. >> bill cortez had taken over beau icelar's company. and the company owned the property. so shortly after bo goes missing, bill cortez and his wife are now the president and secretary of this company. they own it. >> bill was in a hurry to get beau's house remodelled and flipped to a new owner. he even placed an ad in the local paper trying to sell it. in fact, wild bill seemed to be on a real estate buying and telling spree. he got his first property in 2007 from a family living on an estate close to cher's island, the browns, father, mother, and teenage son. now he acquired bo's house as well it was bill's next purchase that grabbed everyone's attention. >> bill showed up and said, yep, i bought everything. >> everything? >> everything. >> meaning your rental properties, the house you built together, five buildings. >> yeah. >> this beautiful estate. >> exactly. >> bill said he bought cher's entire estate, even her beautiful island and that cher had simply taken off. >> my dogs were there. my tools were there. belongings were still on the island. where is cher? where is

i think the bill to improve conditions in the house has been held together by spit. but congresswoman ocasio-cortez'sing the bill. the hypocrisy is breathtaking. one time she says you are running a concentration camp and then refuses to provide the president with the money to enlarge the facilities. >> martha: there ought to be some room, but it it appears that some folks that think that she does believe that if there is anything like that, it will cut the larger picture. the facilities that were never designed to hold families and children, and you have children crushing across the border and that's documented every single month. if compassion is truly what we are after, congress should be able to get together on at least long-term arrangement. >> the senate is ready and i think shortly we will come up with a bipartisan bill. we are very close. but the house is different. >> martha: we will be watching that tonight. and i want to get your thoughts on iran. the president last week appeared to want to take a step back on this and said he wasn't sure that the drone attack was intentional. now he's sayi

four democrats voted against the bill -- representatives alexandria ocasio-cortez, ilhan omar, ayannaressley, and rashida tlaib. last week, the progressive congresswomen issued a statement condemning the bill and calling for the abolition of ice. representative ilhan omar tweeted -- "we should not be giving one more dollar to support this president's deportation force that openly commits human rights abuses and refuses to be held accountable to the american people. kids and families can't continue to die and be terrorized." the senate is slated to consider its own border funding measure this week, including president trump's original request for more than $1 billion for customs and border protection and eyes. amy: heidi altman with national immigrant justice center told "the new york times" -- "the administration chooses to direct the vast majority of funding toward enforcement, and then cries poverty when it comes to diapers and food. it's a hostage-taking way of engaging in policy." immigrant advocates protested tuesday in the senate rotunda in honor those who have died in the custo

for migrant children to be included in the bill. 95 democrats opposed the bill, including congresswoman alexandria ocasio-cortez of new york, who spoke out on cnn. >> the problem right now and the question at hand is mitch mcconnell sent us a bill and we're just putting a big check mark on it instead of trying to negotiate. amy: the congressional hispanic caucus issued a statement saying -- "when the congressional hispanic caucus members see suffering at the border, we see our children and our grandchildren. what happened today is unacceptable, and we will not forget this betrayal." environmental groups are accusing the united states, saudi arabia and iran of blocking progress at a key international climate summit to discuss how to implement the landmark 2015 paris climate accord. the summit was held in bonn in the midst of record heat waves being recorded across europe. france has issued its first ever red weather alert as temperatures are predicted to reach as high as 113 degrees fahrenheit today. in parts of spain, the temperature is expected to top 109 degrees fahrenheit as catalonia is battling its largest

>> one voice who has been opposed to what they have seen so far in the house bill is congresswoman alexandria ocasio-cortezld reporters this, we need to stop funding the detention of children under any and all south koreas. i, she said, will not fund another dime to allow i.c.e. to continue its manipulative tactics. she doesn't trust that the administration is going to spend the money you give them to improve the conditions that the migrant children. >> i think the answer is to go ahead and look at the big picture. in addition to funding the 4.5 billion supplemental, we also have to enact state and foreign ops, provide assistance to the three countries where these people are coming from, so they can beef up their security. for a relatively cheap price, if you want to talk about -- >> the president doesn't agree with you. the president doesn't want to do that. >> i know he doesn't. the math is pretty simple. you can spend 50 or 75 billion on a wall or you can spend half of one billion to beef up security so that these places are liveable and they're not streaming up to america. >> right now in terms of what

