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. >> the cutter monroe andalf bil dollars worth of cocaine and marijuana since may. >> it was a long ride, but i'm excited to be home. >> this crew can finally relax. >> i got my golf clubs here. you can see that. >> they definitely deserve that relaxation. they stopped to turn the drugs over to federal agents. reporting live tonight in alameda,bc bay area news. >> thank you. new at 5:00, a missing hiker found alive and well near the nevada border. cheryl powell was found this afternoon near the month negro springs area in inio county. she went missing in a remote location four days ago. rescuers found her dog who had gone with her on the hike. he helped crews pinpoint her location. thank goodness for the dog. she is strong, but exhausted after getting lost in extremely remote area. she is 60 years old from huntington beach. >> an oakland native and scientist was killed overseas. 59-year-old suzanne eaton was attending a conference in crete and her body was found in an abandon world war ii bunker. officials say she was suffoca suffocated. they interviewed people and one was a 27-year

join with me in sending a letter to the president, urging a focus on he human rights in synd in these bil >> when the house returns live coverage here on c-span. we also want to let you know that later in the week the house is expected to take up legislation setting minimum standards for customs and border protection facilities. holding migrant children. the bill would require certain hygiene, nutrition, and shelter standards are met at these facilities. i was on an airstrip in the remote jungles of guyana, having just concluded a congressional delegation tour with then congressman ryan. we were ambushed on that airstrip. and shot. congressman ryan was shot 45 times and died on that airstrip. there were members of the press that died. one defector of the people's temple to died. i was shot five times on the right side of my body. >> sunday night on "q&a," california democratic congresswoman jackie speier talks about her memoir, "undaunted, surviving jones town, summoning courage and fighting back." when people say it was a mass suicide, it was not a mass suicide. they were forced to drink

and peers will return to the northern ireland bil on wednesday when they're expected to hold a seriese lords, peers wanted to know about the background to the bbc‘s decision to stop providing free television licences for the over seventy fives. those on pension credit will continue to be exempt from the £155 annual fee. the debate began with something of a "senior moment". my lord i declare an interest that i am over 75. may i ask my noble friends... may ask my noble friend why the government have allowed... sorry. old age. does the noble lord, the minister, not accept that the introduction of free tv licenses for the over 25s, over 75s, sorry. that would be expensive. was government policy and should be paid for by the governments, the licence fee is not the government's to spend. it is not the public, the public money. the publics money which should be used to invest in bbc programmes and bbc content. there is no point, my lords, and a free licence fee and bbc so pared to the bone that there is nothing of quality to watch. well, i do not agree that the bbc is pared to the bone. the

there are collapsible bils to gn access to the area. i should add that the outline over the past four years to conduct temforrary disclosures. that culminated in testing this proposal and we are studying the effects. those closures began in 2015 and 2016. we are allowed to look at this on a light basis and to engage the community. a few years ago when i joined we conducted an closure on the east side of patricia. last year it was a 17 day closure to test the concept. it was tied to other neighborhood events. in terms of public engagement, we did a traditional open house a few blocks away from the closure area. we were happy that we could do out door open houses office hour events for people to meet staff and have conversations on lunch break or evening hours. we had a chalkboard out and kept poster boards posted and allowed people to write comments, meeting people where they are instead of coming to us. touching briefly on the most important thing we studied which is circulation. when you are talking about a treat to vehicle traffic how

possible connection between google and the communist chinese government, coming after silicon valley bil billionaire peter tel accused the tech giant of treason. as executives in tech world biggest company were grilled by his judiciary committee. reporter: president trump sided with a billionaire tech investor who call for fbi and cia to look into google for working with the chinese military, instead of the pentagon. >> a big statement, you say that google is involved with china. not a positive way for our country. so i think we'll look at, that i know that our other agencies will be looking at it. we'll see if there is any truth. >> peter teal, provide no evidence suggesting that chinese agents had infiltrated the google ai. >> -- >> is that? >> i think they figure they have to because if they don't give them to them through the front door it will get stol stolen bye backdoor. >> the work google is doing in china is a indirect -- >> google pushed back on teal's attack in a statement, saying: >> google chose to not contract with u.s. military either. they are working for america, for our

