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stay with "eyewitness news" on air and online a cbsphilly.com and a local ap on this breaking news story a lighter note, a 1,000 pound pig escapes a massachusetts farm. officer henry says georgetown police received a call for a loose pig but he had no idea what to expect. he encountered an enormous creature standing in the middle of someone and front lawn. >> out of the corner of my eyes i saw this giant figure and that's when i saw this huge pig. i was not getting out of the cruiser >> he said because of the small town police were able to find someone who knew where the pig was from, the owner said he'll have to work on better securing bruno. that's the pig's name in the future. >>> chelsea. how is the forecast looking >>> we're going to get a break from the humidity. catch is we have to deal with strong to severe thunderstorms. looking at a high temperature around 87. by the afternoon, we'll see sunshine returning, a break from the humidity. lower humidity ends wednesday with a high of 84, 88 thursday and really no extreme heat in the seven-day forecast. which is good news. >> for chel

so tune in to cashin' in every week and get real news on economy, on the jobs, the jobs outlook ap war on terror and crazy communist dictators or tune into the others that deal in with fake news and how muc >> lou: good evening, everybody. president trump today announced a decision sure to rattle globalist and environmental extremist and left wing know nothing that care little about the unfair or destructive consequences of the paris agreement and our way of life. president trump reached out to the tems and envio in renegotiating the paris accord or leading with him a now agreement that is

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on it. what i was told and it was so interesting they were able to get the college board to create a new computer science apxam. the original one was only java. the new test is a survey course. you are learning a programming linkage. the implications of what you are learning. i believe that there were 55,000 kids that actually took it. they took it this year. i don't remember the exact percentage of growth but it was much greater than the original computer science exam. a lot of it was about the college they were showing them how they affect our lives. the impact of it. is not just learning a language appealing that they do like to feel connected to the rest of the world. we do enjoy that. and it's important for us to understand. you want to make that connection between what you are learning and how you actually apply it. it's just at the beginning of this. i can't wait to see what happens in ten to 15 years and that's what we wrote the book. thank you so much for joining us. we appreciate it. look to be tapes hundreds of other programs throughout the country all year long. here's a look at some of the even

watch it live on our fox 5 facebook page as well as our youtube channel also on fox5dc.com and on the fox 5 news ap. >>> president trump is naming the man he wants to take over the fbi the day before the former fbi director heads to the hill. christopher wray has been nominated as the new fbi director, wray served as a justice department official in the george w bush administration, and as new jersey governor chris christie's lawyer during the now infamous bridgegate investigation. house republicans say the selection seems like a good choice. and we'll take a closer look at this just ahead at 5at630. tweet us your thoughts, using 5at630, then look for your tweet on our political show coming up next. >>> let's talk about the weather. if you like cooler temperatures, enjoy it. while it lasts. >> summer will be in full force before you know it. gary mcgrady isn't here to talk about that. gary, what are we looking at >> next week, looks like we're going to have a full fledged heat wave and it could be for five temperatures and the feels like temperature, the heat index way up in the upper 90's and low

you can monitor it on the ebsite and our radio ap p, you can see it on television, on the main channel c-span live today 3:00. new jersey is next, this is that the united states should stay. dori from new jersey. good morning. thank you for having me. umber one, i really think that we should stay, because it shows leadership ability of our country. two, if we stay in the program, we are protecting our generations, especially our children. businessese, our big in our country do not want us to agreement. number four, i really don't understand how the president the first h -- in place. host: as far as big business the of open letter to president regarding the paris agreement in the papers today. is sandra, representative apple, hewlett straus, calling to stay.resident indiana.m columbus, caller: yeah, the reason i think united d pull out, the the s has been -- since '70s and as far as donating of dollars, we already do that. any time a country is in united states is fir first. you know, we take care of other too, you know. we don't have to have this agreement. thank you. can continue to give your thoughts off the ph

