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, bla, bla. if he has problems about leaving stuff out on his form, so does she. and the president's eldest son, donald trump jr. is due to testify, on tv, in open session on wednesday. and the one and only paul manafort is scheduled to testify on tv and in open session next week, wednesday. if there is a panic button for the president with regard to this investigation, this is the time you might think he'd consider hitting it. which i think probably more than anything explains what we just heard about him -- heard from him last night about jeff sessions. if he is hitting the panic button, that's what he's considering doing here, that means things may start to move very, very fast now. hold on. whoooo. finding the best hotel price is now a safe bet. because tripadvisor searches over 200 booking sites - so you save up to 30% on the hotel you want. lock it in. tripadvisor. what bad back?gels work so fast you'll ask what pulled hammy? advil liqui - gels make pain a distant memory nothing works faste

king's passing incomemarkable gain in among more affluent lacks -- bla cks. when adjusted for inflation to 2014 dollars, the percentage of black americans making at least $75,000 more than doubled from to 21%.2014, more making $100,000 or nearly quadrupled to 13%. americans sawhite a less impressive increase. on the other hand, the percentage of black americans $15,000 onlybelow between 1970 and 2014. research reveals that income inequality is related to income segregation. ons next figure presents inome segregation by race metropolitan areas with populations of more than 500,000. and the source for this figure is a 2014 study by the publishedt bischof, by the russell sage foundation. that incomereveals segregation has grown rapidly in the last decade and particularly among blacks and hispanics families. and what is notable is that 1970as black americans in -- that is the purple line there -- it is probable, right -- i suffer from a little bit of color blindness -- whereas black americans in 1970, black families in 1970 recorded the least income segregation -

bla.they semithose heresies. let's put it this way. he also donated to the person investigating donald trump's frauds in new york. he has called for gun control and gay marriage. i don't know how these conservative guys, they're all great with another -- declaring him the miracle worker. he will fix everything in trump world. the fact is, they will ignore and ally any possible sin that anybody around trump has committed or anything way off the reservation just because it keeps the sweet, sweet tricks. zm and whatever you think of jeff sessions, he has been in the conservative camp solidly on immigration and everything for decades. do you expect he will last? will he resign or stay in i think this came from the white house. i think they're trying to, no jeff sessions out of the box. >> so am i. i think he is hanging on by his claws. >> we appreciate it. the report that the president is considering pardoning himself. can he even do it? >>> we now know that donald trump is talking to his blau

he was diagnosed with having blas toe ma, an aggressive brain cancer. last week cast a deciding vote blocking gop evidents to repeal obamacare. >>> putin said the move is in direct response to congress passing sanctions against russia. passed sanctions for the election interference. president trump is expected to sign it. >>> new jersey governor chris christie once again making headlines after incident at a baseball game. >> you're a big shot is what he said. >> governor got in a cub's fan's face. sarcastically calling him a big shot. this is last night at a game in milwaukee. after the fan apparently called christie a hypocrite. so earlier this month, you remember fans booed christie after he caught a foul ball at the mets game. made the one handed grab. not phillies fan got in on the action after he made harsh comments about the team. fans made masks and made comments about the governor. after the interview, christie said the phillies were an awful team with an angry bitter fan base. he also said it was not safe for civilized people to go to citizens

and in festus, missouri, razor bla blades have been found in shopping carts.oman was cut last week as she was cleaning the handle bar with a wet wipe. >>> so your 11-year-old fishing in south carolina and you're like, wow, this is great, i need a really, big catch here. this is awesome. >> exciting. but? >> it wasn't a fish. >> oh, no. so he was all excited to reel in that catch. turns out it was an old purse. here's the thing, though, still kind of cool, because inside, there were i.d. cards, photos, credit cards, all from stores that no longer exist or are no longer open. the boy conditions realize the purse had belonged, actually, to a family friend. so they got in touch. turns out that pocket booha same area, 25 years ago. >> man, maybe you could use that blockbuster gift card, oh, wait, no. circuit city? >> not going to work. no. >> darn it. >> but, you know, he went fishing for fish. he got a time capsule. >> worthless one, except for the memories. >>> coming up, blowing up the bathtub with pizza. >> oh. looks like a slice you can eat, but it's minneapol

