archer, and mr. mckay, what kind of effect does that have on taxpayers when they usually cannot fill it out some plea for that reason -- simply for that reason? hon. archer: i have always been in opposition to the alternative minimum tax. it made no sense. it was not good tax policy. , had it continued to be in place without change, it would have generated more income tax revenue than the regular income tax. to me, that do not make any sense. i think you're absolutely right. i hope you can do away with the alternative minimum tax. if you do, you'll do a service for the country. chairman: mr. mckay? mr. mckay: thank you, congressman. complexity in the tax code comes in many forms. i mentioned before this happened up -- there's half a dozen different terms for dependent . there are more opportunities for simple find the tax code that would probably ruled for an in the eventual tax bill that comes out of congress. whatever congress decides about any particular provision like the alternative minimum tax

i don't have nothing. >> having tobacco could delay archer's release.ince officers have only found reresidue, she will not fe any consequences. >> she will not go back outside until she leaves on friday, and that will be the end of it because there is no contraband right now in this bra. maybe she doesn't want to leave. maybe she wants to stay. that might be one of the reasons too. she's afraid to leave here, so she's trying to self-sabotage herself. >> coming up, big developments for three suffolk county inmates. >>> hey! [ bleep ] >> inmates at boston's suffolk county jail often refer to the disciplinary segregation unit as the box. but for a handful of inmates, time in the box does nothing to deter their behavior. >> i can't help you man, you know? >> in those cases, the jail has one other more drastic option. it can transfer them to another jail in a neighboring county. >> we'll accept inmates from other facilities who are having issues in their populations and vice versa. what we try to do is give them a fresh start. we'll send the classification d

you are on with bill archer. go ahead. caller: good morning. on tax reform, we have been hearing since ronald reagan, trickle-down economics, it has never worked, a consumer-based economy needs consumers to have money in their pockets. as far as health insurance, it is obsolete. insurerera for-profit to pay for my health care, which would cut into the profits, is ridiculous. we need a single-payer system where everybody pays in and everybody benefits. that would be my comment. guest: well, that is a position that a lot of people feel today. i do not think you are by yourself. the problem is is what is on the other side. when we began to get estimates of the cost of a single-payer system, it just goes through the roof. they tried to do it in california, and they found that they absolutely cannot afford it. i think they were looking at something like over $1 trillion in one state for the cost. so everything has a cost. and you mentioned the fact that there are in shares in -- there is insurance that might have to bear part of the cost, and even o

hartnett returns fire shooting archer, archer has confessed saying he did it in the name of islam. today at 9:00 a.m. archer is scheduled to have a pretrial motions hearing. >>> coming up, fast moving wild fire near a popular ski resort where hundreds of homes are evacuated, coming up next. >>> also ahead a ber me python found on the street and how this creature escaped and why owner isn't surprised that the snake got away. >>> apparently all large cars are not created equal when it comes to protecting passengers , latest results of the crash tests are still ahead. ber me. you have to believe when katie says rain's on the way, she will tell you bit coming up next, get your umbrellas handy >>> right now wild fires are burning in a dozen western states forcing hundreds of evacuations. >> dry weather is fueling the flames, 500 residents in the braking ridge, colorado were told to pack up and leave. >> we saw a lot of people looking out toward the sky so we went to see what it was and there was a big cloud of smoke and we got text to evacuate. >> also several new wild fires also popped

democratic think tank thirdly -- .hink tank third way then former texas republican congressman l archer who chaired the house ways and means committee. he discusses tax and health care policy and timely to go to talk about republican tax proposals to sure to watch c-span's washington journal live at 7:00 a.m. eastern monday morning. join thecu

archer confessed to shooting the officer in the name of islam. charges include attempted murder. >>> is there a war of word underway in new jersey over state's brand new budget. democratic assembly speaker vincent preit owe stripped democratic priorities from the budget. christie spokesperson says that the governor left all 73 budget requests intact, and, line-item vetoed 20 provisions christie spokesperson said at digsal spending was quote, sneakily tucked into the budget. >>> president has a big day ahead as he meets with poland 's president and delivers a speech to the polish people. president trump and first lady melania trum april arrived in poland overnight. later today the president will travel to hamburg germany for g20 summit and scheduled to meet face-to-face for the first time with russian president vladamire putin tomorrow. >>> american red cross is urgently looking for blood donors as they face critical shortage. blood donations fallen short of expectations for last two months that has resulted in 61,000 fewer donations then needed n

