you have been working so hard on this. >> sadie came in to see me about a congress ago. it was clear she was dedicated this. at the time she looked different because she was at a different place in her treatment. as michael said, she is the best ambassador. i think this buis on the work in 21st century cares and the work that you did last week. the betterment of togethe a american patients. you nnot ask for more than that. >> great job. for years, and nobody knows why it was so tough to pass, but it was a very tough one to get past . -- passed. we have drugs and treatments that will not be approved for another three to five years. now, somebody is in bad shape we can use them and they will not going to other countries to try to get a cure. it is hope. not only is it hope but a lot of , people will be helped by this. the right to try, as difficult as that was to get approved in passed, we are very proud of that. >> mr. president, we just want to thank olivia, sadie, jake, their parents, danielle, and others here who have lost children to this battle against pediatric canc

you are very nice. >> just like sadie, it's amazing to be here. this is a cool turn of events. i'm so thankful. >> thank you. >> i'm grateful that the bill is passed to help future cancer patients. >> would anybody like to say something? parents are representative. >> if i may, mr. president, i would like to thank you and the leaders in congress that have sponsored this bill. i can tell you as a father hearing that treatment for my daughter is 40 years old. he had to go to another country. they did a treatment and they are focused on survivorship, on cures, it's critical. it is not a good place if we don't do it commit the funds and effort to save cldren'siv thanku >>e have made a lot of advancements. 500 days now, we've made a lot of improvements in a lot of speed where we are getting it done quickly. that is why right to try is so good. so things that are so promising that will be approved for another 3 5 years. >> i just want to touor ssinghis bill. i have seen firsthand how awful it is to watch my own child go through we have also had many relationships of different childho

sadie is probably my biggest star.e her go from the beginning when you introduce a bill all the way to the president's desk where he signed it into law, it was just an incredible journey we experienced to the and just so proud to be a part of this movement. >> there's a lot of political differences, sadie, here in washington as the congressman and i can testify, but because of this, republicans and democrats, liberals and conservatives, because of people like you they got together and they did something very special. it's going to help a lot of kids. you must be so, so proud. >> yes, i'm very happy that, like, i feel like i'm making a difference in the world, which is what i want to do. and i want to help kids be happy. that's what i tried to do with my foundation, the sadie keller foundation. i just want them to be happy for once instead of just thinking about their health all the time. so i give gifts to them to make them be more happy and just not have to worry about their health like 24/7. >> what's the most import

sadie is a young, impressive woman as i'm sure you've learned. >> today, the company has expanded.ut navigating between overwhelming enthusiasm and underwhelming resources is the struggle sadie has to face every day. >> being brutallien honest about how much money we have, being able to balance those two, being honest, being practical, really looking at the money in the bank account and prioritizing what we can spend and how much get with it while having this dieing, burn, neverending thought this will be the real thing. >> if she succeeds, it may be due to the passion of her vision and the customers. >>> the business landscape changes so quickly that it can be hard to know what to really pay attention to. so here with five of the fastest growth industries to watch. one, home health care services. according to the u.s. bureau of labor statistics, home health care services is the fastest growing sector in the country right now. two, green energy. from residential solar panels to hybrid cars, more americans are embracing the benefits of green energy than ever three, e-commerce. amazo

. >> sadie in silver spring. >> hello? >> sadie, you are on the air. >> good morning. my father fought in korea in the u.s. army. i wanted to get out therei was wondering why american reporters don't talk about the history of korea . >> in what way? >> it's a country that's been there for a while. we know nothing about korea. even though my father fought in korea in the u.s. army, i know very little of chorion myself but my question was why is no one talking about one korea? because i think that's what the leader of north korea is interested in and the leader of self korea is interested in and the president is interested in. >> katie, is an angle in the new york times this morning. one of the stories they have about china's interest in all of this and china's fear is that becomes one korea another historical part of this is that perhaps there an official ending to the korean war because there was is when the cease-fire was initiated in the 50s. >> that's right, that is something the president has mentioned, the possibility of actually bringing a formal into the korean

sort of isolation in bubbles i mean you see it in that car he's driving along an air conditioner sadie's but what's outside you know it's a poorly constructed road it's potholes it's it's rock and yet he's kind of driving along and in an air conditioned car so i think that it's kind of emblematic about how the rich do they live in india sort of in isolated bubbles whether it be water purifiers or air conditioning when the weather is this hot as it is in delhi right now and yet there is there's so many more people who don't have access to those things so so people certainly are getting richer in india but the rich are getting richer at a greater rate than than the poor and that's borne out in the numbers as well so you mention a number of luxury industries that where else a foreign companies investing in what about complaints of red tape can they navigate the economy. well red tape and restrictions on foreign direct investment have always been tricky things for multinational corporations to navigate here in india i mean just some examples the retail giant wal-mart has been in india for ov

