tell us about aaron burr. some people know about him. he is the guy who is the bad guy in the play who shoots hamilton in a dual but there is so much else to this man's story. >> he is the danzle to shot him but there is much more to him than that. he was vice president of the united states, of course, under thomas jefferson. >> even that story is interesting. how he became vice president. >> the fact he became the defender of the little guy and defender of who face impeachment trials. hardly a little guy, but aaron burr without regard to the station knew only these people were facing a trial and facing a trial in the senate. they could be treated fairly with due regard for the process or could be rushed through in a kangaroo court fashion. it would have been tempting for burt to allow the ladder and lean toward the kangaroo court approach. he didn't. in part because of that and in part because thomas jefferson continued to see him as on ongoing presidential rival, during his second term in office when burr was no longer vice president,

aaron burr . some people know about aaron burr from hamilton the guy who was the bad guy in the play who shoot hamilton. -- >> he was the vice president under thomas jefferson. >> and not even interesting. >> yes. and once he became vice president he became the sort of defender of the little guy. goes a -- hardly a little guy. but, aaron burr with regard new only that these people facing a trial.new trial in the senate. they can either between fairly with due regard for their due process. or they could be rushed in a kangaroo court fashion. it would have been very tempting for him to allow the letter. to lean to the kangaroo court approach. he did not produce to look after the due process rights. in part because of that, and in part because thomas jefferson continued to cm as an ongoing political threat. in ongoing marbled presidential candidate. during the second term in office, when aaron burr was no longer vice president, thomas jefferson had him prosecuted for treason. and this is a capital of

well said per that talk about another founder in your book, aaron burr. some people know from hamilton, the guy who is the bad guy in the play, but that there is sost much else to this story in your chapter really brings that out. gusto that is right. he is a fool who shot him as they say in the play. there is much more to it thanen not. he was the vice president of the united states, of course under thomas jefferson. post so even that story is interesting. >> guest: as is the fact that once he became vice president, he became this defender of thel little guy, this defender of those who face impeachment trial. facing impeachment trials -- well said. hardly a little guy. aaron burr, without regard to their station, newell that these people were facing a trial. they could either be treated fairly and with due regard for their due process or they could be rushed through and sort of a kangaroo court type fashion. it would've been very tempting to allow the latter to lean towards the approach he didn't. he instead looked out for the due process right. in part

i asked the republican chairman of that committee, richard burr, why this is not public. burr declined to comment, but brianna, jared kushner was on capitol hill today meeting with senator lindsey graham, and graham said they did not talk about the russia probe but i asked graham who served on the senate judiciary committee whether they want to interview jared kushner and he said, quote, maybe. >> and you got reaction, right, manu, to what's been a jaw-dropping interview by president trump of the "new york times" where he takes shots at the special counsel and even a lot of people in his own administration. >> reporter: that's right. a lot of republicans were perplexed at his comments about jeff sessions, someone that he served with for a long time in this body and they say that the attorney general should be independent of the white house and the president should not expect that the attorney general serves to protect him. so these are some pretty strong comments from even some senior members of the republican conference. >> i think the president makes a lot of statements

and then you have this other faction, the burr cats, intelligence folks, mind you, who are kind of over in their own little word. so you have that. the second thing is there is no real bond in the sense that if this was a ted cruz or marco rubio that had won, there would be the real strong bond of republicanism, this idea that there was shared values. donald trump is still not viewed by a lot of republicans certainly here in washington as being a true conservative, and they can't necessarily trust him. and that's what you're seeing. quite frankly, erin, it is unfair for the likes of reince priebus and those folks to be getting thrown under the bus all the time when the blame lays directly with the president

he turned to aaron burr because he and burr had gone to princeton together and he arranged an interductiondolly was thrilled at the prospect. she wrote to a friend, now must come to see me. thou must come see me, aaron burr is bringing -- i love this line, the great little madison to see me this evening. dolly wore mull berry satin and yellow glass beads to greet james in her parlor and four months later they were married. now i am of the conviction that political wives, political spouses generally can't really do much to help their husband's or wife's career. it's a good thing that a political spouse behaves him or herself and stays out of trouble but as a general rule, unless they are rich, political spouses don't do much to forward their ambitions. now, of course, every rule there is an exception and in this case as you'll guess, it was dolly. she had an artless way of entertaining. it seemed artless. invited women as well as men to their house on f street in the new city of washington. she included federalists as well as republicans. while james was talking with one or two guests, doll

