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simone alice said he doesn't think he'll be influenced.p say it was investing $1.3 million against the nevada senator. again hillary clinton won in 2016. do you think he has to tow the line even if it means he'll lose his seat? >> i think he may toe tw the li and in fact lose his seat. heller is the only republican up for reelection where hillary clinton won. this group whose add has not gone on the air yet is in place. there's tons of adds. there's pressure on this senator. i think the red line for this senator was the medicaid cuts. unfortunately this bill that has been put before the united states senate or most people just saw the bill it finances the billionaire tax cuts by curbing medicaid. >> matt the vice president is going to have dinner with four senators tomorrow night. senators lee, langford, sass and contin. dinner with the vp or intimidation adds in your state? >> it's a different strategy for a different co-hort. mike pence who is very popular among the thoughtful jack kemp conservatives is having dinner with that brand of c

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we're looking for mary alice. i don't know where she is. you know? i even made a pretense of anything i can do to help, let's do flyers, let's do this, let's do that. >> clapsy's offer to help, however, fooled no one. four days later he and his roommate were arrested. both confessed. >> i usually review inmates' records. i realized during the interview that i was actually talking to him on the anniversary date of the murder. and he had been so unemotional and almost cavalier in his telling of his crime, so i decided to ask him what day he committed the murder. >> august 4th, 2001. >> you know what today is? >> yeah, i know what today is. >> what happens to you on august 4th? >> well, now that you've brought it up, something is probably going to happen to me that i get to deal with all by myself, but usually nothing. it's not an anniversary i celebrate or don't celebrate. i can't posture and say, you know, i think about her all the time. i don't. she's dead. now, how i feel about what i did is a different story. i feel horrible. i mean, i can't believ

alice, what do you make of the first lady's response to all of this? >> well, i will say this about melania, she certainly has always been extremely supportive of her husband regardless of the situation and from a female woman to her husband, i completely understand that. however, politically speaking, it is very difficult, if not impossible, for her to be rolling out a cyber bullying campaign when her husband is the poster child for whatnot to do. when you were president of the united states and any elected office, governor, an example of when you take that oath, when you are sworn in, you put your man pants in and brace yourself for incoming fire that comes from your opponents or the other side of the aisle, from the press and you deal with that. i wish he wouldn't do those tweets because they have had a strong week and a good message of furthering our energy policies. and we're on the 11th hour of getting some true health care reform. and i wish he would focus his time and energy on that. however, we spent an entire day responding once again to some

alice. that was good. how much time do we have left? i just want to say that alice, you look nice in your white blouse. you look very summery and you look great on tv. your hair looks great. >> thank you. >> matt, you're very handsome in your suit, no necktie. i like it. and maria, i think you look great in red. and you're also wearing wonder woman sneakers. >> that's right. don and matt, i think both of you look really hot. >> thank you. see, i would take that as a huge compliment. >> that's not bizarre at all. >> this is off the rails. >> alice, you look really hot too. >> and you look beautiful. >> bye, y'all. thanks. >> good night. megan's smile is getting a lot of attention because she uses act® mouthwash. act® strengthens enamel, protects teeth from harmful acids, and helps prevent cavities. go beyond brushing with act®. >>> the president's travel ban takes effect tonight, and no legal challenge can stand in the way. new guidelines lay out specifics on who can and cannot enter the u.s. >>> a top vatican official will face charges

the chicken and al sad was a real hit today as was one idea alice waters is pushing. >> we want a free school lunch

alice, let me start with you. as someone who worked very closely on the paris accord with president obama, what was your reaction yesterday when you found out that president trump had decided to withdraw? >> this was a crushing blow. i don't think so much to the obama administration as to the american people as well as the rest of the world. the purpose of the accord is to stem these impacts that we' already experiencing, and by shredding that accord, we have condemning ourselves to more heat, drought, wildfires, floods. it is a tragic decision, in my opinion. >> a lot of folks are surmising that part of president trump's motivation here was playing right to his base, to strengthen his prospects in re-election terms, overwhelming number of americans say that something must be done about climate change. there are the numbers there, 67%. how do you suspect this is going to play out, senator? >> well, more importantly, not only is your current panelist alice correct, but this is the beginning of a profound abdication

