at 7:00.alk game 7 atv. go to facebook.com/wjl nats.xt in game 2 -- the continued to shine.ied at 1. that would score a couple. that gave the nats the lead for good. top of the six, murphy drives one the opposite way, his 12th homerun of the season. night, 75.st max scherzer is on the mound tonight. in germantown, the washington pride. flaccid that half-staff all week about bring those who lost their lives in the tragic shooting. the game. we spoke to players earlier this week. >> it was heartbreaking for our country. is with that.port it allows you to forget your we are -- your worries. we are all united in that cause, and hopefully we can come together and love the sport and each other. robert: d.c. united taking on the houston dynamo tonight at 9:00. 8:30.ge starts at the o's are playing the blue jays. kimberly: >> it is hot outside, so here i go. kimberly: she went right and in the party dress. a reporter in grand junction, colorado was so eager to cool off -- i guess the photographer forgot to pan the camera over. she jumped into a pool during her live shot. the anchors

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director, at alk about accountability the cia. response to torture stayed that the agency agreed i quote herere and "significant short comings in of accountability or problems in conduct and management for cia activities." they must ensure to accountability extends those responsible for any broader and systemic failures. three years en since the cia said that. the case that no one has been held accountable for systemic failures that the agency has acknowledged? wantrst of all, senator, i to say that i respectfully disagree with your opening comments. irst of all, u.s. companies dominate the international market as far as encryption are available at through these various apps and i think we'll continue to dominate them. right there is the ability of foreign companies o be able to have those encryption capabilities and available to others, i do believe that this country and private sector is integral to addressing these issues and i this committee on to continue to work on it. course of over the the last several years took ctions to

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has gone to they say to hear donald trump .alk, it would be much worse i was surprised by how hard and uniform that point was. i should say that trump talks a lot and talks loosely and does not have legal training, so it is a little unclear what he means to be saying on a lot of these points. even the republican leadership disagreementsome on this. it is congress, the courts, the press, but at least some people think that as a practical matter the legal branch has so much practical power on personnel and to military, if mr. trump is be taken at his word, there is cause for concern. host: at the same time, he released a list of potential supreme court nominees, and it the likes ofisfy conservatives on this list. guest: almost everyone on the right thinks it is a great list. they are not sure they can trust trump. it is not exclusive. there may be other people he has in mind. there also -- i'm not sure what you think -- if you asked donald trump why diane sykes is on the he would not give you a response. host: our next caller is on for adam liptak. caller: i just want to say that i compl

so we are waiting for gorbachev to arrive and reagan and i are sitting in front of this fire, said,alk, relaxing, and i turning to a serious note, mr. president, what do you think death only bring soviet style communism and eastern locke totalitarianism? he said, jim, the way it will be done is through the people's own desire to know freedom, the people's own desire to know god. bit, that was a little startling for me, but another revelation about reagan. even while we were pursuing this strategy of assertive military buildup, economic sanctions, and aggressive diplomatic moves with the soviet union, and by the way, i didn't run out after that evening and tell the press corps, there's a new strategy. of course we had to support that three-point strategy and policy. mee, reagan is revealing to that he sees this whole struggle in a different context. he sees the march of humanity into its inevitable music of progress and the ultimate achievement of freedom and prosperity. this is where he sees it going. he has to handle incident like the korean airline or downing, just like we have the e

alk about protecting our homeland. we need a no fly-no buy policy, and we need the american people to [inaudible] calling members of congress, visiting their congressional district offices, telling them that you are not only their constituents but you are a voter. and come out and vote in big numbers. send a strong message that we will take this no more. [applause] mr. israel: senator chris murphy of connecticut who began this debate. [applause] mr. israel: and now the assistant leader, jim clyburn. i will now yield to the gentlewoman from florida, ms. brown, followed by the assistant leader, mr. clyburn. ms. brown: well, i can be brief. in the house of representatives we have what we call one minutes and i can just on behalf of a very grateful community, orlando, where 49 people were killed by a homegrown terrorist. i brought this picture that was in the paper the next day where the president of the united states and the vice president went and laid wreaths on these young dynamic people with such a positive future ahe

