is his uncle william hurt is a cia chief and he is trying to protect his nephew who was an i.t. worker who develops an algorithm to detect terrorist activity and that's being played by max irons who's jeremy aren't son actually he's a wonderful actor i play. i play a former cia agent who's come out of retirement to run a task force to try and find max irons because i believe he's guilty and i'm trying to catch up to him and i also happen to be william hurt's x. in it like we had an affair way back when i was his mentee and then he dumped me and exiled me to saudi arabia for five years so kind of ruined my career ruined my life and now i am. really i have so much feeling under the surface this character is not she seems kind of cold and hard when you first meet her but she's actually so emotional she she has to batten it all down when she confronts him like she sees him and it's like sparks and inside she's still kind of in love with him and. he has a new relationship with gloom a world well here's how i see the relationship i mean this is all about the intelligence branch right

hurts! nick williams of the phillies has had better days. this young fan will remember this day for a long time. line shot and a lot of older people, there, but he snags it. the picture appreciates the nice defense by the youngster. speaking of great defense, how about this? tyler make when in right field for the cleveland indians. that is a sensational catch, right there. >> mark, thanks. >> thanks for joining us. good night. ♪ ♪ can world-renowned artist red hong yi use the chase mobile app® to pay practically anyone, at any bank? all while creating a masterpiece made of tea leaves? ♪ ♪ yes. but this isn't for just anyone. ♪ ♪ hong yi! it's for the strongest man in her life. ♪ ♪ life. lived red's way. chase. make more of what's yours. so the five keys to investing wisely in a down real estate market are... keyp your cool... mm-hmm. keyp informed... legwork. i recently became a partner in a new agency, so i put together a seminar to recruit first-time home buyers. i want to give 'em a step-by-step description of exactly what i can do for th

child, and he was called babe, and he was called bade his whole life, but that must really have hurt william, bill, he guess he was out of the role as babe. and then bills mother died, harvey's grandmother died, and he married again. that was a difficult for bill. he had a really contentious relationship. with his father. at the risk of being an amateur psychologist, i think it we have that kind of contentious relationship parents, it's sometimes carries over into our parenting. and i think it did. bill had a very difficult relationship with harvey. i think there was physical abuse. he didn't have a good relationship with robert, his only brother either. i don't think robert took it very seriously. robert was four years older, and even when harvey was an adult, when he ran for office robert admitted that he thought that's harvey being harvey again. what he remembered was the image of the eight or nine year old kid wanting to run up on stage and bowing, and he didn't take him seriously. robert was sort of a conventional guy, and harvey wasn't, and harvey never made a lot of money, and robert

. >> jesse: i'm jesse watters with katie pavlich, juan williams, dana perino and charlie hurt.ity, and this is "the five" ." president trump is taking his america first message on the road. less than two hours from now, he's going to be firing up the crowd in tampa, florida, to drum up support for gubernatorial candidate congressman ron desantis. we've seen a dramatic turn around in the polls after trump endorsed him. desantis is getting attention for this funny ad. >> everyone knows my husband ron desantisnd

william county. five people were hurt after this crash near northern virginia community college. right next to the manassas battlefield if you know the you'reia. several people were trapped in the car, we're told, and right now we don't h any word on exactly how that happened, but the road islocked off. we'll stay on top of it and kee you updated with what we learn there. >>> let's take you outside. we vint mitt ent showers as we're calling it. that looks had a little more than intermittent. it's gotten a little more serious out there, or it looks like a lot is heading our way, amelia. >> it is, wendy, but for the next couple of hours we'll stay ry and only tracking some isolated showers in the immediate area. e continue to track showers in parts of fauquier county around the marshall area and aew sprinkles falling in parts of loudoun county. this heavy rain back in virginia and showers down in southern virginia, all of this moisture is moving towards us, and it's going to get here later tonight. now, it's not going to as tense but you do want to anticipate some rain overnight to