a test determined it was blee owe blas toma. >>> dr. john lee joins us. doctor, thanks for being with us. the first signs, none of us knew it, but the first signs showed up a month ago when senator mccain had speech trouble in the comey hearing. talk about those symptoms and the road to diagnosis. >> for those of us trained in the study of the brain, one of the best tests of brain function, really, is just to ask questions and talk to the individual to being able to form sentences, ask questions appropriately. all of this is a very good insight and test of one's brain. >> dr. lee, this is the same type of cancer bo biden suffered from. we know how deadly it can be. is this curable and how effective are the treatment options? >> 40 years ago, the median survival for glioblastoma was three to four months. we have made progress with chemotherapy, radiation, surge ral reception. however, the survival is on the order of 15-18 months. so, have we cured glioblastoma? it's difficult to say we have cured it. however, we are always looking for new treatment options

if we take mars it has one environment venus has a different environment it has blas seven hundred degrees celsius easily. and there are very interesting process is taking place right now what we can see there is the greenhouse gas a fact. and this is something that has happened on venus and the type and not due to. some. people's activities it happened naturally positional it happened because of changes and events in the solar systems and so we it's very important to understand what has been happening there is this science and we are going to cooperate with our european colleagues to make research to the research on mars on the show we are already cooperating with them quite recently our colleagues. from europe and was tried to lend a craft on mars unfortunately the mission failed i don't remember correctly but i think in the votes of them by twenty twenty twenty twenty we are going to cooperate with the europeans as well. but this time. we are going to be responsible for the landing system. doing that whole show and i hope that this time we will be able to be successful at dance and the

the taliban have claimed responsibility for the blas. straight a bus carrying government officials. the bbc's justin right now reports. the suicide attack us struck at seven a. m.. exploding his palm right beside a bus carrying government workers. agreed to this shop keeper describes how one man staggered into his doorway. before collapsing and dying. this woman. must have. this is. attacks in kabul are common but the bombs are getting bigger. the trauma ward is quiet. but the anger in the city understandably so this is this. i can huge blast in kabul in as many months the government promised. to increase security. but this attack shows just how vulnerable the city state layers. taliban has growing in strength since the nato combat mission in afghanistan ended two and a half years ago. the insurgents now control a tenth of the country they contest another third and islamic state and i'll call you guys. are active to. president trump has promised a new strategy to break the stalemate he just. hasn't announced it yet perhaps. because it's so unpalatable. his military advisors want a s

a hand our water and bla nkets every day.ents of la county voted for a tax increase to fund a rent subsidies and services for the homeless. $3.5 billion over ten yea rs. at homeless. $3.5 billion over ten years. at the same time that we have this population rising so dramatically, the voters are recognised and given us the resources to attack it. that is where the optimism comes from. 0ptimism toa where the optimism comes from. 0ptimism to a point, but la la land looks different from the inside. you would not expect people on every corner, clothes everywhere, trash... yeah. people come here to make their dreams come true. i don't think they do that so much any more. the underbelly of the city in dire need ofa underbelly of the city in dire need of a reality check. the bank of england has put the authorjane austen's image on its new ten pound note. it was unveiled at winchester cathedral, where she was buried 200 years ago and will go into circulation in september. 0ur correspondent duncan kennedy has the story. it's taken 200

they hand out water and bla nkets day.medical facilities. in march residents of la county voted for a tax increase to fund rent subsidies and services for the homeless, $3.5 billion over ten years. at the same time we have the population rising dramatically, the voters recognise and give us resources to attack it. that is where the optimism comes from. optimism to a point but lala land looks different from the inside. you would not expect people on every corner, clothes everywhere, trash, yeah, people come here to make their dreams come true, they do not do that so much any more. the underbelly of the city in dire need ofa underbelly of the city in dire need of a reality check. in the us the bank reporting season rolls on. today it's the turn of goldmann sachs and bank of america. michelle fleury is in new york for us. what the results tell us? goldman sachs was considered the unbeatable firm often the guys that work there we re firm often the guys that work there were referred to as the smartest in the room but based on i