there and then the goalkeeper she takes this shot and she punches it away right on to the feet of sadie on my knee the liverpool striker and into the wall very weird but anyway and you can came back they scored the equaliser before half time and things were over there because once again senegal took the lead and really wanted to three points today with that shot from far away but japan one of the points as well so they scored another one and made it to all in the end and it was a well deserved tight ass so where does all of this action leave group h. emilie really really close and really exciting. for the last match day if we have a look at the table actually because colombia still have to take on senegal and japan take on poland and anything almost anything could happen in this group colombia when they're probably going to go through or they're going to go through actually and to japan if they win they're going to go through but senegal can also take it so things are very open in this group and we're all going to watch the final games i'm sure all right we'll see if that about england

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pool position and had no trouble staying in front of the pack the rival lewis hamilton of course sadie'shit his lowest point this season by finishing fifth germany's vettel picked up his third win of the year as rai team to back the overall eat the next race is just two weeks away in france. and the football world cup starts on thursday in russia but amid all the excitement there is concern that it could end up being remembered for the wrong reasons russia has long had a problem with fanned violence ugly scenes and russian supporters spoiled the european championships in france two years ago well despite this authorities say they are confident of preventing any major incidents this time round. hiding for the sake of fighting this is the hooligan seen in russia when they were in the world cup. in the least fights a pure adrenalin it's a rush everyone wants to prove that they're the strongest they step in and that's exactly what happened in moscow a at the twenty sixteen european championship violence broke out between russian hooligans and england fans it wasn't always like this the sovie

i'm so glad sadie is here today.emission and now she's out of remission and we were just at the white house two days ago. she was right next to the president of the united states signing this bill into law that she works so hard to get past. >> sadie, i hope you can hear me. i want to ask you, what did you do to help push for this star act? >> i lobbied on capitol hill to tell congressman about the star act and just to hopefully get help with passing it and that was just one of my goals to help more kids survive and help more kids like me get better treatment and not have so many side effects. >> i understand you were diagnosed with leukemia when you were seven years old. you're now 11. you are out of remission. can i say you are cancer free? >> yes. i am cancer free and i finished one year ago, over one year ago from chemotherapy. >> and you feel good? >> yes, i feel very good. >> you have a fabulous mile and that's a fact. >> thank you. >> on a friday morning, we would love to see that. back to the congressman, rec

i wouay sadi arabia. >> it seemedra like saudibia might be the favorite out here, gul .e'lss it back in to you. he's up for adoptioor fore information,. >> rescue alliance.org >> ballou you're a star. >> good job, ballou. [ applause ] >> ballou enjoy your new home because you just gotre one. >> you go. >> we can all watch together starting at 11:00 o'clock and see who ends up winning that match.now we can't make it to mw for the cup we're bringing a little taste of russia to us. cull bg up little later, the team from golden saddle bar good day cafe looking forward to thater coming up this morning. of course fox5 coverage of the cup as wel as golf u.s. open some programming changes here because of world cup coverage00 starring o'clock this morning we won't have 10:00 o'clock hour of good day toda a wendynd the real will air on now the same will go foronight u.s. open golf covere starts at 4:30 catch the evening shows channel 20. sameroeal tomor and tomorrow morning our world cup coveragebl still do the h 10:00 o'clockr of good day tomorrow again onfo. again, keeping it si

sadie don't have to ask anybody else's permission to do it. oversight takes many forms. individual members or committees can send letters, request hearings, request briefings and hold hearings. they might request documents or interviews. most of the time, recipients comply with the congressional oversight request voluntarily. usually the member or committee is willing to discuss or negotiate the scope of the request and reach an accommodation with the agency. in fact, that's the way that members and committees prefer to work. no matter what the media says, the goal is to get the out, not put on a show. of course i'm every nominee comes into my office says they will answer my oversight request in a timely fashion. but then they get confirmed, and they must get amnesia, because all too often, i don't hear back from them as quickly as i should. sometimes i don't hear back at all. sometimes i'd buy spin now when they come before the committee, to just be more honest and instead of saying yes, say maybe. when a witness does not comply, we have subpoenas, of course. and, of co

