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. >> like uma/oprah. >> that's right. >> who? >> uma thurman. and oprah winfrey. >> gotcha. >> i managed to bring this show to a complete stop. are you enjoying coolness? >> this is so lovely. i'll even take the breeze because it was such a nice day. >> aaron some. >> hey, summer freeze makes me feel fine. >> you know -- >> if you would just sing it. >> you could see the wheels turning in his head. he was working on something and i didn't want him to have to hold it for the next 30 minutes. outside a good looking day. already a little early morning color in the sky. these are the longest days of the year. 14 hours and 50 minutes of daylight today. a nice little summer chill in the air. we'll enjoy far less wind than yesterday. today just a nice summer breeze. near perfect. our average high haven't baeb been to 90 yet. 2014 and '15, we had the first 90 degree day back in the middle parts of may. so we've had three bonus weeks. get the car washed? absolutely right. next chance for a shower is saturday, but even that is not a washout. rain chances

you still love uma thurman? don't touch me with your microphone. >> reporter: calling the star's office and cell phone, showing up on the set of her movie "my super ex-girlfriend" with a postcard saying, my hands should be on your body at all times. kelly mcgillis took down all her social media. lauren dorn, her alleged attacker, has been charged and is expected in court tomorrow. >> i am going to continue with my life. i'm going to school. i'm going to continue to do that. you know, i'm not stopping my life. >> reporter: for "nightline," geo benitez in new york. >>> coming up next, getting naked with kanye west. provocative new video "famous" has everyone talking. i'm billy, and i quit smoking with chantix. i had a lot of doubts going in. i was a smoker. hands down, it was, that's who i was. after one week of chantix, i knew i could quit. along with support, chantix (varenicline) is proven to help people quit smoking. chantix definitely helped reduce my urge to smoke. some people had changes in behavior, thinki

. >> hi, uma. coming up in sports we know would will play in the copa america final. and the giants close out another victory in style of the >>> abc7 sports is brought to you by riverwalk casino. >> the giants pitcher with the shortest start of his career lasting three innings. they managed to win coming back from a five-run deficit. bruce fans are looking for bruce bochy. he connected with two on and it was 6-1 pirates. buster posey's flyball bounceses into the stand for a ground rule r.b.i double. the giants added three runs in the 6th. he slices it and it goes off his glove for a two-run double. 245 gave san francisco a 7-6 lead. in the 9th, the pirates had the tieing run and a strike em out, throw em out double play ends the game. 7-6 what is -- 7-6 was the final. the a's were trying to make it two straight over the brewers. in the fourth oakland took a 1-0 lead. cocoa crisp with a little pop in his bat. the a's rookie struck out nine beaters in six innings. but milwaukee got to him for three runs in the fifth to the wall, but he runs out of room. the a's had a m

i want to turn to uma loganathan , her father was shot and killed on april 16, 2007,7, in the virginiaech massacre. he was teaching at the time of the shooting. none of his students were also killed. she is a volunteer felellow att everytowown for gun safety's survivor network and attended wednesday's protest outside capitol hill for gun legislation. welcome to democracy now! your thoughts on what is taking place right now in the house? >> thank you for having me. i think it is wonderful, to be honest, that they're sitting on the floor. that they have taken over the floor and they are demanding votes because that is what we put them in capitol hill for. that is why we elected them. we elected them to vote. we elected them to be our voices and to speak for us. and for the speaker to block the vote and not allow it is, frankly, i think it is preposterous. it is ridiculous. you should be allowed to do your job. we hardly to do the job, so do it. amy: an assault weapons ban. when used speak to congress members -- when you speak to congress members, republican and democrat, what is the resp

. >> hi, uma. coming up in sports we know would will play in the copa america final. giants close out another victory in style of the you guy's be good[ bark ] i'll [ bark ]later bye. see ya pal. ever wonder what your pets do when you leave home? [ laughing ] aw you cutie pie. aw. aw. aw. aw. [ barking ] [ washing machine running ] party's on! know what your pets are up to with xfinity home. xfinity. the future of awesome. see the secret life of pets, in theaters july 8th. ♪ ♪ ♪ >>> abc7 sports is brought to you by riverwalk casino. >> the giants pitcher with the shortest start of his career lasting three innings. they managed to win coming back from a five-run deficit. bruce fans are looking for bruce bochy. he connected with two on and it was 6-1 pirates. buster posey's flyball bounceses into the stand for a ground rule r.b.i double. the giants added three runs in the 6th. he slices it and it goes off his glove for a two-run double. 245 gave san francisco a 7-6 lead. in the 9th, the pirates had the tieing run and a strike em out, throw em out double play ends the ga