senator burr and senator warner have ball control and we will hear from them level. reporter: [inaudible] the fact that the president's son met with a russian lawyer [inaudible] told the russian government [inaudible] senator mcconnell: i'm sure that the committee will look at all aspects of the russia investigation. reporter: setting the investigation aside, is it hard for you to trust president trump on russia? [inaudible] senator mcconnell: yeah, the investigation in the senate is being handled by the intelligence committee and i'm sure they'll get to the bottom of it. reporter has your personal trust level changed? senator mcconnell: they'll get to the bottom whatever happened. reporter: on the issue of -- you mentioned the debt ceiling, essential -- are you wanting that vote to happen before the august recess? senator mcconnell: yeah, ideally we'll deal with the debt ceiling before the august recess. reporter: are there spending cuts? senator mcconnell: we'll see. the debt ceiling must be raised. ok. thanks, everybody. >> and you can find that and

burr challenged hamilton to a duel. burr shot hamilton in the stomach.t day, this is part of the play "hamilton" if you can. after politics turned deadly 213 years ago today. >> neil: that was one awesome show, shepard. this is reality. you can forget about a meeting last june. the focus seems to be on, well, lots of meetings. all meetings. all work at least for the first two weeks in august. they're cutting theiracation in half. rather than a month, took two weeks. generous. is it enough time to get what they want to get done. >> the dow rebounding on word of the senate delaying recess to get stuff that it wants to see get done or investors want to see get done including healthcare rework and the tax ts

that election was very very complicated in that diary is with the supposed said vice president aaron burr. so then the hamiltonian federalist say we all like jefferson and so have her elected then hamilton came to his senses and absolutely despised aaron burr so there is the total energy behind jefferson. said jefferson is elected president in february and takes office two weeks later than realizes it is a very hateful political campaign year. so he tries to restore harmony so he gives a very eloquent presidential address so he tries to say to tone down the opposition every difference of opinion is not crucial but then after he calms the water is an amazing address about 2,000 words long. he could not talk very loud. even those inside the hall could not hear him. and then to hand out copies of his address. so the first term goes very well. but the second term does not go as well. there is a trial of aaron burr in the impeachment of a supreme court justice and then the disputes between england and france over commerce and jefferson said we will lot send the ships out so that hurts the ship

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went on to say if those senators were men he might ask them to step outside and settle this aaron burr style. if you read the history book burr shot and killed hamilton in a dual in 1804 sc. >> the target this time, the "washington post" or as the president calls it the amazon "washington post." jeff the last hour, the amazon "washington post" fabricated facts on my ending massive dangerous and wasteful payments to syrian rebels fighting assad. they're fake news as bad as ratings challenged cnn, lobbyistest for amazon and tacks and is fake news "washington post" being used as a lobbyist weapons against congress to keep politicians to keep looking into no tax policy. first of all, am started to collect tax in all the states it does business. however, it is true amazon has not paid as much corporate tax as maybe some people would like. candidate trump when called out during one of the debates for not paying taxes, he said he makes him smart. he knows the loop holes the game. not making any friends with the "washington post" president trump the latest target. earlier the president made a

>> listen, chairman burr and iú& bipartisan fashion. we've zti not only from the!m of committee as well, saying we need to talk to these folks. i know we will. >> dicker. other meetings. is you have any evidence? >> yeah, i don't want to break news here.q that this whole group of individuals are not tj about their meetings with@& thq amend those forms. we now have jared kushner, three separate times, where he conveniently forgot about i would tájjz if you had a meeting with agents of the russian government, where they were bringing information to discredit clinton, help their then candidate trump, i would think a ratioác person would1 want to question him and all thq meeting. >> dickerson: you mentioned jared kushner. this news came out in part becauá hrj security clearance. do you think he should still have secuá >> other members have weighed i. i'm going to give mr. kushner we get a chance to question him, but it does seem strange tz me that he didn't tju twice, but thrqq separate@& russian officials, p convenientlv forgot to put any of those on his initial filin