police say archer confessed in the name of islam. he is scheduled today for a pretrial motions hearing today at 9:00 a.m. >>> coming up next serious health issues on the rise with millennials. we will have details on the healthwatch. >>> united airlines is back in the head lines for something that happened on a recent flight, find out why it took away a toddler's seat and resold it. >>> 7-foot python gets loose in the philadelphia neighborhood where it came from and why some say, they weren't worried. >> ♪ >> this is a song you shake your hipps too but every time you hear shak ira, yes. >> speaking obfuscate i, she says it culled rain or a storm , whenever, where ever today. she will time it out next. >>> welcome back, 7-foot python is the talk of the one philadelphia neighborhood, after it sliterd, rahel and went for a tour of the neighborhood this would scare me but a lot of people in point breeze, "eyewitness news" caught up with the snake 's owner outside animal control in hunting park. si l.a. h picked up his python that sliterd

archer msas can be created as of december 31, 2007. there are still archer msas out there. we try to get them all converted , the advantages are clearly better under the hsa but some do exist and you will find them and so some of the references in the bill are still artifacts of the legacy of the archer msas. on the ehb's, the essential health benefit requirements, you do have a choice as to what the rely on the state to define them or whether you have a uniform federal standard. they don't care which one you choose. but whichever preventive benefits are required to be provided below the deductible would essentially be exempt from the application of the deductible under either scenario. i from an hsa perspective, don't necessarily care who defines this and how it is defined. the be consistent across board and don't have a separate standard for an hsa qualified plans from other plans. thomas miller: another question? going once? go. >> thank you. with the panel comment on hsa's connection to fees for service? you have to come up with a receipt for some of the services. in or

enactment in 1996, they -- know new archer msas can be created as of september 30 first 2007. there are archer msas out there, we try to get them all converted over, the advantages are better under the hsa but some still exist but you find them with some of these references in the bill still artifacts, the legacy of the archer msas. on central health benefit requirements, you have a choice with you rely on states to define the more have a uniform federal standard. hsa deals with care, which one you choose, but whichever preventive benefits are required to be provided below the deductible with -- essentially exempt from the application of the deductible under either scenario. i don't necessarily care who defines it or how it is defined. just be consistent across the board and don't have a separate standard for hsa qualified plans from other plans. >> other questions? going once, joe. >> with the panel comment on hsa's connection to fee for service? you have to come up with a receipt for some of the service in order to get the hsa to be a barrier to further reform. >> i personal

archer talks about the health care debate. later naomi jagoda of the hill newspaper joins us to talk about tax policy proposals offered by house and senate republicans. ♪ host: this is "washington journal" for july 31. new white house chief of staff john kelly gets sworn in by president trump around 9:30 this morning. the president meets with the entire, including the attorney general jeff sessions. saturday, the massachusetts governor signed a bill allowing for the use of recreational marijuana. in michigan, a ballot initiative if approved and passed would allow americans to have marijuana. even in states that allow legal use of marijuana, there are still issues with smuggling and trafficking. we want to get your thoughts on recreational marijuana use and efficient be legalized. -- and if it should be legalized. we want to get your thoughts on if recreational marijuana should be legalized. give us your concerns or support you have for it. if you support this, (202) 748-8000. if you oppose it, (202) 748-8001 . and on post on t

