to make a team. >> we'll have a competitive team. i told the guys when we open, i don't care how you got here. it doesn't really tter. you're undrafted, you're a high pick, a low pick or if you weren't picked or if you're a veteran, certainly a veteran, we've seen a certain amount before, but still we want to make it competitive. we want to make it real, the competition real. >> the a's traded all-star first baseman yonder alonso to seattle for a minor league outfielder. alonso was hitting .266, 24 home runs and 49 rbis. powell, a 24-year-old minor leaguer. >>> angels today in what would not be considered a pitcher's duel. oakland down 10-5 in the seventh. chad pender was 4 for 5. solo home run. a triple shy of the cycle. 10-6, l.a. a's with 18 hits. none more thornt pan jed lowrie, a single beats the shift

. >> and asking trump to delay campaign stale rally in ardz ar. mayor stanton says the nation is still healing and says the events should be postponed. earlier this week president said he may pardon joe opao the sure of of he disobeyed a sheriff order for people arrestsing people suspected. undocumentsed immigrants. he was known for controversial position on illegal immigration and democratic lawmakers including senators from arizona have also cents a letter to president trump asking him not pardon arpae they said if you do that makes new the category that you take care of your friends. >> he'll fwet a lot of backlash on that. >> pakistani the noble peace prize winner will study philosophy, politics and economics. back in 2012 taliban shot her in the head for calling for goyrlz go to school. the now 20-year-old was flown to uk for medical treatment where she lived ever since. she's now demanding world leaders invest in books instead of bullets. >> family affair at the white house. could it be spreading to vice-president mike pence's family. we'll

. >> using the campaign-stale rally to threaten a government shutdown and defend his comments followingottesville. we're live with the developments. >>> plus a new report that says republican leader mitch mcconnell and the president have not spoken in weeks. so, what sparked this possible fallout? >>> tiger woods vowing to take action after his

now at the moment it's still many days away at the moment i do think that eclipse day monday should stalear. so keeping the fingers crossed that it stays that way. but there are still six days. >> hold to you it katie. >> i'm keeping my fingers crossed, too. that's how it looks right now. >> sounds good. thanks katie. >> sure old song called smile many artists have covered. >> the lear ticks smile though your heart is aching exactly what one girl is doing. here's meisha with today's love it. >> it was a tough couple of weeks to be a police officer or loved one in central indiana following the deaths of two their officers. but they're not letting that hardship harden them. instead they're spreading love wrapping their arms around the orphan daughter of one of own. take look. >> izzi clause 15-year-old girl lost her father a detective to cancer a couple years ago. then recently izzi was at the indiana fairgrounds for a goat showing competition with her goat wish bone when she learned her mom passed away unexpected unexpectedly. so dozen of cops and their husbands and wives showed up on the

their facility is getting stale, like every training camp around the nfl.family day today in napa. they had a barbecue, welcoming their wives and kids. jack del rio wants to make sure they don't forget this is a business where everyone has a shot to make a team. >> we'll have a competitive team. i told the guys when we open, i don't care how you got here. it doesn't really matter. you're undrafted, you're a high pick, a low pick or if you weren't picked or if you're a veteran, certainly a veteran, we've seen a certain amount before, but still we want to make it competitive. we want to make it real, the competition real. >> the a's traded all-star first baseman yonder alonso to seattle for a minor league outfielder. alonso was hitting .266, 24 home runs and 49 rbis. powell, a 24-year-old minor leaguer. >>> angels today in what would not be considered a pitcher's duel. oakland down 10-5 in the seventh. chad pender was 4 for 5. solo home run. a triple shy of the cycle. 10-6, l.a. a's with 18 hits. none more thornt pan jed lowrie, a single beats the shift with

the pills feature the president's signature hair stale and have his name on the back. they say this is roughly worth $46,000. ecstasy pills could be deadly and often cause nausea and paranoia. look anything like the president ,. >> i'll say the hair. i can't even tell what that is. >> i have no idea what that is. you know what they actually look like? what's that. >> gold fish. the little gold fish crackers. >> i wouldn't eat one of those? a. we're not advising that. no, definitely not at all. i want to see if merkel has any on her home toif. i don't think we'll be seeing angela merkel pills on this identify of the upon. >> it's all very bizarre. we talked about this last night, tonight on the final five at 11: 30 we're talking to the guy who wants to erect a missy elliott to replace a confederate memorial right there. it's going to be fascinating. it's sort of a tongue and cheek because i'm fascinated just by the create creativity. >> they on this petition. they are when beyond. they have 15,000 signatures on that. ports mute, that's where she's from. thanks for joini

