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you know, that's charged up the left to a certain extent because there is anwful lot of energy on the left to oppose president trump, but i do think that there are a lot of voters who look at it as just a little bit overheated. >> lanhee, i am reminded the president of the united states is apparently up and watching television coverage tonight. he just wrote on twitter, "mitch mcconnell announced he will cancel the senate's august recess. great, maybe the democra will finally get something done other than their acceptance of high crime and high taxes. we need border security." lanhee, just this morning he said the border wall was under way, which it is not. you pick 'em. >> a lot of staffers were upset today they're not going to get an august recess. part of the challenge here is the more that congress is in, the more that the democra -- that president trump is able to paint the democrats as obstructionists, the more he feels this helps him going into the mid-tem election psyrm elec. it's an election year and you have a lot of members who need to go back and campaign. this is an oppor

parts are still stuck in that fog anw clouds. some locations did hit 90.ll continue to take those temperatures up. in the areas should not have any problems. tomorrow will be the hottest day. and then it does look a little cooler. .94 today. palo alto, 80-87. livermore 88-97. so going above average on those temps. not something we've seen too much of this month. tomorrow, because it will be the hottest day, we do have a heat advisory. that's 11 am-8 pm. some toasty numbers. by the coast, we are still doing -- dealing with 60s and 70s. there are a lot of 40s. woodside at 46. it's close for stanford and menlo park. montero has dipped to 49th and pacifica, half moon bay, ma speech, all it 50, degrees. low clouds continuing to hang on. office san francisco, parts of the city. not all. san mateo-santa cruz coast, north of that is clear. it should take care of this fog. but it could be a tall order. it wants to stick and stay there. there isn't much of a breeze. there is a west at sfo. 49 the water temp of the day, babe houy. that is really cold. the fog is rari

f enforcement is part of the program and we want to make sure to the extent that we grant a permit anweave appropriate mechanisms in place whether confiscating scooters or taking the permit. we don't want to get there, but we need to be able to give the public assurance that in granting access that we are going to enforce the conditions of the permits that we established. one of our great partners and enforcement in the public right-of-way and really in the management is san francisco public works and we worked with them in the permit program and application and will continue to work with them as this plays out. i would like to pass the mic. to our director of public work. >> i am excited that we are putting a pilot permit program in place as many of you know when these scooters handed in our secretos in fran, we have been working really hard to try and make sure that at least they are following some kind or order and since they handed we have had to pick up over 500 scooters on the streets that have been parked inappropriately, means not put in a safe place and created trip and falls o

conversations on monday the time with the japanese prime minister and the south korean leader to let them anw that he will provide update with them once this meeting concludes. in 45 minutes, a one hour bilateral meeting followed by a larger meeting. then, a luncheon at 11:30 eastern time. your expectations for this historic summit. -- max is joining us from miami beach on the republican line. hello -- >> hello, i think what happened was crazy. i did not think it was going to happen. two weeks ago, he hopes were looking very bad. i think obama tried so hard to do this meeting but i cannot believe trump got it. they were calling each other names. they were trash talking each other. i think it is a great move for the two countries. >> thank you for the call. pleading, news of his senior economic adviser the larry,r of the council, had a heart attack. he is at the medical center outside of washington dc. no word on his condition but the president pleading that out less than one hr ago. is joining us on the democrat line. call because it is a great first step. we do not want to see a nuclear war.

the tax bill is excellent to small busins gs lot of relief anwe desperately know that. still behind the overall national economy and the tax bill. the last parties don't forget the ancillary benefit as the tax bill increases people's 401(k)s, added bonuses for people, wages increase. and there's more jobs. all of those things are benefit we cannot forget about. my opponoted outdated gave an example of a family making $90,000 a year and they lost money on the first version of the bill. the bill tha passed when you run the numbers come in they save money on the tax plan and that's why would've voted for it. >> if i may that's not true. a police officer, school nurse, teacher cover firefighter will see a tax increase. new york, new jersey and california will pay for those for the rest of the country. the president called the replacement plan by the republicans from the house median. i voted against it and here's why both the president and i thought this was a terrible replacement plan. we wouldn't have needed a replacement plan, but my opponent voted for obama obamacare se