>> guest: ing we're looking to forward to discussing the details with chairman black burr and everyone. black burr. >> host: just to go back to the 4g/5g conversation, have makers and mobile companies gotten more efficient in their use of spectrum? and what are their responsibilities to make spectrum more efficient? entering that's a great question, peter. yes, absolutely. when i started 20 years ago, we looked at spectrum above a gigahert, and it was like you're never going to use that. and last year the fcc moved on high band that's in the 60-70 gigahertz range. so our engineers have really become more efficient, and we're able to use spectrum we were never able to use before. and the r and d that's gone into this because it's so important to our economy is really causing us to be able to use spectrum more efficiently, to repurpose spectrum. we really are doing everything we can to utilize what we have, but it still means that we're going to need more when you look at the future. and the future's not very far away, you know? we're in 2017. there are 30 5g trials in our country right

it also happens to be the -- the platform and the impetus for aaron burr to jump into a political lifeed in. helping me, we have playing the role of hamilton, gracious and taylor. we have thomas jefferson is ra meek, and we have james madison as des zee. this song is called the room where it happens ♪ mr. secretary. >> mr. burr sir ♪ ♪ did you hear the news about good old general mercy ♪ ♪ no snow the mercer legacy is secure ♪ sure ♪ to do is die ♪ that's a lot less work ♪ you ought to give it a try. now how you going to get your debt plan through ♪ ♪ i guess i'm going to have to finally listen to you ♪ ♪ really ♪ talk less ♪ smile more ♪ do whatever it takes to get my plan on the congress floor ♪ ♪ now madison and jefferson are merciless ♪ ♪ hate the sin of the sinner ♪ hamilton ♪ i'm sorry burr i got to go ♪ what ♪ decisions are happening over dinner ♪ ♪ immigrant walk into a room diametrically opposed ♪ ♪ compromise pg opening doors that were previously closed ♪ ♪ the immigrant emerged to financial power a system he could shape however he wants ♪ ♪ the virginians emerge with the nat

he had attacked the burr burr ocries but realized he needed the democrats to get programs through andneeded the media to be open to theed i -- i tease you about the "washington post" but the editorial was supportive. they said reagan brought a new intellectual revolution to american politics and that is something to be thankful for. and reagan put that into practice. i think it was personal, philosophical and we are at the end of jimmy carter and carter i will defend and say he is a good man. came to washington with the best of intentions. but jimmy carter failed as president because he didn't ultimately understand washington. but we had the recession and so democrats knew they needed to do something so they were willing to take a chance on reagan-nomics. >> get back to trump. >> let me answer this diplomatically. >> there were a lot of people who thought reagan was going to be president in the '80s. historians were not rating him high. they are going back and looking at the reagan presidency and he is rated, i think the lost poll of american historians had him 13 but he has been goin

each time there is a bill thrown into the air, some smacks it down and burr said.gestion that the italians will be desperate to sentence per second, they have said they won't. we have walked out, made our bed, to mix metaphors, and now you have to lie in it. why should they do us any favours? i met some germanjugglers ona favours? i met some germanjugglers on a press trip the other day and they say, this is insane, it is voting for economic suicide. if you are not going to be ever get any trade deals and you are forced onto wto terms, the economy well crashed at our children and other parents, who are the areas that need looking after, will suffer. i wonder if the young people who voted in the

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>> the intelligence committee, you and burr, do you know if this meeting had taken place before thiseekend? >> i'm not going to get into what we know or don't know in terms of information we received from individuals that were already scheduled to appear. but again, what we do know and keep coming back to, at one point i was a campaign manager. if i was a campaign manager and had been contacted by what may be the agent of a foreign power and was told that that agent might have damage gs information about a potential candidate, i think i might remember that meeting. i think it's also a little strange as a candidate, if my son or son-in-law of the foreign power, i think i would probably want to hear about that information. again, i'll accept these individuals' words so far, but again, we've seen this constant pattern of donald trump. >> have you discussed this with burr? >> i'm not going to get into the witness list and the individuals that we have talked to or plan on talking to. but rest assured, donald trump jr. will be somebody that we want to talk to. >> do you believe that this m

