jeff: the bay area. -- wererry your your parents in tech? jeff: no, teachers. i'm the only business person. i always have the weird business stories. they have the weird academic stories. host: how many hours a day do you spend in front of a screen? jeff: you find in tech as i progressed in my career, do more advisory work, i do less hands-on. just the nature. to stay connected, to feel i am not a sham, i still maintain the def con servers and update the systems. i spent a fair bit of time defending our network other people attacking it. that gives me enjoyment, and it is a huge pain in the ass. but you have to do one to stay current. i am more on mobile now than on my laptop, because emails i can do quickly, but when you are working on servers you need, like, five screens and a lot of screen real estate. : has black hat been hacked? would that be a badge of honor? jeff: def con was hacked a couple of times. i was hosting with a friend, and another hacker buddy saved up his exploit for nine months, waited until the convention to deface the website. it was being

jeff: voting rights. what is your reaction to the supreme court justice alito's stay on the latest voting rights decision in texas? derrick: repeat the question. jeff: what is your reaction to the stay that supreme court justice alito put on the voting rights act in texas? let me explain that to folks. derrick: i will let hilary explain because he is brilliant. he is brilliant. jeff: come on up. hilary? hilary: i am limping a little bit. i made the mistake of playing basketball with my 13-year-old. jeff: did you win? hilary: clearly not. [laughter] hilary: our concern over the shelby decision is clear. anytime you have something that dismantles the protections put in place for the voting rights act, whi are needed, and one of the most important sections is 4b. we are really talking about a rope-a-dope approach to weakening voter protections. it is no surprise the same organization that works so hard to put the voting rights act of 1965 in place in the first place is strongly opposed to anything that would

what is that line -- it's clear jeff flake's problem is more in character than anything else. >> jeff flake is essentially doing what donald trump is doing, except in reverse, which is making a statement about what he sees the values and the tone of the republican party should be. donald trump has a tone that he thinks should be the tone of the republican party. jeff flake, he reminded me of mitt romney. >> ever use the phrase compassionate conservative? >> when mitch mcconnell brings forward a bill, of course jeff flake is going to vote for that. donald trump has no policy ideology. he doesn't have any policies he wants to advance. he was brazen and bold saying i don't think people care about policy on the campaign trail. so yes, jeff flake is going to vote with the policies. >> jeff flake is a conventional republican conservative. donald trump is an unconventional, non-republican, non-conservative. >> and most of the base of the republican party agreed with donald trump. >> and they also agree with jeff flake. they like trump, they have no trouble with flake's voting record or no pr

jeff: who is liable, i do not know. there is very little responsibility at that level in the government. the last i knew, it took a while but the opm director resigned. the whole opm case study is actually fascinating. i use it, as what not to do in securing record. who is paying for it? we are all paying for it. the$500,000 or more -- 500,000 or more of us who got hacked. whonts, relatives, people worked within the past, your references, all of that information was compromised. nice little this four-page letter, which everyone received, which said, it really cracks me up because i use it again as a case study in my opm has no says -- responsibility or accepts any responsibility for this breach. said, whose responsibility is it then? you had all of our data, unencrypted, all of it in one anyone tothere for steal, and you're not taking any responsibility for it? then in the next two pages a sit there and counsel me on cyber hygiene. if you are running a corporation, would you have the cto or the cio and the office in the

jeff goldberg is live in charlottesville with a strong showing of solidarity. jeff? a quiet and peaceful sville, thecharlotte police making their presence known all over town. the cornerding at where the car plowed into the crowd of onlookers. the memorial for heather horace has grown -- the memorial grows with each hour, the songs got louder, the crowd bigger, the hopes heightened as charlottesville came together to heyer.2-year-old heather saturdays with heyer when she was killed as the car rammed into the group of people. >> imagine a car running at you at 60 miles per hour. jeff: the crash broke his ankle. >> this should not be happening. jeff: the driver of the vehicle, fields from ohio, has been charged with murder. earlier today, unite the right organizer jason kessler tried holding a press conference at but was shouted down by protesters. the authorities had to shield him and escort him to safety, with police snipers keeping close watch nearby. this morning at mount zion baptist church, virginia governor terry mcauliffe delivering a message to white nationali