. >> using the campaign-stale rally to threaten a government shutdown and defend his comments following the violence in charlottesville. we're live with the developments. >>> plus a new report that says republican leader mitch mcconnell and the president have not spoken in weeks. so, what sparked this possible fallout? >>> tiger woods vowing to take action after his photos that are leaked online. why the website is refusing to take them down. >>> powerball fever across the country. today's drawing is the second biggest in u.s. history. so, in which state are you most likely to buy the winning ticket? >> new york. >> hmm. >>> hopefully it's one you live in. we say good morning, everybody. we start with breaking news from phoenix. police using pepper spray overnight on protesters after a largely peaceful demonstration. >> police say some anti-trump protesters threw rocks and bottles at them. the cops then responded with stun grenades and pepper spray forcing some of those protesters to douse their faces with water. >> now, inside the convention center the president started by talking abou

in business news sales are going stale for a fresh food provider. >> money watch's roxana saberi joins us live with that and more, good morning, rocks san a. >> reporter: good morning, jim and rahel. will stocks keep up their rally today? they surged yesterday after a shaky couple weeks, dow jones rose 196 points and nasdaq finished 84 points up. >>> blue apron is putting in a hiring freeze for salary workers. company delivered boxes pack with fresh ingredients and recipe card to make meals at home. since going public in june its shares dropped 50 percent. company says it is laying off 14 recruiters as part of the organizational restructuring. >>> state department is warning americans to think twice about visiting several popular spots in mexico. issued an advisory warning of the spike in homicides in resort towns including cancun and playa delcarmen. state department says turf battles between criminals group led to violent crime in areas frequented by americans, some shooting incidents innocent bystanders have been injured or killed. >>> teens new say snap chatties cooler then faceboo

we're stale out here, continue to keep you updated throughout the morning. but for now live from 69th street station, trang do, cbs-3, "eyewitness news," jim, rahel, back to you. >> trang, thank you. let's get check on how the overnight accident may affect your morning commute. >> for more on that, here's meisha johnson, traffic report er. >> we just turned the bumm being of it from trang. just to recap where we are right now, yes, we have the accident involving two norristown high-speed line trains at the 69th street terminals, trang had pointed out around 12:15 a.m. so, 42 injured, all together, service is expected to resume. it is actually expected to resume right about now. so just a heads up. if i were you, training will be running every 15, 20 minutes, and if i were you would mostly deaf expect delays. check the schedules, again, trains running every 15, 20 minute, should be resuming right now, that's the good news, matt becomes 4:30 in the morning and very, very busy in the world of travel. over to you. >> it really sounds like it, it will be relative

it dries out quickly and can go stale.d you've got 120 people. how do you physically make that many on the day and shift them on the day? do you have to have lots of premises? we have seven in the uk. we've grown used to it over the years. the ovens are high—capacity, the storage space, but we make do and manage somehow. we talked about your expansion plans. looking around the country, certainly in the uk. i know you've got big plans in dubai. it's interesting the dynamic. sweet things in the uae and the gulf are really popular. it's a social activity, it's not about going to the pub or the bar, it's about ice cream and cake. how would you pick where you would opening in the uk? you said london for you is tough. it's tough because of friends. any area where there is a relatively afflue nt area where there is a relatively affluent population but also businesses nearby, lots of kids, mums with kids. tourists help. the ideal place would be somewhere that combines all of those elements. right here, giving the interest you've s

stale lot of lightning with this activity as well. so coming up, we'll talk much more about this really unsettled pattern for the remainder of the week. back over to you. >> all right. scott. crazy. route 70 closed in both directions breaking news right now in the marlton area. wires are down because of the severe weather that's ripping through burlington county right now. those wires came down about an hour ago. you can see traffic is diverted off the highway there. the good news is, there nor reports of any injuries and of course we'll stay on top of this and bring you the latest. >>> you saw this first on fox. a man sworn to protect and serve allegedly put a lot of people in danger this morning. it happened in north philadelphia early this morning. people couldn't believe their eyes. a jeep came ping-ponging off a parked cars before daylight. >> behind the wheel, police tell us an off duty police officer drunk. this on a busy street typically filled with lots of traffic and lots of children. fox 29's joyce evans is live at police h

