as once again we reach out our hands to touch the heavens and raise our heads to gaze with wonder at the stars. and the heroes that have the courage to explore them. you 12 will be part of our vanguard. you're the heroes. you're the patriots. the trail blazers ain the best american tradition. and i know you're humbled to be among that group. to the 12 members of this new class of american astronauts, i say congratulations. you've already captured the respect and admiration of your peers. when you lift off the launch pad, to boldly go, you'll capture the imagination of your nation and the world. and i believe with all of my heart that when you go, you will not go alone. for as the psalm teaches us, if you rise on the wings of the dawn, if you go up to the heavens, even there his hand will guide you. and his right hand will hold you fast. as you begin this journey, know that you will be carried by grace and by the prayers of the american people. so god speed to the class of 2017. may god guide you and bless you. may god bless nasa and may god bless the united states. [ applause ] >>> c

for more than half a century, this center has guided the astronauts in their explanation of the heavens. missions into's space. from gemini four and 1965 to the international space station at this very moment. here you navigated the first members of the human family to the moon. apollo 13ew of the home safe and sound. even now, the astronauts walk above us in space. i caught space fever as a little boy in a small town in southern indiana. some of my most cherished memories were my family gathered around that black-and-white television watching the images of your predecessors in expanding their verizon's of human knowledge with american leadership and courage. as a member of congress i theally asked to serve on science committee. on the nasa's subcommittee. i had the privilege along with attend and children to many shuttle launches at the kennedy space center. i have no doubt that my son, who is now a marine corps aviator himself, was actually inspired to put on the uniform and get in day wekpit from that one sat in the grandstands when he was 10 years old at the kennedy space center and

for as the psalmist teaches us, if you rise on the wings of the dawn, if you go up to the heavens, even there his hand will guide you. and his right hand will hold you fast. as you begin this journey, know that you will be carried by grace and by the prayers of the american people. so godspeed to the class of 2017. may god guide you and bless you. may god bless nasa, may god bless the united states. >>> the senate intelligence committee released former fbi director jim comey's written statement ahead of his appearance before the committee. here's a headline from "the economist." "james comey is to testify that donald trump demanded loyalty." the article mentions an oval office meeting on february 14th in which, said mr. comey, the president told him, "i hope you can see your way clear to letting this go, to letting flynn go." read more at economist.com. we'll have live coverage of former director comey's testimony before the senate intelligence committee starting at 10:00 a.m. eastern on c-span3. you can watch it at cspan.org and listen using the c-span radio app. >>> this sunday, q&a i

the scotland team's baseis postcard heaven. the scotland team's base is out of town. it is a few miles down the coast. on saturday they will hit the city. but not for a stroll around the site, instead they are taking on the world cup finalist in their backyard. we are a world —class finalist in their backyard. we are a world—class side. look at the pack, the drive from the scrum, and the runners, and we have runners out wide, as well. they are a dangerous team. —— and they have runners out wide. preparations began gently but ramped up as the week progressed. with a 34 ramped up as the week progressed. with a 3k man squad to choose from, towns it is keen to look at options. the head coach says shuffling his tea m the head coach says shuffling his team does not amount to a risk. we've made some changes this week. it means we have been able to see others play at test level. you bring in graham and watson, who were outstanding this year in the six nations, duncan taylor to the midfield and we believe it is a stronger team. it has to be. this will be a much tougher

beckett: this is heaven. this is absolute heaven. yeah, you mean spending the day with your future husband? no, no. not that. [ chuckles ] not that? no, no, no. i mean, not only that. it's 2:00. i'm in my p.j.s. we're reading the newspapers. i never get to do this. because you never take any time off. all we have to do is loaf around. there's no work, no goals other than to waste hours on end. okay. stop describing my life. though there is one thing we should get done today. we need to pick a font for our "save the date" cards. really? we're gonna do that? we don't even have a venue yet. yeah. i find deadlines...inspiring. how about this one? no. it's too frilly. agreed. and this -- ooh, this is...far too severe. [ german accent ] you will save the date now. [ chuckles ] oh, i like that one. you? [ normal voice ] mm, i'm not really feeling it, though i guess, uh, you could convince me.

