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colonel david hunt is still ahead. the resistance and its russian obsession.e are standing by with the real news making news out of washington this week. i'm here at the museum of the bible about to go in. we are at the hard hat stage. going forward this place is going to open in november. thanks for loading, sweetie. ...oh, burnt-on gravy? ...gotta rinse that. nope. no way. nada. really? dish issues? throw it all in. new cascade platinum powers through... even burnt-on gravy. nice. cascade. [♪] robert: this is a fox news alert, i'm robert gray. senate majority leader mitch mcconnell is delaying a vote on the healthcare bill. chad, what's the latest from d.c. >> what this stems from is a medical condition with republican arizona senator john mccain. they found a blood clot above his left eye and they performed surgery where part of a bone is partially removed from the skull so doctors can access the brain. we are told senator mccain is doing well, and there could be further treatment necessary. he's at the may oh d at mayo cln arizona. what that means is it pu

colonel david hunt is still ahead. the resistance and its russian obsession.e are standing by with the real news making news out of washington this week. i'm here at the museum of the bible about to go in. we are at the hard hat stage. going forward this place is going to open in november. i'm robert gray, now back to "justice with judge jeanine." judge jeanine: president trump taking to twitter earlier today to slam what he labels a russian hoax story and hailing the surging stock market since his inauguration. political analyst amy holmes and chris hahn. one of the things i want to talk about is the fact we have this breaking news that senator mccain following a routine physical underwent a pro see diewr to remove a blood clot from above his left eye it appears he's in good health. but in light of what's going on with the healthcare bill, i'm not sure how it affects it. if there are only 99 instead of 100 senators. and if senator mccain was one of the senators with a reservation about the healthcare bill. it's quite possible if the vote is held this week, it

. >> i'm jessica dean "eyewitness news" reporter david spunt is live in hunting park with the story. vid? >> reporter: jessica, the 7-foot burmese python came here as petunia that's what employees here at acct philly named him he left with his real name ky. he's home with his owner tonight and his owner says it will not happen again. >> unique reunion wednesday night outside of animal control in philadelphia. as he walked out with his seven month python in tow. >> surprised by all the attention not surprised he really got out. he's usually out in the house sometimes he got out of the actual house you know i can't really say surprising die have the door open. >> reporter: al shabazz was working outside of his point breeze home and ky got out through that open door. the snake slithered his way to margo rollins flowers. >> it was long. i seen him when it police picked it up and pup it in the bag. i'm standing there watching everything. >> reporter: but police were called animal control took ky to acct philly they named him if he tune january let us meet him. >> he's squeezing my neck. >>

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. >> i'm jessica dean "eyewitness news" reporter david spunt is live in hunting park with the story. david? >> reporter: jessica, the 7-foot burmese python came here as petunia that's what employees here at acct philly named him he left with his real name ky. he's home with his owner tonight and his owner says it will not happen again. >> unique reunion wednesday night outside of animal control in philadelphia. as he walked out with his seven month python in tow. >> surprised by all the attention not surprised he really got out. he's usually out in the house sometimes he got out of the actual house you know i can't really say surprising die have the door open. >> reporter: al shabazz was working outside of his point breeze home and ky got out through that open door. the snake slithered his way to margo rollins flowers. >> it was long. i seen him when it police picked it up and pup it in the bag. i'm standing there watching everything. >> reporter: but police were called animal control took ky to acct philly they named him if he tune january let us meet him. >> he's squeezing my neck.

hunt. here's david wright. >> reporter: today's abc news/washington post poll shows donald trump is off to the worst start of any president since polling began. americans have deep concerns about his competence and effectiveness. two-thirds don't trust him to negotiate with other world leaders. nearly half say the u.s. has grown weaker on the world stage on his watch. trump does have diehard supporters. >> it's all just anti-trump propaganda. his supporters believe him, not you. >> reporter: but they're in the minority. today trump pushed back. "the abc/washington post poll, even though almost 40%, is not bad at this time, was just about the most inaccurate poll around election time." not true. abc's last poll before the election predicted the national results within two points, showing hillary clinton winning the popular vote. in fact, the only other president to rate below 40% six months into his term was gerald ford, after ford pardoned richard nixon for watergate. and trump's approval rating is three points below ford's. one major stumbling block for trump is russia. >> i have nothing

