-- [ cheers and applause ] a 40 million dollar yacht owned by education secretary betsy devos was untied set adrift last week. [ laughter ] [ cheers ] and i just want to say to betsy devos, adrift means like out in the water. [ laughter and applause ] that's right, a 40 million dollar yacht owned by education secretary betsy devos was untied and set adrift last week. and then, this is concerning, she got in her car to go get it. [ laughter ] and one more, 'cause it's the best thing that happened. [ laughter ] police have yet to identify who untied the 40 million dollar yacht owned by betsy devos, but they have one suspect, betsy devos. [ laughter and applause ] "what do you mean you have to -- you have to tie it to the dock?" [ light laughter ] england recently hosted its annual world snail racing championship. here's what it looked like. ♪ [ laughter and applause ] >> seth: come on, big snail! former white house aide and "apprentice" contestant, omarosa manigault, announced a surprise book that will be released in august. a surprise book? [ light laughter ] there's literally nothing les

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it will take even longer than 17 years to untie the grievances, the causes, the ideologies. are we willing to do it? i don't know yet. i hope so. or we're never going to be rid of this problem. >> all right. so we have about 15 minutes left which means it's lightning round. i promise to get you on time and also promise to get everybody's questions in. i'm going to mike over here on my right, please. >> your name is? >> eric schmitt from at the "new york times." i want to look at this point as an inflection point to follow up on the last response. as we see the demise of the islamic states success on the battlefield at least, do you see the trajectory moving forward, consolidation of these various islamic extremist groups? or do you see, for instance, competition between al qaeda and the islamic state. what direction do you see this taking? let me give you a slightly different answer. from what your question would otherwise lead me to. i'm going to answer your question by saying here's what i'm worried about the most when it comes to the future of terrorism. it's the converge

the heaviest rain in parts of montgomery unty, central and north earn parts of the county as well as howard county. this is moving to the east at 20 to 25 miles an hour. right now moving intoolney, clarksville at 6:10, and i'll have more on when the rain comes to a comple end acros the area tonight, leon, and what this moans for the weekend forecast. >> in the meantime you can stay top of t changes. download the nbc washington app. you can get alertsent right to your phone and use our interactive radar to monitor the conditions in your neighborhood any time ofhe day. doreen? >> now back to the breaking news of the massive fire in greenbelt. chopper 4 capturing the dam ue fr above, and the close call involving a firefighter. on the ground, a dangerous fire fight. pieces of debris crashing to the ground as crews return to get out ofhe way. all this unfolding at the franklin square apartments. news 4's derrickre ward is the with the aftermath. this was quite a fire, derrick. >> reporter: indeed it is. fortunately these areel relat low-rise garden apartments. so the folks that had to jum

it was moored sunday at an ohio marina and someone untied it from its dock and set it adrift. it caused about $5,000 in damage and authorities hope to find the surveillance video showing who might be behind the vandalism. betsy devos is one of the wealthiest members of the trump administration, records show her family owned ten boats. >>> roseanne barr is speaking ing out about her cancelled tv show. >> i was so sad people thought it was racist. then i went into the discussion of racism and that blew my mind. it's so much a part of the show. >> last night roseanne talked to shawn hanty on fox news and apologized for the tweet where she compared a former top advisory of obama to an ape. after that roseanne's hit show was cancelled. she always talked about her struggle with mental illness. >>> tmz has obtained the 911 call from demi lovato's apartment. the caller asked for the paramedics not to use sirens on their way to her house in the hollywood hills on tuesday. >> no sirens, please right? >> no, this is a medical emergency. i don't have control over that. sorry about that. .

it will take even longer to untie the grievances, the causes, the ideologies. are we willing to do it? i don't know yet. i hope so or we're never going to be rid of this problem. >> >> so we've got about 15 minutes left which brings us to the lightning round because i promised to get you on time and get everybody's questions in. i'm going to mike on my right, please. >> that's matt's way of saying i'm blathering on too long. >> >> your question is? >> eric schmidt, general, new york times. i just want to look at this point as almost an in flexion point following up -- inflexion point following up on your last response. do you see the trajectory moving forward a consolidation of these various islamic extremist groups or do you see, for instance, them needing competition between al-qaeda and the islamic space or is there yet another area more centralized? we're seeing groups pop up like these islamic extremist groups in the drz and mozambique. >> thank you, eric, good to see you. i think we will see everything you just said. we are seeing everything you've just s

