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officer weiner was shot in the ankle and remained hospitalized in good condition. david bailey was shot, treated and released. >> the president and first lady making a surprise visit to steve scalise in the hospital carrying bouquets of white flowers, they spoke to doctors and sat at scalise's bedside. the visit after donald trump condemned the attack as a brutal assault and thinks officers for their heroism in taking down the shooter. >> we may have our differences but we do well in times like these to remember that everyone who serves in our nation's capital is here because above all day love our country. >> the trumps visiting with one of those wounded heroes. >> we are learning new details about the shooter himself as the people who knew james hodgkinson react to the news of his horrific act of violence. >> reporter: investigators trying to piece together the background of james hodgkinson. until march he was a retired home inspector living in belleville, illinois with his wife. neighbor described him as an angry man. in 2006 he punched a woman in the face and

count of the number of information -- the number of e-mails huma abedin sent to her husband anthony weiner. >> so the president will not invoke executive privilege. >> the president wil decision, but, look, we want to refer everybody to what deputy attorney general rod rosenstein said about james comey, because rosenstein, he has direct authority over the fbi director and he came on the job after being confirmed 94-6 in the u.s. senate after serving as president obama's u.s. attorney in maryland and coming on the job he went and looked at the investigation about the way mr. comey handled hillary clinton's e-mail investigation and he concluded that it really hurt the morale and the integrity of the department. go and read the letter. everyone can see it and talked about how mr. comey tried to usurp the justice department, and he didn't like the fact he held a press conference -- >> the president decided to fire him before he got that memo from rosenstein. >> he said he was thinking about that for awhile and that is true. saw that testimony a few wednesdays ago, was very unimpressed. you kno

he was off by hundreds of thousands in terms of the e-mails between huma abedin and anthony weiner. and there were two classified in there apparently. and he was off by many, many, in terms of the classification. >> that's true what you just stated. but does the white house consider it a possibility that they would try to prevent the testimony by asserting executive privilege? is that an open possibility? >> the president will make that final decision. >> okay. >> the fact is, if he testifies, we'll all be watching. i think people should look at the rod rosenstein memo again to see what the problem was in the department with fbi director james comey. he points out that the integrity and the morale were down. and he points out that comey had tried to usurp the power of the attorney general, loretta lynch, and he did, quote, textbook what you're not supposed to do by holding a press availability and announcing why they decided not to prosecute hillary clinton. >> indeed. and more to come on this. of course, the president supported those actions by comey at the time. kellyanne conway,

weiner mobiles, said to be the first unmanned, hotdog caring aircraft. designed to deliver hotdogs to remote locations. so, don't say i never told you anything important. jim? >> can you imagine being hit in the head with a hotdog? i mean, from how many feet up in the air, jill? not a way i want to celebrate my fourth every july. >> no, definitely not. catsup, mustard, it could get ugly. >> the onions, ugh. check in with you tomorrow, jill. appreciate it. >> the white house warning syria against using chemical weapons on it own citizens. press secretary sean spicer announced news last night, he said there is, quote, potential evidence that syria is preparing a chemical attack. the us blamed the has add regime for april chemical attack on syria civilians. trump order missiles in retaliation for that. >> in meantime the president's travel ban gets victory, the supreme court allowing most of the ban to be enforced while it prepares to hear the case in october. the white house called the decision a clear victory for national security. the 98 ban would apply

the drone is part of the weiner mobile fleet, which is traveling around the u.s.to deliver hot dogs to people everywhere. >> that's fun and delicious. >>> happening today, ford will begin rolling out the expansion of its bike share program in five bay area cities. this is video from ford's go bike facebook page. this morning's launch will kick off a build out of stations in san francisco, oakland, san jose, berkley, and emeryville. ford also expects to have 3,500 go bikes deployed by labor day and 7,000 next according to the examiner, the deployment in san francisco could be delayed. funding for the expansion because of conflicts between ford go bike and local mom and pop bike rental companies. >>> starting this weekend, a big change for san francisco home owners. those trees in the streets here, no longer your problem. the responsibility of maintaining those trees now goes to the city. in addition, the city is going to be responsible for any tree-related sidewalk damage. in november, voters approved amending the city charter. the city is going to pay for the tree

