moran: a member of usa gymnastics? ms. perry: yes. the coach is a member of usa gymnastics. sen. moran: they have been notified, the restrictions on the coach is reduced to no contact with minors, but they are still courting, and at least according to senator leventhal, they are coaching minors. according to the panel recommendation, the individual is still allowed to coach, but has to have supervision. sen. moran: they can coat with supervision. coachuld any -- they can with supervision. why would any gymnastics group want that to be the case? ms. perry: this is why we have such challenges. we have the u.s. center for safe sport that has jurisdiction but cannot tell us the facts and great detail about that situation. if it is misconduct, it goes right to the center. they inform us, and usa gymnastics makes a decision based on the limited information we have been given, and we are ofng to err on the side athlete safety every time. we made a decision to put that individual on interim suspension. they get removed from coaching. sen. moran: i understand the scenario. i don't underst

usa gymnastics filed an answer. i'm not familiar with michigan civil procedure. >> okay. >> why and apparently it was in the state court. but just so the record is clear, it was an answer. u.s. olympic committee filed a motion to dismiss. >> okay. great, thank you for clarifying that. >> ms. perry, in a later -- in a letter dated february 9th, 2018, to chairman moran and me, you denied that usa gymnastics used nondisclosure agreements as part of your investigation. do you recall that alrealetter? >> i would have to look at that letter. i don't recall -- >> i have copies of it. i'm sure your counsel does. >> okay. so there were -- there was a nondisclosure agreement that i think everybody is aware of that was put in place a few years ago prior to my being the ceo. and when i found out about that nondisclosure, i immediately instructed our legal team to release that individual from any nondisclosure agreement as i will not tolerate silencing of any sexual abuse victims and we've -- from that point on, as well as i'm t

perry at usa gymnastics? >> there are several investigations that are ongoing, one includes the robeson gray independent investigation. there are, of course, the congressional investigations and others and according to miss lyons and what we've been informed, robeson gray should end the beginning of the fall. >> we, in my view, certainly would not be able to conclude our work until we see the who, what, when and where reports from your organizations. let me, i think this is it, senator blumenthal for me. center for safe sports, just want to give you further license. center for safe sports, i want to talk about it for a moment. and this would be mr. xiao and ms. lyons. one of the concerns we've heard through my conversations with athletes and our investigation is the belief or concern that the center is not truly independent from usoc. and there's a resulting lack of trust on the part of the athletes, so they see the center as something created something by the u.s. wiolympic committee. mr. xiao, is that so an

or usa rolly ackman and ms. co have responded to questions and questionstted written for the record. mr. ernest of g subcommittee to provide opening testimony. interest in the music and their testimony will identify eness and solutions to make a difference. thank you both for your time for e taken to prepare and your presence here this importantly, most for your care of the athletes today. by ll conclude my remarks subpoenas olleagues, were issued requiring attendance today. hrough their counsels, both mr. piny and dr. simon have made lear they would not appear voluntarily on june 5 or any other date going forward. i wish that were not the case as subpoenas is something this committee takes very pursues as a only last resort. despite the circumstances, however, i appreciate their resence today, and i look forward to a productive hearing on this important matter. ith that, i will turn to the ranking member, senator his opening or statement. ran. ank you, senator mo ran for s to senator mo his leadership and partn

what about the usa? let's hear from the england important. what about the usa?gland player important. what about the usa? let's hear from the england player lilli isley. i love playing the usa, you cannot fault them, they are set and fa st cannot fault them, they are set and fast and we have match and play better hockey and you set yourself up better hockey and you set yourself up for the tough game, you have to do your battles, not let that player who is quick and fit and big, let them beat you, and you have to set yourself up and it is my favourite game, i absolutely love yourself up and it is my favourite game, iabsolutely love playing yourself up and it is my favourite game, i absolutely love playing the usa. everyone is trying to peak for the world cup so get out, we have the world cup so get out, we have the crowd behind us and they don't so the crowd behind us and they don't soiam the crowd behind us and they don't so i am sure it will be fine. gone off tojoin the so i am sure it will be fine. gone off to join the rest of the pride! we are alsojoined off

