ellen unfiltered at the finding dory premiere.lus backsage afcarrie underwood's big cmt dishing on her hot husband. then mariah carey gives sharon osborne a tour of her vegas show. >> come on. >> it's never ending. >> plus our thursday back thursday cruising the high seas with new kids on the block. >> as long as one new kid can go shirtless on tour we're in good shape. >> now for june 9t01h, 26 this entertainment tonight. >> oh, boy, justin bieber blow

ellen unfiltered at the finding dory premiere. plus backsage afcarrie underwood's big cmt dishing on her hot husband. then mariah carey gives sharon osborne a tour of her vegas show. >> come on. >> it's never ending. >> plus our thursday back thursday cruising the high seas with new kids on the block. >> as long as one new kid can go shirtless on tour we're in good shape. >> now for june 9t01h, 26 this entertainment tonight. >> oh, boy, justin bieber blow up in cleveland. the new brawl caught on tape. >> forget about the angel faced pop star saying he's sorry for -pbad behavior because there's been a lot of bizarre antics of late and now this. is bieber on the brink? it looked like an all out street brawl. that is justin bieber last night outside a hotel. he appeared to get one punch in before he is knocked to the ground. the cell phone footage is obtained by tmz and you can see bieber after the fight. bieber was in cleveland for the nba finals. he was on edge after being hounded for pictures and usual security team wasn't there.

her first person account is raw and unfiltered. it might never have been noticed had brock turner a swimmer with stanford not received what seemed an sentence. he was found guilty of assaulting her after a campus party. >> it's disappointing. i don't think it sent the right message to the community or the world that this is has an important case as it is. >> six months, but he could be home in three with good behavior. the statement his father read in court during turner's sentencing, his father complained the verdict was a steep price to pay for 20 minutes of action. also lamenting his son has lost his appetite for things like the rib eye steaks he used to love. it was the other statement read in court that day, the victim's that has been memorialized. >> it was one the most eloquent and articulate letters i've read. i don't think anything like it has been read. >> reporter: the survivor reading with her eyes locked on turner. saying i wanted to take off my body like a jacket and leave it at the hospital. securing her attacker, he

in many places, the lack of toilets and sanitation means wastewater ends up unfiltered in the sea, just like plastic and other refuse. that's taking its toll on the mangroves, suffocating their roots. the fragile ecological balance has been upset. >> we are trying to bring a coordination between different stakeholders, including the urban bodies, to address this problem seriously. i am sure it will work in the next few years. a major sewage treatment facility has to be created -- not one, but maybe many, at strategic locations. >> pollution isn't the only threat. illegal shanty towns are a major problem all over mumbai. in some places, the mangrove forests are destroyed to make room for new slums. makrand ghodke and his team are in charge of monitoring mumbai's mangroves. they use maps and satellite images to identify the location and size of mangrove ecosystems in the city. >> sometimes they resort to extreme measures. early this year, after a tough court battle, they demolished an illegal settlement in a mangrove area. in the past four years, ghodke has had about 3000 huts pulled down

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her first person account of her ordeal, raw and unfiltered.his letter, the assailant said coming from a small town in ohio i never really expeerntdsed celebrating or partying that involved alcohol. he said he denied ever using illicit substances. prosecutors didn't believe that. alleging he was engaging in excessive drinking and using drugs, according to prosecutors who combed through his phone. here turner is seen with what appears to be a hash pipe before college, say prosecutors, who co-lated dozens of text messages where he says about buying or using drugs, including harder drugs. want to see if we can get acid? the documents show he was, according to prosecutors, similarly aggressive with another female at a different fraternity party at the same location. weighing all of this was judge aaron persky, former la crosse captain at the school who handed down a six month sentence. turner is slated to be released from jail after three months for good behavior. >> what was the judge thinking? i don't know what he was thinking. i know what we can