tens of thousands of protests to sit around the city's government had cortez demonstrators have been voicing outrage over the bill which would allow hong kong to extradite people to mainland china and this is such a move would allow beijing to pursue political opponents in hong kong the territories legislative council had been sacked to begin afresh and of debate on the bill today with an eye to final passage later this month. that's a tease rallies come after mass protests on sunday that saw hundreds of thousands take to the streets against the law many people kept vigil through the night outside the legislative council as lawmakers were getting set to bring up the law again for consideration. before today's demonstrations got underway protesters had been pouring on the pressure overnight. camped out near the legislative council. they wanted to make sure their outrage over the territories contentious extradition law could be heard loud and clear. these were the scenes on sunday when hundreds of thousands rallied against the law the legislation would permit hong kong to send people to mainland china to face trial

among freshman to particularly democratic freshman and they pulled that out of the bill so i asked alexandria ocasio-cortez said what do you think about this. this is why this issue is so toxic. listen. >> the numbers are obviously taken out on this institution because it's an optics issue. >> right and that's my issue is that it's superficial and it'll look good on its surface, but it will, every cost of living adjustment that gets bypassed is voting to increase the pressure to exploit loopholes, and legal loopholes to kind of lean on other ways to enrich ones self through service. reporter: i'm going to read you a statement here from steny hoyer the house majority leader who said we don't want rich people here we want this to be the people's house and if you don't pay members of congress adequately and you don't pay staff adequately you won't get the best people and to hoyer's point you'll only have rich people on capitol hill, ashley. ashley: it's true but for a bartender from queens 174,000 a year sounds pretty good to me. >> average people make about $57,000 a year and that's the argument, absolutely

bill next week. meanwhile, congresswoman alexandria ocasio-cortez stands by her comments comparing migrant detentionouthern border to concentration camps. ocasio-cortez initially made the comparison during an instagram live on monday and was slammed by critics including active immigration and enforcement officer mark morgan. >> it's completely inappropriate. it's reckless. it's irresponsible, it's misinformed. and it's flat-out wrong. i urge people that there is so much oversight in these facilities. >> and senate lindsey graham also weighed in, writing people like aoc who are not lifting a finger to solve the problem, comparing the men and women serving our country to concentration camp guards do the congress and country a great disservice. however, the new york congresswoman defended the comparison in a tweet, linking an "esquire" magazine piece calling it quote, a concentration camp like system. saying she did not use those words lightly. adding a presidency that creates concentration camps is sfafasci and it's very difficult to say that. this is obviously, guys, a situation where tensions are fl

bill that contained the hyde amendment. >> she wants to scrap the abortion restriction but can't make good on that now. >> we need to repeal it. >> alexandria ocasio-cortezdemocrats to vote against the leadership and against the bill. it does not matter. in this case their votes were not needed. >> bret: when we come back a city pays hundreds of thousands in ransom. what the fox affiliates around the country are covering. powerlines that ignited deadly wildfires will pay a billion dollars in damages for the fire that killed 85 people and destroyed 14,000 homes in paradise. in las vegas, interstate 80 is closed from a train derailment. a union pacific spokeswoman says nothing hazardous was spilled. no injuries and the cause is under investigation. and in chicago from fox news 32, one of the big stories there tonight, the chicago white sox will extend the protecting netting to the 4 poles. they would be the first major league team to take that step. that's the look outside of the beltway from "special report." we will be right back. geico makes it easy to get help when you need it. with licensed agents available 24/7. it's not just easy. it's having-a-walr

bill may sound familiar. last congress the senate unanimously passed a version of savannah's act that stalled in the house. representatives torres, holland, and i worked with tribes, advocacy groups, law enforcement, and senators murkowski and cortez mass toe, to improve the legislation and introduce a bill that can and should be signed into law. the bill is named in honor of savannah la fontaine gray wind, a 22-year-older member of the spirit lake tribe pregnant with her first child who was murdered in august of 2017. her murder brought long overdue national attention to missing and murdered indigenous women. after meeting with local families of victims, state and local law enforcement, and regional tribes it has become clear to me that central washington has a unique perspective on this crisis. the stories about these women are heartbreaking. it is with these stories of mine that i have urged both house judiciary and natural resources committees to hold a field hearing on the yakima nation reservation to learn firsthand how this crisis is plaguing our communities. i'm pleased to have gained the support of local tribes and the ywmc in calling for a field hearing. i'm eager to have committee members hear their stories as well. tha

bill. also tonight, a shocking report on oceanist congresswoman alexandria ocasio-cortez. remember niec these pictures ofr crying at the border. it turns out across that fence was a parking lot. she was crying at a parking lot? o.j. already getting some heat out of prison for saying he's watching the democratic presidential primary debates. first they said there wasn't a terror threat at the southern border. now four isis suspects have been arrested heading north in central america to none other than our border. the details next. ♪ limu emu & doug look limu. a civilian buying a new car. let's go. limu's right. liberty mutual can save you money by customizing your car insurance, so you only pay for what you need. oh... yeah, i've been a customer for years. huh... only pay for what you need. ♪ liberty. liberty. liberty. liberty. ♪ can't see what it is yet.re? what is that? that's a blazer? that's a chevy blazer? aww, this is dope. this thing is beautiful. i love the lights. oh man, it's got a mean face on it. it looks like a piece of candy. look at the interior. this is nice

