>> text, newsmakers with arthur brooks. trump's announcement that he is withdrawing the united states from the paris climate change agreement. debatehat, a free-speech on campus. >> is the resident of the nearly 80-year-old american enterprise institute. he is the author of 11 books. his latest is "the conservative heart." i am pleased to have at the table mark fisher, senior editor of "the washington post." and the co-author of the book written by more than two dozen post reporters. up first.are mark: donald trump has never been known for ideological consistency. he has at various times in his life called himself a liberal and a conservative. he changed party registrations six times. boon to the conservative cross or a hindrance? >> nobody knows. we are have a lot of data. really depends on the reactions that conservatives have. we know that populism will largely evaporate in the next few years, depending on what happens in the bottom 80% of the comedy. -- economy. time, we would see the popularity of conventional republic

brooks: nobody knows. the truth of the matter is these populist uprisings in american politics don't happen that often. we don't have a lot of data. it really depends on the reaction conservatives have. that republicans have. we know that populism will largely evaporate in the next few years, depending on what happens in the bottom 80% of the economy. if we see more even growth going forward, paradoxically, even if donald trump that the popularity of populism would evaporate. at which time, we would see the popularity of conventional republicanism, or what is left of the conservative movement, so we don't know. it depends on the aspirational leadership the republican start showing today. that is what will be left after populism goes away. susan: is donald trump a conservative? dr. brooks: that depends on what you call a conservative. most conservatives who have held that title, the buckley-ite conservatives would probably say that he isn't, but my guess is that donald trump would not be bothered by that. h

wife. [ brooke chuckles ] >> wyatt: ohh, kissy, kissy. >> liam: oh. >> brooke: oh, no! laughs ] >> bill: oh, really? >> liam: you know, guys, the honeymoon was over when you stepped foot in the building. >> bill: nah, honeymooners for life. >> brooke: [ sighs ] you know, liam could be right. it's time to get back to real life. >> bill: but you see what i have to deal with. really? do i have to? >> bill: [ laughs ] yes, you do. and so do i. so if you need me, i will be at forrester. >> bill: i do. >> brooke: mm. mm, okay. well, then, i'll see you at home later. [ both chuckle ] >> liam: i don't want to know what you do at home. >> wyatt: yeah. ugh... >> brooke: goodbye, boys. >> wyatt: bye. >> liam: [ chuckles ] bye. >> bill: now that's a woman. >> liam: yeah, and your wife, no less. took you long enough. >> wyatt: about damn time. >> bill: and, believe me, we've been making up for it as much as humanly possible. >> wyatt: yeah, we could leave that out. >> liam: that's, uh, too much information. >> wyatt: we're happy for you. >> bill: thank you, sons. >> wyatt: yeah. >>

brooke has a.d.d. and attachment issues. >> when you take a phone and social media and you put it in the hands of a teenager, and then throw in some mental illness, she just becomes very vulnerable. >> reporter: but her parents don't realize just how vulnerable, until they get a knock on the door. >> we were blown out of the water when the police showed up at our house. >> oh, my gosh. >> reporter: officers revealed what their little girl had been doing online. the men, the nude photos, all of it. you know people watching this are going to say, "where were you?" >> yeah. >> it was shocking. >> it was. >> i guess i thought of her just as a regular, everyday little girl growing up. >> reporter: word spread on social media about brooke's mistakes. bullied and shamed, she tried to numb the pain with drugs and alcohol. i think you used the word broken. >> yeah. >> reporter: do you have any idea how you got that way? >> i think i just got to a point where i kept getting hurt, i kept doing things that i knew

it almost looks like brooks koepka won ata almost looks like brooks koepka won at a canter.rooks koepka will be over there in erin hills in a few minutes time to give his winning speech. he was excellent today. he set out to win. birdies at the first and second holes set the tone. it is like rory mcilroy from 2012 when he finished in 16 underpar. a record at us open. this tournament was a par 72. when rory did it it was a par 70. weathers this leave the game of golf? the top three players since rankings were introduced in 1986 missed out on the cut and all of a sudden we have players coming from nowhere. it is a strange leaderboard, a nowhere. it is a strange leaderboa rd, a strange nowhere. it is a strange leaderboard, a strange major championship. the best finisher was sergio garcia and was 12 shots of brooks koepka's winning total. dustinjohnson, the world number one, missed the cut along with rory mcilroy world number two and jason day in world of three. those three players were in poorform day in world of three. those three players were in poor form and day in world of

