>> harris: that's what zac is saying.body else in the room other than three people a liar. >> you are calling rod rosenstein a liar. >> put everybody under oath and make them testify to what happened there. >> harris: is it that critical? is it that important? >> i'm not sure. i do know this. the doj has not been responsive to oversight from the congress they don't have a choice in this. they have an obligation and moral responsibility. now, new need to put the congressional committee under oath not to reveal anything that is discovered in that process, can you do that. >> harris: that's an interesting thought. >> privacy about an allegation and swear nerve that room. >> harris: zac's head is about to explode on that suggestion. >> they leaked documents within an hour of receiving them last time they got a q house republicans do not have any credibility. >> doj leaks have been far more numerous than the congressional committee. >> that is complete bologna. >> harris: mark sanford losing his primary last night to opponent

but it would take me the entirety of the show to correct what zac said.icture from was put out from obama era claiming it was trump. it's also. it did not change. trump started to prosecute the parents. >> are you kidding me? >> melissa: we are not making headway. let's not litigate the past. move forward. >> there are currently kids that are separated on the border so it's not the past. that is the present. >> there are 10,000 kids at the border now not with their parents. what is a so -- is a logical solution for them? >> we need reform but it's separate from what trump did which is to separate kids from the parents. >> melissa: how do you reform the system to take care of kids? >> the first thing to do is ensure a system that allows people to move through the system in an expeditious way that does not do what the two bills do. which is cut legal immigration. not it legal immigration. legal immigration. that is not how you fix the system. what we do before we touch anything at all is stop kids from being held from the parents in cages. >> that is not ha

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and you, zac, were out in the outfield. >> right. steve: doing what? balls and helping out with the practice. you know, never something you expect. steve: sure, what happened? >> so i hear this loud crack and everything is going through your mind and i think to myself what is this? but then i hear somebody say shooter. he has got a gun, run. and i can see him the whole time. so i try to, you know, put the most distance between myself and him as possible. steve: so you did what? you ran? >> so i ran. so i ran, you know, but then i had nowhere to go. i ran to the right field corner, just got. steve: you were wide open there. >> i was wide open. got on to all fours and then he started shooting at me. he probably shot at me 5, 10 times and got me in the leg. steve: right. >> at that point i decide he is getting pretty close. i'm not going to let him keep taking shots at me. so i ran down to the dugout. steve: when you got to the dugout, you were bleeding badly and another member of congress took off his belt. >> right. i was already in the dugout and mo br

to which tom replied, "because zac efron and the rock are sexy as hell."cameraman replied, "i got their names tattooed on mine." to which seth replied, "you have room for both their names on yours?" at which point buck smiled in a way that let everyone know he did. [ light laughter ] seth then complained that if you go to the beach, you'll never get the sand out of your stuff. he then made the audience watch as he lifted a shoe over the desk, turned it upside town and waited for all the sand to pour out. there was a lot of sand. [ laughter and applause ] [ cheers and applause ] seth then told a story about how one time hjells fish so seth ca and peed on the leg. but then it turned out that the of jelly on his leg. and instead of apologizing, seth just peed on his other leg and said "now they match, keep the change." seth then laughed maniacally at his own story. nbc would like to remind viewers that seth's opinions about the beach are his own and to be fair, they barely qualify his opinions. we now resume our broadcast. >> seth: and if you can't stand the

. >> reporter: matthew's dad zac adams is a pro athlete himself, a long-driveolfer who has hit a ball 450 yards onto a fairway. he's taken up "fortnite" to spend time with his ds. but now wait a second. "fortnite" is the next b e-sport. but doesn't the violence conce the father? a 2015 review by the american psychological associatn linked video games to incased aggression, though it found no link to violent crimes. >> i think that the parents that do allow them torelay should be onsible to bring that to the top of the list. a reporter: matt's dad said he wasn't worried abo "fortnite" addiction. but that was before the world health organization pronounced this week that such addictions can be a "gamingisorder" in extreme cases. do you worry at all about the addiction factor? i asked him if he was addicted to the game. and he said, "ah." >> i mean it's tough to like put my finger on that. you know because if you balanceo life with exercise, proper diet, and you're and you're doing things to keep yourself h mentallthy, you can have a hobby that maybe isn't necessarily addiction but it's

. >> and, finally funny manh zac galifianakis back with the return between 2 ferns. guests wereomedian jry seinfeld and cardi b. he ped fun at seinfeld a his show but when cardi b joined him hsang her praises. between 2 ferns hasn't aired since 2016. >> who knew jerry springer was still happening. >> i didn't know about that either. >> ihe didn't. >> tact the they're bidding on itor is even m shocking. >> the supreme court issuing a ruling about what you can and election day.hen you vote >> and a new reportighlights the dangers faced byoohildren riding sch buses in parts of our region. >> heading to break rig now, let's take a live look at the beltway at good luck road. it's 4:41. it's a warm 71 degree can my old eyes be failing me. 71 degrees. okay, back after this. our craftsmen begin each day... ...perfectly seasoning our hillshire farm smoked sausage. so by simply adding the right ingredies... ...you can end each day crafting a perfectly delicious dinner. >> ♪ >> now for a check of today's to stories at 4:44. after a marathon meeting last night featuring heated t

