week. thank you for being here with us. good night from nbc head quarters here in new york. secretary tom prois ice is here, and hopefully he's going to get the votes tomorrow to start our path toward killing this horrible thing known as obama care that's really hurting us. by the way, you going to get the votes? >> i hope so. >> he'd better get them. he'd better get them. otherwise i'll say tom, you're fired. i'll get somebody. >> president trump puts on the pressure as senators prepare for a crucial vote on health care. today he's taking aim at members of his party. the president's son-in-law appears before the house intention community a day after

being questioned on the senate side. and later, is attorney general sessions' job on the line according to a new report that the president's advisors are floating ideas for possible replacements. good morning, it's tuesday, july 25th. new overnight, senator john mccain announced he'll return to d.c. just last week it was announced the senator was diagnosed with an aggressive brain tumor. his office released a statement saying senator mccain looks forward to the returning to the united states senate to continue working on important legislation including health care reform, the national defense authorization act, and new sanctions on russia, iran, and north korea. senator mccain is expected to vote in support of a motion to proceed to the health care bill,

but republicans aren't as sure. now, senator ron johnson said i don't have a clue what we're going to be voting on. senator murkowski said i would like to more. senator susan collins said we don't know what we're voting on tomorrow, or at least, i still don't. and senator rand paul said he's still a no vote on a motion to proceed unless they go straight to a clean repeal. >> if they want my vote, they're going to have to come and talk to me and they're going to have to say yes, we're willing to have some compromises. i've gone to them many times, and i'm not getting anything back from the leadership that shows they're interested in my vote. they're going to be much more interested in the next 24 hours or i'm not voting to go to their bill. i don't think their bill is much good anyway. >> a group of moderate senate republicans met to discuss the planned health care vote. their meeting came after president trump once again railed against obama care and his party in a speech at the white house.

>> for the past 17 years, obamacare has wreaked havoc on the lives of innocent, hard working americans. behind me today, we have real american families, great families. just spent a lot of time with them, who are suffering because seven years ago a small group of politicians and entesspernl ints in washington engineered a government takeover of health care. every pledge that washington democrats made to pass that bill turned out to be a lie. it was a big, fat, ugly lie. we as a party must fulfill that solemn promise to the voters of this country to repeal and replace what they've been saying for the last seven years. but so far senate republicans have not done their job in ending the obama care nightmare. >> as the senate weighs the house version of the health care bill, it's worth recalling when

the lower chamber bill passed many viewed it skeptically with some saying it will never pass. >> i don't know the details of the house, but my guess is we're going to spend at least a month looking at the issue. >> i think the house freedom caucus made it a lot less bad is one of the nicest things i can think to say. >> no amendments, debated for three or four hours. any time you have a process like this that hasn't been scored you -- >> they'll pass theirs, we'll pass ours. >> do you like the house bill? >> i haven't paid much attention. there's no reason to. we'll take it up here. >> at the end of the bill, i think there will be a senate bill, and then the two bills at some point will have to come together. >> the house bill is not going to come before us. the senate is starting from skrac

scratch. we're going to draft our own bill. >> we're all involved in discussing the way forward. >> it's a rejection from the house bill. joining us molly hooper. great to have you with us this morning. >> thank you. >> obviously a lot of questions surrounding what is actually happening today on capitol hill. today's vote by some accounts is a motion to begin debate on legislation, but nobody knows what that legislation exactly is. are they essentially voting on a bill passed by the house in may, do you think? >> well, the thing that's interesting about the senate is it's unlike the house in that when you go -- when you want to bring a bill to the house floor, there's a rules process where a committee decides what is discussed and debated on the floor. the senate, it's basically open for all. technically, yes, they will be moving on to the house bill, but that doesn't mean that what the final product will be the house bill, because republican senators, democratic senators, are free to offer whatever amendments they want. so when rand paul says i want my