you know if you hear it on ap, reuters, nbc news, abc and, even then double check.a media sometimes picking up. the "new york times" reprinted clinton cash. double check the sources of news, publisher credible information. most powerful information sharing medium right now is facebook. it is the most powerful information sharing medium. where do people get what they put on facebook? traditional media, blogs or fake news? share only sound, credible information in all of your various social networks. if you do those things that i think we will be five. >> you can watch this other programs online at booktv.org. >> here's a look at some of the books being published this week. >> look for these titles and bookstores this coming week and watch for many of the authors in the near future on booktv on c-span2. >> [inaudible conversations] >> good afternoon, everyone. my name is jennifer levasseur,, and the curator here in the smithsonian museum and want to welcome all of you to what's new in

on fox 5 starting at 10:00 tomorrow, if you can't be near as well as youtube and on fox5dc.com as well as the fox 5 news ap. a lot of places to watch this tomorrow >> there's no to excuse. >> another place to watch it coming up in a moment. >>> let's talk with gary mcgrady get the latest on our weather there. gary? >> reporter: couple of showers moving through, most of this is cleared dc. and the clouds have been stubborn, just stayed in place all day long that's kept temperatures in the 60's and i think temperatures will calm down tonight and get down into the 50's area-wide, some places will be flirting with the upper 40's, 67 degrees at 7:00 maybe a shower or two lingering, 9:0064, a possibility of a shower, a sprinkle wouldn't surprise me even into the late evening hour, it does look like we'll start a drying trend overnight tonight. clouds in places definitely been a little gloomy. not one of our best but enjoy the next couple days, 75 tomorrow with sound and clouds, then we turn up the heat saturday, 88, sunday, 94 and next week, middle 90's, by monday, tuesday 10 wednesday of next week. not only wil

we will bring it to you on air here on cbs3 and on line at cbsphilly.com and the cbs local ap. >>> time is 5:35. and in business newsch companies are in a slump >> henna daniels joins us from the new york stock exchange with the details. good morning, henna. >> good morning, ladies, on wall street tech companies continue and the nasdaq is on democrat. yesterday the dow lost 14, nasdaq fell by 29. nike is cutting 1400 jobs. it will focus on of the hottest selling sneakers and cut the number of styles. plans to shell more shoes directly to customers online. sales of performance sneakiers were flat. >>> for years we walked into retail stores only to pull out phone, compare prices, many do that on amazon. the retail giant filed a patent to stop you from comparing prices of their items on store shelves, as amazon moves ahead as opening actual brick and mortar zones it has secured a pattern that will intercept certain urles making sure you don't compare prices to others. cal kellogg cereals is hoping to cement its relationship with millennials. do whatever make you say happy campaign to target generation y consumers with

we have the update on the new report from san francisco about allege apings of racial bias in the criminal we will take a look at the claims that the race of a defendant affects how they are treated. >> legislation of this type almost always takes longer than any else would hope. >> for us it's never beenable about the timeline but about getting the best piece of legislation that helps the most americans. >> republicans come um short on votes for the new health care bill forcing a delay of the action until after the 4th of july holiday. mornings on 2 continues. >> this is mornings on 2. >>> welcome back. thank you for joining us. if you are just waking up nice day today. wednesday june 28th. i'm pam cook. >> i'm dave clark. its cooler today. >> it's good to me. you can verify that. >> are you just waking up. are you fortunate. >> yes. >> yes. >> little cooler. it's a little cooler. good sleeping weather. >> the breeze kickingn. the low clouds are there. tommy -- just wrote me on facebook and said i missed the heat. don't you worry. the heat will come back. i promise. not so much today. inl