we are seeing that -- >> but what do you do, alice, for this president?ure you would rather be talking about those things than talking about blood on a woman again, because we have talked about that several times, a number of times on this show. what do you do? how do you get to this president? how do you have, you know, when people used to have interventions, what do you do? >> i think we've been down this road before, and if nothing else we're learning that this 70 year old leopard is not going to change his spots. these tweets get the white house off message land there's nothing that members of the congress republicans, and certainly members of the white house can do to stop that. so the best medicine moving forward is to keep their eye on the prize, get their legislative agenda accomplished and make progress on health care, and certainly the travel ban today, we should be talking about that, that is now in place. energy dominance, which is a strong -- >> do you think he lost some folks on health care? >> i think the good thing is that members of congr

alice hoagland/nats- "no sharia in the usa." on the santa clara side of the intersection near santana row... dozens of protestors standing against sharia -- or, islamic law. nats- "show me what hypocracy looks like. that is what hypocracy looks like." on the san jose side of the intersection... demonstrators, by the hundreds, shout in opposition...nats- "they are few -- we are many." alice hoagland's son mark bingham died on united airlines flight 93 on september 11th 2001. alice hoagland/anti-sharia law- "i am fully in favor of muslim-americans. i am very grateful for muslims to come to the united states and adopt american values, but to the extent that they are trying to, trying to infuse america with the, with the teachings of islam to that extent do i oppose and fear them." "oppose and fear." for the protestors across the street -- that's all they hear. raphael kadaris/refuse facism- "opposing sharia law is just a ruse that they're using to conceal their real agenda, which is actually demonizing all muslim people, creating a

cnn political commentators alice stewart, mike shields. as well as cnn contributor jason kander. first i didn't understand what he was saying. someone had to explain. like, what does "he's a leaker" mean? he's a leaker. because it's like one thing now. mike, your thoughts on the president's reaction to james comey testimony. >> well, james comey did establish he is a leaker. and that is a really serious thing going on right now. i know the press, you're not going to find anyone in the media has a problem with leakers because, of course, that's how they make their living. there's a real issue in american -- >> you realize it's not necessarily illegal to leak, right? >> it's not always illegal, but there's something ethical you have to wonder when you have a law enforcement official who doesn't want to publish something under his own name, doesn't want to resign in protest, but gets himself involved in things where he leaks. now the question is, what else has he leaked? why didn't he leak things when loretta lynch was coming and telling him to say things? he really hurt his own cre

alice, i want to start with you. from a communications standpoint, how is jay, the lawyer for the president doing right now? is he sending a message you are comfortable with? you know what, don't listen to the president. i haven't been told he is under investigation. is this helpful to the president? >> no, it's not. anytime you have a mixed message, you have a communications problem. the two statements, in my view, contradict each other. the bottom line is, certainly, there's an investigation under way. robert mueller was there to look into the russian probe. as part of that, we know it is more than likely president trump will be a part of the investigation but it's important not to jump to conclusions. it's important for us to let the facts play out and not have a conviction without the evidence to back it up. today, we haven't seen hard evidence there's collusion or obstruction of justice. i think we need to let the facts play out and see where they go from here. it's important, in my view, for the president and t