. >> jesse: i'm jesse watters with katie pavlich, juan williams, dana perino and charlie hurt. it's 5:00 in new york city, and this is "the five" ." president trump is taking his america first message on the road. less than two hours from now, he's going to be firing up the crowd in tampa, florida, to drum up support for gubernatorial candidate congressman ron desantis. we've seen a dramatic turn around in the polls after trump endorsed him. desantis is getting attention for this funny ad. >> everyone knows my husband ron desantis is endorsed by president trump but is also an amazing dad. ron loves playing with the kids. he reads stories. >> then mr. trump said "you're fired." i love that part. >> he is teaching madison to talk. >> make america great again. >> people say ron is all trump, but he is so much more. >> big league so good. >> jesse: gosh. congressman desantis isn't the only candidate benefiting from trump's backing. the president is on an endorsement hot streak. candidates he supported have won nine of the last ten contested races, including all the primaries. will

deckhand will greet them with candy and 5:36, a dozen miles deep under the mountains in prince william sound the hurters and suddenly the harbor begins to empty. a chasm opens directly alongside the ship and start sinking down into it. soon only its mass can be seen from the top. the dock splinters, goes down with it. out in the gulf of alaska, the ocean bottom floods then he was upward a full 50 feet and waves start breaking ashore. no one on the dock of the valdez survives. the longshoreman, the kids or their dogs. >> it happened at 5:30 6 pm and everybody knows that time on march 27 1964. it was decided that a lot of city offices were closed that the day because people were preparing meals and not out at work. it was the epicenter didn't prince william sound southeast of there. it was a little closer to the valdez in anchorage and it was 9.2 magnitude which was prettysubstantial . it's the largest that's ever happened on the north american continent and it's the second largest that has happened in the world so this was a test of services in what was a somewhat remote section of the united states s

hurt your golf game. that's the end of golf. the president did eventually geo woody williams who was a world war ii vet that wup the medal of honor that went onto support golf war vents. we thank you from from the bottom of our hearts. where is woody? thank you, woody.thank you, woody. a brave man. ninety-four. duringr tonight's d the president also gave aneapdate on his sh for a new supreme a court justicend he says whoever the yominee is're going to love him. i have spe the last three days thinking about and thinking about supreme court gums. we're going to a nowps it on monday. i think we'l be very very impressed. thes are brilliant people and i think u're going to love it. ke justice gor itch. we hit a homerun there april we're going twenty-five potentialom nees. another issue that came up during the president's appearance tonight was portedly asking migrants whoowre were previously separated from their childre down at the border after they were crossing the border illegally whetherve they want to the country with or without their kids as if those wer the onlytws the agency isn't going anywhere is goe i there and sometimes th

hurt. >> all that -- >> serena williams in position to take kim bewimbledon just te months after giving birth. >> and all that matters. >> twitter is purging suspicious accounts. celebrities are likely to see their followers drop. >> i lost hundreds of followers including my dad which turns out he was a russian bot the whole time. ♪ home of the >> that is 3-year-old drake from auburn, new york. singing the national anthem. ♪ land of the free ♪ and the home of brave >> this morning's eye opener is presented by toyota. let's go places. >> welcome to "cbs this morning." norah o'donnell is on assignment. so alex wagner and bey bianna golodryga are here. >> home of the bwave. >> definitely carries a tune. >> as you wake up in the west, president trump is praising british prime minister theresa may after an extraordinary attack on her policies. the president and may spoke to reporters a short time ago, saying they discussed trade, nuclear issues and terrorism at a lunchtime meeting near london. >> they met after the president criticized may's approach to everything from brexit to trade to immigrati