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jury reaches a decision, we will bring it to you on air here on cbs3 and on line at cbsphilly.com as well as the cbs local ap. >>> newhis morning, philadelphia police are searching for a gunman after a man shot in the chest happened on the 5,000 block of germantown avenue around 12:30 this morning, the man was also shot in the leg. officials say about ten witnesses were near the victim at the time of the shooting. >>> an elderly woman is targeted in broad daylight. police need your help finding her attacker. on june 1st, the 82-year-old woman being followed in mayfair, the suspect grabbed the parurse. the victim injured her elbow. if you have information police want to hear from you >>> in atlantic city the search resumes for two missing swimmers, there's an reported missing while swimming near martin luther king boulevard. police, firefighters and the coast guard joined in the search. >>> a judge scheduled to announce his verdict today in the trial of a massachusetts woman charged with encouraging her boyfriend to kill himself. michelle carter could face up to 20 years in prison if convicted of involuntary manslaugh

on the choice to fire comey and his own role in that decision. rod rosenstein telling the ap if there is a need for me to recuse i will. gloria riviera, abc news, washington. >>> abc 7 news on the golden gate bridge where people marched against gun violence as part of the wear orange campaign. demonstrators walked from san francisco to marin and back calling for a change to gun laws. >> we live in a country where we have 90 people a day shot by guns. 33,000 a year. we have more gun deaths, 20 times more gun deaths than any other first world country. we can and should do better. >> the wear orange campaign started by friend of the chicago teenager killed in 2013. they chose orange because it is the color that hunters wear in the woods to protect themselves from gunfire. >> in richmond, all lanes of cutting boulevard are open after a driver hit and killed a man crossing the street. it happened just before 10:00 this morning at south 16th street. the driver, stayed at the scene and is cooperating with police. the victim has not been identified. >> now to new details on the killing of an australian tourist in san francisco. police have just announ

new york city celebrates pride week. on saturday night the moody blews open the 9th season of the hollywood bowl. ♪ . >>> and lord release as new album mellow drama. >>> here apeek ahead. >>> sunday is the opening of the boston symphony season at massachusetts. monday president trump meets with pan mainian president at the white house. georgialy sixth congressional district. wednesday is the summer solstice and the longest day of the year. thursday is the day of the 2017 national basketball association draft at new york's barkley center. friday is the annual world you g goliest dog contest. saturday is the start of san francisco pride weekend. >>> that is charlie rose the week, before we go, we want to note the passing of helmet cole elected in 1982, the longest serving chancellor of west germany. he was 87 years old. i'm jeff lor. see you next time. >>> visit online at pbs.org. captioning sponsored by rose communications captioned by media access group a >> rose: welcome to the program. we begin with jeff glor's conversation about i.s.i.s. and reports russian airstrikes may have killed the leader of i.s.i.s. abu bakr al-baghdadi. he talked to investigative r

on. remember, you can track the forecast with our free nbc bay area ap. click on the weather tab to get updates for where you live. >>> and new tonight, an investigation into the discovery of a body in san jose's like almaden. it was found saturday morning. the lake is in south san jose near the almaden expressway. is the report came in initially as a medical call but aren't saying too much more about the person they found or or the cause of death. >>> traffic tied up for hours tied up after a deadly crash. the driver of the convertible lost control on highway 21 west of napa. the car ended up rolling down a hill, killing the driver. investigators say they're not sure what led up to the crash. >> the driver in his 60s was traveling northbound on state route 121 and for an unknown reason he crossed into the outbound lanes of 121 off the shoulder into some trees and down an embankment. >> one car crashed, nobody else hurt. chp officers shut down several lanes of 121 to investigate causing a massive backup. traffic now back to normal. >>> the congregation of an east bay church gathered to pray tod today after the church was a ta

another told abc news they voted 10-two to convict cosby on two counts. juror who spoke anonymously to the ap confirmed that vote but said that three jurors later change their mind. trial ended saturday in a mistrial. coming up on "eyewitness news" at 6:00 how conduct in the cosby trial courtroom has spark another investigation. meanwhile representatives for bill cosby say that they are fielding requests for the 79 year-old entertainer to go on a public speaking tour about the justice system. representatives say the request have come from churches and other organizations, including at least one right here in philadelphia. >>> well, it is day three of the philadelphia d.a. seth williams federal corruption trial to day the prosecution called a man to testify, who allegedly benefited from favors in exchange for gifts, to williams. our david spunt was in the courtroom all day long and joins us from federal court in center city to break down all of the days developments, david? >> reporter: ukee, very big day to day, federal prosecutors say that seth williams used his mother's nursing home money f