i was insulted by behavior towards the attorney general and it seems to me that jeff sessions was a trumpet's before trump knew he was a trump a stoic a and treating your close political ally the guy that came out for you first in the senate when nobody would even get close to trump and to treat him this way in public i think is unconscionable and if you have an issue with your age he you should talk to him personally about it and not be airing it like he has jeff sessions is a very polarizing figure i like him very much have an enormous amount of respect for him. his entire time in the senate i think is commandable and to see him treated this way i think was absolutely wrong and maybe this is again maybe this transgender band playing good you know me goes out there and knew everybody was going to go you know you just go crazy about it which they have it has changed the story but i really hope that trump is going to say something public because since he has been so public about jeff sessions that he should make amends that would be because he's talked a lot about loyalty does he hav

jeff dewit is here. jeff, how important is the wall politically, and isn't worth a government shutdown? >> the wall is important not only politically but in every other way imaginable. it has to get done. president trump is not saying he wants to shutdown the government, but he is saying this is the top priority. he's got to get it done. so we're going to get it done. congress has the ability to not only appropriate funding right now but congress has the ability to make mexico pay for it right now. so if congress doesn't want to pay for it, make mexico pay for it, that's fine. but build the wall. >> kat: mexico doesn't seem interested. all that aside, aubrey, voters place tax reform and infrastructure higher than the wall. how important do you think it is? >> aubrey: one of the reasons i voted for trump was the promise of building the wall. i live in san diego and there's a lot of talk there. sex trafficking, rampant drugs. i have two boys, 8 and 6. i worry about that for them. i will say getting mexico

we go back to you in washington one thing that i want to go back to jeff sessions because i was i was insulted by behavior towards the attorney general and it seems to me that jeff sessions was a trump this before trump knew he was a trump a stoic a and treating your close political ally the guy that came out for you first in the senate when nobody would even get close to trump and to treat him this way in public i think is unconscionable and if you have an issue with your age he you should talk to him personally about it and not be airing it like he has jeff sessions is a very polarizing figure i like him very much have an enormous amount of respect for him. his entire time in the senate i think is commendable and to see him treated this way i think was absolutely wrong and maybe this is again maybe this transgender band playing good you know we goes out there and knew everybody was going to go you know you just go crazy about it which they have it has changed the story but i really hope that trump is going to say something publicly because since he has been so public about jeff sess

we go back to you in washington one thing that i want to go back to jeff sessions because i was i was insulted by trump speak havior towards the attorney general and it seems to me that jeff sessions was a trump a speech for trump knew he was a trump a stoic a and treating your close political ally the guy that came out for you first in the senate when nobody would even get close to trump and to treat him this way and. public i think is unconscionable and if you have an issue with your age you should talk to him personally about it and not be airing it like he has jeff sessions is a very polarizing figure i like him very much have an enormous amount of respect for him. his entire time in the senate i think is commendable and to see him treated this way i think was absolutely wrong and maybe this is again maybe this transgender band thing goes out there and knew everybody was going to go you know you just go crazy about it which they have it has changed the story but i really hope that trump is going to say something publicly because since he has been so public about jeff sessions that

i don't necessarily see this trolling i do see it is entirely intentional and yes it did take the jeff sessions story off the front page but i thought that this was all directed at sort of getting people's attention focused away from the failure of the obamacare repeal it measures in the senate and sort of the the gilded nature of the trump legislative agenda there the reality is yes the president knows that he can reset the agenda any time he tweets out something on something that's very controversial my sources are telling me that this transgender band issue was at work for some time several weeks to at least a month that sort of inside gentles there was chatter that this was coming down the pipeline and that it was just a matter of picking the right moment to make it known that up listen personally someone has been involved in politics now for what almost a quarter of a century what i rather the president didn't do things this way yes but then again i've been proven wrong time and again when it comes to this presidency and the impact of what he does and how it plays with the america

i don't necessarily see this trolling i do see it is entirely intentional and yes it did take the jeff sessions story off the front page but i thought that this was all directed at sort of getting people's attention focused away from the failure of the obamacare repeal it measures in the senate and sort of the the gilded nature of the trump legislative agenda there the reality is yes the president knows that he can reset the agenda any time he tweets out something and something that's very controversial my sources are telling me that this transgender band issue was at work for some time several weeks to at least a month that sort of inside gentles there was chatter that this was coming down the pipeline and that it was just a matter of picking the right moment to make it known that up listen personally someone has been involved in politics now for what almost a quarter of a century what i rather the president didn't do things this way yes but then again i've been proven wrong time and again when it comes to this presidency and the impact of what he does and how it plays with the americ