. >> all a have usual hut g ability for few days this week, uma see the ups and downs, and the trend usually is up ward, over time. >> over the weekend scotland's leader promise shooed woe do whatever it takes to stay in the ue -- eu. >> i didn't create these situations, i've treat to got to navigate the best way forward. >> expected to take at least two years for britain to officially break, from the european union. >> european leaders are divided on how to negotiate this brexit, as britain has become the first country to lever in the european union 60 year history. brooke, jim? >> stay with "eyewitness news" as we continue to cover the fall out from the brexit. coming up at 5:30, jill wagner at the new york stock exchange to tell us how the markets are coping after the decision. >> a man in jail accused of shooting and killing his girlfriends in the city torresdale section. >> police tell "eyewitness news" he shot her with a crossbow, happened about 9:00 last night, 3100 block of willits road. investigators say, the 42 year old woman was shot in the chest. they also tell officers h

. >> hi, uma. coming up in sports we know would will play in the copa america final.iants close out another victory in style of the the disneyland resort diamond celebration. it's been 60 years in the making. don't miss your chance to see it all dazzle. come celebrate new beginnings like hyperspace mountain... and premiering this summer, frozen, a musical spectacular... plus an all new soarin'. so come to the place where summer dazzles. >>> abc7 sports is brought to you by riverwalk casino. >> the giants pitcher with the shortest start of his career lasting three innings. they managed to win coming back from a five-run deficit. bruce fans are looking for bruce bochy. he connected with two on and it was 6-1 pirates. buster posey's flyball bounceses into the stand for a ground rule r.b.i double. the giants added three runs in the 6th. he slices it and it goes off his glove for a two-run double. 245 gave san francisco a 7-6 lead. in the 9th, the pirates had the tieing run and a strike em out, throw em out double play ends the game. 7-6 what is -- 7-6 was the final. the a

in a deposition in a judicial watch lawsuit regarding the e-mail issue, uma abedin testified there were frustrating issues. under oath, she said, there were times when clinton couldn't do her job or do what she needed to do. >> mike emanuel, thank you. >>> a meeting in phoenix between former president bill clinton and attorney general loretta lynch is raising questions about a potential conflict of interest. she confirmed she spoke with clinton at the airport in phoenix but said it was not a planned meeting. she insisted they spoke about grandchildren and golf, and current news events but did not discuss the benghazi or the e-mail investigations. as you know, if the fbi finds evidence that hillary clinton or one of her top aides mishandled classified information or lied under oath, and then the fbi referred an indictment, by all accounts, it will be lynch who will have to decide whether to move forward with a prosecution. >>> as we mentioned before, president obama headed way up north today to reaffirm trade ties with his counterparts from canada and mexico during his final north americ

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she's got people like uma anthony weiner -- she's the wife of anthony weiner. how would you like to have anthony weiner having these secrets? guess what? she tells anthony weiner everything there is. i know him. i don't want him knowing anything, folks. ok? and i never ever want him to tweet me, right? does anybody want him to tweet? i don't think so. she tells him everything. who the hell wants that? this is not right. now general petraeus has suffered greatly. many other people have suffered greatly for doing far less than what hillary clinton did. and you know what, folks? to me, as the woman just said, but she got away with it -- it looks like she got away with it, unless i win. [cheering] >> everything will be fair but we're going to have an attorney general and the attorney general is going to look and see because there's a five-year or six-year statute of limitations. so she really is running for some pretty important reasons for herself. look, when somebody does something so wrong as that, they have to pay the consequences. she put our nation in difficu

she's got people like uma, anthony weiner, wife of anthony weiner, how would you like be having ner tose secrets. guess what, she tells anthony weiner. i know anthony weiner. i don't want him knowing anything. and i never ever want him to tweet me. does anybody want him to tweet? she's married to anthony weiner and goes home -- that's the way life works. she goes home. who the hell wants that. this is not right. it's not right. general petraeus has suffered greatly and many people suffered far less than what hillary clinton did. to me, as the woman just said, but she got away with it. it looks like she got away with it -- unless i win. [cheers and applause] mr. trump: and everything will be fair, but we are going to have an attorney general and the attorney general is going to take a look and see, because you know there's a five year or six-year statute of limitations. so she really is running for some very important reasons for herself. look, when somebody does something so wrong as that, they have to pay the consequences. she put our nation in difficulty. did you see her i.t. special

uma being paid by the state department, the clinton campaign, and bingo, the clinton foundation. look, the federal investigation is still active. the fbi director appointed by barack obama is one of the most ethical people in washington. with a ten-year term irrespective of who's president. but the fbi does not have access to and cannot present to a grand jury. they simply investigate. and make a referral to the department of justice. once the referral is made, justice decides whether to go forward. obama could simply tell loretta lynch his department of justice appointee who serves at his pleasure either to not put it in the grand jury or make a presentation and then not ask for an indictment. in, folks, you'll never know. because if anyone talks about it, they violate grand jury secrecy and they go to jail. now, if loretta lynch were true to her charge, she would have sought an independent prosecutor months ago when her boss went on national television and prejudged a federal criminal investigation as one, quote, ginned up by politics, which i imagine wasn't rel received by car

