steph told usa today, we're always trying to find a way to get better.ith winning a championship and staying stagnant, we wouldn't be doing ourselves justice. >>> a dramatic ending to the world cup semifinal. >> scores! >> oh, and a party is on tonight after croatia's decisive goal this afternoon against england at a population of just over 4 million. croatia is the second smallest country ever to make the world cup finals. pretty impressive. and abc 7 news was at sue beer man park along the embarcadero. a crowd of several hundred gathered to take in the dramatic match. they were celebrating. sunday morning's final between croatia and france will be shown at civic center plaza. >> this has been a fun world cup, i have to say. >>> people really love this place. one of the best burger joints in the country is right here in the bay area. that's next. >>> first, we want to thank lisette for this picture of a skateboarder in action in san francisco. share your picture with us with abc 7 now. >>> good form. when they see it on abc7news.com. stay with us. we'll

find a link to the entire "usa today" deadly deliveries investigation on our website.rning.com. it includes a state-by-state ranking. >>> and you can hear alison young discuss the paper's investigation on our cbs this morning podcast. >>> up next what "entertainment tonight" is learning about demi lovato just before she apparently overdosed. the new information about the person she was dating and the people she was hanging out with. you're watching "cbs this morning." ned about demi lovato, who she was dating and who she was hanging out with. you're watching "cbs this morning." allstate agents knows yo now that you know the truth, are you in good hands? man: are unpredictable crohn's symptoms following you everywhere? it's time to take back control with stelara®. for adults with moderately to severely active crohn's disease, stelara® works differently. studies showed relief and remission with dosing every 8 weeks. woman: stelara® may lower the ability of your immune system to fight infections and may increase your risk ofons and cancer. some serious infections require

all that, and venture capitalist hemant taneja, with reporters laura mandaro of "usa today," and joe menn from "reuters," this week on "press:here." ♪ scott: good morning, everyone, i'm scott mcgrew. we're gonna start with the story of a close call. this is bill ley who was driving his car you see there, when a pedestrian suddenly jumped out in front of him. bill ley: then the car flashed two beep in front of me, and then it just applied the brake for me. scott: now, the car stopped itself, nobody hurt, nothing happened, it's really the least exciting story ever. that's kind of the point. the lack of an accident, thanks to the computer in the car, kept two people's lives from changing for the worst. now, this idea, to prevent accidents before they happen, also saves money. an insurance group took a look a 327,000 hondas equipped with collision warning and automatic braking, and discovered insurance costs fell by 11%, injuries fell by 28%, and those are relatively inexpensive cars. this technology is now affordable. karl brauer knows everything there is to know about cars, he's the ex

nbc news senior political editor, mark murray, and susan page, washington bureau chief of "usa today." welcome to sunday. it's "meet the press." >>> from nbc news in washington, the longest-running show in television history. this is "meet the press" with chuck todd. >>> good sunday morning. we do have a lot to get to today. the troubled nuclear talks with north korea. president trump's upcoming nato meeting. and that planned one-on-one with vladimir putin after the nato summit. i have my interview with mr. trump's lawyer, rudy guiliani on the latest on the russia investigation and the michael cohen developments. and, of course, biggest of all, it's president trump's announcement tomorrow of his pick for the supreme court. he's doing that in prime time. but let's begin with a story that has the entire world's attention. and right now it looks like it could be a good news ending, at least. the effort under way right now to rescue 12 boys and their soccer coach. they're fighting weather. this is the big window that they have. four have been rescued so far. bill neely is standing by righ

did know that lady was going to manage and that might add but it was a sock puppet according to a usa today investigation the v.a. knowingly hires doctors but past malpractise claims and discipline for poor care one of those doctors a neurosurgeon named john henry schneider has twelve malpractise claims filed against them in fifteen years. including getting his license to practice and yanked after a patient died. but even though schneider was upfront with the v.a. about all of the shortcomings in his application the v.a. still hired him after a group of his the medical peers thoroughly reviewed as far away and approved his competency his hiring isn't a huge surprise considering his group of medical peers consisted of dr nick riviera dr bunsen honeydew and beaker. i don't even think beaker has the credentials to take someone's blood pressure my systolic and diastolic blood pressure can't both be me. this falls in line with a pattern of misconduct that has continued under multiple administrations the v.a. spent nearly six point seven million dollars to secretly settle cases book problem boys

