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[ male announcer ] ...drink diet dew. the only diet with dew in it. >> matt: tonight's game on fox is sponsored by moto-g. and by multi-vitamins, the official vitamin of major league baseball. back alongside eric karros, matt vasgersian, and an 8-3 kansas city lead. royals here in the last of the eighth inning will have alcides escobar to lead things off. he's followed by jarrod dyson and omar infante. jose ramirez continues, the second yankee reliever used behind the starter david phelps tonight. fept, d phelps, daley, and now ramirez continuing in the eighth. a ball and a strike the count to alcides escobar. we've been keeping our eyes on the tigers and red sox this evening, for obvious tie-ins to both of these teams. and detroit now with an 8-4 lead in the bottom of the seventh inning, trying to make it two in a row. two in a row over boston and two in a row overall after the tigers dropped five straight. >> eric: the tigers went on a stretch where they lost 13 of 17. >> matt: a fly ball for soriano, and one away. the veteran yankees, including mark teixeira, shared a moment with home plate umpire jerry layne earlier. >> is your foot sore? >> it's a little sore. little sore. but everything's a little sore. right? >> when you get our age it is. >> eric: what do you mean get our age? that's 55 versus 34. that's not in the same quadrant there. our age. oh, boy. >> matt: that's the thing. the grinds of the baseball season. especially when you do get older, you've got a number of games behind you, you're never playing in optimal conditions. by that, i mean you're not 100%. and you've got to figure out ways to get by, things to do, whether it's physical, how you approach the game day in, day out. how you prepare yourself. very few guys have very few days where you're feeling 100% at this level. 3-0. and dyson takes a strike. so many people don't realize, you take baseball for granted during the spring and summer because it's just a part of the fabric of our summer months. 162 games played in 180 days. not a lot of recovery time. younger players flourish under those circumstances, like shelby miller, who is part of the never stop improving profile. a complete game three-hit shutout today on the road against the mighty toronto blue jays. miller improves to 6-5. and, of course, with a lot of cardinal fans watching the royals, sharing the market and sharing that i-70 corridor, a big day for the red birds north of the border. here's omar infante now with one out and one on. certainly a welcome result for shelby miller, who had lost his three previous starts, allowing at least four runs in each of them. came up big earlier today at rogers center. 1-1 to infante. eric hosmer, who homered in his last try, waits on deck. into center field. and playable for ellsbury and out number two. >> eric: eric hosmer again, the big home run. the yankees coming into tonight have given up 67 home runs, which was the most in the american league. so something had to give. they were going to give up something. the royals, they don't hit any. they've got to run into one or two. >> matt: we were talking about how power is part of a major league first baseman's resume. there have not been many everyday first baseman to strive for fewer than five home runs in a season. the face that hosmer had been on previously. one that we all expect him to blast past. if you take a couple of noted contact players away from it, joe mauer would be an example currently, american league first basemen with fewer than five home runs in a season, there have been just a handful since 1973. we do not expect eric hosmer's name to be added to this list. rod carew a guy you didn't expect power from. he was winning batting titles. >> eric: hargrove surprised me. he was a decent sized guy. that i would not have guessed. >> matt: two balls and two strikes. i mean, when they're casting movies for first basemen, it's always the big unshaven, slow-footed mashers. >> eric: what are you trying to say? >> matt: unshaven maybe for you, but -- >> eric: slow-footed. >> matt: no, i didn't go there. that's a foul ball. it nailed bob davidson. >> eric: wow. >> matt: oh boy. that's a tough one to call foul. bob is standing in foul territory. i know it's where it crosses the bag. >> eric: i think it bounced to the left side of third base, right around the third base box. >> matt: two balls and two strikes is the count to eric hosmer. just trying to help the ball guy down in left field. >> eric: nothing wrong with that, bob. >> matt: did that catch bob on the shin or on the knee? he's going to be walking with a crooked gait the next couple days. either that, or next time he calls balls and strikes, he's going to sound like madeline kahn. hosmer slugs that one foul. when the yankees bat in the ninth, and they'll do so at least down five, the 6-7-8 part of the order. in a non-save situation. the 3-2 pitch is popped up. teixeira indicates he's got a handle on this. and that retires the side in the eighth. one last chance for new york, down by five in kansas city. ♪ stuck in a contract ? 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ninth inning and the royals enjoying a five-run lead. your t-mobile game changer profile, it's salvador perez who was the game-changer tonight. 3-4, just a triple shy of the cycle. a big three-run home run that gave the royals the three-run lead that went away when new york got back on the scoreboard. game changer profile brought to you by t-mobile, official sponsor of game changers. of all the indignities, he's the d mobile game changer and then he gets replaced. brett hayes takes over for what could be the final inning of the night. certainly the royals are hoping is the final inning. michael marriott the new pitcher, he'll try to put things to bed this evening at kauffman stadium. solarte, soriano, and roberts in the top of the ninth. out to left center and in between gordon and dyson, solarte on his way to second. a leadoff double in the new york ninth. the fox family would like to send out our condolences to gus johnson. our colleague gus and his family, with the passing of his mother. gus credits her with giving him his love of sports. a pinch hitter now with a runner at second and nobody out, as ichiro suzuki grabs a bat off the bench. ichiro in his senior statehood, now sharing a position, kind of what joe girardi kind of informally announced as a right-handed platoon. it's a chance for ichiro to swing the bat. and single into right field. runners at first and third with nobody out. >> eric: just so smooth, compact. a lot of hands, upper body. he's really had a hall of fame career here in the states. some of the things he's accomplished. i think that's a safe statement. i think ichiro is cooperstown bound, five years from whenever he decides to shut it down. >> matt: here's brian roberts now with runners at the corners and nobody out. michael marriott is in his second stint in the royal bullpen after being recalled from omaha on may 25th. he had some opportunities to close ball games with the triple-a club. just in case, greg holland is getting loose in the royal bullpen behind him. >> eric: marriott hasn't given up a home run yet.iot hasn't gi a home run yet. but always around the plate. doesn't have overpowering stuff. >> matt: roberts behind 1-2. tigers and red sox are in the bottom of the seventh inning with detroit still on top by four. we started talking about that little hiccup that the tigers had earlier this week, losing five in a row. you talk about how it was a portion of a greater slide for them. if nothing else, it gave the rest of the a.l. central a little light at the end of the tunnel. in the minds of so many, the tigers are the class of the division. cleveland, kansas city, the white sox are better than some had them advertised. even the twins up from a down couple of years. keeping the central division tight would certainly keep interest in places outside of detroit. >> eric: a couple weeks ago, i was here with fox and did the tigers-royals game on a saturday. danny duffy pitched that game as well. that whole weekend, detroit just looked so much better than kansas city. i mean, it