lemonis: mike, seriously? mike: yeah. lemonis: i came back to denver after a week to get started on the new longboard. and i wanted to share with mike some work that i've been doing on my end to help the business. hey, bud. -josh: hey. lemonis: but i ran into josh outside before going in. did you share the news with your wife? -josh: i did. -lemonis: how'd she feel? josh: excited. we were on cloud nine. lemonis: what do you mean "were"? josh: well, what i've heard is that we're not taking that deal. he wants to renegotiate with you. lemonis: what was the point of the handshake, then? josh: i don't know. i-i'm a big handshaker, too, and i know from the deals you do that, uh, you do it all in the handshake. lemonis: [ sighs ] ay, ay, ay. i've been operating under this impression that mike and i have a deal. we shook hands. and now i'm hearing that he wants to renegotiate with me. what's this bull[bleep] about? has anything changed here since i left? josh: well, besides chris quitting, um -- -lemonis: chris quit? -josh: yeah

smith took, mike. >> mike: nobody else has more than two, i should say. we'll take a time-out. 4:30 remaining, game control. [ natura[ ding ]] ah! agent gascoine was killed last night. [ music playing ] did you know him? enough to say hello. ♪ reach out and touch faith. everyone you get close to... winds up dead. this only ends one way. rated r. ♪ reach out and touch faith. guys...i'm trapped, my boss wants me here. raz, where are you? we are not leaving without you. . ♪ rapunzel?! ♪ look for my c-hr. ♪ that was fun. wait till you see where we're going. introducing an all-new crossover. toyota c-hr. toyota. let's go places. man, i might just chill puppymonkeybaby... puppymonkeybaby... puppymonkeybaby... puppymonkeybaby... puppy... ...monkey... ...baby ...puppymonkeybaby... mountain dew kickstart. dew. juice. caffeine. >> mark: once again, it's about the dynamic duo. this time, it not curry and durant. it's lebron james and kyrie irving. starting the game

mike: marcus. mike fleming. -lemonis: nice to meet you. -mike: oh, my gosh. and welcome to farrell's ice cream parlour. are you celebrating anything today? lemonis: i'm celebrating life. [ siren wails, bell dings ] [ horns honking ] woman: whoo! together: it goes 1, 2, a 1, 2, 3. happy birthday! -woman: happy birthday. -lemonis: wow. out of nowhere, this big drum comes, and people are screaming, "happy birthday!" -i mean, it was crazy. -woman: happy birthday! lemonis: how does everybody feel about the awesome birthday songs? woman: it was just too loud. we couldn't have a conversation. -lemonis: too much? -woman: yeah. lemonis: i'm all for having fun and singing happy birthday and celebrating things, but there's a point where it's not an enjoyable dining experience anymore. man: well, this would be our menu. lemonis: okay. mike: the theme is a turn-of-the-century theme. lemonis: how many different items are on this menu? -mike: there's over 100. -lemonis: there's a lot on here. so, you've had a ton of restaurant experience? mike: i had very little restaurant

smith took, mike. >> mike: nobody else has more than two, i should say. we'll take a time-out. 4:30 remaining, game four. cavs still in control. [ natural sound ] [ ding ] ah! agent gascoine was killed last night. [ music playing ] did you know him? enough to say hello. ♪ reach out and touch faith. everyone you get close to... winds up dead. this only ends one way. rated r. ♪ reach out and touch faith. guys...i'm trapped, my boss wants me here. raz, where are you? we are not leaving without you. just go downstairs now. ♪ rapunzel?! ♪ look for my c-hr. ♪ that was fun. wait till you see where we're going. introducing an all-new crossover. toyota c-hr. toyota. let's go places. man, i might just chill puppymonkeybaby... puppymonkeybaby... puppymonkeybaby... puppymonkeybaby... puppy... ...monkey... ...baby ...puppymonkeybaby... puppymonkeybaby... mountain dew kickstart. dew. juice. caffeine. >> mark: once again, it's about the dynamic duo. this time, it not curry and durant. it's lebron james and kyrie irving. starting the game, setting the tone. agg

