. >> kim tweeted the cover was a tremendous honor, followed by the tash hag, not bad for a girl with no talent. back to the top ten, joining t-swift but off her $170 million, one direction author james patterson and dr. phil. kevin hart made huge leaps from last year's rank at 95 to come in at number 6, becoming first comedian ever to outearn jerry seinfeld. adele returned at number nine. >> more than half h $85 million are sales from her latestalbum. >> britney spears at 99 with a mere $30.5 mil >> one more note, beyonce and jay-z are the highest ranking couple. she is 34 with $54 million, he is behind at at 36 with $53.5 million. >> she edged him out just a little bit. >> they make good lemonade, >> they sure are. mariah carey and nick ham's divorce. >> garth brooks new york takeover. >> the bad mom lepe's foods is a locally owned family company, here in santa rosa. as a small business, we're always looking to save money, and pg&e was able to help us. i help the small businesses save money and energy. it feels great. we looked at their lighting, their refrigeration system, and with

>> one of the dishes, yes we also brought rainbow trout lightly cured, with corned suck tash, and sauce. >> suck tash. >> and then we brought grilled filet tip salad, with asparagus. >> what you did bring? >> great variety from the reading terminal market in philadelphia. we have whoopie pie, best of philly. >> whoopie pie. >> the bakery, caprise salad, from grilled cheese, rat from hot field deli, strawberry jam from couldn't meant philadelphia, bally peck reno, smoke, market bakery bread, and we also have juice from eye vine produce that is apple, strawberry lemonade. >> strawberry lemonade. >> a saucer for the inch until until event. >> now, am i supposed to take my own food? >> you can, or you can order catering from our lovely caterers. >> if i do that will you bring the basket to my location? >> no? >> no. >> i have to pick it up from you? >> you have to pick it up from me. >> here is the thing. >> on site actually. >> we do bring it to them kind. >> when you come to this you have to have your own table, own decorations and everything, but makes it one step yes, sir for for you. >

the losers i asked about was the real estate industry who has some of the more prominent taxes that tash tax editions. ande are hundreds of others there are obviously as you mentioned some very powerful lobbies here in d.c. who protect those. but also the people. a family might take benefit from the tax break for college for instance. have lobbyists here in d.c. but you can bet the colleges do. for a most every preference in the tax code you'll find somebody here to advocate the years of -- keeping the ears of all of those lawmakers. years,the past 50 to 60 they've really grown up around tax code in this country. we talked about the former chairman dave camp a left frustrated because he could not do tax reform, why will this be different? >> it's not clear to me that it will. the 86 tax forms all about that. think we will continue to see significant lobbying here. as he said he doesn't anticipate they will get much done this year. it will really depend to is president and what the will of congress is once they see the lay of the land with whoever happens to be in the executive. >> we did

. >> that tash a. thank you so much.e scared about the state of the word. >> but she told them not to to succomb to the fear. >> descend into lawlessness and division trump said. >> a great president franklin roosevelt came one perfect rebuke to trump. the only thing we have to fear, is fear itself. >> the former secretary of state acknowledged terrorism at home and abroad and said fighting it will require experience. >> we will not ban a religion. we will work with all americans and our allies to fight and defeat terrorism. >> she said trump's promise he alone can fix america's problems should test off alarm bells. >> don't believe anyone who says, i alone can fix this. >> clinton was introduced by her 36-year-old daughter chelsea who described her mother as not just a powerful politician but a doting mom and grandmother. >> my mom can be about to walk on stage for debate or speech, it just doesn't matter, she'll drop everything for a few minutes of blowing kisses and reading chuga chuga choochoo with her granddaughter.