we had suggestions from the irish prime minister, a bespoke custom stale, but that would cause concernried about how that will affect uk's ability to do trade deals with other countries. what matters is how the uk government is having to balance competing views and demands in westminster, in ireland and with 26 other eu countries, and the government says this issue is a priority, but putting something at the tub at the list doesn't make it any easier to resolve. —— the top of the list. alex, thanks for joining resolve. —— the top of the list. alex, thanks forjoining us. donald trump is coming under increasing pressure, over allegations that members of his campaign team, colluded with russia in last year's us presidential election. the special prosecutor investigating the claims, has convened a grand jury, which is a first step to bringing possible criminal charges. the president has always denied the allegations, telling supporters last night they‘re ‘a total fabrication‘. our north america editor jon sopel reports. donald trump! donald trump is never happier than when he is out of was

it's a darn shame you know that they had that nitpick stuff like this just a statue stale because. i think they should go. i believe is that you should go is a representation of love pays action is that a. but shaq booted shame people will mentally and physicall. it's not only this vietnam vet saluting these monuments today donald trump entered the fray tweeting sad to see the history and culture of our great country. being ripped apart with the removal of our beautiful statues and monuments. you called change history but you can learn from it. robert t. lee stonewall jackson who's next washington jefferson. so foolish. i realize. he was plans to dismantle the to have generally this spot these hate drainage sings in charlottesville at the weekend. which left one person dead. no doubt these people will be cheering the president to the rafters for his comments today. but in durham north carolina those people who believe the statues of symbols of america's dark past. a taking matters into their own hands. there is still is like the school across the southern states of america yes they

their facility is getting stale and monotonous just like every training camp around the nfl.in napa, a welcome day to see yr fe, girlfriend and kids. players are competing for a job. they want to make sure they don't forget this is a business where everyone has a shot to make this team. >> we're going to have a competitive camp. i told the guys when we opened, i don't care how you got here. it doesn't really matter. you're undrafted. you're a high pick, a low pick, or if you weren't picked, or if you're a veteran. certainly a veteran, we've seen a certain amount before, but still, we want to make it competitive. we want to make it real, the competition real. >> all right. the a's traded all star first base manlonzo to seattle powell. 30-year-old was hitting 266, powell is a 24-year-old minor leaguer. >>> all right, angels today in what would be considered -- not considered, that is, the pitcher's duo. chad pender 4 to 5 of the solo home run. he was a triple away from the cycle 10-6 l.a. a single to beat the ship with two outs in the eighths. instead of an inning being over, c

brigadier general phillip stewart says it might just break the stale mate here. >> a country screamsower. doesn't have a lot of roads. it's mountainous. >> reporter: that terrain suits the afghan fighter division, which consists of 12 american built a-29 planes. attack helicopters. capable of delivering a full payload. heavy machine guns. >> the target. >> and guided missiles. >> u.s. combat pilot, lieutenant colonel, johnny green is in charge of handling afghanistan's top guns. >> all the communication is on them. >> the guy on the ground here is the target. speaking in the cockpit. >> all in their language. all on them. >> so is maintenance. because the a-29 uses the same kind of engine found in planes like cessnas they're easy to fix. it says something about the security situation here, the pilots don't want to be identified. but he said it is the taliban who have new reasons to be fearful. >> at the first they were laughing at this. like, this is the world, styled airplan airplanes. >> world war ii style. >> until they found themselves on the receiving end of one in after that, t

we'll have a preview of the campaign stale rally in arizona watch that following "action news" at 6:00 a check of the "action news" traffic report. >> all right heading over to matt pellman to see what's up. >> hi monica and walt is not so hot. jammed on the southbound side and it remains so from cotman to bridge street into girardment and earlier crash at allegheny is long gone and the 29 minute travel time is better than the 80 minut earlier but still if you head toward center city or the sean mendez concert in philadelphia tonight it's a slow go on 95 southbound with speeds in the teens. crash in bala cynwyd that is cleared out. and springfield township delco a bad one at powell road. and an accident in bucks county blocking off the eastbound side of the newtown bypass in the process. stay on new town yardley road to get around the 332 blockage. traveling into bucks from burlington county. the burlington bristol bridge is going up at 5:55. and better news elsewhere, in burlington county the overturned truck blocking the ramp from 73 northbound to the tun pike that is cleared but del