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my colleague referred to it earlier as suggesting that we should refrain from using words like uma or jihad or sharia. i would like to also show you another visual aid and this is what it called the words matter memo that was published in january of 2008. and my story today is going to be what happened between these two documents, these two touchstone documents, 2008 and 2016, because it was during that period of time that what we know now as countering violent extremism policy came to be and one of the expressions of that policy is what we heard about in the media in a few days after the orlando shootings, that attorney general lynch was going to release partial transcript of orlando 911 calls with all references to islamic terrorism removed. that is a condensation of what was actually happening behind the scenes with subject matter experts like myself, who were sworn officers to protect our country from threat, both foreign and domestic. between these two dates 2008 and 2016 came what i call the first rate purge when i was ordered by the department of homeland security headquarters

in a deposition in a judicial watch lawsuit regarding the e-mail issue, uma abedin testified there were frustrating issues. under oath, she said, there were times when clinton couldn't do her job or do what she needed to do. >> mike emanuel, thank you. >>> a meeting in phoenix between former president bill clinton and attorney general loretta lynch is raising questions about a potential conflict of interest. she confirmed she spoke with clinton at the airport in phoenix but said it was not a planned meeting. she insisted they spoke about grandchildren and golf, and current news events but did not discuss the benghazi or the e-mail investigations. as you know, if the fbi finds evidence that hillary clinton or one of her top aides mishandled classified information or lied under oath, and then the fbi referred an indictment, by all accounts, it will be lynch who will have to decide whether to move forward with a prosecution. >>> as we mentioned before, president obama headed way up north today to reaffirm trade ties with his counterparts from canada and mexico during his final north americ

it's about her communicating and two other people seeing it, uma and her pit bull lawyer mills. you say why would she want to do this, have a server only they were on. >> i have an answer. she wanted to prevent congress from overoversight that they are entitled to. >> and freedom of information laws she didn't want americans to know what she was doing. the third thing the clinton foundation. i would bet my bottom dollar that server was set up so she could continue to raise money for the foundation, no one could know about it and she said there were a few disclosures that i forgot to put on the foundation. >> the problem is we lost 30,000 e-mails that she says were about a funeral, yoga, and communicating with her husband. >> he said he had one e-mail. >> 30,000. >> i believe the fbi has those e-mails. >> you think they were able to recover them. >> absolutely. you get a tech guy. these were low-level technicians. >> obviously they would prove she's lying. they would prove what you are saying. why is it taking so long and will the fbi put forward a criminal referral? >> because t

yet uma is able to do this thing with her husband and is a close aide of the clintons. they see the interaction. they just don't trust her. what i'm finding with these eople voting both republican and democrat, they do not trust clinton. but it is at a very, very personal level. their mothers with sons. they're upper middle class suburban women. i think you hit the nail on the head when you said virtuous. the reags will go down as having virtue. one of my focus group members said unfortunate necessity and that would be the republican nominee. any comments? because i find it very interesting your dialogue. thank you. >> sure. i'll take a swing at it first. nice to know that there was a person who was a precurser to donald trump in aaron bur. yeah. look, let me make a general point but i think specifically to yours. i'm somebody who was sort of early, never trump and i say that as somebody who has been a republican my entire life, a conservative my entire life. so that is to say i'm not going to support the republican nominee over hillary clinton isn't easy. in my discuss

she's got people like uma, anthony weiner, wife of anthony weiner, how would you like anthony weinerbe having these secrets. guess what, she tells anthony weiner. i know anthony weiner. i don't want him knowing anything. and i never ever want him to tweet me. does anybody want him to tweet? she's married to anthony weiner and goes home -- that's the way life works. she goes home. who the hell wants that. this is not right. it's not right. general petraeus has suffered greatly and many people suffered far less than what hillary clinton did. to me, as the woman just said, but she got away with it. it looks like she got away with it -- unless i win. \[cheers and applause] mr. trump: and everything will be fair, but we are going to have an attorney general and the attorney general is going to take a look and see, because you know there's a five year or six-year statute of limitations. so she really is running for some very important reasons for herself. look, when somebody does something so wrong as that, they have to pay the consequences. she put our nation in difficulty. did you see he

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admonishing personnel in a report to reject, quote, religiously charged terminology such as jihad, uma anyone notice a trend here? a consistent effort by this administration to scrub any reference to radical islamic terrorism, to pretend that the threat does not exist and tragically as a consequence of that over and over again we have instances where the administration has ample evidence of radical islamic terrorists whether boston bombers or nidal hasan, whether it is the terrorist in san bernardino or the terrorist in orlando, the administration has had over and over again ample evidence to step in and prevent these terror attacks but the consequence of the willful blindness of policy matter of administration policy refuses to acknowledge the threat means this administration has allowed the threats to go forward. we cannot combat and defeat radical islamic terrorism without acknowledging it exists and directing our resources to stopping it. seeks to excerpt reference to it or erase pledges of allegiance to isis as the administration did with the orlando terrorist is counter productiv

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