david nakamura, kasie hunt, appreciate it. here is more of what president trump had to say about the failed health care bill. well, they were not disloyal. they had their own reasons. i was very surprised when the two folks came out last night because we thought they were in fairly good shape, but they did. and, you know, everybody has their own reason. but if you really think about it, you look at it, and we have 52 people. we had no democrat support, which is really, you know, something that should be said. we should have had democrats vote. it was a great plan for a lot of people. we had no democrats aboard. we are 52 people. we had four noes. we might have had another one somewhere in there but essentially the vote would have been pretty close to, you look at it, 48-4. that's a pretty impressive vote by any standard. >> democratic senator maria cantwell of washington state joins us. she sits on the health care subcommittee for the senate finance committee. you just heard from the president. he said this would have been a r

casey hunt, you're reading it. david ignacius, everyone is pouring through this here.l, there are a couple of things where he denies. instead of offering a defense or allegation, he is denying that he did something that is potentially questionable, and i know we touched on this earlier. setting up a channel with the russians, it's been reported that that was his idea. he essentially in the statement denies that it was his suggestion. he says that this came at the request of the people with whom he was speaking, that they did not have a way to securely speak to him. he was asked did they have a secure line into the offices that they were working out of at the time. he says that didn't happen and that it was put off until after the inauguration. i think that's a potentially important detail. he also denies that he spoke on the phone with ambassador kislyak between april and november of 2016. while the campaign was going on. that, of course, was when he did meet kislyak in person at that mayflower hotel meeting, but he says that later he couldn't even remember the ambassa

david: al hunt of bloomberg view, great to have him here.in d.c., that wraps up the program 26 minutes into the session. let's get you up to speed on the market action. we move lower by just a mere 10th of 1% but it is a third straight day of losses in the united states. the s&p 500, negative 0.11%. that wraps it up for daybreak. bloomberg markets is coming up next. you are watching bloomberg. ♪ >> it is 10:00 a.m. in new york, 3:00 p.m. in london and 10:00 p.m. in hong kong. i am vonnie quinn. >> i am mark barton. welcome to bloomberg markets. cover with's to donald trump, opec, but first we have economic data in the united states to do with housing. julie hyman has this data. >> existing home sales for june coming in at $5.52 million. that is slightly below the $5.57 million estimated. it means a month over month decline of 1.8%. in the existing home sales. we have seen a choppy or existing home sales data -- choppier visiting home sales data generally which has been driving prices higher. our contract closing down 1.8% month over month as

hunt is over. the investigation is just getting over. right now davidesper is sitting in a chester county jail after turning himself in yesterday. >> while police try to figure out why and how desper murdered bianca roberson nbc 10 is working to figure out who this man is. desper facing several charges. criminal homicide and reckless endangerment. lauren, what are you learning tonight? >> reporter: this neighborhood is pretty quiet right now. i tell you it was quite a different scene when we pulled up here this afternoon, quite an unusual scene. we were the only cameras here to see this. let me show you what was happening here at david desper's house. neighbors tell me he has been working on this house. today there were trucks parked outside this home. they brought out equipment. they brought out car parts. at one point a whole car bumper and shoes were brought out. i asked one of them whether they are friends of david desper's. he says they were hired help. i asked who hired them. he said he didn't know. it is unclear whether some items belonged to oth

junior was transparent, open and innocent — and was being subjected to the greatest witch hunt in political history. david donald trumer played a key role in his father's ascent to the presidency. now his actions are almost threatening to undermine that victory. fearing further revelations about a meeting last year at trump tower, the president's eldest son chose to release copies of an e—mail exchange between him and the man who brokered meeting. those e—mails have released some disturbing questions. in retrospect, i probably would have done things a little differently. again, this is before the russia—mania, before it was being built up in the press. for me, this was opposition research and i wanted to hear it out. really, it went nowhere and it was apparent that wasn't what the meeting was about. the e—mails feature an exchange between donald trumer and a british publicist, rob goldstone. early in the thread, goldstone offers to broker a meeting with a russian lawyer who he says has damaging information about hillary clinton, information that would be "very useful to your father." he continues that thi

david gregory, the president this morning listening to your compelling words about why this isn't a witch hunt responded by saying this is the biggest witch hunt in history. >> it's what you were saying a moment ago. the president only has one speed which is defiance, insecurity and an effort, a campaign for which he's using almost all his political capital to be smirj the news media and try to get americans to not believe the facts being reported. these are facts that are often leaked by people who are around him which underscores how dysfunctional this white house is, how chaotic it is and how isolated the president is. instead of embracing an attack on america, embracing that fight against it, getting to the bottom of it, he is doing just the opposite. the idea that what the russians did to his son, what we know -- the real story this morning about these e-mails is that contrary to months of denials from the white house, in fact during the campaign, the trump campaign was open, welcoming help from the russians who wanted to see donald trump get elected and wanted to hurt hillary clinton. th

