Exchange...

Juan Nazario was sitting on a lakeside bench when he heard the popping of gunshots outside Louie’s On the Lake. He ran to his car to get his gun and moved toward the sounds.

Bryan Whittle was driving with his wife when he saw a commotion outside Louie’s. Whittle, too, grabbed his gun.

In a matter of seconds, the two armed citizens took up positions around the shooter, drawing their weapons and shouting for him to drop his. 

There was an exchange of gunfire.  Police arrived unsure who was who,  handcuffed all of the men and put them on the ground.

 Nazario, a former police officer while Whittle has served 20 years in the Oklahoma Air National Guard.   Police praised Nazario and Whittle, saying their swift response ended what a police spokesman called “a very dangerous situation.

Banners...

Chanting "Donald Trump has got to go," tens of thousands of protesters marched through London on Friday waving banners and banging pots to demonstrate against the U.S. president on his first official visit to Britain.

Under a brilliant blue sky, demonstrators streamed through central London's main streets carrying placards saying "Dump Trump" and "Keep your tiny hands off women's rights."  

Charlie Moffitt, a 16-year-old student who was wearing a red "Make America Great Again" cap, said: "At a time when we are leaving the European Union we need to be close to our most important ally."

Dating...

Seven Nigerians targeted people on dating websites and swindled them out of more than $1.5 million.  They created fake online dating profiles with photos of models or public figures.  They targeted people with financial assets, spending weeks or months courting them.

Prosecutors said they would establish romance and then ask for money, saying it was for travel or business deals. After receiving the money, officials say the conspirators would transfer it to other accounts.

The indictments charge the defendants with a total of 60 counts of wire fraud, money laundering, identity theft and use of false passports.  Five have been arrested and two are fugitives.

Reason...

The fiestas of San Fermin are celebrated in Irunea/Pamplona, in the region of Navarra, every year from the 6th to the 14th of July. They have become internationally known because of the running of the bulls, where the bulls are lead through the streets of the old quarter as far as the bull ring by runners. 

They have their reason.

Fly...

Hordes of demonstrators began to converge in central London on Friday morning, intent on mocking U.S. President Donald Trump on his only full day of business with British leaders on what has been dubbed a "working visit" to the United Kingdom. 

The visual cornerstone of the anti-Trump protests -- which include several organized marches by varying groups -- is a giant balloon depicting the U.S. leader as an angry, screaming orange baby in a diaper, clutching a cell phone with Twitter on the screen.

London Mayor Sadiq Khan had to give the final approval for "Trump baby" to fly. 

Pardon...

Crack it...

Dozens of illegal immigrants were discovered stashed away in the back of a tractor-trailer in Texas.

Democrats in Congress are introducing legislation to abolish the Immigration and Customs Enforcement Agency ICE.

The bill from Wisconsin Rep. Mark Pocan would give Congress a year to develop a more "humane immigration enforcement system" and terminate ICE.

Republican House Speaker Paul Ryan calls it "the craziest position" he's ever seen. He told reporters that Democrats are now so far left of the American mainstream, they "have really jumped the sharks." 

 It is all about the coming election.  

Called...

President Trump is blasting The New York Times for what he calls a 'fake' story that reported the United States has been accused of 'blackmail' after it threatened to cut aid to Ecuador and other poor countries who backed a resolution encouraging breastfeeding.

'The failing NY Times Fake News story today about breast feeding must be called out. The U.S. strongly supports breast feeding but we don't believe women should be denied access to formula. Many women need this option because of malnutrition and poverty,' he wrote on Twitter.  

Don't...

 

Stormy Daniels was arrested while performing at the Sirens Gentlemen’s Club in Columbus after she allegedly allowed "a customer to touch her while on stage,".

Daniels allegedly touched some of the patrons' breasts and allowed them to touch her, according to court documents obtained by ABC affiliate WSYX. 

She allegedly performed the same act with several officers who approached the stage and forced one officer's head into her bare chest. 

Don't touch it...

Fumbles...

Papa John’s shares fell after the pizza chain’s founder confirmed a report he had used the n-word back in May, CNBC reports.  

John Schnatter was on a conference call with a marketing agency; the call was meant as a role-playing exercise to help Schnatter avoid future public relations messes like the one last year when he blamed the NFL’s national anthem kneeling controversy for declining pizza sales. 

The pizza baron and self-made billionaire apologized for using the N-word after a report  citing comments he made while discussing how to prevent future public relations fumbles with the company's.He resign.