i'm worried my kids won't have a future. so we democrats today, pelosi and i, going to elizabeth warren and mark warner, announced our better deal. a better deal simply put, it's a better deal for working people. higher wages, lower costs, tools for the 21st century. we want to make people's lives better economically. america has always believed in that, but that belief is fading. and if we don't do something strong, sharp edged and bold, people could begin to lose faith in this country as they never have before. >> as you know, sir, a recent "washington post" news poll showed that 52% of voters believe that all the democrats currently stand for is just being against trump. 37% say that your party stands for something. >> yes. >> do you think your party is currently making the same mistakes hillary clinton might have made during the campaign, thinking that just going after donald trump is -- go ahead. >> i'm not going to point any specific fingers. we're all to blame. but what you said, that 52% of americans don't know what w

better job, a better future. a better deal was founded on strong values that we share, strong values fueled by fresh ideas. beene house, it has through many months of discussion and engagement and with the leadership of our .ochairs ourwith the leadership of chair, i think them for their leadership in all of this. from them and from the members of the senate who are gathered, distinguished members, you will hear what am a kratz have heard from -- democrats have heard from the american people. democrats know of better deal braverybigger, thinking. to create jobs and raise income for american workers by creating good paying jobs for 10 million more americans in the next five years. we have set a goal to lower the cost of living as the leader mentioned, for american families by taking unprecedented actions to lower the cost of prescription drugs, very important, and by cracking down on the monopolies that raise costs for our families and competition. to give every american, to with bigger paychecks, to lower the cost

the suburbs, to the cities, democrats are offering a better deal -- better jobs, better wages, a better future. a better deal is founded on strong values that we share, strong values fueled by fresh ideas. in a house that has been through many months of discussion and engagement with our caucus with che leadership of the dpc cochairs representative bustos, , representative cicilline, and representative jeffries and with the leadership of the dietrich will see -- leadership of the dccc chairman ben ray lujan. i thank them for their leadership in all of this. from the leaders of the senate who are gathered, you will hear what democrats have heard from the american people across the country. democrats know a better deal for hard-working men and women demands bigger, braver thinking. to create jobs and raise incomes for american workers by creating good-paying jobs for 10 million more americans in the next five years. we have set a goal. to lower the cost of living, as the leader mentioned, for american families, by taking unprecedented action to lower the cost of prescription drugs, -- very, very

is there a future for diesel? daniel: it will be a gloomy future if anything. ere are a lot of things working against it. pollution in general contributes to half a million early deaths every year in europe. so of course everyone will be working against pollution of all kinds in the future. france, norway and britain want to move into electronic cars await from -- away from petrol and diesel. 50% of sales in europe were diesels. one bank said that will be soon as little as 30%. they could already be on theirir way out. gerhart: daniel winter, thank you very much. coming up, the eu orders poland to stop logging in europe's largest -- last remaining forest. poland says it is none of your business. also, where's the 50 million? soccer star cristiano ronaldo who support to answer questions in a taxax case against them. all the details from our sports desk. that and much more coming up next. ♪ ♪ gerhart: welcome back. our top stories, u.s. president donald trump's communication secretary anthony scaramucci has left the job after just 10 days. scaramucci was fired at

nobody gives us money — we come out because we want a better future, we want a better future for venezuela me in the body, they grabbed me, they told me they were going to rape me, they said they were going to kill me. fuelled by their grievances, some of these young protesters take considerable risks. this is one of the most controversial aspects of the so—called resistance — small pockets of demonstrators at the end of the protest come to places like this, a military base, and try to attack it. in there, they're already scuffles, with some people telling them, "don't do it, you're valuable, you're a young life, don't lose it." because over there, the national guard is already waiting for them. one person trying to cool the hot heads of the protests is a senior citizen now known as senora de la tanqueta, or ‘tank lady'. she rose to fame in april by refusing to move out of the way of a small tank. she was taken to prison and interrogated before being released. the experience has not put her off going to the demonstrations. the stakes are certainly high for both sides, and the regime is def