>> mike: yes. by the end of the hour today. >> harris: such an over achiever. >> kennedy: hillary clinton on the attack again. some democrats are starting to turn on her saying it's time to move on and for the party to look forward. are they right? ♪ mmmm. mmmm. mmmm... ugh. nothing spoils a moment like heartburn. try new alka-seltzer ultra strength heartburn relief chews. it's fast, powerful relief with no chalky taste. [ sings high note ] ultra strength, new from alka-seltzer. enjoy the relief. >> i am really worried and i worry not just because there are partisan differences, but we are living in such an abnormal time. when we look at the way that this white house is behaving about some of the biggest challenges we face, it is deeply troubling. it is also worrisome that it could cause lasting damage to our institution. >> meghan: that hillary clinton on the attack at a gun, slimming president trump one day after blaming 24 different things for her election laws. some democrats are turning on h

mike? >> mike: doris, 38 in game one, 33 in game two and 31 here tonight. as golden state takes a commanding 3-0 lead and now the cavaliers in a position that no team has wiever carawled out of. and the fans in oakland at oracle arena watching game three on the big screen celebrating as their team stays perfect in the postseason, including on the road. so, now, we've got game four back here in cleveland on friday night. we'll have it for you on abc. "nba countdown" kicks off our coverage, 8:30 eastern. tipoff shortly after 9:00. golden state will go for history, and try and become the first team ever to be perfect throughout an nba playoffs. final score, 118-113. "sportscenter" currently airing on espn. we'll have full postgame coverage. for producer tim corrigan, director jimmy moore, jeff van gundy, mark jackson and doris burke and our entire abc crew, mike breen saying thanks so much for watching here on abc, home of the nba finals. >>> four. three, two. one. >> dubs and cavs. game four, friday at 9:00 e.t. on abc. z26vfz z5yz y26vfy y5yy perfect dasure

under those circumstances, why did mike pompeo still give mike flynn access to the most secret information in the u.s. government? for nearly three weeks. and honestly, is there something magic about being cia director that precludes people from asking you these questions? is there something magical about being cia director that precludes you from having to answer the questions about the stuff he appears to be right in the middle of? joining us now is jeremy bash served as chief of staff to the cia director and chief of staff to the secretary of defense. mr. bash, thank you very much for being here. thank you for being on the show, so late at night in particular. >> good evening, rachel. >> the times is reporting mike pompeo was briefing mike flynn with the president even though the cia, cia officers have reviewed those transcripts, they were in on the granular information about flynn that led to the serious concerns about flynn. just top line what is your initial reaction to this news? >> a couple things, rachel. first of all, they aren't cia secrets being briefed to the president. they a

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mike morrell: absolutely. and this decision almost ensures, if this goes through and the next president does not change it, this decision is going to make the climate worse and therefore have national security applications from that very significant prospective. the other national security issue here is that there are specific national security implications of climate change. for example, water shortages and fights, conflicts between nations overwater. instability caused by the increasing size of deserts. food problems in the instability that causes. there is a whole bunch of stuff we in the intelligence community study, the national security fallout of climate change. those are going to get worse as the climate gets worse. two huge national security implications. then there are two other implications that i think about. one is i think this is going to significantly impact u.s. leadership in the world. this is as bad if not worse than barack obama's decision not to enforce the redline on syria. as you remember

mike: it is interesting. i think you do have a big disconnect right now between what the fed is implying through the dots versus what is implied in the market. and you know, the question is, who is ultimately going to be right? our view is that the market is probably more right here. over time, you will see the fed dots come down. they are going to imply certainly less tightening than they are implying right now. that is where we are going. we do think the economy has some real challenges in front of it, and we think the data will validate that as we move forward. jonathan: is it a case of the market being right or the fed being right or one being wrong? or actually maybe this is just where it is going. maybe what people anticipated coming into the year when the fed was going to hike, you get a steeper curve, that is just not what is going to happen here. greg: kathy made the point earlier that there are a lot of expectations in terms of what was going to happen in d.c. in terms of regulatory reform, tax refo