mondays he lipt in stale. >> i can't see anything this knees. >> just don't get up and w walk. >> experts the drive, desserts and drinks. coming up >> i can't see a thing. >> unless you're looking at the sun apparently. >> child week on wall street the do you moveing a bit off the flows sparked by news that steveianon was removed from the staff. it was still rough for stocks. all finished lower. meanwhile here's something drivers have not seen rec recently. how about this. lower gas prices and the national average for regular unleaded droping a bit this week. gallon will cost you $2.34 and choppers feel better about spending more at least for n now. consumer sentiment raising in the month of august with more americans feeling better that solar eclipse will be next. pookings directly in the trajectory of the eclipse. more than 50,000 women are staying in rentals this weekend compared to >> we're breaking down the three d's of sew ar eclipse. starting with driving. what to do if you're on the road during the eclipse what you do and don't want to do. >> you don't want to drive with these gla

and now, you are seen a lack of vision and new ideas that the democratic party sounds old and stale.tes. i would love to stop talk about president obama. we will get criticized are talking about. he is there, because that is all they have. in the previous segments we played van halen with sammy hagar singing lead. that is the problem. barack obama is the david lee roth, and he cannot be replaced. david lee roth van halen. the true van halen. >> dana: then hillary clinton is the garyll sharon. >> greg: beautiful! >> jesse: obama is one that steals your girlfriend and gives you the relationship advice. the governor's seat, the state legislator, and things illustrate great analogy. cruise on his charisma. that exactly right. that is exactly right. the guy had it all and he won real action not on his accomplishments. he won reelection because people thoughtec he was a decent man ad they did not like thathe romney. policy he's enacted, all failed. foreign andl domestic. they are left holding nothing, and he'll come back and be a onnching bag for donald trump? we love obama coming back. fi

then i picked up orwell and it was so different from all these other stale writers. george orwell died not 1950 but his prose style feels like it was written today. you know as a newspaper person you could draw up a paragraph out of orwell and it we right at home. his concerns are the concerns of today. what do you do to protect the individual's freedom in an era of the intrusive state and now an era of the intrusive corporation. how do you think about liberty? what's the vocabulary we need to discuss governments that don't listen to people? and a lot of the vocabulary we use, big brother, the memory hole, comes directly from orwell residents "1984." so as i was diving more and more into orwell and going back and re-reading, it occurred to me, there was a parallel with churchill. as you say, very different people. one on the right, one on the left. churchill in imperialis consecutive. orwell a dedicated anti-imperialist socialist. just totally different personalities yet they came down key question of our time and they were in the minority. it's important to remember

. >>> the health care badge is at a stale made in washington. nbc's maya rodriguez is there for us.a welcome back. i know you talked to people this morning. many if not most don't have health insurance, to talk about the care they're getting today. we're talking about vision and dental, we're inside a makeshift dental office. 30 chairs here. they've got do this all morning long. 30 chairs with volunteers who have come in from across the country. this is something that ram has been doing for decades thanks to found are sam brock, who started this decades ago. thank you for joining us and talking about what you're doing here. how are things been going? >> sluptly excellent. we have a great crew of volunteers, a great group of patients, as always, in fact about 500 of them, when makes this an medium-sized event for us. it's the 873rd of these events. you've been doing they all over the world, here in the united states for a very long time. has the need increased? what changes have you seen? >> quite frankly we haven't even any change at all. haven't seen any changes in either the house

still at his golf resort in new jersey, after all of this going on stales from the white house, the president was golfing yesterday. >> reporter: he was, according to social media, where there were some frames of him out on the links. that's to be expected, i suppose, on hi investigation indication, he's saying there's "working" in the working vacation, we'll see some of that today where the president will dine with the vice president for lunch. the vice president tend to be a much more controlled style, much milder language, but the administration is saying that the president's comments toward north korea fit his style, bravado, trying to send a message, branding if you will, give it a buzz phrase like fire and fury. they understand the intent and agree with the intent, even though who may be less comfortable with the improvisational nature to give you an understanding of how the administration more broadly is dealing with this, consider rex tillerson, who has a much milder manner as well when it comes to trying to ease tensions in the region. his spokesperson describe how they view the pres

the facility getting stale, monotonous, and just like every other training camp in the nfl.nding as players are still competing for a job, and you never know when your break will come. head coach jack del rio wants to make sure they don't forget this is a business where everyone has a shot to make this team. >> we're going to have a competitive camp. i told the guys when we opened, i don't care how you got here. it doesn't really matter. you're undrafted. you're a high pick, a low pick, or if you weren't picked or if you're a veteran, certainly a veteran, we've seen a certain amount before. but still we want to make it competitive. we want to make it really, the competition real. >>> now, if you were in napa today, you noticed larger crowds than usual as it was family day, a chance for players' wives and kids to join them. not all teams do this, so i give the raiders credit as your family is a reminder why you're grinding out here trying to make an nfl team. team fired up the barbecue afterwards. >> a little extra conditioning before they ate the barbecue. nothing punitive,