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how are things now, jeff? >> reporter: i would say free speech is being exercised bigtime on the streets of phoenix so far. no, connell, violence has transpired but people are making their views known. i'm struck, the police are doing a great job, many in plainclothes, some in full dress, but keeping both sides on this side as you see, these are the folks attending the trump rally on this side of the street, those on this side are protesting the president. sometimes it seems as we hear no hate in our state from the one side, it seems that almost everyone on this side of the street sees everyone in the trump line is a racist, and everyone in the trump line seems to see everyone on this side of the street as a communist or socialist. i think the truth is that neither is true, but as you see, it's just a lot of screaming at each other and fortunately that's all that it is at the moment, but as i say this, it's tense. it is a tense environment, presumably when the people that have come to the rally get inside, may

if, in fact, what jeff sessions is true, there will be great for this country. he wants to catch these people be for the next time they get to do it. they're going to use this 17 days the you talked about, not to find out who else has leaked, pump to prevent it from happening again, that's what counts. >> david: the last part of his statement when he said when a leak is out, it's already too late. jeff sessions is going to follow through, look at what he's doing with the gangs. he gets up and does his job every day. >> sandra: will leave it there, special counsel robert mueller reportedly in paneling a grand jury in the russia probe as president trump slams the investigation as fake. we debate how it will all play out and a warm welcome for a president and west virginia. my one call message saying president trump still has a formidable army behind him. i didn't know where i was from ethnically. so we sent that sample off to ancestry. my ancestry dna results are that i am 26% nigerian. i am just trying to learn as much as i can about my culture. i put the gele on

a fan of jeff flake, weak on border, of senator jeff flake, republican who is acing primary challenge this cycle and the president is also tweeted about jeff flake's rimary challenger, this was last week. great to see dr. kelly ward is running against flake, jeff flake, who is weak on borders, crime and nonfactor in the senate. toxic, the president wrote on his twitter page last week. the last 25 minutes on the this morning, we want to talk to republicans only, hear thoughts on the president's role primary and what role should he play? with the ee, disagree statements he's made about some republicans in congress running republicans ion, like jeff flake. numbers, eastern and central, a -748-8000, if you are republican in those time zones. a republican in mountain or zone, 202-748-8001. we'll start with matt this morning. river, new jersey, go ahead. to er: yes, i just wanted talk about the influence apap on the republicans in congress. nobody really talk presidency it, everyone talks about, you know, russians hacking the is a on and yet there foreign entity, ap ac, i have a with republ

i was insulted by behavior towards the attorney general and it seems to me that jeff sessions was a trump as before trump knew he was a trump a snow ok and treating your close political ally the guy that came out for you first in the senate where nobody would even get close to trump and to treat him this way in public i think is unconscionable if you have an issue with your age you should talk to him personally about it and not be airing it like he has jeff sessions is a very polarizing figure i like him very much have an enormous amount of respect for him. his entire time in the senate i think is commendable and to see him treated this way i think was absolutely wrong and maybe this is again maybe this transgender band goes out there and knew everybody was going to go you know you just go crazy about it which they have it has changed the story but i really hope that trump is going to say something publicly because since he has been so public about jeff sessions that he should make amends that would be because he's talked a lot about loyalty does he have loyalty to his people and a

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jeff: really big move. alix: i love the relationship to the corn and soybeans you made, that farmers are so quick to change. what i found interesting is we have a lot of interest -- independent bmps cutting their, while either increasing production growth or trimming it. , 200 million, it is also the more with less story. what did you learn from the rhetoric from them? jeff: when we think of productivity gain, we identified three areas we can get them. the first, the well level. the second, the yield level. the big one is logistics. logistics are the third phase going through this, and this is moving commodities, oil, so forth, in an efficient pace. the power of the technology means the ability of the system to respond will be greater. this goes to a broader points. technology is far more expensive than oil activity, which gives super majors and big balance sheets an advantage over smaller players. as we move into consolidating, it means another wave of consolidating, and then you get the restructuring of c