williams nbc news at the justice department. >>> a chemical plant exmotion killed at least is the people and hurt a dozen more in china.he smoke could be seen for miles. it took crews all night to put met out the fire. "the new york ti reports 38,000 people died in work-related accidents last year in china. >>> well, if you're planning a fall get away, you may want to book it now. rising fuel prices mean rising ticket prices. this according to consumer reports. analysts encoage people looking for fall flights to go ahead and buy them now. be sure to check the fine print for fuel surcharges. an up charge only shows up at checkout which could ruin an otherwise budget friendly y. geta >>> at 7:13 we've got a lot of events happening aroun d the. area. and i'm sure you're wanting to plan your weekend out. lauren rickets is here to help you with the forecast for the weekend and the ouneook for the week. stay with us. >>> well, is summertime. for many of you that means sitting on the patio sipping ne with friends and family. but how much do you know about the wine you're drinking? susan hogan is breaking down the wine buzz wo

hurt. now mgm is trying to avoid liability. williame has more. >> 58 killed, hundreds injured, now come the lawsuits, not just from victims but also from mgm resorts which is launching a preemptive legal attack, hoping to shield itself from liability, stemming from a failure to stop gunman stephen paddock and his nearly two dozen weapons. >> how deep in the swamp does mgm want to jump? how low do they want to kick victims like myself and other survivors? >> a pr nightmare perhaps, but the casino hopes a brilliant legal strategy. mgm is filing its case in federal court, claiming a law known as the safety act, shields the company. mgm lawyers argue the law precludes any finding of liability against plaintiffs for any claim for injuries arising out of or related to paddock's mass attack. plaintiffs have no liability of any kind to defendants. lawyers for the victims disagree. >> it wasn't meant to provide immunity for a hotel casino who had an efficient security process that didn't -- all the bells and whistles were going off that they di

and charlie hurt, both are fox news contributor. juan williams is here as well. cohost of "the five" and a fox news political analyst. obviously, patty blagojevich wants to get her husband out of prison, and who can blame her? he missed a lot of time at home with their family. what do you make of her arguments and the fact that she is making it analogous in some ways to what she sees happening now and she believes that it was politically motivated in terms of the length of time of that sentence? >> first of all, your heart breaks for her and for her family and her kids, because they didn't do anything wrong. they've lost their dad to a long prison term and a husband to a long prison term so they are doing their best to try and figure out a way to get their husband back and father back and that's completely understandable. however, their case has no legal merit. he was convicted of 18 counts, 13 were upheld on appeal. at the five were dismissed were because of bad jury instruction on a technicality. he was convicted of wire fraud, attempting to solicit bribes and

intelligence community has said definitively their intent was to hurt hillary clinton and help donald trump. >> pete williamseague reporting again from the news conference. pete, there are no americans named in this. that's the other piece of it. we've all been waiting to see whether robert mueller can connect the russian hacking to any american operatives helping them to weaponize it. the russian e-mails, the hacks from the dnc, are really targeted. i can this of a number of instances where i would be traveling with the campaign, covering hillary clinton, and a particular e-mail by one of the millions that were taken from ten years, for instance, of john podesta's e-mails, would be put out there at a particular moment in the campaign for maximum damage to hillary clinton. so no americans helping the russians, so far. >> reporter: not wittingly. i think that's the main point that the deputy attorney general was making here. he was saying that some of these russian folks were in touch with americans. but he says there's no indication that the americans knew that they were dealing with russian intelligence off

charlie hurt, washington times columnist, fox news contributor here with me. juan williams, cohost of "the five" and gregg jarrett, fox news anchor and author of the brand-new book, the russia hoax. good evening to you. go ahead before the president comes out. here tonight and perhaps his message in florida. >> the first midterms for any president are always going to be very difficult. it's an uphill battle. people feel it -- the people the support of the president feel like they won something and they can go home. what donald trump is trying to do now, what he has to do is he has to remind all of those supporters they haven't won. they have to come out and vote again in the midterms if they want to win. in order to hold the house and republicans hope increase seats in the senate and the way you do it if you do it with a rally like this, this sort of enthusiasm, this is where trump is at his best. he's out there free wheeling, talking about issues and he's very good at that. he always has a lot of vegetables into these rallies talk about issues that people care about. >> a