mike baker is here. he is a best-selling author, former member of israel's top counterterror unit and the founder of a leading manufacturer of law enforcement products. he specializes in late '80s hair metal drumming. aaron cohen is here. heavy metal hair metal. i want to start with you, mike. two of these three attackers were already known to authorities, we are being told. one of them it's being reported that a friend called one of these hotlines and reported him because he was obsessed with hate preaching youtube videos. and also police were warned that at least one of them was actively radicalizing children in local parks, giving them treats and candy. the theme, much like we signed manchester and orlando and san bernardino, at least some if not all of the terrorists already on law enforcement's radar. help me out. how does this keep happening? >> mike: this is why the public sometimes loses their mind, and the top line story you hear is that it it's an intel failure or law enforcement failure. the r

today, vice president mike pence hired private counsel. he hired a private lawyer to represent him personally in the ongoing investigations into the trump russia affair both in congress and by the special council former fbi director robert mueller. as of last night we now know the mueller special counsel investigation has now spread to include not just the russia investigation, but also the behavior of the president himself. the special counsel now looking at potential obstruction of justice by the trump white house related to the ongoing russia investigation. and because of this news about mike pence today, i think now we have learned one of the things that's going to end up being really important about what we understand about robert mueller's special counsel investigation. the order spelled out that he would be investigating the question of whether the trump campaign or trump associates were involved in the russian attack on our election last year and he would be investigating other members that arose directly from them. but beyond what

and i'm so glad mike and karen were able to come on and share their story. >> karen and mike, stay with me here, with andy. joan walsh and nancy giles are here. we talk about politics a lot. we talk about policy a lot. joan, you've been covering the health care battles for seven-plus years. i wonder what you're thinking. >> i'm thinking what the hell kind of a country are we, ari, that michael has to lose sleep wondering if he can stay in his home with his family? i mean what is this family supposed to do? paul ryan has been dreaming about cutting this program since he was hanging out at keggers in college. he's told that story. >> what kind of a man is he? >> what kind of a monster is he? who dreams of cutting medicaid? they act like people are merely takers. they don't act like they understand hardship of any kind. paul ryan, who actually got social security as a survivor when his father died, god bless him. i mean the cruelty -- karen uses that word. it's the only word we can use. the cruelty of this bill is beyond belief. if donald trump is really going to go along with this, don't

mike lawrence, you just scraped by. all right. >> the story of my life. >> chris: next, i believe in miracles. white privilege with abs, justin bieber has just broken a record! and sadly that record is not "believe" by justin bieber. instead he's broken the record previously held by the beatles for having two top three billboard songs for the most consecutive weeks. jesus jesus christ. >> that is formal wear. >> he is going to a wedding there. the old record was 12 weeks, but the biebs upped it to 13, which also happens foob the age of most of his fans. the remaining beatles took the news hard, they said, quote, who? but since this kid can do anything now except grow a mustache, comedians what is another record justin bieber is going to break? >> pauly. >> world's roughest hands. >> chris: yes. you want to get lost in them. roll around in them. >> the most (bleep) cautionary tale. >> chris: points. very good. marcella. >> setting off the most amber alerts. >> chris: yes. very good. perfect. good stuff. next up, swimsuit

mike? >> mike: kevin durant shining his bringest on the nba's biggest stage. caps off a brilliant finals with 39 points, seven more rebounds, five assists, and the emotions flowing here at oracle arena. steph curry with his second nba championship. 34-10 tonight for curry. and this time, as durant just mentioned, they win it in front of these unbelievably loyal fans. and the finals mvp, andre iguodala, with 20 points off the bench. you see him there in that crowd. as golden state wins the 2017 finals in five games. much more to come. we will return to oakland for the trophy presentation after these messages. i like russo. his on/off splits are the best here. yeah, but his offensive win shares didn't even break 4. come on, check out that stop-and-pop! what do you think? my trade-off analytics indicate no one creates more space on offense. this allows him to nail a jumper from a densely populated urban area. what you're trying to say is from way downtown? i am still learning. i can see that. i am still learning. he's a skinny teenager, who'll never make it in a