among them — london mps who have long been against a third runway — including zac goldsmith, justinet know anything about the charges going up. i think it's not very good, it's not a good idea. we pay enough as it is now, we don't get that much help from westminster really so i don't know why they put the charges up. the government has given a london charity one million pounds to help train the public to support syrian refugees. this family were rehoused in hackney. the scheme helps them navigate health and social services and arranges english lessons for them. let's have a look at the travel situation now. on the tube — the london overg round has minor delays between stratford and richmond and out to clapham junction. london northwestern trains are delayed by 20 minutes towards london between milton keynes central and watford junction, because of a broken down freight train. m25 is heavy clockwise at j1a for swa nscombe, following a broken—down lorry. good morning. yesterday was the hottest day of the year, recorded so far. over at hampton, temperatures reached 30.1. a similar day t

bob blackman, zac goldsmith and mathew off—road.who voted against the government while 119 mps supported heathrow against their position. 96 voted for, supported the labour leadership position which is against it. confused? you have perfectly good reason to be. we have that vote now and it is the outline planning permission for a third ru nway planning permission for a third runway at heathrow. moving on to other news: at the grenfell inquiry, the fire—fighter who led the first response to the fire said he couldn't remember receiving any training on when to order the evacuation of tower blocks. michael dowden was forced to admit, repeatedly, that he was unaware of the risks to the tower and had no idea that fires could spread through cladding. his evidence has raised serious questions about london fire brigade's procedures and training on tower blocks, as our special correspondent lucy manning reports. 720 firefighters, 1a0 fire engines, and many stories of bravery that night. but the fire brigade's having to answer for its failure

. >> mike: can a and zac barnes were wounded.out the first pitches at mic canned barth as mates. not only were they there but steve scalise got a standing ovation and second base. last year's game was about who wasn't there. this year it was about who was. only expect the unexpected in baseball. no exception in-to-that rule in tonight's game. >> you can't make this stuff up. on the game's first pitch. democratic leadoff hitter raÚl louise hate sharp grounder to second. shades of joe morgan scalise yielded it. democratic ohio congressman tim ryan sliding pete rose style into home a little league inside the park home run by the louisiana democrat. and california democrat anete getting into not one but two arguments with the umpires. first over catcher's interference and then saying she was hit by a pitch. she lost both arguments. chad pergram. fox news. >> awesome to see. so awesome to see. however, despite steve scalise the republicans got some work to do on baseball game because they lost 21-5. scalise looking fantastic out there

zac petkanas/ former senior democratic national committee adviser: "did you say 'womp, womp' to a 10- ( darya ) ( darya ) the youngest migrants coming into the u-s with their parents... are now being held in "tender age" shelters. at least 3 shelters have opened in texas... in response to the trump administration's zero-tolerance enforcement policy... that separates children from their parents who come into the country illegally. the shelters serve the needs of children under the age of 5. <0:05 shut it down>( james ) hundreds hundreds gathered outside the san francisco ice office to protest the trump administration's zero administration's zero tolerance policy. the protesters had some signs comparing ice to nazi soldiers. some of the protesters say they had family members who were refugees during world war two or were locked in japanes internment camps. the protests also had several children who participated. <"i brought my son because families belong together and i oppose families being separated at the border and i brought my son because i want to teach him that standing in this st

this clip begins with former senior democratic national committee adviser zac petkanas. >> i read today about a 10-year-old girl with down syndrome who was taken from her mother and put in a cage -- >> wah whah. >> did you say wah wah? how dare you! amy: u.s. ambassador to the united natns nikki haley has announced the united states is withdrawining from t the u.n. hn righghts council, accusingng the cocouncil of being biased againt israel. long, the human rights council has been a protector of human rights abusers and a cesspool of political bias. regrettably, it is now clear our call for reform was not heeded. amy: the a announcement ofof the withdrawal comomes only y one dy after the office of the u.n. high commissioner for human rights slammed the trump administration for the "unconscionable" separation of children from their parents. the trump administration has been threatening for months to withdraw from the human rights body, which has repeatedly condemned israel for its treatment of palestinians, including its bloody crackdown against nonviolent protesters in gaza. this is phil

zac tye was at school with rizlaine boular. rizlaine was a very outgoing person.ing. very, very intelligent, i would say, an all round just a regular teenager. it is strange to hear that in her adulthood she became such a monster, i guess. she and her mother, mina dich, had already pleaded guilty to terrorism charges. today her sister safaa, the youngest member of this family terror cell, was convicted by a jury. all three women will be sentenced later. the home secretary sajid javid says the security services must change their approach to fighting terrorism, and learn the lessons of last year's attacks in london and manchester, in which 36 people died. in a speech in london, he said there were more than 500 investigations involving 3,000 potential suspects. 0ur security correspondent frank gardner reports. britain, we are told, faces at least two more years of a severe terrorist threat from both jihadis and right—wing extremists. in response, the government is announcing today a revised counterterrorism strategy. we know that the way that terrorists' attacks are