- she mishandled byssified information setting up a private email emails woundhose up on anthony weiner's computer. he said she broke rules and but did not think any court in the land would actually convict her. but she did break rules. i would like some of these guys to ask is to comey today -- mr. comey today which is worse -- a few offhand comments that he , ore in a novel type way what mrs. clinton did also, just a comment on the russian .nvestigation all those wikileaks things that came out -- of the washington post or new york times, a reporter had actually reported on some of the things that came out in wikileaks, they would have won an award or pulitzer to suppressspiracy bernie sanders, given the messages, given those questions to hillary, all of the things that came out. i think this has been an incredible witchhunt against mr. trump and i would like to hear your thoughts. sen. lee: first of all, it is important to remember that the whole decision in which jim comey found himself last summer was odd. it was untenable. i felt bad for him being in that position in the first place.

joshua weiner. good morning. thanks for joining us as always. so the number of teens and young adults with opioid use disorder increased six fold from 2001 to 2014. those numbers are really alarming. what do you see is behind this surge in opioid addiction, especially for young people? >> well, we've seen this search medications, and then what happens is people have these pain meds sitting around their house in their medicine cabinets and this type of medication and -- has just sort of become en vogue over the last decade so kids look around and find this stuff in their parent's medicine cabinet and they start taking it and the problems with these medications is that it's not very hard to quickly become addicted to them. >> so how do you treat it? you have to treat it with medication as well. >> you don't have to. this is not something that requires mediciation, but like most addictions, you're going to have the best outcomes if you combine medication plus a therapy or other treatment approach and what this study looked at, two of the best metho

we have bob weiner, president of weiner public news, op-ed columnist, and the n.p.c. headliners team member who helped organize today's luncheon. we have michael smith c.e.o. of green smith public affairs and contributor to campaigns and elections magazine. we have caroline hendry, executive director of the education writers association. thank you for joining us today. [applause] i'd also like to acknowledge additional members of the headliners team responsible for organizing today's events. betsy fisher martin, lawrie russo, kristen trinski, eleanor herman, and press club staff liaison, lindsay underwood. thank you-all. [applause] long before today's guest became a politician, he attended sara lawrence college. he spent his first two years there studying to become a preschool teacher. at college, before politics, and long before he was president barack obama's chief of staff, chicago mayor rahm emanuel taught preschool. mayor emanuel's will have of education followed him throughout his -- love of education followed him throughout his career. in his tenure at chicago'

we talked to scott weiner and what he said out of this incident. was that stricter gun control law needs to happen and people need to be held responsible in the state and nationwide. with the -- you have representative barry -- of georgia saying lawmaker is be able to carry weapons to defend themselves. a lot of times what is happening is that the gun control debate takes another step and level and people are on both sides. you have a state senator who was a former supervisor saying we need to get stricter and then representative from georgia saying he was on the scene this morning at that baseball field saying that maybe i should be allowed to carry a gun with me and not just have security. >> and you talk about norm almost people. we have heard and reported on proposals to allow teachers to carry guns. you talk about school shootings, how that has developed in the past -- i think columbine was the first mass school shooting. we have been talking about the attack at 101 california in 1993 with one of the larger workplace shootings and how much tha