jeff: in southeast washington, jeff goldberg, abc 7 news. kimberly: on the controversy with confederate symbols, six flags theme parks across the country will only display the american flag going forward. parks mainly in the south flew the confederate flag as part of the display. six flags america in upper marlboro is not one of the parks that ever flew the confederate flag. the tributes and remembrances continue to pour in from -- for dick groat array 24 hours after his death. 24 hours after his death. he used his platform is a comic to fight for social justice. he unsuccessfully ran for mayor of chicago in 1967 and president a year later. face is gregory's featured on the ben's chili bowl mural where flowers are being laid. >> i stood on the streets with him in protest and took any advice that he would >> i was devastated when i learned such a giant of an icon died. kimberly: gregory was all-news channel 8 recently. he was hospitalized this past week for bacterial infection before he died. he was 84. comedian, actor, singer, and host of th

jeff skversky has the story. hey, jeff. >> hey, walter. what a dramatic finish by the philadelphia soul winning back to back arena bowls. this is the scene as they clean up arena bowl 30. confetti everyone where after a second straight title and third over all. owners, the former eagles hugging it out and celebrating thanks to an unbelievable come from behind win, soul down as many as 13. dan playing with a partially torn knee. daiferious reynolds and another as hes' hobbling. soul win 44-40 for their second straight arena bowl championship. >> we want the confetti to come down in philadelphia and these guys made it happen. he played the second half with a torn acl. i tip my hat to every guy in philadelphia. we love you. >> got off to a bad start but hung in there. what does it say about the team? >> that's the kind of team we are, a bunch of fighters. we practice hard. we tell our guys, be ready at any moment. they answered the bell. >> yes, they did. he told me afterwards they were shooting champagne and celebrating their second title. h

trevor, what was your reaction to jeff sessions' event on friday? >> well, i think jeff sessions press conference was incredibly disturbing on multiple levels, as you mentioned in the opening that they were going to triple the amount of leak investigations from the obama administration, the obama administration actually prosecuted more whistle blowers and leakers than all other administrations combined. so it's incredibly concerning that he's going to increase that amount. but he talked about issuing guidelines for subpoenaing journalists which is incredibly dangerous to the rights of reporters everywhere. >> tell us what that would mean? >> there are strict rules in the justice department that prevent them from issuing subpoenas to have journalists testify except in very, very rare cases and what jeff sessions is call more reporters to the sand and prosecute them if they refuse to testify. and he also talked about prosecuting journalists. >> they're just keeping the door open to the possibility. does that concern you, matt? >> i think what we heard

attorney general jeff sessions. he will speak about the investigation into the leaking of information from within the white house and other executive branch agencies. the director of national intelligence dan coats will also speak at this news conference. it's not clear what jeff sessions may announce. a report written by republicans on the senate homeland security panel says the trump administration faced an alarming amount of media leaks which pose a potential threat to national security so we will hear what jeff sessions and dan coats have to say and deputy attorney general rob rosenstein. the president made mention of the pressure probe last night in west virginia and said it was fake news. anything does everything is all intertwined in washington today. let's check on the markets while we wait. julie: we've got the major averages hanging on to gains with the dow making another record today if it manages to eke out a game. it's up for the ninth straight session and it has not had a winning streak like that since

jeff flake is very unpopular in arizona. in the 30,000 people who might be at the stadium tonight, they'll love trump. trump loves people who love trump. >> take me behind the "they." who are the they who don't want him to go after jeff flake. who is urging him to try to have 12 straight hours of a controversy free media cycle. >> the remaining staff. you talked about for the last week. with bannon on the outside. steven miller aligning with jared kushner. you have a group of crentrists, many former democrats, now advising him. they liked what he did yesterday. they liked the response to charlottesville where he gave the response that everyone expected a president to give. they would have liked him to come out of yesterday's speech and not do something controversial tonight, that stokes some kind of protest or violence in arizona. they know they cant do that. what they can do is, at different points in the presidency, they can apply pressure from all sides. they can do it from the military, the general, from the white house

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judge napolitano: we are talking about jeff sessions. >> jeff sessions is one of the worst attorney generals in u.s. history. 367 he wants to infringe on state's rights to legalized marijuana. this is a situation that is a complete slap in the face to libertarians and conservatives who supported donald trump. judge napolitano: you were not surprised this morning when you learned they did this? >> it was not shocking. jessica: the president says he loves answer respects the first amendment. judge napolitano: the panel returns a little later. but first the deadly violence in charlottesville causing lawmakers in confederate states moving to take down statues. police say those responsible could face vandalism charges. while you can tear down a monument, is it possible or even right to try to erase its history. let me bring in the host of the richard fowler show. let's get right to it. we probably disagree on this. but i want you to change my mind, if you can. can we erase memory. if it's a bad memory don't we want it to hang around as a reminder to a place we should never go again. >> i think me