i just want to say that alice, you look nice in your white blouse. you look very summery and great on tv. matt, you're very handsome in your suit and neck tie. i really like it. and maria, i think you look great in red and you're wearinged wonder woman sneakers. >> don and matt, i think both of you look really hot. >> thank you. see, i take that as a huge compliment. >> that's not bizarre at all. >> alice, you look really hot, too. >> thanks. and you look beautiful. >> bye, you all, thanks. stop suffering with hot ac. cool it yourself with a/c pro. in just 3 easy steps, enjoy the comfort of 2 times the cooling boosters from the #1 selling coldest air. nothing cools like a/c pro. be the you who doesn't cover your moderate to severe plaque psoriasis. be the you who shows up in that dress. who hugs a friend. who is done with treatments that don't give you clearer skin. be the you who controls your psoriasis with stelara® just 4 doses a year after 2 starter doses. stelara® may lower your ability to fight infections and may increase your risk of infection

he's live along main street at alice's bakery.ou find. >> reporter: about six minutes or so ago, i was eating a crew san. and that's what's left of the alice bakery and con infectionnary, summerfest is invading town, we got bag got, baking, the smell is fantastic and thanks to these two gentlemen, dennis is the owner. good morning, dennis >> good morning, are you are you doing >> thanks for having us and the amazing delicious >> you're welcome >> that's fantastic. we'll get to that in a second. ambler we're here, invading it for summerfest, what makes it such a cool town >> ambler is great. so many different venues downtown, we have the ambler theater. the playhouse and we have numerous different types of restaurants all through the ambler, you can come down and make great evening. go catch a movie. go see a play. of go have a great dinner somewhere including here. and it's just a beautiful town, great walking town >> seems like for food purposes it sort of exploded in recent years >> i feel like it's become the medic ka when it c

(philippe)alice hoagland/nats- "no sharia in the usa." on the santa clara side of the intersection near santana row... dozens of protestors standing against sharia -- or, islamic law. nats- "show me what hypocracy looks like. that is what hypocracy looks like." on the san jose side of the intersection... demonstrators, by the hundreds, shout in opposition...nats- "they are few -- we are many." alice hoagland's son mark bingham died on united airlines flight 93 on september 11th 2001. alice hoagland/anti-sharia law- "i am fully in favor of muslim-americans. i am very grateful for muslims to come to the united states and adopt american values, but to the extent that they are trying to, trying to infuse america with the, with the teachings of islam to that extent do i oppose and fear them." "oppose and fear." for the protestors across the street -- that's all they hear. raphael kadaris/refuse facism- "opposing sharia law is just a ruse that they're using to conceal their real agenda, which is actually demonizing all muslim people, creating a

(philippe)alice hoagland/nats- "no sharia in the usa." on the santa clara side of the intersection near santana row... dozens of protestors standing against sharia -- or, islamic law. nats- "show me what hypocracy looks like. that is what hypocracy looks like." on the san jose side of the intersection... demonstrators, by the hundreds, shout in opposition...nats- "they are few -- we are many." alice hoagland's son mark bingham died on united airlines flight 93 on september 11th 2001. alice hoagland/anti-sharia law- "i am fully in favor of muslim-americans. i am very grateful for muslims to come to the united states and adopt american values, but to the extent that they are trying to, trying to infuse america with the, with the teachings of islam to that extent do i oppose and fear them." "oppose and fear." for the protestors across the street -- that's all they hear. raphael kadaris/refuse cism- "opposing sharia law is just a ruse that they're using to conceal their real agenda, which is actually demonizing all muslim people, creating an

had not brought them into the conversation, tweeting about them in the first place. >> exactly. >> alice, i'm intrigued and confused about the strategy among some republicans, some of the most trusted advisers around the president coming out and attacking special counsel robert mueller. newt gingrich did it this morning in a tweet and here's what he said -- "republicans are delusional if they think the special counsel is going to be fair. look who he is firing. check reports. time to rethink." he's been applauded under many republican lawmakers when he was named as special counsel. what's the strategy to go after him now? >> right. i think -- i don't agree with the strategy. clearly, that was the same way they went about dealing with comey, to discredit his integrity, and i don't think it's the right way to go about it. mueller is someone who has tremendous character and reputation and integrity, and i think they should focus more on the facts. and look, to this point, it's critical to remember, i think comey did a fantastic job with this testimony. i think he was very credible and very