, president of weiner public news, op-ed columnist and mpc headliners team member who helped organize the luncheon. michael smith, ceo of green smith public affairs and contributor to campaigns and elections magazine. caroline hendry, executive director of the education writers association. thank you for joining us today. i would like to acknowledge additional members of the headliners team responsible for organizing the event, betsy fisher martin, kristin, eleanor herman, press club staff liaison lindsay underwood. thank you all. [applause] >> long before today's guest became a politician, he attended sarah lawrence college, spent his first two years studying to become a preschool teacher before politics and long before he was president barack obama's chief of staff, chicago mayor rahm emanuel taught preschool. maybe manual's love of education followed him throughout his political career, into his tenure as chicago's mayor where he oversees the third-largest system in the united states. he is credited with adding more than 200 hours to the school year taking chicago from having the l

unintended consequences and finally this oscar mayer is expanding the weiner fleet, the weiner drone they are hard to miss. they are going to be going to arkansas. first out for fourth of july party. yeah, more weiner craft. i'm out of puns. dagen: i am a fan of the oscar mayer mobile. >> what i don't like unnecessary drones flying in the air for no reason just to be there as a pilot that's something that concerns me the more drones we have the more people are going want them and i really don't like the idea of a lot of things flying around in the sky unnecessarily. >> the friends were telling me where there was a wedding drone and hovering around the bride and groom to get video. [laughter] dagen: i've seen people fly drones to other people before. >> yeah. dagen: people think they are pilots, lea. coming up nfl going back to drawing board after a major merchandising fumble. the hilarious error of going viral on social media next at fidelity, trades are now just $4.95. we cut the price of trades to give investors even more value. and at $4.95, you can trade with a clear advantage. f

huma abedin let her hopelessly devoted husband anthony weiner move back into her apartment. say it's been smooth sailing since he returned last week. but for some reason, she is not giving him the wi-fi password. this is not being done just for show. not only are they splitting the utility bills, but they even signed up for sprint's new disgrace your friends and family plan. the love birds were home watching wiener's favorite romanticomedy, "you ve got jail." that's a joke. they were watching "when harry sexted sally." these rom-con jokes go on for another three days. if the punch line is the bridge it jones' data plan. tweet me some more and we can both this dead horse all night after the fireball kicks in. then we can both ride goldie to the port authority men's room. law makers in wisconsin think they have a solution to protect speakers on college campuses from rowdi' protesters. ♪ say carl, we have a question about your brokerage fees. fees? what did you have in mind? i don't know. $4.95 per trade? uhhh. and i was wondering if your brokerage offers some sort of guarantee

weiner. ny way, turns out all kinds of felonies being committed, and federal laws being violated. of course under director comey, he didn't want to pursue anybody like that, because he is sure they meant well even though they were violating the law right and left. lukins takes the side of the mayor and same guy that came up with the private server idea for hillary clinton. i know on behalf of those who supported president trump, we greatly appreciate the damage he did to the democratic party. mr. lukins and won't belong for being the highest ranking official in london. hopefully we can send somebody ver there. and then we got this from will radio, concerns are being raised on capitol hill about whether partisan politics could impact the 2020 census and swing congressional redistricting in favor of democrats. fox news has learned that last summer a pro-democratic analytics firm that describes as a platform for hope and change -- wow -- as we saw over the last eight years, 95 million americans, highest number in our history even gave up looking for work. so they weren't reflected in

here's her back in 2010 explaining away anthony weiner's graphic, lewd tweet. making excuses for little anthony. >> if he was prank, how would that work? how could a person do that, what would that look like? if someone looks at the image of the account and judging from the pick civilization and some other visual clues, it concludes the damage was a composite -- a number of other blogs have different versions of the theory of a potential hacking. it looks at the information embedded in this controversial picture. a third but by no means final theory has to do with the photo sharing service i was talking about earlier. it's not all that hard to generate a program that was try every possible combination until you got the right email address to use the service to post pictures. >> sean: nbc news. there is also the time rachel maddow theorized the republicans may be pushing assassinations as a political tactic they are using. >> has enough kerosene been poured on the flames of the possibility of violence, even assassination, is being posited as a real political tac