mike? >> mike: doris, 38 in game one, 33 in game two and 31 here tonight. as golden state takes a commanding 3-0 lead and now the cavaliers in a position that no team and the fans in oakland at oracle arena watching game three on the big screen celebrating as their team stays perfect in the postseason, including on the road. so, now, we've got game four back here in cleveland on friday night. we'll have it for you on abc. "nba countdown" kicks off our coverage, 8:30 eastern. tipoff shortly after 9:00. golden state will go for history, and try and become the first team ever to be perfect throughout an nba playoffs. final score, 118-113. "sportscenter" currently airing on espn. we'll have full postgame coverage. for producer tim corrigan, director jimmy moore, jeff van gundy, mark jackson and doris burke and our entire abc crew, mike breen saying thanks so much for watching here on abc, home of the nba finals. >>> four. three, two. one. >> dubs and cavs. game four, friday at introducing the ifrom subway.ction head in now to grab the five

did mike pompeo personally know the concerns about mike flynn when he continued with those briefings? did the cia director know there was a compromised situation for the national security advisor while he kept giving the potentially compromised official very secret information? the "the new york times" tonight reports one unnamed administration official says that whether or not mike pompeo knew personally about the concerns of mike flynn, he hadn't told the president about those concerns. this is very serious stuff. it has remained sort of an interesting, at least for me, an increasing point of focus as to why mike pompeo has not been asked directly in open session about these things that he was apparently in on as this very serious stuff unfolded at the white house, these allegations about dan coats and now the questions of why he was still giving the pdb to mike flynn. he had not been asked directly at this under oath in open session in congress. i don't know if there's a reason blind tha behind that. maybe it will change. why was it still going to that guy? we'll be right back. [ s

mike huckabee is here. and he once worked at the securities and exchange commission, fox news contributor, and associate editor of the editorial page of "the wall street journal." naturally he specializes in economics and financial issues. james freeman is here. yesterday i suggested less vitriol. i cited example after example of liberal politicians and celebrities using deadly metaphors for their dislike of trump policies but instead of a mia coble, nancy pelosi decided it wasn't their fault and called out republicans for the attack on, wait for it, republicans. >> i think the comments made by my colleagues are outrageous. the the dignity of we would like congress to command. how dare they say such a thing? >> eric: more and more divisiveness from the left. >> when did she say this? yesterday or today. my gosh. everyone will say, how long will the civility last. now we know not very long. i remember after 9/11, you had members of congress standing on the capitol steps singing "god bless america." that didn

situational awareness. >> i agree, mike. there are guys that don't have the opportunity to cheat but i also say a guy who doesn't have the opportunity to cheat is probably a smart guy because he is keeping himself out of trouble. >> good one. >> you know what i'm saying. if you don't put yourself in the situation too give yourself an opportunity to cheat, you are probably doing yourself a favor. >> mike, thank you very much. >> sage. >> a lot of wisdom. >> anybody have relationship issues i'm always available to help out. >> are you on twitter for guys that need advice. >> i'm on twitter, mike classic pro, on twitter and that is on instagram. >> he is a good follow. >> oh, yeah, mike classic pro. >> yes. >> i have been pretty well trained. >> by, who. >> just -- >> women. >> where i don't look at women on the street anymore when i'm with my women. >> it took you how many years of getting beaten down. you figured this out in the last year. >> wait a minute, not even not a quick second glance. >> not anymore. >> i don't have a

mike? >> mike: kevin durant shining his bringest on the nba's biggest stage. caps off a brilliant finals with 39 points, seven more rebounds, five assists, and the emotions flowing here at oracle arena. steph curry with his second nba championship. 34-10 tonight for curry. and this time, as durant just mentioned, they win it in front of these unbelievably loyal fans. and the finals mvp, andre iguodala, with 20 points off the bench. you see him there in that crowd. as golden state wins the 2017 finals in five games. much more to come. we will return to oakland for the trophy presentation after these messages. i like russo. his on/off splits are the best here. yeah, but his offensive win shares didn't even break 4. come on, check out that stop-and-pop! what do you think? my trade-off analytics indicate no one creates more space on offense. this allows him to nail a jumper from a densely populated urban area. what you're trying to say is from way downtown? i am still learning. i can see that. i am still learning. he's a skinny teenager, who'll never make it in a