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a person killed on the railroad tracks in prince george jess unty. video over new carrollton about 9:00. >> there is an amtrak acela train. we know one pedestrian is dead. and the incident is cause delays tonight. passengers were transferred to another train to continue north on their tvels to baltimore. service in the area also delayed. no word yet on the impact for tomorrow. l bring you gyp daupdates. >> a grieving high school communit remembering a bright student and lacrosse player. >> conner mcgowan was 17 years old. he died after his jeep crashed into a tree yesterday afternoon everyone had fairfax county. >> shomari spoke to some of his friends at arayer service. >> reporter: family and friends paid tribute to conneran mcg at burt community church behind meed and describe him as being wellliked, a great lacrosse player and excellent student. >> a community in mourning they lug and cry over the tragic loss of 17-year-oldonner mcgowan. >> i'm really sad. i've known him most of my life. >> reporter: bennett was conner's teammate at robinn seconda

unty jail. is in the alameda reporting live from oakland, amy hollyfield, abc 7 news. >> there's a lot of relief in the community because of that. thank you. >> i'm her protector and i feel like i didn't protect her. that's what latifah wilson told us about her sister, nia. latifah was also stabbed and still has no idea why. wilson said she and two of her sisters were on their way home from a family gathering saturday night when 27-year-old john cowell attacked them with a knife. latifah says cowell stabbed her 18-year-old sister nia in the neck first and he didn't say a word. >> i look back, and he was wiping off his knife and stood at the stairs and just looked. she didn't do nothing to nobody. i didn't do nothing to nobody. and for this to happen is just outright crazy. >> you can see the bandages on her neck. that's because she has stitches there from the attack, and the third sister who was involved in this suffered bruises. >> we have more reaction to this b.a.r.t. stabbing on our website.

once they left, the woman says her landlord was able to free himself and help untie her. neighbors are stunned by the violence. >> that's really scary. like that's the -- >> reporter: police are searching for the suspects. jean elle, nbc bay area news. >>> an accused purse snatcher pled not guilty to new charges of murder and elder abuse. this is in contra costa county. prosecutors say the man snatched the purse of a 93-year-old woman named anna peterson and her 64-year-old friend. the attack left anna peterson with a broken hip. he recently died from those be honest. yes, we are big people, but samoans, tongans, we were raised to love our elders. >> the other victim in the case says she's hoping he's convicted on all the charges he faces. >>> the future is on hold due to technical glitches, b.a.r.t. has fallen behind schedule rolling out its new fleet. b.a.r.t. had hoped to have more than 150 of the so-called fleet of the future cars running by now. instead there's only 20. the agency says a host of problems including software issues, door problems, and malfunctioning br

. >>> a $40 million yacht owned by education secretary betsy devos was untied from its dock and set adrifte captain of the sea quest called police on sunday when the crew realized the boat was floating. it had been moored on lake erie, west of cleveland, oolong yachtitnddo cost and onen vessels owned by devos and her family. investigators are reviewing surveillance video to try to identify who did it. >>> a bear in colorado wound up in a tight spot getting stuck in a storm drain. crews popped off the manhole cover and as you can see from the video the bear was able to figure out the rest and get out. went behind a colorado springs neighborhood. officers are not sure how the bear got stuck but they did find a dumpster that had branches and berries in it that may have caught his attention. >> poor guy. >> he's okay, though. hey, mike. >> you are never more than seven minutes away from my accuweather forecast. i don't think we'll see bears at the garlic festival. the special event we have in gilroy for the last 40 years. another hot one with spicy temperatures in the low to mid 90s. raon off

this imposing building is officiallyer military unty. the indictment says inside of it was the headquarters o 26165, the russian military intelligence unit charged with having the primary responsibility for the hacks on e democratic party. it is located in a high security area, mainly of military buildings. the army's general command is a few blocks away. russian officials dismd the american evidence. >> maybe they did it, maybe not. maybe they existed, maybe not. i don't know. but i cannot trust your organizations ke fbi, cia and on and so forth. >> reporter: this has been -- >> excuse me.ru i cannot them at all. >> richard, we have heard the imications from president trump after this meeting. what are the implications for presidenputin? >> well, they are big. for putin this was not just a good meeting. it was a moment. as a kgb agent he watched the collapse of the soviet union, considered it a historic wrong and has been waiting for russia to rise again. many in this country tonight believe that moment as come. lester? >> all right, ri

