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we build on that to make sure we ave further increases. all allies are going to develop national plan to spend more on defense. based on these national plans, we now estimate that the european allies and canada will so, this is really some momentum. it helps. i'm moving in that direction. asking to do more. strong nato is good for europe. it is also good for united states. the u.s. helps to protect europe. the united states project power to the middle east, to africa, -- with europe. we look forward to the meeting with president putin. and i think the leaders look forward to your thoughts about the meeting with mr. putin. president trump: i say it's very sad when germany makes a massive oil and gas deal with russia where you're supposed to be guarding against russia. and germany goes out and pays billions and billions a year to russia. we're protecting germany, we're protecting france. we're protecting all of these countries, and then numerous of the countries go out and make a pipeline deal with russia where they are paying billions of do

of,ave big ideas and a lot so just trying to figure out who we wanted to interview, coming up with a list of topics and questions. initially, we thought it was going to be a short range project. we started in 2015, and were going to do it for two years. we were happy with the interviews. a lot of women members and staffers recommended other people. we did those interviews, there were also good. we thought we would keep going that. >> people knew that we were serious about doing interviews. they kind of came to us. we had a lot of support from house leadership, both sides, and the clerk of the house was helpful helping us record these. >> what is the value of a project like this in terms of understanding the political process and women who served? >> the oral histories we do, especially with the house, and the reelections every two years. a lot of information written down. that is something i have learned. it is just a way for people to see how unique the institution is. and also just the personal stories that the women give that make things a little bit easier to understand, maybe mo

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prior to judge kavanaugh selection,av president trump promise to nominate a judge who would do the right thing by mike judge robertson health care. those are trumps words. he commissioned a list of judges from the heritage foundation. a fiery special interest group dedicated to dismantlinger government including and especially the health care law. the government spends a lot of money in these rich people behind the heritage foundation don't want to pay any taxes, the poor folks are struggling and where do my taxes go than any other place? health care. that's what the american people want. they gave everything they had if their spouse, their child, their relativech was sick and needed a lot of money to be cured. that's why we have insurance and the governments involved like social security and medicare and medicaid. the heritage foundation in so many republicans who dance to their tune. they don't wantt that. they haveve pushed forward judge kavanaugh from the court for theirth mission. the list of 25 that president trump select good was that it is approved by this very heritage foundatio

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they can deliver written comments to city hall on san pablo ave.ficials say a final decision on the application will not be made until after the period for receiving public comments is over. ( marty ) in national news, a massive day of action-- as protesters gathered in dozens of cities across the country. they are demonstrating against the white house's "zero- tolerance" immigration policy. reporter kim hutcherson gives us a closer look. nats "immigrants are welcome here"stop detaining migrant familiesthat was the unified message at hundreds of rallies across the country-- sen. elizabeth warren/ (d- massachusetts): "this is about babies held in cages. this is about babies scattered all over this country this is about mamas who want their children back. this is ugly this is wrong!"state rep. kionne mcghee / (d- florida): "look we're gonna defend those who cant speak for themselves" from coast-to-coast--- demonstrators, including actors and singers... demanding an end to president trump's "zero-tolerance" immigration policy and calling for the immed

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about brings those currently under taxes and industries up to fairity instead of adding to an already ave overtaxed industry. although our idea is to tax cannabis in the same way other businesses are taxed, if the board is set on treating the business differently maybe that would bring us closer to what david just spoke of. there are many cities that look at cannabis and see a source of tax revenue, but we don't have to do that. we are small businesses and have families and i hop let's be inclusive and fair and welcome this community instead of siloing it and feeding misconceptions. >> if there are any other speakers that would like to comment, please get in line. >> my name is loss gor dens and i work with california grower's association. i work around the state and at the state level. i think the idea that medical cannabis should not be taxed and there is a recognition that there is regulation with the market are important issues of tax policy group. i think that the problems with competition with the unregulated market is hard to emphasize just how serious those are, and you may be a w

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with and without a human driver, so in april the california department of motor vehicles is testing av's without a human driver behind the vehicle. at the end of may the california public utility's commission adopted two private programs again one with or without a driver behind the wheel and they are looking to learn from it and be able to inform future how avs will be used in the tranc transportation companies like uber and lyft. during the pilot the companies will not be able to accept payments from customers and secondly and this will be near and dear to vision zero folks hear they will have to report on the safety metrics during the pilot. shifting to local issues we have a lot of open houses. we are working on improving the safety of intersections where the freeway ramps -- they spent a few months and got 800 surveys of things to work on so the team is working hard. they will be released at an open house for public comment on tuesday, july 31 at 1010 mission street and you can check the website for more information on that. another opportunity related to neighborhood transportation

