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we'll bri our nbc washington app. back to you. >>> reaction tonight to a stunning announcement from the trump administration. we first told you about this at 6:00. the "washington post" and the "washington business journal" are reporting the government will drop the search for a new fbi headquarters. we have reached out to local lawmakers for reaction and they are saying they are disappointed even devastated by this. fairfax and prince georges county have been fighting to bring the headquarters to their communities. the construction is something that would promise thousands of jobs be created. we reached out to the stake holders. they were supposed to be notified by phone tomorrow. but tonight, a virginia congressman, a democrat is already blaming the president. in a statement he writes, quote, reports that the federal government is pulling the reveals trump conflicts with gsi and others. one of the three finalists to build the headquarters, they own buildings with president trump and jared kushner. back to you. >>> w

hot summer pattern with ridge briing overhead and flow p pumping in heat and humidity. tuesday, i'll tell you if you're down to the beach it's fantastic f you're outside sight seeing on the national mall may be tough for a little while. it's hot. we won't have high humidity tomorrow and we're out sunny and starting you off warm r rising to 59 by 5 . but tomorrow looks to be storm-free. we'll introduce storm chance anticipates talk about the rest of the week in the 7 day forecast that is coming up 11:1r5, lauren and marina. >> thank you, caityln. >> we don't know the cause of this morning's fire that badly damaged four row houses. fire fightsers were driving to the scene and saw billion owes of smoke pouring from the area and we're told the fire started in one row house and quickly spread to the other three. no one was hurt. >>> z.c. firefighters were not the only ones battling flames this hot summer day. fire fighters in prince jonl county knocked down a home ratan street and were win hight. the fire started in the back uv the house and quickly spread inside. blaze so i

still ahead, a surprise gift for a boy whose bike was taken bri a thief w by a thief who threatened him. >>> we are seeing still the they have dre haveiest area of rain along the jersey shore. we knew that there would be a difference between 10, 20 345mi between the heaviest rain and now it looks like it is just tapping offshore barely near cape may. so this is a good sign because these areas is have been dumped with rain. atlantic city airport, over 5 inches reporting, 3 of those in the last three hours. philadelphia north, just light rain now. and for parts of south jersey and new castle county which were already saturated from previous rain, now have dried out. so a good sign for those areas. at the shore, still half an inch or more falling per hour at the tip of cape may county. lewis beach now more of a light steady rain that is falling. if we track along the shore line here from atlantic city to ship bottom, also some fairly heavy rain falling. but you go out to right near that line of camden and gloucester county and the rain has pretty much stopped falling in those areas. so a g

this is one horse in the pukz country spca removed from property on the 6 0 owe 0 block of bri paperworkdy and charges against billy and michelle hawkins penya. they're asking for help to provide medical sources. >> he's not holding back. disappointment with senator reasons and trying to make an attempt to repeal and re place the affordable care act. onit twitter unless the republican senators are total quitters refeel and replace is not dead. demand another i know a new chief of stat will serve his again day. >> the president has a right to change ex dr. s and rights to hit a reset button. >>> i think it's a good time to hit the reset button. i they he was right to hit the reset program. >> reince pre preeb announced his resignation of chief of staff yesterday and will be replaced by home lands secretary it's potential banning transgepd are from the military after 200 lgbtq supporters worried about the broader than just the minimum tarry. many say they're concerned about qualifying for healthcare and something sim civil rights as roars in their community. >> and western new yorkers are

want to bri-- >> reporter: so we know already that the kremlin and the foreign min st ministry, theyiew this in a negative way. i want to bring you some new comments that we've got from the deputy foreign minister. he said, the question of course is that, you know, what will russia do in response and he said well, you know, they've warned the u.s. on multiple occasions about retaliation measures and they don't see the point in repeating it again. and not just for this new round of sanctions but for previous rounds. you'll remember back in december when they confiscated two diplomatic compounds, the foreign ministry at the time said they were considering doing the same but it never happened. president putin never brought in any retaliation measures. i think the mood here after seven or so months of the trump presidency, where there have been no improvements with the relationship with russia and they're running out of patience. >> senator bob corker the chairman of the foreign relations committee says the measure may undergo a few tweaks. this comes as north korea threatens a nuclear s