didn't even look like the two teams were comparable. again, ned yost saying just stick with us, we're going to be fine. he's right. we're in the thick of things. detroit has come back to earth. >> matt: roberts bounces it to second. and that's the first out of the inning with solarte coming around to score. to make it an 8-4 ball game. >> eric: nice play by infante getting over there to grab the ball, and then, of course, just recording the out. don't care about the run. don't care about ichiro getting to second. looking for outs right now. >> matt: so now another pinch-hitting opportunity as brian mccann will grab a bat off the bench. and the first offering home to the seven-time all-star misses off the corner. in brian mccann and derek jeter, teammates who are used to having their all-star break plans spoken for. since 2006, both derek jeter and brian mccann have been to seven of them. along with david wright and david ortiz, that's the most in baseball over that time. one out, one on, one in. the pitch to mccann is driven to center field. dyson has room to put it away, and the yankees are down to their final out on the road tonight. ichiro advances to third. so only brett gardner stands in the way of an 8-4 royals victory at home tonight. >> eric: royals offensively had a big night. even left quite a few runners on base. they had some other scoring opportunities. duffy pitched relatively well. >> matt: gardner held hitless tonight. the yankees started play tonight with a better road record than home mark. and should things not turn around tonight, joe girardi's guys would drop to 18-14 on the road. still a better record than at home. doesn't happen very often that the yankees are better away from yankee stadium. the last time they had a winning road record and losing home record, 1968, mickey mantle's final season in the big leagues. a two-out runner at third, a runner in the ninth. 8-4 kansas city. >> eric: and if gardner can get on, these folks here have another chance to see derek jeter, who's on deck. >> matt: the farewell tour will continue tomorrow. tomorrow is the day we're told the royals will do their gift presentation. that's become one of these league-wide, if not sport-wide events, that actually is monday. monday, the last game of the series. the 2-2. surfboard in san diego, cowboy boots in houston. what's he going to get -- what's your guess? >> eric: a big slab of meat. with some barbecue sauce. unlimited supply. >> matt: try getting that one home to tampa. full count to brett gardner. mariot's pitch is slapped to third from the side. and that will do it tonight. the royals even up the four-game series with a saturday night win at home. 8-4 kansas city the final score. the burger king plays of the day, it seems that it hit only 26 home runs, the fewest in all of major league baseball, benefited by the long ball tonight. >> eric: big three-run home run by sal perez. >> matt: and just the second of the year by eric hosmer. ned yost is hopeful that this is a harbinger of things to come at kauffman stadium. for eric karros, matt vasgersian saying so long from kansas city. we send it now to ryan field, frank, and c.j. right after our break in the fox sports studios for more postgame coverage. know that chasing performance can mean lower returns and fewer choices in retirement. know that proper allocation could help increase returns so you can enjoy that second home sooner. know the right financial planning can help you save for college and retirement. know where you stand with pnc total insight. a new investing and banking experience with personalized guidance and online tools. visit a branch, call or go online today. fox sports and major league baseball ask you to join our team, so we can turn everyone diagnosed with cancer into a cancer survivor. stand up with us. stand up to cancer. welcome to the chevrolet baseball night in america postgame show. here inside studio a in los angeles, ryan fields, talking about the royals' 8-4 win over the yankees. frank, the royals get a good win over a good team, and then you wonder why we haven't seen more of this this season. >> i was one of guys to pick the royals to win it all, at least get into the playoffs. great quality bullpen depth and young hitters. billy butler, eric hosmer. sooner or later these guys have got to get hot. different teams get hot during different parts of the season. you never know. maybe they got off to a rocky start, they could be hot the next hundred games. they could find themselves right back in this race and still could challenge detroit for this vision. >> talking about the royals' offense, 25-4 on the season when they score at least four runs. they had seven of them against depth tonight. he gave up six runs his last start. this is a guy the yankees need to get going in that rotation. >> they do. they have asked david phelps to step up a little bit more in the rotation. no cc sabathia, no nova, no pine pineda. alex gordon puts a good swing on it. kind of a bad break. this ball is not hit very hard. a weak ground ball up the middle. even this next pitch was not a terrible pitch. but things really didn't go david phelps's way. the new york yankees backed him somewhat into a corner. can use him in the bullpen. can use him as a spot starter, but because of all their injuries, they've asked him to slide up a little bit and probably put a little bit more on him than he's maybe capable of. >> yankees now 2-5 in their last seven games. as a result, just 31-30 on the season and now six games back of the blue jays in the american league east. next saturday on fox baseball night in america, the angels and braves, the nats at the cardinals, or the reds and the brewers. next on fox, except on the west coast, it's your late local news followed by a double episode of animation domination. have a great rest of your weekend. we are! fox 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's dirtball. i mean, he is a real slime, real slime. and we think he was involved in other things, other type of predatory acts, sexual assaults, exactly, you don't have these 50 applications that this guy has been topping doing this type of thing for a long time. >> thanks to her courage, the alleged attacker lock up, facing kidnapping, human trafficking. >> i want to speak out for the single mothers throughout that are struggling and stuff, something that i have to live with for the rest of my life. and i am glad i spoke up, and i said something about it, because you don't know how many girls he done did that to. >> cornish is being held on $250,000 cash bail. a hearing is set for next week. joyce? >> thank you, sack even a now to a developing story, actor tracey morgan in critical condition tonight. the actor and comedian was headed back to new york city after a stand upper form ands in delaware when police say a tractor-trailer slammed into morgan's limousine bus, killing one person, inside. as fox's lydia reports, the semi truck driver is now un arrest. >> reporter: right now morgan is intensive care here at the hospital, his family, friends have, come by here to visit the comedian. meantime police say that the truck driver is responsible for the deadly crash, and he is now facing several criminal charges. >> thirty rock and saturday night live star tracey morgan is known for making people laugh. but tonight the comedian's fans are somber. >> praying for him, the people, a hundred%. >> this crumbled mess all that's left of the luxury van morgan was riding in along with four other passengers. police say around 1:00 a.m., a wal-mart tractor-trailer rearended morgan's limo, caused six car pile up on the new jersey turnpike in cranberry. morgan's friend and fellow comedian, jimmy mcnair, was killed. morgan, and another passenger, were air lifted to robert wood johnson university hospital. >> i hope he gets better. i heard he was intensive care. so i pray god's mercy and grace on him. and he'll make a full recovery and come back with those laughs. >> making others laugh is what morgan was doing before the deadly crash. morgan and his friends were on their way back to new york after a friday night performance in delaware. artery, who opened for morgan, tweeted