i know it. >> allred put the dna test on the fast track and waited.ithin a week called pepper and renee to her office to hear in person the results of the test. >> 99.99% probability. >> that's it. >> yep, that means it's confirmed. >> i can't believe this is actually happening. h soon could they meet geri, e sisters wanted to know. and what's she like? how did she know shirley. we arranged a reunion for the next day. geri arrived first and told us how she saw the long lost girls on the program. >> i saw the picture of shirley and went crazy. i knew who she was. and then when i saw the girls, i knew they were mine. >> after how -- all those years? >> 37 years. there they are. >> what did that feel like? >> it felt great. i had been hoping to find my children before i die because i was getting old and that was like a miracle. >> geri's story that shirley who took the girls had been her friend turned roommate turned babysitter. >> she said i'll babysit for you. i'll take care of her while you work. i said, well, that's great because i really thought i w

i know it. >> allred put the dna test on the fast track and waited.lled pepper and renee to her office to hear in person the results of the test. >> 99.99% probability. >> that's it. >> yep, that means it's confirmed. >> i can't believe this is actually happening. >> how soon could they meet geri, the sisters wanted to know. and what's she like? how did she know shirley. we arranged a reunion for the next day. geri arrived first and told us how she saw the long lost girls on the program. >> i saw the picture of shirley and went crazy. i knew who she was. and then when i saw the girls, i knew they were mine. >> after how -- all those years? >> 37 years. there they are. >> what did that feel like? >> it felt great. i had been hoping to find my children before i die because i was getting old and that was like a miracle. >> geri's story that shirley who took the girls had been her friend turned roommate turned babysitter. >> she said i'll babysit for you. i'll take care of her while you work. i said, well, that's great because i really thought i was bless

healthcare insurance and that's enough to cover the state of arkansas and west virginia, nevada, left allr put together and then we saw that house bill come over to the senate and the senate set up a group of secret 13. is there anything more opposite of we the people in the secret 13 senators meeting in the halls of this building particularly choosing a room that the press wasn't allowed onto because they didn't want to be seen entering the room or leaving the room. that's how secretive it was. that's how embarrassed they were about the possibility of having the american people see what they were crafting. they came forward with the senate version of the bill. the house version, the president of the united states of america called meeting. he called it heartless. but the senate vision didn't end up much different than the house version. the senate version that would proceed to throw more than 20 million people off of healthcare as well. the senate version that through maybe the cbo analysis would throw a million last over ten years, 22 million instead of 23 million but a million mored ove

lisa bloom civil rights literature and daughter of gloria allred. representing a couple accuseding greenl of physical assault and bullying the lawsuit tells from from an incident when green was arrested for allegedly slapping a former michigan state football player during a dispute outside a bar. >> a neighborhood on edge in the sunnyvale family in morning pafr coyotes kill a neighborhood cat that ached happen the five miles away from the ranch ofr open space preserve. laura malpert with what neighbors are doing to protect pets. >> with the help of neighbors. >> the best cat in the world. >> lisa callen of sunnyvale buries the remains of snowball. the cat that moved with them from the uk. >> everybody walking by strokes him he will be missed. >> as you can see on the home surveillance video snowball was attacked and killed by coyotes early this morning. on the fop left corner of the screen you see snowball lying on the ground with at least one coyote nearby. moments later the coyote drags the cat's lifeless body across the street. >> devastatesed. i

fellow, andrew gillum, who's the mayor of tallahassee, that's running for governor of florida, colin allred who actually worked with me out there at hud. - former nfl player who's running for congress in texas. - nfl player, lawyer, just a terrific, genuine guy who is also young, who's running against pete sessions in the 32nd congressional district of texas. so i don't know how much that adds up to or whether the, what the sense is gonna be in 2018 or 2020 and whether i run or not but my sense is that this country is looking for a vision for the future, not a vision for the past. - is there anybody at the national level who is talking about running, if it's not you, who you look to and you think, the kind of person i'd be comfortable supporting, who i would be interested in supporting potentially is, blank. - i think there are plenty of folks. there are very talented folks from elizabeth warren to cory booker, kirsten gillibrand, that's why sometimes i read this, in politico or some of these other commentary news sites, this idea that the democrats don't have a bench. - you think the bench