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usa diving is a privilege, not a right." that privilege can be withdrawn by usa diving atny time where a member's conduct is determined to be inconsistent with the bes interestse sport of driving and of the athletes we are serving." an employee told me sutton also trains athletes here at oak mary rec center any recton, virginia. her attorney sent us aritten statement saying is she was not notified of any specific event or circumstance that caused her to be suspended and notby notifd any investigator from usa diving or from safe sport at is time. furthermore, she has not been made aware of the nature of the complaint, whoade the complaint or when such a complaint was made. sutton's attorney says she is appealing the decision to spend her and says she want to get back to coaching the sport she. loves in vienna, virginia, shomari stone, news4. >>> next at 11:00, a major metro shutdown coming this weekend that will last through labor day. how you can get around it. >> plus new controversy tonight over nfl players and the nationa

usa getting slammed within it. you can usa getting slammed within it. getting slammed within it. you can follow the match on the bbc website and listen to it on bbc radio. still to come on the programme.... we're in chicago to mark the 50th anniversary of the special olympics. and it's the biggest weekend of the speedway calendar and who better than mike bushell to go round in circles at 60mph with no gears and no brakes. we saw the hockey world cup taking part at the queen elizabeth olympic park, at the other end of it, some of the world's top athletes are competing at the london anniversary games this weekend at the london stadium. there were high hopes for zharnel hughes in the 100 metres, but he was narrowly beaten into second. there was a silver and a gold for great britain in the womens long jump though and a new world record in the mens 3000 metre walk. kate grey reports. the anniversary games is one of the highlights on the calendar in the first they did not disappoint. the men's100 metres with a world—class of field with britain hoping to impro

trump: thank you. >> usa! usa! usa! usa! usa! usa! pres. trump: well, thank you, montana.hat a place, what a place. [cheering] pres. trump: it is great to be here tonight with thousands of proud, hard-working american patriots. thank you. [cheering] pres. trump: and outside you probably know what is going on. there are thousands and thousands of people, and we've decided from now on we are going to put up screens and loud speakers so people can stay around. [cheering] i said to my people, why didn't you get a larger arena? we can't. we can't. but those are great people outside, and i apologize but there are thousands of them. yeah, we really love them. but you people know real estate better. you know real estate better. it is pretty good stuff that you are inside and i am inside, and we love each other and it is going to stay that way. [cheering] pres. trump: so, we are thrilled to be joined by some great people. you just heard steve daines. he has been so helpful, he has been so helpful in washington on the tax cuts and everything else, and i wanted thank steve -- want to

thank you. >> usa! usa! >> thank you. >> usa! usa! usa! >> and thank you also to commander harmon.ur leadership and this incredible organization. that's what the it is, it's incredible. [cheers and applause] i'm honored to be here today in kansas city, missouri. to pay tribute to the men and women who make freedom possible. kansas city and what a special place. what a special group of people. the veterans of foreign wars, you people should be very proud of yourselves. i want to personally thank each and every one of you who served our country in uniform, defended our nation in battle and protected our great american flag. [cheers and applause] i also want to recognize a great kansas city legend who i met today at the plane, somebody that i've been a a fan of for a long time, a member of the baseball hall of fame, george brett of the kansas city royals. where's george? he's around here somewhere. [cheers and applause] so, george, how many years? 20. what was your batting average? .305. i said, that's pretty good, .305 for 20 years. special guy. i want to thank a true patriot, your e

usa, usa, usa! usa, usa! >> our proud american ancestors crossed oceans and scaled mountains and defeated empires and built the modern world with their own two hands. they were brilliant. this state, the state of montana was forged by incredible pioneer men and women who braved the cold and came in the wilderness to build a beautiful life right out here in the open. i did look at those skies. >> [cheers and applause]. >> i heard so much about your skies. >> [cheers and applause]. >> i heard so much about your skies. i looked at those skies. oh! not seeing pollution is a wonderful thing. >> [cheers and applause]. >> those are beautiful skies. these montana pioneers were tough! they were strong and they were brilliant. they didn't have a lot of money. they didn't have a lot of luxury, but they had faith. had a had heart, they had great and they had each other. they had each other. >> [cheers and applause]. >> above all else, they love their families. they love their country and they love their god. >> [cheers a

