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he has to temper his words a little bit and i'll temper mine, too. i am the chairman of the constitutional summary of the judiciary. judge watson, as far as i know, made no reference to the constitution or the law or the rule of law. the statute that congress has passed to grant that authority to the president to determine who comes into america, who comes in on the various processes. he has, the president has, the authority to lock anybody out of america he chooses. these decisions are not made on the law, they're made on the personal opinion of skwrupbl watson. so grandparents, aunts, uncles, brothers, sisters, i suppose whole or half blood. he stretched it as far as you possibly could. i think it's a ridiculous decision. i'd like to have a chance to chat with him under oath in public myself. >> harris: okay. we'll move on. thank you for that candor. you said you were going to temper your words. you were straight forward. let's talk about sanctuary cities. that's another place jeff sessions weighed in today. it's become a bigger issue this week tha

till the next here and they will surprise them more and for their will temperance of what one of the things going into the tournament there were a lot of scare stories would russia be able to host a tournament of this size the press a lot of the western press are saying russia has welcomed the world they've done well people are writing great stories about it how be how satisfied are you without reaction from the press not just the farm's here well of course side of your leg tractions from the press because it's important. to ward to what who we are and what we are doing here and when they speak in a would do they bought us for us had to be good to have meant and of course i would lead to some few hundreds. of minutes several minutes to the ever seen and everyone in the country and really it really looked forward to provide the best. time to unship so two thousand one hundred and just a word about the legacy what what russia leaves behind here when it comes to confederations on the world cup how important are looking at a beautiful stadium here lots of new buildings infrastructure the

they will temper ships it gives as the huge boost for developments in the we will develop football in our country more than it was before because now we have a parts you need to have such a good beautiful stadium as you mentioned before of course you will grow up our football players throw from young so we create their new football school so they didn't have that that's we didn't have before because if you've never had there will temper ships so of course if a development of football it's a huge. huge cheer basket i would see and now all the infrastructure bill help us in that and we've tried to give you guys a sense of. the culture a flavor of what it's like to be in russia to meet russian people to enjoy the culture of the cuisine and i want to take you back stan because this journey for us started two months ago when we sort of went on a reconnaissance mission around the four hundred cities we met some fascinating people people on the street members of the public celebrities when the first things we have a drum of this you learn a song be ready we should finish as we started i thin

why experts say it was having a temper tantm in response to its mom. >> and peaking above the fog tonight. if it looks "like" this on the 4 4th of july what then? the forecast for you coming up in a minute. >>> train failed. new tonight at 11:00 p.m. four amtrak cars derailed south of seattle this afternoon. headed from vancouver to oregon when it jumped off the tracks. 250 people were on board but only a few people had minor injuries. trying to figure out what happened. >>> the president is pushing a new idea, get more support to repeal and replace obama care. why not repeep it now and replace it later -- repeal it now and replace it later. >> reporter: one thing many republicans were hoping to celebrate ahead of the 4th of july holiday was a vote on the gop bill. >> i don't think we are getting anywhere. >> reporter: senate majority leader mitch mcconnell was forced to delay the vote after the congressional budget office said 22 million more americans would be uninsured under the gop plan. that made constituents furious. >> kicking them off healthcare -- [ indiscernible talking ] >> rep

a baby whale temper tantrum. whale watchers saying the calf is trying to nurse but the mother whale didn't give it enough so the calf gets mud, fluffing its tail right on to mom. the whole thing was captured by a drone operator an a whale watching boat down at dana down in southern california. >> it never zblends it's not that bad. >> it may be a good die get to the beach it f not certainly as it gets wrmer throughout the week. >> you'll want to find somewhere cooler because the inland areas are going to be hot this weekend. we've been here before so here we go again. here's a live look outside in san francisco. you can see the low clouds and mag pr this vantage point. we just showed you the golden gate bridge. here's another view as you head out the door this morning and in oakland you can see we do have some low visibility and it's 57 degrees right now. and the seven-day forecast is up at the bottom of the screen. you'll be able to see how hot it's going to be as we head into the weekend. at least it's nice and