b, archer m.s.a.'s, section 220-f-4-a of the internal revenue code of 1986 is amended by striking 20% and inserting 15%. c, the amendments made by this section shall apply to is distributions made after december 31, 2016. section 112, repeal of limitations on contributions to flexible spending accounts. a, in general. section 125 of the internal revenue code of 1986 is amended by striking section one. b, effective date. the amendment made by this section shall apply to planned years beginning after december 31, 2017. section 113, repeal of tax on prescription medications. subsection j of section 9008 of the patient protection and affordable care act is amended to read as follows, j, repeal, this will apply to calendar years after december 31, 2010, and ending before january 1, 2018. section 114, repeal of medical device excise tax. section 4191 of the internal revenue code of 1986 is amended by adding at the end the following new subsection, d applicability, the tax imposed under subsection a shall not

edward archer claimed to do it in the name of islam. trial is scheduled tomorrow morning at 9:00 a.m. >> pennsylvania senator pat toomey attempted to defend the healthcare bill proposed by the republicans in the senate. he made the statement during a town hall. he defended himself against voters who say he dodges his constituents. >> i meet everyday with people from every walk of life. i travel all over pennsylvania meeting with people in small groups, large groups, individually. i met with protesters. >> the hour long questions-and-answer session was the first for toomey this year. toomey said president trump's assault on the media distracts from what we are trying to do in the senate. >> iraqi forces are down to the last 300 or so isis militants before framing the city of mows el. the islamic state is surrounded and controls a tiny patch of territory. thousands of civilians are trying to flee the pocket of resistence but many are trapped and not getting life saving care they need. iraq's second largest city is pockmarked by bomb crate

john archer. he's a supervisory special agent for the d.e.a. thank you for spending time with us. the arms dealer we're talking about here is monzer al-kassar. the takedown operation was more than two decades in the making. it's so interesting to pull down the curtain on something like this. how did the infill traitd finalfinal d.e.a. finally infiltrate al-kassar's inner circle? >> the a. have a number of unique capabilities that allow to us operate internationally. we're located in nearly 70 countries and employ over 15,000 informants who work at our behe behest. >> so can you tell us a little bit about then how you go in, how you make these relationships to ultimately hook somebody in order to just explode the investigation? >> yes. the biggest thing is the personal relationships that we have with our foreign counterparts who allow us access to informants and sources of information. and from there we basically blanket certain areas where we want to work, where we want to operate, and we're able to infiltrate top levels of organizations. in this case it was a arms-trafficking org

let's get a quick check of the forecast thousand with lisa archer tracking live doppler 7 for us. >> good morning everyone. we do have our usual low clouds and fog, but you may have heard we are tracking a warm-up around the bay. a live look at live doppler 7, you will notice the low clouds from the san mateo coast southward and 54 in upper elevations beginning to see a little warming. this is what you can expect, the sun coming up in just over an hour with 50s and 60s. quick warming today with 60 along the coast to the upper 80s by noontime. we'll be back to near 100 degrees inland. but certainly comfortable at the coast. low clouds and fog won't go too far today. so we'll talk about the second half of your weekend and a look ahead coming up in a few minutes with my accuweather 7 day broadcast. >>> an oakland man is now in jail accused of creating a social media accounts for isis. this morning we're learning more about his background. katie utehs spoke with a long time family friend of the terror suspect. >> reporter: we broke the shocking news to allie that a close family friend ha

when i see the advertisements of arizona on tv i want to archers national park. there are many things left to do. >> what a favorite historic site? is there a battlefield, a home, a historic site? some of the folks are here, which is a lovely site. you obviously visited that. are there favorite historic sites that you have? >> the thing going on right now with monroe's home is very interesting. i thought it was almost unbelievable how modest it was. the theory now is that what we look at abdomen thought was monroe's house was a little guest house and he had something much bigger there that he and his wife and family lived in and then it burned. the record of that is a little hazy. it makes sense this whole theory that the house burned and they have excavated a large part of the foundation for it. >> there's always more to learn. >> and each of of these, they wonderful for bringing children. >> absolutely. >> my kids have suffered me drags them to all of these places. the vice president and i were talking. i always knew he was a great military history buff. do you

