thank you former congressman carlos cabell and thank you coming for your country, carole king again. >>> coming up, you can't appeal a supreme court decision, but president trump seems to think it's possible. he is ordering today the justice department to find a way to get that citizenship question back into the sentence after the supreme court said it's not getting in there. >>> and the battle for the democratic presidential nomination is getting tighter. it looks like fewer and fewer people might win this thing. new poll shows some african american voters may be moving away from joe biden to senator kamala harris. i want to talk to the reverend al sharpton about this. and this july, it's getting close to the big battles for iowa this fall. plus the showdown. we're exactly two weeks away from robert mueller's scheduled congressional testimony, and president trump is already planning a very public rebuttal that same day in front of a crowd of his own adoring fans. he is counter programing. does he have a countertruth? much more ahead. stay with us. stay with us with the freestyle lib

. >> joining me now, former congressman from florida and carol king who is performing at the capital fourth, the traditional event held. carol, explain the difference between your performance as an entertainer. >> the show i am performing in is as diverse, mosaic as the people around the country. this is the traditional 39th annual event at the lawn of the capital, which celebrates our birthday. in contrast, you have a separate event. >> which you are the warm up unfortunately. yours is around 6:00 and his is later. >> we are the main event and he is following. >> the weather report looks good for the early part of the evening. what do you think about the fact that he is piggy backing his political show on top of the national thing you are proud to be a part of? is. >> his spectacle with the tanks and air show is feeding the ego of someone who is arguably the most insecure person on the planet. >> you think it is ego? >> totally. he's insecure that he needs this. >> white house officials and allies are wringing their hands over the risk of the haftly arranged event movering into trum

in fact, award winning singer-songwriter carol king who is performing wanted to make one thing clearg out this cartoon, i'm appearing in a capital fourth, traditional event held annually at the lawn of the capitol, i'm not participating in t's political rally. chris cillizza is with me. and i understand, highly respect the nation's military and putting it on full display but at the same time, what is happening here? >> well, first of all, it is important for people not to washington and don't live in washington during the fourth to know this, we've been doing a july fourth celebration with fireworks, with the capitol and the fourth music and that sort of stuff for a long time. but any way, let's talk about the trump one. first of all, these are the tanks that are going to be -- and other military vehicles moved into position. they will be static as barbara starr reports and the main reason they won't move is because the roads in washington can't hold them because they're so heavy. but these will be here. you will see these. if you see them flanking donald trump at the lincoln memoria

john stamos is ack asst this year with carole king, vanessa williamsst and the "sesame et" crew is set to perform. >> towns all over the region held their own fourth of july parades and celebrations. news 4's aimee cho takes us to the city of fairfax to see their big show. >> happy fourth of july. >> it may be hot out. >> but these pint sized parade watchers nothing is cooler than finding some freebies. >> candy! candy, candy, candy! >> whether you're young or young at heart. the city of fairfax parade today holding a little something for everyone. >> and it's a good t day celebrate america and all that it means, you know. spend time with family. eat good food, the usual. >> a big part of today's celebration honoring those who serve in uniform to keep us safe and free every single day. >> it's good. it's good >> i think we're scheduled for a tour of the white house, t, so that will be -- that will be a first for me. >> but others say steering clear of the downtown parade. ♪ >> prefers this one inside. >> it's depression and sad that we've made the fourth of july a political statement.