they say he has a short temper and a quick trigger finger tonight they're warning the public and pic officers to be careful. police all over philadelphia are on the look out for xavier guiterrez mendez after investigators say his hot temper left two men critically wounded in separate shootings over the past month. >> we find him to be very violent individual southwest most wanted at this point. >> pow pow pow. >> reporter: neighbor in the 6500 block of belmar in southwest philly heard the gunfire saturday night after police say mendez opened fire shooting a 24-year-old man in the head. >> i live here five years. nothing went on like that befo before. >> this is ear race al firing shots at people for arguments and over people cursing. you never know what he can do. >> reporter: this man didn't want to be named but told fox 29 he worries for the safety of his family. >> i afraid for my children. i live with my children here, i have my daughter and i have my son report roar police say mendez short fuse and a gun led to another shooting on is this fifth street in south philadelphia last

okay. >> and at this point, we can go ahead and pour this back into our pot so we just tempered, that was when you hear the word tempering, that's what this is, just adding a little bit of the milk at a time. >> i love that you're putting me to work. >> dump it all in. that's great. >> tell me about some of these flavors because you brought something with you that i find very interesting because i wouldn't normally pick this for ice cream. >> right. so we're doing a really interesting flavor and some people might hear it and just be a celery ice cream. >> i like celery but it would not be my first choice for ice cream, i have to admit. >> when you taste it with a dessert that i paired it with which is a dark chocolate and berries, it pairs really well, cuts through that rich chocolate and just sort of changes the whole dynamic of the dessert. so i encourage everyone that comes in, you know, to just to go ahead and try it if you're feeling a little bit like, oh, that's too weird for me. go out of your comfort zone a little bit. >> and i love that you brought this as an old crank. this

independent shale players and the recent oil price outlook is certainly tempered that a bit. but we believe that's going to correct itself there will continue to be quite a bit of demand going forward. >> yeah. i think what is interesting as well, and we have to remember, the oil and gas world, we're not in a bubble. there are a lot of other things, including interest rate rise and the u.s. of u.s. corporate debt as well. they have made hay issuing corporate bonds while we've had record-low yields. is the interest rate environment a factor in this as well >> i think, again, different people, different ratings. investment-grade market's been on a record pace i think the high-yield market, which has been a very significant supply for oil and gas issuance, it's coming back, but i think given the uncertainty in the past couple of years, people have relied a lot on equity, but we'll see a significant debt amount as well. >> there's no doubt about it, and it's still the mantra here, whether you're one of the big oil or one of the smaller oil players. getting costs down is still the

the expectation is quite tempered, from our perspective. we certainly do not see this kind of talks will fundamentally alter the trade imbalance you just mentioned straightaway, and there are three factors supporting this view. firstly, this kind of high—level dialogue is always tending to be more about setting the process rather than making concrete progress. so the two sides will take stock on the 100 day action plan and work out what plan for the next 12 months, where the two teams will work on their particulars. secondly, we will see neither side will give in on the sticky points. washington is certainly not going to recognise china as a market economy yet, nor are we loosing control on hi—tech exports. 0n the other hand, beijing is unlikely to buckle under pressure over steel and aluminium productions, despite the us administration's investigation. and finally, let's not forget it is a very politically important year for the chinese government, with the 19th party congress scheduled for this autumn. no leader in beijing would like

they will temper ships it gives us the huge boost for development and we will develop football in our country more than it was before. sure because now we have opportunity to have such a beautiful stadium as you mentioned before of course we will grow up our football players throw from young so we created their new football school sir they didn't have heard that that's we didn't have before because of you've never had their their world championships so of course for development the football insert huge. huge cheer task of i would see an old infrastructure will help us in that and. you know i was told fall so seriously you're missing by ever speaking to me earlier just a lovely breeze actually coming in i forgot the majestic lever river it's a lovely temperature for playing football the game as we were saying going to start in about half an hour's time so a lot of buildup here a lot of people playing keep the op sees the giant sun still so very hardy out the sphere but i will just leave you with a thought but she only infantino the face for president said speaking about russia hosting