it's a future that many in the country are dreading. on the weather front. lots of vicious showers, gusty winds as well, and quite often in our climate, once the weather gets going across the atlantic, once we develop this really unsettled weather with lots of low pressures coming in, it often stays like that for a while. so, sunday we will have seen a lot of showers across the country. here's a satellite image from earlier on with the low pressure to the north—west of us. and the reason why i'm showing this to you is because on monday we are going to see a very similar picture. but also we're going to get some sunshine, just like on sunday. so monday will also bring blue skies, notjust the downpours. so i've already set the scene as far as this week is concerned. there's no real sign of prolonged dry weather. and the reason for it is thatjet stream, the very powerfuljet stream that sends weather systems in our direction. and actually, these low pressures have origins just off the eastern seaboard of the united states there, and also ca

a future for him?i think it‘s about 600,000. what about... ? what about the i think it‘s about 600,000. what about...? what about the pkk which is of course at organisation as far as the united states, the european union and of course turkey is concerned. what is the possibility of seeing the start to a process that could bring about a resolution? and finally and very briefly, the referendum on constitutional changes means that if you wish you could stand for presidential elections in 2019 for two five—year terms which means if you when you could be in power until 2029, are you going to be running for president in 2019, possibly after that? president erdogan of turkey, thank you very much indeed for coming on hardtalk. thank you. hello there. with the weekend fast approaching, please don‘t make this the last forecast that you see. we‘ll be fine—tuning the details because we will have some weather fronts around. but one thing‘s for sure, it won‘t be as hot as it‘s been in spain. during the day on thursd

region of illegals and we need to start help and building a place that african youth can create a future in africa look at this ok i can see you at some point are not it's not a lot that's not like not like i could i just yet come back to. right but the reality is firstly how dare you call anybody illegals human beings we're citizens of the world firstly and we're one human population and the people i speak to regularly that there is that there is no let me let me look look you asked for you asked for some time and space and you've raised a lot of issues there's a give me a circular quay firstly nobody is an illegal secondly this idea of white christian supremacy in europe and forced repatriation of foreigners this new reckon questor this new. crusade that those on the far right want to do guess what we are not having it and people will not have it now the reality is this that if the great kenyan economy is james chicago what he said. you know we don't want any more aid we don't want any more systems from the west and the reason he said that is for the u.n. h.c.r. said for every pound or

stories, and a sort of a think have to subscribe to a blend of presentism because they have to take a future in the past are places you can actually go to. they also have to ascribe to a present system if as most time travel stories do, they place priority on where the time traveler is. the future can be changed. select a feature can be changed, it is not real in the same sense that the effect that i am in israel. so, any time travel story where it's possible to change things has to subscribe to a kind of mixture. >> i agree. in part because language is inherently primitive. so these issues i think are fine but the science is so difficult. again, as a nurse scientist interested in time, one of the things we are within is a more philosophical question, how the brain tells time. a lot of people when you talk about your sense of time come you probably think about knowing the time of day by knowing how long it is until lunchtime. but what you are doing right now is highly time-dependent, which is understanding speech. your brain is timing the pauses in my speech there you have temporal cues to c

additionally, in the event that a future wet year causes spilling of rescheduled water, it's critical that the priority of the water spilling is addressed in a fair and equitable manner. i'd like to work with the gentleman to address these concerns, and i thank him and thank the gentleman for yielding me the time and i yield back the balance of my time. the chair: the gentleman from california yields back. the gentleman from california. mr. lamalfa: thank you, mr. chairman. i'm very pleased to be able to work with my colleague, mr. costa, to ensure these concerns are met and addressed as the bill moves through the senate. i believe the ability to reschedule water deliveries for these periods when they are needed should be offered as widely as possible, and i appreciate the support in that goal. indeed, the opportunity we can help the central valley with this, i relish that opportunity to do so. more facilities to store more water is indeed very important so we have more flexibility for mr. costa and his neighbors, constituents. with that i'd like to yield some time to mr. mcclintock.