international facebook blocks right-wing accounts in brazil the head of elections there as part of its untying fake news campaign will shed some light on that story in just a moment. you know world of big. and conspiracy it's time to wait to dig deeper to hit the stories that mainstream media refuses to tell more than ever we need to be smarter we need to stop slamming the door. and shouting past each other it's time for critical thinking it's time to fight for the middle for the truth the time is now for watching closely watching the hawks. so what we've got to do is identify the threats that we have it's crazy. let it be an arms race. dramatic to follow only. i don't see how that strategy will be successful very critical time to sit. in. thanks for joining in today the u.k. has suspended its cooperation with the united states over the prosecution of two british citizens who joined islamic state known as the ice still beatles due to their acts and the pair were caught in syria and could now face the death penalty in america britain had intended to share intelligence to help the prosecution ho

unty jail.in the alameda reporting live from oakland, amy hollyfield, abc 7 news. >> there's a lot of relief in the community because of that. thank you. >> i'm her protector and i feel like i didn't protect her. that's what latifah wilson told us about her sister, nia. latifah was also stabbed and still has no idea why. wilson said she and two of her sisters were on their way home from a family gathering saturday night when 27-year-old john cowell attacked them with a knife. latifah says cowell stabbed her 18-year-old sister nia in the neck first and he didn't say a word. >> i look back, and he was wiping off his knife and stood at the stairs and just looked. she didn't do nothing to nobody. i didn't

it will take even longer to untie the grievances, causes, the ideologies. are we willing to do it? i don't know yet, i hope so, are we are never going to be rid of this problem. >> we have about 15 minutes left, which means this is a lightning rod. i promise to get you -- and lightning round. i promise to get you to everyone's questions. >> it's his way of saying i'm blathering on too long. look at thised to point as an inflection point on your last response. as we see the demise of islamic state's success on the battlefield, do you see trajectory moving forward consolidation of these extremist groups, or do you see a continuing competition between al qaeda and the islamic state? or is it more decentralized? we see groups pop up like these islamic extremist groups, the drc, but have no relation to to bob desha bob. -- two shabbat. >> i think we will see everything, we are seeing what you just said. you use contemporary examples. i will give you a slightly different answer. i'm going to answer your question by saying here's what i the convergence -- and unfortunately isis has been a

that is what we will be looking for in these negotiations, and i have just got to find some way of untying donald trump 's think she should take a line out of donald trump '5 macbook in dealing with the eu, straightforward, no— nonsense. with the eu, straightforward, no—nonsense. he said that to the european countries and they are all starting to play up to nato now. we need a bit of the trump is into our negotiations with the eu. need a bit of the trump is into our negotiations with the eui need a bit of the trump is into our negotiations with the eu. i am told something more important than brexit, and it is the weather. ben rich, i think you have the weather for us. i do. good afternoon, thank you very much indeed, the weather actually throwing a little more drama in ourdirection actually throwing a little more drama in our direction we have been used to have laid. some of us have even seen some rain across western scotland in particular. but it is not like that everywhere. county durham still getting some blue sky. we have been samit patel two areas of cloud, one across the east, one ac

>>>ni redskins trng kam ining c just >>> hardth to believe unti mi middle of a sweltering summer thaton is around the corner. here are some key days you'll want to keep track of. icthe first pra is at 9:45.t saturday aug 4th is the most popularay because iias fan apprecon day. august 12 through 14th the ns york jet are coming to town for joint practices. bring an umbrella and sunscreen and plenty of water. >>> new research proves that dogs are real life hees. >> especially when their owners are in distress. we are introduced to the science behind the lassie affect. >> reporter: people love their dogs and dogs love their people. >> that's just a factnc evi by my dog luna herehat loves kisses. >> reporter: does this kind ofn affect mean that dogs would come to our rescue if we were tart in. >> reporter: the saved his pal timmy referenced in gnaw study of dog empathy cled timmy's in the well. >> we didn't do anything with wells. we had a dog that was magnetized shut. >> reporter: emily is a grad student at johns hopkins but she helps do the research in minnesota. behind a closed door dog