usa jobs, usa staffing are at o.p.m. those are potentially going over there to add synergy to the overall offering g.s.a. would have in a consolidated fashion. >> ok. dr. pon: the problem we are solving is making sure we are standardizing, simplifying and unifying a lot of these tools so it is not 1000 tools that bloom, the data is everywhere, and information does not really interact at the systems level. there is no standardization across different kinds of tools. i will give you a concrete example. >> that would be good. dr. pon: performance management systems. we don't have one or two, we have hundreds of them. >> so why does it have to go over there in order for you to solve this problem? dr. pon: i think it is operational efficiency. one part of o.p.m. does the policy part of things. the other part of the spectrum we provide services to agencies. general services organization does services for i.t., acquisition, and i think finance and h.r. are the next steps to consolidating that back-office infrastructure. >> so i

start your used car search at the all-new carfax.com. ♪ born in the usa ♪ born in the usa ♪ born in the out, defending swimsuit competition that the miss america organization eliminated. >> i don't think that's what bruce was singing about. the current miss usa says she's sticking with swimwear. linsey davis sat down with her. >> reporter: miss usa 2018 is nebraska! >> reporter: the newly-crowned miss usa 2018, sarah rose summers, is speaking out about the inclusion of swimsuit competitions in the pageantry world. >> we wear them at the beach and at the pool. for me it's exciting and empowering to say this is me, this is the hard work i'm so proud of. >> reporter: you're standing their almost naked. why would you use the word empowering. >> because it takes confidence. inner confidence. >> reporter: 23-year-old summers is the first woman from nebraska to win the miss usa title since it began in 1952. last month it was announced that miss america which is not associated with miss usa or miss universe eliminated the women suit portion of their pageant. gretchen carlson spoke to amy robach

>> usa, usa, usa! usa, usa, usa! usa, usa, usa! >> pretty extraordinary display there.prevent republicans from voting down an amendment to add $380 million in federal election infrastructure funding for 2019. congressman dan kildee was on the house floor and described to me earlier the breaking point for both him and his colleagues. >> the idea that we would take down our defenses and not provide states and local governments with the tools they need to defend themselves from those sorts of attacks was -- it was too much for us to take. >> joining me now, sean henry, former assistant director and msnbc cyber security and national security analyst. i want to get to it here. i'm curious about the serious nature of this hacking threat to u.s. election systems. where are these systems vulnerable? >> well, alex, these systems are somewhat disparate. you've got state, local and federal election processes. and you've got to think about leading up to the actual election, all the many months and even years of work that's being done by campaigns. then you've got the actual pacs in

made in america, made in the usa. what do you like better? made in america? maybe in the usa?oth pretty good made in america, all over the place when i was growing up. a little bit, made in the usa, in america.ade it is happening again, as you know. we are here to celebrate the greatest products in the world american a america heart, and sweat. we have snowboards from colorado. where's the snowboard person? those are nice snowboards. 10 years ago i was perfect, now i don't know. beautiful job. cowboy boots from texas. who has cowboy boots? i like those boots. baseball bats from pennsylvania. i used to play baseball. ship. cars, space you know about the space ship. an case you have not noticed, there an f-35 stealth fighter outside parked on the south lawn. i know it did not land on the south lawn. but it is something very special. can't see it. where's lockheed? maryland, yeah. it is incredible. i said, how do you compare this with a certain other plan from the enemy? they said, the differences when we fight they cannot see our plane. i think that is an advantage. it is called

we will reopen as automatch usa. we're gonna match the right person with the right car. and we're gonna have something for everyone. automatch usa. you like it? >> cool. >> i love it. >> yeah, thank you. >> i didn't agree to that. why'd you take my name off? >> 'cause that's the new name of the business. >> that's bull[bleep]. you didn't even ask me. >> so is it about you seeing your name on the building, or is it about selling cars? >> my name brought customers in the door 'cause i have a great name in chicago. everybody knows who i am. that's why they come here. >> really? >> really. >> you actually believe that? >> i absolutely believe it. >> uh-huh. nobody gives a [bleep] about your name. >> who gives a [bleep] about your name? >> i don't have my name on the building. automatch usa is the new name of the business, and i need to make sure that everybody that came here before knows this is a new day. because when they came here before there was no cars. none. >> i don't have cars, but i have a good business. >> but