as we create jobs, lower cost, and have a brighter future for people. remember, this isn't a political mission, although it will have a political benefit maybe. only the republicans will join us as they understand when the public knows they hold elections accountable. public sentiment is everything. abraham lincoln. thank you, virginia. >> thank you everybody. [cheering] [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] >> we will talk about healthcare at another point. please come back, it's a beautiful town. [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] >> senior white house advisor jared kushner speaking to journalists at the white house after spending two hours with the senate intelligence committee, answering questions

a future where out of pocket expenses are capped. and medicare coverage comes with more benefits, like dental and vision. when will this future arrive? it's already here, with the 18 million americans who rely on the public-private partnership of medicare advantage. medicare advantage.leading the way. . >>> question. have you ever gone to a coffee shop and used wifi? i have, have you? everyone r everybody has. were you worried about being the target of scammers? i didn't think about it >> well there are growing concerns about scam ers targeting people. fox explains >> a lot of information is on your computer and smart phones >> logging wifi network on your phone or computer >> you got personal information in there. you might have banking be account information >> it could create big financial problems >> the phenomenonal that's happening across the country, >> the president and ceo of the central indiana bbb, tells me there's been a recent spike in scammers >> so many people are traveling? scammers can set up wifi connections to a ro

a future where out of pocket expenses are capped. and medicare coverage comes with more benefits, like dental and vision. when will this future arrive? it's already here, with the 18 million americans who rely on the public-private partnership of medicare advantage. medicare advantage.leading the way. jonathan: back with a big deal. marriott signing on the dotted line to move in a brand new headquarters in downtown bethesda. alison: that is right. the montgomery county reporter kevin lewis with a look at the blueprint for the marriott new digs. >> since 1978, marriott international has been based in this gray concrete building near the westfield montgomery mall. this week the global hotel chain. it's now a shiny structure along wood mont is there is a fitness center and a cafeteria to boot. a major draw for the growing millennial workforce is the red line. there is a ride on, metrobus and the circulator plus walk and the biking options via nearby neighborhoods and the capital crescent trail. they hope 50% of the employees will ditch

a future where out of pocket expenses are capped.nd medicare coverage comes with more benefits, when will this future arrive? it's already here, with the 18 million americans who rely on the public-private partnership of medicare advantage. medicare advantage.leading the way. >> now, "good morning washington," on your side. we begin with a breaking news alert. o crashes, two different counties, and we know your morning commute will be impacted for hours. details ahead. adrianna: another day of brutal heat. it will feel as high as 105 degrees or worse, and we may expect thunderstorms as well. just what you hot and rain. [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org] veronica: and storm spirit adrianna: at least no more quizzes, v.j. at 7:00, we will target quizzes . veronica: heat and a traffic. larry: busy already this morning. veronica: he inx

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this is a future initiative. it seems like a lot of work in two months. >> we have been working on, sir, since when we initiated the did that inan b, we september of last year and started the implementation process and testing in january. our first mibudget reconciliation, the first people started moving over in march. we're working through it systematically to be able to make sure that we worked out the kinks on how employees would be moved over. mr. tribiano: we have been in that process. we have a committed team of professionals working on it and we will have it done by the end of september of this year >> great. that's nice. because i know they talked about september actually hit the targets around here is tough. good for you guys. mr. schweikert, do you have another question? mr. schweikert: i was hoping since i have the talents here to go just a couple side questions i have been curious about. you are a taxpayer. your records burn up. something horrible happens like my house right now with the monsoon leakin

buck corporation reported attorney did is the opinion he was more likely to have a criminal act of violence in the future because he is black this encourage the sentencing jury to make a critical and dangerous decision which was the prerequisite for the death sentence in the central disputed issue at sentencing based not on the individual facts and circumstances of his crime our history but instead based on a false and pernicious stereotypes. >> didn't the experts say he would not be a future danger ?. >> on cross-examination he testified he did believe buck was likely to commit future crimes of violence and that with the prosecutors' questioning he was on the low end of the continuing but he could not say he was not likely. but mr. buck. >> he was on the of low end of the spectrum of violence. >> but here this expert's evidence but the very integrity in jeopardy so for that reason that interest does not apply it publicly declared it would waive their procedural defense to allow a new sentencing hearing including mr. buck with this statement expert criminal violence opinion and then to reverse the course

