standing, chad. >> yeah, i'm off the floor here, shep.30, we were supposed to go to a procedural vote. these were going to be the first two votes of the day on the healthcare bill today. the first is a procedural vote on an amendment to the hyde amendment. the hyde amendment is named after the late congressman menry hyde and would ban the use of federal money for abortions. such a plan is interpreted as policy, not fiscal in nature. they're using the special set of budget rules which outlaw things that are monetary and policy. policy has to be tossed out. so this would not play unless they can get 60 votes. yesterday they could only get 50 votes. so the only way you can get 60 yays. they'll have this procedural vote in the next few amendments. it was supposed to happen at 11:30 a.m. the hyde amendment will not likely be tacked on to this. the second vote is a straight repeal of obamacare. this is akin to the 2015 repeal bill. it also includes the two year window for lawmakers to come up with a replacement plan. that has a different scenar

i'm live in belfont, chad pradelli, channel6 "action news." jim. >> thank you, chad. new jersey governor chris christie's day at the beach did no favors for his approval rating. a new monmouth university poll has the governor's approval holding at 15 percent. 80 percent of new jersey residents disapprove of christie's job in office. 5 percent said we don't know. coming up on "action news" tonight, two local 80-year-old women take to the sky to fulfill a dream and cross off an item on their bucket list. >>> and a young man from northeast philadelphia will get a big honor this week at the espy's. cecily. >> a warmup has begun. yesterday's high very comfortable 83 degrees. today 89. the next three days get ready for a heat wave along with a chance of strong storms. i'll have all the details in the accuweather 7-day forecast. >> those stories and o much more when "action news" continues tonight. >> ♪ ♪ ♪ award winning interface. award winning design. award winning engine. the volvo xc90. the most awarded luxury suv of the century. visit your volvo dealer today and get up

in a line from reading and philadelphia and chads worth and points to the north and any storms that blast through here could have winds of 60 miles per hour and even the possibility of small to moderate size hail. they are in the lehigh valley sparking warnings here south of scranton but there is a cylinder south of scranton so they have produced powerful winds and that cylinder is near extra and ton and they push north to south as they try to spin up pretty nasty storms. the storms mainly north and west of philadelphia and it's biggest impact is the poconos and the lehigh valley. and could brush the city if they hold together between 9:00 and 11:00 tonight bringing heavy rain briefly and again those very strong winds. the other story that everyone is feeling is the heat feeling above 100 in southern areas if philadelphia and the excessive heat warning continues through 8:00 p.m. tonight in areas in trenton, philadelphia and wilmington and the adjacent counties of i-95 and the advisory north and west and south and east expires at 7:00 p.m. the temperatures tomorrow talking about the heat

chad perdelli is live at the courthouse in bellefonte, pennsylvania with more on the testimony. chad. >> reporter: yes, sarah, the highlights this morning troubling text messages, the district attorney focused on them and e-mails before and after piazza' death. in the hours and days after tim piazza' death allegedly from the alcohol-fueled hazing inside the fraternity, fraternity members began to understand the trouble they were facing. state college police detective was back on the stand this morning. he testified fraternity president brendan young texted his girlfriend you don't comprehend the situation, adding at the at the end of the day i'll be account accountable for it you will. prosecutors hammered at the alleged coverup. he wrote make sure the pledges clean the basement and get rid of the evidence of alcohol. casey replied they are taking care of basement. police testified that a search of a computer covered up group chat. 18 from fraternity members are charged in the death of piazza. on day one of the preliminary hearing, the piazza left the courtroom when the video of

in q2 chad thomas -- thank you to chad thomas.hares of credit suisse under pressure as they lose 1/3 of equities session -- shares. details are next. this is bloomberg. ♪ london, thefrom market close just a few minutes away. vonnie: live from new york i am vonnie quinn per a story getting a lot of hits. credit suisse has withered under ceo tidjane thiam. of itsost about 1/3 market share to competitors and that is a lot and there are a variety of reasons included a push into asian that happened it to backfire. and trading that did not go so well. the shares are down about 5% this year and swiss trading and we will get the report next week , earnings report. some positives but at the equity market share down by1/3 have to hit more round hard. talked about the earnings we are looking ahead to, the overall business is forecast to double profit in the second quarter and tidjane thiam has succeeded in areas like cutting cost and raising capital and to dealing with the bad assets. let me take you to the chart. it shows credit suisse's sh