and also alice stuart.ident trump we learned has called senator cruz as well as rand paul. how important do you think those two are to his sales pitch? >> well, know senator cruz is wanting to get to yes. and he be been open to negotiations and has been doing so for quite some time. look, he is beholdingen to his constituents and not to washington. the key hold ups with him in the current version of the bill that's out there on the table is he wants to see lower premiums and greater state flexibility with regard to health care. and those are things he's going to stand firm on as well as others who are opposing it. but he wants to get to yes. and he believes with the right negotiations and give-and-take and comp romise, they can do that. >> i want you guys to hear what secretary price has said about it. >> the plan we would put in place, would not allow individuals to fall through the cracks, not have individuals lose coverage that they want for themselves and for their family. we want to make certain that h

in second her team mate marian vos and in seventh the leading british rider, alice barnes. it is one of five days, the rest will be tough. we have some tough races. but yes, i can look forward to it. from here in kettering, the northamptonshire leg is over. the tour finishes in kettering, the northamptonshire leg is over. the tourfinishes in london at the end of the week. and high winds have postponed the two races in today's americas cup. wind speeds of more than 2a knots have stopped racing in bermuda. and we finish with football tonight and some strange goings—on in the bulgarian league play—off between fc vereya and levski sofia. a fan threw a beer can onto the field only for one of the players ivan bandalovski to take a swig. apparantly it did the trick for the defender who promptly went upfield and scored a stoppage—time equaliser which took the match into extra—time. perhaps vereya needed a few more cans as they lost 9—8 on penalties, handing levski a place in next season's europa league. to recap, andy murray is into the semi—finals, but defeat for the british and i

joining me now, alice stewart. alice, to you, what is the white house doing here?ame with some on camera briefings, some taped return briefings? >> they are doing their best to control the message. i'm the first to say we don't need the full white house press briefings every day. i think sean and sarah and the rest of the team go out of their way to make themselves available to answering questions. the briefings should be saved when there's big news. yesterday was a big news day. that should have been on camera. there were a lot of questions that need to be answered. the american people aren't as concerned as the journalists. it's something to push back on. the biggest concern and challenge in communications is while they have a good message talking jobs or immigration or health care, they often get off message when president trump tweets something about russia and if they can put that genie in the bottle and stay on message, it would be much better off. >> how do you see it? >> exactly, i agree with alice, the white house is trying different techniques to control

- [announcer] funding for overhead with evan smith is provided in part by the alice kleberg reynolds foundation and hillco partners, a texas government affairs consultancy. and by klru's producers circle, ensuring local programming that reflects the character and interests of the greater austin, texas, community. - i'm evan smith, he's a former u.s. secretary of housing and urban development and a former san antonio mayor widely regarded as a rising star in the democratic party and a possible future candidate for president. he's the honorable julian castro, this is overhead. (inspirational music) let's be honest, is the about the ability to learn or is this about the experience of not having been taught properly? how have you avoided what has befallen other nations in africa? i hate to say he made his own bed, but you caused him to sleep in it. you saw a problem and over time took it on. let's start with the sizzle before we get to the steak. are you gonna run for president? i think i just got an f from you. this is overheard. mr. secretary, good to see you. - great to be with ya. -

what do you think that's all about, alice?ave to look at the big picture with regard to obamacare and millions of americans are suffering. when this was passed into law years ago, we were promised lower costs, we were promised greater choices and better access to health care and that hasn't happened. >> why is the approval rating going up then? i know there are people who have had bad luck on obamacare who are very, very desperate for a change. you know, that's a fact. but more people say they would rather have obamacare than they would have the republican plan. >> the bottom line is there are still millions of americans who are suffering under the weight of obamacare and while the poll numbers may be going up, it's a snapshot in time because people want change. that's why president trump was elected. that's why we have republicans in control in the house and senate because people across this country wanted to repeal and replace obamacare. there's an overwhelming mandate in washington to repeal and replace this health care pla