. > just stick to what i'm alking about here. we always had to go through raining which included indoctrination and code of conduct. were these not given that train omething >> there are different levels of know.ing as you core received a lower level and that's one of the fixes. hey'll receive the exact same training that you mentioned, sir. >> did it include the code of --duct >> they have code of conduct not to the level rior to this event that we would have wanted which is one results. >> did it surprise you how many different things went wrong and particular ed this itrol from going out and then have a couple just clear-up questions on chain of command. >> i'll tell you that these big like this are always the result of the accumulation a number of small problems so it's a the nature of these things. we got to be diligent and this command responsibility that we identify and fix problems wherever we find them. e've got to be extremely aggressive. when you start living with as this team in kuwait started to do and you saw it in

in yore alk's case, everything i've seen points to the datta base business is actually getting some tail> it looks like the loss of decline was down. that's good. >> all right. hold your thoughts there. another story we've been following the last couple of hours. viacom, more news apparently. sue herera stepping in with that. >> is that's right. frederick sa ler noe is fighting back, bill. here's what he had to same he said today viacom received notice from national amusements that it purr pourts to remove directors and replace them with new directors subject to a ruling from a delaware court. quote. this is a brazen and demon strablably invalid attempt of mr. redstone to regain control of viacom and its management in disregard of mr. redstone's wishes and to undermine the current board's and to represent the best interests of all of the stockholders of viacom. with the support of the indeath penalty director os testify board, i am filing today a lawsuit in delaware county seeking an peks e dieded determination that ms. red stone's attempted removele and replacement of viacom directors i

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paths,alking different each of our candidates actually share a goal of 100% clean energy. this commitment, among others, gives me hope, that as a party, we will not turn away from the challenges facing our country today. unlike others running for president, we will not turn away from each other. we will work together to solve these tough problems. we will give 100% for 100% of -- for 100% of our citizens. the old, dirty fossil fuel systems and dark money it pumps into our politics is a toxic mess killing more than 40,000 americans each year. 1500 of them in arizona alone. researchers estimate each american will save more than $8,000, and $6,000 for people in arizona, by moving to 100% clean energy every year, instead of billions of dollars being put in the pockets of the 1%. that wealth can be shared by all, meaning less money spent on wars to protect dirty fossil fuels, and more money on schools, roads, and communities. the good news is, we don't have to dream anymore about wind, and sun powering our lives. scientists from stanford, uc davis, and cornell have proven clean

the guy a couple of calls ago .alked about where i worked he nailed it, he nailed it, he nailed it. we need to continue to show the numbers we are spending on defense, ok? forceslity is our armed are the greatest in history. we are lacking professional ground soldiers. they're the best that we ever had. we had a federal ban on any stealth related fighters. republicans might want to know that there was a contract of f 35 to be given to israel. but we need to maintain that number, that $600 billion. that needs to be out there that we will continue to spend it. we have the finest military fleets that sailed the seven seas. we can control airspace anywhere in the world. you put stealth unmanned fighters in russia. -- they will be -- host: ok. that is derek in maryland talking about the size of the military. he is the last call on the topic. coming up, we are going to take a look at the november elections focusing on the congressional races. this november will show what party controls the senate and the house. it stuart rothenberg anything but solace will join us -- stuart rothenberg and

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. >> i couldn't understand everything but i think you were alking about fast and furious about the illegalguns. that's a different thing from trade. talking about guns and other issues and law enforcement and talking about immigration, ways everything is interconnected one way or another. but we're talking about the trade.mate the fast and furious or guns being sold over there we know as the second ave amendment rights here, guns are going to be produced here and be sold here. but there are certain rules we got o deal with and work with because a lot of the drug dealers are using guns that to the oduced united states to go kill people mexico, and mr.igoing into the fast if & furious that's a totally different topic. i want to talk about legitimate trailers pass 00 through laredo every day. on a one e them up year basis, all the trucks in around the world twice. that tells you the powerhouse of that we imate trade have with our friends in mexico. of your u know many colleagues don't agreed with you. watch has zens trade put together in 2014 a 20 year report on nafta. how is what they write