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he's supporting a bill that will look at reparations for slavery. >>> congresswoman alexandria ocasio-cortez seems to be comparing the trump campaign to nazis. see what she told her followers on instagram live. >> the united states is running concentration camps on our southern border and that is exactly what they are. they are concentration camps. i want to talk to the people that are concerned enough with humanity to say that we should not -- that never again do something. >> aoc's critics are slamming her for using the term concentration camps, which is commonly associated with nazi death camps during the holocaust. liz cheney tweeting, please, aoc, spend time learning some history. 6 million jews were exterminated in the holocaust. >> hey, representative cheney, since you're so eager to educate me, i'm curious what do you call building mass camps of people being detained without a trial? ocasio-cortez went on to say she is not comparing it to death camps but internment camps like the ones that held japanese-americans during world war ii. >>> long time aide hope hicks heads to capitol hil

[laughs] >> sandra: that's three hours for you. >> bill: we've been going on this alexandria ocasio-cortezg that she should over the world an apology. jerry nadler has just retreated her account saying that one of the lessons from the holocaust -- he goes on to defend the statement she made. that's the first time we've heard from part of the democratic leadership coming to her defense and saying something about it. >> sandra: i will see you on "martha" 7:00. we will be back tomorrow. "outnumbered" starts now. ♪ >> harris: president trump is far friend of his supporters. he officially launches 2028 reelection campaign packed house at the amway center. the president is hoping to defy his critics once again. after his first successful campaign shook up the american l system. this is to be 25. i'm harris faulkner. here today, melissa francis. "town hall" editor and fox news contributor, katie pavlich. former ohio senate democratic minority leader, capri cafaro. in the center seat, ian pryor, former justice department deputy director of pli

speaker nance ploysi saying the house will pass the bill, but more progressive members are slamming the decision, including alexandria ocasio-cortezs me now. you tweeted with no negotiation, hell no, that's an abdication of power. they will keep hurting kids if we do. those are strong words against speaker pelosi. that bill, as you know, passed 84-8 in the senate. a lot of liberal democrats voted for t why such a strong stance here? >> this is an issue not just of the substance of the bill, but the process of how we got here. we passed a house version of this bill which had far more humanitarian at the time provisions, and accountability for the facilities that are abusing kids. mitch mcconnell immediately smacked it down in order to pass and ram through a senate bill with an enormous amount of funding for military as well as no guard railings or accountability for facilities abusing our kids. that's the bill in front of us. however, we didn't even bother to negotiate. there are house amendments. we could have negotiated, we could have conferenced. we could have tried to get humanitarian in, to get consequences in, instead we're i

. >> ocasio cortez was one of 7 democrats to vote against the bill against their leadership. it did not matter which in this case their votes were not needed. >> thank you very much. my next guest is urging the senate budget committee to preserve all existing pro-life protections and future spending bills and has questions about the buildup of troops in the middle east amid growing tensions with iran. republican senator from utah mike lee sits on the senate judiciary committee among other things. good to have you with us tonight. not often i see your name alongside bernie sanders but you have signed a letter together in which you are asking serious questions about what is going on with iran. as part of the letter, a bipartisan group of senators say we want to reiterate as of this date congress has not authorized war with iran and no current statutory authority allows the us to conduct hostilities against the government of iran. the administration says it doesn't want war with iran. what answers are you pressing for? >> i believe that and respect that about this president, the

nancy pelosi has basically made the decision to put this bill to the floor without the fixes that alexandria ocasio-cortezher progressives wanted. what do activists think of that? >> it's a tough one because we've had a new cycle this week where i just mentioned the pictures where we heard about homestead and how these kids are really not being taken care of, no toothbrush, no soap. it's really horrific, kids walking around without diapers. and so there is something we tell the folks who are legislating to legislate and to do something. so they are stuck in a weird corner where they have to react and actually get stuff done. but they can't give away everything as well. they got to make sure that the money is used for a specific purpose, and that's the hard part. >> adrienne, if they feel like we are working so hard for you and then you're comprising on this? to some people you are comprising on morality, it's a tough thing to say you are comprising. >> that's why leader pelosi, i am so glad that she is there because she is able to strike a balance between the progressive caucus and maters. >> do you think