. >> that's the wesst, y that's a good point, mnie, ay have to extend that unti tuesday. even though tuesday may be cool in terms of air temperature, humiditys building a little bit each day here. so it's still going to feel like it's over0 0degrees. >> you have the ac in the white house this morning. w i think it'sorking. i don't think my ac went off all day yesterday. and it's probably -- i think we like to c keeold. i don't think it went off all day yestery probably won't for the next ten days or so. 60 degrees now in the city. we're were down to 7p 5. out in the subur it's not bad, temperatures upper 60s. early, early, early,earl obviouslthings change as we get going today. it's super hot in nation's mid section towards mid weingtd. there's heat advi there's. excessive heat warnings in places in the midwest. even northeast, pllys under excessive heat warning. toda we get up to 97, 99 morrow and trend down a little bit. tuesday will be miserable. 96 and you add dew points in the low 70s on top of that it. feels like over 100 degrees. it feels 100 to 105 for the with.th

police here many the mission they dismissed her and said it's okay don't worry about it and it wasn't unti until her father intervened several times that the man stopped. for too long women have been dismissed and not been believed and ignore ignored and subjectee humiliation and disaren't. i want to support the office of sexual harassment so we can all start healing and help survivors of this hideous crime come forward without having to feel like they are going to be victimized again. rape kits are not tested in a timely manner, it's indefensible and we need it now. we need to come out of the dark ages. >> marcella rodriguez, i keep working going into classrooms and makes presentations on dating violence and sexual violence for high school students. students. when i do that kid ask me what should i do and i give them the resources that i have and i have a list of therapists and lawyers and providers they can go to. every time i do that, i'm like yes, i am doing what i can but i know along the way something is going to happen and likely they are not going to get the services they deserve.

have the loss of the federal money for head start here in prince georges unty.ast night, a dramatic meeting sre, centering on maxwel contract and payout here. member kevin burrow telling tracy wilkins that the board chair eubanks attacked and threatened him for the maxwell package. but they did come to anag ement here and said there was time to move forward. >> every move forward towards healing, we need to wor togeth and agree to support our next leader of this great school system. >> y're looki at the interim ceo, dr. monica goldson. she was recently a superintendent with the county. the county did build two new internional high hool, expanding the free kindergarten program. and that's the success ty want to continue have more going forward, without maxwell as school ceo. chris, eun, back to you. thank you, stin. >>> parents weighed in on an important meeting about making schools safer in fair fox county. the board discussed funding options for three onrecommen recommendations. hiring more mental health support staff, replacing clasoom locksnd keeping the buil

reports for candidate trump in the day back and forth on who to choose asth a running mate unti the last minute. there's three front-runners we think. the money is on brent kavanaugh. the president plans to announce at 6:00 p.m. our time, prime time back in the east and he did announcing neil gorsuch here last year. whoever he picks, the nominee goes before a senate committee where there will be hearings and then pass on its recommendation to the full senate which will vote. now, the rules have change recently. the republicans changed them. 50 senators have to vote yes to approve the nominee. they have 51 senators on the republican side but.. several o expressed uncertainty that they would vote yes. notably susan collins, republican and pro-life. she said she would not approve somebody who might reverse roe v. wade. all right.di so that leaves you with 50 votes maybe on the republican side. there are several democrats, though, who may indeed vote yes. they're in red states. obviously, depends on who the president picks. they're in red states with very exposed seats and they have to decid

mary's county and a little bit of anne arundel unty.ding towards the eastern store. no severe thundm warnings that i'm tracking, but we continue to track this flood warning for parts of the district, arlington, alexandria andaiax. that's going to be in effect until 6:30 tonight. we continue to get pictures coming in terrible flooding across the area. i posted them on my twitter and facebook pages, including inf parts alexandria, parts of the g.w. parkway which we're being tol n by ours partners at wtop if you can stay off the g.w. parkwayou want to do that. take a look. thers a picture that i'm referencing of the g.w. parkway. take a close look at your tv. folks had to drive into the grass to avoid the rising waters. picked up an hour's time and when you get that amount of rain in that short period of timesh you'll get f flooding concerns, and that's what happened. he here's wider picture. the heaviest rain is moving out. a fewore scattered thundershowers and thunderstorms moving through. it's 75 n degrees right. parts of the district d