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people were really able to see and it was an unfiltered view of what was happening. >> it really feltike an experiment for us. snapchat posts right away. it's instant and i just loved that because i think a lot of people don't understand what it takes to climb everest. >> was that motivating along the way? >> i think, yes. absolutely. especially on summit day, there is an element of like -- you know, i don't want to say the world's watching but it kind of feels good to have people who have your back and they are invested and excited. >> adrian, you've been doing mt. everest many times. how many times to the years. >> when is enough enough? >> when is enough enough? >> you know, i'm not sure. i truly love the human struggle that happens on everest. so clients with supplemental oxygen, they push their bodies so far. it takes so much mental strength. i love watching that. and that's what i really felt this year, like finally finding that point of failure and being broken by the mountain. i loved it. >> but you're going back, right? aren't you going back with oxygen? >> i certainly want t

donald, it's time to put on your big boy panels. >> unfiltered in her take downs of donald trump. >> small insecure money grubber who just doesn't care about anyone but himself. >> helping clinton's cause and keeping up the trump offensive. >> this poke haunts elizabeth is a goofiest. she's a basket case. >> there's the question of her for running meat. as clinton -- mate. as clinton starts her choice for vice president. democrats are energized. >> two women would be fabulous. >> inintrigued with the idea that clinton could call -- clinton call call warren up but the prospect of a female ticket. >> 934 back with more on a friday morning heading into a nice warm weekend. sunshine plus high clouds. we'll be right back. >>> tesla is gonna start selling a cheaper model s. it's called the model s60 and it will start at $66,000. an all wheel drive verse of the model will go for $71 grand. less than the $89,000 price tag. it will be able to travel 200- miles per charge and the company is taking orders for delivery next month. >>> you have heard a lot about brock turner and the sexual assaul

ellen unfiltered at the finding dory premiere.ckstage afcarrie underwood's big cmt dishing on her hot husband. then mariah carey gives sharon osborne a tour of her vegas show. >> come on. >> it's never ending. >> plus our thursday back thursday cruising the high seas with new kids on the block. >> as long as one new kid can go shirtless on tour we're in good shape. >> now for june 9th, 2016 this entertainment tonight. >> oh, boy, justin bieber blow up in cleveland. the new brawl caught on tape. >> forget about the angel faced pop star saying he's sorry for -pbad behavior because there's been a lot of bizarre antics of late and now this. is bieber on the brink? it looked like an all out street brawl. that is justin bieber last night outside a hotel. he appeared to get one punch in before he is kno t

. >> from what we've learned about the brain eating is it lives in fresh waters or unfiltered and it look a lot like bacterial meningitis. but health specialists don't know much about it. it can easily go through to your brain. >> many people are exposed to this but only a few get infected. i don't know think they know why. they think that things such as diving or splash of water hitting the inside of your nose might be risk factors. >> white water center is continuing to work with health officials. hoping it can find a solution soon so it can continue business as usual. >>> look at this video from the green briere. they're announcing that the green briere scheduled to be played there has been cancelled because of extreme flooding. the own offering a limited number of rooms and meals for those with no place to go as long as the resort is closed. >>> quite a few folks are looking for water to help cool off. another warm day. another dry day with temperatures in the mid 80's. a nice way to cap up a beautiful weekend. fox 29 weather authority coming through this weekend. >> absolutely b

. >> he is unfiltered. love that about him. >> yes. >> he is funny. >> but your mom, she has that draw, hi, mike. >> she does not have an accent. i don't have a accent, do i. >> no. >> they have a little bit of a southern draw. >> i'm going to be your mom during this whole next segment. >> we have a question for you. does where your shop influence how you treat other people well, according to one group of researchers, the answer is yes. >> she does not talk like that. >> no, your job auto glass european study says it can turn people into jerks. researchers performed three experiments to see if high end shoppers would lend a helping hand to a person in need. like at a coach store. >> i like torey burch she's from philadelphia and one luxury store only -- in one luxury store 35 percent of the people helped a woman with the leg brace that she dropped, okay. when that same woman asked if she could bureau a drill phone 41 percent of the people said yes, and when shoppers were asked to watch a woman in the wheelc

. >> he will speak directly and unfiltered without having to worry about which quotes are used and whichre not used. he had a number of events where he would speak directly to his supporters. that will be the focus of this event tonight, speaking about how the political revolution moves forward and how we transform america. >> reporter: after many large and spirited rallies across the country, sanders taking a new approach using technology to reach out directly to his millions of supporters. this comes as there are reports the clinton campaign is actively vetting potential running mates for hillary clinton and sanders is not expected to be on the list. jeff weaver told me he is downplaying that saying essentially the candidate needs to select the person that is best for them. among the names believed to be considered are elizabeth warren, the massachusetts senator, new jersey senator cory booker, hud secretary julian castro, tim king and ohio senator sherrod brown. at this point there are no signs of sanders feeling snubbed by not being on the short list of potential running mates for hi