. >> quincoincidentally, when bil barr showed up. i heard there were interviews about to be set up.they were all pulled off the table. >> and up, i learned from him. you said this is about corruption this should be a layup to destroy trump commitly the and once again, he's always lucky. he has the worst opponents. so defend the president. is the issue, nothing here. move on. >> i don't think it any big deal at all. it is a felony got him into office because without that, if they break, if the stories break about stormy daniels, he possibly loses? so it is a big deal. >> i don't think it is. i don't think it will play a role in the election. >> i think he will win re-election. and we have the bet on the 2020. >> if that were his defense, paying off a porn star right before the election. >> do you know what we're going to do? we have a break? this is the fastest hour. crazy, crazy. don't go anywhere. there's more. s more ♪ ♪ award winning interface. award winning design. award winning engine. the volvo xc90. the most awarded luxury suv of the century. hilda, i like the new do. got som

she's like - ♪ our parents are there judy and bil and there is my aunt ♪ you know, it's whatever. [ laughter you are graduating today you kn try to play it real cool >> seth: i've written a song called "first in your class. >> yeah. [ laughter ] that would have been a cool leap, if i had just made it a musical number and not told her. >> seth: yeah. [ laughter ] at and just shown up on th island it was in a tiny church. >> seth: yeah. >> and just been like -- ♪ and a one and a two [ laughter ] s >> seth: 'cause i wi, my biggest fear in life is someone singing a song directly to me. >> oh, yeah. l >> seth:e that is the worst thing in the world >> oh, i can't imagine it. i mean, i guess that's why i watch that on the internet all the time [ laught ] just to condition myself in case i'm iny house one day, and someone's like - ♪ we're in the kitchen and i'm just like -- [ screaming [ laughter ] i don't want it. i don't want it. >> seth: this is your -- congratulations. i'm so glad. >> thank you >> seth: that's so awesome >> but it was okay it was great >> seth: there is a photo, too >> okay. >>

equivalent more than 3 bil lili gallons of visibility under a mile to this area because of fog.under amile in frederick, maryland. a few foggy spots in on your way to work this morning t rain chances near to zero today' tomorrow. next chance on thursday a ernoon. temperature wise it's also very comfortable this morning. leesburg and winchester to 59 degrees. 63 in german town and gaithersburg this morning. 65 fredericksburg and 65 in brandy wine, maryland. sunny and warm is your planner today. not too humid either so that is about as nice as we can make it in summer. tomorrow not super humid. warmer. close to 9degrees coming up tomorrow. rain chance satellite and radar composition across the mid-atlantic. zero rain anywhereithin 200 tof 300 miles o us. rain chances over the next feud on future weather. eoday any little chancof rain in the mountains of west virginia. tomorrow, more of the same. although closer to the virginia and west virginiane tomorrow. no rain around the city tomorrow. thursday here is thursday early afternoon. showers and storm developing along the shenandoah

shooting involving multiple victims at a festival in bil gi.t-hand of the screen, that is about 30 miles from san jose. south. about 80 miles south of san francisco. now reports say that shooting took place at the gilroy garlic festival, an annual festival, a food festival it started friday, and lasted through weekend, this was possibly the last day of the festival, reports av shooting involving multiple victims at garlic festival in gilroy, california, outside of san jose, we don't know at-this-point anything about shooter or possible multiple shooters, we don't know any more information about how many people might be injured, might be dead. we don't know any of that yet, we're waiting for police, we have a tweet from police, as you watch the live pictures from ktvu, gilroy police tweeted hearts of gilroy pd and community go out to the victims of today's shooting, at the garlickest in val, the scene is -- grlis garlickest in val, if e looking for loved one go to rekuhncasiorereunification cent. confirmation comes. on the ground from gilroy pol

trumpg is bil taxpayers to put a partisan spin thonme most acan of holidays.raig bosworth report. >> reporter: fourth of july firnorks over the lincol memorial, making room this year for president trump. >> it's a salute to america, and i'm going to be here and i'm going say a few words. >> reporter:pa prerations for the president's speech under way. critics accuse him of doing something predecessor wouldn't have done. the people there, having any politician co-on the the nation's birthday. the 243th birthday push will include tanks, a yover by the president's tanks, air force one and the navy blue angels. the military hardware, something the presidt has wanted since he attended a bastille day military parade in france aco uple of years ago >> i think it's cool to see.he t pentagon and our great l militaryders are thrilled to be doing this. believe me, theyer would rath have a beer and enjoy the rest of t country and local authorities facing challenge as hundreds converge on the field. >> now the secret service involved in planning for the event itself at the