thank you, jeff weiner.director sofia coppola steps back in history for her new movie. she's in our toyota green room with her civil war-era thriller called "the beguiled." why she hired an etiquette coach for the >>> you're watch >>> director and writer sofia coppola went on to win an academy award for her second screenplay, "lost in translation." she continued to make her mark in hollywood on "marie antoinette" and "the bling ring." her new thriller "the beguiled" follows a group of women at an all girls boarding school during the civil war. it starts nicole kidman, doeskin dunst, and elle fanning. what a cast. their shelted lives are disrupted after they take in an injured enemy soldier portrayed by colin farrell. >> is your leg paining you? >> some. >> well, i hear numbness would be more grave. >> indeed. >> there's some brandy if you wish. >> now, that would be a pleasure. >> it's not being offered for your pleasure, only for your comfort. >> yes, ma'am. >> i must remind you, you are not a guest here. y

not staying there, but leadership weiner says cheese quite happy there. those chairs up three quarters of 1%. much. thank you very coming up, fresh legal woes for the white house asked -- after president trump said he did not take conversations with james comey. the latest next. this is bloomberg. ♪ david: this is bloomberg markets, trump economy. let's check in on first word news this afternoon. mark renton has more. mark: british authorities have charged an unemployed welsh man with terrorist inspired murders and attempted murder. in connection with a trump attack on a grunt of muslim worshipers near tooth -- two north london mosques. there osborne killed one person and wounded others. this came as worshipers left a marking the prayers holy month of ramadan. north korea speaking out for the first time since the death of an american college student, jailed for more than a year. kim jong-un's regime denied that it tortured or cruelly treated him. he died in ohio on monday after being released last week in a,. north korea says it treated him according to d

for once, it doesn't involve anthony weiner.he story takes place outside of america in new jersey where a woman was texting and walking and didn't see a pair of the sidewalk doors. zero no. there she goes. [laughter] having a typical jersey conversation and they want to go dancing but maria will be on hogwild. the ultimate dropped call. luckily, she's a jersey housewife so she's able to land safely on her press on nails. she smudged her spray tan which would ruin the group pictures in the bon jovi concert. paramedics say this woman is lucky to be alive. she was using a samsung phone which could explode at any moment. and he heard of the plane announcement? get off the plane and then will punch you in the face. topic number two. the apple announced that their driving self driving cars. a no-brainer for apple. most of the workers aren't old enough to drive themselves to the iphone factory. look at their little tiny hands. how does the old saying goes? come to kennedy for the expert analysis for the child labor jokes. what fun. the

. >>> what he did before the election with the weiner, if i say weiner, we need to ding him.nk you. interesting thing in the op ed piece in "the journal" today just about comey, he's -- you know, won't answer certain things because he says he's a private citizen -- >> right. >> -- but he's willing -- he gets to pick and choose exactly what he responds to. >> yeah. >> "the journal" points out how politically savvy this guy really is in terms of -- >> he's been around for a long time. >> in terms of watching his own reputation and everything. >> he rarely makes an unintentional step. the one time where he got the number of e-mails wrong was related to the anthony weiner huma abiden situation. there was a misstep there. very deliberate, very intentional with what he says. tomorrow we'll have to watch for him. he has a whole bunch of guardrails keeping him restrained. classified information he can't talk about. >> but a lot of stuff that the republicans are going to try to i won't call it a diversion because it's interesting -- it's important stuff, but they're going to ask him s

his sworn testimony count of the number of e-mails that allegedly were sent to anthony weiner. he said there were hundreds of thousands. that was off. >> the president is not going to invoke -- >> the president will make that decision. >> reporter: it sounds like the decision has not been made. if the administration were to decide to invoke executive privilege, a number of problems with that. james comey is no longer an employee of the united states government. he was fired by the president of the united states but a larger problem perhaps is the president of wask waiver. the president has talked and tweeted about his conversations with comey and he may have waived that privilege because as you know, if you talk about a conversation, you can't later claim that it was secret. >> joe johns at the white house. very notable. kellyanne conway given a chance to rule out executive privilege. she would not. at least not this morning. wait. there's more. new questions surrounding conflicting stories about jared kushner's meeting with a russian banker. cnn's diane gallagher live in washi