bill next week. hopefully tried to make the situation better. that is what ocasio cortez to be talking about.hey should vote in favor, get some funding down there and fix the problem. >> we will wait and see. mitch mcconnell says will likely pass the senate and we will see what happens. >> get stuck. the candidate for 2020 apparently talking about food. >> the new york times asked 2020 candidates a bunch of questions. one of them was what is your favorite campaign trail comfort food. watch this. >> lots of veggies. >> i try to stay away from it but cupcakes. >> i have no comfort food. >> the word got out that i like beef jerky. that is comfort coffee. >> glass of whiskey at the end of the night. >> chips and guacamole. >> french fries. >> all of them sounds delicious. the sides the whiskey at the end of the night. molly on twitter says vegetables -- and others is not one person said chocolate. i don't know if i can vote for these people. heather: what is your comfort food? >> first thing that came to mind was macaroni and cheese. >> i thought you would say taco bell. >> spaghetti any time of

cortez. she says she's not going to go for any bill funding i.c.e. policies. is that an extreme view if it keeps children cold and hungry? >> i am not going to speak for her. but you and i have spoke been motherhood. i am a mother and you are a mother and when it comes to taking care of our kids, i will do whatever it takes. that's one of the reasons why even though i had some concerns for the bill, i am in full support of the bill at this point. >> congresswoman, thank you. we appreciate you being with us. >> thank you, brianna. >>> tension between the u.s. and iran just went from bad to worse after iranian leaders suggested the white house suffers from a mental disability, president trump firing back with a series of tweets, the most serious one saying an snaulting statement put out today shows they don't understand reality. any attack by iran on anything american will be met with force. no more john kerry and obama. cnn is now learning that the u.s. carried out a cyber attacked on an iranian-backed militia group. this happened days after iran shot down an a

. >> ocasio-cortez was 1 of 7 democrats to vote against the bill, against their leadership.t matter. in this case, their votes were not needed paired shannon? >> shannon: mike emanuel on the hill, thank you. my next guest urging the committee to have pro-life protections, and questions about the middle east and growing tensions with the iran. senator mike lee, good happy with us tonight. it is not often i see your name alongside bernie sanders, but you have signed on to a letter together in which you are asking some serious questions about what is going on with iran. as part of the letter, you and six, i think, a total group of bipartisan senators, you want to reiterate as of this date, congress has not authorized war with iran and no statutory authority allows them to have actions against iran. the they say the president doest want war with iran. >> first of all, i believe that an respect that about this president. i think this is the most constitutionally conscious president we have had when it relates to work powers in decades, literally decades. this is a president who r

to step in with plans for a hearing this week on a bill covering those diagnosed with 9/11 related illnesses. your congresswoman alexandra ocasio-cortez says it is important to take care of the euros of the day. >> the people who gave their lives, time, health for others, they define heroism for others. in that spirit we have a responsibility to say for heroes him an active heroism we will be for you there, now, tomorrow no matter what. no matter what. [applause] jon: new york city with more. reporter: lawmakers announce new thus in illnesses to toxins of ground zero. congressional hearing on tuesday over funding for the 9/11 victims compensation fund. the fund does not have enough money to carry projected claims. there 2000 confirmed cancers linked to the toxins lea breed n by the new york firefighters and 9000 cancer conditions outside the department including first responders and civilians. people who file claims before they bring first are facing a 50% payment cut for the depleted fund can last for the 2020 expiration date and claims from after the date are facing a 70% cut. the claims are still coming in. firefighters gave emotio

. >> reporter: ocasio-cortez was one of seven democrats to vote against the bill against their leadership matter. in this case, their votes were not needed. mike emmanuel, fox news. jon: one of the few democratic 2020 candidates who won't be on the debate stage this coming week is steve bullock. the montana governor came up just short of meeting the dnc's threshold to qualify, but bullock made his case in an exclusive interview with chris wallace arguing his more moderate platform can bring back swing states that went to president trump in 2016. >> i was on the ballot in 2016. he took montana by 20, i won by 4. 25-30% of my voters voted for donald trump. in a practical -- we both have to bring out our base and win back some of those places that we lost, and i can't win in montana just by going to pockets of blue. i get all across this state, and i think that we need to make sure that our democratic nominee can be competitive not only on the coasts, but as you know, places like wisconsin, places like pennsylvania, and i believe i can be that candidate. jon: you can watch the full interview