. >> that tash a. thank you so much.any americans are scared about the state of the word. >> but she told them not to to succomb to the fear. >> descend into lawlessness and division trump said. >> a great president franklin roosevelt came one perfect rebuke to trump. the only thing we have to fear, is fear itself. >> the former secretary of state acknowledged terrorism at home and abroad and said fighting it will require experience. >> we will not ban a religion. we will work with all americans and our allies to fight and defeat terrorism. >> she said trump's promise he alone can fix america's problems should test off alarm bells. >> don't believe anyone who says, i alone can fix this. >> clinton was introduced by her 36-year-old daughter chelsea who described her mother as not just a powerful politician but a doting mom and grandmother. >> my mom can be about to walk on stage for debate or speech, it just doesn't matter, she'll drop everything for a few minutes of blowing kisses and reading chuga chuga choochoo with he

i'm andrew along with joe kernen and kayla tash shi is with us today.ve a very business friday. the first read on second quarter gdp is out. it comes out at 8:30 eastern. expected to grow in the quarter. also 8:30 we get the q2 employment cost index and 9:45 you have to look for the chicago pmi. that comes up at 10:00. dallas fed president is speaking today. a lot of fed heads in other economic watchers are going to be looking at that kind of

and asked her to town done the game and found a tank top painted on his daughter's tattoos and his tash tag here, nailed her dad is funny. he tried to shame her and she said this is great. >> like kids using snapchat, your parents can't go on it. >> can now. >> thank you so much for being here. coming up next, a day with ellie kemper, the star of "unbreakable" and the snl reaction that turned out to be her big break and facebook for a facebook live chat in two minutes. we'll be right back on "sunday today." with great july 4th savings right now at lowe's. like 4 bags of soil for only $10. plus get a $100 to $200 lowe's gift card with your purchase of select john deere® riding lawn mowers right now at lowe's. is better for your skin than wearing no makeup at all? neutrogena® cosmetics. with vitamins and antioxidants. now with foundations in shades for more skin tones. >>> thanks for joining us for this news 4 news break. it's sunday, july 3rd. i'm adam tuss. power should be fully restored in gaithersburg after a crashed into

celebrated on social media with tash tags like america and may the fourth be with you.ut is america feeling that patriotic? in a new survey only 52% of adults say they are extremely proud to be an american. that's down 18 point since 2003. it's even worse with millennials. only 34% love their country to the extreme. but let not your heart be troubled. one great, great american is doing his part to make us all proud. the headline says it all. army veteran rescues bald eagle dangling upside down from a rope in 75-foot tree by mowing down the branchs with his gun. the eagle had become entangled in the woods of minnesota. so jason galvan who lives nearby picked up his 22-caliber rifle and started cautiously unloading. nine minutes later and 150 shot, his shot broke the rope and freed the bald eagle. the bird now dubbed freedom is recovering nicely. if a dude freeing a bald evening well a gun doesn't warm your heart, have i two tickets to north korea you might be interested in. the only thing more american is this headlines. tobey keith dressed as uncle sam and ate apple pie

tash. you call her mr. pegues: tina had one child. corey is in queens. brian: how is he doing?rian: fine. i'm in touch with him -- mr. pegues: fine. i'm in touch with him. brian: which woman was most upset when they found out? mr. pegues: you could flip a coin. i was living a double life. had a girlfriend in queens cheating on the one of brooklyn. he one of brooklyn thought was my girlfriend. when they both found out, they were upset. brian: as you told us earlier, you have a tattoo. fair? -- ather a fair -- affair? mr. pegues: absolutely not. she would kill me. brian: she had children before? mr. pegues: yes. brian: how many children did you have together? mr. pegues: two. one big happy family. brian: where did you meet brendale, the other people in your family are cops? mr. pegues: i met her in third grade. with a bushy hair. --an: when did you get her get with her? mr. pegues: after my divorce with three so. -- teresa. a few years after that. brian: what does she think of this book? mr. pegues: she likes the book. she's not happy with everything in the book. brian: when did