leaders -- i'm not sure if they really want my vote, they haven't been in contact with me. he wants to know at what point in the debate after the senate would move on to the actual bill, at what point would his amendment to full stop repeal the bill would -- full sop repeal obama care would come up for a vote. >> i assume final pitches are obviously still being made about today, but how should we expect this to play out going forward? i mean, we're listening to some senators and they're kind of saying we don't know where to tally the votes because we don't know what they're voting on. and i'm not sure how this is going to play out today. >> that's actually what's going to be interesting to watch and fun to watch for those of us who cover the senate and the house. this is an unusual debate, because normally the leadership, especially on the senate side, know where exactly every vote is, who is going to vote which way, and they don't bring up a

piece of legislation or a motion to proceed unless they know they have the votes. so there's a few people we'll be watching for. lisa murkowski, susan collins is a no. he's not going to move on to the motion to proceed. the republicans can only lose one more vote and still have vice president break a tie. that's where john mccain's vote will be key. by all intents and purposes, it looks like he'll be in the chamber to vote for the motion to proceed. >> all right. molly hooper live in washington d.c. we'll see you again in a half hour. stick ard. >> excellent. >> republican congressman of texas is facing criticism for remarks about republican colleagues on the fence or against their party's health care plan. here's what he said in a radio interview on friday. take a listen. >> the fact that the senate does not have the courage to do some things that every republican in the senate promised to do is

just absolutely repugnant to me. some of the people that are opposed to this, there are some female senators from the northeast, if it was a guy from south texas, i might ask him to step outside and settle this. >> last week susan collins and lisa murkowski said they would oppose the plan to repeal obamacare without an immediate replacement. susan collins is the only one from the northeast. she released a statement in response to the congressman's remarks saying in 20 years in the senate, i have had a lot of people make suggestions about how to resolve legislative disputes, but until today, nobody suggested a dual. jared kushner is before the house intel committee today. yesterday he was on the senate side and confronted critics after. kristen welker has more.

>> reporter: usually under the radar, jared kushner now under a harsh spotlight. >> i have been fully transparent in providing all requested information. >> reporter: trying to put to rest any question about possible collusion with russian officials during the election. >> let me be very clear. i did not collude with russia. for do i know of anyone else in the campaign who did so. i had no improper contacts. i have not relied on russian funds for my businesses. >> reporter: the brief scripted statement an attempt to stay on message after a nearly two-hour closed door session on capitol hill with senate intelligence committee investigators. >> reporter: kushner denied trying to set up a back channel with the kremlin and denied meetings with russians. in his prepared remarks, he said

he didn't know the focus of the meeting despite the subject line russia, private, and confidential. he said he arrived 10 minutes late, found the attorney discussing doopadoptions and sa can you please call me on my cell to his assistant. need excuse to get out of meeting. another, a meeting with kislyak, russian ambassador. kushner says the encounter was so brief that after the election he had no to the ask what's the name of the russian ambassador, but those answers raising more questions. >> if he has nothing to hide and he's published an 11 -page system he'll be prepared to testify publicly. >> donald trump had a better message and ran a smarter campaign. and that is why he won. suggesting otherwise, ridicules those who voted for him. >> reporter: president trump offering up a distraction to all

of it tweeting, so why aren't the committees and investigators and our ag looking into crooked hillary's crimes and russia relations? >> our thanks to kristen welker for that report, and president trump addressed the boy scout group dedicated to service. but the president once again railed against the fake news media, rehashed his election win and even turned the crowd against a fellow scout, former president, barack obama. >> by the way, just a question. did president obama ever come to a jamboree? in the scout oath, you pledge on your honor to do your best and to do your duty to god and your country. and by the way, under the trump

administration you'll be saying merry christmas again when you go shopping. believe me. merry christmas. we won, and won, so when they said there is no way to victory, there is no way to 270, i went to maine four times because it's one vote, and we won. but we won. one vote. i went there, because i kept hearing we're 269. but then wisconsin came in, many, many years, michigan came in. so -- and we worked hard there. you know, my opponent didn't work hard there. the polls, that's also fake news. they're fake polls, but the polls are saying, but we won wisconsin. >> now, there was a lot of reaction to the president's speech including from obama white house photographer who instagramed this photo of the former president greeting a cub

scout with the white house saying i can assure you po us the was not telling this boy scout about his electoral college victory. back at home lawmaker in the house are set to defy president trump when they vote on a bill issuing tougher sanctions against russia for the metaltli in last year's election. the bill targets moscow for the military aggressions in ukraine and syria. president trump had previously objected to the bill's limits on his ability to lift or ease sanctions against russia without congressional approval. for the moment, the president isn't expected to veto the bill. if he does, he risks sparking backlash from both republicans and democrats who may have votes to overrule his decision. in addition to russia, the bill also adds sanctions against iran and north korea. still ahead this morning -- >> we are back.