he writes as the phony witch hunt continues two groups are laughing at this, democrats and russians. david, how intelligence officials feeling today that not only does the president not believe they meddled is because he think russia is so skilled our intel officials won't be able to figure it out? >> two points on that. i was at the annual security forum that's held at the aspen institute and dan coats was there. the director of the cia. mike pompaio was there. the list was gone. every one of them was asked are you persuade ed by the evidence that the russians meddled in the election and every one of them said yes. coats went on further to say the united states was taken a bit by surprise by the russian capability here to operate in such a fsophisticate and subtle way. everybody who is walking in to do the briefings of the president is persuaded on it. then the question is why is the president not. i think that goes to two things. he cannot separate in his mind, and i can understand this, i think it's more of an emotional reaction. if believe if he allows the thought to be out there that

hunting for a motive in this case? >> reporter: that's right. the d.a. says we may never know. both men due back in court july 31st david? >> thank you. >>> and the severe weather threatening at this hour. flash flood watches from ohio to new york. this runway in chicago closed by the flooding rain. gio benitez in the storm zone. >> reporter: tonight, those powerful storms moving east, threatening millions. it's 4:00 p.m. and the same storm system is now reaching new york city. severe thunderstorm watches are in effect through the night across the atlantic. this timelapse showing severe weather moving through washington, d.c. blinding rain for virginia drivers. east of columbus, ohio, high water shutting down part of interstate 70 today. parts of the midwest reeling from multiple rounds of rain. our alex perez north of chicago, the governor warning of possible evacuations. >> reporter: here in gurnee, illinois, residents are on high alert. more than 100 homes and businesses already flooded and the river here expected to continue slowly rising until tomorrow. >> reporter: residents in the area trying to keep that water ou

hunting parking predators. ♪ >> reporter: you pay a fortune for your home. and every inch of the yard. so it's frustrating when your front curb, for hours at a time. davidreeman says it happens all the time in his montgomery county neighborhood. >> the kids from the high school clog the roads. >> reporter: took your spot. >> took all of our spots, yes. >> reporter: plus d.c. and arlington try to stop drivers from clogging up neighborhoods by restricting parking spots to residents only. local residents by the dozens have petitioned to have those parking permits. >> they choose this. this is something they choose versus us going out and putting it in there. >> reporter: chief of montgomery county's parking management says more than 30 communities have residential parking permits. and if you think these no-parking signs are enough to stop the parking predators, think again. there's an increase in parking predators. we pulled parking communities around our area and found thousands. including a spike in prince georges county. the number of parking cheats has tripled in one year. the news 4 i-team took to the streets with officer ellerby. with the license pla

david daniel. (james) still ahead... police are on the hunt for a gunman after an east bay shooting.what they are having the community do this morning to help put the shooter behind bars. plus... a man is attacked at a busy bay area park and his attacker is on the loose. we'll show you where it happened and the the victim's condition.( tiffany ) and after the break. a rise in car burglaries at bart stations. what you need to know before you commute this morning. up next. and here's a live look outside...san mateo who are these people? the energy conscious people among us say small actions can add up to something... humongous. a little thing here. a little thing there. starts to feel like a badge maybe millions can wear. who are all these caretakers, advocates too? turns out, it's californians it's me and it's you. don't stop now, it's easy to add to the routine. join energy upgrade california and do your thing. ( james ) breaking news... police have issued a shelter in place in san francisco after reports of shots fired. here is a live shot of the scene. this happened just before mid

>>> the suspect at the center of a man hunt following a case of deadly road rage in pennsylvania turned himself into police earlier this morning. 28-year-old davidrges including first degree murder in the shooting and killer of 18-year-old bianca roberson. police say he became angry. police say desper shot bianca in the head killing her instantly. police say they used surveillance video to identify the truck and the owner. roberson recently graduated high school and planned to attend jacksonville university in just a few weeks. >>> catholics around the world attended church today many likely unaware of shakeups of officials. the number three man at the vatican taking leave to fight sexual assault charges in his home country of australia. he says the accusations are false and part of a relentless character assassination. just yesterday the pope replaced another top lead who are publically disagreed with him about the future of the church. with us now from orlando, florida is john allen. thanks so much for joining us. you are at the con vocation of catholic leaders which is an unprecedented gathering of 3,300 clergy, academics and rank and file ca