and as with other break your tash breakthrough technologies, global norms and standards are lacking to guide the employment and implementation of sai and other geoengineering initiatives. i could go on about things that fascinate me, but rather than talk about them, i thought i would stop here and start the conversation with judy. and then i can take some questions. i very much appreciate the invitation to come back here. to the council on foreign relations. as i say to other groups and speak to, it is a tremendous honor and privilege every day to be referred to as a director of central intelligence agency. i lead an organization full of patriotic men and women who take great risks and put themselves in the front lines in order to keep your fellow americans safe and secure and to do what they can to keep the country's security secure. thank you so much. [applause] judy: i think we are all impressed with the array of challenges and issues you deal with on a regular basis, director brennan. i do want to come back and i want to come back to what is in the news right now. that is the lates

i'm sure they would work with the second tash retary of the r. we would keep this at the rnc and it would be available for public access to members perhaps -- and this would all be at the discretion of the secretary of course but the idea would be is that we would begin disclosure process. that doesn't mean that anybody is disqualified. doesn't mean we're taking anybody's ability to earn money and it doesn't mean that we don't want tell me to be advocating for either issues, candidates or any other political means but it is a start for disclosure and i urge adoption. >> is there someone who would like to speak in opposition? >> gentleman here. >> new mexico. i mostly want to speak to the one phrase that stands now and is in the original amendment too and that is the bias in favor of nonprofits. if the attempt is to stop people from increasing the size of the federal budget which has been the dominant comment then i think understanding the lobbyists who approach our office in congress, my office, many times are nonprofits and they never have asked

damaging period of political competition referred to by the chairman and the ranking member and fragment tash until the country adopts a new constitution and a long term government. to do that we engaged last year with a wide range of libyan international partners to support the negotiation of the libyan political agreement which was signed on december 17th, terrorist to bring about gna. since march 30th, 75 days ago roughly, the gna has been to able to demonstrate his effectiveness and has begun the critical work of rebuilding the libyan state. rather than fighting one another through the gna backed by the political dialogue libyans have begun therd ha work of addressing common challenges. our collective international support for the gna has already had practical impact on the ground. in recent days we've seen libyan forces aligned with the gna engaged in sustained fighting against daesh and entering into the city. they've made impressive gains against a ruthless enemy. there have been plans to form a presidential guard. it has established command centers to combat daesh. the prime minister

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i'm andrew along with joe kernen and kayla tash shi is with us today. we have a very business friday. the first read on second quarter gdp is out. it comes out at 8:30 eastern. expected to grow in the quarter. also 8:30 we get the q2 employment cost index and 9:45 you have to look for the chicago pmi. that comes up at 10:00. dallas fed president is speaking today. a lot of fed heads in other economic watchers are going to be looking at that kind of stuff. also we have some earnings. chevron, exxon mobile, murk. u.s. equity futures at this hour, little bit of a mixed picture. more the most part down. s&p 500 down 2.5 points. nasdaq is looking up. we're going to talk about some of the tech earnings last night. >> markets had trouble all week. remember the herald ham -- remember during that convention. >> right. >> just about the trump rally. just about seems like every day we went up. the more that comes out of phil philly, the more the market is running. maybe it's coincidence. >> there were earnings. >> they were good except for ford. >> other real thin

. >> tashe na spacecraft juneautja reached jupiter.jupier.ly joins us now with more onr the big mission and big big celebration.io >> yeah, i know. i think a big sigh of relief.li. >> yes. huge. >> when you invest five years.i >> exactly. >> that's coming to an ends co really it's just the beginning,, right? this is so fascinating.e while the rest of the country celebrated independence day nasa scientists had their own partywr after.afte juno spacecraft ended orbit orbt around jupiter it's ready to r t start its 20 month $1.1 billionl mission to learn more about the biggest planet in our solar system. now the rifle was very dramaticd with juno firing its rockets ono auto pilot because of the time m lag between jupiter and earth.ar now, juno is completely powered by sunlight.by s its camera and other instruments were actually shut off for the t arrival to save energy. energ achieved.focus now turns to the recon mission.si. hearing through jupiter's atmosphere to the interior.er scientists are looking forward o to unlocking theki planet'slane'