moe brooks speculating or moe brooks not speculating, moe brooks indicating that he believes about fivendividuals were hurt here. this is near one of the metro stations in alexandria, virginia. it's an area i lived not very far from here not too long ago. this is an area that has had bouts with crime in the past. in fact, the police have made a habit of coming to some of the local communities there and speaking to the residents about crime in that area. there have been murders and other violence there. so, before we make any judgment about whether this was targeted, it's worth noting this is an area that has had some problems with violence in the past as well. >> and a good reminder to keep our minds open. things are not always what they seem. but we do know that a congressman has been shot, steve scalise. there were several members of congress as we understand it who were at this baseball practice. rand paul, the senator from kentucky, was just telling one of our colleagues over at msnbc that he believes this could have been much worse if steve scalise had not been present. he says tha

so stay tuned, brooke.et any better in venezuela. >> patrick oppmann on all things caracas. we'll keep an eye on that. >>> breaking this hour, president trump saying, expect a big surprise on health care. just said that as he was meeting with chicago cubs. what does he mean by that? the president was also asked to consider working with democrats on this legislation. his answer to that one next. >>> back you're watching cnn. i'm brooke baldwin. thank you for being with me. right now, the president is holding a meeting on immigration p reform and his plans on cracking town on crime by undocumented offenders. this as he charts immigration reform, a big campaign promise. it is also sort of back to the drawing board on health care. republicans are having to regroup after having to delay the vote on the senate version to replace obamacare. even more republican senators have come out against this better care reconciliation act but moments ago, during an event with the chicago cubs, president trump gave -- well, yo

brooke?> erin, the first eye-witness who i spoke with who it looks like is actually the one who provided the image of the explosion, was saying that it appeared to be -- or he heard two explosions and that the explosion was sort of deeper within the train station. have you heard anything on that from police? >> reporter: no. i mean, at the moment, police are being very tight lipped in terms of details. the first accounts that we heard of this incident were accounts from eye-witnesses on twitter. i called authorities immediately when those accounts first crossed and they were still trying to put the pieces together as to what exactly transpired here which, you know, what happened now, of course, is the subject of an ongoing investigation. again, it does appear, though, that this incident has been dealt with. the situation, the police are saying, is under control. though they are not giving much detail in terms of these explosions that have been heard by eye-witnesses or how they brought this i

brooks: normally during -- rep. brooks: normally during practice i'm in left field.arly and it was a blessing. when i got to home plate to warm up, i was on the third ace side of home plate. then i heard this loud explosion behind me. i turned around and i saw a gun barrel at the finish line, at the chain-link fence behind the third-base dugout, which is cinderblocks, so there is some production there. by the time i hear that gunshot, steve scalise scream something. i'm not sure if it was i'm shot or a scream of pain or what. simultaneously i hear more gunshots. and i see the rifle. i see the shooter. it occurs to me that if he adjusted his aim to the right, 20 to 30 degrees, i'm the next closest target. ran around thely batting cage. i don't know if you are familiar with batting cages, but it's fencing on top to catch fly balls and than four feet of blue plastic. i hit the dirt behind that blue plastic along with two or three other people that were there. it's such a blur, i don't remember if they were congressman or not. while this was going on the gunfire is comin