hartnett not only survived the attack, but he managed to chase down and shoot the suspect edward archer who claimed to have done it in the name of islam. >>> steve scalise is back in intensive care this morning. there's new concerns about an infection. the house majority whip was injured during a baseball practice in aisle -- virginia virginia. >>> teenager have created a habit of using loud profanity while playing basketball at heritage park in mcdonald. the borough council president said police have confronted the group, but that has not stopped bad language on the court. >> they say it's freedom of speech they don't care if they offend other people. >> the hoops will not go back up until borough officials are confident that the language will be clean up. ♪ if you want a taste of freedom, keep going. we hold these truths to be self-evident: that all men and women are created equal. we must want our fellow human beings to have rights. stonewall means fight back. stonewall means fight back. discover new york state's rich legacy of equality. plan your trip to our equal rights destination

no new archer msas can be created as of december 31st, 2007. there are still archer msas out there. we tried to get them all converted over to hsas. the advantages are clearly better under the hsa, but some still exist and you will find them. some of these references in the bill are still artifacts of the legacy of the archer msas. on the ehbs, essential health benefit requirements, you have a choice on whether to allow the states to defin them or you have a uniform federal standard. hsas don't care which ones you use, but whichever preventive benefits are required to be provided below the deductible would essentially be exempt from the application of the deductible under either scenario. from an hsa perspective i don't necessarily care who defines it or how it is defined, but just be consistent across the board and don't have a different standard from hsa qualified plans from other plans. >> other questions? going once, and joe. >> joe [ inaudible ] cei. with combat on hsa's connection to fee for service, you have to come up with a receipt for proof of service in order to get money

archer, mumbling: not as gross as shrimp tape! kelp tape. oh, and, lana, promise me you'll try it, especially after this. it really pulls the toxins out. oh, and please read "the unleashing of me," and please, please, please don't beat yourself up over this! you are a sexy, empowered woman! oh, and speaking of, wish me luck on my directing career, which is gonna be-- 'on't say it! ♪ amazing! i'm out! [groan] 'ow long she say this s'uff lass? four hours. ha ha ha ha! [mumbling] oh, my-- you're getting off on this! and? >> tevor: welcome back to the daily show. thank you so much for streaming in. my host tonight, james davis is here everybody. let's get right to the big scandal that is rocking america's first family. >> kim cardion taking to social media that shut down rumors surrounding drug use. the realities posted a picture monday night where fans were quick to notice what appeared to be two lines of a white substance on a table in the background. cardion was quick to reply saying it was sugar from dylan's sugar store but late last night s

we will hear from bill archer tomorrow morning, talking about republican efforts on health care and otherues. jagoda talks about tax proposals put out by the president and capitol hill. all that tomorrow morning 7:00 eastern. i hope you have a great sunday afternoon. we will see her tomorrow morning. thanks. ♪ [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org] [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2016] 7] ♪ announcer: president trump's be to law enforcement officers in new york. congressman joe kennedy and members of the lgbt community react to president trump's statement regarding transgender's in the military. the senate floor debate on the partial repeal of the affordable care act. our guest on newsmakers is congressman john yarmouth. louisville and the house of representatives and he is the top democrat in the house budget committee. , economicporters policy reporter for the new york times and dave who covers politics for the washington post. we are keeping with a really late night in w

zachary archer, became entrapped in the train in the swimming pool and his parents want to make sure no other child suffers a similar tragedy. >> reporter: instructors want parents to watch their children in or in water and they want tone courage children to talk to their parents about water safety. >> um-hmm. >>> lauren casey has your forecast. mother nature will be turning up the heat. >> turning up the heat. good time to talk about water safety. people will be in the pool, in the ocean, also talking about heat safety with temperatures soaring up in the 90's but for right now we are doing all right getting a live look at neighborhood network, rehoboth beach another beautiful beach day, blue skies and the scene there people enjoying sand, people outside on the board, lucky on a machine to be enjoying such conditions, with you center city philadelphia not too bad, seeing fair weather cumulus included and a lot have blue sky. eighty-seven right now. wind south, healthy breeze at 14 miles an hour, that feels like temperature when you factor in the humidity at 89 degrees. temperatures h

congressman bill archer, who wants chaired the tax committee was talking about proposals on updatingtncome and to electronic filing systems. this is about two hours.