hunt again. >> he's going to keep going back to that. >> that's what i want to read, david druker. want to read you the new defense of president trump of his son. my son donald, did a good job last night. i could give a point by point analysis there and talk to you about how transparent he is or not but what do you make of his defense? >> it's not surprising that he would defend his son. it's another example of the president appearing to be more concerned about his family brand than he is about the office of the presidency and how its being impacted by all of this. the senator san torum brought this up but republicans are trying to do things that they haven't been able to do in a generation, tax reform, health care reform and although the president has not lost republican voters through all of this and that's something we shouldn't lose sight of because it has an impact on how it operates and possibly the next election. the truth is he hasn't been as outfront from the presidential bully pit that republicans are trying to produce on capitol hill as he could have been. the whole reas

david. so much to talk about, let's start with the new head of the fbi, chris ray, saying head of the fbi, chris ray, saying he doesn't believe like trump claimed that this is a witch—hunted to give a pledge of loyalty to the president as his predecessor, james comey, apparently had been asked for and he replied no. as you mention he was also asked if he shared the present‘s view that this was a witch—hunt, donald trump taking to twitter, his preferred medium of communication, earlier in the day to describe the russia controversy as the greatest witch—hunt in political history —— president. christopher wray was askedif president. christopher wray was asked if he shared the view and he said he didn't. the questions started at him as part of this senate confirmation hearing, a sign, babita, that politicians on both sides of the political aisle have misgivings about the sort of treatment that the incoming head of the fbi might be exposed to under the fbi might be exposed to under the trump administration. david, tell us more about what the president himself has been saying with regards to his son's involvement with the russian allegations. it's interesting because there's

. >> this morning david jones' family along with a group of activists of police headquarters in center city and then marched to city hall. jones was killed in hunting park on june 8th after he was pulled over for recklessly driving a motor bike. surveillance video shows him being shot in the back while running from the scene. >> a group gathered outside of the delaware county courthouse today protesting president trump's energy agenda. members of what was speak for the trees is a asking representative pat meehan to call on the president to protect our children's future by implementing climate protection measures. the trump administration has said it wants america to be energy dominant. >> time right now for a check of that "action news" traffic report friday night. >> it is friday finally and matt pelman in the "action news" traffic center with the lowdown on the slowdown tonight matt. >> yeah, and there's plenty of it. at least we made to it friday rick and monica. along 95 in southbound northbound side still dealing with this crash north of the walt whitman bridge at tasker street. a lot of emergency crews remain on the scene. at lstw trucks in h

hunt. >> preernt you guys coming on. >>> now the president is spending another week on twitter. interviews talking about hillary clinton. i'll speak with davidbout why donald trump seems to be fixated on his former opponent. super-cool notebooks, done. that's mom taking care of business. but who takes care of mom? office depot/office max. this week, get this ream of paper for just one cent after rewards. ♪ taking care of business. that's a good thing, eligible for medicare? but it doesn't cover everything. only about 80% of your part b medical expenses. the rest is up to you. so consider an aarp medicare supplement insurance plan, insured by unitedhealthcare insurance company. like all standardized medicare supplement insurance plans, they pick up some of what medicare doesn't pay and could save you in out-of-pocket medical costs. call today to request a free decision guide to help you better understand what medicare is all about and which aarp medicare supplement plan works best for you. with these types of plans, you'll be able to visit any doctor or hospital that accepts medicare patients. plus, there are no networks, and virtually no ref

with us we have alise jordan, nicholas konfasori, david ignati ignatius, robert costa, and joining the conversation capitol hill correspondent kasie hunthour, when you have the president himself, his attorneys, his staff calling this a russia hoax, when there's clearly been multiple lies about a meeting with not just the campaign manager but the son and the son-in-law, it's mind boggling how to character rise this and put it into words. it's hard to keep a straight face, actually. >> well, i think they're good at that. keeping a straight face and not telling the truth. i think last week was an extraordinarily important week in the development not only of this story but also of the trump presidency. this weekend we saw more of the same. you had a lot of conservative writers that had been saying for some time, a lot of opinion leaders that had been saying for some time this this russian story was much adieu about nothing. that began to change on friday. we talked about not only what david french wrote at the national review, talking about the importance of this investigation as we move forward in the country, but also respected voices on

hunt to describe the ensuing process. and he boxes himself in by utilizing that verbiage, not only with sanctions, the way in which david and alisyn just explained, but also with regard to attorney general sessions. we have that report at the end of the week from "the washington post" that said that the intercepts revealed there had been conversation between ambassador kislyak and jeff sessions relative to the campaign, and the president, as you know last week, threw sessions under the bus. i don't know that he can get rid of jeff sessions for that reason. because to do so would be an acknowledgment that this is all note a hoax and not a witch hunt. the president's own words i think have limited the options he had relative to both attorney general sessions and what he'll now do on sanctions. >> jeffrey, we're often cautioned, look at his actions. his words can be all over the place, his tweets can contradict himself. if he signs this, as david sanger predicts he will, and it does sanction russia in a more tough way than he has been, is this over? then do we know that president trump has accepted the findings of his intel ch