i was reading an article and it was a future scholar and a ghirla article and it was a future scholar and it was, "our future starts and a ghirl a butterfly dress and it was, "qurfuture starts here." and a ghirl a butterfly dress and it was, "our future starts here." they withdrew it. a lot of adverts have been withdrawn because of that. these companies would be wise to ta ke these companies would be wise to take heed of this article because it could save them a lot of money in advertising down the road. it goes too show how important advertising is to our lives. it it is that's a long time coming, i think. netflix is the top story. we were asking our viewers whether they watch streaming on demand or traditional telly. loads of responses. luke says, "i tend to watch tv as it is broadcast live. i use catch—up when i need t°_" live. i use catch—up when i need to." simon says, "i watch almost exclusively streamed tv. mark says, "either really. generally recorded. a bit of on demand maybe. " lots and lots of tweets. netflix have achieved the ultimate accolade, they have become a verb, net

a future where out of pocket expenses are capped. and medicare coverage comes with more benefits, like dental and vision. when will this future arrive? it's already here, with the 18 million americans who rely on the public-private partnership of medicare advantage. medicare advantage.leading the way. alison: the hot lanes project on i-66 will cost more than first expected. vdot is asking for $2 million more to keep it schedule. virginia already approved $65 million for the hot lains project. if approved t reimbursed from toll collected. toll testing berings in august. toll collection scheduled to start in december. michelle: the montgomery county council is opposing a proposal for a crossing to montgomery county they voted against the idea saying it would cost too much money. maryland and virginia argued for years now about the need for another crossing outside the beltway to help ease congestion on the american legion bridge. alison: in arlington, they are trying to come one a way to safely get pedestrians from reagan normal airpor

a future where out of pocket expenses are capped. and medicare coverage comes with more benefits, like dental and vision. when will this future arrive? it's already here, with the 18 million americans who rely on the public-private partnership medicare advantage.leading the way. >> and now the toyota sports desk, brought to you by your local toyota dealers. erin: today was a much-needed day of rest for the nationals. stephen strasburg left sunday start against the diamondbacks after two innings with what he forearm. unfortunately, injury is nothing new with strasburg. he underwent tommy john early in his career and also battled shoulder, back, and forearm issues of the past. we should know more tomorrow before the nationals host the brewers. almost two days away from the start of redskins training camp in richmond, and here is your firstlook at the training center. and equipment all set up, ready for the players and fans, and i will be in richmond with live reports beginning wednesday. cannot wait. the capitals on the road, the phila

fighting to make sure you have a bright future. do is, build that infrastructure of success. tavis. that is something that we need to understand. that's, this is a major infrastructure project. we have to organize 12 month is a year. we need to make sure that we have an infrastructure of voter protection because as you know, some of our first conversations wear but civil right issues. voter suppression is a staple in the republican playbook. we have got to build a voter protection, voter empowerment infrastructure here in the democratic party. we have got to make sure that that we are talking to people everywhere. and not just talking to people -- every fourth october. and the new democratic party, our mission, tavis, not to help elect the president of the united states every four years it's to help elect democrats up and down the ticket. >> sense you mention infrastructure. this is inside politic thousands, inside the beltway. i think it strategically. tell me how the infrastructure rebuilding is going inside the dnc. we all saw, h

they understand this is how you build a dynamic future. a dynamic future not for a bunch of people right up at the top who just sit around and invest. a dynamic future for the people who actually do the work. so, thing about it is, it is not like it's a secret what it takes to build a dynamic economy. it is not a secret what it takes to build good jobs. what it takes it takes political courage to say no to the rich and powerful. we're building a country that works for the rest of us. that what it takes. [applause] >> my dad is in the financial sector. he says he will vote republican if you you run for higher office. [laughter] >> okay, that's fine. >> he is a democrat. he voted for jimmy carter in 1980, so he is pretty far left. >> voted democrat for jimmy carter? >> how do i convince him you won't destroy his jobs? >> so, look, you know, actually, here's the thing. there are, i get it. there are folks on wall street, oh, my god, you will take away everything i'm doing. i say only if you're lying and cheating. [cheers and applause] if that

for them european unity over coming nationalism embodies a future of peace for their own children. today we want to remember her in this parliment that she was the first to preside over the first elections. the hope for a better future was the first driving force. the same hope which allowed before them the founding fathers to hail the deep wounds left by warfare. thanks to them we reimmerged from the moral and material ashes of conflict. we have built and reunited our continent placing freedom and dignity of the individual at its call. he undoubtedly deserves a place of honor in 1983 he said anyone who looks at europe can understand what good fortune can be based on friendship and cooperation. over his 16 years as chancellor he was always a crucial leading player in events. not a single page that is unmarked by his bravery. thanks to that we have the strengthening of the role of the european parliment of a great area of economic freedoms, the inception of a single currency. i met him when as a young politician i accompanied him. i was impressed on the vision but also his ability to