unti w then,er parks like this one in the district will remain closed. back to you, pat and leon. >> mark segraves, thanks, mark. >> meantime, we're answering your questions about what is safe and what's not. aimee cho picksea up our coverage with how this could impact your health. she joins us nowe. l hey, aimee, what's the story? >> reporter: hi, leon and pat. the most important thing to remember when it comes to your health is you'll want to boil your water for atee least t minutes simply using a water pitcher with a filter like this one. this isn'toing to be good enough in thise. cas after we've boiled your water d.c. water says you want to put it in a clean closed like this one and keep it in ao co environment such as near a refrigerator. all of these tips aren't just for water that you drink. they are also for brushing your teeth, cleaning and cooking preparing food and making ice and infant formula aniving water to your pet. now as far as bathing and showering, you should be okay just using tap water as long as you make sure you don't accidentally

today fir station 42 at 1415 beulah road in fairfax unty, we're happy to support and make surehey get a lot of folks coming in giving blood to meet that demand. >> you don't thinkbout it, but every time we hear about an accident or shooting or some csort ofastrophe or incident where someone is injured, generally there's a need for blood. sometimes one t or patients can deplete the local supply. >> yes, it will. they reach o to us all the time. this isn't theirst station. we've been to numerous stations. year.several during the think about it, during the summertime there's a lot more vehicles on the road. so obviously, i hate to say it, but there's a lot more accidents and things of that nature. when you see that, there's possibly a bloodta sh. here today hopefully we can help fix that. >> indeed. thank you for doing it.s this g on from 9:00 until 1:00. also something fairfax and nova hospital will tell you about later on tomorrow andnto the week. there's always a need for blood. this is a way you can come in and do this and be a life saver your self. ive in virginia, derrick ward, new

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immigration and customs enforcement agency, i.c.ee outsf an office in fairfax unty.lbert bimiena from our sister station telemundo 44 was there for every second of the demonstration. >> reporter: this afternoon about 60 people gathered here outside i.hee., and t didn't let the heat interfere with their protests. the protesters say that i.c.e. has been separating here in the country and that the agency has spread fear in immigrant comaynities. theyhe goal of this protest was also to stop what they called, quote, the deportation pipeline that targets people around the. nation we spoke to one of the organizers ahort time ago. let's listen. >> it's to bri awareness to the deportationon and immigra crisis that is goes through virginia, calling for the abolition of i.c.e. and in order to end the separation of families we haveo cut funding to i.c.e. >> reporter: calls to abolish i.c.e. has p grown in thet weeks and several democratic lawmakers support elimiting the agency that's part of homeland security and president trump says this will increase crime in the nation. one o

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( applause ) specifically, "untied from the dock and set adrift." ( laughter ) listen, i'm not pro-vandalism, i'm even kind of pro-yacht, but i'm not sure if setting a boat free counts as vandalism ( laughter ) that's like saying, "got pretty crazy last night. i vandalized a balloon into the sky!" apparently, the crew discovered the vessel floating in the huron boat basin, at which point, the yacht's captain called the huron police department. "hi, 9-1-1? oh, god!ank godw floating... just a little ways away. please come quickly and shoot the lake. thank you." heeshz the weirdest part of the whole story: devos's yacht was in northern ohio. ah, ohio! the yachting capital of the northern, slightly eastern midwest. just grab a cocktail, lean over the railing and enjoy... ohio! ( laughter ) but... the snow-white shores of cleveland. but if you're worried about the devos's weekend lake plans, fear not, because this yacht is one of ten boats owned by devos and her family. it's not a good look if the cops call to say, "ma'am, vandals have attacked your yacht," and your response is, "ugh, okay. which