-brooke: i want that.'ve seen patrick in the element that suits him best. his sales pitch is strong. patrick: ...comes in a lot of different colors. lemonis: and he knows his numbers. patrick: that one with the flocking would retail around $44. -liz: okay. -brooke: okay. lemonis: and he's doing all of it without dan and kelly having to hold his hand. brooke: could you put a colored lace? patrick: a hot-pink drawstring or something like that would really make it pop. i think that's a really good idea, actually. lemonis: but best of all, he's taking feedback the right way. brooke: i love the kitschy, whimsical expressions that reflect your personality. liz: my favorite part of the collection is the graphics. i think the graphics are really fun, and i think customers are looking for things that are gonna surprise and delight them. and then, i think first and foremost, it's getting the setup ready. we call it a "trunk-show" model. so, you bring in the stock and we actually sell it. then if it takes off, you kn

brooke? >> it's a gorgeous part of the country and a place where we say never would have imagined that this would happen here. barbara starr, thank you so much. as far as this gunman today, what we're learning about him, he was 66 years of age, james hodgkinson was his name. investigators swarming his illinois home now looking for any sort of clue, evidence, why he would have done this. one thing i know right now, he was active on twitter, facebook where he posted this message. "trump is guilty and should go to prison for treason" and i can tell you having looked a lot more at that. shimon has more on the gunman. he seemed angry. >> reporter: that's right. it certainly seems to be something that fbi investigators are looking at for motive and intent on why he may have opened fire on the congressman. the other question is, for investigators, is how long has he been in alexandria, virginia. some indicate that he may have been there for a short period of time and how did he know that this game w

i'm brooke baldwin here with special live coverage.g his third surgery, one of his fellow republicans on the field and his wife sat down with me this morning just to talk about that phone call after this gunman just started firing. congressman rodney davis, a republican from illinois, was up to bat when those shots first rang out. he then saw his friend lying motionless on the field. the congressman ran to a nearby home where someone took him in and he could finally get on the phone and call his family. so i talked to his wife who is a former emergency room nurse who knows how to be cool under pressure and she said it's entirely different when it's one of your own. >> you're back home in illinois yesterday morning. >> uh-huh. >> you knew he was playing baseball, at practice. >> yes. >> when did you realize things were awry? >> i was on my way to work and he called -- actually, i was on my way to work and there was a number that popped up on my phone. it was ohio and i thought, ah, who's this calling me? it's like 6:10 in the morning. a

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brooks says the gun was semiautomatic. he interview he just did on cnn and said this was a security detail, it appears perhaps of congressional members shot back at the active shooter. they do not know if the shooter was killed and they say there were about 50 to 100 shots fired according to brooks. at least five people were wounded. that does include congressman scalise of louisiana. he says two law enforcement officers did not know if one of them was local police or secret service. this interview was, you know, just coming in. these details are very fresh, george, we do want to caution, of course, that we always say in the middle of this breaking news this news is very fluid but this is from a congressman, mo brooks on the scene describing some harrowing details that took place on that baseball field. >> 50 to 100 shots. all just developing and probably started unfolding an hour ago. back to pierre thomas. we're getting some reports, as well, two officers from congressman scalise's protective detail were also shot. >> re

brooke?of those things, we've covered a lot of shootings, jason carroll, but i can't recall an active shooting situation at a hospital. when you think of we've all been in hospitals and this is sort of one of those last places where i haven't seen metal detectors. that's not a thing at hospitals. >> reporter: it's one of those things anyone who goes to a hospital, obviously you're going there for care, for treatment, not one of those places you think a shooting is going to happen. so sadly we've seen shootings happen in so many places, schools, other types of facilities as well, and hospitals not seemingly to be immune from this as well. >> awful. jason carroll thank you so much. tom fuentes, let me go back to -- art roderick, let me come back to you. on the hostage negotiation piece, any time you have an active shooter, you have vulnerable people around just because of the presence of a gun. but we're talking about a hospital, people who are ill, people attached to machines, who are even mor

you just heard what mo brooks told us, newt.ressman brooks, because he basically blamed it all on the senate. what's your take on that, mr. speaker, in terms of mo brooks saying, look, we pass legislation in the house, and it goes to the senate to die, you know? i know that chuck schumer and his democrat colleagues want to obstruct the agenda. they don't want to see tax reform, they don't want to see replacement for obamacare even though the american people voted for that. it looks like they're winning. >> well, i think they're only winning until the republicans learn to go to the country. i worked with reagan on the tax cuts of 1981, i worked with him on a number of other things. he understood, and there's a wonderful small book called the education of ronald reagan which studies his time at general electric. and he understood that if he could, as he put it, turn up the light for the american people so they would turn up the heat on congress, that he could get a lot of stuff done. there are enough democrats up for re-election n