he's a man who speaks for the people, unfiltered, whether you like it or not, and i think a lot of the controversy they find the media and the politicians make about statements of his are much ado about nothing. they should be talking about why we can't see the e-mails that hillary clinton has on tpp. deirdre: or why it's going to take 75 years to look at them. yes. >> right. why can't we see them? so many ridiculous things that they overlook, and they pick apart stuff that's really, you know, it makes no sense to me. deirdre: robert, we thank you as always. like your hat. robert davi. >> yes. there it is. there it is. i voted. deirdre: thanks for the time. from los angeles, robert davi with me there. >>> we are less than three hours away from the first polls closing in new jersey. fox business is here for you, live all night. lou dobbs starts coverage at 7:00 p.m. it is a full team effort. so join us. >>> when we come back, forget the ap basically confirming that hillary clinton has enough delegates to be the nominee. president obama is apparently looking to endorse her sooner rather

what do you do about unfiltered competition? >> that is a great question. >> one thing i wish people would do is actually know their subjects and ask follow-up questions so that when he makes claims such as, i opposed the iraq war and it turns out that is not true, that somebody can call him on that and they quote the facts. >> covering donald trump isn't handing him a microphone. we are supposed to leave, we are supposed to put things into context. to the extent that we have done a bad job of covering him. people defined coverage as we are going to show an empty podium for one hour. we had an interesting new cycle in which people covered donald trump without him. that was the stuff of the veterans donations. they didn't need him. finally, that trump campaign approach of not answering any questions burnt them. a clearly drove him not. he handled it very capably but with that crazy press conference. it was a very interesting new cycle because for me it was, no, this is actually coverage. did he actually raise money? i don't need

will be an opg for him to talk to the millions and millions of people who voted for him, directly unfilteredill be a positive and uplifti ining speech. >> jeff, alex wagner here, can you tell us more about the meeting between senator sanders and hillary clinton and whether anything transpired in that meeting that might move senator sanders closer toward endorsing hillary clinton? >> i think it was a very positive meeting. it was very cordial. the two of them know each other. they serve together in the senate. there was a lot of substance and substantive policy issues. they are both kind of wonkish. they talk about the issues where they are close and some of the issues where they are not close. it focused on substantive policy than process issues. there was talk about reforming the electoral process. reforming the democratic party and making it more inclusive and broadenening its base. >> jeff, one of the things you have been saying and senator sanders has been saying pretty consistently in the days since voting stopped in the democratic nomination fight has been that you're going to continue

opportunity for them to talk to the millions and millions of people who voted for him directly unfilteredthink it will be a very positive and uplifting speech, and i think well received by the people who worked hard on this campaign and supported him. alex: jeff kamal expecting her here. can you tell us a little -- jeff, alex wagner here. can you tell us more about the meeting between bernie sanders and hillary clinton and anything that transpired that might move senator sanders closer to endorsing hillary clinton? jeff: well, i think it was a very positive meeting, very cordial. of course, the two of them know each other, they served in the senate together. there was a lot of substance, talk about substantive policy issues. they are both kind of wonkish, frankly, and they talked about issues where they are close and some of the issues where they are not so close. it focused much more on substantive policy that process issues. although there was talk about reforming the electoral process, reforming the democratic party, and making it more inclusive and broadening its base. john: jeff, one

. ♪ >>> time now for fox unfiltered and this week it's going to be special because i'm going to be callingdirector. maryann, we got little bit of heat on our facebook page. >> we sure did. >> young woman she went to a wedding breast feeding her baby. and she takes a picture of herself doing it makes a funny face she posted it to instagram, of course, it went viral lots of people supporting her. but some criticizing her for doing it right there at the table. they're calling her out saying you're looking for attention. the woman wrote on her post, it's normal, nothing rude about it that's why i have breasts. maryann we did the story on facebook. you were the one who posted it. >> i did. >> put it altogether there our facebook story was our web story. web story we showed the whole picture. when it comes to facebook we block out part of the picture the important part which led one of our viewers rain in a to write, i will no no longer support for news station for the simple fact you censored the picture of the mom feeding her child. you should be ashamed of yourself. facebook does allow breast

foxnews.com/outnumbered and also find overtime on facebook now, go to facebook .com/outnumbered, the unfiltered outnumbered version. also to your numbers and comments, tell us what you think about greg's clipboard, i don't know. join us after the show. >> longer than tylenol 8 hour. what will you do with your aleve hours? do you really know what it means? no. the answer is no. because it's complicated and science-y. but with my nutrition mixes, you don't have to worry about the science. you can just put it in your pie hole. planters. nutrition starts with nut. youthat's why you drink ensure. sidelined. with 9 grams of protein and 26 vitamins and minerals. for the strength and energy to get back to doing... ...what you love. ensure. always be you. . >> who's counting? we are. with democratic national convention a month away, speculation growing over who hillary clinton will tend to be her running mate. sources telling us there are five candidates on the shortlist. that is not a short joke, get over it. including three who are reportedly already being petted, to elizabeth warren, tim kane and hou