was made in the usa. is that what you are saying? >> exactly, that you just cannot take the parts all of this supply chain and if you do try to disrupt or if the unintended consequence to disrupt up supply chain there will be a lot of companies that will be hurting they won't be able to find it at any cost still met me segue to google because google's coming out with its earnings "after the bell". we are about 12 minutes away from hearing the closing bell ring and this is interesting the president stuck up for google thursday when the european union said we will slap a $5 billion fine on you guys in the big complaint was that they claim to google was abusing them market dominance by bundling its chrome the search engine into android phones and mean they are doing it for free, but they feel its anti- competitive behavior and president trump then tweeted this: i told you so the european union slapped a 5 billion-dollar fine i one of our great companies, google. they have taken advantage of the us, but not f

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. other revelation, could easily get re-elected in the usa.me interesting who he hasn't met in royal terms. no suggestion at any stage that prince charles would join this key party with his mother. the duke of edinburgh no longer alongside his wife the queen. one would expect there to have been a male member of the royalfamily would expect there to have been a male member of the royal family to ta ke tea male member of the royal family to take tea alongside queen elizabeth with the president and first lady. but clearly, there would be difficulties and sensitivities if prince charles were to be invited to a with president trump. it has been said the americans have been nervous about president trump and prince charles being in the same room together, because we know prince cha rles' together, because we know prince charles' view on climate change and environmental issues. we'll say nope president trump's position on that. that could just have been an invitation that would have been problematic —— we also know president trump's position on that.

>> reporter: and these fans got to watch usa and england square off in the quarterfinals, with usa losing in extra time. >> a lot of heart there. you see all season long. we play to this type of game. >> reporter: zach played on the national sevens team for seven years. the woodside native says you can tell that rug inti catching on in the -- rugby is catching on in the u.s. just by looking at fans. he fondly looks back on his playing career. >> it's all worth it, you know? to go sacrifice your body for your teammates and your brothers and your family and most importantly your country. and to sacrifice that, i have no greater honor. >> the rugby world cup sevens runs through tomorrow. then the field crew will have exactly three days to transform at&t park back into a baseball field. the giants come home and play the brewers on thursday. at at&t park, andrea, kpix 5. >>> and we've got good weather on the way for that. but first high pressure is forecast to build out from where it is now in the four corners region. and expand into california. that's going to drive temperatures to near 100 d

the usa and other countries. deploy it i think the question here is when does that influence become malign when is it. in conflict with the interests of. a country such as the u.k. in this instance. and i think that is where we should concentrate and that is where we should. exploit the report it's positive aspects in generating the debate but i think the implication there that and i don't want to be seen to be defending hury i don't agree with some of its foreign policy or tall but in this instance i think it would be wrong to suggest that the u.a.e. he was acting in any way that is different from other countries absolutely and if the usa had come on the show we did ask the mayor they did not want to appear they would say exactly that but everyone that set gathered at what point let's talk about this at what point does lobbying become unacceptable. i think it becomes an acceptable when it verges into corruption and by the way one a mistake by the usa not to take up the opportunity to take part and to debate toda

usa usa sort of a sign of patriotism in the u.s.senate there we have seen an effort to limit the president even entertaining this idea in the future as we saw in helsinki on monday there is a vote taking place it's nonbinding we should point out but what it would do if passed and put into law it would the u.s. would essentially not be allowed or the u.s. would refuse to allow any u.s. says citizen to face any questioning by russia now for our viewers to try and understand this very fast moving and complex story essentially what the president did on monday was he said that blatter putin had given him what he called an incredible offer and that was to exchange or in exchange for twelve russian nationals that have been indicted here in the united states for election meddling exchange for the u.s. being allowed to question them the idea was floated of out of allowing two u.s. citizens to go to russia to be questioned one the former u.s. ambassador to russia michael mcfaul who is a person of interest in the eyes of russia and also a weal

