of the greatest filmmakers of the twentieth century we look at the work of swedish director ingmar bergman was born hundred years ago. come to the program the u.s. u.k. relationship is stronger than ever with the u.s. president says after meeting with british prime minister trees in may at her country retreat the two leaders have just wrapped up a press conference holding hands as they approach the podium the leaders then later rejected earlier reports quoting trump's criticism of his u.k. counterpart especially on bragg's it negotiations just a few moments ago he said that no matter what the u.k. decides after brags that it would be ok with him bamford size the special relationship between the two countries and the billions of pounds worth of military equipment the u.k. is said to buy from the united states. to cover this meeting we have in-depth coverage with me here in studio is our very own alex forrest wedding and standing by in london is a barbara alex let me start with you may focus on the positive elements of the start of that press conference let's have a quick listen to what she

and he was as one of the greatest filmmakers of the trenches century swedish today bergman was born ahundred years ago david leavitt's from desperate talk about his work and legacy. one does and more coming up with don't forget you can organise good deeds of the news on the go just download apps from google or from the apple still. does he give you access to all the latest news from around the world. as well as push notifications for any breaking news. in the course you can also use the deeds of the after send us your photos and videos. and also check out our website the v.w. dot com and follow us on twitter or on facebook i'll be back with you shortly. the. european stores deliver rousing performances. pump's wisdom you know so i am a single upbeat dance tunes and catchy balance to la monica goodling the man on the moon. well british singer and the owner who is reaches deep inside which are in the room introduced into the felix t.w. . state by state. the most colorful. life and. the most traditional. find it all any time. check in with a web special. take a tour of germany state by s

, you're -- ingrid bergman. >> yeah, ingrid bergman. >> jimmy: a verb ending in "ing?"s. plural animal? >> lemmings. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: that's fantastic, dude. lemmings, what? a verb ending in "ing." >> a verb ending in "ing." >> jimmy: you said running already. >> yeah, i said running. give me another verb like what? [ crowd shouting ] >> jimmy: kissing. there you go. >> yeah, kissing. kissing. there you go. great, great, thank you. thank you. >> jimmy: favorite song lyric? >> favorite song -- i don't know. [ laughter ] [ audience shouting ] >> jimmy: poopity-scoop. >> poopity-scoop? >> jimmy: poopity-scoop. >> is that a lyric? >> jimmy: yeah, it's a lyric. yeah it is. yeah. [ laughter ] [ cheers and applause ] >> okay. pooopity-scoop. alright. good. thank you. >> jimmy: it's good. >> okay. >> jimmy: okay. all right. we have filled out the words for our scene. are you ready to perform? >> let's do it man. >> jimmy: let's do this. here we go. >> let's do this. let's go. [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: good evening, my little cookie. [ laughter and applause ] >> sp

bergman. for consideration of sections 1049, 563, 883, 1044, 111.b, 1075, 1094, 1095, 3120-c. 3528, 3529 and division d of the house bill and -63.ions 153, 556, 561 1604, 35 on 1. 7502. 7507, 7515 and 7517 of the senate amendment and modifications committed to conference, mr. lewis of minnesota. the speaker pro tempore: pursuant to section 2-b, the house stands adjourned until >> another pro forma is scheduled in the house on friday. members are out for district work period this week. legislative work resumes tuesday, july 10. book tv recently visited capitol hill to ask members of congress what they are reading the summer. >> i like to read in spanish so i will be reading some spanish poetry and a great south american writer, a fictional writer that brings forward many interesting books. >> do you ever recommend any books to your colleagues? >> of course. my favorite book as a child was "the red badge of courage." that's probably the first book i read in english. x, "the biography of malcolm

with me is michaela bergman, who's principal social specialist at the asian infrastructure and investment so to the good to see you and. good morning. so so much to discuss and as ever, president trump is dominating. he has had this very controversial trip to europe. he came to the uk, and now he is in helsinki but before he headed for finland, he did a television interview with cbs when he said lots of things and one of them was the european union is my foreign. yes, well, i think the one thing about mr trump is clearly he is unpredictable. -- my foe. he sometimes uses these words but they may not have the same meaning that we understand because also in the same article, he says that he really respects their leaders, so it is almost like a starting gambit, his sort of way of engaging. it is unpredictable, i think, sort of way of engaging. it is unpredictable, ithink, none sort of way of engaging. it is unpredictable, i think, none of us quite know what to make of it. nobody knows quite what he might say next and as you say, it is very difficult to try and anticipate how discussion will g

. >> reporter: andrew bergman, a doctoral student then, would later go on to wte and co- write the screenplays hit films "the in-laws" and" blazing saddles." >> i remember running into aus to hide out. guy who owns the house says, "i'm takin' out my ge., i got a ri at which point, i and another person who's now currently the mayor of madison, wisconsin, paul soglin, say, "we gotta get out of here." reporter: in fact, paul soglin's political career began with his arrest that night. he has been mayor of madison three times through the '70s, the '90s and is once again the mayor. for him, this gathing represents a political fight that never ends. >> i think about the nversations i've had for the last couple days. and with one exction, every conversation i've had has been about a political event, has been about the tru administration, and how somethinmight relate about the concerns over war, reckless diplomacy. it's almost as though every conversation was focsed on, have we as a nation learned y anything in rs? >> reporter: and that points to another powerful magnet for this reunion: the men and wo