brooke?next tuesday in the hot seat, ryan nobles, thank you, sir. >> thank you. >>> any moment from now we'll be seeing president trump taking questions from members of the media. there are pictures of the media and everyone waiting and watching for this news conference. this is a huge, huge news conference because this is just a day after the now fired fbi director james comey called the president a liar. the president volleyed that back this morning in a tweet. we'll take the whole thing live. don't go anywhere. that when it comes to hospital romances,nows the more complicated, the better. i love you. but i love him. i love him, too. so do i. they also know you should get your annual check-up. schedule a checkup with your doctor to learn your four health numbers, and start taking control of your health today. it could save your life. cigna. together, all the way. dearthere's no other way to say this. it's over. i've found a permanent escape from monotony. together, we are perfectly balanced

mo brooks speculating -- mo brooks indicating he believes about five individuals were hurt here.i lived not too far from. this is an area that had bouts of crime in the past. police have gone to the residents and speaking about crime. there's been murders an other violence there. before we make a judgment that this was targeted, it's worth known this is an area that had some violence in the past, as well. >> thing thats as are not alway you seem. there were several members of clock at this baseball practice. rand paul was saying that he believed this could have been much worse. he says, because steve scalise is a member of the house leadership, he would have had a security detail of some sort. and i assume in a senator paul knows. we had witnesses tell us this morning they saw up to three bodice on gurneys. they believe that the shooter has been stopped. perhaps shot by police. we look at this live picture. >> the democratic baseball team was practicing elsewhere. >> we heard peter talking about something elsewhere on twitter. the democrats were practicing a baseball game. and po

dagen: the brooks congressman brooks reporting sketches a scene of the gunman circle around after nirnlird base, as steve scalise is injured and crawling from the infield into the outfield trying to get away from him leaving literally a trail of blood 10 to 15 yards long. so -- and but also congressman brooks and another freshman congressman from ohio running to scalise's aid trying to -- putting pressure on the wound a hip injury congressman scalise is expected to recover from he will be -- will recover from these injuries. maria: we are showing tweets from people who were there, this is jared of you haveman our democratic baseball team practicing as well we heard news we are safe and with police everyone praying for gop colleagues, staff and capitol police one of the capitol police officers was shot as well, with a gunman shooting 50 rounds, 50 shots fired rather, with a rifle in the dugout. of the alexandria virginia practice field where a they were practicing baseball gop was practicing baseball. >> waiting for more information, steve scalise has gone been shot, he was shot in the h

this is brooks koepka.im but he's just the us open — but he's just won the us open — one of golf‘s four majors. he didn'tjust win — he equalled the competition's best ever score. let's speak to tolson live from our sports centre. introduce us to him then. brooks koepka, 27-year-old from florida, took up golf is a sport when he was a child because he was involved in a car accident. he could not play contact sports who went headfirst into golf. in this final round, it was a remarkable round, 14, 15 and i6 final round, it was a remarkable round, 14, 15 and 16 holes with three consecutive birdies pretty much did it for him. he did equal rory mcilroy‘s record from 2011 which were 16 under par, that was congressional on a 71 under par, or 71 pa rt congressional on a 71 under par, or 71 part course. this was an incredible effort from koepka. he came from absolutely nowhere to witness. brian harman who looked as though he weighs in with a shout, went backwards on the back nine. someone else also an hour, hideki mat

i'm brooke baldwin. two terror attacks just hours apart. this driver deliberately ramming the -- explosives and weapons, this is the fifth time in four months that security forces have come under attack in paris. melissa bell is standing by. what i've led. is weapons and explosive to blots up his car, melissa. simpts that was the that was confirmed early on. the bottom half, you can still clearly see that car, the white car, overtaking a police convoy and ramming is it twice, we have now learned into that police truck. inside the car were weapons and enough explosive to blow it up. this could have been worse still than it was, as it happens, no one was wounded or killed apart from the assailant who died shortly after the attack. this is another in a series of attacks we have seen, a -- has been opened in the fifth, and again security services targeted, again one of paris ease high-profile highly touristic areas, what what's come to be a in what epps can these better expecting in the end once they're faced be taken out in the act, but explos