for adam and put in on tuesday during a four day trip to russia let's cross live to artie's cape archer's now for more details. hi there came i see this morning so what can we expect from this meeting. hi there emily as you say there that nuri al maliki is meeting president putin incent petersburg on day three of his four day trip here to write for day trip here to russia and the meetings that he had yesterday were with sergey lavrov the foreign minister to discuss what about russian cooperation with iraq and how that they can develop relations further in particular speirs like economic space the political balance there and also in the military sphere and really called upon russia yesterday to increase its presence in iraq. iraq has historic ties with russia and now we need russia's political as well as military presence to restore balance in the region in the interests of the countries and nations living there. well as we're hearing there russia and iraq seem to have very good relations with in the meantime iraq's relations with the us haven't been so good leaky is a known and vocal crit

it happened along the 200 block of east archer street in kensington early monday morning.l phone video shows one of the officers appearing to slam kevin rivera into the pavement. second later the suspect is seen falling to the ground as an officer tries to load him into a police car. >> he's clearly resisting in the middle of the street before they got handcuffs on him. >> no, he was like screaming to help and trying to -- he was. >> it's not clear what touched off that arrest or what happened in the moments that were not recorded but police have only said they are conducting anarchy -- were conducting a narcotics investigation. rivera is in the hospital in good condition. >> it is 5:06. the murder rate in philadelphia is up sharply this year even though crime overall is down. the latest stats from the police department show murders murders up by 22 percent. however, it is not because more people are being shot. excuse me. shootings are only up 1 percent. officials say the homicides are concentrated in the 24th24t. >> lehigh county district attorney is charging a former hi

(b) archer msas. subparagraph (a) of section 220(d)(2) of the internal revenue code of 1986 is amended by striking "such term" and all that follows through the period. (c) health flexible spending arrangements and health reimbursement arrangements. section 106 of the internal revenue code of 1986 is amended by striking subsection (f). (d) effective dates. (1) distributions from savings accounts. the amendments made by subsections (a) and (b) shall apply to amounts paid with respect to taxable years beginning after december 31, 2016. (2) reimbursements. the amendment made by subsection (c) shall apply to expenses incurred with respect to taxable years beginning after december 31, 2016. section 110, repeal of tax on health savings accounts. (a) hsas. section 223(f)(4)(a) of the internal revenue code of 1986 is amended by striking "20 percent" and inserting "10 percent". (b) archer msas. section 220(f)(4)(a) of the internal revenue code of 1986 is amended by striking "20 percent" and inserting "15 percen

ongoing now we're not seeing any big events of violence or the raids violence has increased within archer was on a daily basis i mean there's on average night of eighteen prison officers being assaulted every single day every single day and so i was you the national international labor organization have l.c.a. all these organizations there's no international norms or organizations and you get involved and say your human rights actual numbers are being abused absolutely we've made applications to the on several occasions the aisle effectively said that because if the british government. deemed that we were an essential service then he could restrict us from the right to strike only if we had adequate compensate three mechanisms in place for resolving workplace disputes and i was in areas very limited by what was known but hold our confidence for example the course so-called independent pay review party now that pay review body is made up of individuals that are selected by government paid by government and told what to do parkour get a government that are not going to ride the hand to feed

ministration and a senior at russian intelligence officers was largely not true in the main in the main archer we have had this. new york times and the associated press new york times in particular maggie haberman i'll withdraw this this close shade. simply false narrative of seventeen intelligence work let me even me the former director of national intelligence officer testified under oath to senator alfonse that has been repeated over and over on who is to program ok some of these intelligence agencies some of these intelligence agencies like that just but. they don't even deal with these kinds of assessments so when you're saying selling the coast guard i mean they had a big game the question is why they felt the need to keep saying this to try to buttress the cause if you meant to add me into it sounds nice and seasons but isn't . we've also we've also had. these repeated scandals at c.n.n. with editors being fired trying to draw trump business connections between russia and trump campaign that was song cost three employees a couple reporters and an editor their jobs and now we've got thes