made in america, made in the usa, what do you like better? made in the usa, made in america? both pretty good. i remember when i was growing up i would see made in america all of the place, everything had made in america and we are starting that again, it is happening again as you know. we are here today to celebrate the greatest products in the world am a product made with american heart, american sweat, and american pride. we are thrilled to showcase incredible american-made goods from all 50 states. we have snowboards from colorado , where is the snowboard person. those are nice snowboards. to myrs ago i was perfect now i do not know. beautiful job. cowboy boots from texas. i like those boots. baseball bats from pennsylvania. i used to play baseball. boats, cars, spaceships, well know about the spaceship. in case you have not noticed there is an f-35 stealth fighter outside and it is beautiful, parked on the south lawn. i guess getting at here, it did not land on the south line. it is something very special. you cannot see it, where is lockheed? it is incredible. how do yo

team usa take on england semifinal play, u.s.ils 19-7. 2nd half, perry baker scores a tri for the united states! ties the match at 19. game went to extra point time! england's tom mitchell, nice kick to phil burgess, game! england won it, 24-19. they advance to the semifinals against fiji. >>> hey ladies! it was the usa women's turn in white against the defending champion, new zealand. the kiwis top seed for a reason. down 5 near the end of the game, it was portia goodman on the outside, her fifth of the tomorrow. new zealand, known as the all-blacks, won it 26-21! they'll play australia for the championship later tonight. did you see that? >>> brittney lincecum competed in a pga event in kentucky, with the boys. she missed the cut. the holdout for eagle, shot 1 under 71. the first woman to break par in a pga round since 2006. >>> and you don't see this every day. a loose cat! >> oh, my god. >> during last night's reds/pirates game, scampers away! look at that! poor fella, spooked, scared. it didn't like that. let's try a third t

i love playing the usa.your battles and not let that player who is big, let them beat you, and it is my favourite game. i absolutely love beat you, and it is my favourite game. iabsolutely love playing beat you, and it is my favourite game. i absolutely love playing the usa. everyone is trying to compete at the world cup, so get out there, we have the home crowd, they don't, so we have the home crowd, they don't, soiam we have the home crowd, they don't, so i am sure it will be fine. you heard far talk on the home support. another sell—out from the england match tonight against the usa. 10,500 people expected here that the 0lympic 10,500 people expected here that the olympic park, kick—off, pushback, is at eight o'clock and you can follow the whole match online and on bbc radio five. more for you on that on sports day at 6:30 p:m.. thank you very much. let's return now to one of our main stories — and the rescue effort continues in greece to find dozens of people missing after the deadly wildfires near athen

here, best in the world, in the usa. [applause] we also gave our great warriors their largest pay raise in eight years, so they got a pay raise, and it was

to its knees harley davidson wants to stop building its motorcycles for the european market in the usa instead the company wants to produce the wheels in its plants in india and brazil the company would then deal with punitive tariffs imposed by the e.u. just last week as a counter measure to u.s. tariffs. this plant in the city of sellout produces pickup trucks it's run by the american company general motors which benefits from mexico's lower wage cost. it's just the kind of set up us president donald trump is determined to clamp down on he's hoping to lure companies back to the united states by imposing tariffs of up to twenty five percent on car imports it certainly wouldn't be the first protectionist move back in may trump imposed a twenty five percent tariff on steel and ten percent unemployment in imports mexico responded by placing a levy on imports of american pork. tariffs have made pork too expensive stuff in mexico is managed one could say within a few hours to substitute u.s. pork exports with e.u. exports of cork. mexico is currently in the middle of updating its own free

i care what's happening in the usa. [cheers and applause] [crowd chanting "usa"] >> president trump: they are the geniuses who came up with our terrible trade deals, one after another. how about nafta, remember when they signed nafta? remember they signed nafta and everybody just moved their countries to my company's down to mexico and these people are saying isn't that a wonderful thing? no, it's not a wonderful thing and those companies are now moving back. [cheers and applause] these other people who lost trillions of dollars overseas and who gave us our horrible immigration laws. these laws are the worst. i am for america first in the american worker. we want to be a puppet for no one any longer. we are not going to be a puppet any longer. my only special interest is you, the citizens of the united states. i've had a great career, i had a lot of fun, even in florida i had a great career. i've had a lot of fun. i've done great. i've done really well, beyond anything i could have ever expected and then i ran for presi