series of tweets in recent weeks, when the president is taking aim at so-called squad, and here is carole king, the host of "michigan matters" in detroit your thanks for being with us. guest: steve, it is so great to talk with you. in with want to check reporters from those four representative districts, members of congress of the , of course one of them in your district, representative atlaib. how is that playing out in your area? guest: the squad is getting a but of press nationally, much as younot as might think, and ironically, tlaib has been helped by republicans. in 2012, then republican thernor rick snyder and republican legislator redistricted the area, and she was pitted against another popular democrat, whom she narrowly defeated, and in 2018, when john conyers left after 53 detroit,is area of there were so many african-american candidates running against her, she squeaks through, and then she won that. tlaib, certainly she is smart, she is not allergic to work, but her politics and policies are not in line with michigan, which is certainly much more moderate. detroit mayor mike dugg

carole king, the rehearsal begins tonight if you're planning on going down there.'t doring any large umbrellas, glass bottles or large bags. for everyone heading out of town for the holidays, first 4 traffic's melissa melay has more on the road troes yurs all over town. >> lots of independence day celebrations going to be happening and road clores all over the place. starting downtown, 2019 fourth of july celebration roads shut down 4:00 a.m. to 11:00 p.m. talking about sections of constitution avenue, arlington memorial bridge and part of pck creekrkway as well. as far as the tunnels, tunnels shut down 4:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m. ninth street and 12th street and we want to expect heavy traffic and ddoays town in general throughout the area because of so many different events if you're heading into town to see fireworks, downtown, you want to take the 95 express lanes if you want to do that. they'll stay open northbound until 7:00 p.m. they'll reopen in the southbouni direc to try to get everybody home around 9:00 p.m. that will be helpful. another good thought metro mig

her message to encouraging unregistered voters to vote, when carole king did what i call that reallying about or not she would support one of the candidates, she said no, we will wait until the primary is over. >> martha: hold on a second. if it was not the mustaches that have said look, i don't have any comment on that, but obviously joe biden is very close to us. he was the vice president for eight years with my husband's administration. none of that. there was no -- it was just like no comment. >> look, i agree, martha, that this was the right answer for the former first lady to give. democrats are on a shopping spree. we want to look at all of the candidates. we want to test them out, we want to make some judgments of our own, and we need obama's in the long run to help us pull out the vote. >> martha: i think you could do both in a slightly more gracious way. >> i strongly disagree. i think it would be premature for the obamas to come out and put their hands on somebody. let us put our hands. we want to touch these candidates first. >> martha: that's already been a problem. >> i

grammy winner carol king is among the performers. take a look at some video from u previoyear. the show is at 8:00 on the fourth ofjuly. f you don't feel like dealing with all of the crowds and the logistics, there is a dress rehearsal that' taking place tonight. it's free and open to the public. now, that rehearsal gets under w at 8:00 but gates open at 3:00. su're going to have to pass through securi keep that in mind. some of the prohibited items you might not be thinking about includes glass bottles, bikes and motorized scooters, you can't bring them in. also no bigre umbas. so umbrellas over 36 inches. now if it's under 36 inches, that's okay you can use it. no duel bags or suitcases. now, if you'reoing to be attending the rehearsals, there are two entrances that you can use, one is at third and pennsylvania the other is third and maryland venue. now lots of different performances, gone west, va necessary la williams, the ojs, yolanda ams just tome a few. lots going on. you can get youre spot hre for the rehearsal at 3:00 p.m. >> men mcgrath at the mall. t'rnks. >>> wework

grammy winner carol king is among the performers. here is some video that was taken from one of the pevious concerts. the show is at 8:00 on the fourth of july, but if you don't feel like dealing with all the logistics, all the crowds that will be here on the fourth, there's actually a dressh rersal that's taking place tonight. it is free and it is open to the public. no the dress rehearsal is going to be at 8:00. gates, though, open at 3:00 so that you can have some time to get a rough security and good seat here on the grounds of the capitol. now, some of the prohibited items that you might not actually be thinking about include glass bottles, bikes and motorized scooters, no big umbrellas. so anything over 36 inches you can't bring. under 36 inches you're okay. no duffel bags or suitcases are permitted. now, there are two entry points that you can choose from in terms of passing through security. the north side of the capitol square at third and pennsylvania avenue. on the south side of the square at third and maryland avenue. and