knows what the rage will stop heaven knows what the next few weeks hold, as that death toll keeps rising. i am deadly serious, what is going to happen? bianca, i've never seen anything like it. it is terrible, and they are mad about everything. at a nearby mosque, more donations for the displaced. five days on, some feel they are still having to do what the authorities should be doing. are you from the home office? no, ilit doing. are you from the home office? no, i lit up the road. no one knows that they are here. they are sitting at empty desks. —— no, i live up the road. after criticism of the council, a neighbourhood authority has taken over things here. these volu nteers has taken over things here. these volunteers told me there is progress, but it is painfully slow. 24 progress, but it is painfully slow. 2a hours ago, the prime minister said central government will take control of this and get a grip of it — does it feel like there is a grip? no. why not? look around you, they're not here. central government are not here. for us to feel that there is a grip, central governmen

as the old book says, he'll hear from heaven and he'll heal this land -- heal from heaven and he'll heal this land. this one nation under god, indivisible with liberty and justice for all. thank you very much for the honor to be here today. thank you for all the catholic church means to america. god bless you and god bless the united states of america. [applause] [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org] [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2017] works the two leaders of the house intelligence committee mike conaway and adam schiff, gave reporters a brief.

why hawaii's stairway to heaven is a big no-no that has a lot of people saying yes. ♪ >> a little girl is thinking out loud and loving it. >> a big grin on her face, throwing her hands in the air. >> a touching story behind her ed sheeran moment. >> and -- >> name the seventh planet from the sun. >> tattoo roulette trivia. >> loser has to get a tattoo, of course. >> see what happens when we take the test. cheating fully allowed. >> i forgot. >>> chinese police found an abandoned baby in the woods. i must caution you, this video some may find adorable. that is the monkey. they say it was found alone, hungry, so they took it in. >> like i'm going to love you forever. >> they say this monkey is only a few-month-old, weighs 1.1 pound. they got a cage and started feeding it. even the police were overcome by cuteness. they were keeping the monkey but they will turn it over to the wildlife rescue, because eventually they want it to be returned to the wild where it belonged. >> survived -- >> no, i will not accept that. >> they say this monkey was not used to human interaction at all. but once

particularly in ramadan you know the afghan for the afghan national security forces believe that doors heaven would be open in we interviewed in the past those those perpetrators that were captured they would believe that in ramadan the doors are open so they need to take this how to become to go to heaven so these are like cases yes the north is one specific. case here you know afghan taliban are increasingly focusing on the north in particularly how can these are interested in the north you know i was looking into the taliban areas of pinterest and i have found out through my sources and research that the haqqani network is interested to carry out. to carry out more attacks in the north so this can be one on one example but this is to create a trust deficit among the afghan forces and with their international partners at a time where the americans are increasing their troops really appreciate putting all this into context for it is still very early days as you said we don't know who is actually behind this as yet it's still very early on since this news. for now though as army from the cent

. ♪ [ the dead weather "hang you from the heavens" ] ♪ i never know how to treat you you say i love you but it ain't true ♪ ♪ i'm walking away now one step forward and back two ♪ ♪ i like to grab you by the hair and hang you up from the heavens ♪ >> anthony: in the galley, matthew and i slave over celeriac, apple, and walnut salad, fried pork dumplings, pulled pork with red cabbage, and deviled eggs because it ain't a party without deviled eggs. and brisket. ♪ ♪ i want to grab you by the hair and hang you up from the heavens ♪ ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >> alison mosshart: thank you. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> anthony: in another part of the house, free party favors for everyone. permanent ones. choose your tattoo carefully, my drunken friends. choose well. >> jack white: oh, you spelled "donald trump" wrong. [ laughter ] >> anthony: damn! also on the bill, the kills. [ the kills "whirling eye" ] ♪ hollywood, 2 a.m. questioning everything ♪ a tooth tattoo in some cultures means -- actually i have no idea what it means except alison says she chose it and it's for