unfiltered. >> i like people that weren't captured. he's a war hero because he was captured. >> reporter: and unapologetic. hillary clinton is facing the definition of an unconventional candidate. >> i would say she started screaming at the teleprompter but i'm not allowed to say that. you know why? now if she was a man i could say it, but as a woman -- >> reporter: donald trump forcing the clinton campaign to rethink and rewrite the play book. the new strategy the question whether the billionaire has the right temperament to be president. >> what a loser. >> reporter: one recent poll shows 70% of voters don't think he does. >> donald trump is an unqualified loose cannon who cannot get near the most powerful job in the world. it's up to us to say no. >> reporter: team clinton is trying to take down trump by zeroing in on individual issues with simultaneous coordinated attacks. today was trump's veterans event and last week it was trump's past business practices unloading not just on the campaign trail. >> why on earth would we elect so

. >> it is a way for him to speak to them directly and unfiltered without having to worry about which used and which quotes are not used. it is one of the benefits of modern technology. we obviously did this during the campaign. he had a number of these events where he would speak directly to his supporters. i think that's really the focus of this event tonight will really be speaking to them about how the political revolution moves forward and how we transform america. >> reporter: after many large and spirited rallies all across america, the campaign is entering a new phase. weaver tells me that they are actually looking at exactly how they're going to interact with the public in the coming weeks leading up to the democratic convention. gretchen gretchen? >> what about these reports that sanders is not -- not being vetted to be clinton's running mate. >> reporter: well, jeff weaver, the campaign manager, really down played it. he said essentially that the candidate needs to pick the person that fits best for them. some names that are mentioned as potential running mates for hillary

there are stories of executives saying, run that trump rally unfiltered. why? because media is making a lot of money on this election. on trump in particular. >> he makes news at rallies. >> there was a 12-minute segment where there's an empty podium waiting for trump to come out and hawk his steak and liquor. why does the media cover every trump twitter? what is the public interest? it's not left or right. >> let me jump in about something that i think would go a long way in helping conservatives. if, when we say what a threat trump is to the press, and he is, all the things you listed i agree. but so far, nothing rivals what president obama did to james risen, did to james rosen, and did to the ap. trying to criminalize reporting. they called rosen a criminal coconspirator. eric holder wrote that to get the subpoena. they subpoenaed risen. ask risen what he called him. he said he's the biggest threat -- the obama administration was the biggest threat to the press in a generation. admit that, as we denounce trump, and conservatives will feel better about this.

writer, bill simmons has built a personal media empire as the unfiltered, sometimes controversial voice of the fan. >> i don't know why i have this skill, but i'm good at getting fo people to say stuff that afterwards they're like, [ bleep ], i shouldn't have said that. when you're interested in somebody, it makes them want to tell you stuff. >> the mall of your youth may not be around much longer. morgan radford looks at closing the doors of an american institution. >> it was, you know, orange julius, and waldenbooks and spencer gifts. do you remember spencer gifts? the mall is no longer the cool, interesting, fun, hip thing to do. it is just not. >>> then harry smith has a remarkable update on a story that made headlines recently, one that began with hate, but ended in forgiveness. >> would it be safe to say that you were guilty of stupidity? >> absolutely, of course. ignoranc next door and realized that what they were all about, wouldn't even questioned. >> we have a great group acs assembled around the table. >>> wildfire crews will battle extreme heat and dry air again today as the

off a teleprompter, getting more comfortable doing that but what happens when we see donald trump unfiltered and unscripted and that's the question a lot of gop people want to see before the convention and it has a short window and starts to close july 18. >> like lucy and the football we've fallen for the new donald trump, we keep kicking at the football and he goes back to the town halls and we have another week of talking about whatever. >> any chance he can bring you around, sarah? >> i don't think so. >> not going to happen? >> so what do you do on election day? >> i don't know. i mean, this is just the worst possibility for someone who has spent their life working in politics. i really truly feel that we are deciding between two corrupt people who can't run the country. >> do you vote? >> i hope so but -- >> you need another option. you know who you could write in, lebron james, because there was some other history this week in the world of sports. the cleveland cavaliers won the nba championship. lebron gets his title but more importantly cleveland, wes, gets its title. the parade was