. >> you just saw there, so many others, carole king, adam lambert, so manym levine wi ll ..org. >> very well done. willie has left thebu ding. where are you, willie? >> outside on the plaza. the hottest show on broadway right now. we're here with the ngtony-winni history making cast of oklahoma. they're about to treat us to a live performance from the show. our lucky day after your . performance from the show. our lucky day. after your local news. news 4 t breano8: ohik. tues>>day, ulyime 30th. i'm jummy olabanji. let's start with a look at the roadways. melissa has a look at yourc. traffi >> gaithersburg, southbound 270 before 124,locking the o the ad. ilshl b he cdela ays,ra the be is kind of slow here this morning. as we look at centreville, eastboundight lane blocked. that's a bown dump truck, and southwest georgia, right lane shut down as well. coming up . >>> welcome back. i'm meteoryn ricket. we're looking at temperatures ow them side. 70s, already 80 degrees in baltimore. you factor in the humidity, you're feeling it. it f feels a degrees warmer right now. as we con

. ♪ ♪ >> hey, guys >> you just saw there so many others, carole king, adam levine -- adam lambert, soe broadcast live on msnbc. to learn how you can attend and get involved, head to globalcitizen.org. >> very well done, ms. sheinelle. thank you so much. >> a lot there. >> willie's left the building. where are you willie >> i'm outside on the plaza. it's the hottest show on broadway right now we're here with the tony winning history making cast of "oklahoma," they're about to treat us to a live performance from the show. our lucky day after your local news >>> a very good morning to you. it is 8:26. i'm laura garcia. people of gilroy simply trying to make sense of what happened sunday at the garlic festival. last night hundreds gathered up outside city hall to remember the shooting victims. people hugged and cried remembering those lost. the victims who died, a 6-year-old boy, a 13-year-old girl, and a 25-year-old man. seven people remain in the hospital this morning. another remembrance is being planned for tonight. gilroy's st. mary's parish on 1st street has organized a vigil and ro

everyone was there from carol king to everyone and the audience, the melting pot of america that we knowwe are was there last night and then he added himself into the mix. they had the military singing and joining in. werewere honored and they on the stage. host: bonnie is next from denver, colorado. caller: i appreciate the birthday party that our president gave. we have seen this from all across the country, and it was about time that these boys who died for these military machines, the planes flying over and the tanks sitting there, i don't know why that is criticized. those boys laying under the crosses died for those machines. it's about time that we are proud to show our military might. presidentwe have a who is finally willing to stand up for our country. i thought it was beautiful. press tellssociated us on july 4, lyndon johnson thee about the plight of minorities and the poor. the celebration of supporters by antiwar activists. ronald reagan went to camp david. he made a political statement during the july 4 address. saturday served as the weekly radio address which he and mode

series of tweets in recent weeks, when the president is taking aim at so-called squad, and here is carole kinge host of "michigan matters" in detroit your thanks for being with us. guest: steve, it is so great to talk with you. in with want to check reporters from those four representative districts, members of congress of the , of course one of them in your district, representative atlaib. how is that playing out in your area? guest: the squad is getting a but of press nationally, much as younot as might think, and ironically, tlaib has been helped by republicans. in 2012, then republican thernor rick snyder and republican legislator redistricted the area, and she was pitted against another popular democrat, whom she narrowly defeated, and in 2018, when john conyers left after 53 detroit,is area of there were so many african-american candidates running against her, she squeaks through, and then she won that. tlaib, certainly she is smart, she is not allergic to work, but her politics and policies are not in line with michigan, which is certainly much more moderate. detroit mayor mike duggan,