>>time is running out on a new >>time is running out on a new wildfire bil governor wants inactive beforetate legislature goes on its summer break. so the governor's plan would create a new liability fund and protect utility companies from future wildfires. pg ne which has been blamed for the deadly camp fire would not be eligible for any of these funds unless it gets out of bankruptcy and takes care of the recent fire claims by next june. not lawmakers from both sides of the aisle sent a letter to the governor in opposition of the proposal, but the governor still pressing forward. of the >>we're looking that approach we're taking is the best approach under the circumstances. is perfect i'm not committed to every. com. >>so michael and. in order to pass this legislation to require a two-thirds vote at this point a hearing in the senate committee has been scheduled for later this week. >>the move in a city leaders looking to make in an effort to reduce crime their businesses in the east bay. there's a live look outside the bay bridge once again we'll be back with more news weather and traf

we just passed the spending bil bill. >> kennedy: ridiculous. why should you listed?us on the funny part, the glue. i don't know who has dumber protest, the environmentalist or pita. >> greg: pita is great. >> jesse: peter is horrible. because they are naked? >> greg: i didn't say that. >> jesse: chaining yourself to a landfill or chaining yourself to a greenpeace boat. it's crazy. gluing yourself to a door. the media doesn't give enough attention to these ridiculous left-wing activists. the tea party guy sneezes and it's going to be an insurrection. >> jessica: i don't know. we heard about the people in dianne feinstein's office. that was a week of media attention. >> martha: do we have the video of them as people were trying to walk through the tunnel? their hands are together. i don't know about you but -- okay. everyone had to duck under their arms. >> greg: all right. >> martha: in one part, this woman says my friend is in a wheelchair and the guys very perplexed. he's like oh, no, what do i do. i can't unstick. they managed to wheel the person in the wheelchair

particularly the 1994 crime bil bill.nks kamala harris was a challenge in the first debate, he sandwich between kamala harris and cory booker. if they were smart they would have a pact to not go after each other but really take out that front runner. because then it opens it up for the pella town, about candidates, and the rest of them can get out of the race. >> carley: the amount of grandstanding is going to be something see for sure. house judiciary chairman jerry nadler says his committee is choosing whether to move on impeachment. the white house chief of staff mick mulvaney says that's just a ploy for nadler to win reelection. are all democrats at risk of using their job if they don't forcefully take on president trump? we will debate that next. ♪ with all that usaa offers why go with anybody else? we know their rates are good, we know that they're always going to take care of us. it was an instant savings and i should have changed a long time ago. we're the tenney's and we're usaa members for life. call usaa to sta

but if a couple billion can be moved around, what's stopping a president from moving ten bil or a hundredthe scale were a dollar or a cup of coffee that you didn't appropriate. i think reasonable people might say leave it alone. but if it's three bill to stop a hundred bill, what's the point, does that cut the independent taxing and authority. >> the power of the purse belongs to congress and what this ruling does is it basically e v that power. the house and the senate in bipartisan majorities voted to disapprove of the declaration of the emergency by the president. interestingly in the senate, 12 republicans joined with 47 democrats, so 59 members of the senate voted to basically disapprove of this declaration of the emergency, not enough for a filibuster proof of majority, which needs 60 votes, however, very close. the question is whether any republican senators were hanging back, expecting the courts to basically smack down the president's declaration, now that we have seen what's happening in the courts, whether there might be some additional votes in the senate to go forward with th

. >>> developing now is tradn bil is dead. but some protesters say they are not buying it. the past month hundreds of thousands were angry at the attempt to change extra digs laws to allow suspects to be sent to china to face trial in the mainland's court system. lamb noted there were concerns the government would restart the process in the legislative council but there's no such plan according to lamb. some people say they are not convinced. . >> what she said today is just too little too late and too phoney. and she thinks she can stop a fire by using a garden hose and guys lets have life back to normal. it's not going to work. .>> it's not clear if there are anymore protests planned. >>> 6:24. parts of southern china have been uninundated with rain for two weeks straight. 61 people reported dead. more than a dozen considered missing. according to the chinese state media there's been landslides and power outages and people have been trapped by raging water. washington, d.c. residents are starting to dry out and clean up this morning after being slammed by heavy rain, flas