nethaneel mitchell—bla ke won the men's 200 metres to guarantee selection for london.— talbot also qualifies. but some big names struggled, including adam gemili, who was sixth. after her season's best during last weekend's european team championship's, elidh doyle secured her spot in london with a comfortable victory in the 400 metre hurdles. her time, though, was a second slower than her run in lille last saturday. imean, i mean, that was fairly rubbish from my point of view. it was just really messy. i shouldn't have jumped over hurdle five. i lost it over the last 200. but thejob hurdle five. i lost it over the last 200. but the job was to win today and get the competition out of the way but i really need to start the race out if i want to content with these girls in the world at the moment. the all blacks' centre sonny bill williams will miss the deciding test against the british and irish lions after a judiciary panel banned him for four weeks for the shoulder barge on anthony watson that saw him sent off in yesterday's second test. lions flanker sean 0'brien als

nethaneel mitchell—bla ke won the men's 200 metres to guarantee selection for london.e line, talbot also qualifies. but some big names struggled, including adam gemili, who was sixth. after her season's best during last weekend's european team championships, elidh doyle secured her spot in london with a comfortable victory in the 400 metre hurdles. her time, though, was a second slower than her run in lille last saturday. the all blacks centre sonny bill williams will miss the deciding test against the british and irish lions after a judiciary panel banned him for four weeks for the shoulder barge on anthony watson that saw him sent off in yesterday's second test. lions flanker sean 0'brien also faced the same panel after being cited for dangerous play, but he was cleared of any wrongdoing and will be available for the final test. englishman tommy fleetwood, who was in contention to win the us open a couple of weeks ago, has today won the french open. a final round of 66 put him one shot clear of american peter ulhine and moves him to the top of the race to dubai stand

it could come down to a choice between ujah, adam gemili, and nethaneel mitchell—bla ke for the thirdtish title. daryll neita came second. british record holder dina asher—smith, who is returning from injury and targeting the 200 metres, was fourth. that's all sport for now. i'll have more in the next hour. james, thank you very much. there have been scuffles between pro—democracy demonstrators and police in hong kong just hours after new chief executive carrie lam was sworn in. it's 20 years since britain handed over hong kong to china. activists have accused beijing of clamping down on free speech. but the visiting president xi has warned against any challenge to beijing's authority — as steve mcdonell reports. in their tens of thousands, hong kong's pro—democracy demonstrators poured through the streets. they'd come to mark 20 years since this former british colony was returned to beijing, with a message to the president of china, xijinping. they say that in recent years theirfreedom of assembly, freedom of speech and the independence of the judiciary have all, to some extent, been

it took about 15 minutes to go through the blaed. >>> time now for washington where a batch of new e-mails is giving insight between president trump's sun and a russian lawyer. the president is already tweeting this morning saying remember when you hear the words sources say from the fake media, often times those sources are made up and do not kpits. earlier he said my son donald did a good job last night. he was open, transparent, and innocent. this is the greatest witch hunt in police history, sad. that is in regard to his son's interview with fox news last night. >> the new e-mails, and this is not just sources say, the e-mails were sent out by donald trump junior. >> reporter: right, he is the source of the e-mails. but the new york times that broke the story said they have the e-mails, too, and they told donald trump junior that he wth were going to publish them just before he posted them. >> he received an e-mail promising "very high level and sensitive information, part of russia and it's government's support for mr. trump. his reply "if it's what you say, i love it." >> analysts pr