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>>representative alexandria ocasio cortez a nomar were among the 4 democrats who voted against the bill saying they don't want to fund agencies carry out president trump's policies. the white house says it strongly opposes the bill and is threatening a veto legislation that is no chance of becoming law. >>you may be proud of your action. but the question will be will history be kind to you. >>meanwhile, the senate advanced a bipartisan bill last week that sets aside nearly 4.6 billion for the border crisis, my hope would be that the democrats will work with us to get this across the finish line get across the senate floor, this week if the senate and house can reach an agreement there's still no guarantee president trump sign off on it. i'm john lawrence reporting. >>for your money this morning you can find the cheapest prices at wal-mart to most of the time and the government announced a nationwide crackdown on robocalls jane king is live at the nasdaq with those stories and more hi jane. >>heidari a good morning. yes, the government raining in companies a%d individuals have collective

. >> sean: democrats could putut down a bill with $4.5 billion to help the kids.o they haven't done it yet. >> laura: alexandria ocasio-cortez and ilhan omar said no, and i think there are democrats. i shouldn't cite all, but i think there are honest democrats who actually want to get this done. i think the democrats want to separate trump from his supporters who are not heartless people, they don't want them to die in the desert or anywhere else. w but a magnet at the border is bad for everybody. it's bad for the cartel gettinge rich, bad for crime, bad for american citizens who need help because we are out of solutions unless somebody will make money appear off of trees here to help these kids. >> luis: you would actually get something done. you want to stop the flood of people coming to the border and take care of kids but there's no interest in that because your monologue is true, democrats wants this as a political issuea the kids are pawns, the migrants are pawns and they want votes. but then-- >> laura: there are democrats. >> president obama himself making this case, we agree, and the kids, we can take care of the ki

there were four democratic alexandria ocasio-cortez ilhan omar of minnesota, and of massachusetts. and their reservations about this billwhy would we continue to direct funding towards ice and keep -- abusing children and not keeping them in sanitary conditions? house speaker nancy pelosi allowed democrats to go and rewrite this bill to tweet this so they could get it across the finish line. they did not have the boat yesterday. but key changes in this bill and this was part of nancy pelosi's statement earlier when she talked to the democratic caucus. i will read you what she said this morning. "today we have an opportunity to help the children of the border understand what we are up against with a white house. the president would like for this build to go down today. a vote against the bill is a vote for president trump." the next up is a senate where they have a bipartisan bill but it is unclear if the senate and house can get on the same page before the end of the week, sheena end. >> shannon: chad come alive on the hill, thank you very much. >> chad: instant reaction from president trump tweeting this. presidential

cortez, the first to use this cynical tactic. they are going to look through thousands of bills out there and find which ones have not been cosponsoredin members and claim you don't support it because you haven't had a chance to cosponsor it yet is absurd. that bill just came out of committee. this week. back when these accusations were made i didn't have a chance to look into it and you're going to attack somebody and say they don't support something because they haven't had a chance to cosponsor it yet? i do my due diligence, this is a multibillion dollar bill that we should look into. i met with john steele, one of the guys whose organization is pushing this really high. i met with him, learned about it and got behind it. it is that simple so this is really dishonest tactic. we cannot get to this place in politics where you are seeking out something somebody hasn't cosponsored yet and claiming they are against it. they know the public doesn't quite understand and think you are voting against it when that never happened. shannon: you were a holdout and wanted to prove this for yourself. he also said thanks for letting me know, i am

it's a bill that progressive democrats have resisted, as you can imagine. meantime, democratic congressman alexandria ocasio-cortezating the administration's handling of the crisis too, you guessed it, nazi germany. watch. speak of the united states is running concentration camps on our southern border that is exactly what they are. the fact that concentration camps are now and institutionalized practice in the home of the free is extraordinarily disturbing. >> kennedy: a top official with the board or agency union says the congresswoman still has a lot to learn. really? >> it's disgusting to compare concentration camps to with the men and women are doing here protecting our country. i was just that one of the detention facilities. the kids were outside their sell, because we have so many of them, they were out on the floor playing puzzles. they were watching movies, eating cookies, and what have you. she needs to come down here. >> kennedy: so, charlie, this is offensive as it trivializes what actually happened in concentration camps. it's a risk that many younger lawmakers are willing to take, and it just shows