welcome aboard the watch of the heart by alice i rolled with a turbo and tabitha was to help us find the answers to whether or not c.n.n. and other mainstream news outlets can survive the new normal of ratings and demographics based journalism and just how culpable the new presidents when it hellery clinton's last had on this new trend we turn to one of the few truly independent thinkers in the field of journalism working today reporter and author of the recent book and same clown president dispatches from the twenty sixteen circuit is the one the only mattei. matt always a pleasure having you on a will will will start with this that you touched on this in a recent article rolling stone more and more the news media is kind of shutting any pretense of objectivity and it's pretty much everything is going full partners as you can see this with maddow and olbermann on the left and breitbart man of the in the gang on the right. i think for most of us who you know tragically followed news media as a good part of our lives we've seen this building you know since the sincere imus of the c. o

- [announcer] funding for overheard with evan smith is provided in part by the alice kleberg reynolds foundation and hillco partners, a texas government affairs consultancy, and by klru's producers circle, ensuring local programming that reflects the character and interests of the greater austin, texas community. - i'm evan smith, she's the most powerful democrat in the country. a 16 term congresswoman from san francisco who serves as the minority leader of the u.s. house of representatives and formerly was speaker of the u.s. house. the first woman to ever hold that position. she's the honorable nancy pelosi. this is overheard. (crowd applauds) let's be honest, is this about the ability to learn or is this about the experience of not having been taught properly. how have you avoided what has befallen other nations in africa. i would say that he'd made his own bed, but you caused him to sleep in it. you saw a problem and overtime took it on. let's start with the sizzle before we get to the steak. are you gonna run for president? i think i just got and f you from you guys. (crowd appla

joining us is amanda carpenter, alice stewart, ana navaro. is any of this defensible? >> of course it's not. i'm sitting here as an american, a woman and a republican. i'm mad as hell on all three counts. as a woman, i can tell you i'm fed up with this guy's attacks on women's looks and objectifying women and his weird fixation with women and blood. whether it's rosie o'donnell or megyn kelly or alicia machado or heidi cruz. as an american, i am very mad at the way that he is diminishing the office of the president of the united states. i'm mad at what he's teaching our children. i'm very mad that there are children learning to bully because of what the president says and does and as a republican, i am livid that more republicans are not standing up and that those people in the white house surrounding him are enabling this. they are going to spend the next four years having to react to the crazy, horrible, vial, vicious attacks that he says if they don't put a stop to this right now. >> alice, you know sarah huckabee sanders. what went through your mind when you saw he

if you recall, alice, when james comey happen? i know.e reaction. but today, certainly, the markets have opened and things are fairly calm. i think in part the reason for that is the ‘ the released giiiéiééz aeq’k—q'iéf'séiéié; to ‘it ‘ it changes - we start to whether it changes once we start to hear the testimony, or hear the hearing, if there is a question that raises issues that cause investors to perhaps think again, we will have to perhaps think again, we will have to wait and see. but for now, things are relatively calm. are we expecting a knock—on effect for the markets around the rest of the world? here in london for example? i think you and i were talking about this. your previous guest on the channel was talking about the significance of this. in washington you can hear a pin drop once this hearing gets under way. i think everyone in that city will stop what they are doing and will be watching it. in new york and in the rest of the country for businesses, the question for them is what does this do to the white house's economic