anwe keep the heat going right on beyond the weekend a there. t that. monday 96, tuesday 94.of july forecast looks like more dry than wet. i'll leave a sntty sto there but 93 degrees looks hot for the fourth. that's a check of the forecast. erin is back with r theoads. you've been busy all morning erin. i feel bad for you. >> it's been a busy day mike. we hav an overturned tractor-trailer tv's all over 370 westbound ramp to 270 southbound. anlot of debris to cle up. 370 westbound remains oh, it just reopened. look at that, mike. do you see that? justreopened. >> good timing. >> they were able to move that over to the shoulder. love that dramatic leadup. traffic is starting to move by that that point. now, unfortunately we're also dealing with a new crash in burke. fairfax county parkway northbound at lee chapel road and then 66 is still at speed. ucis is ah more pleasant report right now.re delays a starting to ease on 95 northund right now. earlier construction coming up from fredericksburg cleared. we had someay biggers by virginia 3. once you get into dale city you're nice

. >> questlove: 8-8-2.d >> steve: anw, here he is, jimmy fallon! ♪ [ cheers and applause ] j my: oh, my goodness. that's a hot crowd. welcome, welcome, welcome, e, welcome, welcome, welcome, welcome to -- welcome to "the tonight show." thanyou very much. [ cheers and applause ] thank you for being here. thank you for watching. all right, guys, last night, after months of build-up, president trump finall with north korean leader kim jong-un in singapore. it really seemed like they got along well. here they are meeting for the first time. >> jimmy: that is the -- that is theistoric moment when they realized they both get their haircuts from the same weed whacker. [ laughter ] isn't that amazing? >> steve: wow. >> jimmy: it was a big deal. they shook hds. they said "hello" and then they whispered, "i can't believe that ihop is now international r house ofrs. [ laughter ] ihob? what?" yep, they seemed pretty onmfortable with each other. kim placed his hanrump's back at one point. look at this. [ light laughter ] seems friendly but i'm not sure that kim

would not this have been better o anwe did not hrs ago or 15 worry about noha successful meeting like today? i still love my first interview with you, david. i still have that interview. go ahead. thank you. >> [indiscernible] pres. trump: thank you. withere is a second summit chairman kim jong-un, would it be in pyongyang? or washington? pres. trump: we have not set th up. ill probably need another one. we are much further along than i thought, i have told people, i did not want to build up hopes too much, i told people i thought, this would be a successful meeting if we got along, we developed a relationship and we could have maybe gotten to this point in three or four months. it happened very quickly. a lot of that was because of the foundation put down before we met. a lot of things happened very fast. we did not have -- as an example -- bringing back the remains, that was not one of the things on our agenda. i brought that up at the very end because so many people have talked to me about it. i brought it up at the very end. he was really very gracious, instead of saying well, let

becomes anw, if that issue, and that's one of the things that erdogan would have weigh -- if that washe could win this election, you never know. maybe it's one of the things considered.e but there's risk associated with that, because you can't take it there would bet no public backlash against something like that. >> it's interesting. chart the path that turkey has taken over the last and years in particular, the political instability, the coup we saw a couple of years on the mediakdown and on opposition in particular, solve some oftion that uncertainty and the volatility either way? either w he wins and we see him hee a five-year term, or if doesn't win, we move forward on to something else and we sort of some of the uncertainty we've seen in recent times. >> i think you've hit it. way i see it. the a lot of people think there's going to be problems almost no matter what happens. of the --now, one erdogan has been so passionate about taking control this way. been driven by this goal, really since the protests the corruption allegations, all the way back in 2013. a constanten electora