moments after a staff officer told him to hold his troops he was met with the news that archer's brigade "had been penetrated and would be captured unless there was instant relief." early discarded jackson's orders to meet this is serious emergency and proceeded blind into ground was unacquainted with. sure enough, the enemy had "turned the lanes right, causing chaos." he was forced to make independent decisions while responding to contradictory communications. when he finally had the opportunity to rise himself to the front, he had to rescue some of his own men who had strayed into enemy artillery range, before sending for reinforcements. this successful repulse of the federals ended as the assault began. early's capacity to capture such exquisite detail set his memoirs apart from most other accounts. in addition, both early's memoirs, this is so important, where written exceptionally close to the event that they conveyed. his memory of the events was sharper than many and perhaps most of his contemporaries, who wrote their memoirs in the 1870's, 1880's and 1890's, a point early emphasi

we will get perspective from the former ways and means committee chair l archer, republican of texas, next. jagodathe hill's naomi with details on what house and senate republicans are looking at when it comes to tax reform. that will be later on "washington journal." monday night on "the communicators" -- >> the internet group them and there were jobs. people were putting things online and money was at risk. all of the sudden, there was security jobs, and i kept to give meils asking an announcement for deaf con that sounds professional. finally one of my friends said, you know what, we should just throw a real conference in church real money and make it a professional conference. i did not have the money at the time. i was too young. i saved money for a year and took a loan out, and it started black hat. it has grown every year. >> founder and creator of black hat and degf con talks about security hacking and how it works. >> it is pretty hostile everywhere. it used to be just hostile during def con and black hat. but now every airport seems to have a fake tower and fake wi-fi catche

she works at the weir archer academy, set up by david weir and jenny archer to help train and develop obviously it has been a great experience for the british athletes. holly, you are the british tea m athletes. holly, you are the british team captain, you must be feeling very proud? very proud. very humble to be classed as team captain and to be chosen by my actual team—mates. to bring home the gold and world record to add to that is something that makes me feel good. do you think you get a boost from being in a home crowd? massively, the crowd was amazing. i had my own plans, my first three throws was just to do what i need to do, and the fourth i got the crowd going. that is when the world record came. the crowd definitely helped. itjust boosted our own confidence. it's so nice to be able to go out in our home crowd and do what i wanted to do. sort of make up from london 2012. why do you need to make up? i came fifth. for me, that wasn't good enough for myself. it's my demons to rest now. idid my myself. it's my demons to rest now. i did my own lap of honour and soaked up the crowd

archers daniel midland, mitsubishi or mitsui, consistently operating cash flows. consistently negative since 2013. haidi: will it survive? you are talking about noble as a whale in the financial markets, it has become that. are we far away from bankruptcy? >> i think they are in a desperate situation. they still have some of these assets you mentioned, but those asset sales are in a desperate situation. they are having their faces ripped off -- haidi: they are driving a hard bargain. david: exactly. a deal toannounced sell their north american gas and power business. it is being sold debt-free at a discount to the value of the working capital, roughly 20%. that is a large-scale version of invoice factoring, something desperate businesses do, selling receivables at a discount to raise cash. that you often see and businesses skirting close to bankruptcy. if they are lucky, they will survive and get out, but it is a narrow path. haidi: we continue to watch the story. thank you so much for that. almost 50%s plunging yesterday on the back of that profit loss warning. c

reagan, the soviet intelligence agencies thought that under the cover of military exercise calledable archer nuclear strike on moscow could be launched. >> when reagan discovered that the soviets actually did think that the united states might launch a preemptive strike, it was kind of one of these moments. my gosh. i'm going to look upon them in a different light. >> an estimated 100 million americans watched last night as some of the horror of a nuclear bomb attack on the united states was portrayed in a tv movie. >> reagan processed a lot of history through movies, and the fact that this fear of nuclear annihilation was very real, he started feeling that maybe he was put on earth here to avoid nuclear war. >> just suppose with me for a moment than an ivan and an anyay can be in a waiting room with a jim and sally and there was no language barrier between them, would they then debate differences between their respective governments or would they find themselves comparing notes about their children, what each other did for a living? they would prove that people don't make wars. >> reagan co