- [announcer] funding for overheard with evan smith is provided in part by the alice kleberg reynolds foundation and hillco partners, a texas government affairs consultancy. and by klru's producers circle. ensuring local programming that reflects the character and interests of the greater austin, texas community. - i'm evan smith, he's an actor, author and grammy nominated punk rock icon who co-founded the legendary los angeles band, x 40 years ago, and has made 10 solo records, most recently, the westerner. he's john doe, this is overheard. (crowd applauding) let's be honest, is this about your ability to learn or is this about the experience of not having been taught properly? how have you avoided what has befallen other nations in africa and elsewhere? you could say that he'd made his own bed, but you caused him to sleep in it. you saw a problem and over time took it on and let's start with the sizzle before we get to the steak. are you gonna run to president? i just got an f from you, actually. this is overheard. (applauding) john doe, welcome. - thank you. - nice to see you. - go

alice rivlin, senior fellow at the brookings institution. let's check in on the first word news. here is emma chandra. emma: in chicago, federal agents have joined with local police to stem the flow of illegal guns into the city. earlier today, president trump tweeted the crime and killings in chicago have reached epidemic proportions, so he was sending in federal help. the crime targets illegal firearms and repeat gun offenders. in a u.k. consumer confidence hasn't been this bad since the brexit vote. inflation and political uncertainty are keeping britain's from making big purchases. they were less confident about the economy and personal finances. germany has joined other european nations in legalizing gay marriage. angela merkel unexpectedly dropped her party's traditional rejection. she said members of her christian democratic block could vote their conscience. global news 24 hours a day, powered by more than 2600 journalists and analysts in more than 120 countries. i am, chandra. this is bloomberg. mark? mark: thanks a lot. trying to close out the month on a winning streak,

this is alice longworth speaking. if only she'd allowed a little levity into her life. she had a miserable childhood, which i don't think she ever quite got over. there was her exquisite empty-headed mother, anna hall, one of most beautiful women of her time. she was rather mean to eleanor. she called her granny and made her feel unwanted and unattractive. and then there was her father, my uncle ellie, the black sheep of the family. someone should write something on uncle ellie and call it the rigs progress. there was an intelligent young man who ruined himself with drink. he was considered far more promising than my father with young, but once he started hitting the bottle, the slide downhill was spectacular. my father was always trying to save him from some predicament. the conversation about uncle ell ellie was frequent, and stopped when i entered the role. and i learned at the keyhole. and learned of my father going to paris, and apparently he had a vague form of epilepsy that wasn't helped by the drink. i have only vague recollections of him, fast moving ones. he w

- [narrator] funding for overheard with evan smith is provided in part by the alice kleberg reynolds foundation and hillco partners, a texas government affairs consultancy and by klru's producers circle, ensuring local programming that reflects the character and interests of the greater austin, texas community. - i'm evan smith. she's an atmospheric scientist and climate reality evangelist called one of the hundred most influential people in the world by time magazine. she's katharine hayhoe. this is overheard. let's be honest. is this about the ability to learn or is this about the experience of not having been taught properly? how have you avoided what has befallen other nations in africa? i hate to say that he made his own bed, but you caused him to sleep in it. you saw a problem and over time took it on. let's start with the sizzle before we get to the steak. are you gonna run for president? i think i just got an f from you actually. (laughing) this is overheard. (applauding) katharine hayhoe, welcome. - thank you for having me. - nice to have you here. so i thought we would do a

. >> alice, what do you make of the timing of this announcement? think the timing is great because they absolutely need a leader and let's chris confirmed and get him in that job. rob: do you think this is going to be a tough confirmation process? he needs 51, right? >> chris was confirmed before by the senate when he led the criminal division. i don't think that there's any issues and i'm very hopeful that the senate will confirm him promptly so the fbi can get on with their business. >> one more question, why is he the right man for the job? >> right experience, the right demeanor, committed, loyal to uphelding justice, i think he's a perfect leader for the fbi right now. rob: all right. alice fisher thank you for coming on this morning. >> thank you. rob: 37 minutes after the hour. president trump meeting with obamacare victims in ohio where another insurer has just pulled out of the exchange there. >> the problems will only get worse if congress fails to act. the democrats are destroying health care in this country. rob: so what will it take to