heaven even in moments of peace, you can feelthe rage. heaven knows what will happen if the death toll keeps rising, i'm being deadly serious, because i have never seen anger like this. it is terrible. it is terrible and they are mad about everything. ata and they are mad about everything. at a nearby mosque, more donations for the bereaved and displaced. the community response remains overwhelming. but five days on, some feel they are still having to do what the authorities should be doing. are you from the home office? no, i live up the road, no one knows that they are here, they are sitting at empty desks, i don't know who is coming down, so i have done a little poster. the local gym is a rescue centre for those who have lost everything. after criticism of the council, a neighbouring authority has now taken over the efforts here. i would say, small steps of improvement. volunteers, rishi dhawan ‘s niche, have told me there is progress but it is painfully slow. —— rashid and nisha.21i is progress but it is painfully slow. —— r

. >> and heaven forbid when that happens, and we're talking to jamie later and you're -- my point exactly to ask him, when you have wilbur ross being, you know, cut off in berlin giving a speech and being laughed at by the audience, it just makes you wonder, heaven forbid something horrendous happens in the world and you have our allies, our leaders, questioning the governance and the temperament of the president because of this. >> is there any wood i can knock on, on this set? because there hasn't really been a crisis. it's all glass, unfortunately. but there really hasn't been a crisis for this president to react to. there are some slow motion disasters that continue to happen in syria and elsewhere, but we haven't seen that moment of crisis where a world clamtty, that he's had to react to. knock on glass, it won't happen any time soon but that's what we all wonder. what will the tweets be that day. >> i thought the syrian chemical attack was one of those moments and he showed great sobriety there. >> but he called for unity and the point was made in the white house briefing yesterday,

that if his people who are called by his name will humble themselves and pray, he'll hear from heaven, and he'll heal this land. [applause] this one nation, under god, indivisible with liberty and justice for all. [applause] [cheers and applause] so, senator ernst, thanks for the motorcycle lesson. [laughter] thank you all for the warm iowas hospitality. i leave you today with gratitude in my heart on behalf of our president, i say i'm confident that with the great support of the people of iowa, with the great leadership you've sent to washington, d.c., with president donald trump in the white house and with god's help, we will make america safe again. we will make america prosperous again. and to borrow a phrase -- [laughter] we will make america great again. [cheers and applause] thank you very much, iowa. [cheers and applause] thank you and god bless you.

he served his country and he continues to serve up until the day he went to heaven. >> reporter: just blocks away, the enormity of it is sinking in. >> reporter: father and son are happy to have each other. >> i don't believe in guns and i still don't plan to get one. i feel safe in this neighborhood. >> reporter: aundrea cline-thomas, n b bc news. >>> taking a live look at boathouse row, the heat is on and it's hot and it's getting even hotter. that makes it a perfect time for this. a live look at cape may. folks are hitting the beach. not too many folks out there right now. starting your holiday weekend. i don't know. maybe just a lull in traffic there. >> i think they should fill that spot up. >> exactly. >> i could not agree more. it has our name all -- it's reserved for us. >> it seems like the perfect place. >> it seems like the perfect place to be for your the whole weekend regardless. you know what? if there are storms, you're going to need to come indoor. we have a moderate rip current risk for all the beaches at the jersey shore. please pay attention to signs. don't swim whe

good heavens! wonderful! he'd come to the phone, and always say, is it me? it was the final goodbye from them and goodbye from him, and a walk past the one empty seat. david sillito, bbc news, westminster abbey. the creator of the charlie and lola books, lauren child, has been named as the new children's laureate. she was presented with the honour in hull, the current uk city of culture. the author said she wanted to allow children more time to dream in a world where they're grappling with social media and the recent terror attacks. time now for all the sports news in sport today. hello there, i am tulsen tollett and this is sport today, live from the bbc sport centre. coming up on the programme: 12 months ago novak djokovic owned all four grand slam titles, now he has none, as dominic thiem knocks him out of the french open. pakistan beat south africa after rain forces short their icc champions trophy match. and in 15 minutes the golden state warriors will look to make it 3—0 in the best of seven nba finals when they tip off against the cleveland cavalier