deliver better jobs and wages for all americans and to invest in the skills and tools to build a better future. this means having an honest discussion of the challenges families still face across america compared to -- across america. compared to just a few years ago, democrats and swing voters do not feel there's opportunities for them. more than half of them say a sudden $500 expense would be a serious blow to the family budget. three of every four voters say their incomes are not keeping up with the cost of living. that's not right. and the american people deserve a better bill. one that puts hardworking families first again. this means building an economy where people can pursue the dignity of a good-paying job. it means rewarding the small business owner for her hard work and entrepreneurship. it means skill training and vesting in the future from community pledges more affordable. it also means adressing what isn't working in our economy. we must close the tax loopholes so big corporations pay their fair share and we must keep big corporations from monopolizing and stifling composition t

a future where out of pocket expenses are capped. and medicare coverage comes with more benefits, like dental and vision. when will this future arrive? it's already here, with the 18 million of medicare advantage. medicare advantage.leading the way. redskins are down in richmond for the start of training camp. yesterday - a relaxing walk through for the team.. and a break to play the other kind of football. but today, the real work begins. our john gonzalez is there. we'll take you live to richmond, coming up at 5:30. day for the skins starting this morning - and eileen it's gonna be pretty hot. - hottest day of the next 5 (feels: low to mid 90s) - weather alert friday - waves of heavy rain, flood risk - unseasonably cool end of july - cool & rainy saturday - beautiful sunday! today: mostly cloudy. warm and humid. isolated pm thunderstorm. highs: 88-91 winds: s 5-10 mph tonight: mostly cloudy. warm and humid. isolated shower. lows: 69-75 winds: sw 5 mph friday: mostly cloudy with rain likely. highs: 79-83 winds: sw to ne 5-10 mph cau

it could keep young people from leaving the west african country in search of a future abroad. >> back now to sarah for some sports news. >> thank you. turning now to formula one, the sport's governing body is introducing a cockpit protection system the two increase driver safety. it's called halo and will increase protection, but some drivers say they don't need it. >> a road tire will no longer pose as much of a threat to formula one drivers. next season, they will have to race with the safety device halo to prevent injury from flying debris. experience driver fernando alonso has welcomed the change. >> if they study and develop the halo, this is the most effective way to protect the head of the drivers, it's well done in my opinion. >> however, it will add five kilograms to each car lost weight. via ia have presented it as the only option, but some drivers have expressed their doubt as to if the additional protection is needed. >> since we introduced a virtual safety guard, that reduced the risk when you are speeding back at the race. i don't think you will lose the wheel very easil

a nation. he knew that we must love our country in order to protect it. and he knew that we must have pride in our history if we are going to have confidence in our future. the men and women of america's armed services are part of a living history. you uphold timeless customs and traditions, and you protect our nation and our freedom for the next generation to come. you are filling your duty to this nation. and now, it is the job of our government to fulfill its duty to you. [applause] for years, our government has subjected the military to unpredictable funding and a devastating defense sequester. you remember that? sequester. not good. this has led to deferred payments, a lack of investment in new equipment and technology, and a shortfall in military readiness. in other words, it has been a very, very bad period of time for our military. that is why we reached a deal to secure an additional $20 billion for defense this year, and it is going up, and why i asked congress for another $54 billion for next year. now, we need congress to do its job and pass the budget that provides for higher, stable, and predictable funding levels for our military needs that

a future where out of pocket expenses are capped.with more benefits, like dental and vision. when will this future arrive? it's already here, with the 18 million americans who rely on the public-private partnership of medicare advantage. medicare advantage.leading the way. vo: the saudi's, the uae, israel correctly saying, qatar has been funding terrorist organizations. nikki haley: tell qatar, quit funding hamas, quit doing these things in gaza. trump: the nation of qatar has historically been a funder captioning funded by cbs and ford. we go further, so you can. >> whitaker: he was the governor of virginia who was convicted of corruption after accepting thousands and thousands of dollars worth of gifts. >> mcdonnell: the worst at all was the belief that