right after the show head to foxnews.com for "outnumbered overtime" where you can join our, hmmm, unfiltered. now you can also find us live on facebook. go to facebook.com/outnumberedfnc. a bit of extra fun on the couch after the show. harris: do you have wedding pictures? after a long day, jen stops working, but her aleve doesn't. hey mom! because aleve can last 4 hours longer than tylenol 8 hour. what will you do with your aleve hours? ♪ harris: despite the fact that his party does not yet have an official nominee, president obama is jumping into the 2016 presidential race, during a rally in indiana, yesterday, he leveled some of his harshest criticism yet to date, at donald trump. >> republican nominee for president already said he would dismantle all these rules we passed. that is crazy! if that is what you're concerned about the economy, the debate is not even close! one path would lead to lower wages, it would eliminate worker protections. when i hear working families thinking about voting for those plans, then i want to have an intervention. harris: going after donald trump usually ge

i don't know how you argue against that number, which is coming from the unbiased unfiltered opinionoters. mined and scraped and scrubbed through the methodologies that we have. >> when you say mined scraped and scrubbed. you are pulling key words from twitter, comments from articles? >> i wish it was that simple. it's over a dozen tools that we use as a methodology that is propride terry. corporations and universities are using it. i used a conventional method to a non-conventional politics poll. >> sir? >> it's easily explained because from what i read the poll is more of a marketing and consumer background. it's not a voting history poll. what i think you are looking at is the unification of the hispanic or latino vote from the republican typical primary voters. if donald trump had zero hispanic support even if he gets one, it is a 100% increase. it doesn't mean he is really increasing his standing. >> her poll says 37%. not a 37% increase. >> and this is not a poll. a poll uses a small sample size of people that get asked a certain set of questions. i'm reading unbiased digital d

the unintelligent and unfiltered and crude communication style. and he's shallow. so, so shallow." asked what the late senator would think of donald trump as the republican party's nominee, barry goldwater's widow said, "barry would be appalled and ashamed. he held the office in high regard." meaning the office of the presidency. so the donald trump going to barry goldwater's house for a fund-raiser tomorrow is very awkward. essentially the goldwater family is saying that barry goldwater is spinning in his grave at the prospect of donald trump arriving at his house. that said, it is supposed to be a lovely house. barry goldwater built the house in 1957. he named the house, forgive my pronunciation here, benunikin, a navajo word which means "house on top of a hill." the navajo name for barry goldwater's house writes us to the next awkward part of this red state swing for the republican candidate this year. when mr. trump gets to arizona he had widely been expected to meet with leaders from the navajo nation. the navajo nation spreads across three u.s. states including 250,000 people

somebody that's being, you know, it's like elizabeth warren is channeling hillary clinton unplugged, unfilteredt hillary clinton wishes she could say, but can't bring herself to. i'm guessing there's some attack dog in you. tell me where the contest is for you. >> he's got a lot of attack dog in him. >> in all seriousliness are you being vetted? >> thank you, happy father's day, to your father as well. to my knowledge i don't, i can't tell you i know. i know that i'm in constant communication with the campaign on a number of items, but i can't tell you i know where they are on this vetting process. >> sounds like a potential yes but i'll let you go on that. >> but i do agree with ana that, secretary clinton is certainly measured. >> we got to leave it there. thank you so much for your time, appreciate it and happy father's day. >> happy fathers k s day to you. >>> donald trump turned 70 this week, what the big birthday means, next. it's more than a network and the cloud. it's reliable uptime. and multi-layered security. it's how you stay connected to each other and to your customers. with centu

we'll be under a contract with our partner and we have submitted into the rfp all of the state data unfiltered with each state and territory we felt was important and we're expecting the vendor community now as has responded in each particular state how they would go about deploying the network in that state, the random radio access network. we're then as mr. mcleod said, planning on giving a draft to the state so they have plenty of time to understand the coverage and cost and what is being proposed. there is opportunities for feedback but we are going to have some limitations since it will already be under a contract term as to how much variations if a state felt it was important. but it is our commitment as we've always done to work with the states and we want to provide that before we turn and have the plate -- the state try to go final which starts the 90 day shot clock for the governors. we don't want the states to be surprised what the plan is with our partner. but there may be some limitations as to what changes could be done from the draft to the final. >> and i think one of the conce