talked before our discussion a little bit about tainagreement between bri and france to carve up the ottoman world, anticipating its collapse after the end of the war. it's become a truism to say that sykes-picotel -- world is over. maybe that is a good starting point for you to start as we look at the cluster of issues. emma: it is hugely complex and it is always difficult to know where to start. we look at the problems today and think to date back a century, all of the new problems that have materialized. was going on, war they made a series of contradictory promises. richard wanted the support of the arabs to fight against the ottomans. you had this correspondence going on between them, whereby in said the arabs rise up and fight against the ottomans and the turks down in the middle east. ritain were turn will give them an arab kingdom afterwards. then the brits, without the declaration, committed to a jewish homeland in the holy land. part of this was to get jewish support and it was also a buffer. then there was the sykes-picot whereby britain and france agreed to split the regi

hi, bri. brianne: trade in the heels for rain boats that you have if you are heading out -- rain boots that you have if you are heading out. the water is starting to pile up on the roads. live shot in rosslyn, a lot of people have the umbrellas. what we saw 45 minutes ago, half hour ago it was heavy rain. it's a light rain at this point. as people start to leave work and head home. that is good for the motorists heading out. we see potential of the high standing water and ponding on the roadway that could cause evening commute. we will keep watching it throughout the night. reporting live, brianne carter, back to you. alison: thank you. reminder to stay connected with the weather is bad. download the stormwatch7 weather app or follow us on facebook and twitter for instant forecasts when the rain is falling. all right. get to big breaking news tonight. this is from the white house. chief of staff reince priebus has been fired. let's get down to the "live desk" and dave lucas who is following th

bri 5:00, 94 and isolated thorj will keep isolated thun until about 7.things really calming down after sunset. 87 by 9 paex and temperatures really slow 207b9. still 83 by the time we get to 11. 95 the daytime high and tomorrow they'll level out again. weekends unsettled scattered storms each afternoon there and timely relief as we head to early next week. let's check the forecast. >> big crash scene taking place. 66 eastbound sutsly road. left lane and shoulder is parked and parked past suddenly road. slow roll on the westbound satisfied that cleared. as you can see traffic paterns back to normal. >> it's 234 to sutly is that the >> metro earlier late clearing truck work keep it to caution there. he he >> ball attacks it's becoming a big problem if parts of the district. this morning police are working to track done a suspect taking aim at random people on the streets. >> busy night on twitter for president firing back on fake news after it was revealed he had a second more private conversation with vladimir putin at the g 20 summit. >> wednesday mornin

bri? rianne: it's been described as ouray tunnel. water leaking on the stretch of a long stretch of the red line and work tonight to try and fix and mitigate a portion of that problem. here's what it means for riders, a service disruption kicking in at 9:00 tonight, single tracking between friendship heights and medical center on the week nights and that will last about a month. then starting this weekend, the first of four consecutive weekend shutdowns along the red line for this work to begin. what they'll begin doing is trying to mitigate the water and working on the tunnels. they'll have to drill holes tunnel and then put a water arrier in there in that place. they'll be working on this in a 3% area where the problem exists along the red line. crews start with what's known as curtain grouting, adding a rubberlike membrane on the outside of the tunnel wall. this will happen throughout the summer into august and this fall they'll monitor to see what if any water is getting into the tracks to analyze whether or not this pilot progra