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we have the nats game going on, a huge parade along constueution av and the fireworks show. those aren't the full list of activities. go to our app and search fourth of july. >>> the mayor of annapolis says he's disappointed at his failure to honor the victims killed last week. hundredsottered for victims. a celebration was had for rob hiaasen. >>> and now,w we k that jarrod ramos sent the letter to the law offices. he targete the judge who threw out the defamation suit again "the capital gazette." >>> a family is mourning the loss of a man who killed his own daughter. when he failed to return t child, they called police. they found the pair dead in gill le gilbert run pa. >>> it is 4:35. here's a look at the top stories we're following for you. a maryland man is in prison for beating his wife and unborn chd. she was five months pregnant at the time of that attack. trecutors say he murdered them because he didn'ant to be a father. >>> hundreds come together to mourn the loss of a little girl. the 3-year-old was celebrating when police say timmy kinner attacked. he was stayin

a call from two witnesses working on a home on virgina ave and alameda de las pulgas came in at 9:35rning. frustrated drivers were rerouted at crystal springs road and nevada avenue during the five hour ordeal that police credit for the happy ending.sot: sgt. von glahn, san mateo police department// "we dont want to put the animal in a position where its being attacked ot threatened in any way so that's why we have a loose permiter and call out fish and wildlife because we want a successful outcome for the animal."neighbors say they're used to wildlife in the area and kept their small pets close by.sot: robert green, neighbor// "in spite of all the houses in the area there's still a lot of wildlife so it's not suprising and that's why we have a mountain lion in the area and that's dangerous."sot: ella sogomonian// "and are you happy with the outcome here?" sot: lari caughlan, neighbor// "very much so, they didn't have to shoot it. that's amazing that the fish and game got out here in time it's the perfect scenario."tagpolice report the department of fish and wildlife will partner up

if i'm sitting at 1600 pennsylvania ave backin sitting at 1600 pennsylvania ave back in washington, dc'm thinking it's a home run. home run. what does he need to do, in terms of substance during the course of this dinner to —— this evening and the next 24 hours? he has to, numberof evening and the next 24 hours? he has to, number of barriers, starting with the prime minister and the business leaders who brett —— recognised post brexit, they might lose a significant market share. and to reassure them that the us has an obligation to stick with the uk and work with the uk, to strengthen our trade ties and economic ties beyond our military ties and historical association. and then he meets the queen, another chance. there is so much peasantry in this visit —— pageantry, it's much peasantry in this visit —— pagea ntry, it's an much peasantry in this visit —— pageantry, it's an important part of this visit, because it is something that donald trump is particularly keen on having, something the british could offer him as they try to get this trade relationship from him. it's something they c

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thisic morningers called tout alleyway near minnesota av they found 37 year-o michael miller dead froma gunshot wound. investigators on the lookout for this vehic here, dark gray les, fn2337, anyone with information is asked to call poli. >> the latest nowt on duck boat tragedy i nmissouri. flawds that could put the boat t risk of sinking. the inspectorr issued that wng nearly a year 17 people died when the boat capsized during a sudden storm on thursday. we get the latest from fox's mike tobin. >> i said jesus keep me, keep me i can get t my children. keep me lord. >> tia coleman walking into r duckide thursy nmeigmbhters. only tia and awephe a storm striking the branchmi i ssouri late capsize shall the boat killing nine members of the coleman family and eightothers. >> i didn't have anybody with s me. i couldn'tee anybody and i know it wasn't but i felt likeoi struggled f -- it felt like i truggled for least an hour. >> a thunderstm striking the area, causing massive waves to flood the boat. >> when that wave slept over, the last thing i heard my sister-in-law yell was grab the baby.