ahead "usa today's" alison young shares what she learned in her so many new mothers are ing and dying>> plus a florida police officer helps a we'll show you how the officer stepped in to make it happen. >>> and in our series, "a more perfect union," we'll introduce you to identical sisters running if office in michigan and they're doing it with a unique twist. that's the "cbs morning news" for this thursday. thanks for watching. i'm anne-marie green. have a great day. -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com later on. good morning, it is thursday, july 26th. i'm kenny choi. >> i'm michelle griego. 's hot, foggy, hot. r ag >> i don't have anything else to say. ha ha! >> just being truthful. we have heat advisories and it will last until tomorrow. as we saw we get a break by the end of the week. it is not looking likely now. the heat sticks around for a while. we'll look at the triple digits where you can expect to see triple digits coming up. >> towards the altamont pass to

first on "cbs this morning," "usa today's" allison young joins us with the results of her investigationhe safety practices allegedly being skipped. she has been looking into this for the past four years and what she has found is very, very upsetting. and we'll introduce you to the identical twins running for office one a democrat, one a republican. can you tell them apart? nope. all that plus the eye-opener, your world in 90 seconds. we'll see you at 7:00. they are from michigan, by the way. michelle, back to you. see you in 13 minutes. >> all right. it's going to be an interesting election, too. "cbs this morning" starts at 7:00. thank you. we'll be watching. >>> much of the western u.s. is dealing with some dry heat, heavy rain is soaking areas from the carolinas to new england. in pennsylvania the floods are being called historic. some have had to escape flooded homes and cars by boat. parts of the keystone state have gotten more than a foot of rain since the rain began on saturday. and in the state capital of harrisburg, it's the wettest july ever. a sinkhole opened up next to prisc

"usa today" shows actor and he said police pulled a gun on him.of a large black man breaking into a home. the "mission: impossible" star said he was watching tv at the time. >> so i get up. i open the door. there's a red dot on my face from 9 millimeter. they said put up your hands. >> the actor said the tense incident ended up after he went outside with his arms up and an officer eventually recognized him. >> in his own home. >>> "newsweek" reports a jilted husband won $8.8 million in a lawsuit against a man who had an affair of his wife. kiet king cited obscure law known as alienation of affection. it exists in only a few states. his attorney said his wife's affair hit the revenue of the company. his wife worked for the company. the lover plans to appeal. >>> sacramento beaver reports instead of asking for money, a homeless man put our resumes. he's swamped with job affairs. the web developer put on a suit friday and stood on a california mess huny 4 success. take a resume. a passerby posted a photo on twitter. by saturday afternoon casarez said

this is part of the usa today network published here. longtimef an era, political rivals adams and jefferson both died on july 4, 1826 on the 50th anniversary of the declaration that left charles carroll of maryland as the last surviving signer. he died in 1832 at the age of 95. in texas, democrat line, ". phone0. caller: i am a writer and activist for a long time and i just want to say that in my mind, in the mind of a lot of people, donald trump is a threat to democracy. loves vladimir putin and anything who says anything bad about saudi arabia. america was built on immigration. a lot of these people that are wealthy nowadays, they are people when brought in here, the original democrats that came here did not have a dime but now they are people who have also the fact that trump is always attacking the media and like i said, you could clearly see that that is a threat to democracy, and i just want the people to know that if you have any doubts about what i'm saying you think i am making this up, do your research on donald ron and you wi

"usa today" poll had a 50% difference along the lines if america is headed in the wrong direction.y america's headed in the wrong direction. 80% of democrats and 30% of republicans. >> well, right, because republicans are get everything they want, right. they're going to repeal roe versus wade and force women to carry pregnancies to term against their will. >> but the polls don't show. >> the think the majority want a cultural revenge over people they feel like have changed the country in a way they don't want. they want a whiter country. they want a more pat tree arc patriarchal country, and trump is giving them that. >> that description is exactly where we're divided. i know a lot of republicans and they don't necessarily buy into your argument. i think that's the language that makes us divided. >> why are they happy with what trump's doing? >> there's a lot of different issues. as chris said, you have traveled the country. some people are happy with the economy. you want to try to make it into a culture war, yes. there's going to be problems -- >> well, there's also a question -