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the number one thing we did wrong is not present a strong, bold, economic agenda to working americans so that their hope for the future might return again. >> from the heartland to the suburbs and cities, democrats are offering a better deal in fact better jobs, better wages, a better future. >> democrats also sent a clear message to suburban voters by unveiling it in northern virginia. it comes amid a report from the all but extinct of the blue dogs are trying to make a comeback in 2018. let's check on the weather with our meteorologist. bill, severe weather in the midwest today? >> yes. it's going to slowly trek to the east. that's the big weather story. hot in some places. it's cool in a few spots too. grab the jacket great lakes and up through the northeast. one shower, thunderstorm trying to roll through minneapolis. this area will be you should gun

later today. we have a slight risk in yellow. enhanced risk in the orange. this area is where we'll see the best chance of wind damage. that's in areas of south dakota through minnesota. this storm system then treks further east and to the south on wednesday. the area of yellow is under a slight risk of storms. and that includes a lot of big cities in the midwest. that's why there's 24 million people at risk. from chicago to champagne through almost all of iowa. by the time we get to thursday, we take this storm system and the cold front through west virginia, virginia and through philadelphia, d.c., baltimore, and new york. we'll track the storm system. there will be wind damage and an isolated tornado or two. it won't be horrible. the storms this time of year only last about a half hour or so. the central plains is the target. there's a couple heat advisories. dallas at 98. the southeast is beautiful. it's not that bad.

still warm in the low 90s, upper 80s. that's not bad for this time of year. not many days like this this d.c. cool this morning. low muhammhumidity. it was a miserable day yesterday in new england with the rain. still struggling there. west, still watching rain through the rockies. we have had some flooding concerns and flash flood watches continue. if you're doing any traveling in the four corners region. wednesday, oklahoma city one of the hottest spots in the country at 100 degrees. we're warming up slowly in the northeast. a gorgeous afternoon tomorrow, boston, hartford down to new york. in boston places in the low 50s. >> i was going to say did not have a summer feel yesterday. >> no. >> felt more like early fall. thank you for that, bill. still ahead, cleveland may be using kyrie, but a former

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the back court if they honor kyrie's request for a trade. he met with the lakers, bucks and clippers. the denver broncos came to terms to keep elway. he's signed a five-year contract extension with the team according to espn. terms of the deal have not been released. elway is expected to be one of the highest paid gms in the league. he says denver is a special place and the broncos are home to me. turning to the diamond and in the motor city this one was all tied up at 3 in the top of the 12th when kansas city busted it wide open. hitting back to back homers. and kansas city tops the tigers 5-3 in this one. it's the sixth straight win for the royals bringing them to just a game and a half behind division leader cleveland. six of their victories are come at the last at bat. the mlb race is heating up.

tomorrow a 31st and 32nd homer on the season tieing women h aaron judge for the most in league. he's homered in six of his past 7 games. it propelled the marlins over the rangers 4-0. >> there was distance on that one. a lot of talk about the cavaliers. it will be interesting to see how it plays out. could jeff sessions be on the chopping block? president trump is reportedly weighing his options. plus scaramucci has been the white house director since friday and may be already planning a shaf shakoff. >> not only did sean spicer resign over scaramucci, but someone said this was a murdering of reince and bannon. they said anthony would get this job over their dead bodies. well, that's terrible because

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welcome back. it's the bottom of the hour. let's start with the morning's stop stories. snrt mccain is set to return to washington in a critical vote to repeal obama care. he revealed he was diagnosed with a brain tumor. he's expected to vote in flavor of advancing the health care bill, while other republicans remains unclear.