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they've come out and pledged open spport for ts bil retracting even the premise is not there, the direction is wrong. suspending it indefinity and pledging to bring it back with something that can be popularly supported, i believe, is the right way. of all the dends made byhe protesters, i support one of them, which is to have an independent judge-like committee looking into the june 12 riot, finding out what happened withe, the polhat happened with the rioters,kay, who has done what, whether any psecution needs to be resulted, and also laying down gudelines for future use of police force. we need to do two things. one is to make people feel that they have a say in tir choice of government. secondly, to not let people lose faith in our police force. >> reporter: sir, thank you very much for your time. >> woodruff: stay with us.ng comip on the newshour: the state of u.s. soccer aftern' the womenational team wins in the world cup semi-finals. plus, a new book on the power of the pioneering hip-hop group a tribe called quest. there has been much attention about college admissions in light of t

w the bil ensure a fund for first responders to receive health care benefits for 9/11- related deaths and illnesses until 2092. jon stewart has become an advocate for the bill and spoke after today's vote. >> i will always be so to have been associated with it, and you can never repay all at the 9/11 community has done for our couny, but we can sto penalizing them, and today is that day. >> nawaz: to date, more than ied forpeople have app payments from the fund. but it began running low on money, and administrators had sharply cut benefits. for the first time in seven months, there is a permanent head at the pentagon. the senate today confirmed mark esper as secretary of defense by a vote of 90 to eight. esper had been army secanretary before that, a defense industry lobbyist. genel james mattis resigned defense secretary back in february.ti esper's confir today ends the pentagon's longest run ever without a confirmed secretary. a federal judge in northca lina approved a settlement today that lets transgender people use bathrooms matching their gender identity. the agreement ends a la

i was reading numbers today aboulihow many people, a bil people following this globally. how much of a change has there been?o >> it's rmous. it's exploded, really. i think social media is really o big pathat change, not only social media but also sponsorship. nike and all these different sponsors, allstate and coca-cola are now a part of the amazingso sphip that u.s. soccer has, and that alone, these companies have put thim s teat there so people can connect, g understand an to know them. with social media, each plar has their individual brand and you get to feel you know them. you feel you know alex because you look son herial media and know where she had coffee this morning. there wasn't that when i played. >> woodruff: the sowcht the companies, did that follow the rise in public interest? chicken or the egg, how did that happen? >> i think, first of al, it was the fact that we were very successful in '99nd throughout. you know, we win and we win the world cup, we win the gold medals. ery team, corporation has to be a winner, that's something we have for decades. but a

arthel: another bil would say e fbi would be notified of assistance offered by foreign governments andidering that mr. mueller on thursday made it very plain, saying that russia did in fact -- not only did they interfere in 2016 but they're going to do it in 2020 if nothing stops them. maybe it's other countries as well. so would these bills, brad, protect the integrity of our voting system? >> no, it would rig elections to the favor of democrats. arthel: how so? >> well, like automatic voter id. yet you don't have to show a voter id to vote. yes democrats give licenses which are the gateway to voting to illegal aliens. arthel: i'm sorry, brad. one second. i'm a little confused. you're saying that you don't have to show an id to vote? i'm always asked for my driver's license. >> there are many jurisdictions where you do not have of show. it's up to state and local jurisdictions requiring voter id. i say as a national policy we should make it in federal elections that people need to show a voter id to validate who they are and their eligibility to vote. that's our most valued constituti

conference was that secretary acosta argued that yes, we could have taken this to federal trial, but the bils very high. based on the witness testimony and those actually corroborating his side of the story, they thought trial would not be a slam dunk. they wanted to make sure that he was registered out of dominic as a sex offender, there are a lot of inconsistencies with the story, both out of the local office in florida and the federal office. as acosta cited yesterday, these decisions were not made solely by him but as a team. he cited his lead prosecutor on the case, so we will see if he can hold onto his cabinet seat and whether this serves as a distraction. we are focused on the actions of secretary acosta ten years ago, rather than the horrific dreams of jeffrey epstein. >> bill: he did not give up later on in life trying to get a reduced sentence. he registered as a sex offender. they tried to get his felony reduced to a misdemeanor. that's a remarkable stuff. we will see where it goes. in the meantime, what do you expect on the census this afternoon, katie? >> president trump has ev

sandra: president trump going after mitch mcconnell after he got slammed for blocking election security bilas calling the attack "modern-day mccarthyism. at our a-team is back. charlie hurt, juan williams, and a.b. stoddard. why don't you take this one first? >> i mean, we are in cuckoo land here. we have been for like two and a half years. this whole thing has proven to be completely manufactured, completely made up. why not start throwing some bombs back? i have no problem with any of it. what is interesting is that this all started from this bipartisan legislation that mitch mcconnell was holding up on the floor supposedly or at least wants to put to an actual vote as opposed to doing it with consent. one of the pieces of this legislation would require anyone working for a campaign to alert any foreign national was helping that campaign. so my question is does that apply to all of the illegal aliens that are helping? >> bill: fair point. it got one vote in the house. they said do you want to bring this up now? it was justin amash from the republican party who is leaving. >> what he wants