the ceremony will be at theer unty of maryland college park chapel. >>> the suspected "capital gazette" shooter sent amreatening letters on the day of the attack. we're learning more about them tonight.am jarrod sent them to the law office of the paper's former attorney. investigators say he made it look like an official court document. he targets the judge who flew out his defation lawsuit against "the capital gazette." s, welcome, mr. moylan, to your unexpected legacy. you should have died. friends forever, jared w. ramos. >>> this morning, d.c. police have released surveillance video. sothat video shows two perof interest in the death of jonathan grady last week. that video shows two men running across pennsylvania avenue southeast,e une 28th. thcamera picks up one of the men holding something that looks like a kfe. there's a $25,000 reward for information leading to an arrest and conviction in this case. >>> a ryland man will spend the rest of his life in prison for murdering his fiancee and unborn child. prosecutors say he killed them because he didn't want to be a father. chargin

dock workers untied boats to same them.rched dozens before they could get them out of the way. we'll see if the weather will give firefighters a hand. rick reichmuth is live with more. how does it look? >> not that good to be honest with you. it's really dry and also hot. it's hotter than normal this time of the year. take a look at this. we have 76 fires right now that are burning across the west over 100 acres. it's considered a large fire. there's 76 of them. every state out here across the west, we've got some sort of a large fire going on. elevated fire danger, red flag warnings around redford and redding where the car fire is going on. the heat in arizona has moved up to the west. so now it's all of california, stretching up across oregon, portland. take a look at how the weekend plays out here. 122 in death valley. 110 in redding. sunday, another 110 in redding where the big fire is going on. you get the idea there, the heat doesn't want to break. much of the next ten days will remain above average temperatures in th

that is a severe thunderstorm warning that's also in effect unti 6:15. currently we're at 84 degrees. i think we'll see our temperature jump up here within the hr as we see the sunshine come out and the storms moving away from the district. so it's t goingbe hot tonight. 9 degrees at 7:00 p.m. and not just hotut muggy as well. temperature at 9:00 p.m. around 87 and it's stilltarm 11:00 p.m. with a temperature of 84. now we do have more stormstn the forecomorrow and, of course, we have the big all-star game tomorrow. doug and i wil break down the timing and impact on tomorrow's storms coming up in a little bit. >> see you in a fewinute. thanks amelia. now to the firestorm following president trump's high-stakes summit with vladimir putin. >> an american president on foreign soil standinwith a s. adversary and appearingo take his side over the national interests. >> just days it after 12 russiry mili operatives were charged with interfering in the 2016 presidential election mr. trump rejects his owcogovernment's lusions. >> dan coates c ae to me some other

i thin 's a concern in montgomeryco unty as the -- the kind of chairman they need if they're going to generate more business. >>> moving across theo border washington. will d.c. do an about face on the minute muj wage. the new law requires businesses to phase in a 15our raise. tstaurant groups and some servers and mayor rejchted s lawrence. do you think we could see another fight or does it lookke upporters might be willing to throw in the towel and compromise? >> i don't know, they discussed this at the lastmeeting, but there was a break for the summer recess. but it seems likely that you've got a majity of the counstcil and the mayor ready to overturn this. that's always a dey proposition, that you're going directly with something that was put with the voters, the voters have spoken and then you come back and sano we think we know better than you. >> i think everybody thought that there is confion,et's not say anybody of any type. there was some confession, i went into restaurants and people told me, i make a living on tips, and people thought they were voting to increase waiters st

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. >>> a $40 million yacht owned by education secretary betsy devos was untied from its dock and set adriftthe captain of the sea quest called police on sunday when the crew realized the boat was floating. it had been moored on lake erie, west of cleveland, ohio. the 163 foot long yacht hit a dock and cost thousands of dollars of damage. it's one of ten vessels owned by devos and her family. investigators are reviewing surveillance video to try to identify who did it. >>> let's check your traffic this morning. it is friday, our trouble spot is usually westbound tracy to dublin. it's in the red right now at 52 minutes if you're going on 580 this morning. it's to be expected. not friday light there. but otherwise, friday light across the bay area except for that one spot. san mateo bridge looking good right now with cars flowing in either direction. mike? >> all right. garlic lovers it's your weekend to head to gilroy. the 40th annual festival and we will have spicy temperatures with low to mid 90s during the afternoon hours. starting off in the mid to upper 50s in the mornings. going to take