these picks of the comedian and friends of the cheering crowd. >> honestly i think it is unfortunate it happened to tracey morgan, but could happen to anyone. >> police say the wal-mart truck driver swerved for some reason at the last minute. investigators have charged the truck driver, kevin roper, of georgia. he is facing one count every death by auto, and four counts of assault by auto. wal-mart's president and ceo released a statement today, in part it, reads: we're praying for the family and friends of the passenger who lost his life and the terrible accident in new jersey. morgan's public lib cyst released short statement saying the actor was receiving excellent care here at the hospital. as for the truck driver, his bail set at $50,000. reporting from new brunswick, new jersey, lydia, "fox 29 news". hundreds turn out to mourn one of the victims after deadly plane crash that killed several prominent area residents including philanthropist lewis katz. today the community honored marcy dalsey. they came out to the charter school she co-founded for two hour service. they laughed and they cried remembering marcy and all of the work she's done. fox 29's drew dickman has more. >> reporter: hundreds filled the katz academy gym to pay respects to the charter school's president and co-founder, marcy dalsey. dalsey's school children helped celebrate her life with a musical tribute. but to think the katz academy was the only impact on others wouldn't do her life justice. >> marcy was a force of nature. she was a powerhouse. she was a powerhouse compact in the this little person, and she was impressive. >> the 59 year old died last weekend in a bedford massachusetts plane crash that killed six others. the group was returning from an education fundraiser when their plane never made it off the ground. >> do not take anything for granted in this life. i took for granted when i received that text that my marcy was on her way home. >> dalsey's children say she died pursuing her passion, helping others. >> she made sure to let all of us know just how much she cared, every opportunity she had and i think everyone here if you could maybe just try to apply that to your own lives. >> the tragedy also took the life of lewis katz. dalsey worked closely with katz and his son, drew. her legacy will now live on through the charter school that serves as safe haven for the children of camden. >> i'm going to do everything in my power to make sure that this place is going to be known as the katz-dalsey academy from this day forward. >> monsignor doyle of sacred heart in camden says bell told 59 times yesterday at the church to commemorate the life of marcy dalsey. the bell came from a scrap heep in camden, and ended up at the top of the church, something doyle says is fitting for the life she lived. reporting in the news room, drew dickman, "fox 29 news". and we have much more in today's emotional memorial service, just go to myfoxphilly.com for a slide show. happening now, philadelphia police investigating two overnight shootings on the same block. they have another 5400 block every hunter street, that's in west philadelphia. just after 1:00 this morning. now, officers found a 25 year old man dead. he was shot in the back. months later, a 30 year old man was found shot multiple times. he was inside a car. he's in the hospital tonight in critical condition. there is no word on motive or if the shootings were related. fire rips right through flower shop in gloucester county, new jersey, happened at the rose budd florist, on the 200 block of high street, that's in glassboro. firefighters arrived around 1:00 to find smoke coming out of the second 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device, and powerful one, and somewhat sophisticated one. we need to have them in custody to make sure that we have them and any other components they may possess to make another device. >> well, nobody was hurt, but the owner of the machine says the blast caused thousands of dollars in damage. and, do you know this man? police say he's wanted for robbing a family dollar store in wissinoming. they say he walked into the store wednesday on torresdale avenue, caring a metal pipe. he told the workers to hand over the cash inside the register, but the cashier could not get the cash drawer to open. so he ran to the back of the store. and that's when the would be robber tried to open t but he couldn't open it, either. so he ran out of the store empty-handed. and, we have a reminder for you now. if you are traveling in south philadelphia there is weekend, the platt bridge, it is closed. the bridge will be shutdown for the entire weekend for repair work. the platt is getting a coat of sealant. 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forest university where she was a professor, to pay tribute to the author, poet, dancer and more. fox's patho kneel has the story. >> the leg cyst of doctor my a will continue to shine and bring joy to the worlds. >> star studded farewell for one of the most notable women in american history. politicians, diplomats, celebrities alike, descending on north carolina wake forest university to honor may an angelou. poet, author, civil rights champion, credited for ac pioneer of her time, giving black women a voice. first lady michelle obama praising the literary giant for breaking down barriers. >> may an angelou, she was the original, she was the master, for at a time when there were such stifling constraints on how black women could exist in the world, she serenely disregarded all the rules. >> former president bill clinton, who had angelo recite a poem at his first presidential inauguration in 1993, and oprah winfrey, also taking time to pay tribute to their friends. >> as long as we have time, we should keep the courage to begin again. that's what you did. and how blessed we are. >> she was in all ways, no matter the time of day, or night, or the situation, she was always therefore me to be the rainbow. >> angelou had served as professor of american studies at wake forest since 1982. the university says she had planned to teach a course on race, culture and joined they are fall. she was 86 when she died at her home on may 28th. patho kneel, fox news. american marines rescue more than 280 people from a singing ship. the uss baton and the usselrod sale to the rescue after receiving word that italian ship was taking on water in the mediterranian sea. they used rescue helicopters, and swimmers to pull people out of the water, along with number of small boats set out to get the singing ship passengers to safety. a thousand undocumented immigrant children are being left in arizona this weekend, and the issue is not setting well with that state's governor. governor january brew is her issuing a harsh attack against the white house, the government has no room left to hold the women and children at an air base in texas. that's why they are sending them to arizona. brewer says that the problem was created by the government, and she says this action is deplorable. escalating humanitarian crisis in mexico is making it hard to manage those crossing the border. president obama's still under fire, a week after the release of bowe bergdahl from taliban captivity. the president is standing by his decision to strike a deal and bring the soldier home. fox's molly hannenberg has a report. >> president obama said he wasn't able to go to congress before swapping five top taliban leaders for army sergeant bowe bergdahl because, as he told nbc news, had he to act fast. quote, in a delicate situation that required no publicity. >> unanimous decision among my principals, in my government, and a view that was shared by my -- the members of the joint chief of staff. and this is something that i would do again, and i will continue to do where ever i have an opportunity if i have a member of our military who is in captivity. >> but others say the president should have gone to congress. as the law requires, before releasing detainees, questioning whether the obama administration acted in the nation's best national security interest by giving up five taliban fighters. >> weren't stealing bicycles, they were the baddest of the bad. they are