hurt shoulder. >> wow. so happy for her family there. >>> well, today, serena williams, returning to the court. [ applause ]tor's cheering for? she won seven grand slams singles titles here. coming up, a preview of her historic return to wimbledon's ladies' finals. >> steps are a really fun way to talk about the culture with a quick turnaround. >> you just show up on set and you just roll, no rehearsal, no discussion. you just roll and try not to laughter. until her laptop crashed this morning. her salon was booked for weeks, having it problems? ask a business advisor how to get on demand tech support for as little as $15 a month. right now, save $300 on our hp 2-in-1 laptop bundle at office depot officemax if you spit blood you may have gum problems,s and could be on the journey to much worse. try parodontax toothpaste. it's clinically proven to remove plaque, the main cause of bleeding gums. for healthy gums and strong teeth. leave bleeding gums behind with parodontax toothpaste. the kayak explore tool shows you the places you can fly on your budget. so you can be confident you're getting the most bang fo

hurts so much. >> sandra: william la jeunesse joins us with more from los angeles.earing it all started when he got into a fight with his grandmother? >> over two issues, sandra, the gunman, 28-year-old gene atkins lived with his grandmother who raised him. saturday morning they got in an argument after his grandmother complained about, one, atkins having too many tv sets on at the same time and his live-in girlfriend. his grandmother wanted her out of the house. he shot his grandmother and girlfriend. he took his grandmother's car. when police gave chase atkins fired off the back window before crashing by trader joe's, customers dove for cover. today the store remains closed, the store manager died. autopsy will determine if she died in the crossfire or was shot by atkins who threatened to kill customers one by one. the daily security guard was off on saturday. he claims to have begged trader joe's to allow him to carry a firearm but the company refused. >> i was asking let us have our guns to protect the people. >> atkins is being held on a $2 million bond. relati

williams. >> reporter: i'm hallie jacon in london, knowing about the new indictments today the president blasted the world stage. on the >> i think that we're y being hurt very badl by the i would call it the witch hunt. >> reporter: it's been ni sound track of his admiration. >> it's a total witch hunt. the entire thing is a witch hunt. phony witch hunt. >> reporter: tonight another concrete piece of evidence the special counsel isn't trying to hunt witches but cah criminals, a conclusion the president is slow to embrace. first, he refused to blame the kremlin for interfering with the election. >> it could be russi c na or lots of people. it could be somebody sitting on their bed that weighs 400 n'ounds. she doknow if oka it's the russians doing the hacking. maybe there isn't hackin>> eporter: after the election, he acknowledged it. >> i think it was russia. i think we also geck by other countries and other people. >> reporter: will you once and for all yes or no definively say russia interfered in the 2016 election? >> ihink it was russia and i think it could have been other people and countries. a lot of people could teave interfered. >> rep he asked

william. those images are just incredible. brave people took the video and good for them they didn't get hurt. rick reichmuth is live. more of these coming, rick? >> yeah, probably had to worse. the setup is potential from worse storms today. that's what we saw yesterday, the storms in iowa and in branson, missouri with the wind damage reports. anywhere you see here, an elevated threat for severe weather. tornadoes right in this swath there with a high threat that goes through the overnight hours. take a look at the temperatures here. this is what it feels like across the south. areas of texas and oklahoma had been baking under this area of high pressure that is not budging at all, this will remain here through the weekend and go through the beginning part of next week. tomorrow an actual air temperature of 109. the heat is in place. exhausting here. extended areas of heat warnings across a number of states here in the south. rick, one last heads-up. tomorrow, we see rain build across the mid-atlantic and starting tomorrow throughout much of the coming week, this is the next week's rainfall to