bill and hillary clinton and joins us tonight.nd thank you for coming on. >> sure. >> tucker: who is more powerful, pelosi or alexandria ocasio-cortez? you will say pelosi of course. but the question is, if you were running for congress, as a democrat, right now, whose endorsement would you rather have, pelosi or ocasio-cortez's? >> so the democrats are in the majority because of all the districts that went from red to blue. aoc's district went from blue to bluer. nancy pelosi is speaker because of the red to blue people. so if your district was super blue, having aoc in your corner would be cool. but it's interesting that nancy pelosi used to be seen as this wild-eyed liberal. here she is standing up to the liberals on impeachment, medicare for all, green new deals. making her seem downright moderate. god, so you wonder whether behind the scenes, aoc and w pelosi have a deal going on?ha who would have thought that was possible in 2019? >> tucker: do you think honestly that ten years from now there will be any people like you left in the democratic party? 50-ish white guys worried about the medicare for all. will there be any left, h

bill: we will see. did you see what alexandria ocasio-cortez had to say? the democratic congresswoman from new york.bed them as concentration camps down there at the border. just a little bit of what she said on instagram. watch year. >> the united states is running concentration camps on our southern border. and that is exactly what they are. the fact that concentration camps are now in institutionalized practice in the home of the free is extraordinarily disturbing. >> bill: i tell you, she's not afraid of throwing out these phrases. i don't think she's been to the border yet. has she? >> i haven't seen her down here in arizona, i can tell you that. when any individual make that reference, it just loses all interest to me. it's disgusting to compare concentration camps to what the men and women are doing here protecting our country. in my eyes, honestly, you lose credibility. i've had it up to here with all these individuals constantly trying to compare concentration camps to what we're doing. i was just out one of the detention facilities. the kids were outside their self. they were out on the fl

bill maher tweeted "not a promising start." even the congresswoman, the real leader of the house of representatives, alexandria ocasio-cortez andto a high school classroom filled with kids who didn't do their homework, didn't read the book. in a moment we will break down all the radical positions. you get to hear it yourself, ill-informed

with, speaking of the progressive democrats, there is alexandria ocasio-cortez who spoke up about their disappointment in the billre humanitarian bill to get money straight to those kids. no tricks, no writers, no poison pills, we need to get toothpaste, toothbrush, soap and we need to make sure these kids are protected as well as having their resources funded. >> the fact that this is a game is a huge, huge disappointment. >> raul let me get to you on this. there was an effort to try to get it passed before july 4th. many are saying it was rushed in there. there are empassed on the far left of this party. >> there's a lot of frustration, we had these external factors that made this a difficult calculation for nancy pelosi, as well as her counterparts in the senate. number one, increasingly this week we saw pictures and reports of these horrendous deadlines. those deadlines put more of an urgency they had to come up with something, and could not hold out for a better deal. this to me was a really defining week for republicans, because up until now, over the last few years, republicans have been able to say they c

doing and this started with alexandria ocasio-cortez, she was the first to try to use this cynical tactic. they're going to look through thousands of billsing to find which ones have not been cosponsored by certain members and they are going to claim that you don't support it because you haven't had the chance to cosponsor it yet. that's absurd. that bill just came out of committee this week. back when these accusations were made, i hadn't even had the chance to look into it yet and you're going to attack somebody and say they don't support something because i haven't had a chance to cosponsor it yet? this is a multibillion-dollar bill, we should look into it. i met with john fields, one of the guys whose organization is pushing this really hard to. i met with him, i learned about of and i got behind it. it's that simple, it's dishonest tactics, they know it's dishonest and we cannot get to this place in politics where you are seeking out something somebody hasn't cosponsored yet and claiming you are against it. they know the public doesn't understand that, they think you're voting against it. >> shannon: he deleted that and said he was

bill to have more protections from migrants at the border. one of the vocal critics was congressm congressman ocasio-cortez. she said it is asking for a promise of what they want for the money. >> i do not believe we should throw more money to i.c.e. my district is 50% grinlt. i have an obligation and responsibility to protect them. i believe what we should be doing is passing a pure humanitarian bill to get money straight to those kids. no tricks, no riders, no poison bills, toothpaste, toothbrush, soap, and be sure the kids are protected as well as resources funded. i think this is a huge disappointment. >> short time ago, nancy pelosi acknowledging dissatisfaction of so many in her party, and this internal family battle that's risen over in the last 24 hours. only worse since the vote passed through on the house floor. she said this is not the one we hoped for ybut the one we're voegt on, this is the one to get money to the children fastest. this bill, $4.6 billion package heads to the white house for the president to sign it, indications are that he will, given that mike pence was fighting to get it pas