zac tye was at school with her and is perplexed at the path chosen by his former friend.sure what caused it. it was a very sudden thing, and she started wearing the hijab. it's strange to hear that she became such a monster in her adult life. in the hours before her arrest, rizlaine had been practising wielding a knife. the police said they shot her because they believed she posed a risk to their lives. rizlaine boular and her mother have pleaded guilty to terrorism charges. her sister safaa has been convicted by a jury for planning a separate attack. the family are now facing long terms in prison. june kelly, bbc news. the government has announced it will offload 7.7% of shares in royal bank of scotland. the decision — which involves the sale of roughly 925 million shares — means the taxpayers' stake in the bank will be reduced from 70.1% to 62.4%. at least 38 people have died, including children, and hundreds have been injured, after one of latin america's most active volcanos erupted suddenly. at least one village near the fuego volcano has been buried in ash and lava,

cerngrats." [ laughter and applause ] then -- then this wax statue of zac efron showed up and said, "cern't wait fer ther royal werding." [ laughter and applause ] then this weird statue of soccer star cristiano ronaldo was like, "gering to ther cherple, gerna get merried." then this -- then this old plaque of elvis presley was like, "ferst cerms lerv, then cerms merrage." and finally, this statue of lucile ball showed up and said, "thern cerms baby in ther baby cerrage." [ laughter and applause ] we've got a great show tonight! give it up for the roots! [ cheers and applause ] ♪ ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: hey! welcome, everybody! guys, be sure to check us out next week. nathan lane will be here. [ cheers and applause ] sterling k. brown. >> steve: come on. >> jimmy: tina fey will be joining us. [ cheers and applause ] plus, we'll have a performances from kygo and miguel, and florence and the machine. [ cheers and applause ] it's a big week. but first, we have an awesome show tonight. from "modern family" and the new movie, "life of the party", julie bowen is here. >> steve:

of protecting themselves emotionally and physically, or for the people, i was in communication with zacme a one-page letter when he was in jail. it was fascinating. he said i i liked at my sentenc hearing. i'm much more radical now. i took that to some degree to be part bravado. maybe it's true as well, but how are you going to deal psychologically 20 years in prison when what we become thet on the block. just talk about what you think about what happens when these guys, as it are overwhelmingly guys, , when they get out, what are the problems are going to face, what did you face? what can we do? >> so, i mean, zacharyhess is very interesting case because essentially here you had an individual was forever affluent background, educated at a private school, suddenly gravitates towards jihad-ism can acclimate himself with the revolution and became one of the prolific writers. amant to a degree wherewas he felt like actions the sister present just speaking. so apartment just threatening the retina south park he tried to travel to join in some of the when he writes 100 page of letters and a

senate hopeful zac of maine accused of blocking an entrance and refusing orders to leave the texas facilityter saying, quote: we refuse to build the platform that powers ice and refuse to contribute to tools that violate human rights. pete? pete: abby, thank you. typically high school students work to the goal of becoming valedictorian. now a school district in virginia is eliminating crass languages. as part of an effort to end the competition to be number one among those students. is that the right move for those kids. ask our parenting panel. i'm not trying to toot my own horn i was the vac victorian in my high school. i worked hard down to the last day to get an a. the other girl i was competing with got an a minus i came in first. that year they changed the ranking from number one to top ten. ten of us were the vac valedictorians even though some of us worked hard to win. why do we take away incentive for competition. >> great thing that you worked very hard. but the reality of the situation is that more and more schools, high schools are getting rid of rank because colleges just aren'

zac tye was at school with her and is perplexed at the path chosen by his formerfriend.main piece of brexit legislation — — the eu withdrawal bill — back to the house of commons for mps to debate and vote on. let‘s speak to our chief political correspondent vicki young at westminster. there will probably be about 15 votes, this is the withdrawal bill, supposed to make sure the laws are transferred over so you don‘t have this massive gap in the statute book. as the bill went to the house of lords 15 defeats were inflicted upon the government. they have to come back to the house of commons where there will be votes on probably at least some of them, the government may decide to accept some of them. they won‘t accept the idea that britain should stay in the european economic area or a customs union, which the government has ruled out. this could produce a massive headache for the prime minister depending on what her mps decide to do and depending on what labour decide to do, but there are conservative rebels, who at christmas when they voted on having a meaningful vote at t

our country in afghanistan, he happened to hear that song, "my old man" originally performed by the zac family, his two kids and his wife back home in the states, and his dad who he hadn't seen in a while it inspired him to connect with his father. he would also reach out to the vocalist, who you see in that recreation who happened to be his mentor and math instructor at west point. here now, major paul lushenko and colonel doug how do i say that? mcinvale. thank you very much appreciate your time this morning both of you. >> absolutely. pete: thank you both for your service. you were most recently in afghanistan serving our country. how did you see this video and why did it affect you so much? >> well, pete you know i've known colonel mac for 15 years i was initially a student in his math course in 2003 and find myself deployed 15 years later in afghanistan and check social media which is atypical call and saw this first struck by the talent that colonel mac had which is about sacrifice, mentor ship and love. pete: uh-huh and you decided hey , it makes me want to re connect with my dad