lawmakers in the house are set to vote on a bill issuing tougher sanctions against russia for the mettling in last year's election. the vote comes after leaders from that chamber and the senate reached a bipartisan agreement on the legislation over the weekend. president trump previously objected to the bill's ability on the ability to ease sanctions on russia without congressional approval. president trump has confirmed he has ended an obama era program to fund opposition forgss fighting bashar al assad. the president tweeted the amazon washington post fabricated the facts on my ending massive dangerous and wasteful payments to asaad. among the most influential and least heard figures in washington's modern history, jared kushner spoke out yesterday declaring that he did not collude with russia to help swing the 2016 presidential election. kushner will speak to the house

intelligence committee today after his interview with the senate intelligence committee. staffers yesterday morning took place. kushner said he answered all the questions they had. >> the record and documents i have voluntarily provide willed show that all of my actions were proper, and occurred in the normal course of events of a very unique campaign. let me be very clear. i did not collude with russia, nowhere do i know of anyone else in the campaign who did so. i had no improper contacts. i have not relied on russian funds for my businesses. and i have been fully transparent in providing all requested information. donald trump had a better message and ran a smarter campaign, and that is why he won. suggesting otherwise, ridicules those who voted for him. >> joining us once more from

washington, capitol hill reporter "the hill" molly hooper. jared kushner headed back to capitol hill. what should we learn based on yesterday? >> well, it's interesting. shortly after kushner met with the senate intelligence committee staffers, keep in mind, it was staffers, not the senators, ron wyden, one of the lead democrats in senate intel basically said looking at kushner's 11-page statement, this was, quote, clever lawyering. they would like to see him up before the senate intel in a public hearing. i think the house democrats are scouring that statement looking for holes in the quote, dleclev lawyering and will be aiming their questions at kushner. what did he know about the meeting in 2016? why did he think it was a bad idea? and i think they'll try to drill down on his role in this -- any

contacts that he had with russia. to find out what other people knew among the trump campaign staff. >> let's talk a little bit about the russian sanctions bill. congress and the white house have differing opinions on this. give us an idea of the pressure on president trump now that congress is set to pass the legislation, pretty much against his o.kbjections. >> this is one of the things where bipartisan support for a bill that if trump decides to veto it, they can override it. president trump is backed into a corner. if he doesn't sign it, it will further the narrative that there's something with russia. that's not what he wants. that's the last thing he needs to have right now going on. and so, again, he would be that veto would be overridden. for your first veto to be overridd overridden, that's not a good sign. in addition to the sanctions bill, the reason he has

objections is because it gives congress more power to weigh in on whether he could lift sanctions. they would have 30 days to review any sanctions he would want to lift toward moscow, iran, north korea, anything like that congress would have a role in that, and it wouldn't just be the president's decision. >> quickly, let's talk about the health care debate. we're expecting senators to come back today to vote on what exactly, we have no idea. is that correct? >> yes. that is correct. technically it's going to be the house-passed bill, but that will change immeasurably and john cornyn floated the idea that if the senate passed a version of the health care bill, they could conference with the house and, again, we could have something that might even be more paired back and they could move forward with greater overhaul later this year. >> all right. live on the hill, the hill's molly hooper. thank you for joining us this morning. >> absolutely.

and president trump addressed the national boy scott jamboree. the speech before the service organization felt more like a campaign style political rally. the president once again railed against the fake news media. rehashed his election win and accounted a businessman that wasn't quite suited for the crowd. >> this is a long time ago. sold his company for a tremendous amount of money and went out and bought a big yacht. he had a very interesting life. i won't go into any more than that because you're boy scouts so i won't tell you what he did. should i tell you? should i tell you? [ cheering ] . >> oh, you're boy scouts, but you know life. in the end he failed badly. lost all of his money. he went personally bankrupt. and he was now much older, and i saw him at a cocktail party. and it was very sad, because the

hottest people in new york were at this party. by the way, what do you think the chances are that this incredible massive crowd, record setting, is going to be shown on television tonight? 1% or zero row? the fake media will say smoke -- you know what this is. president trump spoke before a small crowd of boy scouts today. fake media. fake news. as the scout law says, a scout is trustworthy, loyal -- we could use some more loyalty, i'll tell you that. >> the president was flanked by rick perry, tom price, and the interior secretary. one eagle scout not in attendan attendance, jeff sessions. >> the attorney general's future grows more in question by the day. yesterday the president tweeted so why aren't the committees and investigators and our