of course there is a love, i know that the love of my comp archer -- compact who live in the united statestheir love for their country -- >> in some cases they have been insulted by the revolution in some sense. maybe they lost their property -- >> just a small segment. that is a historical fact. bureaucracy needs to address that. but, at the same time, these people who live in the united states, not simply out of love for their country, but out of the recognition that they had a real choice, that there were candidates who presented different perspectives. haderent outlooks -- if you understood persian and watched our debates, you would have seen to yourg similar, debates, taking place in iran. that tells you, going back to your question, we rely on our people. that is why we are content with our size, our population, with our geography. we want stability in our region, we want stability within the countries in the region. we do not want turmoil in the countries in our region. we have shown that in our support of people in iraq, in syria, and in our support for the people of kuwait when th

people archer getting some of that -- attributing some of that two people standing on the sidelines because not know if major policy pieces are going to work their way through the system. if you are a company and ready and did not get out already, you're probably prepping to go post-labor day in september. if you are not, you're looking more at a 2018 listing. if things stay calm as they are now, it is ok to get the deal out there. the big concern points, economic policy does not go through, if there are other risks in the equity market, it does slow down the pipeline as we saw in 2016. emily: alex barinka, thanks so much. i know you will keep on top of it all. coming up, the biggest headlines that caught our attention in the week in tech. if you like bloomberg news, check us out on the radio. you can listen on the bloomberg radio app and on sirius xm. this is bloomberg. ♪ alisa: i am alisa parenti in washington and you are watching "bloomberg technology." let's start with a check of your first word news. president trump plans to put ty cobb in charge of overseeing the white house's legal a

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that archer shot hartnett in the name of islam and asking the court to appoint him a new attorney.ld officer was shot several times while sitting in his parked police cruiser on january 7th, protected his head with his left harm hit several times. he is charged with attempted murder. >>> in the meantime, new york city now investigators are piecing together the murder of officer familia shot and killed while sitting if her police vehicle earlier this week. the fourth new york city police officer to be killed inside of a police car in the last two and a half years. they have ordered bullet resistant panels for the fleet but that should take a year and a half to outfit the fleet. it's the largest in the world with 4,000 vehicles. >>> the midwest is dealing with severe storms which are causing high water and flash flooding in illinois a couple and their dog had to be rescued from their car when rushing water forced the vehicle into a nearby creek. it took crews an hour to get the car secure and pull everyone safely out. the current was so strong it made the operation difficult. >> we h

by lenaed erickson hatalsky, then bill archer talks about the health care debate.er naomi jagoda of the hill newspaper joins us to talk about tax policy proposals offered by house and senate republicans. ♪ host: this is "washington journal" for july 31. new white house chief of staff john kelly gets sworn in by president trump around 9:30 this morning. the president meets with the entire, including the attorney general jeff sessions. saturday, the massachusetts governor signed a bill allowing for the use of recreational marijuana. in michigan, a ballot initiative if approved and passed would allow americans to have marijuana.

sit up archer in that way but also i am from the united states.om the united states but i grew up here but for the better part of my adult life has been spent and central europe or the very least to learning the language of those places are reading documents were books from or about these places. this involves a certain cause. takes time and effort to learn the languages rather than being spent doing other things like watching baseball games. there's a certain cost on reading this amount of historiography about the tragedies of the european 20th century and the particular price that one pays in spending thousands of dollars over primary -- and it's only the point of this book is we are going to see some of the things can't have the benefit of passing along a certain amount of wisdom. what i'm trying to do here is to convey the things i think i've learned from history and a way that is relevant to the president of the united states. one of the ways that things have something to say, because i'm an american and there's a turning point in american hi

