the likes of anthony ‘s.rector of communications saying that the president has to do change course. these are people he can only rely upon for support and even they were saying you got to do something. thank you. if that has been one of our main stories, brexit is another because in the last two yards in the house of commons, we have heard this an awful lot. division. clearly you lobby. that's not a comment on the state of the conservative party. it's the speaker sending mps out to vote on amendments to some of the key pieces of legislation relating to brexit. for a second time in 24 hours, the government saw off another rebellion today. and again, they won by only a handful of votes. here's the moment we heard about it. the ayes to the right, 301. the noes to the left, 307. some mps from theresa may's own party who are opposed to brexit had tabled an amendment that would force the uk tojoin a customs union if a trade argreement wasn't reached with the eu before the uk left. here's the case they made. i would

abc 7's laura anthony is live with that part of the story. laura? >> reporter: hi, eric. a couple of small communities were evacuated. fortunately, as far as we know, no more homes burned. we're in a community, lake redding estates. we talked about the winds and the influence of the high winds on this fire. this is a vivid illustration of what the winds did right next to where the homes burned. as you can see, an oak tree, a limb completely crushing this car. we walk down the block. check this out. we've seen trees tossed about, iron furniture tossed about, roofs ripped off houses. to give you an idea of how strong the winds were and what created this disaster. >> reporter: firefighters scramble to set a backfire as flames race toward the home just above. part of the struggle to save as many structures as possible despite the unrelenting rath of the carr fire. >> down the road crews cut damaged and burning trees, anything that could prevent firefighters from getting through.% eye go with a population of just over 600 residents is one of dozens of communities west of reddi

. >> anthony: by the 1920's winston churchill switched the royal navy's mode of power from coal to oilots of it. which made oman vital not for its limited oil resources, but for where it is, the strait of hormuz. the persian gulf's femoral artery, 20% of the world's oil flows through here making it one of, if not the most strategically important waterways on the planet. by 1970 sultan taimoor's counter insurgency was not going well. he was deposed by his son qaboos bin said al said, in a relatively bloodless coup. immediately, the young sultan set out on a different tact for winning the war. >> ian: almost before the shooting had stopped, we would institute a civil aid program. build roads, build a school, build a mosque, build shops, a clinic. but it was in this way the sultan was able to demonstrate that he was the one who had his people's best interest at heart, not the communists. >> anthony: things seldom work out so well. post insurgency or counterinsurgency, this tactic failed spectacularly in vietnam of course. what made the difference here? >> ian: in every war in history, you

just in the last hour, we heard from anthony ‘s gary michie, the former to an occasional director ofted, rememberamerica schwarzenegger amongst many. he tweeted, remember america first. let‘s look at his message to be president. president trump, ijust saw your press conference with britain. it was embarrassing. you stood there like a little wet noodle. like a little fan boy. when are you going to ask him for an autograph? you have literally sold out, the intelligence community, the justice system and our country. you are the president of the united states, you shouldn‘t do that. what‘s the matter with you? whatever happened to be strong words are to be strength of ronald reagan when he stood there at the berlin wall and he said, tear down this wall. what happened to all that? treachery, treason and a wet noodle. indeed! the point is, i‘m not sure the president is really listening to arnold schwarzenegger. too busy listening to? the answer is in his approval ratings. he‘s got one of the highest approval rating of any republican president in history. it is hovering around 90%. those ar

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ivail would rather not facea anthony rizzo with anybo on t'. s see if he throws a slider re. we talked about this.e th fastball counts. thed chall pitch. he could go fastball here. >> len: ball four. >> tom: how about ricky rizzo, i best lead-off hittause, he's the e an onmachine. he's like, you're the lead-off guy. he's taking to it. >> len: already his first four-hit game here ine is hom ballpark since april of 2014. never had a five-hit game. carpenter holds onap h at first. the pitch is in the air the other way. ozuna, an easy play. an they retire rizzo for the first time. bryant.16 gameslder injury. ball one. >> tom: he g the ball out the other iway,t's really amazing. gswinoi the other way.is default lot. getting pitched inside a i'm assuming tuivailala will stay away in this sequence. they might show you in, but they don't want to get you out and in. >> len: 1-1. cardinals trying to give themselves a chance to take three out of f this weekend.n two of f theirst three by the cubs. 1-2. >> tom: tt's the swing there, i'v that's the pitch typically in the past he would tak