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i talked to the senate intelligence committee chairman richard burr and asked him specifically if hets to learn more about what happened at that trump tower meeting. and he gave a most extensive comment to date about the fact he does, and also wants to hear from those as well. take a listen to richard burr. >> do you also feel you understand everything about what happened in that trump tower meeting at this point? >> no. absolutely not. i think there's a lot to learn from that and we've reached out to the appropriate people and asked them to provide information for us and to testify possibly publicly, but it's too early in that to draw any conclusions but i, you know, our job is to put the facts on the table and follow wherever it goes. >> and do you want -- don junior? >> you have to ask him to come in. public, private, how you proceed and at what pace. still, has to be determined by information that we learned between now and the time we make that request. >> cooperative? don junior? >> i think everybody in the administration has been cooperative up to this point. >> thank you, sir

looking outside, the commodore barry bridge, a good looking morning, burr it doesn't feel so -- but it doesn't feel so good as you step outside. dewpoint 0 over 70. that's oppressive humidity. it will be a humid uncomfortable day. winds out of the west at 5 miles per hour. the ocean temperature, 74 degrees. warm in the ocean water. however, the dewpoints are an issue just about everywhere. 68 in allentown is bordering on humidity of 70. down the shore there's super oppressive humidity down there. you feel it early as you walk out to take a jog. satellite shows you watch boxes they are off the board. we have lingering cloud cover. we'll go for partly sunny skies. the big story is the temperature profile. 83 degrees by 8:00 a.m. 10:00 a.m., 86. noon, 90. remember through the day, the heath index values will likely make it feel anywhere from 5 to 10 degrees above the temperature. 3:00 p.m., 94. the high of 95 hits late in the day closer to 4:00 p.m. by then it may feel like 100 to 105 degrees in urban centers. high temperatures across the region, 92 in allentown and reading and trenton, l

-- [ inaudible ] >> well, i'm sure that senator burr and senator warner's committee will take a look at all aspects of the investigation. >> setting the investigation aside, does it make it harder for you -- a major adversary. >> the investigation is being handled by the senate intelligence committee, i'm sure they will get to the bottom of whatever happened. >> does trust -- >> they'll get to the bottom of whatever may have happened. >> on the issue of. >> you mentioned control -- >> are you talking about the death? >> yeah, ideally we would deal with the debt ceiling before the august recess. >> spending cuts in your mind? >> mitch mcconnell addressing the issue. saying the investigations are ongoing, we'll get to the bottom of whatever happened. jake, i interrupted you, you were playing political analyst. >> i want to come in quickly, that is as far as mitch mcconnell's going to go on this, that's a traditional classic mitch mcconnell not saying anything about a hot topic, and deflecting to the committees in charge. republicans have been defending donald trump for months, now they

chris o'connell is live outside is you burr burr ban station.e the train to see exactly what is up here, chris? >> reporter: yeah, basically, dawn, new ticket collection policy in effect for tens of thousands of septa regional rail riders. what it actually means for some is, no more free ride. septa regional rail riders saw something they haven't seen in more than a year tonight. conductors checking tickets. ever since last year's defective rail car debacle, ticket takers at five center city stations have been punching tickets before passengers got on the train. >> sir, ticket or pass? >> you need a ticket or pass before you board the train. >> reporter: the problem, too many of those passengers were not paying full fair buying zone two tickets while traveling to zone four. translation, it was costing septa money. >> we were actually we were hearing feedback from our customers. you know, our customers on social media, um, they want to make sure that everybody is paying their fare. >> reporter: now ticket takers will still punch your ticket and h

their remains were found on the sprawling grounds of the farm in sole burr township. according to the associated press, cosmo dinardo killed each of the victims separately after selling them marijuana feeling cheated or threatened by the transaction, and burned the bodies at his family farm. the person said three of the bodies were burned inside a drum adding a coconspirator was involved in three of the deaths. the district attorney say the families are holding up remarkably well. >> i am grateful for their trust in us, it means the world to us, it keeps us going. >> reporter: the d.a. has not announced any murder charges. cosmo dinardo has been held on a 5 million-dollar bail for previous charge. the d.a. will have a press conference later on this morning, we'll bring them live as we get the updates. katherine scott channel 6 "action news." >> good morning, thank you so much. >>> a former fbi agent said the confession will aid investigators for the clues in the case. >> it will allow them to process the scene faster. he will tell them is there more than one spot wher