i'm brooke baldwin. we're in washington. we're continuing with massive breaking news coverage of this explosive testimony expected tomorrow of fired fbi director james comey about his conversation and phone calls and meetings and the white house with president trump. so this early release of comey's opening statements, which he will read tomorrow in front of the senate intelligence committee and we've been going through so. of this over the last hour, jim comey handedly details what the president asked him behind closed doors and in private phone conversations. back on january 27th a. private dinner, "the president said i need loyalty. i expect loyalty. i explained why it was so important why the fbi and justice department be independent of the white house." he goes on, january 14th, "he said that flynn hadn't done anything wrong on his calls with the russians and he then said i hope you can see your way clear to letting this go. to letting flynn go. he is a good guy. i hope you can let this go." a march 30th phone call, jim

especially this proposal from the aei brookings institute. on paid family leave. we want to hear from you. we want to hear your story about family leave. especially parental leave. what's happening in your office your part of the country and your questions as we take up this topic for about the next 40 minutes here on the "washington journal." marlin is in coffman, texas, a republican. good morning. >> good morning. i was just wondering how you reconcile the position that you should get -- families should get paid leave when they have a baby. or some other serious illness. at the same time they want women to have equal pay with men if they don't do equal work. if they're off on their own. another thing i noticed from the brookings institute, they're always willing to spend other people's money on their programs. that's the way of the liberals. they love spending other people money. thank you. >> i'd like to answer that. thank you for your comment. first of all, let me point out that the way we propose paying for this is through a payroll tax on employees. it's rea

appreciate the time. >> my pleasure, brooke.ke care. >>> coming up here, we have disturbing new video in the death of philando castile, showing those moments leading up to the shooting and his death, including hearing his final words. >>> plus, we are waiting on a news conference to begin from police there in flint michigan, an airport police officer was stabbed in his back and his neck at an airport where he appeared to be targeted because of the uniform he was wearing. is terrorism on the table? we'll take it live when it happens. t's naturally beautiful, fresh and nutritious. so there are no artificial colors, no artificial flavors, no artificial preservatives in any of the food we sell. we believe in real food. whole foods market. p3 it's meat, cheese and nuts. i keep my protein interesting. oh yea, me too. i have cheese and uh these herbs. p3 snacks. the more interesting way to get your protein. a lower a1c is a lot witabout choices.tes but it can be hard sometimes, 'cause different sides of you struggle with which ones to

brooke?tents to keep all of this straight. >> it's a lot. >> jessica schneider, thank you so much for that. i've got abby phillips standing by. she's a white house reporter for "the washington post." chris cillizza is here, editor at large. brian stelter is with me here in new york, host of "reliable sources." chris cillizza, to you first. the tweet storm, you know, the ones referring to the "washington post" report that he's under investigation, he wants to be the one to drive this and defend himself. is he the best person to deliver these messages? >> he certainly thinks so and that's all the opinion that matters, brooke. it's a form of one person making those calls. you showed that video of him coming down the escalator. >> two years ago. >> makes me feel older, number one. but also, today is a perfect encapsulation of what two years of donald trump have been. tweets that are not helping his cause, things that seem contradictory. he gives a speech that he clearly was having a good time wit

i'm brooke baldwin. really just want to take some time to shine a light on this tragedy that unfolded half a world away. but military families across the u.s. are all asking the same question. how could this happen? just 24 hours ago, loved ones stood at dover air force base and watched as seven caskets, cloaked in american flags, made their final journeys home. on the day before father's day, the seven navy sailors were found in the flooded sleeping compartments of their navy destroyer. all we know is that the "uss fitzgerald" collided with a container ship. this was off the coast of japan. and the damage caused major flooding below deck. and one of those sailors was personnel specialist first class xavier martin. he was 24 years old. we're told xavier joined the navy to follow in the footsteps of his father. darrold martin joins me now from his home in maryland where xavier grew up. mr. martin, my deepest, most heartfelt condolences to you in this difficult time, just thank you for your service. i than