being able to get this victim with a secure -- very well may have saved arrived d s inside they get 18-year-old anthony sandoval on the ground and arrest him. two 16-year-olds are also arrested. a gun is found inside the suspect's car and another in the store. >> i wouldn't have believed her, what would have happened to her? >> reporter: pritchett hasn't been able to stop thinking about the woman and says she was trying to do the right thing. tell me you are in distress, let's figure it out and get you out of it. >> reporter: ty miller, kpix 5 news. >>> a vallejo woman who survived a child abduction is now making it her mission to help others avoid a similar trauma. now in her 20s and says she's dealing with the emotional aftereffects. she spoke with kpix 5's joe vazquez about her new effort to save others from the same fate. >> reporter: standing among the custom hot rods on the vallejo waterfront is mitzie sanchez, now 25. the classic cars are helping her raise money for a new venture. nonprofits to prevent child kidnapping and sexual abuse. horrendous crimes, mitzie knows all too well. >> i was abdu

meant to the public ok yes with their magical just because well says stephen anthony special agent in charge of the f.b.i.'s cleveland field office praise didn't defend the investigation telling the media quote law enforcement cannot sit back and wait for mr pitts to commit a violent attack we don't have the luxury of hoping an individual decides not to harm someone or get others to act oh wait so when domestic violence situations happen in which someone says hey i'm afraid this person is going to kill me because they told me they're going to kill me or they're going to hurt me but they can't do anything until the person does something wrong but in this case you could i wish the f.b.i. cared as much about us citizens. safety more than they do magically but we can't just wait for it to happen but when you literally know someone is a danger you do nothing because well we can't do anything to yeah you know it's interesting with terrorism that the with with terrorism if you mention if you practice your freedom of speech which look nobody likes terrorism no one is saying that the f.b.i. has a decent jobs over ca

. >> anthony: but in 1992, after years of over-fishing, the canadian government shut the industry down. >> man on news: six generations down the line, passed down, and he's done nothing but se moratorium wiped out the main source of income for the province, and ended a way of life. and though it's been loosened some, the moratorium is still in effect today. >> dave: what was the spirit of people in '92? >> jeremy c: destroyed. >> jeremy b: think about it, think about your number one industry -- >> dave: no one could fish? nothing? zero? >> jeremy c: it went from going out to jig a fish with your family or whenever you wanted to absolutely nothing. so it just like tore the heart and soul out of people. >> fred: what did people change cod for? tilapia? >> dave: can i ask this though, was it warranted? the closing down of the fishery? >> jeremy b: yeah, it was. i think it was. i mean, a lot of the in-shore, small guys were talking about it for years, talking about, "we can't keep this up." like, factory trawlers, and the fishery was just getting bigger and bigger. and it's like, how do you put a factory trawler that's just dragging the seas from multiple countries, including

s. kavanaugh, like justice neil gorsuch, clerked for anthony kennedy. and like gorsuch before him, kavanaugh is backed by the federalist society and heritage foundation who drew up a list for trump in 2016 of suitable right-wing judges to consider for the supreme court. on monday night, kavanaugh said he was honored to be considered for kennedy's seat. >> tonight it is my honor and privilege to announce that i will nominate judge brett kavanaugh to the united s states supreme court. amy: on monday night, protesters gathered outside the supreme court soon after president trump picked brett kavanaugh. speakers included senator elizabeth warren of massachusetts. >> he is hostile to health care for millions of americans. he is opposed to the consumer financial protection bureau and corporate accountability. he is opposed to the rights of women, workers, and consumers. he is hostile to just about anyone who isn't wealthy and powerful. trumpnks presidents like should be above the law. know he wouldves overturn roe v. wade. [boos] i will be voting no. amy: sen

the highest mountain ♪ ♪ you can find me in the black coal mines ♪ >> anthony: to think about, much less empathize with somebody who sthat looks like this, is to our enduring shame, unthinkable. why can't these coal miners get retrained, maybe put up solar panels for a living? why would these conservative, deeply religious people vote for a thrice-married billionaire new yorker? well, i went to west virginia, and you know what? screw you. here in the heart of every belief system i've ever mocked or fought against, i was welcomed with open arms by everyone. i found a place both heartbreaking and beautiful. a place that symbolizes, contains everything wrong, and everything wonderful and hopeful about america. ♪ >> anthony: the town of welch, known in its glory days as "little new york." ♪ >> josh: welch is a very rural area. i mean, it's an hour away from wal-mart. i mean, if that tells you anything. it's a real old, historic town, built in the 1800s. >> anthony: the american dream in miniature. a place where generations of immigrants and dreamers could work and lift up their family. >> alan: the town of welch, when it