. >> these are going to be about as stale as humanly possible, yet it still smells good.pack of cigarettes all total, about $20 or $30. it's insane what these guys will pay for their quick fix. i didn't want to charge up my cell phone or even plug it in until i can get to a spot and write down the phone numbers before it dies. who knows what the future's going to bring, but when you hear people say there's nowhere to go but up, quite the literal case here. it's going to be up. real good. >>> due to mature subject y matter, viewer discretion is advised. >>> to me this place is dr. frankenstein and we are the monsters. >> one of the state's most infamous inmates tries to convince prison officials he's changed. >> it sounds like a threat to me. >> no. >> that's water under the bridge. >> corrections staff investigate a potential escape plot. >> do you understand why we would have concerns with an offender having an 11 foot rope? >> you look in my ce

they fight it so hard but if you can't change with the times it makes you old and it makes you comedy staless it's poop jokes. >> none for yew. it's not the topic that stings it's jury joke that stinks. if you make them cringe than laugh your doing a bad job. >> i love asian men they're the best. asian man, no body odor, they just smell like responsible. >> this language policing that's going on has a lot of validity and issues. >> can there be a case where if you don't use the right worth for right ethic group for right gender where people get a little too hyped up about it, yes, but those are exactly the waters comedy should be traveling. >> i will always change and try to learn the new terms put you got to give me wiggle room. if you get hung up on words then you're going to let a lot of evil mother [ bleep ] slip through. evil people learn the terms very quickly. the good guys, they [ bleep ] up a couple of words but listen to their heart. >> having restraint makes comedy better in some ways because it spurs innovation. >> sometime whether you have to work around something even for a si

when they have that stale stuff, again elections are wake up calls. david: we'll see what happens.es, great to see you. see steve forbes again, steve and me every weekend "forbes on fox," saturday morning 11:00 a.m. eastern time on fox news channel. fox business has it on sunday at 7:00 a.m. you can see it on both channels. melissa. melissa: we never miss it. my whole entire phamly, we watch you guys. call it a matter, not an investigation. new evidence that the fbi lied about that unplanned and private meeting between bill clinton and former attorney general loretta lynch. >>> plus if you thought you were uncomfortable getting on a plane, wait until you see how our luggage is being treated. oh, boy. ♪ potsch: you each drive a ford pickup, right? (in unison) russ, leland, gary: yes. gary: i have a ford f-150. michael: i've always been a ford guy. potsch: then i have a real treat for you today. michael: awesome. potsch: i'm going to show you a next generation pickup. michael: let's do this. potsch: this new truck now has a cornerstep built right into the bumper. gary: super cool. po

they say they were surprised to see the exclusive street up for stale. >> i'm a first generation immigrantst know that i have a place in the city of san francisco. soy don't really have any plan to make money or anything. i just want to hold on to it. >> janet reporting there. an attorney for the homeowners association did send a letter last month to. board of supervisors. the association has asked the board of supervisors to consider rescinding the sale and expected to take this up at the next board meeting on august 31st. >>> mystery creatures lurking in the water. a teenager covered in blood in just a matter of seconds. >>> it is a popular dish for many in the bay area. how the best lobster around is caught and recipes that you can whip up. >> where is the butter. ♪ under the sea ♪ >> well, across the country, the rising popularity of lobster rolls has increased the price of the fish. >> you can pick some up and try your hand at recipes at home. >> for more on what makes maine lobster a must-have we joined with mike. welcome. >> good morning. >> good morning. >> mike, let's start with y

clay, our negotiatears, sound down for the umpteen anytime a year of negotiations and decide on a stalematte. both side were broke. the british par him did not want to appropriate anymore money to find the americans. the duke of wellington didn't want the command. he was offered it in america help said he didn't want to be killed. her said i must not die. he had this idea that napoleon was not going to stay on elba and would still around. by that time every american, every british general who fought the americans had been killed by sharpshooters. so he stayed in york. but both side were really broke. in october of 1814, we could not pay the interest on our war bonds. we could not any of our debts. we were bankrupt. when we put the order in for the 1815 penny, the supplier of copper refused credit to the united states. so there was no 1815 penny. the diplomats in gant were deeply indebt, including dolly madison's son, who kept throwing parties, putting her mother and stepfather deeper in debt. he was one of the assistants to the delegates there. the dutch and the french refused anymore d