news at 11. right now at 11, storm d winds and driving rain did to one local neighborhood. an ap rage murder. she loved everybody. you can ask anybody. she love everybody. new details about the death of a northern virginia teenager and why her family believed she was targeted. and failing the grade . accusations of widespread corruption in prince george's county schools. asking the teacher t to change the grade. tonight teachers and parents are speaking out about a story you saw first on fox5. your news starts now. we have a developing story off the top, the national weather service has confirmed that a tornado made a maryland neighborhood this afternoon. i'm sarah simmons in for shawn and i'm tony perkins. fox5's marina maracco went to get a look at the damage and joins us now. here on the ground it's all consistent with tornado watch naddic activity. you see

according to reports, aps to co six lexus suvs leased from hertz. shares of hertz popped 13% on the newso 1083. apple shares fell fractionally to 145.82. >>> real estate investment trust store capital said berkshire hathaway took a nearly 10% stake in the company, worth almost worth $400 million. store said the new investment positions it for growth. shares r1 1% on the news. the pan dora ceo may step away from the company he founded. according to recode, westergram plans to leave the music streaming giant but will likely remain in his role until a replacecement is found. pandora shares up 2% to $8.46. >>> it's been three years since seattle approved raising its minimum wage to $15 an hour for lower paid workers but a new report out today from the universi says the increased minimum wage is having an opposite effect and is actually hurting workers. mark long is one of the co-authors of the study and professor of public policy and governance at the university of washington. and he joins us to talk more about that. welcome. it's a pleasure to have you here, mark. >> thank you for having me

on it. and what i was told that i thought was to interesting was that they were able to get the college board to create a new computer science ap so the original cs ap exam was only java. you had to learn java, and you were tested on that, and that was it. the new test a survey course. so you're learning a programming language, but you're actually understanding the societal impact and implications of the cold that you're learning. the code that you're learning. and i believe, i may have the number wrong, but i believe there were 55,000 kids -- it's a new test. this is the first year they offered it. 55,000 kids took it this year, and i don't remember the exact percentage of girls, but it was much greater than the original ap computer science exam. so part of it is also, like we were saying earlier about the college women, is showing women how technology affects our lives, the impact of it. so it's not just learn aring a language, but it's also appealing to, you know, women do like to feel connected to the rest of the world. we are caregivers. we, you know, we do enjoy that. and it's important for us to understand. it's like the

one local neighborhood. an ap parent road rage murder. she loved everybody. you can ask anybody. she love everybody. new details about the death of a northern virginia teenager and why her family believed she was targeted. and failing the grade . accusations of widespread corruption in prince george's county schools. asking the teacher t to change the grade. tonight teachers and parents are speaking out about a story you saw first on fox5. your news starts now. we have a developing story off the top, the national weather service has confirmed that a tornado made a maryland neighborhood this afternoon. i'm sarah simmons in for shawn and i'm tony perkins. fox5's marina maracco went to get a look at the damage and joins us now. here on the ground it's all consistent with tornado watch naddic activity. you see of the way of debris and damage you'll see just how bad the damage is here in four corners. you'll see all the caved in roof . this is one of two homes condemned here tonight. the side wall there appears to be off its foundation and two of the family members inside that home at the time of the tornado