corp. 2018] ♪ announcer: judge brett kavanaugh 's president trump's nominee to serve on the supreme court, filling in the vacancy left by retiring judge anthonyennedy. follow the senate confirmation hearings, the vote, he and the swearing-in in. >> the c-span bus is traveling across the country on our 50 capitals tour. the bus stopped in fairbanks, alaska, asking folks -- what is most important issue in alaska? >> the environment. dutch harbor is the number one as you can imagine. our town relies heavily on the seafood industry. with environmental changes and my community, that industry has the potential to be what out. >> am running for governor of alaska. i was raised in alaska. i have three platforms we need to take care of. one is abortion, one is the isget plan and one protecting the retirement. one, given the veto and the one coming the show. i want to give it all back with interest. i think it is the right of the people to 11 be able to keep the resources that belongs to the shareholders of this state. to i very much. >> one thing that is been on my mind is a lot of children are suffering throughout the united states. thele coming for

economy is joshua me s meltser and anthony chan from chase.is is all going to effect the economy? the bottom line is we don't really know if this additional 200 billion will go into effect or not. it is kind of hard to game it out. >> it is going to be in the process where the government assesses and will take approximately a month or so. i think they probably are going to go into effect and we will see real life impacts on the economy. this is a large amount. >> it's a large amount and really extensive. 200 pages worth. who knew we even import live eels, live trout and live herring from china how do you go line by line to figure out the consumer impact of all of this >> it is quite clear that the consumer impact would be higher prices and there will be discomfort. i am encouraged by the fact that the tariff rate is lower than rates we have seen in the past when we heard 25% going down to 10%. keep in mind that there is still a period of transition where there is some public debate and that gives you a window for possible negotiation. >> joshu

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he was in helsinki with vladimir putin had just said "i s cept the judgment of my intelligence agencat russia did meddle in the election"? anthony: that woulhave been the easy way to avoid thy and that is people are usually some careful with language. pnald trump did not have to meet with vladimin. he did not have to go to helsinki. his advisers were saying this was not a very good idea. but here hes, ie decided to do it, decided to take those two hours behind closed doors with vladimir putin, and then had the press conference that create the firestorm. laura: the president continues obsess about the russia probe, he calls it a witch huntu he cannot get out from under it. anthony: no, it is going to go on, and the mueller investigation is part of thate. dr we had the indictments last week, the justice departmentno indicteder russian operative this week. time will heal some of the wounds. you saw some of the effect of donald trump's stt yesterday. bob corker, republican senator, who said the dam had broken, and today was saying that donalg trump is makstep in the right direction. if you look at the polls, opinions on russia divid

s. >> tucker: the left is taking supreme court justice anthony retirement hard.of them want to throw out the entire constitutional order and delegitimize the supreme court itself. he has been demanding that as soon as democrats hold power once again, we need to expand the size of the supreme court and pack it with liberals. we could go he tweeted this, "pack the courts." he joins us. thank you for coming on. >> hey, thanks for having me. >> tucker: wouldn't it just be easier to give california, 27 new congressional districts? and be done with it? or maybe just abolish congress entirely? if the goal is to increase the power of the left, why mess around with the supreme court? >> the thing is, i think we very much agree on the basic end. the supreme court should not be a part of an institution subject to ideological swing. the problem is the supreme court, the justices, 14 out of the last 18 have been appointed by republican presidents. they had 11 in a row before ruth bader ginsburg. surprising, almost remarkable. we are left in this position now, the partisan bal