and cheese with toasted bread crumbs, pesto potato salad great for summer and this is our carmelized bri onion dip. >> so here we have a coconut cream pie. and vanilla we haver. >> love it. >> this is our signature sweet potato pie with homemade toast ed marshmallow. >> i haven't heard a thing you have said because of the pudding. >> you have been quiet. >> this banana pudding is great. >> well, congratulations. >> thank you so much. >> it will be a hit. >> thanks so much for coming in. >> thanks, honey. >> you got to try this. >> okay. >> oh, yeah that looks really good. >> my goodness and the side, and the dessert. >> love and honey. >> yeah, i will to have go over there later. >>> 9:28. lisa scottoline and her daughter francheska will join us and talk about those new book i need a life guard every where but the pool you will love it and of course, we will talk about all kind of topics with them and ask francheska about this on a guyatus taking a hiatus from men i must learn more. >>> we're ready for home run derby tonight, we will have a derby of our own with water balloons. >> oh, no

the ministry also said china wants to enhance intellectual property rights among the bri c's.4 hours a day powered by more than 2700 journalists and analysts in more than 120 countries. this is bloomberg. i am sophie kamaruddin. stocks are mixed, bonds falling, and the forex market ahead of the fomc meeting on wednesday. the yen is resuming gains, putting pressure on tokyo shares. shares in sydney powering ahead aussie trades at 79.29. .1%,ang seng losing materials dragging the most in shanghai. we do have the kospi halting a rally, with a profit taking theme. resonant mode and fairness overgrowth in his economic land. copper at a five-month high, and iron ore gaining in singapore. rising on the back of earnings updates, but toshiba sliding. c down over 7.5% after its share sale came in at a discount. ♪ emily: this is "bloomberg technology." i am emily chang. our top story this hour, alphabet second quarter report, shares are still down. the ad model is shifting to a mobile dominant space. also hammering down profit was the record antitrust fine from the european union. was it

hip hop, where we're at now, with teacher bri he will, the rest of the hip hop gang here in quakertown going to teach us hip hop. what's it all about. >> all about getting low and using your swag. >> so this is why we believe dads are good dancers. this is like how do we open, like, the segment, we just get swag i like. >> this so you'll teach me the five moves. let's get out there. squad, ready to rock? >> yeah. >> all right, cool. >> so it is all about, what are we doing? five moves? >> five moves. >> any wedding whether a party, whatever, show us what we got here. >> move the knees in a bounce. >> why are we doing this first. >> why? it loosen up the bod. >> i yes, so the hips go. >> then we do the smony. >> open. >> why is it called the smony? >> like a rock. >> yeah. >> do you have to say it while do you it, took, lime ' doing the smany? >> no, they'll know you're doing it, then all in the hips. roll. and then the sass. >> oh,. >> sass. >> butterfly, roll the knees. >> this is the butterfly press back with the ribs. >> okay. so those are the five moves. >> yes. >> i'm still turnin

when are you briing production does whether or not it's made in america infect your decision to buy you no, neighbor? he developed on product. way in. if we have a trit or coming up on 5@630. ronica cleary, "fox5 local news". >> well, even though the president is urging people to buy american products and hire american workers homeland security will allow more foreigners to work in the u.s.. they'll issue 15,000 new visas for foreigners to obtain temporary jobs in const construction, landscaping and seasonal businesses. it will last through end of september. >> healthcare is a right not a privilege. reserved for those that can afford it. >>> dozens of people out on capitol hill this afternoon to protest the republicans healthcare bill. they say repealing and replacing obamacare would eliminate health coverage for millions of americans including most vulnerable in society. >> there's not a single one of us who probably doesn't think at some point we just, just could ib be diagnosised with a major illness. there's millions throughout the country where preexisting conditions and there's mi

bri? brianne: calls to improvement to arlington county looking to add up to two new bus phase at the station. and improve pedestrian access. the changes call for adding a sec entrance. entrance. this would come in to the station. the project costs $30 million. they are looking for outside the beltway 66 project. the catch is the arlington county officials say the new commuter buses that are expected to be part of the beltway project will terminate at the metro station. beexpect to learn information about the inside the 66 beltway project. in the update tonight vdot is expected to announce that testing will begin on the tolling system inside the beltway. we have learned that vdot is expected to kick off information campaign after labor day for the drivers to let them know more about the tolls. you have likely seen the signs going up. the toll expected to start in december. brianne carter, back to you. alison: coming up, look at this. a new view of the devastating fires that swept across ten