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on that story. >>> also, new investigations by the ap and human rights watch. detail potential serious abuses at a secret prison network in yemen. the rorgtd reveals that hundreds of people are detained throughout at least 18 facilities, which are run by the uae and yemeni forces and include an airport, military bases, ports, private villas, and a nightclub. the prisoners there routinely tortured with methods reportedly including, but not limited to heavy beating, and that includes the use of weapons being blind-folded for weeks, electric shocks, sexual abuses, foot cane and a method referred to as the grill where victims are tied to a spit and spun in a circle of fire. one former detainee tells the a.p., "i would die and go to hell rather than go back to this prison. if it was bin laden, they would not do this. the a.p. reports that the united states, a close security ally with the uae, has participated in interrogations in yemen, though no witnesses or detainees say that american forces were involved in torture abuses." senior american defense says u.s. force

outlook ap war on terror and crazy communist dictators or tune into the others that deal in with fake news and how muc >> lou: good evening, everybody. president trump today announced a decision sure to rattle globalist and environmental extremist and left wing know nothing that care little about the unfair or destructive consequences of the paris agreement and our way of life. president trump reached out to the tems and envio in renegotiating the paris accord or leading with him a now agreement that is affordable and respecting america business. and the president plainly putting america first and after all, that is why he was elected our president. fox news correspondent john roberts. >> reporter: he slammed the parsis deal as bad for america. and he said he will not stand for. >> in order to fulfill my solemn duty to protect america and its citizens, the united states will withdraw from the paris climate accord>> reporter: he put the world and congress on notice. >> i am willing to work with democratic leaders to negotiate our way back into paris under the terms that are fair to the unit

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on regular duty yet. that caused tra datic scene in the new york sitty beach where two sisters were dragged away by a powerful rip current. one saved by apee officer who dropped his gear and ran into the water to pull her to safety. the other was rescued by a woman managed to pull her to shore. shore. then surfers rescued a good sa mare than tried to help and ended up needing to be rescued. >> the in chicago's, different kind of rescue. this dog jumped out of one of the cars to get a dlining from lake michigan. fell in. and luckily. the animal's rescue pulled the drog rig dog right now. frying to find the owner. still don't know where the dog's owner its. but he is happy and refreshed. >> yeah. >> probably no longer thirsty. >> quenched thirst. >> coming up right here. strawberry shortcake challenge. why there is a croissant challenge in all places, france. >> but first the latest from the trial of bill cosby. jurors dismissed after a night of deliberations. the comedian could face the rest of his life behind bars if convicted. >> remember to fom low us and get our updates on face book. wnnfans.com. we have the updates on the london situa

one. >> reporter: they wowed developers with a new platform to make augmented realty apps. among them this 10-year-old who invented five appingwing them to ceo tim cook. >> it was amazing. when i showed him my apps, he was really -- he was astonished. >> reporter: besides the new things unveiled today, apple made another big announcement. former first lady michelle obama will be speaking to developers tomorrow how they can make an impact on the world. abc7 news. >> you saw janine spoke with the youngest developer, he was 10. now meet the oldest, she is 82. she was frustrated with the lack of mobile games that catered to older people and she created her own. based on the japanese doll festival that celebrates the health of girls. she first started using computers when she was 60. she says technology is her new hobby. >>> google's parent company alphabet is closing in on the record value hitting a new high north of $1,000. that puts alphabet's value at $680 billion, second only to apple more than $800 billion. the mountain view-based company is benefitting from advertising dollars from google's search engine. >>> being tiny, ib

ape appreciate you being out on the streets trying to have poj knowledge of this. >> and the fbi is saying tonight they he identify the suspect. live tonight in arlington. marina marraco "fox5 local news". >> crisis ace certificated has the world about the man arrested today trump hotel in d.c. of. >>> an assault style riverle and handgun and ammunition inside the vehicle's hotel damage. they got a notice mold was on its way to d.c. and carrying firearms. he's expected to be in court tomorrow. >> tonight, new dashcam and memorial day arrests and shows the mouments after starting sleep in vehicle and side of road and series of sew trycy khaiingts he was mumbling and a breathe lieser proffered he was not shaking. his condition was precipitation medications. >> new tonight, pool season is officially under wear but northern virginia closed. at times kristin leon is risky. >> good evening, residents at the barkley kondz min yums they're anxiously waiting to hop in polls and the only problem they say is on yesterday and we're told the lifeguards they have here. >> with summer right around the korper all eva can think about is jumping into that pool. >> it feeltz like the ocean and feels lik