s mary lee explains. >> reporter: it's lunchtime here at perennial and soma but you wouldn't know it. the seats are empty. anthonys the restaurant's owner and says it's extremely challenging owning a restaurant so close to big companies that have their own on-site free employee cafeterias. >> i think it's never been harder to run a restaurant in the city than right now. >> is this doesn't do anything to extent the community around it. >> reporter: san francisco supervisors introduced new legislation to prohibit new cafeterias in new office buildings and tech campuses they say the city has the legal right to do this through a zoning amendment using certain planning and public health codes. >> this is the beginning of a conversation. we think it's the appropriate conversation to have now. and we absolutely have that authorization. >> reporter: jonathan burger works at a startup company that gives their employees an allowance to go out and eat at local restaurants every day. he also worked at a large tech company with the cafeteria of free food. >> and the workers in that cafe i think benefit tremendously as well fr

s&p is what is expected let us. go into a deep dive here. what are you looking for is a stand out against the backdrop of what is happening with the trade tensions? anthony said, the earnings story has been the bright spot for markets. in the first quarter, we had eps companiesm s&p 500 about 5%, but it hasn't really moved a lot due to the trade tensions. if you look to second-quarter earnings starting on friday with the financials, we are expecting another 20% like you mentioned. companies tend to outperform earnings expectations, so we could see 23%-20 4% on i growth. when you look at sectors like technology, consumer discretionary, energy and materials, they have the most earnings growth. we think that is where the opportunities are. being procyclical still makes sense in this environment. ramy: i would like to show you as well as our viewers the positivity, the bullishness in terms of earnings confidence. you can find this in the gtb library, this is the upward guidance and the ratio against the downward guidance. we can see that it is really at 2000, atst since least. gtv library. anthony: prices tend to track earnings growth, and we have seen an ac

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anthony kennedy as the next supreme court justice. the many democrats aren't happy about the appointment and s they will fight to block cavanaugh from thech, but whatnoer happens those who him well say his values and professionalismon't change. >> he's a man of god. a man of faith andanove and who cares for other and a man for others. that's who he is, and i don't see him changing at al >> reporter: meagan fitzgerald, news 4. >> stay with us for continuing coverage over the next two and a half hours, an tonight on "nbc nightliness news" with lester holt, we're covering the politics of brett kavanaugh's nomination to the court. >> here at the live desk we're working breaking news. we have an amber alert issued for two people. montgomery county police are looking for 9-year-old kingston per and18-month-old cena perry. investigators think the children could ber- with 35-yd dwight perry. the tree were las seep in gaithersburg, and dwight perry is driving a blue toyota cam rai maryland tags-5-df9222. you'ree asked to call pol you see them anywhere. >> tonight the neighborhood bear from prince wilntam cis going to be waking up in the wild aga

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s. we have to blame it on the rain. a 1:55 rain delay started this one. once the game did get started, two on for anthony rendon.'t mind aite extra rest. lines this bal intoright.on e run comes in to score easy. bryce harper also being sent. f course not wearing his helmet. here's the row. bryce slides in safe. nationals out to a 2-0 lead. max scherzer on the bump in the sixth. strikes him out swinging. six innings, seven and two runs allowed for scherzer. after another long rain dela bryce harper staying hot. already with an rbi in the game, he adds toit, sending his 24th home run of the season over the wall in center. after more than three hours of rain delay, the nats finally beat the braves 6-2. >>> the winds have changed blowing at this year's open championship. tiger woods changing the narrative. wos spent time op the leaderboard in the final round and put up a fight till theend. tiger sinks a birdie putt on 14. wos finished tied for sixth at 5 under, his best finish at a major since 2013. francesc molinari trying to change italy's history at the majors. no italian has ever won until today. second shot on

. >> anthony, you mentioned that you cover the other faang names, six stocks, all tech stocks, counting for 98% of the s's year-to-date return, including amazon, netflix, alphabet, facebook, are these overcrowded trades at this point >> well, i think as it pertains to the question that you asked, you asked robert, the trade war, these have been a safe haven for many trade-related concerns. like most of them don't have big operations in china. and so, you know, what i would say is that, it is possible that because of protectionism that trump and the u.s. will limit chinese investment into silicon valley, into the bay area, but i really don't think that trade fears are a reason not to own the faang stocks i think the real -- kind of the bear case on faang is a couple are expensive like amazon and netflix, but i would be bullish on the faang stocks, facebook, amazon, they are still inexpensive and pretty cheap on the earnings multiple. but the stocks have outperformed industrials. they are not really -- when i talk to investors, they are not worried about, with the exception of e-commerce and e-bay, they a

excellent book i saw recently done by chernow on ulysses s grant so the next book to be read will be onecalled life in general which is about anthony wayne , 1794 and took place in my district where that occurred so thebattle of fallen timbers and when i get done with that book it will be the third book on lindbergh . there there's a good list and i'm getting done with several already. >> send us your summer reading list at book tv on twitter,instagram or facebook >>> we're to happy to welcome or neighbor, kristin