you had the season premiere of, what is it, "orange unty"? >> yes, "orange county."eth: and did you feel like this ice thing to do on day that everybody was obsessed with trump to give them something completely different? >> for real. i feel it everday. >> seth: yeah. >> absolutely. [ light ughter ] i'm the escape from reality. [ light laughter ] absolutely. and we need it. >> seth: yeah, we do. we really do. >> it'u a good time. ow what? [ applause ] it's a good me to be in the housewives business. >> seth: yeah, i know. >> i will say that. >> seth: it's funny, because i used to, you know, used to watch the housewives and thinkso"oh, my goduch drama." and now i watch it and i'm like, "this is so quaint." >> i know, that is so true.ug [ light er ] >> seth: these are such normal people who are very decent to ot one r and i don't know why our politicians can't be like them. >> it's so true. i ended the new york housewives reunion last year asking er ne who they voted for and if they knew trump. and it turned out that most of the new york housewives -- >> seth: sure. >>

a very interesting perspective read it's on al jazeera dot com now one hundred years ago today the untie apartheid icon and father of a nation nelson mandela was born in south africa people there have been holding events to honor his legacy and his efforts to unite a deeply divided country former u.s. president barack obama was among them giving his highest profile species leaving office he urged people around the world to respect human rights and other values that are now under threat al jazeera has more from johannesburg on how schoolchildren and learning about mandela's legacy. this country still has a lot of challenges such as inequality and poverty and nelson mandela really believe that educating all children especially poor black children is a way to alleviate poverty levels in the country but it's not going to be as the economy isn't doing well right now there's a high unemployment levels public to levels keep rising and people are frustrated you seeing over the years more and more protests as a poor black majority start asking those promises that were made back in one thousand ni

and what giuliani said that he and sekulow found out in doing their own inn vevestigating unty is oh, that meeting never happened. so he said, if you're still with me, that the reason he brought it up to alisyn, he has talked about a meeting and said the meeting didn't happen. so, to me -- are you still with me, anderson? >> yeah, i went to a special place in my head for awhile, but i'm back. >> it's not back to those goalposts, though. to me, he said that there's a meeting that never happened, but there's no question that this is his way of, he says, trying to get out ahead of stories, but it's also very much to throw a whole bunch of smoke at the screen and make it hard to see through it. >> yeah, carrie, giuliani seemed very careful to say that the president wasn't at that meeting at trump tower, he didn't say the president didn't know about the meeting in advance, which is the whole point, there was never any belief that the president himself was actually at that meeting, again, it's a shift in what the line is from the trump campaign. from the trump camp. >> right. so, well, rudy

. >> to take on a dangerous stalker, on behalf of the women, family and m of ann arundel unty. >> a progressiveorm that includes free college tuition. governor hogan says it sounds like a good idea b how do you pay for it. >> we just came up with a proposal to help people go to community college for free. but doing it for every person, i don't know that that's reasonable or affordable. >> reporter: he also is proposing a new tax. but only on the rich. >> for 99% of thearyland population, there would be no tax increase, for%. >> and for 1%? >> for the wealthiest 1%, they would pay 1% more. and having been in that tax bracket, i'm confidence they can afford it. >> governor hogan told chris exactly how much it would be to provide free medical care for all. >> w have a beautiful day on tap today, yesterday was nice too. today another nic one. >> a little bit warmer than yesterday, but that's g. itng to continue all next week it's not going to be that d, humidity is going to be here, and then it's going to t baard the end of the workweek. >> we paid the priceast week. it was like a steam bath. >> an

. >>> i got on by betsy devos -- a yacht owned by betsy devos was untied and set adrift in lake erie.t hit a dog and cost about $10,000 in damage. they hope to find video that shows who is behind the vandalism. she is one of the wealthiest numbers of the the trump administration. records show her family owns 10 boats. >>> they are getting more green. the walt disney company is illuminating single use straws and classic stirrers that all of its theme parks and resorts by the middle of next year. -- at all but theme parks and resorts by the middle of next year. you want to advance long-term sustainability goals -- they want to advance long stern sustainably goals -- sustainability goals. >>> mcdonald's is growing. the number of illnesses linked to tainted salads has reached 26 people -- 286 people. since the outbreak began earlier this month, the fast food chain stop selling the possibly contaminated salads at locations in several states. a few days ago, all affected restaurant have been fully replenished with a new supply of salads. so far, there are no reports of cases in california.