essentially going to run around in guitar, nobody's really monitoring them. nobody's keeping an eye on them. they'll be right back in the fight before we know it. and i just can't imagine what the president was thinking, who advised him, and how he couldn't see that this was going to be an absolute unmitigated dis asker. >> obama administration officials have said there was credible threat that bergdahl may have been killed by the taliban if word of the deal got out prior to the transfer. but senate intelligence committee chair woman, democrat diane fine stein, said earlier this week that she had seen no evidence of that credible threat. in washington, molly hannenberg, fox news. >> same sex couples are tying the knot in wisconsin, many are rushing to marry for the second day. now, this, after federal judge strikes down the state's ban on same sex marriage. those looking to get married lined up outside the courthouse, at 6:00 this morning. more than 60 couples tied the knot on friday. the attorney general is speaking -- seeking emergency order in court to stop marriage licenses from being issued. technology now revolutionize g how we can look at historic objects. the smithsonian institute is quietly taking advantage of 3d printing, and as fox's douglas kennedy reports, that could change museums forever. >> this object is assembled from hundreds i have depth rent pieces. >> for years, worked building wooden models at the smithsonian institute. flags where history is taught every day. >> you believe to really learn history, history needs to be felt and touched. >> yes, absolutely, i have always thought that real toy engage in the history of america and the world and our natural world, you need to be able to touch. >> which is why he recently abandoned the woodworking, new world of 3d lazer printing, a tech logically advanced method of recreating historical objects. >> in fact, says 3d print something now so precise, it is as we speak transforming the way we as human, relate to our past. >> so this is a 3d printing of president lincoln based on life mask that he himself made when he was president. >> that's right. they put plaster over top of abraham lincoln's face. they cast that same object out every plaster, and then our team 3d scanned it and held a 3d print. >> also allowed historians to replicate exact models of emelia ehrhardt flight suit, touch the trigger of david livingston's rival. also unable reconstruction every dinosaur fossiles. >> people are thrilled to be able to hold the smithsonian collection in their hands. so that's something that's really been a game changer. >> and the smithsonian is now allowing the lazer information to be download dollars from their website. >> so this means anyone can have anyone of these historical objects in their homes. >> that's exactly right. essentially taking down the walls of the smithsonian, allowing people to download the date, a 3d print it. >> printing historical objects. which he says will bring history to life in a way never experienced before. in washington, d.c., douglas kennedy, fox news. now, to your fox 29 weather authority, and meteorologist, dominica davis, welcome to you, and you've got our wake up weather. >> yes, absolutely. and it is nice to be here, and we have a fantastic weekend. we really kick offer nice day. beautiful weather. not much happening tonight. so, ultimate doppler, keeping it quiet right through the evening. right now we have temperatures sitting at 70 degrees. not going to move too much. but we are going to see them fall pretty much through the 60s. soap, here's what you're looking at for wake up weather. pretty much 63 in the city. suburbs will be 59. it is going to be a sunny, comfortable morning, and really turn into another picture perfect day. but we do have some rain in the forecast. so, we must take a look at that seven day coming up in just a little bit. joyce? >> all right, thank you so much. and, an unlikely friendship, this pitbull's new buddy has sent the internet buzzing. experience a new way to see the city. it is a coliseum on a bus. but it is not cheap. how much it will cost to you ride in style. when we ms. harris: camden students face a lot of challenges but they meet them with determination and drive. chanelle: teachers like ms. harris made me feel like i'm part of a team. not just on the basketball court. but in the classroom.
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that's a negative. what's that alarm? fuel cell two is down. i'm going to have to guide her in manually. this is very exciting. but i'm at my stop. come again? i'm watching this on the train. it's so hard to leave. good luck with everything. with the u-verse tv app, the u-verse revolves around you the u-verse revolves around you welcome back if he felt little shaking it was very light to see the small amount of shaking. the blasts the sun shines that enough this morning. with a little befog on the golden gate bridge is gonna be a lot cooler and with some big changes. macleod cover will continue to march on the next several mornings. eupepsia '60s and and a at 55 for friends in san jose. this mid-60's in san francisco a nasty day temperatures so warmly by lush time around '70s and '80s l when i hit triple digits late this afternoon would have fared generally in the '70s and '80s. san jose should definitely standing in the staying in the '80s mid-90s the 67 and downtown san francisco 90s and livermore and annie at images cool down even more tomorrow '80s in the and there's your talking upper 77 breeze in the afternoon and a little warmer by friday and fathers day on sunday. >>george: with accidents at 92 clinton the sun is typically heavy and the southbound direction during the san mateo bridge says accident out towards the west and. first this look if you're committed to the bay bridge and the west on iraq still holding pretty steady. backed into a macarthur mace's and the san mateo bridge, the stock and go and goes like this of the high-rise because that accident was bound. in the contest as to ride to the golden gate is still a fairly easy. hist or problem free across the span. as expected your right not to be wall-to-wall 8 earthquake coverage within philip the. as the veteran news for former ec go wall-to-wall and do not care if there's any reason this scares many elderly people as possible. >>: fall y and all of the night - the kinks♪ ♪all day and all of the night - the kinks♪ yoplait. with a smooth and creamy taste your whole family loves. it is so good all the time. who does not allow the checking in the area but there is officially no word on an earthquake this to construction in the area but there is officially no word on an earthquake this to construction in the hey there. did you select these things on purpose? 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that san paolo police have arrested two people accused of being involved in the murder of teachers and five. his three missing kids is over. were with their mother. the kids had been missing for a full day. kron 4's will tran is live now at the san pablo police. sao paulo police says the five had a habit for custody of the children if there is a big lottery winner but they haven't come for >>: the tape was purchased a month ago with no one has claimed the prize. it was sold on may 9th in san leandro. fish we're getting new video of the crash that left comedian and actor richard c. morgan in critical condition. heat shields are compromised. we have multiple failures. are those thrusters burning? that's a negative. what's that alarm? fuel cell two is down. i'm going to have to guide her in manually. this is very exciting. but i'm at my stop. come again? i'm watching this on the train. it's so hard to leave. good luck with everything. with the u-verse tv app, the u-verse revolves around you the u-verse revolves around you welcome back to the crowd for morning moose-kron 4 morning news we're breaking new this that is coming out of portland oregon lower responding to a shooting at reynolds high-school. ms. hill and then on the phone because a parent on the phone listening. the students and the parking lot behind the church from of the school flag , so they year student