: that's aside from the media 's take on president trump 's choice of judge brett can as his nominee for supreme court justice to replace anthony. let's take it up with former special assistant to president trump mark ladder great to see you. >> good to see you, liz how are you? liz: what's your take on what the media was saying right there >> well definitely not fair and balanced. no this is just pulling from the same playbook democrats and the liberals have been using for decades now and while they are crying a river over the retirement of justice kennedy let's remember 40 years ago they said he was a sexist, he was a threat to women everywhere and he was totally unprepared and unqualified to sit on the united states supreme court, now they're crying a river over this one. it's what they do, they scare people and would rather have that argument than actually have a serious policy discussion. liz: it's an important point you make about anthony kennedy. the question is will kavanaugh overturn roe v. wade and gay marriage? we're seeing he likely will not. you know what's interesting, mark. he's anti-administrative big government

anthony: as a nation, we love them. there are about 4 million in circulation. those are the facts. >> bo: basically, as15'srsion of an m16. the funny thing is, is that in relation, this gun is almost identical to this gun, but this is the one that's evil. it shoots the same caliber, the same magazine capacity. it just looks a little different. >> anthony: i'm an east coast guy. i'm a --i'm a new yorker, but culturally, i come from a place where glimpse a weapon on somebody in a bar on a street, it is reason for panic. here, and in much of america in between new york and l.a., you walk into a bar, you see somebody with a weapon and it's like, "you know, that's my neighbor, you know, maybe he's going hunting, maybe he's with --" who knows? most people you know own guns? >> bill: everybody i know. >> anthony: everybody. >> bo: pretty much everyone. >> tony: everybody. >> bill: i had a rifle before i had a baseball bat. >> anthony: meet jesse, bill, bo, and daniel. pretty much who we are talking about when we see the latest stats on gun purchases in america and shake our heads uncomprehendingly. [ gunshots ] t

s book tv. >>> president donald trump will announce his nominee for the supreme court filling the vacancy left by retiring justice anthony kennedy, watch the announcement live, monday night at 9:00 p.m. eastern on c-span and c-span.org or listen on the free c-span radio app. >>> next a look at social media and false information. we hear about the intentional spread of misinformation in the media and what can be done to prevent that in the future. from the brookings institution, this is two hours. >> thank you all for being here. i'm a professor in the political science department at george washington university. it's okay. my students talk when i talk anyway. [laughter] >> i'm used to it. we're really gratified to have three excellent scholars to talk to us today and to think about the spread of misinformation beginning with the professor at the university of california davis who said to me before we gathered here today i love being in d.c., which made me wonder if

anthony dderson. he was stabbed toth in the middle of 14th street. police were able to make a quick arrest. news 4's has more. >> the crime scene right in the middle of the crosswalk at 14th street and perry place northwest. what appeared to be a screwdriver could be seen on thu gr near some of the victim's belongings. it happened in broad daylight during evening rush hour as dozens of people were walking or stanng nearby. >> homicide detectives were called to the scene and spoke to a number of witnses who saw some or all of what happened. because 14th street is a major metrobus route. buses were stacked up for more than a block until drivers were given instrucons to reroute because of the street closure. the man in custody is identified as 54-year-old alton rivers of serthwest washington. he's charged witnd degree murder. in northwest, jackie bensen, news 4. >>9:35 is your time right now. we've got big guests in town. you think they're watching? >> good morning to beyonce and jay z. huge news 4 fans i'm sure. they'll be descendg on fedex field. before last night's show there were concerns about the

s. grant. so the next book will be one called unlikely general which is about anthony wayne, 1794, takes placein my district where that occurs. the battle of fallen timbers. when i get done with that book will be the third book on lindbergh. a good list tomi get done and getting done this summer already. >> booktv wants to know what you're reading. send us your summeren reading lt @booktv on twitter, instagram, or on facebook. booktv on c-span2, television for serious readers. .. >>. [applause] well, how you been? we call ourselves partners in crime. >> we heart. we're notgoing to talk about the crime part of this. we're just going to talk about the parker park . >> what's been interesting