. >>> "usa today" reports on the frantic 911 call made by the ex-girlfriend of buffalo bills star leseanccoy. delicia cordon called minutes after an alleged masked man broke into a suburban atlanta house owned by mccoy and pistol whipped her early tuesday morning. >> he just kept asking for jewelry. that has something to do with my ex-boyfriend. >> that's fine. does anyone need medical attention? you said you were hit in the head. >> my face is demolished right now. >> okay. >>> cordon's attorney says cordon claims the man asked for specific pieces of jewelry mccoy favor to her. now she's no longer certain he was involved in the attack. >>> felony hate charges have been charged for a man caught on video berating a woman wearing a shirt with a puerto rican flag on it. he's due in court today. in a video post on social media, the man identified as 62-year-old timothy trybus can be seen confronts a woman in chicago at a forest reserve last month. he's already been charged with assault and disorderly conduct. >>> "the st. louis-post dispatch" says a jury awarded $500 million in compensatory

nbc news, senior political editor, mark murray, and susan page, washington bureau chief of "usa today." welcome to sunday. it's "meet the press." >>> from nbc news in washington, the longest-running show in television history, this is "meet the press" with chuck todd. >> good sunday morning. boy, do we have a lot to get to. the troubled nuclear talks with north korea, president trump's upcoming summit meetings, both with nato and vladimir putin, a one-on-one from there. i have my interview with mr. guiliani and a lot of russia developments. and the biggest of all of president trump's announcement in the next week, of course, is his pick for the supreme court, which we will find out tomorrow evening. but we're going to begin with a story that the entire world is watching right now. and that is the rescue attempts to get those 12 boys and a soccer coach out of caves in thailand. let me go to bill neely right now in chang rai, thailand where it appears we have a good news ending so far. bill, what can you tell us right now? >> reporter: yeah, good morning, chuck, from a very rainy northe

. >>> usa today rports skin care company rodan and fields fired an independent contractor after she allegedlyacked a black teenager at a pool. she confronted the 15-year-old at the pool last month. she has been dubbed pool patrol paula. she is charged with 3rd degree assault after hitting the teen in the face. she told the teen he and his friends did not belong at the pool. >> the new york times reports angela merkel did an about face and agreed to set up border camps for migrants. she supports free movement across europe's borders and welcomed hundreds of thousands of migrants into germany wiollaof her kel ago a rose. asylum seekers would be evaluated at border centers. and time reports a basketball game turned into a massive on court basket brawl. it happened overnight as players from australia and the philippines got into a huge fight at a world cup qualifier game at manila. the fight appears to have started when an australian player was put to the ground. 13 players were ejected. >>> still to come, shifting gears, a major ride hailing company gets into a different kind of transportation.

eugene robinson, theuru e ief of "usa today," susan page, daniepletka, and mark murray. welcome, all. let's stt with supreme court. what we're learning this mornint is tha senate republicans have a preference. they would prefer less of fight. raymond kethledge. thomas hardiman. susan page, those who are two mitch mcconnell refers, essentially, kavanaugh is too much of a paper trail, and amy barrett would spark a culture war. >> he is associated with the last republican president, right, with george w. bush. who knew that would be a liability with the next republican president? the argument for barrett is the same for and against. she'd spark a culture war. some republicans think it'd be great. the question is, will president trump think that, as well? she's 46 years old. that's an assena her to the court, she's confirmed, she could be there four decades. >> eugene robinson, let me put p -- each one of these has a conservative concern about them. sort of, as susanentioned with brett kavanaugh, it is the bush connections. one calledim the low-energy jeb bush pick. kethledg

. >>> "usa today" reports a woman trapped between a subway train and the station in boston begged bystanderso call an ambulance because she couldn't afford it. she slipped and suffered a laceration to her leg. she was taken to the hospital. some say it captured the state of health care in america today. >>> and "new york times" reports an unusual jailbird was found in the city's rikers island jail complex, a snowy owl. a corrections officer found the owl in a courtyard on sunday when it was near 100 degrees. he caught the owl and took her to a nonprofit that cares for birds. they named the owl lorax after the dr. seuss character. she'll eventually be released back into the wild. >>> still to come, new technology is lighting up the sky on the fourth of july without a familiar risk. fourth of july without a familiar risk. i needed legal advice for my shop. that's when i remembered that my ex-ex- ex-boyfriend actually went to law school, so i called him. he didn't call me back! if your ex-ex- ex-boyfriend isn't a lawyer, call legalzoom and we'll connect you with an attorney. legalzoom. where li