. >> karen weiner co-owns one of the shops in the area that sells ebikes.heel opened its first store in 2011 in san francisco. since then, it has opened a second shop in marin sales have increased from under 100 bikes to more than 500 annually. overall, north america, it's estimated 152,000 ebikes were sold last year. compare that to the nearly 33 million in asia. >> our infrastructure improfls. we see the demand for bikes go up. >> reporter: class one and two beaks go up to 20 piles per her. no driver's license or special permit is needed. after seven weeks of riding one, he says he can't see going without his ebike. >> they sell for self thousand, he signed as to make them aailable to uber drivers for 20% discount. i'm michael funny, 7 on your side. >> abc 7 news dropped into a bakery that's extra sweet on the warriors, that would be be mazetti bakery. they are big warriors fan, that adds up to a lot of warrior inspired goodies, cakes, cookies, you name it. you can get your favorite player's number or jersey. >>> still to come, dub nation packed oracle ar

. >> eric: it is like anthony weiner giving you a speech on fidelity. i am shocked.t's when he does. he's a provocateur. to say -- >> eboni: >> eboni: i consummat. i said i'm not going to declare you the next mlk but it's an important step. >> eric: admitting you have a problem is the step to recovery. >> eboni: i thought it was classy, mature. two weeks ago he doubled down, called into our show, pushed back on me calling him out about his comments on president obama. today he said i still hate obamacare, i hate the left-leaning policies, still love guns, but there's a better way to do it. >> mike: i have hunted with ted nugent. he's a great guy. he is one of the most tender hearted people you will ever be around and a lot of what people hear from ted, it's his personality. it's his way of doing it, but he's doing it with a great sense of humor and surprisingly real respect for other people. he just comes out there like a herd, a stampede. >> eboni: he said now when i am singing, people are taking it -- people are taking it literally. if this is a consequence, what h

i would have pulled an accidental anthony weiner at some point. >> jimmy: oh, really?rous combo, me at 24 on "felicity." >> that's true. >> it's true for you too? [ laughter ] >> for kids these days it's hard. it's hard. >> jimmy: it's hard. it is hard not to photograph your genitals. [ laughter ] >> i find it hard. >> jimmy: it takes so much self-restraint. >> so much. all day. >> so much. >> jimmy: that show, i remember of course the big thing was when you cut your hair. >> yeah. >> jimmy: that was i'm sure part of the script, that the haircut would happen. did you know that it would be so short and such a big deal? >> how dare you. >> jimmy: it was a big deal. >> it was a big deal. i think the powers that be made it seem like i got drunk on the weekend and cut my hair ask showed up one day what do you think of this? it was a real story point. >> it's true, yeah. >> really did. but we were dating at the time, i'd been a disaster of a boyfriend up to then, i knew i had to put on a good show. new haircut, you've got to bring it home, you've got to do it. i got to work,

the bill was introduced by senator scott weiner of san francisco.rently there are 20 states that allow alcohol sales after 2 am. new york, miami and las vegas to name a few. those against the bill say government is choosing profits over public safety...lisa bridges/against bill: "our first responders don't really have the capacity as it is. i don't care what city you're in they are stretched to the max." (oncam) once again -- the bill has already passed the state senate. it now goes to the state assembly for a vote next week. no word one whether governor jerry brown intends on signing the measure. (steve) take a look at this:video captured a showdown with a nevada store owner and a robber the owner and father of three says he had a bad feeling when the customer walked in.but did not expect what came next. suddenly the man kicks over the counter and smashes the glass. while the thief grabbed an ipad and cell phone the store owner was grabbing his gun from a safe. when the man saw the gun ... he immediately dropped the items and walked out with his ha