. >> a military confrontation based on a temper tantrum, what are we going to do? >> reporter: and there also, of course, were a lot of people out here today talking about the president video tweet this morning you talked about earlier. a lot of people saying the president was inciting violence against journalists. live in san francisco, tom jensen, nbc bay area news. >> tom, thank you very much. >>> we mentioned, the impeachment march in san francisco was one of many from across the country. protestors in downtown los angeles. and protestors voice complaints from everything on medicaid cuts, immigration policies to the president's judgment. ant counter protestors gathered and in new york they met at columbus center. took turns at the microphone explaining why they think president donald trump should be impeached. supporters there, too, trying to shut down the impeachment protest. >>> and covering the wake of this, head to our website to see full videos there. and a media platform of the latest. >>> still to come, a, would go wage at the white house. you remember j

on thursday with a top temper —— it was a warm day. pretty warm as well further north and west, but the heat and humidity across northern england broke down in spectacular style with severe thunderstorms in yorkshire and lincolnshire with flash flooding reported and lightning damage. to start friday it looks like a much quieter note with sunshine around, a bit more cloud across the south—west of england into west and wales but a warm and muqqy into west and wales but a warm and muggy start to the day, top temperatures around 8am. in the north of england, for scotland and northern ireland, thicker cloud and outbreaks of light and patchy rain and temperatures here to begin the day around 15 for example in the 6lasgow area, a bit more of a breeze across the north—west of scotland. through the day it looks like the sunshine across england and wales gradually fading, looks like sunny spells and patchy cloud, not quite as hot as a result. 0utbreaks spells and patchy cloud, not quite as hot as a result. outbreaks of rain in scotland and n

. >> but the defense argues that ryan had a violent temper and shayna's mother sharon hubers says investigators are wrong about her daughter. >> shayna hubers is not a murderer. no she is not. >> suggest see peter's full report tonight on 48 hours right here on cbs. up next it cost $3 million and can top 260 miles an hour. who wants to drive? greenwich connecticut where a transportation correspondence cliff vanally took a spin in the fastest car. take a look at the bug children. >bugatti chiron. >> you better hit the gas. >> a like that need for speed doesn't come cheap. you'll need to be in the tom cruise or jamie fox tax bracket to afford one. >> what am i going to spend if i want a bugatti. >> $2.2. >> $3 bite 3. >> ject. > -- correct.>> you got one of o work right especially the limited edition. you get a car which is the most powerful most beautiful and most luxurious car in the world. our customer want an average of 30-35 cars and they want to make it a pinnacle in their collection. >> reporter: we launched in the late 90's by volkswagon the bugatti name traces its history to bugatti who

it's an evil look. >> eric: he has a history of a bad temper. comes off as a nice guy in these hearings but he has a dark side. that will land him in jail. >> jeanine: the guys angry. he's angry because he was in prison for nine years for crime or nobody was hurt and where the victims -- victim says i forgive him and the other one who died for gave him. and he's the victim. >> eboni: attorney general jeff sessions vowing to stand job after a public from president trump. robert mueller and the russia probe. we've got it covered. stay with us. on my travels across the country i came across this house with water dripping from the ceiling. you never know when something like this will happen. so let the geico insurance agency help you with homeowners insurance and protect yourself from things like fire, theft, or in this case, water damage. cannonball! now if i had to guess, i'd say somewhere upstairs there's a broken pipe. let the geico insurance agency help you with homeowners insurance. call today to see how much you could save. ♪ ♪ award winn

tempers flared when comments were posted on the nation's state-run media site and attributed it to the amir of that country. now, at the time officials said they were fake and posted by hackers, but that claim was rejected by four nations, including bah raun and the united arab emirates, and they all cut diplomatic ties with that country. now, u.s. intelligence officials say that the uae did orchestrate the hacking. nbc news correspondent ali aruzi is with us. how did the u.s. get involved? this was a very significant development in the region. >> that's right. earlier this year saudi arabia, the uae, egypt, and bahrain accused qatar of financing and supporting terrorism and extremist groups and interfering in the affairs of other states. they made a list of demands to the qataris to stop supporting these things such as the muslim brotherhood, to distance themselves from iran and to shut down al jazeera news network, which is owned by the qataris. they didn't aquiesce. the spat kept growing. now they believe that the uae called for qatari government social media web sites to be hacked