. >>> "usa today" says stormy daniels' lawyer michael avenatti tweeted he might run for president.tti said he'll run against trump if there's no real candidate that has a chance of beading a president trump. he reportedly represented his law firm and owes more than $4 ho,0 $40,000 in unpaid taxes. >>> and "science news" reports researchers for the first time created hybrid embryos of endangered northern white rhinos. the last northern white rhino died in march. there are only two females alive in kenya, but they're unable to produce naturally. scientists used frozen sperm from a native white rhino and eggs from closely related white rhinos. they say the hybrids could eventually prevent the extinction of the northern white rhino. >>> still ahead, the top dog. the reigning champ downs a recoy island. franks at coney island. i landed. i saw my leg did not look righti i had a pe blood clot in my lung. i landed. i was scared. i had a dvt blood clot. having one really puts you in danger of having another. my doctor and i chose xarelto®. xarelto®. to help keep me protected. xarelto® is a

there is an interesting article from "usa today" that really says that this trial will also test the credibility of robert mueller and his investigation. if mueller wins the conviction t. will severely undercut donald trump's claim that the mueller investigation is a politically motivated hitch hunt. writer also says we should look out in particular for the testimony of rick gates. he was manafort's deputy and agreed to cooperate with the prosecution back in february. his testimony will be, quote, damning evidence against manafort. claire: an unusual auction takesing place in the u.s. beemcy. >> they are moving to a shinier location. as they do they are selling off some the things they don't need n this case it might be a lot of things nobody else will need, either. we have rolls of toilet paper or paper towels. i think one pallet has about 1,200 rolls of toilet paper. broken dyson vacuum cleaners, damaged coffee table, and broken down photo copier. the guardian reports that similar auctions are taking aplace across the world in u.s. embassies. in armenia you can pick up rugs and off

. >>> "usa today" reports roseanne barr talked to sean hannity in her first televised interview since abc fired her in may for racist tweets. she continued to insist that her tweet about former obama adviser valerie jarrett was not racist. >> that is a tweet about asking for accountability from the previous administration about the iran deal, which valerie jarrett is the author of, and that was what was in my head. >> barr reiterated that she thought jarrett was white. she also apologized to jarrett. barr said she was shocked by the negative reaction to what she called her ill-worded tweet and thought it was mischaracterized. she said the tweet cost her her life's work. >>> "the des moines register" says they're following through on everything on the missing university student molly tibbetts. she was last seen on july 18 jogging near her boyfriend's home. the police have ruled him out as a suspect. >>> and "the new york times" says amazon's facial recognition tool wrongly identified 28 members of congress as police suspects who had been arrested. the aclu compared photos of all federa

. >> here's a truly heroicverse h the 20-year mark and to celebrate usa today ranked them all.om of the l sequel to ant man tookbe14, thr original. the one that started it all came in at number 10, the original iron-man avengers affinity war was ranked 6. "black panther," avengers, captain america civil war were top five. guardians of the galaxy, top spot 2014 captain america, the winter soldier. >> just wait until the summer soldier, the weather man comes out. that will be a good series. >> number 21 on that list. all right. the heat is over the middle of the country. s to bino th west. that will give relief this weekend to areas of the great lakes, ohio valley and northeast. the heat will really crank here in areas of the west. look at today 114 in phoenix. still very warm and humid in other areas ich melissa rehberg. >> i'm phillip mena. thanks for watching "early today". the newsontinues here on nbc. c . ad lib live picture-- san francisco >>> and good thursday morning to you, july 5th for you as we take a lye look at san francisco where last night, through the fog, you cou

week's events in mexico marks the beginning of a truly independent north american nation as the usa today celebrates independence from the united kingdom i'm going to show you what many are calling you rubble for this country should people. be celebrating the but they never thought would take place the election of loving his populist candidate and grace money well as obrador someone who has so far continued to doubt obrador there is a leader at the vanguard of anti new liberal action subcomandante marcos of the zapatista rami fighting in the southeastern mountains of mexico here he is when asked by media to take his mask off. president all trump who backs up government down ten mile course on nafta joined venezuelan and cuban leaders not to mention britain's german corbyn to congratulate obrador on his victory however like another leader depicted in mainstream media as leftist brazil's lula or britain or appease capitalism for his campaign today a former cia asset michel to man leads the bee in bricks and lula is in jail after arguably not doing enough to fight the forces of reaction and