live on the phone talking to reporters and those to the seven moved away. and she stays the teacher was shot in the jail-gym. we do not know of any one else who shatt or ended- shot or injured. for wheeee! r wi's sgglereshinenyolove, anyte yowantt. agn, hs siing my air. uh-h! partf thair ck filia voris coecti. r wi. thcrafof fragnce. partf thair ck filia voris coecti. business down and go traffic was bound-west bound. another 45 minutes before things are clear on san mateo bridge until then in use the oakland bay bridge of the dumbarton bridge. with not the south bay racketeer heavy on one 01 salema to 37 is backed up due to the traffic on the bay bridge. the bay bridge was bound is an way better conditions below we started this morning the draft time sailer around 16 minutes. your ride to the voting gave rich101 north mouse southbound has cleared up now and then of about southbound flow has cleared of now fine. in the golden gate camera piquancy we're looking at clouds and fog of the a lot cooler this afternoon alastair morton most mornings here with clouds and fog. september to announce 58 degrees in san francisco 54 in san jose. 63 and oakland's allen the '60s in napa. thomas is afternoon you'll see no more true predictor of a business or upper 90s follow it. 67 and downtown san francisco and '80s and the north brae and also the south bass fremont is pushing to 79 degrees. the school tomorrow and even thursday thursday will be below average. on saturday who have a little less falk and sunday on five is their looks pretty next. >>stanley: now for winners and losers and with ron black 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and i want to do that. but right now, just i got to tell you, jake, being candid with you, at this point, i'm just not there right now. >> well, trump said everybody wants my support when asked if ryan had asked for his support, ryan's office denies that. quote, neither speaker ryan nor anyone on his team has ever asked for donald trump's endorsement. we are confident in a victory next week regardless. ryan's opponent paul nehlen released a statement that said in part paul ryan's repeated betrayals of the gop nominee is beneath the dig knitty of the speaker's office and is naturally disqualifying. donald trump also hit back at john mccain the five-term senator and vietnam p.o.w. who rebuked trump for questioning the right of a fallen soldier's parents to criticize him. trump said, i haven't endorsed john mccain and i've never been there with john mccain because i've always felt that he should have done a much better job for vets. mccain has not responded, though he did meet privately with trump's running mate governor mike pence in phoenix last night. aides say they discussed national security issues but pence did not address trump's comments or mccain's during his arizona campaign swing. president obama is urging republicans to withdraw their endorsements of donald trump. during a press conference yesterday the president issued some of his strongest criticisms to date. >> i think the republican nominee is unfit to serve as president. i said so last week, and he keeps on proving it. the fact that he doesn't appear to have basic knowledge around critical issues in europe, in the middle east, in asia, means that he's woefully unprepared to do this job. i think what's been interesting is the repeated denunciations of his statements by leading republicans. including the speaker of the house, and the senate majority leader, and prominent republicans like john mccain. and the question i think that they have to ask themselves is, if you are repeatedly having to say, in very strong terms, that what he has said is unacceptable, why are you still endorsing him? >> both trump and running mate mike pence responded to the president's comments last night. >> president barack obama gave a speech today, talking about my running mate a little bit. he actually said that the republican nominee is unfit to serve. he did. and he said the fact that he doesn't appear to have basic knowledge about critical issues in europe, middle east and asia means that he's quote, woefully unprepared to do this job. well, let me -- let me me say i think barack obama knows something about being woefully unprepared to be president of the united states. >> i think he's the worst president maybe in the history of our country. i think he's been a disaster. he's been weak. he's been ineffective. you look at this so-called recovery, it's setting record lows. it's i guess not since 1949 has there been anything like it. i think he's one of the worst presidents, maybe the worst, that we've ever had in the history of our country. i think that hillary clinton maybe has a -- she has the potential to be even worse. >> as donald trump continues to fight with republicans some in his party are taking their support to the other side, backing hillary clinton. 2010 california gubernatorial nominee and republican fund-raiser meg whitman endorsing clinton. a source tells nbc news clinton speak with the hewlett-packard ceo about a month ago and that whitman will raise money for the democrats. she released a statement overnight saying in part, it is clear to me that secretary clinton's temperament, global experience, and commitment to america's bedrock national values make her the far better choice in 2016 for president of the united states. in a tumultuous world, america needs the kind of stable and aspirational leadership secretary clinton can provide. meanwhile, congressman richard hannah of new york announced yesterday that he will vote for mrs. clinton in november, making him the first sithing congressional republican to support her. hanna said he decided to take action after watching trump criticize the muslim american parents of a u.s. army captain killed in iraq. in an op-ed congressman hanna writes in part, quote, while a disagree with her on many issues i will vote for mrs. clinton. i will be hopeful and resolute in my belief that being a good american who loves his country is far more important than parties or winning and losing. i trust she can lead. also joining the growing list a former top aide of trump ally governor chris christie. maria camilla says she will vote for christie in the fall and even christie in a rare break with trump spoke out yesterday saying it was inappropriate to criticize the khan family. >> i cannot imagine the pain of losing a child, under any circumstances. and for mr. and mrs. khan, the pain of losing their son, while defending our country, is unfathomable. and i think it gives them the right to say whatever they want. whether they're right or wrong. you're not going to find me being critical of mr. and mrs. khan no matter what they do. even if i may disagree with them, because any one particular statement they might make, it's just inappropriate for us, in this context, to be criticizing them. and i'm not going to participate in that. >> trump also received the criticism of a medal of honor recep yant dakota myer who is also the son-in-law of former alaska governor and trump supporter sarah palin. he tweeted, if donald trump wants to be the commander in chief he needs to act like one. and that can't start until he apologizes to the khans. but yesterday, trump refused to admit any missteps when it came to his handling of the killed in action soldier's family. >> do you regret at all engaging in this back and forth with the khans? >> i don't regret anything. i said nice things about the son, and i feel that very strongly. but, of course, i was hit very hard from the stage, and you know, it's just one of those things. >> it wasn't wise to bring the mother in. i understand khan. for you to bring her in that gives them the opportunity, just opens the door for them to come in and hammer you, as this mean kind of guy. >> i understand that. but, you know, part of it is i read a lot and i watch a lot and many, many people discussed this. many, many people that said it. so when i said it it became like a big deal and that's, you know, the way it is. but i was very viciously attacked and i said not very viciously back -- >> but if there's some little muslim woman who loses her son, you can't. you just can't. no