food heaven or hell, what is heaven? anything with chocolate, melting puddings, love it. girls and chocolate, that's unusual! what about hell? food hell anything creamy, fish pies. too much cheese, that kind of thing. got the memo. two great chefs are also here. what's on the menu. tony, newly appointed mbe, no less. i would ask what are you cooking but i would rather know how you got the mbe? that's another show entirely. i am doing langoustines. lime juice. that's another show entirely. i am doing langoustines. limejuice. no chillies. and jane our wine expert, all sounding good? lots of summery dishes today, so zingy whites. the decision of heaven or hell is in your hands. go to the website to see how to vote. all that and we are talking expensive handbags. can i put you on—the—spot, how do you speu put you on—the—spot, how do you spell chocolate? i can't spell! please don't. spelling and dancing, two things i don't do. you do now, chocolate? chocolate. well done, you can. i was going to give you pappiote... can. i was going to give you pappiote. .. let's can. i

and president trump saying, not true, you know where you are going for this not heaven. >> i thought that president trump speech in saudi arabia was very good. it hit the right note, it hit the right tone, to extents, yes, you look at what actions were pagtaken on that trip, there waa antiradical islamic ideology center set up in saudi arabia, this is the type of real action i would like to see our government support more, and i would note in a positive way about president trump's speech in saudi arabia, he acknowledged that islam is a great religion, that everyone who is islamic, who is muslim, is not supporting these types of attacks, that is important for the war of ideas we have to acknowledge there are many, many muslims. far majority of muslims whoen to idon't support these types of attacks, i in order to garner their support, this small cowardly minority that participate and support these attacks. >> why ar are we seeing these so frequently in london, or paris and nice, and germany, the list, european list goes on and on, but lately, london in particular, outside of the parlia

oh, for heaven's sake. now you're being deliberately stupid. where are you going? i'm having dinner with priya at raj's. i think howard's going to be there. you want to join us? but tonight's thursday. on thursdays everybody comes over here and has pizza. or a reasonable facsimile prepared by someone claiming to be luigi, but who sounds suspiciously like jackie chan. can't we make a one-time exception for tonight? we could. we could also stop using the letter "m," but i think that idea is "isguided" and "oronic." just come with me to raj's. well, i don't want to go to a party. it's not a party. it's the same group of people who hang out here hanging out over there. i'm sorry, but five people eating and chatting is a party.

"ha—ha—ha, good heavens!" "wonderful!" he'd come to the phone, and always say, "is it me?" it was the final goodbye from them, goodbye from him, and a walk past the one empty seat. david sillito, bbc news, westminster abbey. tribute to ronnie corbett today at the abbey. more now on the election, and as millions of people prepare to go to the polls tomorrow, the outcome of the vote will be decided in dozens of key marginal seats around the united kingdom. jeremy vine is with me here at the election centre to look at the constituencies being targeted by the parties, those battle—ground seats. indeed! the ones we all with talk about, huw, and this map shows the result of the last election, let's look at the challenges for the parties in this one. the conservatives, the seats they only just won last time, this first column. if they were to lose just the first column of so—called marginal seats, they would lose their overall majority in a house of commons. let's look at their targets, turn it around and wonder what happens if the conservatives advance. they might take cheste

will heaven, the managing editor of the spectator magazine, has written on social media that he saw pedestrians injured, and saw the first responders, armed police, and people running north. british transport police also sending some information. i don't know if you have that? yes, to the point where they are asking people again to avoid the area. with reference that someone avoid the area. with reference that someone saying they would be —— they are being kept in the pub, that is com pletely are being kept in the pub, that is completely normal procedure. a saturday night, this area would be packed at normal times. well police try and establish what is going on, they will do their best to keep people safe. there are dozens of pubs on the south side of london bridge around the shard, where there are hotels too. they try and keep people safe, that is their priority, as they close the area and work out what is happening. all the time, when stories like this break, people join us and they need and we need to be cap. we heard reports of a white van crossing london bridge, mounting the pavements