and sadie executive order signed yesterday is not a solution. >> the door is still open to indefinitend ourselves careening from one bad decision to the next. >> organizers say the sperm the moment protest -- spur-of-the- moment protest is just a warm- up. protesting the trump administration's immigration policies. >>> we learning details about the southern california parents accused of keeping their 13 children in what's been described as a house of horrors. megan and luis turpin were in a courtroom yesterday for a preliminary hearing in the case. prosecutors played eighth 20 minutes 911 calls from their 17- physical abuse. r who describes and that she called because her sisters cry at night and wanted her to get help. she also said they were kept in the room 20 hours a day and had not bathed in almost a year. the january 14 call led police to the children. the parents have pleaded not guilty to more than 40 charges including torture and false imprisonment. they could face life in prison if convicted. >>> we have some good news tell you about this morning regarding a six-week old pup

. >> how sadÏ¿½-- >> how about getting them. and throw them out like you threw strzok out. took a year and a half to do that. >> sean: he's still getting paid by the way. he's still getting paid. come on! this is totally crazy. >> the question is how much more of that is going on presently. i believe a lot of it. that's why they invaded lawyer's office. >> sean: you think they'll raid your office? did you say they could raid your office? >> well, they better not. i'll sue them for everything they're worth. but the reality is they're not going to find anything. >> sean: i agree. mr.Ï¿½mayor, i have to do my job, you know. you don't to have mock me for doing my job. thanks for being with us. when we come back, ed henry with a live report from the white house, two major stories we're following and more as we continue straight ahead on hannity. you won't see these folks at the post office they have businesses to run they have passions to pursue how do they avoid trips to the post office? stamps.com mail letters ship packages all the

we'll see a shift in the weather pattern when the heat willon bget sady, inla are f >>> uber wants to few too many. the ridesharing giant has published a patent application to identify drunk passengers. it describes an algorithm that will weigh a variety of factors including typos, how precisely a user clicks, walking speed, and the time of day. uber plans to use the technology to better tailor its rides for passengers and drivers. >>> facebook says a software bug made some private posts public for as many as 14 million users. it happened for several days last month. the social media giant says the problem is fixed and affected users will be notified that they should review their recent posts. >>> and snapchat has teamed up with -- to create the first ticket buying experience within the app. the new pro soteam in los cc angeles, lafc, was the first team to sell tickets this way. >>> good morning, everybody. i got a little something. i don't know if you can even put a dollar figure caon it. no t i'm thtalking about the nba championship game 4 later on. yeah, we got material coming out

they look like they're watching everyone else at a sadie hawkins dance. [ laughter ] this sucks.t to go to my house and play xbox? yeah. my mom's got sunnyd. [ light laughter ] president trump and north korean leader kim jong-un signed a joint statement after their meeting. also a joint statement, whatever dennis rodman said on cnn. [ laughter ] president trump showed north korean leader kim jong-un a four minute video on an ipad during their meeting. said trump when it was over, "yeah, that stormy daniels." [ laughter ] [ cheers and applause ] i mean -- following a summit with leader kim jong-un, president trump said that he felt foolish, using inflammatory language about north korea, but said he had to do it to bring the countries together. added trump, and now that that's behind us, me and little rocket fat ass can get down to business. [ laughter and applause ] senate majority leader mitch mcconnell today became the longest serving republican leader in senate history, serving eleven years, five months, and ten days, and it's really taken a toll on him. here's what he looked l

. >> one of the advocates told me at the signing ceremony it's almost like a fairy tale and sadie isairy tale. >> this is a picture of me laying down in the hospital bed. >> i just couldn't believe that i was actually there in that room standing next to president trump. >> would you like to say something, darling? >> i'm just so honored to be here and this has been such an amazing opportunity and just thank you. >> thank you, sweetheart. you are very nice. >> he handed her the sharpie penny signed the bills with. >> thank you. >> i thought that was awesome. >> i can't believe, like, i'm actually meeting like these famous people and it's just like incredible to think and i'm so excited. >> dana: and we loved meeting you, saidy, congratulations to you and thank you to congressman mccaul and president trump for getting that done. the good news is, they are not done. the duo will continue to work on legislation to help children with cancer and find out more about it keller foundation.org. >> shepard: bon your quebec, noon on the west coast. 3:00 in charlevoix as we are expected to see pr