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they will temper ships it gives us the huge boost for developments in the we will develop football in our country here more than it was before because now we have a parts you need to have such a good beautiful stadium as you mentioned before of course you will grow up our football players throw from young so we create their new football school so they didn't have that that's we didn't have the sure because if you've never had there they will turn to shit so of course for development of football it's a huge. huge cheer task if i would see an hour all the infrastructure services help us in that let's say on. ok we're going to. do all this talk about the world cup because the road to twenty thousand starts yes so all of the chains except for calling for you to russia qualify brazil on board equally for you so all of the other twenty nine teams still have to qualify across all of the zones of the world that has to be completed by december the first wall because the kremlin there's going to be a huge event for the draw where you'll see russia england spain france all of these things and th

tempers flaring in southeast d.c. bryce harper gets tossed in the bottom of the eighth for arguing balls and strikes. at least he got the guy fired up. down theerman drills right-field line. brian goodwin scores. the nats seven in the eighth and will go on to win 8-5. larry: a key member of president trump's staff fuming. the leaks anthony scaramucci is tried to track down only a week into the job. closer to back-to-school time, abc 7 joining forces to stuff the bus. bring backpacks and school veronica: a beautiful day for a summer swim. not people, ponies. they took a full advantage. about 200 ponies into the water yesterday morning for the 92nd year. it is all to get the ponies to the other side for today's auction, which raises money to help care for the wild ponies. let's take a look at this image. ocean city this morning. this is a live look. you can see a little wave action. notice the clouds. this is not looking like it is going to be a great weekend for heading to the beach. 72 with the more easterly wind, pic

trying to temper expectations for that at the same time all the economic data we've been getting whether it's the p.m.i. data industrial production i say manufacturing it's all been rolling over even retail sales as well and we've had no signs of inflation in fact we're seeing. so we put all that together you know we continue to see a softer spot happening in the second part of your question should we be worried well we're still growing that's that's the good part but a lot slower than we previously thought the issue is going to be those two factors the trump factor and the digestion of the real speed of the economy we're going into second quarter earnings we just we just a couple days ago and we're already starting to see some kind of sketchy things happen where earnings beats are not being received as well as people would thought some stocks are trading off we've been saying it's a magic of that we need to see the expectations for the second half of the year come back in there kind of stretched a little bit calling for eleven percent e.p.a.'s growth second half of the first half five p

. >>> tempers flared during the third day of a preliminary hearing for several fraternity members after the death a pledge. members are charged in the death of 19-year-old tim piazza. and the case of the 16 defendants are being credited and two others waived the hearing and less than an hour, the judge called for a five minute recess after attorneys started to argue with each other. some attorneys are asking their cases be separate said calling fact that more than 16 defense attorneys are present at at same time a waste of time. >>> and a suspected heat wave to hit our area this week. sky 6 hd showing you penn's landing and a lot of cloud cover out there but the real story is the heat and humidity. meteorologist, david murphy, is here with a look at how the oppressive heat will stick around. it's looking like hot and humid conditions and billing in getting warm across the region and on the lookout for storms that may mop later in the day. right now satellite and radar is not showing you anything coming up in the present. as we take a closer look at temperatures, temperatures are on the

they will temper ships it gives as the huge boost for development says we will develop football in our country more than it was before because now we have a parts you need to have such a beautiful stadium as you mentioned before of course you will grow up our football players throw from young so we create their new football school so they didn't have that that's we didn't have before because if you've never had their. ships full of course for development of football it's a huge. huge cheer task but let's see and now all the infrastructure will help us in that and we've tried to give you guys a sense of. the culture a flavor of what it's like to be in russia to meet russian people to enjoy the culture of the cuisine and i want to take you back stan because this journey for us started two months ago when we sort of went on a reconnaissance mission around the four hundred cities we met some fascinating people people on the street members of the public celebrities when the first things we have to dream of this you learn to. be ready we should finish as we started i think you are leaving. s

it could temper democrat hopes majorityg the house next year. trump's low approval rating which dropped to 36% could also be significant if it fails to improve in the next year. the survey suggests a shifting electric could propel democrats to major gains if voters have skipped previous midterm elections show up to cast ballots in 2018. a republican in danbury, connecticut. lifer: for america expectancy declined during obamacare. i think obamacare contributed to it. the country was less healthy. off in thater respect prior to its enactment. think any one party has the wisdom to write a law that will solve health care. i think democrats, obamacare or anything that would replace it would be just as bad. it's too complicated. involves too many people. host: elizabeth, democrat. what do you think? i am totally -- i am thelly against repealing affordable care act. until something else is in place. fors absolutely unnecessary people to lose pre-existing conditions. i'm disabled. i would not be able to have insurance. i have worked all my life until a