but manna from heaven as far as the conservatives are concerned, this play is really badly on the doorsteps down here, i mean, in 2015, that famous poster of ed miliband sticking out of alex salmond's top pocket killed ed miliband as faras salmond's top pocket killed ed miliband as far as his chances, people down here did not like the idea of the snp tail wagging the labour dog, you know, and i would imagine this will go down just as well. great time to be a political journalist, but exhausting! thank you for staying up late! that's it for the papers tonight. don't forget, you can see the front pages of the papers online on the bbc news website. it's all there for you seven days a week at bbc.co.uk/papers, and if you miss the programme any evening, you can watch it later on bbc iplayer. thank you, kevin and camilla. weather next. hello there, good evening. the weekend is up on the us, and it looks pretty good for large swathes of the uk, good spells of sunshine, good opportunities for getting out and about and enjoying the early summer, but there will be some showers around. we source outbr

what's the other game, seven seconds in heaven? seven minutes in heaven? minutes? was it minute? >> megan. >> wow that's a long time. >> if anybody knows about seven seconds in heff never. >> seven minutes. >> seven minutes? heff never. >> yes. >> explain it? >> you go into a closet with another person and you are in there for seven minutes. it is like a kids party game. you select who goes in the closet. they go in the closet together. usually they just stare at each other for seven minutes because they're kids. >> because they're kids. >> grade school. when we did it we would sit in there. you're like 12. you don't -- i mean? you just sit in there for seven minute, and everyone outside is more like oh, what are they doing in there? and then you act like you're doing stuff. >> what do you mean, you make noises in. >> you make the noises and stuff but really not doing anything because you're a kid. >> yes. >> they're not doing anything at all. >> i like that story you guys did in 8:00 where kids are waiting longer. >> waiting until they're 18 until they have sex. >> thank god. al

you that's all she wrote ♪ ♪ oh, ophelia, you've been on my mind girl like a drug ♪ ♪ oh, ophelia, heaven help a fool who falls in love ♪ ♪ oh, ophelia, you've been on my mind girl since the flood ♪ ♪ oh, ophelia, heaven help a fool who falls in love ♪ ♪ oh, ophelia, you've been on my mind girl like a drug ♪ ♪ oh, ophelia, heaven help a fool who falls in love ♪ [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >>> back now on "gma," behind the scenes look at "$100,000 pyramid." i am proud to be the host of the reboot. and this season, lara and jesse, they jumped in the hot seat. and we got a sneak peek at how they prepared. take a look. >> your mom had it when you was 4. >> reporter: it's hilarious. it's nerve-racking. >> you hit these with the racket. >> tennis balls. >> yes. >> reporter: it's "the $100,000 pyramid." and this season, we got some members of the "gma" family ready to take the stage. >> now i'm nervous. >> reporter: both lara spencer and jesse palmer rehearsing for months for their big game show debuts. >> i'm going to crush -- no, i'm kidding. i'm nervous. >> reporter: first u

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i know that your shining down on us from heaven, and i'm happy that all yourfamily and your from heaven, and i'm happy that all your family and your friends could be together in honour of you, and that i played a small role in your life is a huge honour to me, and i just want to send love to everyone there, that's there, to honour your life. god bless you. that message sent from mariah carey. also to tell you a funeral has been held for another of the victims of that manchester bombing attack. megan hurley was aged 15 and from merseyside. her family asked for privacy at today's service, where the bells of st nicholas church in halewood rang 22 times for the victims of the bombing. people were encouraged to wear megan's favourite colour, orange, in her memory. it is 25 past five. the iraqi army says it will announce the total recapture of mosul from the so—called islamic state group within the next few days. but fighting remains fierce, and the situation for civilians still trapped in the old city deteriorates further, in the searing summer heat. joining me now from baghdad is peter ha