here's burr to be on the encounter. >> i wouldn't say natural. carson does a great job. it's cool to see a guy how much fame he has and how big of a name he is a normal dood around my kid. >> that's your look at sports. nbc 10 news is coming right back. i need the phone that's where i happen to be... to be the one that rings. i need not to be missed phone calls... to not be missed. i need seamless handoff... canyon software. from reception, to landline, to mobile. i need one number... not two. i'm always moving forward... because i can't afford to get stuck in the past. comcast business. built for business. >>> that cluster of storms is inching close to our area. this is in avalon. cloudy skies over that area right now. we have this first alert in effect. >> it does include the jersey. and our latest radar does show the rain over cape may itself and up toward wildwoodthat it's moving northward pretty slowly. you can see it as part of a large area of rain back across washington, d.c. and western pennsylvania and look how heavy that is. if any of that comes this way shs we

richard burr will not be here. john mccain, we do not expect will be here recovering from surgery over the weekend. but otherwise the majority of senate republicans have been invited and are expected to attend we'll see what happens and how much of that tension there is in the room and if they come up with any solutions and path forward for obamacare now that it appears their latest effort has fallen short >> eamon, we'll watch for more developments eamon javers on the north lawn of the white house for us, as usual. >>> here's what else is coming up on the halftime report -- >> announcer: next up -- new insight on the next iphone will it be on time what's the cost? will there be enough to meet demand and what's it all mean for the stock? >>> plus, battleground stock chipotle another slate of analysts disagreeinonhe ts ock g wrehist is going one upgrade and two downgrades today. we'll debate it coming up on the halftime report. >>> we're back on "the halftime report." chipotle still under pressure today from headlin

. >> thank you, senator burr, and ranking member warner. before i read three or four minute statement i would like to say that i'm proud to be here to introduce to the committee a person whose family and he has deep roots in iowa. and i'm glad to be here. i think if i could probably give one sentence which would repeat something you said that you talked about him. because i'll be repetitive of some of the things that you said but you talked about his honorable service within government and his public service, well qualified to take this position. so i would emphasize that as i say that i'm proud to recognize david glawe as a nominee for undersecretary for intelligence and analysis at dhs. he is a dedicated public servant with over 20 years of national security and law enforcement experience. he currently serves on the national security council as special assistant to the president and senior director for homeland security. prior to this, the nominee served as chief intelligence officer for the u.s. customs and border protection. mr. glawe i

the complex along burr win house road was under construction when it went up in flames in april, the largest suppression fire in prince georges county history. more than 200 firefighters were working on the scene. we still don't know what caused it. >>> montgomery county says a liquor control employee accused of steg without pay. earlier this week, police arrested kelvin snowden jr. and jean auguste after someone reported them stealing a fence and more than $21,000 worth of alcohol since february. yesterday we reported snowden worked for the dlc once before, in 2014. the director said in an e-mail that the storm had been terminated after a news 4 report investigating allegations of theft. he left his position in 2014 for personal reasons and there's no evidence he was involved in any prior reported thefts therefore there was no issue in rehiring him in july of 2015. >>> a wild encounter for a northern virginia couple after unexpected guests decided to stop by for breakfast. you'll only see this video right cameras caught this hungry intruder this morning in fairfax station. i guess a

if it was a guy from south texas i might ask him to step outside and settle this aaron burr style. >> reporter: and the absence of john mccain doesn't help the bill's prospects. as he recovers from the surgery that led to the recent diagnosis of brain cancer, he posted a picture of him hiking with a friend back home, his feet in the water. as gop leaders hope he gets his boots back on the ground here. >>> we're learning new details in the horrifying case of human trafficking in texas. charges were filed ge against the driver of a tractor-trailer that had dozens of undocumented immigrants inside. and authorities have revealed that a tenth victim has died. gabe gutierrez has the latest from san antonio. >> reporter: federal prosecutors say james bradley jr., the 60 year old trucker who drove undocumented immigrants to a stifling end. ten are dead after 39 were found trapped in this tractor-trailer. >> it's dangerous, you know, putting somebody's life at risk. these smugglers are callous. >> reporter: he was driving the truck from iowa to brownsville, texas but had stopped to get it wash