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the newly crowned miss usa now defending the bathing suit competition after miss america bans it. >>ues it's empowering. ♪ i think i want to marry you >>> and the makeup artist behind the markle sparkle and some of your favorite stars' looks dishing on the five things just five that every woman needs in her makeup bag. as we say, good morning, america. >>> and good morning, america. dan and i want to thank you for joining us on this fourth of july holiday. we want you to take a look at lady liberty. she's ready, like the rest of us, to celebrate independence day. a little foggy. some might wake up foggy considering it's a holiday week. >> already looking muggy. ginger will get the forecast and take a look at our audience upstairs all decked out for the holiday. and this morning, we are kicking off our summer of love series with an amazing story about a married couple. they had to fall in love all over again after one of them lost all memory of their relationship. now they're getting a second chance to say i do coming up. >> incredible story. can't wait for that. >>> but first, the ex

following determination of the nuclear agreement with iran the usa is now demanding that all countries stop imports of a rainy in oil it's a return to the state before the treaty a representative of the u.s. state department threatened to impose sanctions on countries that do not comply however the iranian government announced that it would not let the u.s. bring it to its knees harley davidson wants to stop building its motorcycles for the european market in the usa instead the company wants to produce the wheels in its plants in india and brazil the company would then deal with punitive tariffs imposed by the e.u. just last week as a counter measure to u.s. tariffs. this plant in the city of sellout produces pickup trucks it's run by the american company general motors which benefits from mexico's lower wage costs. it's just the kind of set up us president donald trump is determined to clamp down on he's hoping to lure companies back to the united states by imposing tariffs of up to twenty five percent on car imports it certainly wouldn't be the first protectionist move back in may t

hopefully never having to use that incredible equipment that is built right here, best in the world, in the usa. [applause] we also gave our great warriors their largest pay raise in eight years, so they got a pay raise, and it was about time. they have been waiting for a long time. and i am proud that under my administration, we passed the largest ba reforms in half a century. i signed into law the v.a.

. >> usa! usa! usa! usa! congress there broke out into usa chants as republicans voted down the amendment to add $380,000 in infrastructure funding. joining us is a democrat from flint, michigan, the vice ranking member. senior whip in the democratic caucus and congressman, a friend of that broadcast. good morning, sir. >> good morning. >> let's talk about this week. it ended the week with the president, first of all going to helsinki, the meeting with putin. afterwards, this chant in congress. talk about that. what was behind that? >> it was spontaneous. this is a moment where we were shocked republicans would not embrace the idea we should provide help to communities and states on election security. we know that the russians will continue to try to hack into our systems, they are going to continue this assault on the united states. everyone in the intelligence community says it. the idea that we would take down our defenses and not provide states and local governments with the tools they need to defend them

thing donald trump has been endlessly consistent about long before he campaigned to be president of the usa is his views on trade. he likes to work bilaterally with countries it is tough to get the best deal for america if you have to work with a collection of countries all the same time. inevitably you make a number compromises. if you can “— make a number compromises. if you can —— if he can work directly with the uk then he has a much stronger hand to play. ecc current white paper, the soft brexit, as a loss. he has made that very clear in his comments in the sun. he is also

i get mad at usa jobs. so i call you and say this has to get fixed. you can't be waiting. you can't do it this way. i called jeff and jeff says emily isn't doing her job. right now i'm going to call and blame you for so i just want to make sure that we don't eliminate accountability in this kind of bifurcated responsibility. >> a good example is the federal business opportunities website for the equivalent of usa jobs. when there's a problem with it, i'm the one that gets a call. >> you are going to regret saying that. [laughter] we are taking a look at the whole system into the delivery of it and we need to make sure that they are hiring agencies. this is like basic hr versus these key word searches and getting all these things stacked we need to get back to the basics of how resource people. that's important to our organization and sometimes i've heard the names. >> this is a committee that couldn't agree more. >> we do appreciate this because it does have to get fixed. >> we will talk about that in a moment. >> thank you very much, chairman. i want to follow-up with you

team usa women will play in the early afternoon. the men will play at night.francisco, kpix5. >>> he's a 49ers heartthrob, one of the bay area's most eligible bachelors, now jimmy g is turning heads for his night on the truck -- town with a porn star. >> reporter: disaster on the big screen, a harrowing new look at the night a deadly inferno roared through santa rosa. >>> and, tourists killed when but what about what jimmy g does off the field? rback was >>> 49er fans love what he does on the field, but what about what jimmy g does off the field. the quarterback was spotted wining and dining a porn star. kpix5's emily turner asked an expert, could this turnage -- tarnishes image? >> probably one of the best looking cornerbacks have ever seen, he's got to be a ladies man. >> is the shining star of the 49ers, with an equally glossy reputation, which is likely why he is also making headlines for his date last night. dmz got to this -- tmz got this video the restaurant where the 26-year-old quarterback can be seen toasting wine and walking arm in arms with one of