president trump is that he is bold, he calls it how it is, he lets them know, you are not going to heaven, you are not, you are going to hell. and that is something that is refreshing to hear. >> it is refreshing to hear, we've had last 8 years of barack obama who, really went opposite, he tried to apologize for any motive that people had. tried to really mock those people who were trying to focus on the motive. he is the one who would say that does not reflect all of religion, most people realize that, most peach understan peop, that we're focused on motives. when they go in a brace place aa streascream a radicalize view. we are pleased we have a president who is focused on going after the motive, it has been missing. it is why we have this argument in society, in media of whether or not to call it radicalize terrorism or radical easie radis lamists. we nod need to be able to combae motive. >> what is our next step? that so-called travel ban? >> i don't think that having a 90 day reprieve to fix the system is be all end all. we may find that when we look at the system, the system is good

if you do that, you can't go to heaven. >> so, do you feel you're not going to heaven? >> well, no, because i am no longer in that situation. >> it's been, i'd say five years since i've done anything like that. >> but soon after his arrival at santa rosa, officials say pritchett begin to act out in other ways. >> i was here three days and i received a dr. they said that i was gunning down a woman officer, looking at her in the officer's station as i was in the shower. >> gunning is prison slang for masturbating in front of others. >> but i didn't do it, wasn't thinking about her, wasn't looking at her at all. didn't even know she was even there. >> while pritchett denies inappropriate conduct in front of prison staff, anthony bell freely admits it. >> like i say, it's like this, you know what i'm saying? i'm a man. not ashamed to say what i do, know what i'm saying? yeah, okay, i gun. know what i'm saying? i'm not going to lie. yeah, i gun. you wake up that morning, that, that urge, you're feeling that urge, you know what i'm saying? you see a female, you know what i'm

christians were , it was the actual area where mohammed had gone past when he was ascending to the heavens from jerusalem. loss, it is a huge loss. >> we have seen this kind of destruction elsewhere, haven't we? whereso in timbuktu jihadists have gone out of their way to destroy islamic sites, places that are important to islamic altar. why do these extremists have no regards for their own history? some of the actual jihadists interpret the prosthetic tradition and the karana in a certain way. the interpretation seems to be the actual problem is having different people in the muslim community claiming that it shouldn't be left like in timbuktu. shrine.een a -- as farc tradition as the islamic tradition is concerned, they go back to using the tools in order to basically reach god. you do have different interpretations. it has basically been condemned by the vast majority of scholars around the world. >> a lot of monuments of been destroyed and a lot of lives have then lost -- have been lost. as the caliphate is destroyed in iraq and syria, what will happen to this ideology? basically on the

. >> shall it be written in the heavens that i vili take you mary to be my lawfully wedded wife. >>she was 43, he was 21. they had two children together -- audrey and georgia, who was born while letorneau was in prison. both served as flower girls in the wedding. >> mary and vili, in recognition of your love, i now pronounce you husband and wife. >> now after 12 years of marriage, vili filed for legal separation on may 9th. but today, fualaau's attorney denied the story, telling "e.t.", "he's asking for privacy for his family as they are separated." >> i could say it's not my problem. i could say that you can't please everyone. i could say i'm not going to let them ruin my happiness. >> he's looking really deeply into my eyes and i think he's going to kiss me or something. >> don't worry, we'll learn more in the weeks coming. i'm sure. >>> all right coming up next -- what you don't know about wonder woman, gal gadot. >> this is the role of my dreams. >> how she went from the army to a beauty queen to hollywood superstardom. >>> we're used to seeing nicole kidman and keith urban l

she's convinced now that her adventure loving 13-year-old is in heaven. >> i just got the worst call in the world from my son screaming, screaming, mom, mom, she's dead. >> he wanted to talk about the worst day of his young life. >> so we were walking back all we hear is the train like the horn coming at us. >> the two 13-year-olds had walked across the railroad then turned around to come back. >> and aisle like run and we start to run and i'm like jump so i jumped to the other side of the track but she just kept running. [ singing ] >> she her 13 years. the world children's choir, cheerleading, lotses of other sports. >> even if a joke or if there's a way out, don't go on the tracks. >> some 4 hundred people are killed every year walking on railroad tracks. they're hoping that the message will go out from her death that perhaps will keep people off and save someone else's life. in cliffton, virginia wusa9. >> despite education enforcement and some reengineering the number of,, >>> on monday the family noticed a big crack in the old boy, they called a tree service and experts said th

