, my life, my love and legacy about credit scott king. >> what inspired these choices? >> let me just say that when coretta was in the movement women in particular, black women, have never got the credit that we should have done for

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was said to have been stung by his acquittal at the hands of a jury, the verdict that the writer scott kinga miracle every storage or faith in human good. as with all miracle makers, though, mr. mayne made tremendous sacrifice financially in pursuit of racial equality. it is an honor the sacrifices today that we gave an award in his name. following in mr. mayne's example of today's honorees, bonita group to. as many of you know, ms. cooper was head of the civil rights division at the department of justice the last three years of the obama administration. during her tenure at doj, perhaps the most aggressive program civil rights enforcement our country has ever seen. the daughter of indian immigrants graduated from new york university law school in 2001, immediately gravitated toward civil rights work and accepted a position at the naacp legal defense and education fund. there she was thrown directly into the fire and the investigated trebling operation where local police based on shoddy beliefs and reports arrested 40 latino and african-american individuals who were all later acquitted on d

outside live in cherry hill, route # 0 -- 70 kings highway, we had flooding, traffic is getting by, everybody is heading toward route 130. the fire katherine scottas been telling us about at the black horse pike at 42 it's passable, use arrow road or stay on the white horse pike, route 30. flooding in northern delaware, kennett road is blocked off. creek road is closed, barley mill gets you around that. >> a small plane crashed landed into a lake near austin, texas. one woman was taken to the hospital with minor injuries. this is the second time a single engine plane landed in the lake in lest than a month. >>> a squirrel is believed to be behind five attacks on people if brooklyn. the squirrel has not been captured all the attacks happened in prospect park which is a popular place in the borough. four people were admitted to the hospital. squirrels are rarely infected with rabies, but they they think this one maybe. anyone bitten by the squirrel should get tested. >> i wouldn't feed it any nuts. >> what do we do about that? it's a park, we kill all the squirrels. >> experts say if the animal is rabid it may have died already. >>> a marine fough

joining me to talk about it dagen mcdowell, king's view asset management scott martin is here and research chief, research officer. >> good see you. dagen: great to see you, coming up we were at the berkeley center for the third stop at the connor mcgregor-floyd mayweather. you interviewed him. dagen: you've gotten paid, not so much. we have a very heated debate about who can win fight. i will put money down on the fact that it will be a pay per view record. >> i agree with that. >> quite animated. they were very excited. dagen: you've never seen trash-talking like that. it hit a new low. maria: i want to hear all about it. special report from dagen. coming up this morning americans for tax reform. arkansas congressman is here, counsel to the president, trump, kellyanne conway and former nfl star jack brewer. president trump is departing from paris for washington right now at this hour after celebrating bastille day. when he returns to the nation's capitol health care reform. senate republicans unveiled a reworked version of the bill to repeal and replace obamacare yesterday. i aims to win

something's happening and despite seeing the police beat rodney king over and over again, they still said not guilty and we saw walter scottt in the back running away, and black witness doesn't simply doesn't matter because black life doesn't matter in america as much as it should and the nineties told us that and this documentary does a fabulous job of capturing that and we're living over and over again. >> it seems awfully cynical to think we haven't come that far? you really believe that? >> when you look at the mass incarceration, and when you look at the number of police who are acquitted for the deaths of black citizens or underaged citizens, those numbers are very consistent and it doesn't mean there's been no progress, and the fact that there's any outrage can become intoxicating and confusing so we start to ignore the fact that we have so much work to do. this documentary of the ninetiys is a measure of where we were, and where we need to be. >> let me ask you about a current case happening right now, outrage in minneapolis. there was a officer that shot and killed a white woman in australia, this is the same area