alice and lewis says good morning. hello alice. lots of pockets of fog. slight breeze 58, wet, foggy. every drop counts. it does indeed and there is still some rain down toward monterey, santa cruz mountains, who will lister. -- who will iser. >>> 60s, san mateo, bell month, woodside is closed for everybody else. palo alto 61. drizzle, light rain but partly sunny for some later on today. there are a few breaks here, 60's, 70s on the temps. >>> 6:30, sal. >> slider alert. we have a spider on the camera kind of up there in case you don't like spiders look away. >>> let's go to the bay bridge toll plaza, traffic is going to be up. just as i said that he got out of the frame so you are in luck. he is around for us, our spider. traffic is backed up all the way -- there he is. he came back. he heard me talking. traffic is backed up for about 15-20 minute delay at the toll plaza and no major problems here. as you get on to the bridge. interstate 880 in front of orca arena, 580 looks good, pull back a little bit, i can show you traffic is slow on 205, so that bre

this was on 14th and alice street. four adults and two baby crown herrons were killed. four other birds were rescued. >> check of our forecast. it was hot. i mean unbearable yesterday. i feel a little bit of relief. >> just so slight. but i am with you guys. i couldn't drink enough water. we do have cooler changes coming our way. >> and i do want to give you an update if you are out in moraga, tracking that fire, 50% contained. ten-acres. firefighters have a tough go tonight to keep the hot spots down. right now 94 degrees. winds ten to 24 miles per hour. now in terms of the bay area, we have been under this heat advisory for a large part of the weekend and continue with the heat advisory all the way through thursday atlen p.m. for the north bay, east bay, and south bay. please remember to drink plenty of water and takes breaks. and don't forget the pets. isolated thunderstorms coming from the sierra. still seeing storms fire up and nothing in our area right now. i will keep a close eye on the doppler radar. 70 for the south bay. low 70s for the south bay as well. it is

such earlier there's a new that cyclists i'll tell you that the sun did alice out there is somebody you can find out like i. have. a daughter i know the saga of the logo i. gots first wife was spending far too much time getting water and she didn't have any energy left to take care of the kids so he decided to take a second wife he reasoned that his first wife would be able to mind the children and keep house while the second would be free to fetch water. but his second wife turned out to be a sickly woman unfit for water duty so his plan failed this is how the third wife appeared on the scene. every morning the three wives set out on a water fishing trip and it's a lengthy business the line is long and it's best to be among the first to show up . these days. because they used to be so they have some queuing to do that would. gather large. gather. oh i lost. i fell off my phone felt. awful i'm numb but. you know we did some things so. if i missed that little time to go you did about it that makes unless some of. the small stuff i mean by the poor old boy who had the plan here to mine ab

. >> alice branch will walk an anniversary she dreads.police were called to the philadelphia tie yoga section where they found gordon branch with blunt force trauma wounds to his head. he was pronounced dead at the hospital. >> someone knows what happened to my son. >> the city of philadelphia is offering 20,000 reward money for information that leads to the arrest of the person responsible. all calls will remain anonymous. >> they need to come out and be real about it. i'm a mother. why would you let me suffer when you know what happened to my son. >> to see more, go to "6abc".com/crime fighters. i'm rick williams, channel6 "action news." from the time i was pregnant with him, had so much life and energy in him. he wanted out, and he wanted to conquer the world. right now, quinton's goal is to be a doctor. it's not easy being a single parent with three kids and having to provide for them. but my son will be an amazing doctor, and he'll help people that are less fortunate. no matter where you are in your college journey, sallie mae can he