>> sean: big freaking deal, no, you may remember back in 2011 she tried to explain away anthony weiner'sery graphic and lewd tweet. another conspiracy theory. take a c look. >> if he was hacked as he said he was, if he was present, how would that work? what would that look like. he looking at the image of the twitteroo accounts more closely, judging from thee pixelated station of the images and some other visual clues, he concludes that it was a composite saved a number of times, indicating it had been photoshopped for a theory with fewer steps, a number of other blogs have different images of the hacking, looking at the information embedded in the controversial picture. a third, but final theory has to do with the photo sharing service i was talking about earlier.o it's not all that hard to generate a program that would try every possible combination using yourit twitter name until you got the right email address to use the service to posten pictures. >> sean: and there was not a hacking. also the time that rachel maddow theorized that republicans may be pushing assassinations as an act

he said there were tens of thousand e-mails the fbi had to review between huma abedin and anthony weiner. look what happened, he has to go back and say it wasn't tens of thousands. it may have been less than a dozen? this is not what i would call a credible witness, i don't see any panic on the white house or the president. i see an investigation that everybody wanted to see a special council, now there is one, now the conflict is between the house, the senate and the special council if the former fbi director wants to testify, he has to be careful what he says also. he settles from a little bit of selective disclosure disease, quite frankly. >> phil, you worked at the fbi. >> look, let's be clear here. he's not going to talk about the subjects of investigations, those people include individuals like general flynn and paul manafort, the fbi has a tremendous hammer in this situation that the congress doesn't have that is whether to bring information across the street, whether to bring indictments against these individuals. >> would you allow your client to testify before the united states

will remain behind bars at least until this comes as prosecutors argue that the woman named reality weiner might be flight risk. she's accused of leaking top secret national security intelligence on russia's alleged election are interference. investigator says she also wrote in a notebook she wanted to burn down the white house. >>> rose o'donnell is defending the woman's action calling her a brave young patriot. she tweeted, i support reality winner. #resist, #women unite. she also donate add,000 to winner's gofundme page. >>> let's take a live look outside now on a gorgeous friday afternoon. blue skies, few clouds out there, little breeze. >> feels like summer. >> it does. let's check that with gwen tolbert and get latest on what seems to be a very summary forecast an hot one coming into the weekend. >> you chose the exact right words, hot. it is going to be >> summertime in the city. that's all i can say. i'm telling you we're heating up. actually taking quite big jump from where we were last week. it's really going to be pretty significant. neck, look at temperatures right now. 83 at d

here with a psychologist's take is joshua weiner.hat aou crime to encourage or tell someone to commit suicide, especially if that person is already vulnerable? >> i do not think it should be a crime. obviously, i think it's horrible what she did, and she should be punished in some way. but i don't believe she should be convicted of involuntary manslaughter. i mean, that's when -- the classic example of that is somebody who's drunk, gets in the car, and involuntarily kills somebody in a car accident. in this case, i don't think that should be -- that's not applicable, in my opinion. i think we really need to recognize people are responsible for their own actions. look, there are horrible things that people do and say to one another every day. but it's up to the person to decide whether they're going to take their own life. it's not the responsibility nor should the responsibility be placed on somebody else for the actions of others. >> but even if she knew his state of mind, that she encouraged her to do, does it absolve her from >> i

legislation introduced back in february by scott weiner in san francisco said the bill will help areas with the night life economically and culturally. the decision to extend bar hours will be up to local communities. there would be some restrictions. extension must have support from people living in the area and police must give the okay on the public safety impact. that bill now heads to the assembly. >> one of the nba's biggest stars, a victim of a hate crime. the southern california home of lebron james vandalized with a racial slur. he wasn't there. he's here in the bay area preparing for game one of the nba halftimes tomorrow against the warriors. nbc bay area's colin resch is live at the arena. he responded with a strong statement about race in america. >> reporter: he sure did. how does lebron james talk to his kids about this? the frustrating part you just mentioned because he's here in oakland, he can't do that. his kids are back home in cleveland. it will be at least five days before he can do it face to face. the subject that dominated his nba media final session, what happ