he got the nod, but now comes the spectacle, that's what the editors at "usa today" say, who conceded he's a highly accomplished judge and deserves the thoughtful consideration of the senate, but the paper is predicting that now the circus will begin, the spectacle, if you like. it's kind of a similar opinion from "the wall street journal." the editors there approve of donald trump's pick, calling kavanaugh the intellectual leader on the bench. but the paper predicts, "a political brawl quds aren't the nomination as it heads to the senate because, i quote, "this is the polarizing america of 2018." >> all right, let's end on a story that's not about football. it's about a new game in the u.s., starting where the prize is not what you might imagine. >> it's a quiz show basically, a tv quiz show. it seems orwellian. it debuts today in the u.s., where the prize is not money, but the chance to get part of your student debt paid off, as this briret says, rather sarcastically, isn't this what we all need, unchecked capital greed that's rendered higher education unaffordable, and now a tv sho

and joining us now is susan page, washington bureau chief of usa today.and then saying something rather different. when we hear something like that, which is the donald trump we should believe? yes. laughter the problem is, it's not that he looks back, in one situation he says the precise reverse of what he says the precise reverse of what he says the precise reverse of what he says hours later informs where he is being recorded in both times. and yet the second time around denies he said what he said the first time. i think... we know that president trump is uncomfortable with personal confrontation. if he's sitting with you he is cordial and charming but when he's not sitting next to you, when he's not sitting next to you, when he's not sitting next to you, when he's tweeting or discussing you in an interview with somebody else, thatis in an interview with somebody else, that is more likely to be his actual views. he's more likely to think that theresa may hasn't handled brexit well, she didn't follow his advice and she should walk away which is what he

that was the discussion about op-ed from then usa today.ecause of the different timeline as to when the government learned certain information and should that have impacted his interim clearance? if an interim clearance is suspended, which happens, it could be that in the interim, maybe the person marries a foreign national while their investigation is underway. maybe they are from a country with an unacceptable risk. we do not use the term full clearance. i fight with my colleagues and clients all the time. no permanent clearances. they tell me they cannot come up with a better word. what is the opposite of interim? i don't know, i just hate the word permanent because there is no such thing as a permanent security clearance. it is always undergoing evaluation. host: can you talk about the? this idea of continuous evaluation? if an interim is suspended, there is no due process. only if you are denied a revoke do you get administrative remedies. -- tell me what you just said again. host: devaluation, what that means. guest: -- evaluation wha

did know that lady was going to manage and that my head like i was a sock puppet according to a usa today investigation the v.a. knowingly hires doctors but past malpractise claims and discipline for poor care what of those doctors a neurosurgeon named john henry schneider has twelve malpractise claims filed against them in fifteen years. including getting his license to practice and yanked after a patient died. but even though schneider was upfront with the v.a. about all of the shortcomings in his application the v.a. still hired him after a group of his the medical peers thoroughly reviewed as far away and approved his competency his hiring isn't a huge surprise considering his group of medical peers consisted of dr nick riviera dr bunsen honeydew and. i don't even think bigger has the credentials to take someone's blood pressure my systolic and diastolic blood pressure can't both be me. this falls in line with a pattern of misconduct that has continued under multiple administrations the v.a. spent nearly six point seven million dollars to secretly settle cases but problem boys includi

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tomorrow, "cbs this morning" and "usa today" have a joint investigation exposing risks women face giving can watch that.ve a go. captioning sponsored by cbs cases yet. images led police.. to sunday's stabbing suspect. ng, >>> kpix5 news begins with b.a.r.t. security cameras breaking one of the biggest cases yet. images led police to the stabbing system. i'm allen martin. >> and i'm elizabeth cooke. -- elizabeth cook. 27-year-old john lee cowell has been charged with murder and attempted murder in the killing of 18-year-old nia wilson. >> suzy steimel has the latest in the store. >> but first phil -- has how they cracked the case. >> reporter: just about everywhere you look you will see a camera. they were key to the suspect's arrest. >> this is the camera right here that caught the stabbing as they were standing outside of that train car door. >> reporter: the same camera captured the first imagine of suspected killer cowell but that was just the start. >> we followed him down the stairs. down across the construction area here. and-- >> reporter: this camera in a near by garage caught co