the priss cot we do it -- bris cot we do it -- brisket we do it in extreme temperatures. inside your food truck is 160? >> we try not to think about it. people want to have the event events. we are here! q: thank you for your time. this is a block away from the park. we will cover the heat all afternoon long. coming up in an hour i have an interview with a boy suffering from a disorder that doesn't allow him to process heat well. a potentially deadly disorder and you will hear the touching story in an hour's time. that is the latest from the bullpen. thank you for your time. back to you inside. nancy: all right, thank you. check this out. did you see long lines in georgetown today? there is a kendrick pop-up store opening up before the concert downtown. people lined up for hours, lined up for blocks for a shot at exclusive items from his line. that is true dedication. in this kind of heat if you are waiting hours for blocks. hopefully they had water with them. alison: that is cool. brian: i am trying to understand the whole concept. nancy: cool to wait in line. brian: we

any barbecues near any dry grass or dry brush because we're also expecting it to be a little bit brie bri if you notice san francisco 26 miles per hour at about 8:30 and half moon bay 31 miles per hour. throughout the afternoon it kind of dies down and then picks up a little about 5:30 p.m. we pick up at about 13 miles per hour. but the breezier conditions will remain through the early morning and then it should kind of die down into the evening and afternoon hours as well which means yes, we will be warming up again not just today, but also as we head into tomorrow as well. which means that you plan on heading to the beach to celebrate the fourth of july weekend, here's a quick look at the santa cruz forecast. 11:00 we start seeing the clouds burn off. maybe even 70 degrees in santa cruz, high of about 73 by the 3:00 hour. and just a couple of things to keep in mind if you're going to be heading to the beach as well. please remember to look out for rip currents. if you get caught up in one, swim parallel. look out for beach and hazard warnings. it will be warning up nicely. over the next

but that was amusing >>> bad new foos bris for britns fans she will not be performing at the he did super bowl despite the rumors marketing director confirming it will not be spears saying rumors like this surface every year we should neat thuld note thatnt the super bowl, january 28, 2001 so 16 years ago. but i remember that performance very well. i was a little bit younger but it was very memorable. and her, justin timberlake -- >> that reveals her age. >> a woman never talks about their age. but it was a really great performance. i would have welcomed the idea but if you want to see her, just gee to v go to veging avegas, right >> as i know winnow that she was performing regularly. >> yes, she has her own show >>> amazon reportedly planning to release another echo later this year. the new device will have a shaler smart speaker and round edges. a cloth like exterior similar to the new home pod not surprises they are announcing sethi new hg cleared all their stock over the last couple days >> i feel like they need to crease the functionality it doesn't do enough for me. i mean, i got my

well, we have performances from bri a marie, freeway will perform, chill moody performing, so like a concert, kevin hart will be here. >> block party. >> so i'll be here, yes, alex is coming, i mean, this is -- and i think alex, mike, i heard you guys are performing here today, broad and erie. >> yes. >> jenny joyce will be here. this is, it is great. say it again? >> are there people there right now that you can go over to talk to. >> they are. you can't really see them. because the cops are like, you know, they're putting like blocking things offer right now. you have the barricades. let me walk across the street. >> you know they're big if they bring out barricades. >> yes. >> what's so special about max's cheese steaks? because i know that's kevin's favorite right? are they super good? >> yep, they are really good. and ever principal two blocks away, literally you walk two blocks down the road. go to kevin hart's, you know, his childhood home. we have barricades right here, as you can see. there is like a group of people. you really can't see, because they told greg our cameraman