hold on allr's these markets is tenuous.: how much pressure is this put on them to get out of southeast asia? >> i think china and russia are good benchmarks. from thoseithdrew markets, it was not necessarily a defeat. they got out taking major stakes in others. they are simplifying their business and cutting losses. it is not that bad for uber at a time of turmoil. emily: what about other markets? potentially brazil, india. >> i don't think they want to sacrifice the whole chessboard. india is one place where they have significant competition. i think they will still try to make a major play. america,ost of south uber is strong. they can streamline business and it is not necessarily a defeat. we have come a long way from the early sentiment this could be a globe spanning platform. clearly it is not. emily: what do you make of softbank supporting the antitumor -- anti-uber alliance? son has commitment --a commitment to online payments. softbank may be interested in taking a stake in uber buying shares from investors and inve

log on to foxnews .com for allr. your headlines jesse: the tsa failed 95% of its security tests.even bring my toothpaste. controversial activist linda sarsour is calling for jihad against president trump. she called on muslim americans to unite against the white house. >> i hope when we stand up to those who oppress our community that allo that allah accepts frs as a form of jihad not just in other parts of the world, but here in the united states of america where you have farbists and islamaphobes reining in the white house. jesse: lindsey lohan tweeted out, this our president. stop bullying him and start supporting him. >> how much trouble did you get into for telling him a that? >> a lot. jesse: a hawaiian-themed restaurants was forced to close its doors. the owner apologized saying it was an whom aag an an homage toe he loved. the animal rights group peta staged a promotional event where women in bikinis handed out treats to the crowds. the "new york times" strikes again. a parody twitter account was used as an actual twitter account. it claimed the north korean government be

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. >> julie: allred, senator john mccain giving a pretty stark assessment of the fate of the senates health care bill, take a listen. >> my view is it is probably going to be dead. >> julie: there you go. joining us now, senior politics writer added to world news and report. a lot of republican senators much like john mccain, not putting a lot of steak and promise into the thing passing. mitch mcconnell still hoping that it will. do you believe that the july 4th recess made a bad situation worse? >> it looks pretty bleak right now, but i think that the comments from senator toomey on fox were pretty constructive that there is going to be another version rolled out this week. that is our best hope right now, but just in the hearing the conversations over the weekend from republican senators, it does not look like they are on a path to "yes." i was at an event over the weekend with senator, and i talked to the republican voters on the ground there. just as mad at the republicans as they are at the democrats. they were telling me that they could not believe that after seven years of campaignin

. >> neil: allred, john roberts, thank you very much.e white house, sean spicer is saying that's the white house could benefit from a clean slate, as someone who knows how they white house works, and whether a change like this will really change anything. the cohost of "the five" ," forr press secretary under george w. bush, welcome to my nerd world. >> thank you, i love nerd world. >> what really happened it today, do you think? >> i think there was consternation for sean spicer, who i remember in january, when he was named white house communications directory and white house press secretary, and he and i had a chance to speak before he started and the president was sworn in, i said those are two very different jobs, and they are both monstrous. but he had a plan, he thought he could be able to handle it, the thing is there is just a so much news and so much in common, and we all know what has happened to sean spicer, he had some very tough assignments, and he has taken the brunt of the humiliation that has come from "saturday night liv

be appropriate if she had a chance in 2012 to try to win back the house, and then especially saint allredm going to move on and let you try something else, if the democrats are serious, and they really have a shot, these poll numbers are daunting for them, where you have a lot avoid working-class voters, but there is a path for democrats to win the house, absolutely, and not a bad one, but if they want to do is, it is going to be so much harder, is there bragging nancy pelosi forward, because in every race, as in the georgia special election, you think that no, bro. >> dana: and yet republicans are doing any victory laps because they just had the big health care failure of last week, so they are going to try to get this going again, and now they want to start to tackle tax reform, and you have president trump saying that he will be out there, trying to give a big speech, he is going to be out there selling it, do you think that tax reform would help take republicans across the finish line next november? >> it could help if they get it done, the key here is pushing a pretty sizable middle-

we have allred about world war red about ve all world war ii. you know what else you do in ime war? you don't cut taxes you raise them. prior to 2001, we had never raising ar without taxes or issuing war bonds or basically asking for money. we cannot do. enough ill say i care about the national security of this country, i would raise taxes to pay for it. instead of simply adding to the the ability opping of somebody like the fred hutch cancer research center from finding a cure for cancer. would he choice that i make. lastly the nondefense discretionary budget is the state department, usaid, if you are going to have a national security strategy it just can't be the military. you know who will tell thaw more often than anybody, the military. they don't want to bear the entire burden. general -- secretary mattis had the best quote on this, if you are going to cut diplomacy, development, you better give me four more divisions because that's how many wars i have to fight. to say defense is so important and if you are against it because of other priorities then you just don't care about