we showed you the burr meet python slit owe slithering through a garden. the owner saw the story on the news an realized somebody is missing around here. >> i was working here yesterday and the door propped up, i noticed him out here, made its way across the street. >> i'm glad he is calm about it. he said he had the snake for five years and recently moved into his current house his neighbors didn't know when they saw the python it was his pet. >>> senator john mccain will be the recipient of the liberty medal. the arizona republican is being honored for his lifetime of service and sacrifice. he was captured during the vietnam war and served as a pow and decades long political career. vice president joe biden will present mccain with the liberty medal on october 16. 6abc is a partner of the broadcast ceremonies. >>> philadelphia opens her arms to one of her favorite and funniest son kevin hart day. today happens to be hart's birthday. the portrait is on maxal cheese cake. the mural arts program is hosting a celebration at 10:30. >> i get a little chill thi

richard burr, republican chairman of the senate intelligence committee. approached him to say.aid he did not want to comment. on donald trump jr. could be potential witness. i asked him does this give you any clear indication there could be collusion here. he said, i am not going to go there. because, we are "very early in this investigation." so a sign, andersen, a lot more, capitol hill wants to dig into in light of the revelations. >> appreciate it. when traditional means of communicating between washington and moscow was red phones and grim faced soviet ambassador. the whole notion of meetings set up with concert promoters, tied to pop stars, beauty pageants and the rest is odd. so is tossing to a reporter in moscow for reaction to it all. ivan watson there for us tonight. so many players in this. many of them russian nationals. what can you tell us about some of the people involved. u.s. an eclectic cast of characters. anderson. you have a pop star, dad, azerbaijan billionaire real else state, the lawyer, was known to be lobbying against the act which is this u.s. legislat

. >> a new study finds that the world has produced so much plastic waste it could burr eye the entire island of manhattan, two miles deep. researchers say since 1950, our planet has made more than 9 billion tons of plastic. the problem they say is that plastic doesn't break down easily, as we all know. so about 75% ends up in land fills or in the ocean. and less than 10% is actually recycled. >>> excitement now building for next month's total solar eclipse. this is really cool, the first one to be visible from the u.s. mainland in 38 years. a total on earth. those along a70-mile wide past from oregon to south carolina will get the full effect. hotels along that path already filling up. >> wow. and alaska airlines plans a flight to show everybody the eclipse from the sky. >>> so nfl training camps are starting. james connor, his jersey is the second-biggest seller right now behind tom brady. that's according to one retailer, amazing. >> yeah, it is. he gained national attention two years ago at the university pittsburgh while successfully battling hodgkins lymphoma. he scored 20 touchd

chairman burr and the republicans and the vice chairman warner and the democrats, i can assure you will the best interest of the country first. i believe that with all my heart. we want to get the people in here. tell us their side of the story. and then we'll go from there. but i think they -- we owe it to them to come before us. see what happens. >> senator, do you want to see donald trump jr., come to you in the private or the public setting? >> if we want the answers we need it would be in the private setting because some of the stuff is classified. if it's nonclassified most certainly in a public setting. anything we can do publicly i want to do. but anything that we can't do then we need to get answers to, we have to go into the private setting. >> what's your first question to him? >> you know, he's going to have to explain himself. i'm sure his first answer, his comments are going to be as he addressed the committee is his meetings and what the meetings were -- entailed and what was the purpose of the meetings. i mean, that what's he's going to have to answer to and i'm sure he

. >> reporter: the senate intelligence committee, richard burr, north carolina republican, would notment specifically on donald trump jr. saying he's not going to say whether or not he would call him before the committee, wolf, but raised, did say he wants this issue to be "fully vetted" he said we're very early in the investigation. his words. very early in this investigation, to determine whether or not there was any collusion between trump officials and russian officials which is a little different than richard burr told me a couple weeks ago casting skepticism about whether or not there has been any collusion so far and other republicans, wolf, raising serious concerns, and including senator lindsey graham who said, if there's any effort by any foreign adversary to help a campaign, if you work with that campaign, you should say, no. not accept that help, and fellow, close friend, john mccain said this potentially could be a classic scandal in washington. he said, this is just another shoe that is dropping in this growing controversy. wolf? >> any help of any kind, whether cash or