heaven because even you're right . dad had never been near him and you're kind of mean and. activists say that the spread of underground finance is in the government's interest because it can then remove people from land that can then be used for coal mining. oh members taking advantage of this then or the fight is over progress and so eventually these people with absolute good. they don't have any real option. and we're going to need none of them. then i. thinking. but not many are. when i was assigned to single room apartments in exchange for the small house that was lost to the inferno that spacious but the grout township has taken more from a young girl than the fire ever do. is i am not a bad looking on a good bad boy about a man it did his bed here on a bit a man made a half an effective. job done because it was nearly again fundamental. but is this a surgeon mr b. when he would need it the nice bed you love. maybe a rope cut that i made you. then send it to nike it and i got the money that you can buy that would be making a living out of it began to be any attack any

i think it stinks to high heaven. i think event job you have a responsibility to look at objective as well. it does not look that way. you know people say that they are professional but the second part about that is i remember when loretta lynch was in charge. they said there are professionals at doj. going event that has been in the past highly politicized. i think it is a really really awful signal to the country, this open-ended thing. prosecutors are supposed to investigate a known crime. not search for a crime. >> okay let's talk about whether he should fire robert mueller. the reports were that he thought about the idea, his tweets suggest this. but is it prudent? >> i think the optics would be really bad at this point. >> the politics. >> yes, the way we look. it will look bad because it would look like he doesn't want the investigation to succeed and somehow imply that he is guilty. but i also think that out of the big problem as i said before is the process. this idea that who ever is in that job can just sor

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sanction terrorism, and convince young people that they go and blow up some people that they go to heaven reside there. they are opening support who mass and openly side with iran. all the intelligence services have enough material that show money in cash that has been delivered to these people. why isn't anybody coming up with evidence because of exactly what you were saying. because the richest and the oil reserves. but i as a person don't give a damn about that. maria: what do you want to see in order to reverse your position here? naguid sawiris: i want to see them going out and stop hosting terrorists in their countries. i want them to declare -- first they need to say the truth. they need to come straight and say we did that in the past for several reasons. but that they are going to stop doing that. they have blood on their hands. they have blood. why is qatar the on country in the world that no incident of terrorism happened there. why? maria: what happens to that sovereign wealth fund? is this going to impact more than just relations with its friend in the middle east? naguid saw

why in the name of heavens is any one of us are replaceable and any one of us, if we don't get it right, the audience has the opportunity to turn the channel or not read us. you have been elected to serve for four years at least. there's no option other than that. we're here to ask you questions. you're here to provide the answers and what you just did is inflammatory to people all over the country who look at it and say, see, once again, the president's right and everybody else out here is fake media and everybody in this room is only trying to do their job. >> i just -- i disagree completely, first of all. i think if anything has been inflamed, it's the dishonesty that often takes place by the news media and i think it is outrageous for you to accuse me of inflaming a story when i was simply trying to respond to his question. kevin. >> sarah, i just rapid fire because i know we've had a bit of a long briefing here. would it be fair -- let me ask it this way. how would you describe the president's mood on health care, concerned, still encouraged, and what did you make of the cbo score

. >> i am praying to the heavens so that i may be returned home to my family. >> reporter: but this was the last time was seen publicly. the state department secured his release after 18 months of being locked up, much of which his loved ones say he was in a coma, and possibly suffering from botulism. with his ties to our area, many of you are talking about this on facebook. lana saying wow. i wonder how he was injured. a year in a coma leads to a lot of muscle wasting away. and drew wrote, should we be surpd publicly to us today as they prepare to see their son after more than a year of fighting for his return. >> definitely a strong family. now the state department wouldn't comment on his condition out of respect for the family. michael fonder, wuas9. >>> at least three u.s. citizens are still being detained in north korea. >>> now to capitol hill, where attorney general jeff sessions flatly denied working with russia in last year's race for president. he had strong words for anyone who made that suggestion. >> and the suggestion that i participated in any collusion that i was aware o