>> congressman brooks it's only been three hours. >> it's been three hours. >> wow! >> what's your mental state. >> your first impression of this whole this ming. >> well, it's the feeling of helplessness. when you've got a baseball and a guy has got a rifle. and you see your friends steve scalise in particular lying on the ground dragging himself from the infield dirt to the outfield grass where there's nothing we can do to help him. that's a long lasting eming from i'll always have. and the length of time it took for our capitol police to respond it probably seemed a lot longer than it was. that's the way these things typically go where the clock slows down. but the second impression would be the bravery they displayed taking on guy with arrival while they have pistols shooting from long distance and if they had not been successful then the tragedy here would undoubtedly have been much greater because those of in the first base dug out we'd have had no chance. >> thank you very much. >> that's congressman mo brooks, guys republican party baseball team. flowing. i'm

mo brooks:"well i heard ...e if it was immediately after the first, second or third shot, because they were very quick in succession, but i heard steve scalise scream. and i don't remember exactly what he said. but it was clear that something bad happened.">( james ) breaking news we are following out of virginia. police are investigating a shooting at a baseball practice for the g-o-p baseball team. house majority whip steve scalise has been shot along with some of his aides. no word on his condition yet or the condition of his aides. ( mark ) breaking news we are following out of virginia. police are investigating a shooting at a baseball practice for the g-o-p baseball team. house majority whip steve scalise has been shot along with some of his aides. no word on his condition yet or the condition of his aides. ( mark ) breaking news we are following out of virginia. police are investigating a shooting at a baseball practice for the g-o-p baseball team. house majority whip steve scalise has been shot along wit

>> reporter: i can only base my reporting on what moe brooks is saying.ose shot. he said he believes one staffer was hit as well a two members of the congressional detail. he said he thought about five people were wounded. we don't have specifics on their conditions and in terms of the number of injuries right now we don't know. >> all right. peter, thank you. i don't know if we have tom to check back in with who was make higz way to the baseball field and i believe arrive tatd scene. are you with us? >> yes, i am. let me tell you that meanwhile a block and two blocks away from the scene you've got a school kids and clearly their last day of school. all of them walking to school. true, this is a very sensitive area. these kids with backpacks, shorts and t shirts on a hot day in the washington d.c. area. all making their way to the local schools. so business as usual in the blocks surrounding us. but the police focus is very much on the scene on the ballpark scene right there, the fields, just a block or two away from the schools. and a very heavy police p

i'm brooke baldwin. tensions between secretary of state rex tillerson and the white house are reportedly reaching a new high. apparently, secretary tillerson is not at all pleased with the pace of filling crucial staff positions at the state department and wants more control over who guess hired. so let me just show you this moment from earlier today. >> mr. secretary, are you satisfied with the pace of staffing in the state department. >> no, i'd like to go faster. thank you. >> so let's talk all this over with our global affairs correspondent. elise, you tell me, what are you hearing from your sources about secretary tillerson reportedly venting his frustrations at this white house meeting. >> reporter: look, i think it's careful. you got to be careful to note brooke, that this is part of the push and pull of any cabinet secretary coming in, in a new administration, with the white house who wants to appoint their political appointees and the state department or the defense department wanting more auton

>> brooks: survival-- >> whitaker: survival. >> brooks: --and recognition. >> whitaker: kim jong-un isast ten nuclear weapons. if the u.s. decided it had no choice but to launch a pre- emptive strike on an i.c.b.m. test site, it could trigger the unthinkable. >> brooks: if north korea uses nuclear weapons, it will be met with an effective and overwhelming response. now they can take it to the bank. we make that same point to our allies and partners, like the republic of korea and like japan. >> whitaker: effective and overwhelming response? >> brooks: effective and overwhelming response. >> whitaker: wipe north korea off the map? >> brooks: whatever overwhelms you. >> whitaker: that warning rang in our ears as we returned to seoul and met one last time with defector thae yong-ho. we asked about his brother and sister, still in north korea. what do you think has happened to them? >> thae yong-ho: they will be sent to prison camps. that is what i am absolutely sure. >> whitaker: does that weigh on yo >> thae yong-ho: of course. yes. i cannot get rid of that kind of nightmare after night