the third spot will be decided by british selectors — with adam gemelli, ujah and nethaneel mitchell—blathe win. words can't describe how happy i am. i'm just glad, over this last year it's been a real struggle for me to get back to fitness, but i'm happy that now i can get ready, get ready for the world champs in london. the women's 100 was won by asha phillip, her fourth british title. daryll neita came second, while dina asher—smith, the british record holder who is returning from injury, finished in fourth. sailing has been in the news a lot recently with the conclusion of the america's cup, and if that's inspired you to take up the sport, have a look at this. it's the sport of foiling, in which you fly along above the water. it's becoming increasingly accessible, so much so that our man mike bushell has been to have a go. is it a boat or is it a plane? well, it tries to be a bit of both. it's the boat that is trying to bring the thrill of the america's cup racing to all of us. up on the foils and flying over the water and yet at much lower speeds and without the danger. it changes t

what you need to know is this, that test blas only one per day between 9:30 and 3:30 p.m. they're set to last until about mid 2018, four to five blasts per week between 9:30 a.m. and 3:30 p.m., but no blasts scheduled for your morning or evening xhurcht, blast horns will sound before and give an all-clear once they wrap up here form as of right now, no weekend blasts are scheduled. if there are any changes, an advance notice will go out. as far as what this will feel like, we're told the vibrations should be minute pal and not severely impactful. we're live here with montgomery county, news 4, back to. >>> it was a messy morning commute. a tractor trailer carrying pepsi product caught fire on the inner loop this morning, happened on the inare loop just before the pennsylvania exit in district heights. traffic was slow f crews cleaned up that mess. all lanes have since reopened. >>> now to our weather, enjoy today, because the temperatures and humidity are going way you. >> sheena par vin giants you. sheena parveen joins us. a great day for the pool, for the kids who are ou

you can see it from the distance and the ash and soot just bla blanketed hundreds of cars, possibly damaging the paint. >> i do deliveries, so i don't have to wash the cars, thankfully. but we have to get more people to come out and help us. the ash is still coming down. >> it wasn't only the car dealers. everyone who parks outside in the area likely has a layer of grime on their car. >>> and the oakland ymca just a block away from the blaze had to be shut down. they were concerned smoke could get into the building's ventilation system. >> the smell of the char from the fire last night giving me a headache as i was walking down the street. so i was trying to cover my face up. >> the ventilation system checked out okay and the y is now open once again. >> people who live nearby shared their photos with "abc7 news." the fire was visible throughout the east bay and a plume of smoke was seen from further. when you see breaking news, share photos with us using #abc7newsnow. and download the "abc7 news" app and enable push alerts and you'll be notified of breaking news as it happens. our app is fr

yeah, the blaing is up. wave it off. horrible decision. >> omar gives one back.on dempsey great turn. team nothing usa he shidz he loves it usa is leading-0. >> if would do a soccer match between 00 and facing off with 100 local kids in ipt lex game. he lost 20-5 afterward the manager was not happy about the team performance on 100 oscars. >> he's serious. >> i don't know if it's tongue in cheek or has a great actor. you cannot let all 3 forwards get through your defense. he also said they thought they would have 50, 40, 10, they went with -- think he was half joking it was all for charity. >> he showed . >> he was mad. >> stone face. >> brody. >> coming up next, fox news at 11. >> shawn and tony. >> that was like a bill belichick interview. >> very good. that's right. coming up next a new report on gop plan to repeal and replace obamacare says millions more americans could be left uninsured. >> this comes as the president wants to host senators at the white house to talk about agenda goals. >> and husband listen up you can go joking to the mall and we'll show yo

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we now know that it blood collection was caused by a type of brain tumor known as a glee yo blas toe this is a tumor that's quite aggressive and will require further treatment. a form of chemo and radiation. we know the senator had been feeling fatigued for the last several months and complained about a bout of double vision. that's what caused his doctors to get the scan of his brain in the first place. just over the last day now, they have found this information out about what caused this bleeding again. discussions now taking place between senator mccain and his doctors how to proceed next, when to proceed, what type of therapy in the form of chemo or radiation and how that's likely to. happen. back to you. >> thank you so much. senator john mccain recovering amazingly well according to a statement from his office. he showed no problems before or after this operation. the news drawing stunned reaction across the political spectrum. president trump saying, senator john mccain has always been a fighter. melania and i second our thoughts and prayers to john mccain and his family. get

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