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anthony derson. he w stabbed to death in the middle of 14th street. poli were able to make a quick arrest. news 4's jackie bensen has >> reporter: the crime scene right in the middle of the crosswalk at 14th street and perry place northwest. what appeared to be a screwdriver could be seen on the ground near some of the ctim's belongings. the stabbing happened in broad daylight during evening rush hour as dozens of people were walking or standing nearby. homicide detectives were called to the scene and spoke to a number of witness who saw some or all of what happened. because 14th street i a major metrobus route, buses were stacked up for more than a block until drivers were given instructions to reroute because of the stree closure. the man in custody is identified as 54-year-old alton rivers of northwest washington. he's charged with second degree murder. in northwest, jackie bensen, news 4. n > the stage is set once again and few hours, beyonce and jay z fans cannd des on fedex field for night two of their stop in our area. you'reooking at pictures from chopper 4 before last night's show. ere wer

anthony is with the f.b.i. >> his extensive criminal clstory, including felonious assault, domestic violence, aggravated robbery, and carrying a concealed weapon furthered our reason for concern. >> reporter: pitts had been on the f.b.i.'s radar since 2015 when he wrote on facebook, "f america and their armed forces. the u.s.a. will be destroyed. allahu akbar." investigators say the threats bad planning would continue pltil his arrest yesterday. justin herdman is the u.s. attorney. >> when asked about the carnage cais would cause, pitts said comments like, "i don't care" and "i have no regrets." re reporter: investigators say pitts also discussed an attack ab philadelphia on labor day. he is facing up to 20 years in prison if convicted. jeff, the department of homeland odcurity told me today that it treats fourth of july festivities as potentially vulnerable targets that deserve a higher level of attention. >> glor: jeff pegues, troubling details. thank you. rechael cohen, president trump's former personal attorney and self-described "fixer" once said he would take a bullet for mr. trump. now with cohen's business dealings under federal investigation, today he said "it's family and country first." paula reid is covering

s. >>> clock is ticking, we're just six days away from president trump announcing his replacement for supreme court justice anthony kennedy. the president actually met with four possible picks yesterday. 45 minutes each. and while he wouldn't name names, he was quick to praise their credentials. >> they are outstanding people. they are really incredible people. in so many different ways. academically in every other way. i'll be meeting with two or three more. and we'll make a decision on the united states supreme court, the new justice that will be made over the next few days, and we'll be announcing it on monday. >> now, "the washington post" reports the president met with these four federal appeals judges, brett kavanauge. and there's a new poll out on one of the biggest issues surrounding this decision, the impact on roe v. wade. morning consult political reveals 52% of voters want the supreme court justice to support abortion rights. 73% are democrats, 49% of independents. a majority of republicans, though, 54%, want the new justice to oppose abortion rights. joining me, msnbc contributor jeremy peters. my pan

s versus wade decision that legalized abortion. president donald trump is focusing on 5 to 7 potential candidates to fill the vacancy of retiring justice anthonyn collins said to only support a judge who will show respect for settled law. >> you need someone who will not turn roe versus wade. it will not be accessible to me because that would indicate an act of an agenda i do not want to see a judge have. that is what indicates to me a failure to respect president of fundament -- precedent. they s that north korea is trying deceive the u.s. and hide its nuclear facilities. they say despite the reassurances that kim jong-un gave president donald trump at the summit in singapore last month, there is no evidence that suggested north korea has been working to conceal key aspects of its nuclear program. newly revealed evidence is the existence of at least one uranium enrichment plant, where it makes material for nuclear bombs. >>> seattle became the first major city to ban plastic drinking straws and utensils in the u.s. they will no longer be debated in restaurants, jellies, coffee shops, food trucks, cafeterias, and grocery stores. if customers n