hi, bri. brianne: hi, alison. well, at this hour it's not looking bad. burr a morning commute is a much different situation. we have traffic moving in all different directions. but in the morn traffic doesn't go anywhere. now a new plan to fix it. backups and building frustrations at a busy arlington intersection. >> that road was full in the morning. >> to alleviate that this month, arlington county plans to make traffic changes at the intersection of 23rd and eades street in crystal city. the plan calls for adding a designated right turn lane from northbound eadse to 23rd to reduce the number of backups in the through lane. but to create the turn lane three parking space will be eliminated. k umar runs the 7-eleven at the intersection and is concerned about the impact. >> it's going to hurt my business. i don't know what to do. brianne: the plan calls for a right turn lane on southbound eads as well. to do that, this bike share location will need to be relocated. the lanes along 23rd will also be instead of two through lanes for jefferson davis highway

. >> dan, what would brittany bri to you about your progress so far?ink she would be very proud of the progress that we've made. i have to remind myself that legislation moves pretty slowly sometimes. and just in these past 2 1/2 years since brittany died, the fact that we've gotten this through in california, in colorado, in d.c., and that it's been introduced in this past year 25 other states -- state legislative bodies introduced legislation, all in different levels of it being implemented. but i think she would be very proud of the fact that we've come this far in such a short amount of time. >> dan diaz, thank you so much for your personal story. senator, thank you as well. we'll be right back. itis. because there are options. like an "unjection™". xeljanz xr. a once daily pill for adults with moderate to severe ra for whom methotrexate did not work well. xeljanz xr can reduce pain, swelling and joint damage, even without methotrexate. xeljanz xr can lower your ability to fight infections, including tuberculosis. serious, sometimes fatal infection

leet bri let's bring in cnn pentagon reporter ron ryan.know about him, what do we know about how he was killed? >> we're learning new details from u.s. military forces in afghanistan about the strike that killed sayed. it was a drone strike in the eastern part of the country that borders pakistan. there and the neighboring angahar province kind of established itself and conducted terrorist attacks and insurgents against the government. he kind of only assumed his position in the last year when the isis forces raid killed his predecessor. so the u.s. has enjoyed some success targeting this leader in afghanistan. this is all coming as the u.s. is weighing its position in the region, deciding whether to send more troops, coming up with a new strategy for neighboring areas like pakistan. the pentagon was telling us this was a victory against isis and afghanistan but the overall afghanist afghanist afghanistan leader is still to come. >> can they still debate the health care plan? stay with us. ere for you when you had amnesia? you know i can't

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this the result of a deal that was reached bri the u.s. president and his russian counterpart. this happened on on the sidelines of the g-20 friday. russian foreign minister sergey lavrov say the two countries promised to ensure that all groups comply. following this story, we go live to jordan. we know that it's taking effect right now. what does this mean for people there on the ground? >> reporter: well, i think we have to wait and see. everyone really is waiting and seeing how different this is and if it is different to previous ceasefires we have seen in the syrian conflict. you've had ceasefires come and go and sometimes syrians would tell you that the violence that comes after a ceasefire is much worse than the one that preceded it. so everyone will see if that means that guns will fall silent. this is a part of the country where violence has been raging in recent months. we've seen a regime offensive at the border with jordan where regime forces and allied militias have been taking territory from the free syrian army rebels a s in that part of done. and just to put it i

even among trump voters in these county, the legislation was viewed positively bri just oy j this four. i'm joined by nbc's garrett. there was a plan a that collapsed, plan b chanced. what happens next? >> sounds like mitch mcconnell will try to go plan b one more time and made it clear they want to try to get a vote on in measure to repeal, gla adelay a then replace. mitch mcconnell knows that vote will fail, but it seems that he wants to get these republican senators sort of smoke them out and determine exactly who is actually against repeal at this point. and then they will work backward. the health committee which is the health committee that would oversee this bill had it been done through the normal committee process announced today they plan to hold hearing. at least on shore up the insurance markets which is one of the sort more urgent needs of anything that would be a repeal or fix of obamacare. so it's clear at least some people in the senate don't intend to follow president trump's visitor his call to let obamacare collapse on its own and see if democrats will be left holdin