alex bergman bloops the ball.. and i mean it went like 5 feet rolling over the foul line and back.. and tries to tag the runner and it's a game of keep away.. the runner ges away.. and the astros get two runs off of that stupid rolling ball.. a's lose 6 to 5. ( darya )if you need another reason to hate on lebron james, this has got to be it: he sent out a tweet that made it look like he was going to go to blaze pizza in culver city (he's a part owner of the chain).. lakers fans went nuts!one tweet and look at what happened.. .everybody mobbed the pizza place waiting for lebron.. fans went nuts.. they knew the king was in town but nobody's seen him so they were excited.. look at the traffic and the mob of people.. of course the pizza place was happy to see the crowd but they said lebron wasn't coming. ahhh a trick to get business??to make matters worse: after causing the stampede.. lebron's wife tweeted out a pic of what he was really doing while everybody was lining up to see him: floating in his pool. not even eating pizza at all. that's a donut. ( darya ) you know what's a way big

bergman: and there is nothing wrong with that. we snobby prounion or antiunion. we should be pro-veteran and pro-v.a. you have testified about the number of employees that have been let go of obviously there is a process by which a v.a. employee is fired, like anywhere supervisors, according to your testimony, sir, and i that you respectfully, number reflects a disparity in your opinion as compared to housekeeping aids, nursing assistants, registered nurses, food service workers, medical support assistance among which are the largest numbers that have been less go. -- let go. would you agree that is a disparate number? smallx: it seems like a number in proportion to the fact that there are tens of thousands -- rep. higgins: is it your testimony that it seems like it or that it is? mr. cox: sir, because i do not have all of the v.a.'s information -- rep. higgins: certainly an iselligent gentle man who making clear and courageous statement survey, do you think not enough circle supervisors have been fired? mr. cox: i would say that is up wisdom of the committee to

. >> kroft: the story mike and producer lowell bergman did in 1996 with whistleblower jeffrey wigand >> wallace: cbs management... >> kroft: --that cbs corporate lawyers blocked its broadcast for months, fearing a huge lawsuit. >> fager: the company said "you can't air it." it's the only time that ever happened in the 50 years of "60 minutes." >> kroft: after wigand's disclosures were published elsewhere, the report finally ran. >> jeffery wigand: it's a delivery device for nicotine. >> wallace: a delivery device for nicotine? put it in your mouth, light it up, and you're going to get your fix? >> wigand: you'll get your fix. >> fager: it's incredible in retrospect, because the story itself about tobacco was as important as stories get. >> wallace: dr. wigand. >> kroft: from the start, the "60 minutes" reporting on the tobacco story was rock solid. but there have been some other cases where stories we've broadcast were on shaky ground, containing serious flaws. there was "the mule," a 1997 story about smuggling heroin from colombia to london. the footage came from an award- winning b

bergman said he was going with the sports car and giving it to his mom. going down in the nba this morning. according to multiple reports, the spurs have traded superstar kawhi leonard to the raptors in exchange for a package that includes demar derosen. he made it known he wants to play in los angeles. many thought his final destination was the lakers. but if he's going to team up with lebron, he'll have to wait at least one more season. >>> phil mickelson having some fun during a practice round. just a few feet away from this guy. watch as phil lofted it right over his head. that takes a lot of courage to stand there. to let him hit that ball knowing that it is so close to your face -- man. i wouldn't be able to do it. >>> still ahead, we're finally hearing from those incredible, incredible boys rescued from that thai cave. hear what they had to say -- next. it's the ford summer sales event and now is the best time to buy. preparing classic campfire trout. say what? trout. trout. all right. you don't think i need both? why does he have that axe? make su

jack bergman date a press conference about a week ago.nd he has this witness in protective custody. fearing for his life as a member of the intelligence community. host: we go to caitlin now from st. louis, missouri. you are next. caller: d.l. it is embarrassing to me? we can't even trust the fbi or cia. these are the people that are supposed to be protecting us. but they are as crooked as hillary is. host: our question is assessing the president's foreign policy. a week after the meeting in finland. our phone lines are open at (202) 748-8000. the line for democrats. (202) 748-8001, republicans. this past week in helsinki, the russian president with asked whether he had information on trump. here the exchange. the idea that we allegedly collected material on trump when he visited moscow -- let me tell you this. was in moscow, i didn't even know that he was in moscow. i treat them with the utmost respect. when he was a private individual, a businessman, no one informed me that he was in moscow. i don't remember the names of every single on

and the big winner there was trey bergman. >> a houston-based attorney defeated 24 other contestants.o this point. his previous life experiences have prepared him for this. an incredible day. >> he's pretty pumped. >>> now to a bizarre study. apparently, for the men out there, your taste in clothing can have a lot to do with your testosterone. apparently guys with higher levels of testosterone seek out higher-name brand clothing whereas those with lower testosterone go for the less expensive clothing. >> i'm having a tough time with this one. >> i got nothing. i do have something. i have an adorable video of a hangry dog, trying to figure out, what's wrong, dog, what is it? what's the matter, boy? that's p >>> this morning >>> this morning on "world news now," severe weather from coast-to-coast. drenching rains are bringing flooding to texas as bone-dry conditions in the west forced evacuations in the fire zone. >>> new information in the rescue operation in thailand. one plan would keep them under ground for months. >>> and new this half hour, the girl who kept her cool while a burgl

bergman and joining mr. peters in introducing this bill. and i recognize the co-chairs of the house's national guard and reserve components for supporting the initiative. i would like to thank the six other members of our committee who were original co-sponsors. mr. speaker, i reserve the balance of my time. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman reserves the balance of his time. the gentleman from tennessee. mr. roe: reserve my time. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman reserves the balance of his time. the gentleman from california. mr. takano: i yield five minutes to my good friend and the author of this bill, the gentleman from california, mr. peters. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman is recognized. mr. peterson: thank -- mr. peters: i appreciate your commitment. my bill e component, before the house today, those fighting for our nation. it is our duty they can access the resources they earned. many have realized they didn't qualify for all their departments after the department of defense used their reserve component. the new au