>> who is jeff sessions? >> jeff sessions, is that the guy that has been known for talking about trump doing this and that and he doing what he wants to do, stuff like that? >> yeah. and do you know what his specific role in the government is? >> is he a part of the government in russia? yeah. >> i have no idea who jeff sessions is. >> do you have any idea who the attorney general is? >> i thought that was jeff sessions. [ applause ] congratulations. you win. [ laughter ] is there anyone you'd like to thank? >> i'd like to thank my father, who forced me to watch cnn growing up against my own will. >> do you think your dad's proud? >> oh, probably not, no. i'm wearing a rugrats shirt on tv. he's not proud. [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: all right. we have a good show tonight. run the jewels is here. from the ufc dana white is with us. and we'll be right back with t.j. miller. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> dicky: abc's "jimmy kimmel live," brought to you by boost mobile. depend silhouette briefs feature a c

from him and we had some problems of the connection or jeff i don't know how much of you heard there but i mean what what michael just said makes sense what david said makes sense but what we heard for the last six months a last ten months russia russia russia russia will turn on c.n.n. right now i mean there they have they're totally red faced right now right now with this revelation that they're producer talk to. baritones so ok but i bet you anything in their first five minutes to be talking about russia so they're not listening to david they're not listening to michael go ahead jeff. well i agree it's not a left and right thing it's really a populist versus elite thing and the thing about trump's victory is that it really shook up progressives in a way that they weren't ready for it psychologically damaged them and so they've been lashing out ever since trying to find the issue of the day that's going to bring trump down in flames and now that the russia issue doesn't appear to be their vehicle do impeachment it's starting to settle in psychologically the trumps going to be here

jeff: that is the myth. the myth is it is super hostile, that you have to remember now it , is pretty hostile everywhere. it used to just be hostile during def con and black hat. now, every airport seems to have a fake cell tower. if you're going to steal somebody's login why not at the business lounge at an international airport? that is where high-value targets are. if you monitor, you will see these fake stations. the amtrak station in d.c. has a fake cell tower. this is the way that it is. if you are a criminal and you can build a backpack to intercept information and leave the backpack plugged in somewhere, that is so much more low risk than trying to rob a bank. bad guys willual try to -- and you have hackers who want to test things out. they know it is a free-for-all in vegas this week. there will be fake cell towers. people trying to detect the fake towers. law enforcement trying to detect the people setting up the towers. year, we had a film documentary crew from france. they were french born legion

wilbur ross, jeff sessions. as you said the president is expected to come out with his glasses and the first lady, they will be looking at it momentarily. a lot of excitement in d.c. about it. are people talking about something different? >> this is most amount of folks i have seen outside of the west wing. >> reporter: reporters, staff members, where a lot of staff work. it is august, trish. normally nothing is going on this town. it is today. trish: that gives a people a chance to lighten up i guess, to look at something different. we'll go back to the president as soon as he steps out on the balcony to look at the eclipse, blake. shortly i'm here on set with former cia officer buck sexton, former chair of dnc, scott bolden good to have you both here. >> good afternoon. trish: he will outline his strategy for afghanistan tonight. do you expect anything else will be addressed, buck? >> i think president trump is in a moment where he can really look and take a much broader view what is going on in afghanistan th

attorney general jeff sessions. he will speak about the investigation into the leaking of information from within the white house and other executive branch agencies. the director of national intelligence dan coats will also speak at this news conference. it's not clear what jeff sessions may announce. a report written by republicans on the senate homeland security panel says the trump administration faced an alarming amount of media leaks which pose a potential threat to national security so we will hear what jeff sessions and dan coats have to say and deputy attorney general rob rosenstein. the president made mention of the pressure probest

awaiting attorney general jeff sessions in miami. meanwhile, a daring sea rescue off of southwest england. the u.k. coast guard releasing this video saturday. a person getting cut off by tide clinging to a rock for dear life. a member of the rescue crew had to be lowered from a helicopter. the crew had to save two more people that tried to help and were taken to the hospital with mild hypothermia. okay. we know you're out there. all you cheetos lovers. on the menu at this special restaurant, you see cheetos tacos, mac and cheese cheetos and for dessert, cheetos -- wait for it -- cheesecake. that's right. the 300 reservations for the pop-up sold out within six hours. it's a hotspot. i'm sandra smith. thanks for joining us. here's shep. >> shepard: it's noon on the west coast. 3:00 in the city. donald trump has brought in some americans, just not the way he intended. many republicans and democrats are uniting in criticism of the president of the united states after his reprehensible comments about charlottesville, comments where he bla