mike immediately filed a report with wow air. days later, they sent him an e-mail informing him his bag was located and would be fedexed to him. >> perfect. this is what i wanted. >> reporter: then this oblong box arrived. >> this is about seven feet long -- it's bigger than my body. like no way this can be luggage in any way. >> reporter: the label indicates the long skinny box had shipped from wow air at newark airport to mike. >> only it's not my luggage. it's a gigantic car part from toyota motors. >> reporter: mike contacted wow and discovered that after it found his lost luggage in newark, it lost it, again. >> this is when everything sort of snowballed out of control. >> reporter: he returned the box and kept on wow about his bag's whereabouts. mike says he e-mailed every two or three days, but no response. he kept a tally of the day's would you was silent and stopped counting at 50. >> can somebody just act a little human towards me a little bit. >> reporter: finally he sent us his photos and asked for help. we wanted to

it concerns cia director mike pompao. he was well liked in the house and definitely seen as a bombastic trump enthusiasts. trump loyal. profile in the trump russia investigation and the obstruction of justice investigation into the president. despite the fact that mike pompao turns up in the center of the scandals. now one of them relates to one of the key allegations against the president concerning his possible obstruction of justice. this is an allegation resulted in hours of closed-door classified session testimony before the senate intelligence committee. we're also told that this allegation has caused bob mu d mueller to schedule closed-door interviews. "the washington post"s report on march 22 he asked two top intelligence officials who he appointed to their jobs. the director of national intelligence dan coats and the cia director mike. the president then asked the director of national intelligence dan coats if he could intervene with the fbi. if he could get the fbi to stop its russia-related investigation into m

>> mike? >> did we? >> yes. >> that's right, we did. >> you don't their? >> in fact i quizzed you on that, said it was the earlier heatwave we've her in philadelphia and you came through with a answer. >> i did find the answer. >> very great. i don't remember what it is any more. >> so here we go. >> i'll finds it. >> so yesterday on the show, we showed you over and over again this man who has some disability, being sucker punched, there it is, and a lot of people responded on twitter, i'm just going to give you an example of one of our viewers, this makes me so angry. i hope that they find those little sh -- word. >> don't need to say what it is. >> they d they found him. and they've been charged. >> but the thing is, some of tees guys, karen, are these kids, they've been in trouble before? >> well, may be connect today another case that happened possibly with a principal of a high school. we know that these four teens are now in custody, young teens, in connection with the attack. we also no

i want to go to mike for a second. mike has a great transition. mike written a very interesting article on partly have to do with brexit. i know you have been thinking about this for a while as well as your excellent work in the middle east, what about europe and the united states and these different ideas of nationalism and how they're playing out, i am curious to know if israel has been an example in this way and if this is coming out of 1967, this is an instance that while part of the world is moving this way towards globalization, towards lack of borders that israel after 67 is showing one thing and now we are seeing both in europe and the united states. >> i would not have thought to connect up those things in this conversations but i think i can do it at the risk of -- >> i am so sorry. >> it is pmy fault. >> it is interesting. i can do it without being reductive. >> there are two schools of thought which goes back to america about israel. one school of thought that says israel is a strategic liability to the united states and the other one

mike huckabee. you are outnumbered. >> mike: i usually am. great to be back in my thank you for having me. >> sandra: the senate g.o.p. working out their differences. mitch mcconnell is hoping to send a revised version of the bell to the congressional budget office by tomorrow. whether there should be fewer restrictions on plans and can be offered. pat toomey helped write the original bill and well everyone in his caucus may not agree on everything, he thinks they can reach an agreement. the speak on the think about it is we've got a few people who are not comfortable with the various provisions and we are trying to tweak it so we can hold on to some of our more moderate colleagues and more conservative colleagues. and it's easy, it would have already been done, but it is possible we get that agreement. >> sandra: president trump romance optimistic that his fellow republicans will get the job done. >> health care working along very well. we could have a big surprise with great health care packages. >> sandra: first of all, let's get to that b