david is an advid sportsman and likes to hunt and fish and enjoy the outdoors. mr. bernhardt has extensive experience at the department of interior. he previously spent several years as its solicitor, and this is a position for which he was confirmed by this senate chamber by voice vote. so he has gone through this process before and was endorsed strongly at the time. throughout his time at the department of interior, mr. bernhardt gained expertise about a range of alaska and vestern issues. he also has a strong reputation as a manager, which, of course, is critical for a deputy secretary. mr. bernhardt's nomination is supported by dozens of members of this chairman p better and -- chamber and by dozens of stakeholder groups. he has been endorsed by a broad coalition of sportsmen group including the ducks unlimited, the safari club. the association of fish and wildlife agencies, the national water resources association, the family farm alliance, ncai, the national conference of american indians and the southern ute indian tribe have weighed in favorably on his behal

david sillito, bbc news. the duke and duchess of cambridge have been visiting a former concentration camp as they continue their tour of poland and germany. our royal correspondent peter hunt with that report. let's get our weather update. here is chris, i hope. they will be a change in the weather across south—west england, across parts of devon, cornwall and dorset. the highest temperatures are to the west of london, peaking at 28—29dc. warmerfor west of london, peaking at 28—29dc. warmer for scotland, overnight, storms driving down into parts of england and wales. storms varying a lot from place to place, some areas picking up half a month's of rainfall. power supplies could be affected and transport disrupted. further storms on wednesday, it might ease off for a time, but nasty in wales and northern england. temperatures peaking into the low 30s in eastern england. hello, this is bbc news. the headlines... the chief inspector of prisons has given a stark warning that the decline in youth centres in england and wales will make a tragedy inevitable. inflation has unexpectedly fallen to 2.6% injune. in it's the first fall since october, 2016, although prices continue to r

david, i want to read thing "the washington post" reported. in a recent conversation, sessions chief of staff told reince priebus the attorney general had no intention of stepping down. hunt made it clear to priebus that sessions "plans to move forward with his agenda in the department and he has no plans for resigning," according to one person familiar with the exchange. priebus did not say trump planned to fire sessions if he didn't leave. these people said. what do you make of that, david? >> we're missing what do you think of that, mr. president? the ball's in your court now. clearly what sessions and the team around him are trying to make clear here is you know what, mr. president, if you don't want me to be your attorney general anymore, you have to fire me. i'm sticking around. it's not sacrificing that that is the posture affidavit a day where all of his former colleagues up on capitol hill in the senate started putting out statements supporting him, attesting to his integrity, some going as far as to make the case that he was correct to recuse himself which as you know is at the very core of what angers president trump about sessions. >> you know, kirsten, what s

david des sper shot and killed bee yanka roberson as the two tried to merge in a single lane. morgan r morgan rad ford has been covering this this morning. >> we know that a desperate man hunt ended just about 24 hours ago for what police call the savage, senseless, and brutal shooting death of a young woman who had just graduated from high school. >> we're here to announce murder charges. >> this morning, the mystery man at the center of a dramatic four-day man barred charges charged in the road rage death. her ang kwishd parents hugging investigators. as police describe how 28-year-old david des per allegedly jock quid their daughter for one lane of a pennsylvania highway as soon on this surveillance video. police say he shot her in the head and then drove away. >> this defendant wasn't happy with the way it was going, so he pulled out a gun and killed this young woman. >> roberson's family devastated. >> she had a hafrt gold. this person that took her took so much out of this world. >> just as authorities got close to identifying the suspect, he turned himself into police sunday morning. investigators recover his red pickup truck and a 40 caliber gun like this one at home hlt

growing up in rural colorado instilled in david western values, strong western values and interests and to this day mr. bernhardt enjoys hunting, recreation, the outdoors, and fishing. rifle is located in garfield county, an area where about 60% of the lands are federal public lands. you think about the work that he is about to take on upon confirmation, 60% of his home county are public lands. rifle was found as a ranching community along the colorado river and retains that heritage today along with tremendous opportunities for world class outdoor recreation, including fishing, hiking, skiing, rafting, and rock climbing. it's also at the edge -- the very edge of the pe panc e-bay , an area that has vast amounts of gal gas. -- natural gas. he grew up in the oil shale boom and bust and it's said that the bust has made him more sensitive to the potential benefits and the potential impacts, both environmental and social of resource development. in the 1980's, rifle, his hometown, was hit hard by the state's oil shale crash and experienced hard times rural communities often face. much like the department of interior itself, rifle