everybody else is stale. >> caller: you're my professor of all things investing. i have become a much better investor because of you, so thank you. >> thank you, man. thank you. >> caller: hey, jim, my question is about elf beauty. they reported a gross margin expansion. even today an analyst commented that e.l.f. may of a partnership with the boots walgreen alliance does elf meet your thesis that invest in companies that serve millennials? not only do they cater to the younger generation, but diverse millennial women >> first of all, thank you for the kind comments. second, i spoke with elf last night. i wanted them to raise numbers after that quarter they said, no, we're fine with our guidance because they didn't beat and raise, and raise being the operative term, people did not come in and buy the stock. let's think of it this way, okay you do need to beat numbers, top and bottom line, and then you need to raise forecast for a stock to go up it's cut-and-dried i talked about it in this book they didn't do it. so the stock didn't go higher. some stocks are overv

. >>> there is a lot more stale head on "eyewitness news" a cherry hill man is among missing after crash of the u.s.s. john mccain, we're working on the local connection and will have a full report at 5:30. >>> a young lady is not letting an accident and adversity that follows to die fine her. we will check in with a woman who who her legs in the train accident. see how she's getting ready >>> baby born during the eclipse has been named eclipse here in our area there were a few deliveries during the big event. >> that is right, health reporter stephanie stahl is here with the story of one's clips baby from abington hospital, stephanie. >> reporter: very exciting this little girl's family their bundle of joy was supposed to arrive last week but babies have their own schedules. so family's plan to watch the eclipse, were dashed when the baby decided to share the lime light with history. >> it is very hungry. >> reporter: bright sunshine is glowing again over abington hospital where carter anthony parsons was born during the solar eclipse at 1:53 on monday. >> he was six days late. >> repor

the air show or not, close another of the northeast extension is certainly going to hit you like a stale bagel there repaving crews, coming callowhill, spring garden, girard avenue and credits streets all getting a nice new coat of, asphalt there, so they have been working all this week and they will be back again starting around 7:00. mass transit looking g karen, back over to you. >>> we will show you this video. there is a woman on the ground attack by a group of woman. they called police and say this is happening? nope, they take video and post it on social media our chris o'connell has the story. >> reporter: video is very hard to watch it shows a 26 year-old woman getting vicious ly beaten by several others, tuesday afternoon, outsidea store on 66th and green way avenue, in southwest philadelphia. would the man is punched and kick more than 100 times over the nearly three minute long video, her sisters also seen getting beat up by same group in, word on what started the fight. >> it gets to the point multiple people are beating up one and she's on the ground. she's also sprayed wit

that there were too many interesting things to say about the 19th century to just wrap it up in one stale swoop. so, the book is long, as you will see. by publishers have done a very, very good job of making a book that, what do i want to say? i don't know how long it will be but a long book look not so long. and i am very grateful to them for that. so people will not be frightened about it. but the book has three parts the first call that part is called origin and in that, i introduced the matriarch of the hemings family elizabeth who is born in 85 we of fragmentary information about her. when she was born, about where she is born, that she was owned by the deaths family. the chapter is called young elizabeth's world and what i tried to do is invoked that time and place. the area of around williamsburg in the 17 thirties which was, well if you go to williamsburg today, it would not look like, obviously, for obvious reasons, like the democrats would not look like the williamsburg of that time. for very obvious reasons african-americans today don't have much interest in dressing up like sl

hello from the gutters of n.y.c., which are filled with dog manure, vomit, stale wine, urine and bloodom the sewers of n.y.c., which swallow up these delicacies when they are washed away by the sweeper trucks. j.b., i'm just dropping you a line to let you know that i appreciate your interest in those recent and horrendous .44-caliber killings." >> dubois: in '77 is when the newspapers, you know, started to cover this, the .44-caliber killer. >> whatever. >> dubois: son of sam. you would see this stuff. it was in the newspaper, on the tv, on the radio. it was everywhere. >> i don't want to discuss that. >> well, when we realized that this was an authentic letter that he had sent to the "daily thrilled bec ause it gave us access to the killer. >> what i thought was one of the most disgusting episodes i've seen in journalism. >> you suggesting murder isn't a big story? >> i think murder as a big story became in the papers it was blown ludicrously out of proportion and with very unhealthy social results. >> jimmy breslin wrote one to him, figuring that would trigger berkowitz to respond ag