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a gas station cashier is being aving a woma >> her 6-year-old was playing outside and calmly came in and said, there's a bear outside. >>> a gas station cashier is being credited for saving a woman east of modesto from suspected kidnappers. and it was all caught on camera. >> reporter: this is the moment the woman, who investigators say was kidnapped from fresno and sexually assaulted, got away from her captors, by convincing them to let her use the bathroom. she asked the first person she saw for help. >> first she said i was kidnapped and they do have guns. please lock the doors, they will kill us. okay. all right. >> reporter: wednesday afternoon 24-year-old savannah realized she had to make a decision. >> i had my cell phone in my pocket. >> reporter: trying to find a safe spot, she took her to the back of the store and into the bathroom, where she locked the door. >> i told her, don't open the door until you hear the sheriff. >> reporter: the 16 and 18-year- old suspects are outside. they tried to get in and she told the suspects the woman was using the restroom. >> her getting

i would have loved to hike with ave hiked with him again.an: what about crossing the desert with john mccain? when did that happen? tom: that was when he ran for president the first time. i was under contract for a magazine. we were doing a series of profiles of candidates in the election cycle. i spent about six months on and off with john. and at one point, i sure cindy am mccain was not crazy about this, but he said we are going to do a family vacation, bouncing around arizona and doing some town meetings and some hiking. so we were in canyon de shea doing some hiking. there was john and cindy and three of the kids. i am sure cindy was not crazy about having a reporter bouncing along in the car for five or six days, but she was quite nice about it. was, john is good with reporters. he was fun to spend time with. brian: what about the bounty hunters? tom: that was a "washington post" piece about two years ago. my editor at the post is a wonderful guy. he wanted to do a piece on bounty hunters, high-tech bounty hunters, for a while. they we

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the campus into lockdown, the caller reported seeing someone with a g near nebraska and new mexico aveorthwest. dc and campus police spent easeveral hours srching each buildingnd did not find anything. >>> we certainly founde a l heat out there attoday. he and plenty of sunshinen caroth is going to stick around >> yes, it is,nd what weid not have wasmi the dity. and so that made the world of difference, turned into a beautiful afternoon, saw sunshine with just a few fair weather clouds and all that rain we gotas yesterd not for nothing, it scoured out all of the weather we've had. it feels amazing, 88nitrsburg, 82 in frederick. 79 in winchester, 86 in quantico. d 87 in annapolis, thiss still warm. but without the humidity whenge they may be, it just makes such a world of difference, and due points right now are running in the mid 50's at this point yesterday they were in the low 70 t with ropical feeling in the air, despite the fact that we hadun showers and thderstorms all afternoon. is satellite and radar shows it couldn't be quieter, frontal system long gone, we'll have clear skies

press,ave seen in the the heroes of ice are being attacked and demon i'd -- demonized for the work youo at an unprecedented rate in recent weeks. ice has been targeted with protests across the country in the public square and social media and for many of you, at your homes. #abolishice has taken its place on the internet. ban, no wachant, no at no border at all protests around the country. ice officers and leadership have had personal information shared on social media and threats to them and their families have followed. let me be clear, the american people have every right to engage in peaceful protest, but these threats against ice officers and their families must stop. they must stop now. the sad fact is it is not just the expression of the radical left that has been speaking out against ice lately. the truth is that opposition of ice has moved to the center of the democratic party itself. just when you thought the democrats could not move farther to the left, leading members of the democratic party including candidates for higher office are openly advocating the abolition of ice.

fifth ave over 100 generation fighters, the f-35 and f-22s. we'll have over a hundred, f-35s of ng in the next couple years. there is no place on planet had those fighters. we'll have those because we're so strategically important and a expeditionary forces. units, active duty serve units that can deploy on a moment's notice anywhere in the world. the first strike brigade up in fairbanks, the fourth brigade of infantry division. brigade team rne in the eastern pacific. they just got back from afghanistan. a couple of soldiers. sacrifice is still on-going. so those are the three pillars. a great and growing coast guard presence, down in just had alaska, and i an opportunity to bring ecretary mattis up to alaska recently. we were at the air force base, fort greeley. he saw it. if you saw the press conference, he gets it. gets cretary of defense how important alaska is, and i always say, we have three there is a fourth pillar. we have the strongest support from the military in our community. the alaskan supports our military in ways i'm convinced

i think they are doing the exact same thing that prosecutors do across the country av time they haveminal case. it is the marking of exhibits and making sure you have paperwork together and witnesses are prepped. in a case like this which is a heavy paper case they will be going through those things to make sure everything is in order. >> i have to ask you about the last bit of drama until we begin tomorrow, i guess until opening statements. there could be a deal in this case. isn't it possible? >> it's incredibly possible. we see defendants that want to push it right up to the limit. it is probably one of the more frustrating things as a prosecutor. that definitely happens. i think it would be unloikely i a case like this. >> paul manafort says to donald trump i will work for free. why is that a red flag as the law sees it? >> well, in part because of other evidence. it is pretty clear that paul manafort was trying to monetize his service to donald trump. we know he was offering private briefings to this russian oligarch. absolutely, a red flag and a potential that he was recruitabl