. >> in fact, i didn't expect him to walk out, because if you look at jeff sessions, jeff sessions is in the department of justice doing all the things that he wanted to do all along on voter suppression, on criminal justice. >> but the agenda -- if you have any loyalty -- i mean, in politics you know the expression dance with the one who brung you. the one who brought him to the party is jeff sessions. >> he knew he couldn't get rid of jeff sessions. you can see that building in the congress. jeff sessions is exactly where he wants to be, i think for all the wrong reasons and look, miller isn't being touted because he is great on message. you could see that that in his press conference, what he's being touted for he's in for the fight. he's going to wage that fight on behalf of this. i won't call it a base anymore because 28% ain't a base. >> no. >> last point? >> and despite taking some blow back for the botched immigration ban, the initial rollout, miller has played the western politics very well. he's close to a number of different factions in the building including jared kushner

here's another tweet from the washington post and they say jeff sessions once police to take more cash from american citizens now remember the republicans had campaigned on a policy of saying we're going to end this sort of grotesque policy because you know the police and america and this is just the federal police and federal officials they take more cash from americans than burglars do right is sanctioned theft by the government jeff sessions is given the green light for this type of highway robbery all across america and this is why different groups that have become quite visible recently are important thinking about black lives matter for example or occupy wall street these are groups that were considered fringe groups or against the ito's of some kind of prevailing american psychology however they are the canaries in the coal mine black populations trying to be. by the white population or occupy wall street is trying to highlight the fact that jamie diamond is a frequent terrorist this is leading him to sanction attorney general green police absent seizures for the sole purpose of

jeff flake said nothing. but yesterday jeff flake said he thought he did enough in taking a stance against that lie. the first time donald trump opened his mouth about president obama's birth, i said he was lying. jeff flake said nothing. the news media as a whole never figured out how to handle donald trump's lying about president obama's birth in interviews, and donald trump knew they would never figure out how to handle his lying because none of them were accustomed to dealing with an outright pathological liar talking about the president of the united states on television in interviews. so every trump interviewer failed whenever the subject of president obama's birth came up. for six years, they failed, every one of them. and then last year, donald trump said president obama was apparently born in the united states, and he didn't want to talk about it anymore. and the news media for the most part followed his orders and did not ask him about it anymore. and the final great attempt -- and i do mean great a

jeff: it began more than 20 years ago. i operate a convention, def con, the world's largest hacking convention. i have been running that for a couple of years. when there a time were no jobs in information security for any of us. the only people doing security were maybe people in the military and banks. so this is really a hobby. as the internet grew and there are puttingd people things online and there is money at risk, all of a sudden hackers , started getting jobs doing security. i kept getting emails of people telling me give me an , announcement to def con to make it sound professional. i have to convince my boss to send me to def con for my job. i was rewriting our announcements to make them sound corporate and more professional. one of my friends said you know what, throw a real conference. charge real money. make it a professional conference. i thought it was brilliant. but i did not have the money at the time i was too young. for a year, iney took a loan out and then i started black hat a year later than i -- a y

bring them something nice and hang out there all weekend long. >> jeff's coming to my house. >> jeff doesn't have ac. >> learly making a move. >> any good movies? i don't know of any. >> i'll bring the movie and food. >> thanks, jeff. >>> up next, unable to walk and in need of surgery. who came to the rescue of this bobcat? found onside of a bay area highway? >> and we have jimmy. >> hey, guys, harry styles is my guest tonight. we have music from the who. it's a great show. do not change the channel. princess diana. tomorrow marks the 20th anniversary happening now, a growing memorial outside kensington palace in london for princess diana. tomorrow marks the 20th industry of her death. princes william and harry are expected to mark the kay privately. we're back in a moment. frightening moments for a 7- 11 employee in east palo alto... ==take vo== >>> new at 11:00, frightening moments for an employee at a 7-eleven in east palo alto outside the 7-eleven on newel road. this man and an accomplice followed the employee as she lef the store with cash to deposit in a bank. they rear ended h