sadie sedans and crossovers are made in alabama.ng argentinian and saudi arabia and stocks have climbed in late trading after msci gave the two countries emerging market status. they will join nations including china, india, turkey, south africa,, and brazil. they are getting an index of great in the same week. u.s.y is close to winning antitrust approval for its $71 million buyout of 21st century box entertainment assets. bloomberg has learned that the justice department could be set to approve the deal within two weeks. disney and fox agreed to sell assets alluding five spots regional sports network. that is your bloomberg business flash. anna: thank you very much, there from hong kong with the latest business flash. euro area finance investors are meeting in luxembourg. eurozonee agenda, the plan agreed earlier on this week. joining us from athens is our chief economist and head of research. thank you very much for joining us. let's start with what greece needs. debt relief, and if so, in what form should it come? >> the meeting

on luxury cars from germany some reports even say he quote him saying he doesn't want to see any sadie's bends rolling down fifth avenue in new york city anymore and of course that's very worrisome for the european union especially for germany car industry is one of the major factors here if that really have and then we have a full blown trade war because as annoying as those tariffs on the lumen and steel are for the european union they're not going to make a huge dent this is a very important symbol and a basically on president an unprecedented step at least for the last two decades but still the actual effect on the economy is probably not going to be too great but if this is the start of the trade war tit for tat and we end up with tariffs or even a ban on luxury cars from the european union then the e.u. has a huge problem max feel fine about those beauty thank you very much for that assessment and get high joins me now on as we heard there could be a possible escalation if they have some luxury custody from germany yeah here donald trump says that to a many german cars on the roads

in the 1980'sady and i had to work pt time to put myself through law school.o i had to work in clinics in the south bronx and in brooklyn, hmos actually, surge of -- some of the fledgling hmos, to put myself through columbia law school. brian: so your degree in law is from columbia. amy: yes. brian: what was your experience like working for professor meckler. amy: he is a terrific person, a true -- a great judge. he was very nice to his clerks, the highest intellectual caliber. co-clerkserks -- my were also wonderful. i cherished that it variants -- that experience. i don't think he and i saw eye to eye politically. although, at that point in my life, that was back in the 1980's, i wasn't particularly politically aware. i didn't think about politics all that much. and i think the general .tmosphere was polarized so judges and clerks didn't really have to match up. that clerks feeling had to be an the same page or have the same ideas. the notion was that law was this autonomous field that should be depoliticized as much as possible. and that was the right we to

. >>> the president sadie flesh, you've been a great voice for freedom.t i got to tell you man-to-man, you've been screwed. he goes, i've been looking at the case. i knew from the beginning it was fishy. but he said upon reviewing it he felt a great injustice had been done and that using his power he was going to rectify it, sort of clear the slate. >> welcome back to "hardball." that was conservative commentator dinesh d'souza talking about the call he received from president trump last week letting him know that he was being pardoned. trump said d'souza was treated unfairly by the government. sound familiar. >> he gave a similar justification for two other pardons he's weighing one for martha stewart and another for rob blagojovich. trump has used that same languaging about people being screwed by the government talking about his associates now wrapped up in the mueller probe. here he goes. >> hillary clinton on the fourth of july weekend went to the fbi, not under oath. she lied many times. nothing happened to her. flynn lied and it's like they ruined

sally has lovely pictures of her dog sadie in a paddling pool. you have this brain tingling? one of them is to do with your head. washing your hair. now scientists say that watching videos of these seemingly ordinary activities may even have health benefits for some people, as ali fortescue reports. this video you can hear, its sleepy and whispered. what do whispering, nail tapping and and whispered. what do whispering, nailtapping and hair and whispered. what do whispering, nail tapping and hair brushing have in common? well, they may not seem like the most exciting things to watch but these videos are getting millions of views online. they are some of the sounds that are bought to trigger an autonomous sense to me —— sensory meridian response, or asmr. it's a tingling sensation which starts at the top of your head and spreads down, it can be very relaxing. and now sheffield university is shown to those who experience asmr, these videos can lower the heart rate by more than three beats per minute. this could be an innovative treatment for those

sadie in silver springs. caller: hello? host: youree ai good morning. father fought in korea. was in the u.s. army. i was wondering why american reporters don't talk about the history of korea. host: in what way? it is a country that has been there for a wild. we know nothing about korea. my father fought in the u.s. army. i know very little myself. my question was why is no one talking about one korea? i think that is what the leader of north korea is interested in. host: that is an angle in the new york times this morning. it is one of the stories they have. china's fear is this becomes one korea. another historical part of this is perhaps there is an official ending to the korean war. there was a when the cease-fire was initiated in the 1950's. host: that is something the president has mentioned. bringing ality of formal end to the korean war. which as you mentioned, we are still technically at war with them. there was not a former peace treaty was signed. that is a possibility. a united korea is something the president has talked about. have families from the north separat