arnold schwarzenegger, but let's remember, because of the federal reserve, he's basically roided out anw long does that last for? >> it could last for a good long while. the question is what happens on the other side of that and whether it even matters to you all sitting in front of me here that you even think abo that or just ai said, it's a get while the getting is good and get as much as you can before all bets are off. >> totally worried about a recession. i totally worry about it but it's timing of it, right i think it's more like a 2020 event. and not a 20 i'm going to have to reposition my portfolio in 2019 if i think a recession is coming in 2020 for sure but i don't think given the momentum, scott, it was 1.5 trillion dollars in tax cuts spendinglion in government we didn't even get an frastructure program if you get that, that could extend it. the biggest piece of this whole story is cap-x, we're now getting cap-x up 7% in the first quarter. if that leads to productivity and lowers your unit labor cost, you can extend the cycle and that's is very, very powerful. not to be under

he sat down with his press secry'ets father, mike huckabee, for anw.nterv >> do you think the country is giving us their finest? are they givins the sarah huckabees of the world? i don't think so. i don't think so. they're giving us rough, tough people. and we want merit. we don't want that. >> with president trump's zero tolerance policy in place, adults will likely be prosecuted. it is unclear what the long term plan is. >>> and that zero toleranc policy turned one 19-year-old's job into an ordeal athe northe border with canada. last month, two border officers arrested the woman. she claims she accidentlyo crossed i washington state while on a jog on the beach in british columbia. spent two weeks immigration detention center in state of w whington. thean's mother called that arrest unfair saying there were no signs warning of the border. >>> 6:36. let's turn our attention to local politics and races in maryland are esday. several candidates are trying to drum up support. democratic hopeful ben jealous gave out ice cream. ben cohen pucalso helped. and

. >> while you point out, anwe all understand how important china is to that and i sort of dove tailsat you said earlier, andrew, about schultz's views on trade, which he addressed in his interview with you. >> right. >> take a listen >> we are in a trade battle here that i do not understand our problem is not china our problem is here in the u.s we have a $21 trillion debt. we're paying $400 billion of interest these are things that are unsustainable. >> so, open markets and deficit hat you meant when you said moving to the center, relative to the pay lf >> i think there's no question, relative to the democratic party, he is much closer to the center than where bernie sanders or elizabeth warren or whomever you think is going to emerge in the party. you know, obviously, i think there's probably a bigger question, which is if joe biden in the democratic party emerges, how that changes the dynamic for anybody who's thinking about this and whether other ceos emerge as well but i do think just listening and hearing him talk about china, hearing him talk about the trade war, hearing him t

patients, as their latest decision makes abundantly clear, democrats have never stopped fighting for them anwe are not going to stop now. we remain dedicated to working towards commonsense solutions thatelp bringur hlth care costs down and begin to fix some of this damage that's been done by president trump. we actually had a bipartisan deal that would accomplishhat goal but unfortunately republican leaders made clear from the start they'reot interested in lowering premiums, theye not interested in stabilizing our marketplace, and they're not interested in fixing this problem. instead, they are interested in helping special interests. they're interested in donors. and they're interested in catering to the extreme right. despite their move to throw a wrench in our important bipartisan work, i want you to know democrats are at the table. we'll be here all of august ready to work to fix this for families in washington state, across the country. i hope going forward that cooler heads will prevail and republicans will return to the table and join us on finding solutions to lower patients' costs and

anw, when congress has o , thetunity to decide republicans in the house will n't no, congress shouldcide. cc the chairman of the f has his convictions and what he has done is right for america and will stand up for a vote in the congress, he ought to pick up the phone and call speaker ryan and say schedule us for a vote in the house and let's see what the representatives of the american people say. watch the communicators tonight at 8:00 eastern on c-span2. this week, live coverage from the u.s.-north korea summit starting tonight. join washington journal tuesday and wednesday morning for analysis and,. watch live on c-span in c-span.org. c-span, where history unfolds daily. 1979, c-span was created as a public service by america's cable television companies. today, we continue to bring you unfiltered coverage of congress, the white house, the supreme court, and public policy events in washington, d.c. and around the country. c-span is brought to you by your cable or satellite provider. washington journal continues. our table this morning, the special inspector general for afghanista

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