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check out usa today's list of most in demand actors.ce preceded by chris pratt and johnny depp, seventh woody harrelson. break out star tiffany haddish is in 6th place. margot robbie in 4th. octavia spencer coming in third. the wrestler turned actor duane johnson gets runner up and the guy hollywood can't seem to get enough of, james franco. that's a bit surprising . >> i thought it would be switched. duane johnsson the rock has been number one in past. >> we'll see if it switches. >> the internet's favorite mom will be a mom again. remember the giraffe who skyrocketed to fame last year? one year after giving birth to baby boy, april is pregnant with her 5th calf. there is no word yet on sex but you can count on another live stream on spring. and the mom pregnant at the same time. >> jeffrey the giraffe ofad lib >>> welcome to thursday morning. let's take a peek outside. beautiful. can you make it out? golden gate bridge. you kind of can, right? we'll check the fog near the coastline and the heat coming today. thanks for joining us. i'm

he has not farce we know been suspended and reported and retracted by "usa today" last hour.harlie gasparino has been all over this and maybe can clear up some of this. "usa today" said he was previously suspend and and previous alert said, a decision has not been made. the next tweet, do you like your cheesecake plain or with toppings, because apparently today is national cheesecake day. >> i don't thinkless is in a mood to be eating cheesecake. connell: probably not. what is going on? >> we reported exclusively on foxbusiness.com they are grappling with to suspend him. they jumped the gun on the headline. that headline may be true by the end of the day. what our sources are saying last 24, 48 hours are this, they are weighing what to do with him. charges according to cbs insiders believed by the board they are compelling. all you have to do is read the story. people are on the record. les moonves is essentially on the record confirming i guess you could say boarish behavior, not sexual abuse, he said he came on to women that were norm nominally working for him or trying to

you know that lady was going to manage and that might add but it was a sock puppet according to a usa today investigation the v.a. knowingly hires doctors but past malpractise claims and discipline for poor care one of those doctors a neurosurgeon named john henry schneider has twelve malpractise claims filed against them in fifteen years. including getting his license to practice and yanked after a patient died. but even though schneider was upfront with the v.a. about all of the shortcomings in his application the v.a. still hired him after a group of his the medical peers thoroughly reviewed as far away and approved his competency his hiring isn't a huge surprise considering his group of medical peers consisted of dr nick riviera dr bunsen honeydew and. i don't even think bigger has the credentials to take someone's blood pressure my systolic and diastolic blood pressure can't both be me. this falls in line with a pattern of misconduct that has continued under multiple administrations spent nearly six point seven million dollars to secretly settle cases but problem boys including medical

that is the story in usa today. resident trump tweeting about this yesterday. just an hour or so the president tweeting we now find out it is the unverified and 30 dossier that was paid for by crooked hillary clinton and the dnc that was knowingly and falsely submitted fisa court which was a sponsor for the totally conflicted and discredited muller witchhunt. the ranking democrat on the house intelligence committee, punishment adam schiff from california -- congressman adam schiff from california. >> congressman schiff says this confirms little about the bargain of justice misleading the court's rate he said it looks more and more like a trump campaign was illegally being spied on for the political gain of crooked hillary clinton and the dnc. is that how you read the carter pages -- >> if the performance we had at helsinki took place before those applications were filed i think that whole interchange with prudent would have been a sense -- with putin would have been a central exhibit in the fisa application. just why the fbi was so concerned carter page might b

that it won't survive the court challenge probably because it's so unseemly but he actually told usa today that i'm still in therapy once a week and this is a very as and this is their way of trying to solve the problem of shifting responsibility and minimizing their blame so he went on to say that m.g.m. should be spending money on safety consultants not lawyers in an effort to avoid responsibility so yeah i think if your going to sit there and say well we don't want to be responsible because we just did what they got we did the bare minimum by hiring some people but we did nothing when we watch one person and a whole sweep by himself bringing out boxes and boxes and cases of things that nobody noticed nobody did anything and it took how long before the shot stopped i mean i don't know who had to sign are like anti-terrorism specialists but they were terrible all that's our job it gave them a thumbs up homeland security said that this group was was giving a thumbs up and it's not saying that they didn't try it's not saying that nobody tried it it's just saying that like you shouldn't be s