, who made the call. >> there is a real mike williams. >> sorry, mike. >> will the real mike williams please stand up. >> please stand up. >> sip on that milk there. >> do you know how it is made. >> how milk is made it comes from a cow what about chocolate milk. >> it comes from chocolate cow s. >> chocolate cows they melt check late is that whether you were saying. >> so, you have seen brown cow s, of course. >> yes. >> spotted cows. >> you have to grab one of those. chocolate milk comes out. >> grab them by the utters. >> that is utterly ridiculous. >>> a shocking number of americans that happens that chocolate milk comes from >>from white cows. >> they have black >>> it is a day where we need that umbrella at least at some point throughout the day but in the comfortable 60's. buddy is also happy, that phillie finally won last night, a few showers in berks county, lancaster county, and then, downpours, also watching out, for a system off, that will be unsettled over weekend it will be a case where it is dry in one place shower moving through and then another. you need to be aware o

i happen to like the guy. >> happen to agree to disagree about mike flynn. >> he's not guilty. >> mike flynn sought immunity. >> let's litigate that at this table, he is not guilty -- >> are you going into the trump administration? >> we'll see. time will tell. >> good luck with thereat. they'd be lucky to have you. anthony scaramucci, thank you. >>> coming up, how democrats on the hill are responding at this hour. >> hiwhy didn't you stop and sa mr. president, this is wrong, i cannot discuss this with you? >> it's a great question. maybe if i were stronger, i would have. i was so stunned by the conversation that i just took it in and the only thing i could think to say, because i was playing in my mind, because i remember every word he said, i was playing in my mind what should my response be? that's why i very carefully chose the words. look, i've seen the tweet about tapes. lordy, i hope there are tapes. ♪ ♪ welcome to holiday inn! ♪ ♪ thank you! ♪ ♪ wait, i have something for you! ♪ ♪ making every stay a special stay. holiday inn, smiles ahead. whether for big meeti

when they get mike trout back he is underrated for how fast he is. >> a.j.: is there anything mike trout is underrated at? >> joe: i think probably a lot of things he is underappreciated for. don't you? >> a.j.: if you win mvp every year it's hard to be underappreciated at anything. >> joe: he only won two of them in five years, though. >> a.j.: only two? >> joe: a case could be made he shoulders -- he should have more. fouled back. 1-1. >> a.j.: if everyone called you the best player on the planet, and you are the best player on the plamet, mike trout is where he needs to be. >> a.j.: he is still very young. he has two mvps. i guarantee he would trade them all for a world series, an opportunity to play in the playoffs. maybe that is where he is underappreciated. playoff baseball. >> joe: yeah. that's the thing. only played three career postseason games. they were all losses. american league division series against kansas city in 2014. two on with one out in the ninth inning. barnes to maybin with the 1-1. the shot down the right field line for strike two. >> joe: barnes trying to keep i

mike: wasn't right. when celeste time you heard anyone talk about infrastructure spending, which everyone had high hopes for this year going into trump. domestic spending from the administration was one of the reasons to get bullish on small caps, and also the dollar, that strong dollar, small caps tend to react better to that than the big caps with multinational exposure. it is in just a little bit of the fading of the euphoria of the trump trade when you look to that. vinnie: can i just point to another chart? statistics,nfotech if you like. the performance as well, is that going to change? mike: we'll see. the rotation out of tech is spooking a lot of people for sure. everyone was overweight tech. through fueling this fire i go back to this note from goldman sachs earlier in june where they called it a crowded trade. it's like yelling fire in a crowded theater. people get spooked by that. that said, there is no reason -- tech is still forecast to be the best earnings growth in the s&p 500. i can't ima

that's the kind of person mike was. now, llary fong also tells me that mike was a devout christian who loved his wife and kids.in san francisco, charles clifford kron 4 news. (pam) it is a day u-p-s workers who were there... will remember for the rest of their lives... and we are hearing chilling accounts of what those heart-stopping moments were like. (steve) nearly 900 people work at that facility. and grant lodes is here with one man's story...who hopes everyone learns something from this tragedy. (grant) bottom line...be nicer to people...ask if everything's alright...try to relax in this hustle and bustle of smart phones and social media. nick doesn't want us to use his last name, but says he was inside the facility when he first heard the gunshots. he quickly went outside. nick/ups driver- "that's where i saw one of our guys get shot, saw, i saw the first shot and i turned and ran. so, uh, little shook up...thankfully, i ran across the street, otherwise i would have been right there, um, and that's that's when the

it was admiral mike rogers, the head of the national security agency. he was apparently spotted at trump tower less than a week and half after the election. what was very strange about that, mike rogers head of the nsa, he took personal leave from work, he took a personal day to leave washington, d.c. where he worked running the nsa to travel to new york presumably on his own dime, to go visit the candidate the president-elect at trump tower? incidentally, mike rogers, as an admiral in the navy and head of the nsa he's in the military chain of command he answers to the commander in chief at that time was barack obama. apparently mike rogers did not even tell president obama or the obama administration generally he was doing this, he was taking a personal day to leave d.c., go to new york toisit the president-elect. it was the "wall street journal" first to report on nsa head, mike rogers, playing hooky that day. they were also first to report on why he might have done it, the prospect the president-elect might give mike rogers a big promotion, he might