i just to want say that the people really need to think about what we're saying when we alk about assault. guest: i think you make a very good point. let me suggest that one of the things we can do is recognize that the kinds of guns that are out there today, where you can ut a 30-bullet clip into a gun , in this case, i was told that 30 rounds were shot in nine seconds. so you can imagine how many people were mowed down in that kind of a setting. again, you have the right to own a gun. you have a right to own many guns. i don't believe that there is a place in this civil society for assault weapons. host: front page of "the washington post," d.n.c. files trump hacked. it says the russians spied on research and emails and got opposition research from the d.n.c. the intruders compromised the d.n.c. system and they were also able to read all email traffic, and they were in there for about a year. what do you make of russia's spying technique? guest: well, what do we say about the condition of our database? host: right, both. guest: i mean, it's kind of funny that they were focused on donald

you're going to have to be willing to do influence, like ukraine alked about in and other places. then, you might be in a position to where you can actually deal with putin, and the best way for this to be fixed is for us to actually be ble to talk to, you know, one of the world's nuclear powers. but it's just not going to happen right now while he thinks that we're weak and not willing . do anything host: congressman miller, anything to add. rep. miller: i agree with what my colleagues are saying and not long ago, the key phrase was "trust but verify" and that's what we have to to do. host: and we'll bring our members. and we'll your hands get the microphone to you. ld identify yourself. the nce: mr. bander with group. congressman royce, thank you so much for what you've done on the agenda for freedom in the middle east. my question is, would you be pen to options or having considered in the past with working with our arab allies in syrian on to provide rebels man pads or modified man pads that could potentially take gun ships andsian these horrible war planes that are dropping t

has gone to they say to hear donald trump .alk, it would be much worse i was surprised by how hard and uniform that point was. i should say that trump talks a lot and talks loosely and does not have legal training, so it is a little unclear what he means to be saying on a lot of these points. even the republican leadership disagreementsome on this. it is congress, the courts, the press, but at least some people think that as a practical matter the legal branch has so much practical power on personnel and to military, if mr. trump is be taken at his word, there is cause for concern. host: at the same time, he released a list of potential supreme court nominees, and it the likes ofisfy conservatives on this list. guest: almost everyone on the right thinks it is a great list. they are not sure they can trust trump. it is not exclusive. there may be other people he has in mind. there also -- i'm not sure what you think -- if you asked donald trump why diane sykes is on the he would not give you a response. host: our next caller is on for adam liptak. caller: i just want to say that i compl

if they have that thing which is somewhere between entertainment the kind of ch is alk show format, thel o'reilly show and things like that they are really two different animals but for us, we hours.an't do 24 it's just not possible because afternd way too much time the fact trying to get the up under our website so people can do research on it. i would say is that, the thing you learn up here is news coverage is about us. i mean, american ews is about basically americans. you think of it as being -- and to some extent this is true, you think of this being about the resident, the senate and supreme court and big events that happen here or there, but it also ue, covers a lot of smaller events events that are the kind of events that may be happening for you. >> focus this evening, amber alerts, former organized warning ystems to let an entire community know when a child has been kidnapped. >> as they were moving toward watch system you get the stories about those kinds of kidnappings and things like that. they are in the evening news. reflecting the movement that the foot -- that's afoot

alk about cases that prevent for accountability and harder for individuals to get into court, cases that gutted long standing protections for consumers to keep them from being cheated and cases like citizens united, which unleashed n avalanche of billionaire superpac and a mad dash to tilt the rest of government in favor of the wealthy. and today, i am here to update that warning. because what we have seen over the past three years accelerating over the past three months and even the last three weeks is alarming. powerful interests are now launching a full scale assault on the integrity of the federal judiciary and it's judges. now this assault has two major elements. first, tearing down our centuries' old process for apointing judges and secondly, viciously attacking judicial nominees, potential nominees and even sitting federal judges at the first sign that they might put the rule of law above devotion to the rich and powerful. [applause] >> earlier this week, i released a comprehensive report on the republican campaign of obstruction against president obama's nominees. it details how