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perez is an investigative reporter at "usa today" sports. >> the investigators will try to get as muchion until someone's arrested. there's really nothing the nfl can do at this point. >> reporter: local police have not said whether mccoy is cooperating with them. they have made no arrests. and at this point, the investigation is ongoing. also, mccoy says he has had nothing to do with it. his ex-girlfriend, according to her lawyer, is now planning to move out of this house. >>> the popular retailer build a bear is trying to make amends after it pulled the plug on a big sale due to overwhelming demand. thousands of people lined up at stores across the country and in canada and the uk for deep discounts yesterday. but the massive crowds triggered safety concerns and people were turned away. manu uel bojorquez. >> reporter: it's the first ever pay your age day. a 5-year-old child would pay $5 for a stuffed animal like this one which can usually retail for around $30. for a few thousand families, it was a deal too good to passup, leading to a day of retail chaos. >> hurry up! >> reporter:

more on that profile on usa today. the next five minutes or so, your thoughts on the government shutdown over border security. overr: really, the debate building a wall, whether they should find it or not is a red herring. it's absolutely ridiculous that we are spending time debating this when we have so many people in this country who are hurting, who are making less than $30,000 a year. that is half of the country that makes less than $30,000 a year. trump got elected on xenophobia and putting -- pointing the er at democrats. what about that mail order bride of his? she got an einstein visa. that is supposed to be reported -- reserved for people bringing something to this country. they are locking up immigrant children and putting them in cages. it goes against everything this country stands for. most all of us are descendents of immigrants. other than the native americans. what aren't we raising the minimum wage? why aren't we getting funding passed to fix this country's crumbling infrastructure? program, a on in th

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joining me now is congressional reporter for "usa today." thank you so much for joining me today.'s been very busy on twitter today. emigration and the threat of a government shut down. how does this impact the district races? >> this is not good news for republicans. the house failed to vote. they failed to pass legislation. just because the party is so divided, conservative to the president on this. they want the wall. and then you have the more moderate you want a solution over all of this, which is an unpopular issue is pretty much all republicans and all democrats. for the president to be threatening government shut down right before the midterms of an issue of his own party is not good at making republicans nervous. transfer the president and his party at this point are often seen as a liability to their fellow party officeholders running for reelection. this was vulnerable republicans want to hear from the president is putting their districts on his calendar. >> no, they don't. very helpful to be clear. he has 80% to 90% approval rating in this districts. i talked to republ

this is part of the usa today network published here. longtimef an era, political rivals adams and jefferson both died on july 4, 1826 on the 50th anniversary of the declaration that left charles carroll of maryland as the last surviving signer. he died in 1832 at the age of 95. in

. >> joining me now is a congressional reporter for the "usa today."ice to see you on sunday. >> good to see you come to two pitch to make a difficult will for democratic leader chuck schumer opposing a supreme court nominee? >> very difficult. this is an election year. a lot of democrats up for reelection. but there is a handful of those in states that trump won by a 42-point. these democrats are really feeling the heat. they need to win that trump voter and they also need the democratic base to show out. that's a hard line to walk. absolutely do not vote to confirm. they really want them to confirm and also republican voters might not love trump, but are supportive of republicans for the supreme court issue. >> some of the democrats to watch. donnelly, heitkamp, mansion, all facing reelection and who supported the confirmation of justice neil gorsuch. >> right. that is key because gorsuch was very controversial because of the way he came about. president obama had nominated senate majority leader mitch mcconnell. how the nomination was very upset abo

"usa today" has dropped a conservative columnist for an insanely harsh tweet.if his daughters are ugly like him and suggesting they party with a sex offender. she says she was responding to his attacks, but slamming his kid, please. roseanne says she was fired because she voted for donald trump, and that is not allowed in hollywood. and there was this rant and youtube. i'those [bleep] lies. god damn it. howie: it's kind of sad. i hope she gets help soon. media buzz meter. we spend the day kicking around the five most of important or buzzy stories. you can subscribe on apple itunes or google play. let's continue the conversation on twitter @howardkurtz. we hope you will like our facebook page. daily columns by me. and we can have what i think is a good dialogue. rob: all right, monday july 23rd, "fox & friends first", happening at 4:00 a.m., fox news alert caught on mora. moment a gunman leashes bullets to busy streets in toronto. innocent victims shot one by one. >> terror is not being ruled out to try to figure out the man in black who he was and why he did it