jeff: u.s. officials including secretary of state rex tillerson saying that teams are in place ready to assist americans in spain as well as to assist spanish authorities. two men remain in police custody, but surely this investigation will expand. live at the live desk, jeff goldberg. alison: we have reaction now from president trump. he tweeted shortly after the attack, "the u.s. condemns the terror attack in barcelona, spain, and will do whatever is necessary to help. be tough and strong. we love you." larry: are coverage continues with brad bell in northwest. brad: this afternoon, there is a crowd of people here, but they are waiting for a bus. a few people have come by and asked me why we e i explained it. they are shaking their head in sadness. the embassy closed at 1:00 this afternoon. i can show you this. the flags here at half-staff. we had an opportunity to speak with an embassy employee expressing his sadness, his grief. >> is out of control. thinking about -- they are not thinking ab

just last week, trump called him "flame, jeff flame, who is weak on borders -- flake, jeff flake, who is weak on borders, crime and a non-factor in senate. in that same tweet trump wrote about flake, he did appear to endorse a prime challenger saying, good to see that kelli ward is running in this state. she will be here in the crowd, not in a vip section, so it is unclear whether she will get a full-throated endorsement from trump. we learned moments ago there will not be any announcement of a pardon for williams. they said, no discussion on that today and no action will be taken on that front at any time. wolf? >>> stand by. at least half a dozen demonstrations are scheduled to coincide with the president's visit to phoenix. thousands of people are expected to turn out in searing heat. let's go to our national correspondent miguel marco where he's on the ground in phoenix as well. what are we likely to see? >> reporter: it is hard to tell, but i can tell you, phoenix officials are preparing for this like it's the worst. it's considered high profile like the super bowl or anything el

jeff, two questions for you. jeff: we have to wait till then. i don't know. lauren: two questions for you, how long, we are hearing carbondale had the longest duration and the second, how was the traffic, we are hearing hotels selling out, it's a nightmare for travel? jeff: the only place i could get to stay was in the dorms at southern illinois university. that was a long time ago and i'm glad, you know, that was not a accommodation. lasted two minutes and 35 seconds. at least we think. i wasn't timing it but it lasted a while and thank god because if it hadn't lasted that long those clouds would have cob secured it and would have been a huge disappointment. lauren: how much were the tickets? >> 25 bucks for the like thats. up in the boxes at the stadium, you could have rented one of those boxes for 20 people, $10,000. they sold a number of them out. i think i would. lauren: awesome job, you must be exhausted. i spoke to you at our 5:00 o'clock show. lauren: you do it every day. i don't know how you do it. i do not know, it's your youth. lauren: coffee, coff

this is the jam that jeff flake finds himself in. first of all, he's already got a primary challenger, kelli ward, former state senator, doctor, very conservative, made some very provocative comments, challenged john mccain in a primary last year. mccain won by double digits but 39% against a veteran senator in a republican primary, there is a base there for a candidate like kelli ward. that's something that flake has to be very, very mindful of, especially if trump makes it a point the g after him. remember, trump did very well in arizona in the primary last year, the republican primary. the flipside for flake, if he tries to shore up his republican base too much, if he tries to make peace with donald trump, makes many gestures to get back in the good graces of donald trump, he's got to worry about a bigger problem in the general election. look at this list. what you see is every republican senator who is up for reelection in 2018, we check their approval and disapproval with all voters in their states. look, they have positive numb

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>> who is jeff sessions? >> jeff sessions, is that the guy that has been known for talking about trump doing this and that and he doing what he wants to do, stuff like that? >> yeah. and do you know what his specific role in the government is? >> is he a part of the government in russia? yeah. >> i have no idea who jeff sessions is. >> do you have any idea who the attorney general is? >> i thought that was jeff sessions. >> it is. [ applause ] congratulations. you win. [ laughter ] is there anyone you'd like to thank? >> i'd like to thank my father, who forced me to watch cnn growing up against my own will. >> do you think your dad's proud? >> oh, probably not, no. i'm wearing a rugrats shirt on tv. he's not proud. [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: all right. we have a good show tonight. run the jewels is here. from the ufc dana white is with us. and we'll be right back with t.j. miller. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> dicky: abc's "jimmy kimmel live," brought to you by boost mobile. depend silhouette briefs f