why not hold the press conference like anthony weiner and the laptop?f there was this activity he was seeing and concerned about it, i don't understand why it wasn't elevated and made a bigger deal at the time. >> jason, he knew as a matter of law that the attorney general needed to recuse himself because of the campaign activity. that would be inappropriate. sally yates took concerns about flynn to don mccabe. i think he was right to report it to senior staff and let the investigation unfold. i want to focus on one thing jason said. this is supposed to be about russia. it is. one of the most appalling things reported about donald trump in this memo is the dog that didn't bark. he is only concerned about himself in the cloud over him and friend flynn. why isn't he asking comey what about the russia attack on the democracy? it should be in there. >> the president is trying to do the job that the people elected him to do. i know the media loves to focus on the testimony today, but most folks around the country are not worried about the taxes. get obamacar

a public lecture which was way outside his purview and in the campaign, the issue of the anthony weinerdrive, which made no sense whatsoever. this statement suggested look, i would like to know what happened and there are people in my satellite involved here, i would like to know that. based on what you were saying about hillary clinton, do you think james comey discredits himself even before this happens? there are three comey chapters. the first was sensational. he was in john ashcroft's hospital room -- hotel room blocking some people from the justice department and bush white house from illegally extending a surveillance program when ashcroft was incapacitated. i gave him high marks for that. last year, his actions three times where i thought way outside his purview and not professional. this year, mixed bag is my own reaction to this. but let's keep our eye on the ball. what do we care about? we care about whether there is a counterintelligence problem and collusion between the trump campaign and the russians. we will find out those answers from bob mueller. i want to say one nice

sean: a big freaking deal, no, you may remember back in 2011, she tried to explain away anthony weiner'sy graphic, lewd, tweet. another conspiracy theory. take a look. >> if the congressman was hacked as he says he was, if he was praying to, how would that work? how could you do that? what was it looking like? looking at the twitter accounts more closely, judging from the pixel isolation of the images, some other clues, he concludes that the damage was a composite saved a number of times. indicating it has been photoshopped. for a theory with fewer steps, number of versions of a particular hacking that looks at the information embedded in the controversial picture. a third, but final theory has to do with the photo sharing service i was talking about earlier. it's not all that hard to generate t a program that would try every possible combination using your twitter name until you got the right email address to use the service to post pictures. >> sean: and there was not a hacking. also the time that rachel maddow theorized that republicans may be pushing assassinations as an actual polit

i had a weiner dog that i named muriel. >> seth: and you ran a toni collette fan website?as that a -- >> thank you. >> seth: was there a -- so that was you? >> yes. that was me. cat's out of the bag, it was me! >> seth: "sixth sense" i feel like is one of the roles she's also known for. >> yes. the time that i became obsessed with her was right when she was doing like oscar campaigning for "the sixth sense." so i was like, on the streets, i was like -- i was like, i was her manager, her lawyer. >> seth: you were trying to drum up? >> i was everything. i had no idea. >> seth: and is it true that you do an impression of "sixth sense?" >> yes. >> seth: okay. can we see it? >> oh, yeah. >> seth: okay, great. >> well, this is -- do you want to be haley joel osment? >> seth: sure. >> okay. i'll have to feed you too many lines, but it's the scene in the car. >> seth: mm-hmm. >> and you know haley joel osment is kind of telling -- he says, he says you know, i spoke to grandma and she said you were at her funeral and you asked her a question. and the answer is every day. what did y

if i had read that many of anthony weiner's e-mails, i don't think i'd ever dance again. [ light laughterple are reportedly sending hate mail to the wrong shakespeare companies across the country, blaming them for the new york public theater's controversial production of "julius caesar." while some people are even further off base. [ laughter and applause ] well, the big day finally arrived. beyonce gave birth to twins this weekend. [ cheers and applause ] and -- yeah. so happy. but this -- this is surprising. their names are kevin and linda. [ light laughter ] according to a new survey, about 1 in 5 dads said they feel guilty about not being present enough with their children. then again, 1 out of 5 dads is all they could find. [ laughter and applause ] two australian farmers recently created a kind of vodka made from carrots. it's the best thing that's ever happened to rabid bachelorette parties. [ light laughter ] a canadian family was reunited with their pet cat last week after he went missing over ten years ago. that story again, a canadian family has gullible children. [ laughter ]