matter what she does. she can set you on fire and you can say thank you, i hated those trousers. you just got to let it go -- >> i didn't fight her. >> let's hold you over -- >> please remember i was viciously attacked. and all i did was respond to it and it ends up being a four-day story. >> now, five. donald trump campaigned in virginia yesterday where he got a special gift from a retired army officer, amid the uproar about his treatment of the khan family. >> a man came up to me and he handed me his purple heart. now i said to him, i said to him, is that like the real one or is that a copy? and he said, that's my real purple heart. i have such confidence in you. and i said, man, that's like -- that's like dig stuff. i always wanted to get the purple heart. this was much easier. >> the clinton campaign was quick to react to trump's remark, tweeting this from a man who says he's quote sacrificed for our country. while democratic senate candidate and double amputee veteran tammy duck worth tweeted this photo of her receiving her purple heart writing, this is how what usually looks when you are awarded the purple heart. nothing easy about it. controversy is growing over comments trump and his son eric made about sexual harassment in the workplace, as well. it started when donald trump was asked in an interview with "usa today" how he would feel if his daughter ivanka was sexually harassed at work the way gretchen carlson and others say former fox news executive roger ailes harassed them. trump said he hoped ivanka would find another career or find another company if that was the case. trump's son eric then attempted to defend his father's comments yesterday morning. >> you're saying ivanka is a strong, you know, powerful woman. she wouldn't allow herself to be, you know, subjected to it. and by the way you should certainly take it up with human resources and i think she definitely would as a strong person. at the same time i don't think she would allow herself to be subjected to that. and i think that's the point he was making and i think he did so well. >> following eric trump's comments, former fox news anchor gretchen carlson whose sexual harassment lawsuit against ailes precipitated his resignation from fox tweeted this, sad in 2016 we're still victim blaming women. trust me, i'm strong. fox news anchor megyn kelly tweeted simply, sigh. and last night ivanka trump was asked to weigh in on this controversy. >> i think sexual harassment is inexcusable in any setting. i think harassment in general, regardless, sexual or otherwise, is totally inexcusable, and if it transpires, it needs to be reported. and it needs to be dealt with on a company level. we have a very strong hr team at the trump organization who is equipped to deal with these issues if they arise. and we hope they never arise. you hope you have a culture in which they don't arise. but when they do, it needs to be dealt with swiftly. >> and new this morning, a fourth member of congress has been ousted in his party primary. republican tim huelskamp, a vocal tea party congressman and foe of speaker john boehner lost in kansas last night defeated by roger marshall, an obstetrician backed by agricultural and religious groups. and last night a staffer to the former speaker shared this photo of him celebrating with a glass of red wine. there's also a major reorganization at the democratic national committee this morning following the publication of those hacked internal e-mails. ceo amy dacy and two other top officials are stepping down. e-mails published by wikileaks show their apparent favoritism toward hillary clinton in the democratic primary. the e-mails led to the resignation of dnc chairwoman debbie wasserman schultz last week. the dnc is now being overseen by donna brazile. and still ahead on "way too early," he is the most prominent police commissioner in the nation but the nypd's top cap bill bratton says he's stepping down. we'll have the latest on that. >> the biggest in the world the chinese bank. don't worry about that baby, i love babieses. i love baby. i hear that baby crying, i like it. i like it. what a baby! what a beautiful baby. don't worry. don't worry. >> nothing like a baby to bring out the warm side of donald trump. or maybe not. we'll explain. plus a check on weather when "way too early" comes right back. well 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midst of the turmoil of this presidential election, there's no police department in america that will be better prepared to face all that we are going to have to face in the future. >> and commissioner bratton will be on "morning joe" coming up in just a little while. florida health officials have announced another case of locally acquired zika in the miami area. for a total of 15 cases so far. it comes after the cdc issued an unprecedented advisory to women who are pregnant or thinking about getting pregnant to avoid a popular miami neighborhood. nbc's kerry sanders has the latest from miami. >> reporter: authorities tell nbc news they are still investigating where this new case was acquired. they do know the patient lives outside of that one square mile area north of downtown miami. federal officials say the insecticides used to kill mosquitoes are not as effective as they had hoped. >> just checking for mosquitoes. >> reporter: every day now in wynwood the ground war begins anew hitting sewers with biological agents to kill mosquito larvae. sweeping away standing water because that's where mosquitoes breed, especially on those flat roofs. but some experts say zika mosquitoes may already be in other parts of miami. or beyond. >> we're still on a steep learning curve about this virus. and so we're still trying to get our arms around how extensive this outbreak could be. >> reporter: infectious disease experts say anyone bitten in the mosquito zone can become an unwitting carrier. once bitten and infected that person traveling from the zika zone elsewhere can then be bitten by another mosquito. that mosquito, now infected, bites someone else, spreading the disease. that's how it could travel beyond wynwood. even to other states. a single mosquito with zika can lay more than 100 eggs. and it is a voracious biter. >> it will bite four, five, six individuals before she settles down to lay her eggs. >> reporter: mothers-to-be more anxious by the day. >> i am absolutely terrified. just completely terrified. and i think the scariest part is that our political leaders have really seemed to have failed us at this point. >> reporter: that was kerry sanders reporting. now let's get a check on your weather with nbc meteorologist bill karins. good morning, my friend. >> good wednesday morning to you. a lot of little stories in the weather world today. the heat continues in the middle of the country. heat advisories, and excessive heat watches are going to be issued eventually, st. louis there, tulsa is under the advisory. in all 8 million people in the heat advisory today where it will feel like 105-plus. so that's not exactly enjoyable weather. as far as severe weather goes, this is the severe weather season in the northern half of the country as we go throughout the middle of the summer, so watch out today in north dakota, south dakota, and areas of minnesota. a little over 1 million people at risk. kind of avoids a lot of the big cities out there. a few tornadoes possible late this afternoon towards this evening. yesterday a little bit of flash flooding north of the phoenix area. right now things have settled down. it is the desert southwest. this is the time of year when they get their rainfall and it's raining pretty good to the northeast of albuquerque. a lot of this region is now under a flash flood watch. in all over about 4 million people in the flash flood watch. isolated one to two inches of rain with any thunderstorms, everybody else would just be a little cooler with those showers. so for today's forecast, there is some great weather out there. i mean, as far as early august goes, this is as nice as it gets around washington, d.c., baltimore, philadelphia, new york. all through the northeast. temperatures in the morning are a little cool, the humidity is down, and this afternoon in the low 80s with low humidity. you don't get many days in august like this. still holding on to the humidity, though, showers and storms in florida today, also to atlanta and a sneak peek at tomorrow's forecast does show it also being pretty nice out there in the east. so there's some great weather out there but there's also a lot of problems, too. >> all right, bill, thank you so much. the u.s. women's soccer team set to kick off the first olympic competition even before the opening ceremony. we're going to set the stage for that game. look at that shot of rio. 