in their wrapup of that, usa today notes that president trump will not need to ask nominees about theiriews. the federalist society legal group whose leaders disagree with the decision vetteed candidates on the list. democrats have been talking about it ever since anthony kennedy announced his retirement on it last week. here is senator schumer on thursday, the day after the announcement. on november 11, 2016, then president-elect trump said, i am pro-life. the judges will be pro-life. in a debate against secretary clinton, then candidate trump and, because i am pro-life, i will be appointing pro-life judges, i think we will go back to the individual states. it is impossible to conclude that president trump will appoint a justice who we can have faith will leave roe v. wade. he said in his own words, president trump said in his own words, of that he wants to appoint a justice to give they court a majority who will overturn roe v. wade. count on it. president trump will in all likelihood, nominate a justice willing to send roe back to the states. those are president trump's own words. se

"don't worry" cousins, curry and klay played on the team usa in 2014....today, >>> when it comes to thers, to his company, three's a crowd, right? not according to the marcus cousins. >> we are still taking our vacations, don't worry it. >> reporter: cousins carrie playing on team usa in 2014. today,new colors, we'll have a new opportunity to try to join the splash family, but, the head coach would prefer he gave up his dream of becoming a threat from downtown. >> steve's that i want him on the block, we haven't had that threat, and he said not on the perimeter, and so steve was about to get on the phone with the marcus and i said, don't tell him he can't shoot any threes, if you let dream on shoot threes you got to let marcus shoot threes, so steve said maybe one or two, i don't know what he said to you. >> why wash it on a small screen and you can watch it on a big screen, what? the most oppressive shot of the day, his ball bounced over the creek, then through the bunker in and out of the bunker, par the hole and shot to over 70, that is incredible. on 11, not even train was going to

harry, interesting editorial in "usa today." about where democrats stand. trump and republicans can count on democrats in the mid terms. the democrats long history of undermining their cause. this history includes an ongoing failure to develop a clear message. inability to get the base out to the polls in non presidential years. it goes on to talk about what is happening in california with democratic party in california. where do democrats stand in the middle of this? >> i think they would be wise to step back and let the president do the talking. the more the president talks on issues are issues which democrats win. i should point out that democrats need to make sure voters turn out. this is not 2010 or 2014. mid term cycles which the president is a republican, democrats turn out in higher numbers. that is what polls are indicating. >> speaking of democrats, next half hour, we will talk about the list of 2020 candidates. harry wrote the list. president trump will be thrilled with number one on the list. we will talk about that in 20 minutes. >>> time for a

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existing comments that are out there, and i would call my attention this call your attention to the usa todayditorial i wrote. we have one nation, whether you are democrat or republican. yesterday was our birthday. we need to be united on certain economicnd what is our growth and raising the living standard for working-class families. you have got to give the president credit for that. that was his campaign mantle and those people are in his quarter -- corner. they are willing to take some bullets. let's see if we can come up with something different on the venn diagram which gets us to the objective everybody wants without having the near-term hit. you know as i know, when things start cascading in the wrong direction, you turn a $90 billion problem into a $6 trillion one. let's not let that happen again this time. david: everybody can agree with that. i want to talk about your business and a sad note about hna, this cochair died suddenly under unusual circumstances. you at one point had a deal to sell sky bridge. that went away. what did you learn about hna and how is your business doing to

of a nuclear power reactor it's the highest paying job you can get without a degree according to "usa today." the second highest job, transportation storage and distribution manager at t92,000 >>> this bear was caught taking a dip at a hot tub in california the homeowner says after getting out of the jacuzzi and wanting to cool off the bear headed straight for some margaritas that were set out. after that, the bear was found hanging out in a tree sleeping >> we need to get drunk hot tub bear trending somewhere. can you make that happen >> we'll send a camera to the owner. >> let's get it going, america do it. have a great holiday thank you. >>> still ahead, fire up the hot tub time machine because we'll look back at the markets to see where we might be headed from here it's your second half playbook later, roger federer's new look. nike is out. we'll tell you what sort of surprise company is in stick aroundwhat's c eam spirit ? (cheers) what's it worth to talk to your mom? what's the value of a walk in the woods? the value of capital is to create, not just wealth, but things that matter. mo