scott, thank you. this summer, journey into the adirondacks where campers carve through stone. and to the thousand islands, where kids can be kings. if you like big adventure, you'll love new york state. it's all here. it's only here. plan your summer getaway at iloveny.com ♪ >>> there's two ways to look at the phillies as they get ready to open up second half play brewers. a, you hope that a few players, well, they up their trade value since the trade deadline is julm turns it around and makes a play off push. since the phils are 29 games under 500, it's probably not going to happen. so you look to guys like tommy joseph who has 15 homeruns on the season or fresh off his all star pierce pat neshek to up their values for hope a team comes calling. pete mc couldn't nan is well aware of the situation. >> i would think so. you know, if i were betting man i would bet that there might be some changes. i bet there might be. how about that bet? [ laughter ] >> um, but who knows? you know i don't want to, i don't know much about what they have going on upstairs. they keep that close to the vest. and rightfully so, and i just worry about

that's scott stein and andrew martin >>> now cash may be king, but visa is looking to overthrow thatdit card leader is making an offer they may not want to refuse that if they commit to going cashless that tops our fast take next >>> and it's that time again -- look, at scott you're picture. >> nah people are having fun with this. >> i love isth segment he is back today and that's ahead on the "closing bell." where to get in... where to get out. if only the signs were as obvious when you trade. fidelity's active trader pro can help you find smarter entry and exit points and can help protect your potential profits. fidelity -- where smarter investors will always be. >>> welcome back and stop accepting cash, michael. they're starting with 50 merchants. this is aefrt good call? >> i would say that. for still accept cash is because they don't to want upgrade the technology maybest that part because of it. >> up about 2% is what visa takes. that's a lot >> and not accepting cash in america still remains kind of a problem for a lot of -- >> 32% in 2015 >> it's been stubborn across the worl

king of the poker world this morning. he went to temple too. how much this guy named scott brought home when he won world series of poker, the main event. it is a lot of money. >>> it was supposed to be man verse beast or shark but it turned out to be a big disappointment, why so many viewers were a little upset after michael phelps raced with a great white shark. >> or did he. >> when we say race, we mean really raced, the great white shark. >> technically. >> a lot of people tuned in and a lot of people were irritated. >> good day, well, just like watching this show, lot of people tune in, and a lot of people are irritated every morning but they still keep watching. >> we appreciate that. >> yes, we do. >> good day it is july 24th, 2017. >> lets talk about this weather because it was rowdy overnight. >> sue? >> i got to tell you, you know what movie i saw, benefit for main line animal rescue, jaws, i hadn't seen jawness so many years and new to hear michael phelps is sort of kind of. >> sort of, kind of. >> i still screamed outlook. >> fifty years old. >> yes, well, close

the king and queen of spain are in london on a three day state visit came for the joint the duke of edinburgh. to inspect troops on poor scott's parade in a speech to the british parliament he called for britain and spai. to work towards an arrangement on the status of gibraltar that would be acceptable to everybody. on one of the biggest icebergs on record has broken away from antarctica. a huge expanse of ice which is about a quarter of the size of wales had been sharing away for several months. scientists say it's a natural phenomenon on global warming is not to blame. it's not expected to stop breaking up though some of the ice cloud. some of the ice could remain in the area for decades. watching bbc world news america still to come on tonight's program. lighting and economic file across its border how china is reaching into central asia for growth and opportunity. that you hear in the u. s. get ready to take a deep breath when you go on line today because some of the most popular websites will be running slowly. companies like facebook netflix and amazon all taking part in a protest against changes being made to the u. s.

scott, thank you so much. really appreciate it. >>> thank you for joining us at this hour. "inside politics" with john kings right now. >>> thank you, kate. welcome to "inside politics." i'm john king. thanks for sharing your day. a big day in washington. the promise to repeal obamacare in shambling and republican senators gather this hour to try to decide whether to try again or to move on to other stalled agenda items. >>> plus, the president calls it it a hoax and witch-hunt. after his white house gives yet another version of a campaign meeting with russians, a key conservative voice raises the trust question, and calls for "radical transparency" and get this, germ phobia,