. >> reporter: but the defense argues that ryan had a violent temper and shayna's mother sharon hubers says investigators abe wrong about her daughter. er shayna hubers is not a otrderer. no she is not. >> ninan: you can see peter's full report tonight on 48 hours right here on cbs. up next it cost $3 million and can top 260 miles an hour. who wants to drive? hour. who wants to drive? >> ninan: we end tonight in greenwich connecticut where a transportation correspondence cliff vanally took a spin in the fastest car. take a look at the bugatti chiron. the new bugatti chiron is designed to get your attention. >> you better hit the gas. >> reporter: and like a fighter jet -- but that need for speed -esn't come cheap. you'll need to be in the tom cruise or jamie foxx tax bracket to afford one. axat am i going to spend if i want a bugatti. >> $3.3. >> reporter: $3.3 million. >> correct. >> you got one of the cars to work right especially the limited edition. you get a car which is the most powerful most beautiful and most luxurious car in the world. our customer want an average of a-35 cars

serious fuel spending for those entities so quite a surprising turn of events here yeah a lot of ill tempered diplomacy doing the rounds this friday miguel thanks very much for that thanks so much. a lot of developments going on in the past few hours and you know going to have the latest on that for you in the next thirty five minutes or so this is also international. for many particularly his critics a trumpet ministration is nothing less than chaos on steroids for some who know the president this is merely business as usual for him is this a winning strategy for the president america and the world. this man. who was. it was. kind of. this you. just see the. who he will get a good area for immigrants it's. never really know for sure but this has been. so i. know. when i started no i. i didn't plan on the you know. we're going to avoid a ship would rush to the telly i.d.p. that's all meant it's only displaced persons that flee to a recently from clashes that happens. a lot of good people separate across front lines and it can cross the front line a lot of the people that fled without knowing

he has a malignant temper. he has a rage inside him. he could snap like that. that became clear to the american people when he butchered his ex-wife, the mother of his children while his children slept inside. he chose the most of brute pal barbaric way you can murder somebody you can think. he had road rage incidents and domestic violence allegations against him. i give it 50-50 that it won't rekrert to that dark side again. jesse: he will probably go to the state of until where he owns property that can't be seized. what kind of friends will he be associating with? if he messes up just once, he goes right back to prison. >> there are people who would love to play golf with o.j., have drinks with o.j. there are people it's a big gloact golfing community. there are lots of golfers who want to kill their wives. that was a sick joke in the 90s. i believe he will have plenty of company. i believe the peril for o.j. is if something doesn't go his way. somebody says something about him killing his wife. sparking some -- i just think he's so explosive, that this i.e.

they will temper ships it gives as the huge push for development we will develop football in our country here more than it was before because now we have a parts you need to have such a beautiful stadium as you mentioned before of course of course we will grow up our football players throw from young so we create their new football schools so they didn't have that to be didn't have before because if you've never had there they will turn to shit so of course for development of football it's a huge. huge cheer task but let's see and now all the infrastructure survey will help us in that and i'll just leave you with a thought but she only infantino the face for president said speaking about russia hosting the games in response to how well russia has got it he said well russia we're supposed to be bob hope so if every tournament is like this i don't care how bought it is if it continues to be hosted like this so that it's words of praise from the fake president himself. you can not turn your back on the action for a moment we've had a goal it's been chilly chilly chilly although i am not i d

home what's the conclusion collusion now we don't have that yet i say illusion and do you lose your temper or clear every wind forward conclusion collision no illusion delusion yet. if you with though haven't quite embraced conway's clarity instead turning her into internet memes one user suggested she's being held captive by the us president or that she should have held up the reserve final result of the twenty sixteen election while another thought it was like being taught by a kindergarten teacher. the panama paper scandal which exposed the shady offshore accounts of the world's movers and shakers caused a big headache for the pakistani prime minister but following a court case he was cleared of any wrongdoing in april however he's back in the dark following a new twist involving his daughter's apparent lack of computer skills. coming up next we report on the economic plight of quite a rico as the caribbean and struggles to cope with its multibillion dollar debt. public wealth. when the ruling class is reject them so. we can all middle of the room. delete the real news. present growing