an will be joined by bri scheid.nd we will also be joined by adam levan to discuss -- levin to discuss what the average computer owner can do to protect themselves. we will be right back. ♪ "q&a." y, on >> i'm not asking anyone to compromise their values or their beliefs. i'm asking evil to open their eyes to other people's so that you can figure out your place in this infinite world. andladstone, cohost managing editor of the -- of on the media. she discusses her book, the trouble with reality, a rumination on moral panic in our times, when she looks at what's -- what constitutes reality and how the right area has changed over the years. >> i set up the beginning of the book, biological wiring. hadnted to show how we evolved a culture that was designed to validate us and not to challenge us. certainly not to contradict us. it gave us the illusion that our realities were watertight when, really, they were riddled with weak spots in places that would crunch in.

. >> there has to be a way to bri brimg the divide. there are hurt feelings with obamacare when it first passed. now it seemed like everyone was throwing punches in death directions. republicans when they hear from democrats that they want to work together and want to come up with solutions together, they don't see that as a genuine offer. there are a lot of wounded feelings to be mended certainly in the weeks ahead. >> and broken promises. >> many promises. on the far left fears, on the far right hopes that this leads someday to a single-payer system. does it get us one step closer to that? >> it's hard to tell. it seems to me there are factions of the democratic party that want to see single payer. others think that the next step to do is probably to allow a medicaid buy-in like a public option. the question is how willing are they to move very far to the left. it's hard to see even those who voted, though on the republican side, who voted against obamacare repeal tonight. it's hard to see them get on board. it would be a massive ove

impact the san francisco marathon will have on the golden gate bri gate bridge this weektd. >>> and allr index have hit record highs at some point this week. the dow jones industrial average down 80 points this morning at 21,005 thirtd 1. the biggest company to drop is general electric this morning. we're back with more news in 2.5 minutes. >>> good morning it's 6:44 and we remain in the 50s and upper 50s for most spots but we 8 be climbing in the 60s for the coast, 70s and 80s for some inland spots and 90s for some areas along concord and antioch. we'll talk about what you can expect as you're heading into the weekend in just a few minutes. >>> have you got to look at the screen, westbound 92 completely cleaver traffic. they've got traffic stopped at the toll plaza because of some sort of crash they're plufg right now. i'll get a little more detail and show you what's going on coming up. >>> thank you very much, mike. new video right now to look at from n our newsroom of a house fire that are happened in berkeley in the last half hour or so. this broke out about 4:30 this morning. it w

however, that has not, at least, up to this point, bri, translated into the policy goals.ent trump has accomplished very little on that front. so, you have this dichotomy where i think that people are saying if they liked him before, they're liking his combativeness now. they really haven't gotten much for their money in terms of policy. >> they appealed to so many donald trump supporters in the election in regards to his rhetoric on the campaign trail, it was really for many of them it reflected him as an agent of change. they thought that because he talks differently, he approached politics differently than everyone they had seen before running for the presidency, that he would approach the presidency differently and get them different results. so, i think the question still for many of these voters is going to be in the next election and in the midterms, even before that, what has president trump actually accomplished? and right now there isn't a whole lot he can point to. i think that is much more significant. >> and there is a lot on his flat for sure. you guys stay w

men, again some kind of fomented or antiterrorist, i'm choosing my words carefully, some sort of fa bri fabricated clash. so there are a lot of little things we will learn from this in as much as they will increase their readiness, we will hopefully also increase our readiness. >> that's a great point to raise, what we're hoping to learn from this. obviously looking at the number of the smaller operational aspects, commanding control and various aspects that you raised evelyn. what do we think it might tell us differently than 2013? i think 2013 raised a possibility in a lot of people's minds and all of a sudden the world sat up and started paying attention probably a year later. what are we going to be looking for this year, beyond those tactical level things? >> that's going to be interesting. let's see, i think what we will be looking for is obviously the -- this level of control again. you know, how centralized how decentralized or the lack of decentralization, as well as the mo mobilization. and one big part is going to be the mobility part. how quickly are they able to move around