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policy issues but i never thought that they couldn't do the job. but that's not the situation here. and that's not my -- just my opinion. that is the opinion of many prominent republicans. there has to come a point at which you say, enough. >> president obama giving his harshest rebuke yet of donald trump, calling him unfit for office while urging other republican leaders to withdraw their support. meanwhile, trump himself refuses to endorse the re-election bids of house speaker paul ryan and senator john mccain. two republican leaders who have already endorsed him. the question is whether he's actually doing them a favor. it is 5:30 on the east coast, 2:30 out west, this is "way too early." good morning, it is wednesday august 3rd. i'm chris jansing. three months to the day today that donald trump won the indiana republican primary, knocking out his final opponent for the nomination. yet on tuesday trump continued his war with party leadership by withholding his endorsement from house speaker paul ryan and the 2008 republican nominee john mccain in their primaries this month. on supporting ryan, trump told "the washington post," quote, i'm not quite there yet. just not quite there yet. his language echoing what the speaker said in may, when he held back endorsing trump. >> i'm just not ready to do that at this point. i'm not there right now. i hope to support his candidacy fully and i want to do that. but right now, just i got to tell you, jake, just being candid with you, at this point i'm just not there right now. >> while trump said everybody wants my support when asked if ryan had asked for his support ryan's office denies that quote neither speaker ryan nor anyone on his team has ever asked for donald trump's endorsement and we are confident in a victory next week regardless. ryan's opponent, paul nehlen, released a statement that said, in part, paul ryan's repeated betrayals of the gop nominee is beneath the dignity of the speaker's office and is morally disqualifying. meantime donald trump also hit back at john mccain, the five-time senator and vietnam p.o.w., who rebuked trump for questioning the right of fallen soldier's parents to criticize him. trump said, i haven't endorsed john mccain and i've never been there with john mccain because i always felt that he should have done a much better job for the vets. mccain has not responded though he did meet privately with trump's running mate, governor mike pence, in phoenix last night. aides say they discussed national security issues but pence did not address trump's comments or mccain during his arizona campaign swing. while trump hit mccain again in a tv interview. >> i've, you know, never been a big fan of john mccain. and i just hate the way our veterans have been treated by john and other people. i hate it. i look at our veterans, how badly they've been treated, the suicides -- >> what did john mccain -- >> tremendously bad -- >> for veterans? >> he should have grabbed that issue. that's his issue. >> president obama meanwhile urging republicans to withdraw their endorsements of donald trump. during a press conference yesterday the president issued his strongest criticisms of trump to date. >> i think the republican nominee is unfit to serve as president. i said so last week. and he keeps on proving it. the fact that he doesn't appear to have basic knowledge around critical issues in europe, in the middle east, in asia, means that he's woefully unprepared to do this job. i think what's been interesting is the repeated denunciations of his statement s by leading republicans, including the speaker of the house, and the senate majority leader, and prominent republicans like john mccain. and the question i think that they have to ask themselves is, if you are repeatedly having to say, in very strong terms that what he has said is unacceptable, why are you still endorsing him? >> both trump and his running mate mike pence responded to the president's comments last night. >> president barack obama gave a speech today, talking about my running mate a little bit. he actually said that the republican nominee is unfit to be serve. he did. and he said the fact that he doesn't appear to have basic knowledge about critical issues in europe, middle east, and asia, means that he's, quote, woefully unprepared to do this job. well, let me -- let me say i think barack obama knows something about being woefully unprepared to be president of the united states. >> i think he's the worst president maybe in the history of our country. i think he's been a disaster. he's been weak. he's been ineffective. you look at this so-called recovery, it's setting record lows. it's i guess not since 1949 has there been anything like it. i think he's one of the worst presidents, maybe the worst, that we've ever had in the history of our country. i think that hillary clinton maybe has a -- she has the potential to be even worse. >> as donald trump continues to fight with fellow republicans, some in his party are taking their support to the other side backing hillary clinton. 2010 california gubernatorial nominee and republican fund-raiser meg whitman now endorsing clinton. a source tells nbc news clinton spoke with the hewlett-packard ceo about a month ago, and that whitman will raise money for the democrat. she released a statement overnight saying in part, it is clear to me that secretary clinton's temperament, global experience, and commitment to america's bedrock national values make her the far better choice in 2016 for president of the united states. in a tumultuous world america needs the kind of table and aspirational leadership secretary clinton can provide. meanwhile, congressman richard hanna of new york announced yesterday that he will vote for mrs. clinton in november. making him the first sitting congressional republican to support her. hanna said he decided to take action after watching trump criticize the muslim american parents of a u.s. army captain killed in iraq. in an op-ed congressman hanna writes in part, quote, while a disagree with her on many issues i will vote for mrs. clinton. i will be hopeful and resolute in my belief that being a good american who loves his country is far more important than parties or winning and losing. i trust she can lead. also joining the growing list a former top aide of trump ally governor chris christie. maria comela says she will vote for christie in the fall and even christie in a rare break with trump spoke out yesterday saying it was inappropriate to criticize the khan family. >> i cannot imagine the pain of losing a child, under any circumstances. and for mr. and mrs. khan, the pain of losing their son, while defending our country, is unfathomable. and i think it gives them the right to say whatever they want. whether they're right or wrong. you're not going to find me being critical of mr. and mrs. khan no matter what they do. even if i may disagree with them, because any one particular statement they might make, it's just inappropriate for us, in this context, to be criticizing them. and i'm not going to participate in that. >> do you regret at all engaging in this back and forth with the khans? >> i don't rret anything. i said nice things about the son ani feel that very strongly. but of course, i was hit very hard from the stage and you know, it's just one of those things. >> meanwhile, a new poll in the presidential race shows hillary clinton extending her lead. the reuters up sos online poll has clinton ahead 43% to donald trump's 35%, increasing her lead from six to eight points since the democratic