anthony on twitter chiming in saying that is right on, people take for granted everyday life etc. because our military is second to none. keeps us safe and secure. positive reaction about the pres.'s rob: a woman escorted down after scaling the statue of liberty. this was trending on my twitter. i got 1,600 comments, 12,000 likes. jillian: i'm not in a territory. >> this woman who climbed the statue of liberty to protest the immigration policy got a lot of attention on social media as you know firsthand. it was the top trending topic on twitter yesterday. let's get reaction. a lot of people talking about how she put first responders in a dangerous situation with robert so terrible for her to ruin the day for the true americans wanted to visit the statue of liberty, very inconsiderate of her and mary praised the nypd saying nice work, expensive temper tantrum it will be for this person not to mention ruining many enjoying the festivities. she does have quarters on social media, those who are all about the cause of getting the kids together with her family saying that is more important than people's vacation. it went to the top trending spot because it is a controversial issue. >> p

u.n.wa but s the end of 2015, many new allegations began to a emerinst troops from five different peacekeeping nations,l ing the congolese. the u.n. official breaking the news to the press was anthony. >> it's hard to imagine the outrage that people working forn the unitions and for the causes of peace and security feel when these kinds of allegations come to light. >> navai: a week later, on the fifth of february 2016, he resigned, saying that u.n. was failing its mission. >> i word on it for six years, and on the one hand, i was veryr d of it. but the bottom line was, therela was still a bi of criminal accountability, and that was personally very distreing. >> navai: the u.n. rponded to the abuse scandals in the central african republic by publicizing the nameof countries whose troops were accused of abuses, and passed a resolution giving the secretary-general the right toer send peacekehome. t byhe end of february, the ntingent from the democratic republic of congo had been expelled. ♪ two months later, in the country's capital, kinshasa, 14 soldiers were put on trial for rape. (man speaking french) >> navai: the hearing took place in a court room set up in the prison grounds an

> anthony: or, you know, somebody who likes to drive around and pick up hitch hikers and dismember them. [ laughter ] >> capitol hill is seattle's established gay-borhood, going back to the mid-1960'snew weekend stomping ground of breeders from the tech companies and the locals are displeased. john criscitello, street artist that is waging a one-man war against the rent hikes that are pushing people like him out of the neighborhood. >> anthony: are we talking about an infestation of tech bros? is this, uh, what, 10 years ago would this be a gay neighborhood? >> john: it was, sort of, an enclave for artists and for queer people. >> anthony: and, so what's happening now? >> john: old, big tech corporations that have moved into the city -- people need some place to live so a lot of development companies bought up every corner. if they keep this sort of façade, they can build taller. so this was just this, and then they plunk this down in the center of it. >> anthony: ah, so they're keeping the character of the neighborhood sort of, kind of. >> john: they call it "façadomy." i've heard it termed, façadomy. the problem, of course, is that rents double. so what you used to be able to get

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s statreme court. it is mr. trump's second opportunity to leave his mawk on americanperhaps for decades to come. toni higher than before.ven whoever is chosen will fill the vacancy of retiring justice anthony kennedy, who's often been the determining vote on landmark decisions. it has been widely reported mr. trump narrowed his selection down to four candidates and made his final decision earer today. we will be looking i pa moment atcture of the east room of the white house where the president will bring the person he's chosen, and we can say ourw reporters have spotted the family of judge brett kavanaugh in the room, which does sound as if it's going to be judge vanaugh, but we will wait and see. he is on the u.s. court of appeals for the d.c. cicuit. he formerly worked in the white house with preside george w. bush and clerked for anthony kennedy, whose seat he will be taking. we are training our camera on the main part of the white house, leading into e east wing, looking for the president to be joined by the person he has selected. right now, we see president trump walking alone.we l find out in a moment who he has named. president trump. (applause) >> my fellow americans, tonight i s

s that one would focus on allegations of witness tmpering. leon? nk you, blayne. blayne alexander in alexandria. >>> today was the last day for the supreme court's so-called swing vo supreme court justice anthony kennedy is leaving the bench. 92 of his majority opinions were decided in a 5-4 vote. the 82-year-old ruled on some of the biggest cases in the country including gay rights and abortion. earlier this month preside trump nominated federal appeals court brett kavanaugh to reple kennedy. >>> new details cing out this afternoon about two deadly and dangerous roads in loudoun county. evergreen mills road and watson road have been the scenes of many crashes, including the recent food truck tragedy that took the life of an ashbu woman. the county ordered a safety audit of the roads, afternoon the public will hear what's been learn. he meeting takes place from 6:30 t0tit ho school in leesburg. >>> you know, there's nothing more special thanid a being able to make their bedroom their own, put their own stamp on it, you know, but for those who are dealt unfortunate cards with sickness and hav to end up months in the hospital, their rooms will feel isolated and cold in there. >> nicole jacobs sp