i think we got jim can i just jump in and say let me go to let me go to jeff because we haven't heard from him and we have some problems of the connection or jeff i don't know how much of you heard there but i mean what what michael just said made sense what david said makes sense but what we heard for the last six months a last ten months russia russia russia russia will turn on c.n.n. right now i mean there they have they're totally red faced right now right now with this revelation that they're producer talked to. baritones so ok but a buy bet you anything in their first five minutes to be talking about russia so they're not listening to david they're not listening to michael go ahead jeff. well i agree it's not a left and right thing it's really a populist versus elite thing and the thing about trump's victory is that it really shook up progressives in a way that they weren't ready for it psychologically damaged them and so they've been lashing out ever since trying to find the issue of. the day that's going to bring trump down in flames and now that the russia issue doesn't appea

here's another tweet from the washington post and they say jeff sessions once police to take more cash from american citizens now remember the republicans had campaigned on a policy of saying we're going to end this sort of grotesque policy because you know the police and america and this is just the federal police and federal officials they take more cash from americans than burglars do right is sanctioned theft by the government jeff sessions is given the green light for this type of highway robbery all across america and this is why different groups that have become quite visible recently are important think about black lives matter for example or occupy wall street these are groups that were considered fringe groups or against the ito's of some kind of prevailing american psychology however they are the canaries in the coal mine black populations trying to be. anguished by the white population or occupy wall street is trying to highlight the fact that jamie diamond is a frickin terrorist this is leading him to sanction attorney general green police absent seizures for the sole purp

not a fan of jeff flake, weak on crime and border. and there are reports that the president met with several of flake's possible primary challengers in phoenix for that event. meantime, house figure paul ryan commenting on the president's criticism of senators flake and mccain saying republicans need to stick together to get things done. >> it's important we all stay unified as republicans to complete our agenda. those two gentlemen of people i respect, no, like, and our friends with. we disagree on certain issues. i can think of a couple with those gentlemen, but nevertheless, we have very good working relationships and it's important for us to stay unified, but the president is employing a strategy that he thinks is effective. >> sandra: he must because he's doing it. >> harris: part of the criticism for the democrats right now, they have not been able to capitalize on much, but you do want to hand them their slogan, look at this. they're looking for a message right now. the president is going after the people in his own party becau

we like jeff sessions. hands off. is that enhancing a split within the division between the president and the republicans? john: in a sense it is, although i don't know how that plays out. i was on the hill reporting this week. you talk to republicans, this is the kind of thing they bring up. it is head scratching. why is he doing this? almost every morning, the president has woken up and criticized his attorney general, often using the kind of manipulation of the truth we would expect of a political campaign. blaming him for things he does not deserve blame for. hillary clinton is one, the president said he should be investigating hillary clinton. well, he can't. the rules that cost him to recuse himself from the russia removegation would also him from anything to do with hillary clinton because of the campaign. secondly, president trump said he doesn't want his attorney general to go after hillary clinton. it is not a priority. during the campaign he said, whatever we would do with hillary clinton, it would be a to

jeff goldberg, abc 7 news. alison: just all full, jeff, thank you. and the police aren't the scene of a deadly crash in temple hills. -- are on the scene of a deadly crash in temple hills. this is on 20th avenue in st. barnabas road. there is no word of the exact circumstances, but stay with us for updates. jonathan: part of the ocean city beach had to be shut down after a woman's body was found in the second street area of the beach early this morning. the police have not said how she died. they said she was in her 30's and from texas. a gun maneks after targeted a congressional baseball practice, reports that responders initially went to the wrong scene. at the live desk with the bloomberg report that broke the story. nancy: capitol police's emergency response team was sent to the wrong location, citing anonymous sources. they were sent to house minority leader nancy pelosi's house in georgetown. it is also not clear if the tactical team was diverted before they made it to the house. it had anve that effect on operations, telling the viewer that tw

here's another tweet from the washington post and they say jeff sessions wants police to take more cash from american citizens now remember the republicans have campaigned on a policy of saying we're going to end this sort of grotesque policy because you know the police and america and this is just the federal police and federal officials they take more cash from americans than burglars do right is sanctioned theft by the government jeff sessions is given the green light for this type of highway robbery all across america and this is why different groups that have become quite visible recently are important thinking about black lives matter for example or occupy wall street these are groups that were considered fringe groups or against the ito's of some kind of prevailing american psychology however they are the canaries in the coal mine black populations trying to be extinguished by the white population or occupy wall street is trying to highlight the fact that jamie diamond is a fricken terrorist is this is leading him to sanction attorney general green police asset seizures for the s