, everyone, and welcome to brookings. i'm a visiting fellow here at brookings and a university of pennsylvania's perry world house and delighted to welcome all of you here for an event on america's global image, cohosted by both brookings and the pew research center. this year marks the third year running that we're cohosting a public event to launch and discuss the important regular survey data about america's place in the world and other pressing global issues are as many of you are probably already aware, if you glance at the newspaper or check your social media accounts this morning, last night pew release delays addition of its global attitudes survey which is been conducted since 2002. 2002. with these your survey covering 37 countries and more than 40,000 respondents, all conducted after the inauguration of president trump between figure 16 and may 8 of this year here and the findings argues worthy particularly during a week in which the white house is hosting the prime minister of india on thursday hosting the pre

atbel sawhill senior nell the brookings institute. paid familyookings leave project. good morning to you both. here.you for being isabel sawhill the working group that you're part of, out with a report last week getting attention from the highest levels of the white house. paid family and medical leave an issue who's time has come. who's timen issue has come? isabel: i think it's an issue that time has come, we're the advanced country and one of the very few countries in the world that had a paid family leave program. for new parents. we thought it's really time for the united states to step up and for parents who that are balancing work and family life. you have a baby and especially low wage worker, you're very dependent on your wages. suddenly, you either have to be at work or you have to be home baby. care of the you can't do both. host: what is this working group and how put together? aparna: that's a great question. we wanted to get experts who's this issue for years. a group.gether from american action forum. we have experts at universities. we think it represe

julianne hough will wed brooks laich on july 8th. same day maks and pete that get married. >> they did not plan on getting married the same day. a source tells me that peta and maks actually planned the date and the venue before 5-month-old son shai was born, and because of brooks' hockey schedule, they had to get married in july or august. julianne and brooks will wed in either malibu or santa barbara. maks and pete tha will wed in n york's oheka casting. >> i want to have the most spectacular day. >> my source says that maks and peta's wedding will be huge. of course, all the pro dancers were invited. nick vie lal will all will be t. maks' brother, val, part of the wedding party. >> julianne's affair is expected to be smaller and more intimate. >> i got, like, logts of family members, so, they'll all be incorporated somehow. >> brother derek will be by her side. and the guest list includes mark ballas and his wife. >> three-must haves for the wedding? >> i mean, this is obvious. best dance floor ever. best music. and lexi and harle

>> i'll start right here, brooke. and a half years ago, my insurance company, one of the top insurance companies in the country, you know, it's sagaftra, they had the audacity to send me a letter after i had been on a medication for 15 years that they know changed my immune system, they sent me a letter because they didn't feel like paying for that medication anymore and they wanted me to reevaluate. the bottom line is, there's no less expensive medication and the amount of money that i pay for insurance to have them have the audacity to even suggest that they were going to try to make me sick by taking me off my medication, i blew up. and that's the reason why i'm so angry about this ridiculously stupid piece of legislation that is honestly nothing more than a tax cut and a political agenda disguised as a health care bill, because if they were really putting together a health care bill, the first thing we would do is stop talking about this as if it's just a piece of paper. right now, brooke, in america today, anybod

the section of silver hill between brooks drive and pennsylvania avenue. right now, all lanes blocked because of that investigation. we also know ramps from inbound, outbound parkway to silver hill road also shut down at this point this morning. could be a big mess for a lot of people to try and head through that area. angie goff at the live desk with more. >> good morning, melissa. we do want you to look at this video that we have of this deadly crash. this as you mentioned in the 5400 block of silver hill road in district heights. you see right there, the car flipped over on its side. this after that driver did run into a pole. investigators got to the scene around 1:40 this morning. they say that they're still trying to figure out what caused the driver to crash. adam tuss is on the way to the scene. we'll have an update for you shortly. now >> angie, thank you. it's 5:02. we go outside to chuck and sheena. talking about this beautiful weather. >> you find sprinkles out there? >> no sprinkles yet. we have a few on radar. >> you know something i don't kn