beleaguered attorney general looking into crooked hillary's crimes and russia relations? "the washington post" reports they are floating the possibility of replacing them and rumors over who it could be are running rampant. the post speculated -- rudy giuliani could also fill the role. he pushed back saying sessions was right to recuse himself in the russia probe. as it plays out, sessions was reportedly at the white house monday. according to politico, he did not meet with the president. last night, we were told the attorney general has the president's vote of confidence and brand new communications director scaramucci said sessions' fate would be up to the president and sessions, and the president remains disappointed in some of the way the attorney general has handled certain situations. meanwhile feinstein wants the top attorney to come before the

judiciary committee to discuss his role in recusing himself from the russia investigation. it's two days into the job and the reports. the new white house communications director is ready to clean house. they say anthony scaramucci is poised to purge staffers suspected of leaking stories and being disloyal to the president. he's planning to weed out those who don't make the cut. some of the first to fall would be those allied with reince priebus. the post says the potential shakeup is stirring up tensions despite a public display of unity. criticism for a new campaign ad that includes audio of the shooting of steve scalise. take a listen. >> get down. man down. man down. [ sirens ] >> does this change your views

on the gun situation in america? >> the second amendment, a right to bare arms so to help ensure we have the light. i'm not changing my view on any of the rights we enjoy as americans. moe brooks released that yesterday with plans to run it on tv as well. he's challenge a republican senator in the august 15th primary. strange holds the seat vacated by jeff sessions when he became attorney general. scalise's office responded to the ad saying i guess some people have their own ideas about what's appropriate. and the chief of staff tweeted out yesterday the day of the shooting while waiting at the hospital, i avoided the use audio video as much as possible. this makes my stomach turned. brooks remained committed to the ad saying the truth is always appropriate. it's one thing to talk about defense of the second amendment. it's another thing to have lived through an as is nation attempt and reaffirm the right to bare

arms. brooks was also present at the june 14th shooting. and happier use, scalise who is still hospitalized called into the whip meeting for the first time last night. he said he was eager to get back to work and asked has the senate passed the health care bill yet zb still ahead, a truck driver goes before the judge. the details on what he says he knew about the operation and the horrifying accounts from survivors on the desperate conditions inside. plus 29 million are facing the risk of severe weather. we'll have more on who's at risk when we return. ♪

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unable to move in a tractor trailer. at one point almost 100 people were crammed inside. the driver of the truck made his first court appearance yesterday. gabe gutierrez has more details. >> reporter: federal prosecutors say the 60-year-old trucker discovery undocumented immigrants to a stifling end. ten are dead at san antonio police found 39 of them including teenagers trapped in this tractor trailer. >> it's dangerous. putting somebody's life at risk. these smugglers, they're callous. >> reporter: now court documents reveal he said he was driving a truck from iowa to texas. it stopped to get it washed and detailed. he said he was unaware of the contents until he stopped at this walmart parking lot to use the restroom. when he opened the back door, he said he was knocked to the ground by some of those who escaped. he said he then noticed bodies lying on the floor like meat. the gruesome scene unfolding as

temperatures reached triple digits on saturday. authorities interviewed some of the survivors who said they started taking turns breathing from the only vent hole. court documents said they paid smugglers to help them cross into the u.s. one survivor owed the smugglers $5500. this body camera video from 2015 in texas shows the desperate conditions. gasping for air rescued just on time. a 13-year-old boy among the survivors. >> they're willing to risk their lives for their kids and for their family members. >> reporter: last year federal officials investigated more than 2,000 cases of human trafficking. >> it's a symptom of a broken immigration system which congress has refused to fix. >> reporter: john kelley said there's been a sharp drop in border arrests and he argues the illegal immigration crackdown is

a deterrent. >> bradley faces life in prison or the death penalty if he's convicted. >> let's get a check on thewetter with bithewe weather with bill karins. severe storms the story over the next couple of days. we'll show you the pictures if we get damage in. there was a solar flair over the past weekend. it gave us a beautiful aurora. this is time lapsed from the international space station. it almost looks like a nasa an nation created. that's real. that's gorgeous. what a view they have of that. incredible magnetic storm. you can see shooting stars in the background as well. let's go to the severe weather maps for today. enhanced risk of severe storms. south dakota, minnesota, this area has been getting a lot of storms. there could be flash flooding. minneapolis it looks like a late afternoon, early evening event. 5 million people at risk. mostly wind damage.

