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know, seizures, to coma. that sort of thing. you want to get indoors, hydrate, cool down. take a cool shower. i had a patient not long ago. he was a young, healthy person having a good team on the beach, drinking alcohol. he had a seizure. he bit his tongue. fortunately he's okay. the extreme heat temperatures can impact anyone. you know, just like as we saw the nfl player, marion barber that passed away last year of a heat stroke. >> neil: right. we forget that. even the most healthy. doctor, words of wisdom to all. appreciate it. >> thank you, neil. >> neil: this other big development today. here we go again. federal prosecutors have told former president donald trump that he's a target of their probe after his loss of the 2020 election as well as looking into the events surrounding january 6. let's get the very latest from david spunt. david? >> good afternoon.
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doors. still, i thought that we would, you know, maybe they're duking it out. maybe they'll come back with something meaningful, but, no, they came back with bumpkis, and i think they were duped because they wanted an extra week to promote their summer movies. >> 97.1%, the members that voted in favor -- >> 160,000 people in this union. the largest entertainment union in the world. >> fran drescher, fran, thank you very much for joining us, and for taking time off what is, i know, a very busy day. >> thank you for your support. coming up, that is the argument from the actors, next, we're going to get it from the studios, along with a media reporter to sort it all out. republicans in the house passed an unpassable defense budget. what the senate will say about what the house is sending them and what that will mean for keeping the government's lights on. here we go again. plus an nbc news exclusive.
he's constrained . be th the investigation remains open. so he's not saying all those things he's. o ag here we go again, congressman. the investigation is ongoing or' you can't say this because the things aren't true, which is it? well, first of all, it's it is a sweetheart deal because any othe it. all ar would have charged with a felony crime. even the whistleblowerican who s the head of the supervisory unit doing the investigation s said, yeah, we wanted to bringlo felony charges but we wereny stopped becaus c we wise couldnt bring those charges and we weren't allowed to do it. >> what is this ongoin chargesge investigation? this is what we don't know who's conducting it. we don't know if it's ofr n. >>f it's the president, then there has to be a special counsel appointed. you have the justice department investigating the president inbe view. justi what you have here is this is the stonewalling of facts dethe political of the department of justice and in some respects, the fbi as well armsl if it's always uns investigation. i never have to get to an end point until it's too late. that's how the statute of limitations expired under hunter biden.
and for his rivals? well, he had this message. i know that they want to get a scalp, they want to win, but it ain't happening, still. fair to say the rest have certainly been warned. andy swiss, bbc news, wimbledon. he looks revved up. who can stop them? england will be hoping to continue their comeback in the women's ashes. it didn't start well, losing the first two matches to trail 6—0 in the multiformat series. it meant they needed to win all five of the remaining fixtures. they have won two of them — both twenty20s — and will need to repeat that success in three 50 over matches, starting in bristol this afternoon. even after two losses we are pretty positive. credit to the girls. in the past we might have got down and have the here we go again sort of thing against the aussies but there is a belief in that room we can
(doors ding) but so many white people came up to me and was like, "is that a thing?" and i'm like, "hell yeah!" that was just as important of an episode as juneteenth was. it's like these topics that we touched on. - excuse me! - here we go again. - i hope you enjoy the rest of your racist pageant! johnsons, we out! - no! no, no, no, no! (upbeat hip hop music) (ding chimes) you've worn many hats,
was like, you know, i just can't do this anymore. i think it was a big turning point for me, physically. mentally, i'm still working on it. but physically, it was just -- it was a point where i was like, i have to change. >> reporter: what followed were daily family meals where at first candace monitored her daughter's plates. and it was at one of those dinners where candace mentioned an ad she had seen for a law firm that was helping families sue the social media companies. >> the social media victims law centers has received attention for its efforts to hold companies accountable for causing these harms. >> reporter: she was stunned that there were families blaming social media for things like eating disorders instead of themselves. >> i'm thinking, here we go again with this unaccountability that seems to be taking over the whole country. >> reporter: you're the parent who would say this is bs.
- i'll hang up my stocking. - oh, buddy. - and now it's on the national calendar forever, something that's still mind blowing to me. - president biden signed the juneteenth national independence day act into law. - we did an episode about a little white girl in the elevator by herself, and the black man shouldn't get on it. and they just. (laughs) (doors ding) but so many white people came up to me and was like, "is that a thing?" and i'm like, "hell yeah!" that was just as important of an episode as juneteenth was. it's like these topics that we touched on. - excuse me! - here we go again. - i hope you enjoy the rest of your racist pageant! johnsons, we out! - no! no, no, no, no! (upbeat hip hop music) (ding chimes) [bacon sizzles] [bacon sizzles] ♪ [electronic music plays] ♪
for its efforts to hold companies accountable for causing these harms. >> reporter: she was stunned that there were families blaming social media for things like eating disorders instead of themselves. >> i'm looking at it thinking, wow, here we go again with this unaccountability that seems to be taking over the whole country. >> reporter: you're the parent who would say this is bs. >> right. i get that parent 100%. here in cincinnati, conservative, christian, that's the mentality, it's my fault, of course. >> reporter: but that night at the kitchen table, she heard a different take from her daughter. >> i said, can you believe this? these people are trying to sue the forum and is saying it's their fault. i'm like, isn't that ridiculous? she said, it's not ridiculous. so you think it's good that they're going to come after these companies and she said absolutely, i think it's about damn time.