convention. let's turn now to business. global markets in the red this morning as the dow looks to snap a seven-day losing streak today. cnbc's luisa bojesen joins us live from london. good morning. >> good morning, chris. yeah, markets this morning here in europe relatively mixed. we opened flatish. we're just seeing a little bit more red on our screens, as it were. as you say, the dow, and the s&p both closing at three-week lows. we still have all this earnings momentum, the dollar pushing lower, and today you're going to be wanting to look out for the adp private sector employment data, and the ism nonmanufacturing data, as well. the market now not pricing in for a fed hike at any point until 2018. and the market by and large is trying to reposition for this in many instances. just want to talk a little bit about what took place in after-hours trade yesterday. we saw aig the insurance company beating expectations raising their buyback program as well. they're going to be buying back $3 billion worth of shares. net income figure of $1.9 billion, up from $1.8 billion that we saw year-on-year. they're still on quite a lot of pressure to break themselves apart. we could be hearing more about that in the near future. fitbit popping up by more than 6% after they posted their second quarter numbers. you would recall that they listed quite recently they had this -- they went public back in june and since then reported five times the first four times after reporting you saw the stock dropping quite significantly afterwards because people think how are they going to manage to keep a grip on competition like apple in the long-term. but this time things are looking promising, and a little bit of a pop there. also just to mentionatesy up by 5% on the back of their quarterly numbers as well. >> luisa bojesen live from london thank you. president obama is calling the new campaign of airstrikes against the islamic state group in libya a critical move. as the u.s. expands its military operations beyond iraq and syria, nbc news has exclusively obtained a map showing the global expansion of the terror group. cynthia mcfadden has the details. >> reporter: the u.s. launched more airstrikes against isis targets in libya. representing an expansion of u.s. military operations beyond iraq and syria. an nbc news exclusive, this map, part of the monthly classified briefing received by the white house. dated august 2016. from the national counterterrorism center. it shows the worldwide expansion of the islamic state. a stunning three-fold increase since the u.s. and its allies began their military campaign against isis two years ago. >> that map could probably be a lot bigger if they were to show all the aspirational regions where isis wants to operate. >> reporter: in 2014, there were seven countries in which isis was operating. by 2015, that number was nearly double to 13. the briefing map indicates 18 countries where the islamic state is fully operational. and a new category, aspiring isis branches of which there are six countries include bangladesh where last month isis took credit for killing 24 people. in a year in which politicians are vigorously debating the war against terror, the battleground is clearly expanding. >> meantime the u.s. secretly shipped iran $400 million around the same time that country released four american prisoners. that's according to "the wall street journal" which says a combination of foreign currencies were packed on wooden pallets and flown to iran on an unmarked cargo plane in january. it cites u.s. and european officials and congressional staff briefed on the operation. the "journal" says u.s. officials deny the money was tied to the release of the prisoners, though, although the exact details were not revealed it's worth noting that secretary of state john kerry did release a statement in january with much of this information as the prisoners were being released. kerry said the money was part of a $1.7 billion settlement with iran of a claim over a deal for the sale of military equipment back in 1979. he added that the settlement was made to cut litigation risks. republican vice presidential nominee mike pence wasted no time criticizing the reported move, while talking about the nuclear deal between the u.s. and iran at a rally in phoenix. >> if you haven't heard about it yet, tonight "the wall street journal" is actually reporting that on the day, and it's around the time the deal was done, and american hostages were being released, the administration airlifted $400 million in cash to iran. you know, we cannot have four more years accommodating and apologizing to our enemies or abandoning our friends. america needs to be strong for the world to be safe and donald trump will lead on the world stage from strength. >> and still ahead, the new information suggesting that flossing may not actually benefit you. and donald trump's bad luck with babies continues. the surprising step he took to deal with one crying kid at a rally. 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you wonder who the baby is. >> vice presidential nominee tim kaine not letting up also tweeted quote first trump attacked a hotel roanoke then a gold star v.a. family, today he kicked a baby out of a v.a. rally. va is not for haters. obviously playing off thatva tourism slogan virginia is for lovers. the hit poed cast serial took the world of pop culture by storm when it delved into the details of a 1999 murder of a teenage girl from maryland. the former boyfriend of the victim was convicted and sentenced to life in prison. serial debuted and in june he was granted a retrial over new cell phone evidence. now it's unclear whether that new trial will ever come to fruition for the 35-year-old. the state of maryland is now appealing the judge's decision. ayed was convicted in 2000 and has served 16 years of his life sentence. all right tonight's show with jimmy fallon has a new gig beginning in january. the king of late night will host this year's golden globes that will air on nbc. and this is nothing new for fallon. he previously hosted the emmy awards back in 2010 to great acclaim. the president of the hollywood foreign press expressed his excitement at the news, adding his charm, wit and incredible spontaneity will play exceedingly well both to everyone at the golden globes as well as the millions watching at home from around the world. the golden globes will air on january 8th live on nbc. and finally this morning, chris, throughout your entire life, everyone from your dentist to your mother has told you that flossing was a key to healthy mouth and receiving that picture perfect smile you always dreamed of. turns out it might all be overrated. in 1979, the surgeon general told americans you have to floss daily. but it recently removed the recommendation from its guidelines, admitting to the associated press that the appropriate research into the effectiveness of the habit had not taken place. because of the recent skepticism the american dental association released a statement yesterday standing by their decades-old recommendation, adding interdental cleaners such as floss are an essential part of taking care of your teeth and gums. it is proven to help remove debris between the teeth that contribute to plaque buildup. so to floss or not to floss that is really the question or you can just be like me and just wait till the day that you're going to the dentist to floss just to try and mask your laziness. >> louis i'm so sorry you told me that. okay. i'm going to get just for the record i'm going to continue to floss. still to come on way too -- he doesn't floss until the day he goes to the dentist. still to come on "way too early" the opening ceremony for the 2016 olympic games is this friday. but there is still concerns about contaminated water in rio. don't brush your teeth with that. we'll show you how athletes from team usa are preparing when we come right back. it's time to discover that in a lexus suv... ♪ ...there's no such thing as adverse conditions. ♪ come to the lexus golden opportunity sales event this is the pursuit of perfection. try duo fusion!ing antacids? 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