carol: up next, more from the heist issue. jason: kingf the stitches outfoxing drug lords and the dea at the same time. carol: this is bloomberg businessweek. ♪ ♪ carol: welcome back to bloomberg businessweek. i'm carol massar. jason: i'm jason kelly. join us every week for businessweek on the radio. carol: you can also find us online at businessweek.com and on our mobile app. one feature in this heist issue, security fraud made to look easy. charles koch cash misappropriated tens of millions of dollars from shareholders. jason: the feds caught him, but he kept the money. what happened? here's matt robinson. matt: he started some funds back in the mid-80's, even early 1990's, he raised small amounts from 21000 and investors. and they basically got back with nothing over that time period, the.com bust obliterated. it was sort of the next big thing, and he had all these, everything kind of just lost value. but in that time, what they showed in trial was he kept up a lavish lifestyle. you know, he used funds he shouldn't have for his own per

carol: more from our special takeover issue. it's filled with true crime stories on robbery, bribery, and fraud. jason: including kingf the snitches. how one man outfoxed drug wars and the dea. carol: how to buy your kids way into college legally. jason: joel weber joined us earlier in taking over this issue. joel: we set out to steal your summer with heists. everybody loves heists stories. because we are business people, these are business stories. carol: there is one story you described as cinematic. that's true. it's about addiction. joel: it's about a guy in seattle went on an unbelievable bank robbery spree. he hit 30 banks. the bigger story here is that it was about his drug addiction. he went from oxycontin to heroin, and to feel that addiction, he turned to robbing banks. jason: and he did that methodically. one of the things is how powerfully his self-analysis and self-awareness of what went wrong. joel: that's why he was so good at it and why he talks to us, he becomes this sympathetic character. he's a very persistent bank robber. he was very good at it, a real cornerstone of the heist issue. jason: we go

over cords king george county and carole county again until 6:45.t here told you we may see flooding in this area. that's exactly what we are seeing right there. a lotof lightning in waldorf and clinton, maryland. very, very heavy rain. aerial flood warning, meaning creeks and streams will rise over their banks. so you got to watch out for that as you move on through this area. that goes until 9:30 tonight. heads up in that region. as we widen, this is all coming to an end. the good news is the national weather service has cancelled the flash flood warnings for areas west of the blue ridge. now, think we're going to see that cancel early for us too in a couple of hours but it's still ongoing now for the d.c. metro area in points to the south and east. we'll continue to watch out for that as we move on through. another one right now, amelia. what are we dealing with right now? have that new flood warning for fairfax county and prince george's. what are we looking at now? >> that's exactly what the national weather service is saying, aerial flood warn

applaud the house of representatives, certainly the leadership, certainly squarery nadler, carol maloney, peter king legislation in a place at noon today there would be an overwhelming vote to pass it in the house of representatives. but willie, here is the point. now we have to go to the united states senate. that's a totally different body. this comes down to their rules. this comes down to the uniqueness of the senate body. and leader mcconnell. will it begin to get tied up in their unique process? >> and the majority leader mcconnell says he will take this up. >> this seems to be all but assured, especially given the lens put on this by jon stewart and others. congressman, i have a question for you about another important issue that you've been working on is veteran suicide. >> yes. >> i know oofr a week in which we saw three veterans in one week's period try to commit suicide, you rolled out a bill to try and require more reporting out of the va. but that just touches the tip of the issue. >> absolutely. >> how substantial is this problem right now and what does our government need to be doing

we discovered this remarkable woman, carole king. >> carole king made the transition from basically being ♪ i feel my heart start to trembling ♪ ♪ >> carole king is the embodiment of what happens because in the '60s she is trying to write hit songs for other people, and then in the '70s with tapestry, it's the definition of an album of self-expression. let me go into my house in laurel canyon and tell you about my life. >> after church, you always went out for pancakes. if you were lucky enough to ride in one of the girls' cars, you know what you're listening to? "tapestry." ♪ ♪ >> there was a lot of very important women who were some of the most significant writers and contributors to music of the time. >> we're going to do say song written by my friend john david who is one of my favorite song writers and one of my favorite singers, "faithless love" >> i became a song writer because the best voice of my generation was doing my songs. ♪ faithless love like a river flows ♪ ♪ raindrops falling on a broken -- >> for my money, linda is still under rated just singing power, style and emotion.