bill maher tweeted "not a promising start." even the congresswoman, the real leader of the house of representatives, alexandria ocasio-cortez and chiming in, comparing it to a high school classroom filled with kids who didn't do their homework, didn't read the book. in a moment we will break down all the radical positions. you get to hear it yourself, ill-informed platforms, far left fantasies that would never happen. also, my staff behind my back center owner lawrence jones to the debate in miami to see what democrats think about me. i was just told about this moments ago. i can hardly wait. take a look. >> sean, not a fan. [laughs] >> we are going to play the pulled full package coming up, i'm told it will be quite entertaining, but we turn to one of the biggest losers from last nights debate, that would be a mbc news. they experienced some technical difficulties at the height of the debate, can happen to anybody, take a look. >> i think we had a little microphone issue in the back -- >> control room -- >> we have the audience, all right. is there a role for the federal government to play in order to get these guns off the st

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alexandria ocasio cortez, democrat from new york, talib, a democrat from minnesota said over the weekend they were opposed to this billion right now can they hold the line and get it across the finish line tonight? probably 8:30, 9:00. and then the other question is, what will the senate do? the senate also has a bill worth 4 1/2 billion dollars, but it's different. and senate majority leader mitch mcconnell indicated today that he noted that the president threatened a veto of the house bill but did not threaten the bipartisan senate bill, so they have to get that done before the end of the week or they will run out of money to deal with the humanitarian issue at the border. >> thanks for that, chad. stay with us. you know, robert, the president gave congress some time to work on this, but it doesn't seem like it's exactly the way he thought it was going to go. >> well, one, i hope that the democrats do pass the bill that's in the house. number two, it is the president's separation policy. it's his asylum policy. and no disrespect, the humanitarian stuff going on, having them sleep on cement, not giving them soap, tha

congresswoman alexandria ocasio-cortez and her colleagues are so concerned about humanitarian conditions they should have voted 15 times they've had a chance to vote for a billon the floor to provide $4.5 million in humanitarian aid. secondly, we should never be in a situation where someone is bringing up the holocaust and public discourse, particularly diminishing what has happened, demeaning the memories of people who are lost and we ought to understand and come to an agreement that we aren't going to do that. any index of history and it doesn't have to be an in-depth, it can be a service level to demonstrate how wrong her comments forever. i'm waiting for the leaders of our party to stand up and say they disagree because they ought to disagree. it was a shameful site ever marks. >> ed: they didn't stand up, they did not even named her after those anti-semitic comments to ilhan omar. the president announcing in the last 24 hours that next week there will be some major i.c.e. rates and that he will kick many of thousands here out, is it a smart idea to telegraph that won the oakland mayor months and months ago telegraphed a rate in her city and republicans

the sound bite from alexandria ocasio-cortez because she was very angry that nancy pelosi went for the senate deal today. let's play it. >> by opposing both bills, you just ultimately depriving these kids of housing facilities that they need? >> the problem right now and the question at hand right now is that mitch mcconnell sends the bill and we are putting a big check mark on it instead of trying to negotiate. >> martha: and d. >> thank god for mitch mcconnell and the u.s. senate. i think the bill passed with 83 votes. was a good bill and it didn't restrict our ability to deal with immigration the border. democrats bill, they wanted to provide under the auspices of trying to protect children, they were going to restrict funding for i.c.e. and make it more difficult to enforce laws of the border. thank god we got a bill that doesn't do that and provide at least temporary funding. we need a final solution. this bill was a temporary solution. we need to resolve the issues. >> martha: as lindsey graham said today, it's a band-aid. i want to play president obama in 2007 when he was in the debate. austan i want to get your thought on it. speak of t

wants a new bill to extend the compensation fund until 2090 so no first responder will ever go without help. if they don't react, the money could run out next year. alexandria ocasio-cortezon. the democratic socialist bashing jeff bezos for paying workers, quote, starvation wages. >> do you think that's why he's a billionaire, because he pays his worker starvation wages. >> i think it's part of the equation when you have a large workforce and you underpay every person and you also participate in taking billions of dollars of government subsidies, i think that could be part of it. heather: amazon responded to aoc's comments saying the allegations are absurd. amazon associates receive industry leading pay starting at $15 an hour. you may remember when she fought against amazon building a second headquarters in new york, which cost the city an estimated 25,000 jobs and $4 billion in annual wages. she's still at it. now some business news for you. turmoil at target as the retail giant is crippled by outages across the country. tracee carrasco is here with what went wrong the 'i the. >> it was a rough weekend for fatarget. target reported two hour outage at stores across the