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to lay off the mike flynn part of the trump/russia investigation. again, not only saying that the president had told him that, but saying crucially that contemporaneously at the time he had made a written note of it and told other people that the president made this wildly inappropriate request to him. we knew that about james comey. now yet another senior official in the trump administration apparently went through the same thing and told people contemporaneously that the president had directed him to try to stop the fbi investigation. just a remarkable advance in the news. we started this week waiting for the comey testimony. waiting for james comey to testify on thursday before the senate intelligence committee. everybody parked at the edge of their seats waiting to hear what the former fbi director will say w these reported claims that president trump asked comey to call off the investigation into flynn. friends and colleagues of comey say he described contemporane s contemporaneously to them requests to stop the trump/russia investigation. on t

what day is it mike? mike, mike, mike? >> hump day. >> that thing jumped shark? >> not in this room. >> no. we are the shark. >> it is just cool outside. >> cool. >> as cool as mike jerrick. seven out of ten is your number of the day. we will see quite a bit of cloud cover, but, enjoy your chocolate ice cream, because, it is chocolate ice cream day. and, yes, the phillies, four in a row now? what the what the. there is the cloud cover we were talking about here in old city. 54 degrees, 9-mile per hour breezes out of the northeast, and other temperatures, are in the 50's, throughout the region, as well. fifty-three atlantic city, lancaster, 50 pottstown, chillier 45 in the mountains, below the average of 80, but wait until you see how far we go above average in the seven day forecast, ready for the 90s? i'm ready sister laverne loved when i went above average. live look at the vine street expressway, accident here, westbound, lanes jammed up from 95 crossing town, everybody here trying to get the schuylkill expressway. >>lsrocity avenue, in toward spring garden, w

here's what we did mike jerrick. we asked mike g, camera guy. >> who doesn't like anything. >> thank you. okay? if there is anything here that he would actually like for fathers day, because did he say all he wants is be left alone, but listen up, there were a lot of things he saw that he really craved. >> he said anybody could like the weather, letterman, because you put it right in the car. he liked the idea of small things, that can you put in the car, take with you, have when you need it. >> true mike? >> true. >> okay. >> also like the first aid kit. >> loved the first aid kit. loved the idea of that, because there is nothing worse for a dad than when one of your kids gets hurt and you don't know what to do. >> now, this thing right here, diana, for being honest, he poo poo-d. >> no at the beginning he was like how could it than comfortable in i don't really need a chair. then mike, once you sat in the chair? >> good chair. >> good chair. >> tell us about the chair? >> the chair just felt up. it is great, so you

hey, caitlin. >> mike i hear you're very well liked. crash on 210 in southern maryland force add closure at palmer road. details still coming in. maureen. >> thank you both of you checking in with you in just a few. we start with developing news out of adams morgan. two police officers an dpw traffic patrol aide were struck during a hearne. >> the suspected driver is in custody and we confirm that a weapon was in the trunk of the vehicle. fox5's melanie alnwick is live from the scene with the latest in this story. mel. >> reporter: hey, good morning, guys. yeah, in adams morgan still cordoned off a the pickup truck still on the scene though it looks like they're getting ready to tow it out of here which tells us they've finished what they need to do on the scene as far as gathering evidence goes. i want to video we were able to shoot overnight. a lot of people find this very interesting. fbi agents arriving on the scene and you can see that jacket there, joint terrorism task force. now, we asked if terrorism was a motive of d.c. police