. >> you sometimes admitted you had a short temper and today, i want to say i forgive you for having poured water over my head while we were sitting at a table under the pretext that i said things you felt were misogynist. i love you, mom. >> over the years, we learned to share you with friends, some close, some less so, as well as some people we didn't know -- millions. sometimes when they pass you in the street, people would greet you with their -- with your first name as if they had also went sat on your lap. the french president praised her work to preserve the memory of the holocaust and to have not held this against germany as she saw greater peace and freedom in europe. he also commended the fight to get abortion legalized in france through a law that to the day bears her name. >> for example will never leave us. decided on i have agreement with her family that she will be laid to rest with her husband in the pantheon. this shock announcement was greeted with laws. so she will join scores of other great national figures including voltaire and victor hugo to be buried in the ce

the time frame, the substance of the meeting and the tempers of the time are all extremely hard to predict. host: with regard to syria in particular, what will you be looking for with regard to russia and its involvement in the cease-fire that began earlier today? caller: i would be looking for any indication that russia is going to try to keep -- try to ofrease its presence enforcers or peacekeepers beyond this very small part of southwest syria that the agreement announced this weekend covers. joining us heintz from russia, thank you so much. caller: my pleasure. from let's go to kevin california, line for republicans with michael o'hanlon at the table. caller: good morning. i hope you are well. hope you are well. it is my opinion in the last half decade, the russians have had ties with the americans with plenty of sanctions that hinder the country. without question, the russians had a best interest to vote for donald trump because they maybe saw hillary clinton as an extension of those sanctions. what exactly did the russians due to mess with our elections? infar as our concern, it was

. >>> cricket players are often well behaved, pretty even-tempered. but now a brit is making some buzz for his excitement. >> number 26, he's the bowler, he comes in, okay. he caught. so you can get out in cricket. now what is that? the slug? the slug? >> oh, yeah. i don't think i've seen that move before, but yes, is it the inchworm perhaps? >> i've played a lot of cricket, and i've never seen that. >> we're sure he's doing that on purpose? >> what you mean you think he's doing that on purpose? you think that's a mistake? >> it's an odd celebratory or dance move. is this something normal? for your people? >> no. normally when you take a wicket as it's called, you appeal to the umpire guy, and you just say "how's that" and if you're out, he puts the finger up like that, and if not, he looks at you like that and shakes his head like you're a moron. >> your kids should turn around duringhe sidelines. >> you could do the inchworm. >> i bet it was a bet. somebody said if you do the slug, i'll give you five quid. >> would you do that for five quid? >> i'd

this is a man who has a volatile temper. can he behave himself now? one wonders. >> neil: thank you both very, very much. you might have heard a little bit back and forth about this o.j. simpson thing. he is free and will be officially out in october. we thought we'd pass along and give you a little bit of financial closer to that as well. for whatever we can glean from that. meantime, this is also not only the anniversary of the 48th anniversary of man landing on the moon, it is the six-month anniversary of the inauguration of donald trump. how's he doing? we'll tell you. it's ok that everybody ignores me when i drive. it's fine. because i get a safe driving bonus check every six months i'm accident free. because i don't use my cellphone when i'm driving. even though my family does, and leaves me all alone. here's something else... i don't share it with mom. i don't. right, mom? i have a brand new putter you don't even know about! it's awesome. safe driving bonus checks, only from allstate. sometimes i leave the seat up on purpose. switching to allst

. >> and if you have ever lost your temper with customer service, you are not alone. a new study by messaging platform live person is suggesting that men curse at customer service agent more than women, and women tends to use soft curses like shoot, stupid, gosh, and goodness. ranked the least polite state, and idaho the most polite, jim , a hell, customers behave better when agent address tell by name. >> oh, okay. >> i can see. that will but are those curse words shoot and gosh because if that's the case, then ... >> ya, we curse pretty oven? >> ya. >> that's interesting, though, roxanna. >> i haven't been to south jersey or philly then, get some of those words. >> right. >> thanks, roxanna. we like to do it with flare. >> yes. >> being an expressor. >> being expressive two, groups in south philly engaged in a battle over the right to park in the middle of broad street. >> but political action group known as fifth square suing to have cars banned from having cars park along the media, south broad street, other resident, though, are pushing back, they say they need t