scott, thank you so much. really appreciate it. >>> thank you for joining us at this hour. "inside politics" with john king starts right now. >>> thank you, kate. welcome to "inside politics." i'm john king. thanks for sharing your day. a big day in washington. the promise to repeal obamacare in shambling and republican senators gather this hour to try to decide whether to try again or to move on to other stalled agenda items. >>> plus, the president calls it it a hoax and witch-hunt. after his white house gives yet another version of a campaign meeting with russians, a key conservative voice raises the trust question, and calls for "radical transparency" and get this, germ phobia, source of the falling out between president trump and the new jersey governor chris christie? a new book about campaign 2016 says, yes, and there's a "thanks, obama" twist to that. >>> we begin with the collapse of the obamacare repeal effort and what it means for the republican party and the republican president who promised if given power to make giant health care changes a top priority. six months in, the finger-pointing in f

already thursday, short week, 422 scott just showed us, starting to see the rain come our way, eventually wet here on the freeway, but 422 working your way in toward kinglive look at the benny, coming up and over into downtown, just see the clouds in the background there, behind the tall buildings, again, woe get wet today during the morning and afternoon rush hour see the glare in the road surface, there, there is the first drops of sprinkles, that scotty was just talking about, again with the rain coming our way, through allentown, and berks, going to impact the rush hour. already couple every delays, on septa's regional rails. trenton line, ten, 15 minute, coming south jersey on the freeway starting to see volume pop working your way in toward the walt whitman bridge. whether are you turnpike looking good so far. back to you. >> 6:17. >> president trump in poland started with giant news conference, the president addressed the threat of north korea. he says there must be consequences, for north korea actions on the wake of their missile tests, earlier this week. so this is when he was first arriving in poland. >> here is a little bit of it here. >> p

scott blumstein won the world series of poker. >> the card. >> it's the deuce! the river plateau! >>> i'm charlie rose with gayle king and jeff glor. will testify this morning about his contact with russian officials and businessmen. the senate intelligence committee is expected to question the president's son-in-law about why he initially failed to disclose the meeting. >>> in a statement released the morning, kushner denies that he colluded with russia. nancy cordes is on capitol hill. good morning. >> good morning. kushner knows he's a key focus of the russian investigation and he has released 11 pages of testimony aimed at showing he has nothing to hide. in it he says that any meetings that he had with russian dignitaries were brief and routine, and he goes into quite a bit of detail about that now infamous meeting that he attended with don junior and a russian lawyer in june of 2016. kushner said he didn't read through the entire e-mail befo beforehand, and so he didn't know trump junior was open to getting russian dirt on hillary clinton. kushner said he got to the meeting late. he said they talked about adoptions and he felt

scott -- cut ties with qatar. their airspace to qatari flights. tillerson is causing desk calling for them to easily and blockade as a sign of good faith. strippedbia's kinghority for the security. they have been treated to a new body overseen by king solomon. the move, after the appointed the new prince. evidence to determine the fate of a child. engaged in abeen with a child that cannot breathe without treatment. they say this treatment would cause suffering and would not help. global news 24 hours a day, powered by more than 2700 journalists and analysts in more than 120 countries. i have abigail doolittle, this is bloomberg. the next week expecting to be busy next in washington. several hearings. first jared kushner was right to testify monday. on wednesday, donald trump jr. and paul manafort have been invited to testify before the senate judiciary committee. will they accept that request? joining us now is the chief washington correspondent. you are back. let's talk about today. >> what a day. [speaking simultaneously] this is the norm. >> has been a busy two years. the chairman, very familiar with wall street, not just washington. him.are not famili

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, my life, my love and legacy about credit scott king. >> what inspired these choices? >> let me just say that when coretta was in the movement women in particular, black women, have never got the credit that we should have done for what we did in the movement. women were very instrumental to the success of the civil-rights movement but you never hear much about them. you about martin, malcolm, those people but you hear about coretta and to hear about people like dorothy or mrs. lowery? i am intrigued by the women behind these great men and the women who made the movement move. that's why the credit book. the fish that moved is by a pastor, out of georgia, who was talking about that we've gotten complacent in our churches and this is how you explained it. we go to the same place to catch a fish every time even though the last two times we've gone the fish were not there but we still go into the same thing. maybe we have to go into deeper waters to buy fish because the fish have moved. it's important for me, not just as a christian, but as a leader to figure out how do i