walked in and there was jobe -- joan playing the organ and we're not clear she played "pennies from heaven." she was not a singer, never was, but ray walked in and was taken not just by what he said was her blond beauty but by her musical prowess because he, too was a musician. joan played music early on, on television, live tv breaks back when there wasn't tape in television in the early day of that medium, but ray, who is 26 years older, played live on the radio here in oak park where he was from, where he was raised, at the oak park arms hotel, where there was a live orchestra ever night. so -- people would dance. that was radio back in the early days. he has this kinship with her that carried throughout their life about music, and i loved that united them. >> host: he was married to egg eggle, his first wife. >> guest: yes. >> host: and -- he goss sorted from ethel and then he and joan were not immediately together. >> guest: joan was not ready to marry him. there was an aborted attempt at marriage, and they finally did marry in 1969, conveniently ray married a woman named jane in the

>> so i can let them go up in heaven. >> reporter: he's the pastor of the church. >> she will always be remembered because robin was the heart of deanwood. >> reporter: in the district dorsey spencer, news 4. >> mean when i will, police have arrested a man and charged him in the murder of ms. fitzgerald. he's 29 years old. >>> the mayor has called for an investigation. they say they have evidence that grades were changed to boost graduation rates. it reads in part there had been no symptomsic effort to promote students in prince gorge's county public schools. and quote, he says behind the accusations. and maxwell adds they look forward to collaborating with the department of education to resolve this. >>> a football coach from northern virginia is being remembered as a man of integrity, a kind of guy who inspired the people around him. leona leona leonard schultz coached football. a box truck hit schultz. his nephew was critically injured in the accident as well. state police are now investigating this scene. they've already charged the driver of the truck. >>> in a district a devast

. >> i have to believe that god loved her so much that he wanted her in heaven with him. and one day we'll be reunited with her. >> family members have started a gofundme account to raise money for her funeral. her mother says she would want it to be a celebration. >>> the virginia man selling u.s. government secrets to china is home tonight. a judge released kevin mallory on bond today. mallory is charged under the federal espionage act. the former government contractor allegedly sold classified documents to chinese intelligence officials. prosecutors argued that mallory is a flight risk, because wigs and disguises were found in his house. he'll be combined to his home in leesburg. >>> metro protesters gathered outside the columbia heights station to protest recent fare hikes and service cuts on metrobus and rail. union members handed out fliers saying, "don't drink the kool-aid." metro workers handed out cards thanking riders for their patience. schools chief dr. kevin maxwell. county executive rushern baker is defending the school ceo over allegations of grade fixing.

we lost 10% of the population in heaven years. a doctor leaves the island every day. this sunday, puerto ricans can take a step toward clearing up their complex constitutional status. they will be voting in a nonbinding referendum on whether they want puerto rico to remain as the u.s. territory, become 06/07/17 06/07/17 [captioning made possible by democracy now!] amy: f from pacifica, this is democracy now! isis is claiming responsibility for this morning simultaneous gun and suicide bomb assault on iran's parliament building in the tomb of the republic's revolutionary founder ayatollah khomeini. we will get response from trita parsi. then china is refusing to release three activists who were arrested while they were investigating labor conditions

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. >> like a match made in heaven. we'll see you then. thank you. >> and the do is looking good. >> still fresh. >> thanks, pat >>> summerfest continues all morning long, pat will have another live report in about an hour, then jessica dean, vittoria woodill and lauren casey will sample all the town has to offer, it's summerfest on cbs3 eyewitness. >>> see the unique way los angeles honored adam west last night. >>> also, find out what's changing about john lennon's classic song imagine, we'll be right back. ♪ . miss hoffman gets us there safe every time. to make a good school day. takes a lot of people mrs. migliaccio teaches us all about fractions - and haikus - and the erie canal! miss reeves makes us sound amazing. and miss santoro always takes time to see how we're doing. miss simpkins keeps our school looking great. recess wouldn't be recess without miss basile. and mrs. mccarthy always has tons of good books to read. which makes for a pretty good day at school. ♪ >>> fans showed up to view the distress signal. dr. dre pledges $