the ap reports is there wasn't information to conclude beyond what the intelligence already knows. >>> one juror told abc news10 of the 12 jurors agreed that cosby was get on the first and third felony accounts. the two hold outs were apparently not changing their minds no matter what. the hung jury led to a mistrial. cosby will be retried in the coming months. >>> his name is anthony wilkenson, he's 70, and he just got his high school diploma. >> i would like to encurling them, and show them concern that someone cares. >> whether it's at school. >> step back one moment. >> or at his home, anthony read something out of of this book. a program he created to he present kids from making the same mistake he did. >> he would like to help and save, and enrich their life. >> reporter: his dad walked out on his family at a young age and wilkenson dropped out of school in the 9th grade. he turn today life on the street. >> i stuck a needle in my arm in 1964. i come up in the juvenile system. from there, i drugged, i jailed, i stoled, i robbed. i took things which i didn't really care. >> reporter: addicted to heroin,

news" as we stay up to date on the shooting in alexandria virginia. coverage continues online any time at cbsphilly.com and the cbs local ap. >>> the search for two georgia prison escape is accused of killing prison guards is over. 43-year-old donnie russell row and 24-year-old ricky debose killed two guards tuesday. the escapees were captured near shell beeville thursday after fire phl rounds >> they ran on foot until they came across a home. the homeowner stepped out and held the people there by gunpoint until another name came to assist him. >> the pair face state and federal charges in tennessee. they will be returned to george >>> a trump administration official said the announcement could happen as early as ukes week. movement is an an effort to break a stale mate. the employment will be the largest of american manpower under the trump presidency. he also plans to announce a resisted cuba policy aimed at stopping the cash flow to the military and security services. the u.s. will, however, maintain diplomatic relations and allow americans to travel there on u.s. airlines and crews ships as organized tours. the president will make his announcement th

. >>> coming up on fox 5 local news news morning, the girl scouts of america plans to make sure its member can safely navigate cyber space. >>> and potential deadly heat. >>> here ap live look at 4:51. 71 is the temps. back in a moment. >>> 4:53. crews are battling brush fire, which have been breaking out in california and across parts of the west. forcing evacuations in some area, firefighters are battling two brush fires in and around los angeles county. in utah, a large wildfire destroyed at least one home, dozens of wildfires also presents across southwest. to dc. security deceased after they went into the white house. tourists still crowd the sidewalks now that donald trump is president. >>> girl scouts will learn all about cyber bullying and online security. to encourage girls in in particular field, it's the fist of 18 new badges the girl scouts are announcing for next fall. >>> it's the zip trip count down. we will be in annapolis. come on out, friday june 23rd from 6:00 to 11:00 p.m. i'll be there along with tucker and steve and we would love for you to be there too. please come on out and say hello. it will be gorgeous. >>> let's talk to gary mcgrady. st

ap. right there on your phone. >>> a motorcyclist roars right through people lying in the streets in san francisco. happened today as demonstrators protested the senate's new health care bill. terry mcsweeney is live at 7th and mission where it happened. as we saw the protesters had to have been scared and shaken up. >> reporter: they were shaken and they were scared. they were lying down in the street right here on 7th in front of the federal building between mission and market. all of a sudden, a motorcycle comes the wrong way down 7th street coming right at them, revving his engine. let's see it again. a protest at the senate's health care bill was interrupted by a man on a red motorcycle. >> a guy on a motor psych came through and looked like he was about to run people down. and so people had to run and get out of the way, and it added, you know, it was terrifying. >> reporter: the die-in was to show the health care which they believe will cut $800 billion from medicaid could prove deadly. >> it's horrible people are there saying we have to put a stop to something that's going to kill people and in that moment, people were worried about their lives. >>