is that -- might insult mike, so i will call him reb mike. and these are somewhat separate points, but mike is correct in saying that the crucial factor here was egypt. and i think properly traces the source of nasser's approach to what had happened in '56, for that matter what happened in '48, the soldier that was captured in the '48 war by the israeli army. i am not sure that -- and the arab forces in general could win. and that is connected with, i mean no doubt wasn't completely unaware of some of the difficulties but i think it was, his confidence or such confidence that he had in the victory came from the way in which what was wrong about israel in the first place, that is i referred before to the shame of '48, which was that jews had beaten arabs and muslims and that seemed at first impossible and it was explained away twice first in '48. the same thing happened in '56 and that argument was made by them and i think it also persuaded them that they had never faced israel in a fair fight because if they did, they could take them because

lets say me and mike make a bet and i win bet and i say mike, you owe me 20 bucks. siri being smarter and with the new ios you could hit a button sending me $20 via apple pay. give someone a star bucks gift card that goes through there. safety feature, the phone can detect when you are driving and say listen, you're driving do you want me to put do not disturb on and auto text people back. nice safety feature. >> yes. >> hold on. >> do i to have give the permission to shut me down. >> yes. >> yes. >> you do it ahead of time, enable that feature. >> yes, exactly, shut off the phone and say we notice you are driving turn this off. >> do it in the set up. >> not every time you start this car. >> what was five you this dollars at this thing. >> imack, 5k monitor, $5,000, super powered system. there is your 10 seconds. >> you will not see that in my house. >> mike, once you go mack you will never go back. >> what has happened to you,al cigarettes macks are great. >> okay. >> i went back. >> you did. >> i did. >> we will discuss at a commercial break. >> black berry... >>

mike thinks fultz speed ahead. >> i got it. hold your breath. >> yes. >> it is time. i like that. it is time. >> wow. >> yeah. >> we will talk to them to see what they think. it is monday, june 19th 2017. it is a hot pick, and hot day to day. >> another one, yes. we got 90 yesterday, warm, humid already in the 70's and bus stop buddy has umbrella, why? we have strong thunderstorms in the forecast for later on in the day, they are not here just yet but we will keep an eye on radar and just be prepared, keep an eye to the sky this afternoon for strong to severe, thunderstorms, and remember if you are driving and you run into one of those big puddles that forms with the heavy downpours, turn around, do not drowned. that is your forecast for today. we will talk about what else is in store in the seven day forecast coming up in just a few minutes. bob kelly. how are folks doing on the roadways this morning and what is going on over there. >> you don't want to know what is going on. >> behind the scenes, baby. >> yes. >> 6:31. a live look school shot, look at that, here's city hall, do

what do you say, mike? i'll meet you here after church on sunday. >> please come down, mike, please. >> he's busy praying right now, bob, undoubtedly, of course. 9:27. so if you want to get out and enjoy this game, great phillies game today, businessman's special. if you're outside better grab a hat. some fancy hats. some wonderful fashion to have you stylish and protected. >> testing. >> ment. >> testing. >> testing. >> testing. fios is not cable. we're a 100% fiber optic network. now with our new fios gigabit connection, you get amazing download speeds up to 940 megs. it's 20 times faster than most people have. you get more speed that allows you to do more of the things you love. like binge watching game of thrones on multiple devices... while your son hosts a massive gaming tournament. and your daughter live streams yet another 4k video of herself singing... all at the same time. and the price is pretty amazing too. it's $79.99 a month. get fios gigabit connection for $79.99 per month online for one year

for eddie olczyk, and pierre mcguire, i am mike emrick. nbc sports thanks you for watching this presentation of the national hockey league. room towel. for the largest collection of championship merchandise, visit shop.nhl.com. the penguins are the stanley cup champions. supplies are limited so order today. it would be a great night to get it done to take advantage of the home crowd energy. >> that's right. right now, preparing to win it all. the warriors looking to capture the nba title tomorrow night and businesses in oakland are preparing for the celebration. >> the news starts right now. thanks for joining us. i'm terry mcsweeney. >> i'm peggy bunker with a primetime edition of the news because of the stanley cup finals that just finished up. the warriors quest for another championship. it could be a big party in oakland tomorrow. the city is getting ready. >> nbc bay area serge joe quintana in downtown oakland. fans are hoping they can wrap this up tomorrow night. >> fans are ready for a great game. and some tell me they were hoping f