senator burr and senator warner have ball control. we'll hear from them later.shouting questions] >> do you -- the fact president's son met with russian lawyer to get dirt on the clinton campaign after being told the russian government wants to help his father -- >> i'm sure senator burr and senator warner will look at all's specs of the russian investigation. >> does it make it harder for you to trust president trump on russia, a major adversary, when his inner circle circle, story about russia keeps changing. >> the investigation and is being handled by the intelligence committee. they will get to the bottom what happened. >> your personal trust level hasn't changed. >> they will get to the bottom whatever may have happened. >> -- [inaudible] >> debt ceiling? >> debt sealing. >> ideally deal with the debt ceiling before the august recess. >> [inaudible] >> we'll see. but the debt ceiling must be raised. okay. thanks, everybody. trish: everyone, you were just listening to republican senators mitch mcconnell there, addressing this settle care issue votes on this

quarterback sits down on sports final in a preview he sets his mindset on the one-year deal with the burr gunnedy and gold. >> i don't feel like i've arrived and i don't feel safe and entitled. i feel like i need to prove my worth and i need to provide a return on investment for this team and give them a reason for the decisions they made contr t contractually with this team. no one is acting like they've arrived and they have their dheft out and everyone has their head down in a good way, staying humble and staying hungry and supporting one another and i have to believe that gives us a chance. >> you can see the full tonight on sports final and also from sports final from one of music's most famous family, bob marley's grandson nico looking to shine not on the stage, but on the football field. how the undersized linebacker is hoping to turn heads at redskins training camp and all of that tonight on sports final. >>> to the court, mystics on the road visiting the atlanta dream. upon any dream of a win for atlanta faded quickly, thanks to emma. the mystics center with a monster game in atl

state and federal investigators including the fbi are focusing their effort on this property in sole burr. >> i just seems like there is so much property, and it is like i have no idea where they could be. >> investigators also collected evidence from another property in bensalem, owned by the same family. searching for evidence in the troubled case of four missing young men, two of them teenagers, jimi patrick went missing wednesday, dean finocchiaro, tomorrow tom meo, and mark sturgis went missing friday. district attorney says there are indications that the men new one another and he does suspect foul play. >> we've been treating this from the outset as a criminal investigation. and nothing has deterred that to this point. >> in a related development, police arrested 19 year old cosmos denardo whose family owns both property under scrutiny by investigators. he was arrested on unrelated weapon charges, and has not been named as a suspect. but, sources say, he could be connected to the disappearance cents. dinardo's neighbor in bensalem says he doesn't believe it. >> cosmo was always a g

they may not be doing anything illegal by not returning to burr unda at the moment. it was due to political tension and sporadic violence throughout the country, including frequent gunfire and grenade attacks by armed groups. a leader -- they think they're trying to seek asylum. >>> a deadly 6.5 magnitude quake rattles popularou the -- between turkey and greece. the holiday island reporting the most damage and the number of injuries. it's also left two people dead. the concern now is whether this could produce a tsunami or just very large waves. the rid yoe at that you're seeing there is likely outside a number of hospitals where people were airlifted there. we saw a lot of damage outside grocery stores and markets in the area. definitely a story we'll be keeping an eye on. i'm erika gonzalez. >> it's 4:32. we want to go back to the breaking news on 210 where an accident has taken the lives of two people. >> megan mcgrath has arrived on the scene. megan, what do you know? >> reporter: well, this is going to be an ongoing situation here for the next several hours. cer

lets talk burr health report, very briefly, bright colored on this map. pollen you are okay.ir quality less than ideal. uv index is high and frankly very dangerous. ninety-four is the call at the shore, really hot day too down there. at lee water temperatures ram pink up, so feeling nice to take a dip. tomorrow, stormy weather but all and all weekend should be great, feel like a break compared to this. >> saturday and sunday looks beautiful. all right, katie, thanks very much. looking outside right new we were talking construction. 5:00 a.m. we will see that construction start to move out of the way. that is what we have seen today. no construction, at ben franklin bridge beautiful shot pushing in the westbound direction toward center city congestion levels look good, 422, same story here building ever so slightly headlights moving in the eastbound direction, and this is 422 looking good anywhere on 422 kind of looks like. that we were looking at constructs schuylkill westbound between city avenue and conshohocken curve right lane blocked until 5:00 a.m. earlier very, very sl