. >> i'm confident that if these new strategies are ap applied we're going to see a significantly better result and certainly people onative leave for less amount of time. and hopefully if not, not necessarily less reporting because again, we talked about the fact we want folks to report. but more of that being dealt with at the school level and at the administrative level and less escalated to long term administrative leave issues. >> we approached dr. maxwell and asked if he wanted to comments on discussions today and he declined to do so. school members and staff continue to work on new policies and procedures and they should be done and final by july 1. national harbor national harbor, lindsey watts, "fox5 local news". >> investigators in prince george county trying to identify three people wanted in connection with a theft. happened back may 15 laurel at medical office building van houseen road. it shows two men and women lingering in the lobby nearly two hours. investigators think they were casing for possible victims. the video captured one person person using a woman's stolen credit card. >> more reported car

ap? nbc nightly news also apparently filled with fear and sanctimonious nonsense of its own. it refused to report on retweet by president trump about fears of a new terrorist attack in london over the weekend. nbc argued this, quote, the info is unconfirmed, end quote. of course, the president was right. the attack was absolutely terrorism. the president was right, as he has been in every instance when he has declared an act to be radical islamist terrorism, and nbc news, as is too often the case, was wrong. nbc in the grip of its own special struggle with reality, was forced to issue a correction after falsely claiming that russian president poout putin, quote, does not deny having compromising information on president trump during an interview. it was exactly that that he declared. it's a nasty psychotic behavior with reza who is supposed to be reporting on religious affairs and went on president trump. and they commented on the show that azlan is not a cnn show that they contract the show and is not therefore a cnn employee and adding quote, that kind of discourse is never appropriate. cnn defini

news on the effort to repeal and replace obamacare. congressional sources saying, the president told senate republicans the bill passed by the house was quote, mean, according to ap late today. what have you learned from the white house. >> david, the bill also said that the bill the senate is working on should be more generous. tonight, david from the white house, no denial but sources telling me they won't comment about rumors, about private conversations they may or may not have happened. >> cecilia, the senate version, the president is hoping is quote, more generous. >>> next to the other major headline at this hour, the american student on his way home right now. after being released from captivity by the north korean. otto warmbier sentenced. his parents have been begging for his return. their son was in a coma for more than a year. here's terry moran. >> reporter: this afternoon, the medevac plane bringing back otto back, his 17-month nightmare in north korea finally over. his release coming after secret talks in oslo between u.s. and north korean officials and the revelation last week that he's in a coma. it all began with this incident. warmbier allegedl

also breaking news on the effort to alpeep rnd congressional sources saying, the president told senate republicans that the bill passed by the house was quote, mean, this according to the ap late today. what have you learned he tom white house on this front? >> david, the president also said that the bill the senate is working on should be "more generous." tonight, david, from the white here are telling me they won't private conversations that they may or may not have happened. >> all right, cecilia, the senate version, the president is hoping i quote, mo >>> next to the other major headline at this hour, the american student on his way home right now. captivity by the north koreans, otto warmbier sentenced to 15 years hard labor. for crimes againstorof nfense,t poster to take home as a souvenir. his parents have been begging for his return. and since then, learning just last week that, their son had been in a coma for more than a year. here's terry moran. >> reporter: this afternoon, the medevac plane bringing otto back to t down in alaska, en route home to cincinnati. his 17-month nightmare in norts lea asrekoe coming after secret talks in oslo between u.s. and north ko

author of the new book "destined for war: can america and china escape the ?"ap if you want to know why -- is trending on twitter, you have to credit him. captured theas imagination on both sides of the pacific. even before his book was out. we will ask our panelists today to give us a few words at the beginning on how they conceptualize u.s.-china relations from their relative vintage points. where is this headed. . start with you. >> thank you very much for this opportunity. lens that concept or helps us understands the relation between the u.s. and china today. i think there is. we are trying to look through the noise of the day, whether it climate going from me pact or missile tests or potential conflict in the south china sea. becoming -- we look through that to the structural and even sub-structural reality. rising poweris a threatening to disrupt. helps ishat picture put the rest of the things in place. the notcept is called trap but theaham trap.ides in 12 of the cases, the outcome was more. and for the cases, the outcome was averted. as i argue in the book, business as usual, in this case i beli

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