i was not a wrestling fan in that time i've been learning a lot about the archer sports of wrestling.one of the things in this tv show is the character realizes she's a that this is also popular. when she says oh it's so popular, i cannot play this part i'm going to be the good girl, she's going to be the bad girl will have cartoonish storylines and so trump tweets out this wrestling mean and so he picks out different victims and this goes back to the codependence of a functional relationship. but it's part of his agenda. it also enables him to accomplish other things were there's the storyline of good guys and bad guys. >> thank you. i've enjoyed the talk so far. of fact checker.org, the fact checker of our media, how effective do you think they have been? >> it depends only think their goal is. if their goal is to discredit media fact checking, they have been incredibly effective. if their goal, actually my husband mark hemingway has written extensively about fact checking. i highly recommend his work on. one thing he points out a setback to check and came out of the environment whe

bows and arrows, as films like brave and the hunger games have inspired a whole new generation of archersrning's weather. things are breaking up from the north. it is all tied in with this weather front in the south. rather grey in the south and west at the moment. 0ne the south and west at the moment. one or two shaw started around in scotland. a lot of dry weather. much the same from the north of england. some rain in wales, rather patchy. this scene from the south west. potentially, a dry and fairly warm start to the day in the south—east. as this weather front pushes south, it will fit in the odd patch of green wimbledon later on this afternoon. high temperatures of 19-20dc. getting afternoon. high temperatures of 19—20dc. getting up to 25 celsius in london. as i said, the chance of the odd spot of rena wimbledon. this weather front pushing away into the english channel overnight. temperatures overnight, typically 12-14dc. a temperatures overnight, typically 12—14dc. a decent day for most voices tomorrow. —— places. temperature rise, 22—23dc. again, a few degrees upon that in the sout

royal party as they mingled with guests on the lawn, under the watchful eye of the royal company of archerse weather with nick miller. many of us seeing a fine evening out there but after a wet day in northern ireland, easing overnight, continuing for parts of southern scotla nd continuing for parts of southern scotland and northern england seeing rain, increasingly like an drizzly out there, hill fog, clearerskies in northern scotland, turning out to be quite chilly by the end of the night. elsewhere, particularly the further south you are, warm nights to come, mixture of cloud and clear spells. tomorrow, the odd one here, into wales, cannot be rolled out, one or two showers popping up, still quite damp and drizzly, parts of south—east scotland, north—east england, even into the afternoon. elsewhere, sunshine coming through, quite a range of temperatures, 15 celsius in newcastle. still some drizzle. near 30 celsius in parts of southern england. contrasts continue. more of us could be warm on thursday, but there could be some thunderstorms around. russia and china have urged north korea to

and right or wrongly, fairly or unfairly, the roles of the archer of that system has to fall through the united states. there are other countries, 60 or 70 or so that have -- themselves military is too low. in the united states, it's been the leader with that system. so the status of the army is part of the military force that works to help maintain the stability of the world, we're global military and army and we got today about 180,000 soldier in the active army, national duty in about 100 countries around the world. not all of them are in combat, most of the ones that are are afghanistan, iraq, syria and elsewhere. around the entire globe, 180,000. that's not a large number. the active army is less than 500,000 right now. based on the tasks that are required i believe we need a larger army. i know others and my teammates on the joint staff also think the same of the navy, air force and marines, because of the tasks that are required. we need to be bigger and stronger and more capable, which brings me to the feature. so very briefly, first of all, you're never going to know exactly

john mccain step archer last week left republicans with a narrow 51-vote majority in the senate as president trump pushes for votes on healthcare and tax cuts. the supreme court wednesday upheld harsh restrictions against refugees entering the united states while it considers the fate of president trump's travel ban. the move will prevent, at least for now, an estimated 24,000 refugees from resettling in the u.s. the high court did uphold a lower court order that will grant exemptions to trump's ban on travelers from six majority-muslim nations to include those with grandparents, aunts, uncles, and other relatives living in the u.s. in syria, the trump administration has ended a cia program to arm and train syrian rebels fighting the government of bashar al-assad. the program was a central part of president obama's syria strategy. it came under fire when cia-backed rebels were routed by syrian forces, and as u.s. weapons often wound up in the hands of isis and al qaida-affiliated groups. meanwhile, the journalistic monitoring organization airwars reports between seven and 12 civilians died i