usa cruise into the next match in moments against russia in the quarterfinals at at&t park. >>> and youth american football camps are all over the bay area, this one run by carolina panthers running back cj anderson here. he has his this weekend, over 500 kids, wow. he reports to nfl camp in one week, he will share the ball with christian, he was a second- generation stanford star.

the late 19th century, the number of bison had collapsed to less than 1,000 across the whole of the usae. whoa. that's thick. but the truth is ranching and cattle rearing have not covered themselves with glory, earning a bad rap for destroying biodiversity and overgrazing. but now this same ranch, converted back from a shortlived spell as a luxury golf course and a high end spa resort, is at the vanguard of a nationwide mission to reverse these disastrous trends. there is one family of ranchers, the phillips, who've been managing this place since 2004, but who have been in the ranching game for four generations. i am going to talk to a fourth—generation. duke. how're you doing? how are you? very good. they call you little duke. no, not any more, it's been a while. now, you're going to show me the bison, aren't you? yeah. that's good. let's do it. let's go have a look. duke phillips and his family devote 50,000 acres of land to running the bison conservation project here. unbelievably, not that long ago, this was a view that would be nigh on impossible to enjoy anywhere across the whole

usa up 14-0 after the try. their version of a touchdown, it's called a try.arrett with a walk-in, and the u.s. crushes wales and will face england tomorrow. >>> we know that rob gronkowski is wild but he went swimming with sharks in the bahamas. this is for discovery channel. this is not just one shark. it's not just baby shark. one clipped gronk with his fin. imagine how scary it would be to be down there, we're eye live. the best part of the experience is living to talk about it. >> legend of gronk. >> i don't know. they found the most docile sharkses in all o >>> that is this edition of abc 7 news. >> larry, sandy and all of us here, thank you so much for joining us. >> have a great weekend. >> weekend's here! >>> tv's number one daily viral video show "right this minute." >> hold sblon it's a terrifying view as a child clings to a 20th floor balcony. >> that little boy, 5 years old. >> see just how long had he to hang in there. >> oh. >> get out of here. >> is how this kid holding on? >>> a couple get the news they've been waiting for. >> would you like t

because the usa has a death penalty but the reality is that we are using our sovereignty and telling the world that britain is not competent enough to really. sort of put through criminals through the criminal justice system. british citizens we need to deal with our rubbish we've got to bring them home if they are capable of being to be radicalized and we can deal with them like they do in some of the nordic countries or some scandinavian countries and we integrate them into british society great how do you go in and arrest these people bring them back in a most little police corps to be put in a cozy so through a judicial system they're in a conflict zone they're a threat to this country so the legitimate military targets we do not recorded we do not count civilian casualties we do not count collateral damage if there is believed to be very responsibility the response no no no no no no no no no on the first series in parliament it was absolutely clear the m.p.'s came forward said we have no records we have no evidence and the reason is we do not count them i just want to sort of mo

the lawyer in the case claims the accusations are worse than those made against usa gymnastics.e a former coach at indiana university and ohio state is accused of coercing divers into sex. usa diving has not commented but it says it takes the accusations very seriously. >>> bryce harper put on quite a show for the hometown fans at the home run derby. the washington nationals star rallied from behind during the bonus round blasting ten pitches over the fence to beat kyle schwarber of the cubs. harper hit 19 home runs overall. his longest sailed 473 feet. my favorite part, his dad was pitching. >> yes. like old batting coach. >>> coming up, a major diamond discovery. >>> also ahead, a story about a young man's work ethic and the number of miles he walked and the big reward. >>> and later we take you to russia to explain why putin is so popular and what russians really think of the united states. think of the united states. ♪ if you have moderate to severe plaque psoriasis, little things can be a big deal. that's why there's otezla. otezla is not an injection or a cream. it's a pil