i mentioned it's chilly out there this morning. grab the jacket. green bay is at 53. detroit at 57. no reason for the air-conditioning. northern new england in the 50s. d.c., you can feel it. it's still 73 degrees, but it's a little more refreshing and not quite as humid. cool for july in the northeast, but the opposite side of the country, the middle of the nation is where the warm air is pumped up from the south and too hot. oklahoma city near 100. south dakota up to 96. in contrast to that, areas like new york today won't even hit 70. in rochest ener a boston, about 67. new york 78 thursday, 84 friday. not li you'll want to head back to the pool or beach by the weekend. still ahead, israel scraps metal detectors. plus earnings from google's parent company taking a hit thanks to a multibillion dollar

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welcome back, everyone. overseas israel is removing metal detectors recently installed at the temple mount in jerusalem. the decision to keep the metal detectors in place angered muslim worshippers and led to

deadly and violent clashes. israel will instead add smart surveillance, including high-resolution cameras. >> let's turn to business where google's business alphabet proves it's still a money making machine and saudi arabia is set to cut world exports in an effort to raise world crude prices. steve, let's start with alphabet. its stock dipped a little bit. tell me what's behind that. >> this stock has come a really long way, louis. that is the point for our viewers today, 25% up so far this year it's worth $684 billion, $2.7 billion fine from the european

commission. what sent the shares down after hours of the fact that two key metrics of growth going forward was worse going forth, one was cost per click. they've drop come a have long way. owe pep peck's strategy is price around the $48 about compliance, which was with them and a whole host of other opec and non-and you for $2.8 balance in cash. well md, great big health portable, went public in 2005 as

well. actually there's been an enormous process here. would you believe there were about a hundred bids for this web app. looks like kkr finally got control of it. >> steve sedgwick nice kwf microsoft paint is set to be decommissioned. it first launched in 1985 so it's about as old as me. it was reportedly set to be phased out in the next windows 10 update. amid an outpouring of support last night, microsoft posted you'll have to go in and you'll have to get it through -- a

wisconsin company offering the option of microchips installed in their body, between and. so the move will allow the company's workers to make purchases at the break room' vending machines, log into computers and use the company's copy machine. >> too car coming up next, jared kushner returns to discuss his meeting with air ma, if so democratic senator joe mansion joins the conversation as we continue.

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"the daily show" giving you a look at the similarities between the president and anthony scaramucci, at least in the hand movements there. >> and senators will vote whether to proceed on the bill that the house passed back in may. >> and senator mccain will return to capitol hill to cast his vote. >> capitol hill will also be lo and kristin welker has more from the white house. krist

kristen, good morning. >> reporter: good morning to you. president trump will head to ohio today for a campaign-style rally. in this comes monday he met with t thein and he has nothing to hide. now, his meeting with the senate intelligence committee was behind closed door and there. >> all right. our thanks to kristen welker for her reporting there. >> that does it for us. i'm ayman mohyeldin along louis burgdorf. "morning joe" starts right now. >> we won and won. so when they said there is no way to victory, there is no way to 270. you know, i went to maine four times because it one vote and we

won. it was will the prpand we worked hard there pup know, my opponent didn't work hard there. the polls, that's also fake news. they're fake polls. but the polls will say but we won wisconsin. >> what was going on there? today could be the most consequential moment yet for the trump presidency and donald trump is still talking about hillary clinton. speak being last night to the national boy scott jamboree. today he'll find out whether republican go and if the health care vote wasn't enough, joe, today his son-in-law meets with house investigators over questions about russia