new jersey governor chris christie caught on camera, apparently losing his temper with a fan. it happened in milwaukee. governor christie telling the man, quote, you're a big shot. unclear what set the governor off. >>> and terrifying moments high above western germany. about 100 people stranded while crossing the rhine river. on a cable car. a baby among them. incredibly, nobody reported hurt. >>> next, warnings for those of us reading our phones while walking. officials in honolulu making it illegal for pedestrians to cross a street or highway while viewing the handheld device. talking on your phone is okay, while you're in that crosswalk, but not reading. the distracted pedestrian law goes into effect in october. >>> and from fast to furious for one new car owner. police in england say the driver of a brand-new ferrari bought the luxury sports car one hour before destroying it in this fiery wreck. get this. the car said to have cost him close to $300,000. ouch. >>> up next, he may be 102, but what this great grandfather is about to pull off may land him right in the record

director and the investigation and electric temper is going strong so. when he's on message he's pretty good but as we know he's not always on message and so. it remains to be seen at the g. twenty meeting whether or not is the off the cuff unpredictable president we know or whether or not he's going to be more scripted just look at the ratio they're pretty simple math sometimes going into situations not knowing what to thank you give kudos to president transfer what he said in poland he wrote in this this op ed that. you're hopeful but you're particularly you're not optimistic about his doing much at this three day meeting why is that well i mean you know it's really not in his sweet spot the agenda items that they're going to talk about climate change he's the only one of the leaders of the g twenty who doesn't support the paris climate accord they want to talk about free trade the theme of this by the way lindsey is the interconnectedness of the world right there and he is mr trump is acting more like an isolationist but the second topic is trade and

but the power to pardon is one that was put in place to be in the public interest, temper justice with mercy. think about the stability of the country and in this case, what really needs to take place is that investigations need to go forward for the integrity of democracy. and so the pardon seems very inappropriately placed. but again raising the issue and the way it was raised castes a whole suspicion over the presidency. by implicitly suggesting there's guilt and a need for pardon. >> leslie vinjamuri, thank you for being with us. >> thank you. >> president trump's son-in-law and senior adviser is due in capitol hill. jared kushner will meet with senior staffers to answer questions about alleged ties between the trump campaign and russia. additionally donald trump jr. and former trump campaign manager paul manafort have agreed to provide records to the senate judiciary committee. investigators want to know about a meeting that took place at trump tower in june of last year where the trump team was promised damaging information on hillary clinton from the russian government. straight

when he flashed his temper. he says i lived a conflict free life, no you didn't print i was never accused of wielding a weapon against anybody. what about the knife at rockingham. he almost felt justified in getting his memorabilia back which is insane. i think he was over sentenced for this first burglary because the judge wanted him to pay the price for skating on a double homicide but now i feel bad for nicole brown simpson's family, i feel bad for the goldman family, this opens up an incredible amount of new wounds, he's going to do whatever he can. i think there is going to be a new chapter in the life of oj, i don't see him riding off into the sunset in florida, i don't think you can help himself. i don't think he has any impulse control, they're going to be looking to push his buttons. >> juan: i think he is reviled in this country including the hollywood elite, the fancy crowds. that's what i think. >> kimberly: he doesn't need the fancy hollywood elites, wait and see what happens. >> greg: i bet he coul

., reagan, bill clinton, they all had tempers. they all -- >> big tweeters. >> neil: george washington, there was a tweeter. >> they kept it private and they kept it -- >> neil: so it's dangerous. >> you know, i think what he's doing calling out the utter hypocrisy, they had somebody on the payroll, holding up a bloody head of the president, the theater company -- >> neil: so -- >> i really agree with andrea. i would like him to focus -- >> a fox news alert. >> the attacks people are doing to him are unprecedented. >> but he's the president. >> i agree his good tweets are being ignored. it's like an ink blot test. july fourth tomorrow, all liberals can say a broken clock is right twice a day, right? like bill clinton helped pass welfare reform. barack obama launched my brother's keeper. i said something nice. why can't liberals say something nice about him? >> have you heard about fonzie jumping the shark? him wrestling and beating the crap out of somebody him with a cnn logo is him beating the shark. >> neil: we're getting a twee