police arrested colin burr ket he's accused of stabbing another driver last tuesday in fredericksburgear the greenbrier shopping center. the person stabbed suffered nonlife-threatening injuries. the big question facing the white house and pentagon this morning. what will happen to thousands of transgender service members? this comes after president trump tweeted a new policy banning transgender people from serving in the military. this is a reversal of an obama air policy that lifted the ban on transgender service members. >> the announcement caught a lot of people off guard, each people at the pentagon. tracie potts live on capitol hill now. tracie what happens now? >> what happens now is they figure out how they implement this and when to implement this and what happens to people who are transgender and already dee floyd? are they automatically out of their jobs suddenly? none of that was made clear in the tweets from president trump. when asked about it, the white house said at the pentagon when the pentagon was ask they put out a briefing that said all questions go to the white ho

if it was a guy, i might ask him to step outside and settle this aaron burr-style. >> reporter: when the white house passed the bill many may, the president had a rose garden party brimming with optimism. >> we'll get this passed through senate, i feel so confident. >> reporter: but by late june, the president recognized senate republicans might have reached an impasse. >> if we don't get it done, it's just going to be something that we're not going to like, and that's okay. >> reporter: the white house has privately discussed retribution against any republicans who vote against proceeding to debate on repeal and replace legislation. now, senior advisers here know that senate passage of any healthcare bill is a long way off, but defeat on this elemental question would mark a new low in the president's factious relationship with the republican-controlled congress. anthony? >> mason: major garrett at the white house. thanks, major. the president's son-in-law, a key white house adviser, answered questions today on russian meddling in the u.s. election and whether anyone in the trump cam

did have the chance to speak to the senate republican leading the republican investigation, richard burr, who said he did not want to comment on donald trump jr. himself, but i asked him if this is more evidence about collusion. some other republicans are speaking out saying they are very concerned that donald trump jr. had this meeting and, knowing that this could be coming from the russian government, here are some republicans and democrats raising concerns. >> if you're offered assistance from a foreign government in your campaign, the only answer is no, so i'm not going to condemn the guy in an e-mail, but this is something that is the most problematic thing i've seen thus far. >> there clearly was a russian government effort to discredit clinton and to help trump and that trump officials at the most senior level were aware of that. >> we're now beyond obstruction of justice in terms of what's being investigated. this is moving into perjury, false statements and even into potentially treason. >> reporter: now, wolf, a number of democrats are not really willing to go as far as senator

whiskey from 1870 one and burr bon was also found as well as cases of cuban cigars. someone was having a good time. >>> and we always think of a good time when we think of the beaches, don't we? let's take a look at assistant cruz, it's pretty quiet out there. your beaches today are going to be sunny after a touch of gray this morning. low to mid-60s half moon bay, ocean beach, 64 in monta ray to 74 in santa cruz. but look at that water temperature 56. here's what we've been talking about, the beach hads ard statement which means our south bay beaches are going to face large breakers, sneaker waves and rip currents starting late tonight through tomorrow evening. so if you're heading out that way to enjoy the sunshine and the cool conditions, just be careful. here's alexis. >> good morning and, yes, still very quiet in the traffic center here this morning. 101 and 880 that inbound traffic northbound side coming towards us things are slowly filling in but no issues to report so far and drive times looking great as well. westbound 80 highway four to the maize at 17, 10

the files that i researched in a the previous puppy they discovered these files in mizoram burr free market they end up in a flea market. the apartment had been robbed and years later everybody was in prison. that was a wonderful surprise. the trial opened every 26, 1924 in the dining hall of the academy because they didn't have a room big enough or secure enough. there was a massive undertaking. nothing like this in germany several newspapers said. there was a team of judges 24 days of proceedings that reporters came from all over germany and europe france and great britain scandinavia and elsewhere. it was a sensational trial and scandals from the get-go. hitler would take the stand chief defended hour after hour and had this great federal boys. it was not quite as shrieking as we are used to it seems that the press covered this in great detail and describing how he would speak and how he would move and if you ever heard him when he is not screaming it's unsettling. just lowering his voice is pretty frightening. up close, crossed the room hitler and his narcissism and megalomania.