having to, quote, scurry to correct his testimony last time having to do with huma abedin and anthony weiner >> i think that's a mistake because while republicans and democrats alike can disagree hon how comey has handled the situation, no one is really questioning his honesty and character and integrity and that's what's going to see him through this. i think it was very wise on the part of the white house to say that they are not going to try and exercise executive privilege with this case because that makes it appear as though they have something to hide. let comey testify and get the facts out there and get the full information and get this russia probe behind the administration and get them back on offense driving their message. >> how aggressive do you think we're going to hear criticisms of comey from the white house and its allies? >> i do think you can see it's starting already and seems that the calculation that they have made it would be a bad move strategically to try to stop it but we can undercut it and talking about things he's done in the past, revisiting some of these issues

democrats remains in rage for comey for disclosing last minute investigation of anthony weiner and theole situation. democrats never said he lied. there was never an issue of his credibility. it was an issue of his political judgment. >> i agree with you that comey have been built up and now he's a little more human. in some ways making him a little more credible. he says i am not done -- he says bad about trump. to me, it makes him credible. we are missing a big deal here which is out in the world, people are asking basic questions. where are the tapes? >> that's now in play in a way that it was not before. asked and answered where are the tapes. why would you have the president of the united states tease and talk about and threaten with the tapes. >> we have to take a quick break, we'll have more on comey and the line of questioning, about what he sees is a mask chasm about hope and obstructing. >> do you know of any case where a person has been charged with obstruction of justice or for that matter with any other criminal offense where they said or thought they hoped for an outcome?

> steve: wow. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: i guess it was discovered by a new marine biologist, anthony weinerhere you go. >> steve: hey-o! [ laughter and applause ] >> jimmy: we have a great show tonight. give it up for the roots. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: we've got a great show tonight. joining us is a legendary player who is now part of the emmy award-winning team covering the upcoming major league baseball all-star game. alex rodriguez is here tonight! [ cheers and applause ] >> steve: yeah. >> jimmy: he's fantastic. >> steve: come on. >> jimmy: he's great at commentating. alex and i are going head-to-head in a game of "egg russian roulette" later in the show. >> steve: ooh. [ cheers ] >> jimmy: so, that's gonna be fun. yeah. plus, this guy is so funny. he stars alongside will ferrell and amy poehler in the new movie, "the house." nick kroll is stopping by. >> steve: oh! [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: funny dude. >> steve: funny dude. >> jimmy: and we have great music from haim is here! >> steve: yeah! [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: oh, i love them

that's where i found out a a weiner twister wasn't a snack stand, at the waterpark. [ laughter ] theyu go up -- straight down. [ light laughter ] >> jimmy: yeah. >> i get halfway down, somebody's under britches and swim trunks went flying by my head. [ laughter ] i'm like, what the hell? i stood up. they were mine! [ laughter ] the good news was, though, i had the park all to myself for an hour and a half after that happened. [ light laughter ] >> jimmy: yeah, good for you. lucky you. lucky you. yeah. >> but it's fun at the park. i almost got beat up at the waterpark. >> jimmy: oh, no. >> you believe that? >> jimmy: this is terrible. >> a family waterpark. somebody started -- >> jimmy: and you almost got beat up? >> well, i'm in line to get on this water ride. there is a dude latching on this big old inner tube. >> jimmy: yeah. >> and i'm like, "hey, hey, where did you get that big old inner tube?" [ light laug ] he is like, "what?" i said, "that inner tube you got where did you get that?" he said, "that's my wife, you son of a bitch." [ laughter ] >> jimmy: that will get you in troub