williams there in d.c. thank you, sir. >> you bet. >>> trade relief. the president's $12 billion plan to help farmers hurt by his trade war. it sets a possible fight between the republicans on the hill. the president, also, a deadline looms for the white house to reunite families. more than 400 migrant parents have already been deported so what happens to their children? (vo) this is not a video game. this is not a screensaver. this is the destruction of a cancer cell by the body's own immune system, thanks to medicine that didn't exist until now. and today can save your life. ♪ ♪ but if something happened to you... you need life insurance! and chances are selectquote can get it for you for under a dollar a day! selectquote found michael, 38, a $500,000 policy for under $23 a month. selectquote found anna, 37, a $750,000 policy for under $22 a month. selectquote's secret? they comparison shop select group of great companies like these for your best rate. give your family the security they need... at a price you can afford. since 1985, selectquote has saved over a million families millions of dollars on life insurance. call

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williams, there he is. welcome back, sir. and charlie hurt, editor of the washington times and fox news contributor.e we go. >> sandra: charlie, what did you think? the white house taking a victory lap. >> shocking to see the president taking a victory lap over the gdp number. >> sandra: did he earn it? >> yeah, he earned it. we were talking about it outside. i don't know i've ever seen any president hold a press conference over a gdp number. obama didn't have the opportunity but even before that i don't know of a united states president whoever held a press conference about this. but what's so smart about it is he did boil it down -- he knows that percentage points don't really matter to people. what matters is one point equals $3 trillion and 10 million jobs. when voters hear that. they may not know that much about percentage points, they know what that means. >> he is talking about it because it's the best story he has now. 4.1% is really good. a lot of other problems and issues the administration and president is facing. a great story for him to talk about. i was interested as well in the termin

hurt during the robbery. the men have been charged with burglary, firearm use, false imprisonment and parole violations. they have been identified as michael austin of oakland and # one year old william lee edwards of oakland and 29-year old brandon legion son of stockton. >>> police in fremont arrested a man wanted for indecent exposure in several bay cities. he was wanted in a string of cases that date back to may of of 2017. the latest happened just two weeks ago. >>> a fremont detective working on a hunch identified tp suspect as a transient who worked at a car dealership. investigators got an arrest warrant yesterday while conducting surveillance in san jose and they saw a naked man running out of an apartment. he resisted arrest and police used a tazer on him. he could face charges in pleasanton and fremont. >>> in washington d.c. a former fbi lawyer will be questioned behind closed doors one day after her former coworker was part of the most heated congressional interrogations in history. doug luzader live in dc this morning where the fbi agent defended his anti-trump text messages. >> reporter: good morning, this is peter strzok we're talking about and he was so un apologetic

hurt. facing charges of second degree murd. >>> residents in an apartment complex on edge after a violent attack. a man raped her at begun point. the attack happened along stevenson court. prince william county police say the man attacked a woman. he then made her wait in the woods nearby while he made his get away. >> kids live here. it was frightening to think that somebody could be waiting inside your building. >> investigators say the victim noticed the attacker had a beer belly and was wearing air jordan shoes. also says he had an arm sleeve tattoo with writing on it a well as angel wings. is ody with information asked to call police. >>> a shocking shooting rasiage at a n home gets worse when police discover a second crime scene. they'reorking to figure out what led up to this. >>> took down harvey weinstein published a new story looking at head of a major tv network. d e details straight ah news 4. you know when you're at ross shopping for backpacks... ...and mom also gets a back-to-school bag? that's yes for less. ross has the brands you want for back to school. and it feels even better when you find them for less. at ross. yes for less. when i walked through a snowthat's when

hurt pale. i will talk about a particular case that highlights what i am talking about. the third day of august, 1989, and fbi agents named william tobin reported one of his fellow agents, and sitting us district judge allison hayes. 27 times, is what mister tobin said. he gave it to his managers. this is what they did with it. at that point, that agent should have been taken off-line and everything he did reviewed at that point. people in prison. on the 12th day of december 2017, judge todd d edelman in a memorandum opinion, the conviction of -- >> mister nelson, stand up. 33 years later, mister nelson spent 33 years in prison because no one would listen. n this is what judge edelman said. malone's testimony rest on a foundation of lies and exaggerations. the human face attached to this tragedy, this is a real story and so we heard and our families got hurt and come on. he just got out. he can't stand here and rant and rave because he is under a gag order. they are going to retry him. he can't say anything to you. he is under a gag order. we will respect that gag order. but i am not. i am not. [applause] >> i will hush in just a