as alice talked about, look at dean heller. home and says he is for a bill that is going to gut medicaid? >> tara, the president is making calls, rand paul is heading to the white house to meet with the president. the vice president is hosting republicans for a dinner tonight. is more white house, more presidential involvement what could shape this thing loose? what do you think? >> i think it helps to get high level interactions and pressure from the president. i think he is overstating his hand and the kind of power that he really has. with this pro-trump superpac that is going on the attack against heller and other senate republicans, you have to remember, the person who is leading that superpac used to be the deputy chief of staff to the chief of staff in the white house, reince priebus. this is someone who is very connected to the administration. this is a clear sign that trump is not playing -- he's not playing loose with this. he wants a win and if you don't vote with him, you are crossing him. he's bringing a new level

alic alicia nieves has more >>> a gruesome homicide in the strawberry mansion. one that has residents on edge >> to hear that somebody was visually brutally attacked. i wonder what the motive would be. >> reporter: police were called here, a passerby discover add woman's blooded body in the grass >> her condition shows an awful experience. >> reporter: the woman i was bludgeoned in her face, pants pulled down to her ankles and she was stabbed a dozen times from her thighs to her chest >> somebody wanted to make sure that that she suffered and that she was killed. >> reporter: authorities combed the area where the boyd was found and discovered some of the woman's purse contents. authorities have not found the weapon and have not made arrests leaving some concerned about her safety >> somebody needs to do something to protect us. just because this is an area where we live, don't mean this is the stuff we should have the face >> we have checked with homicide detectives, they're not releasing the identity of the woman only saying she was 34 and last known address wa

i was screaming at these rallies: okay when hillary clinton is talking fake news, alice jones, not cnn and the times. >> she went after the new york times. >> please, i get like two seconds. eric: let me finish. >> okay. second point here the main strome media has been calling her out. joe scarboro called her pathetic. david axelrod says that james comey didn't make her go to wisconsin. and that hillary clinton blames everyone, but herself. there are people part of the mainstream media who you abhor who are appalled what she's doing and make her take responsibility in nicer language than you, lisa. the role that russia interference may have played and voter i.d. laws in wisconsin important to make sure that we do about eter. hillary clinton lost, i get it, we're sad, president trump, rah, rah, rah. i'm done. eric: the u.s. had successfully looked at an anti-missile system looked at an anti-missile system after north korea whuuuuuat?rtgage offer from the bank today. you never just get one offer. go to lendingtree.com and shop multiple loan offers for free! free? yeah. could save thousan

he however no date is set for decontaminating neighboring yards like alice book elders. refused all our requests for an interview. in the multinational merely sent us an email stating that we seek science to be solutions that protect human health while also contributing to the well being of the local community. on the other side of the world another contamination is wreaking havoc as a result of one of the worst industrial catastrophes in history thousands of children have been affected. but dow has never dealt with. it happened in india in bhopal. in one nine hundred eighty four the local chemical plant exploded. killing twenty thousand people and releasing tons of toxic products. at the time the factory belonged to union carbide a pesticide giant that would buy up in two thousand and one. the site of the bhopal explosion is still saturated with chemical pollution. over the years these products have spread into the city's groundwater systems. for fifteen years the inhabitants have demanded a full decontamination. invain down refuses to act. the decaying steel site is st

in second her team mate marian vos and in seventh the leading british rider, alice barnes.in kettering, the northamptonshire leg is over. the tourfinishes in london at the end of the week. and high winds have

let me start with you, alice stewart. comey having to, quote, scurry to correct his testimony last time having to do with huma abedin and anthony weiner, partly to discredit comey's credibility? >> i think that's a mistake because while republicans and democrats alike can disagree hon how comey has handled the situation, no one is really questioning his honesty and character and integrity and that's what's going to see him through this. i think it was very wise on the part of the white house to say that they are not going to try and exercise executive privilege with this case because that makes it appear as though they have something to hide. let comey testify and get the facts out there and get the full information and get this russia probe behind the administration and get them back on offense driving their message. >> how aggressive do you think we're going to hear criticisms of comey from the white house and its allies? >> i do think you can see it's starting already and seems that the calculation that they have made