. >> update on flooding in china a 56 reported missing as heavy rapes pummel southern part of kupt bri. and towns flooded and caughting off power and more than 11 million people in 11 southern proffer epss are affected by floods, land slides and hail storms. more rain is expected in the region this week. >> new this morning state parks and beachs in new jersey, well they're back open now ending three day government shutdown. early this morning democratic led legislature passed more than $34 billion bumet governor chris christie signed monday. chris kristi defended himself showing this photo lounging on state beach while closed to public. he says he has a home there and at island beach own others don't. there's his home. he says it's just the way it goes. >> update this morning on golfer tiger woods on twitter last night announced he recently program why he was getting help dealing with pain medicals. we'll condition taken to to tackle this. police -- woods said his behavior was due to unexpected reaction to precipitation medications. >>> he's scheduled to appear in court tomorrow. >> s

out of 58 bri gait combat teams, the -- brigade combat teams, we only have three ready. while capability is important, the vast oceans of the world desperately needs our presence. only seven out of 10 aircraft of the air force are ready to fly. the average age of the aircraft across the service is 27 years. airmen are flying the same planes as their grandfathers. only 43% of the marine corps total aircraft inventory is considerable flyable. our marines deserve better. today we have a chance to correct the course we have been on for the last eight years. u.s. constitution creates a government of the people to establish justice, ensure domestic tranquility, provide for the common defense. this bill fulfills the promise enshrined in our constitution to secure the blessing of our liberty and provide for the defense of our nation. thank you and i yield back the balance of my time. the chair: the gentleman yields back. the gentleman from new jersey reserves. the gentlelady from new york is recognized. mrs. lowey: mr. chairman, i'm delighted to yield six minutes to the gentlela

out of 58 bri gait combat teams, the -- brigade combat teams, we only have three ready. while capability is important, the vast oceans of the world desperately needs our presence. only seven out of 10 aircraft of the air force are ready to fly. the average age of the aircraft across the service is 27 years. airmen are flying the same planes as their grandfathers. only 43% of the marine corps total aircraft inventory is considerable flyable. our marines deserve better. today we have a chance to correct the course we have been on for the last eight years. u.s. constitution creates a government of the people to establish justice, ensure domestic tranquility, provide for the common defense. this bill fulfills the promise enshrined in our constitution to secure the blessing of our liberty and provide for the defense of our nation. thank you and i yield back the balance of my time. the chair: the gentleman yields back. the gentleman from new jersey reserves. the gentlelady from new york is recognized. mrs. lowey: mr. chairman, i'm delighted to yield six minutes to the gentlela

got a little piece of energy coming from the north and west that will bring us cloud cover and it may bri thunderstorms to the area late afternoon. you'll notice the humidity when you step out. 90 today. 92 tomorrow. wednesday, thursday, friday heat and a heat index near 100 by wednesday afternoon so, yeah, middle of july, this is what we do this time of year. temperatures well into the 90's by the middle of the week. that's weather. scattered storm later today. erin how are the roads. oh, jam cam. >> they're jammed as usual. right now the losing or winning road 395 northbound by duke street. hov lanes in the clear. main lanes stacked from the beltway to past the pentagon and then more stop-and-go traffic to the 14th street bridge. an extra 20 minutes needed there. southbound side looking pretty good. all metro rail lines on time. we'll take a look at your maryland majors as we continue. keep it to fox5. test test. ♪ ♪ ♪ award winning interface. award winning design. award winning engine. the volvo xc90. the most awarded luxury suv of the century. this july visit your local volvo dealer t

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