hurt pale. i am going to tell you about a case that highlights what i am talking about. on a thursday in august of 1989 an fbi agent of the name of william tobin reported that one of his fellow agents had given false and misleading testimony in hearings involving then u.s. district -- a then sitting u.s. district judge. 27 times is what mr. tobin said. agent tobin said. managers,at to his and this is what they did with it. at that point, that agent should have been taken off-line and everything he did reviewed. human lives, people on death row, people in prison at that point, yes. of december,ay , judge bud adelman, in a memorandum opinion order dictating the conviction of mr. terry nelson. mr. gary nelson, stand up. [applause] -- mr. nelson spent 33 years in prison because no one would listen. this is what judge adelman said. trial was this testimony founded on lies and exaggerations. there is a human face to this tragedy. this is a real story. cried, and our families got hurt, oh darn. move on. he just got out the first of march and he cannot stand here and rant and rave because he is under a gag order. he cannot say anything to you. h

william la jeunesse is live in l.a. to sort through this one. what's up? >> this is really about where any claim against mgm is hurt.seemed to favor the hotel or state court which would likely favor the victims. mgm is doing what any smart company would. coming up to shield itself from liability arising from the mass shooting where the gunman entered the hotel with massive fire power and killed 58 victims. however, mgm is getting hammered in the court of public opinion saying 1,000 victims are entitled to nothing claiming a federal law passed after 9/11 known as the safety act precludes any finding of liability against mgm for any claim for injuries arising out of or related to paddock's mass attack and the plaintiffs have no liability of any kind to the defendants. why? well, mgm says that the concert security vendor was certified by the department of homeland security against terrorism or acts of mass injuries. therefore, mgm has no liability. but lawyers for the victims say the f.b.i. never classified the vegas shooting as a terrorist act because the gunman had no clear motive. that mgm is unethical and judge sho

hurt us and he does not even want to. he wants to do good for his country, you know? [inaudible] like they always do. host: ok, i will leave it there. williamn texas, democrat. your thoughts? you, c-span, and thank you for all that you do. thank you, america. this is the worst example of leading by example i have ever seen in my life. you cannot look your child or anyone in the eyes and accept this. this is -- my grandfather told me a long time ago that common sense is not common, and even a dying man can tell. but this is what happens when you hire a bush shopper to fly jet planes. host: former president barack obama was in south africa giving a mandela lecture yesterday. thingss said five obama said. number one, facts are sacred. without facts, there is no basis for four. number two, immigration is a strength. number three, the president said to the audience there, business practices are isolated from ordinary people. number four, the president said using politicians of dutch politics of fear, resentment, and entrenchment are rising at a pace unimaginable a few years ago. the efficiency of a not a crack is a false promise. five, keep aliv

is his uncle william hurt is a cia chief and he is trying to protect his nephew who was an i.t. worker who develops an algorithm to detect terrorist activity and that's being played by max irons who's jeremy aren't son actually he's a wonderful actor i play. i play a former cia agent who's come out of retirement to run a task force to try and find max irons because i believe he's guilty and i am trying to catch up to him and i also happen to be william hurt's x. in it like we had an affair way back when i was his mentee and then he dumped me and exiled me to saudi arabia for five years so kind of ruined my career ruined my life and now i am and really i have so much feeling under the surface this character is not she she seems kind of cold and hard when you first meet her but she's actually so emotional she she has to batten it all down when she confronts him like she sees him and it's like sparks and inside she's still kind of in love with him as. he has a new relationship with gloom a world well here's how i see the relationship i mean this is all about the intelligence branch