s&p so far this year. nine hours from prime time, president trump announcing his choice to replace the retiring justice anthony on the supreme court in one of the most consequential decisions of his tenure. he will have a chance to reshape the court for decades to come. he has four judges to choose from. we are joined by markle -- michael klarman. certainly the president has a lot of energy and excitement about ultimately who will be picked. what message is he sending by waiting so late in the game, if you will? michael: the president likes drama and reality television. he wants to create as large an audience as possible. i do not think there is any other political strategy building up to it. vonnie: we think of the supreme court as following the will of the people. depending on the outcome, is that going to change? ishael: the supreme court supposed to protect minority rights and followed the long, which made or may not be consistent with following the will of the people. i would expect president trump's pick will push the court further to the right. justice kennedy was in some ways a moderate to conservative

s. >> shannon: we've got a fox news alert. as we await president trump's choice to replace supreme court justice anthony kennedy.pivotal swing vote. he didn't like that court but he was often the decider in the 5-4s. president trump has a chance to turn the court conservative for a generation. we'll send it back to bill in new york. >> bill: here is another big story overseas we're now up to eight. eight boys have been rescued from a flooded cave in thailand where a youth soccer team has been trapped for more than two weeks after thai navy seal divers started the second phase of the rescue operation. jeff is in thailand. where are we at this moment? >> the eighth boy just showed up here at the hospital, a helicopter brought him in and came down the road here and he is now entering the hospital, which is just behind us joining seven of his other teammates inside the hospital getting some care. incredible they're moving so fast on this. yesterday when we started talking about this we were just crossing your fingers for one boy they told us that might come out and hours ahead of schedule one after one started comin

( darya ) kron 4's lydia pantazes joins us in studio with the latest on the search. ( lydia ) the president is expected to make his decision on who will replace retiring justice anthony of the day. but the pick is expected to be a secret until the official announcement is made on monday. the president has interviewed at least seven potential justices. all of the candidates are in their 40s or 50s. president trump has said he wants the new justice to serve for 40 or 45 years. insiders say president trump has narrowed his candidates to three federal appeals court judges: brett kavanaugh, raymond kethledge and amy coney barrett. whomever he chooses... he says the american people will be happy. ( lydia ) the president will announce his supreme court nominee during a prime time address on monday night. we will bring that announcement to you during the kron 4 news at 6 p-m. back to you. ( darya )in the east bay... salute restaurant is shu

anthony kennedy, he leaves. who will be the win vote now to chief justice which in my view will make him the most powerful chief justice in the modern era. he will sit between four liberal ssaid. dagen: and there's no reason to suggest with justice roberts being a wildcard he clearly has been but he will basically overturn gay marriage in this country because again the decision was made so recently so i just want to pushback on the histeria from the left. >> i agree with you. look, if the worst case scenario from the perspective of the left is roe v. wade is overturned it's up to the state would be legal in new york and in new jersey and california, because the people's legislators would vote for it but i don't see it being overturned because chief justice roberts is interested in the courts institutional integrity and legacy and that means you don't change something fundamental and integral just because of an election. maria: i agree with you. judge great to see you thanks so much judge andrew napolitano. stay with us we'll be right back >> thank you. it's time for the 'lowest prices of the season' on the only bed that adjusts on both sides to your ideal comfort your sle

anthony kennedy is retiring. critics say the policy change is litically motivated and sends the wro messa about diversity. fox5's evan lambert will have more on what it means to students applyin to schools now and what it could men in future t. president trump meantime kicked off the july 4 aliday atn event in west virginia to honor theil mary. the proceeds will benefit active military members and veterans. the president's visit to west rginia c as state senator democratic incumbent joe mansion is seeng reelection. recent polls show he is leadingis republican challen jer. president trump is now asking a request to lower the fs'gs. look from earlier today. this is a loot at white house there. it wasor previously rep ed that the white house had denied that request buts presecond sarah sand certifies say when with president trump heard theea mayr wanted tch out to him rectly he immediately ordered the flags lowered. a grave side service for editorial page editor jerl fish man will be held on sunday at 1 p.m. at the ju day and memorial gardens. also on sunday a memorial service will be held for sales assistant rebec