representative mo brooks made the comment on the fox morning news show. he says members of congress are high profile targets but they have no way it defend themselves because of the district of columbia's rather restrictive gun laws. he intends to introduce the legislation this week. >>> president trump's son-in- law and adviser jared kushner heads to the middle east this week on a peace mission. he's leaving behind the russia investigation where president trump may or may not be a target of the pope. chip reed has more from the white house. >> the president returned to the white house following his first trip to camp david where in 2000 president bill clinton hosted a peace summit with israeli and palestinian leaders. >> i am committed to trying to achieve a peace agreement between the israelis and the palestinians. >> the president believes forging a historic peace believes his son-in-law is especially fit to achieve it. >> he is so great. if you can't produce peace in the middle east, nobody can. >> a white house official says kushner who joined mr. tr

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mo brooks said, quote, it sure as hell wasn't an accident. i want to tap in mo brooks in another interview right now. >> i took evasive action. are we finished? all right. sure. >> that, of course, is mo brooks from the state of alabama who was on the scene. he's still bearing his batting glove and this is now almost two and a half hours later. clint, i want to talk about -- and again, we don't know what type of gun that was used, but given the amount of shots that were fired, we have heard a rifle, possibly a semiautomatic. how difficult is it to get a weapon like this? >> it's not difficult at all. depending on what state you're based in, there's slightly different rules in terms of gun ownership. but you can acquire one, you know, within a day sometimes or even two to three days if there are some restrictions out there. so it's not difficult to acquire these weapons nor is it difficult to get the ammunition for it. we have very loose gun laws around rifles, semiautomatic rifles, whatever it might be. and when we look at this in the end, i

brooks says the gun was semiautomatic.s a security detail, it appears perhaps of congressional members shot back at the active shooter. they do not know if the shooter was killed and they say there were about 50 to 100 shots fired according to brooks. at least five people were wounded. that does include congressman scalise of louisiana. he says two law enforcement officers did not know if one of them was local police or secret service. this interview was, you know, just coming in. these details are very fresh, george, we do want to caution, of course, that we always say in the middle of this breaking news this news is very fluid but this is from a congressman, mo brooks on the scene describing some harrowing details that took place on that baseball field. >> 50 to 100 shots. all just developing and probably started unfolding an hour ago. back to pierre thomas. we're getting some reports, as well, two officers from congressman scalise's protective detail were also shot. >> reporter: correct. not only was the congressman sho

i'm brooke baldwin coming to you live from our nation's capitol.ht now, steve scalise, the third ranking member of the house republican leadership is in stable condition with a gunshot wound to the hip. the man who shot him is dead. scalise, the republican majority whip, was one of five people shot at this early-morning baseball practice just across the river here in a quiet suburban park, a very residential and beautiful area of alexandria, virginia. a lobbyist, a congressional aide and two members of the capitol police were also shot before police ultimately took down the attacker who had opened fire from behind one of the dugouts with some kind of rifle. now investigators are trying to pinpoint why he did this. >> i actually left right before the shooting happened and had an interaction with who i believe was the shooter, based on the profile that i saw on tv. i've given a statement to the alexandria police department this morning after i heard about the shooting. they asked me to come down there because i had an interaction with someone in the

both of whom were and mo brooks said one was limping. not sure if he was shot. >> and there is a meeting going on with the sergeant of arms. it seems that it has wrapped up at this point. and posing this question about this baseball game for which these members of congress have been practicing and whether it would still happen tomorrow night. a representative has gone in front of the camera coming out of that meeting and indicated that that baseball game will happen tomorrow night at nats park and that members of congress were happy that that is the case. scott, i would imagine that this obviously that baseball stadium -- there is protection beyond that. >> exactly. it's got whatever infrastructure it normally has i sports stadiums are known to be targets and are heavily secured to begin this. this happens at a different place than the one you're seeing on your screen. >> we wouldn't necessarily see capitol police at nats park tomorrow night but i imagine we'll see a few. >> you'll see no shortage of them. even though the u.s. house has