cortez says she is not endorsing any candidate yet. she said sanders has not asked for her endorsement but he has asked for her help cosponsoring several bills which she is happy to offer. >> do you have an edge, you volunteered for his campaign? >> i think what we really need right now is a presidential candidate that is going to fight for the well being of working class americans and all americans. i think he does that excellently. i believe his policies do that. i believe senator warren's policies do that. i think that's what we need to be looking for. >> still ahead, some of the 2020 democratic candidates weigh in on whether president trump should be prosecuted when he leaves office. >>> new reporting from the "new york times" that u.s. is ramping up cyber attacks on russia. what administration officials are telling the paper about that. those stories and a check on the weather when we come right back. you should be mad at tech that's unnecessarily complicated. make ice. but you're not, because you have e*trade, which isn't complicated. their tools make trading quicker and simpler so you can take on the markets with confidence. don't get

alexandria ocasio-cortez can be critical of the conditions at the border, but she needs to put her money where our mouth is. she had everybody else. introduce a billoduced an amendment. guess what? when you compare anything to the holocaust, the actual underlying issues here of concern are getting eclipsed by your incendiary language. you do yourself no favors. >> harris: is in the part of the point? if you were going off a cliff because you simply cannot get anything done, because your politico constipated on capitol hill, that's happening. what you do? you try to get everybody go and look in the direction of the shiny object that you are flushing. rabbi abraham cooper, an associate dean at the wiesenthal center, wrote this in an op-ed. "during world war ii, nazi concentration camps were death camps were innocent women, men, and children died. they were hitler's final solution to kill every jew on earth." that's the definition of what was happening. "absurd" is what he calls a come too. the point of all this is now we are talking about this and we are not talking -- we are talking about being in defense of something we would promise never happens

bill: thank you so much. we are going to be on it all week. jack keane in washington, d.c. >> julie: congresswoman alexandria ocasio-cortez speaking out about thepeaker. why she says progressives are quiet frustrated with nancy pelosi. the u.s. women's national team back out in the world cup. a look at the next match coming up. ♪ ♪ girls run the world ♪ who run the world ♪ girls run this mother ♪ there are three words when you live with migraine... "i am here." aim to say that more with aimovig. a preventive treatment for migraine in adults that reduces the number of monthly migraine days. for some, that number can be cut in half or more. don't take aimovig if you're allergic to it. allergic reactions like rash or swelling can happen hours to days after use. common side effects include injection site reactions and constipation. aim to be there more. talk to your doctor about aimovig. we're on the move. hey rick, all good? oh yeah, we're good. we're good. terminix. defenders of home. aaaah! nooooo... nooooo... quick, the quicker picker upper! bounty picks up messes quicker and is 2x more absorbent. bounty, the quicker picker upper. when it comes

cortez defended them. they say border patrol agents are going above and beyond to care for migrants and doing the best they can with limited resources. a $4.6 billion border supplemental billill go to the care of migrant children. it's expected to go to a vote next week. lauren: it is the first day of summer. and the longest day of the year. cheryl: meteorologist adam clots is live in the weather center with the forecast for the weekend and much more. >> we're talking about the longest day of the year and we're talking about rain. it's been soggy across large portions of the country. early this morning we've got a big area moving into new england, this is only going to last through the next couple hours. by the time you get into afternoon, finally sunshine for folks who have seen a lot of rain recently. the rain moves into the middle of the country this afternoon. this is an opportunity for severe weather across portions of the plains, stretching back into the midwest. this will be a spot to watch where we could see spraps severe thunderstorms fire -- perhaps severe thunderstorms fire up. take a look at some of these numbers, triple digits in parts of texas, widespread run

cortez masto. >> first i would like to enter and a record of an analysis of this bill and a statement expressing concerns of this bill by my nevada colleague senator jackie rosen. >> i am sorry, senator alexander had to leave. i do agree with him. i think we need a comprehensive approach. i think we need to safely store spent nuclear fuel but we need a comprehensive approach for the future. here is the one thing i am seeking. this is why i so respect senator alexander. in 1987 i believe it was, tennessee was able to successfully remove the oak ridge facility as an interim storage facility. changed the law and now in this bill tennessee has equally the opportunity to say no like every other state except nevada. that is all i am looking for is similar opportunities, particularly with this bill. it creates an equal consent process for all states except for nevada. let me highlight for the record section 306e requires a potential host state to veto or approve a site before they are fully informed of the site impact prior to initiating a review licensing process. that leaves yucca mountain as the def