well south africa's chad le clos and his dad bert are still around and chad's still winning — he tookthis evening, fittingly in front of bert and the rest of the le clos family and yes, the tears were flowing once more. there was frustration for celtic tonight as they were held to a goalless draw by norwegian champions rosenberg in the first leg of their champions league third round qualifier. chris mclaughlin was watching at celtic park. surely unsatisfying goalless draw the celtic in the east end of glasgow. they were missing their two main strikers. it really showed, they only really tested the goalkeeper once which is not often we have seen that under brendan rodgers. he caught a frustrated figure at times. the only real positive, the clean sheet ahead of the trip next week. a bit frustrating we could not get the win, but 0—0 is never a bad result in europe it is important that you don't concede even if you can't score. i was pleased with the players this evening in terms, we up against it a wee bit without strikers. tomorrow we could have two home nations through to the quarterfi

"action news" reporter chad pradelli is on scene. he'll have the latest on the fire fight live at 4:30. >> ♪ >> some developing news out of washington today. and major shakeup afoot inside the white house right now. press secretary sean spicer has resigned. spicer is' six month... quit after the hiring of anthony scaramucci. on twitter, spicer said this. it's been an honor and privilege to serve president donald trump and this amazing country. meanwhile scaramucci spoke to reporters today and was asked about reported friction. >> i would love to have sean here. sean decided that he thought it would be better to go and for me as it relates to sean it speaks volumes as to who he is as a human being who he is as a team player. his attitude is anthony is coming in let me clear the slate for anthony. >> scaramucci a new york hedge fund manager who was once very critical of president trump announced sara huckabee sanders will become the new press secretary. chief of staff reince priebus who tried to block scaramucci who says he supports hi

chad, first of all, what is in the skinny bill, do we know? >> that's one of the big questions right now because we definitively don't. we're told supposedly they repeal the medical device tax, get rid of individual and employer mandate. beyond that, we don't have a single piece of paper that says what's in the base bill and if that is, in fact, going to be the base bill. senator mitch mcconnell, the majority leader had lunch with the republicans. with no more information what they would be voting on or when the so-called vote-a-rama would start. that's the big thing that's going to happen tonight. david: who specifically, chad, is writing this right now, deciding what goes into the skinny bill? >> seems to be mitch mcconnell. he's held his cards very close to his vest. we're told he had a conference with paul ryan, the speaker of the house, about possibly going to a conference committee. that's where they get republicans from the house and senate and democrats as well together and try to merge and create a unified bill. that would have to sta

so my name is chad bound, senior fellow with the peterson institute. my life and research is essentially on this topic of trade remedy. the first question we should ask is what are trade remedies. we think of them historically as being things like aunt-dumping. counter veiling duties and something called a global safeguard. anti dumping is a policy governments use to deal with unfair trade, low-priced imports. counter veiling duties are unfair trade that's subsidized imports by foreign governments. a global safeguard is nothing unfair necessarily. it's just there is a surge in imports. these are policies that the united states has used for decades, and policies that governments around the world use as well. there are special rules that allow governments to use these under our international trade agreements, in particular the world trade organization and, before that, the general agreement on tariffs in trade. in some sense this is nothing really new. what i've done for my last 15 or so years is to study these things. i built a database that folks can l

joining us is chad morganlander.erform rating on the stock. it was a really good quarter anyway you place it. >> it was a lovely quarter. even if you exclude the one-time tax effect, they beat the street by four cents. they beat across the board on every metric. they delivered almost $15 billion in commercial revenue. delivered $18.9 billion in commercial cloud arr. everything is hitting on all cylinders. alix: in terms of cloud business, they may have to fend off amazon web services, google, how are they doing in terms of that? >> i would argue they don't have to, they have a differentiated set. they compete on the commodity side of the business against amazon and arguably against google, but there are a lot of differences. microsoft is in 40 locations in the world. amazon is in half that. google is in 11. outside the u.s., the use of these systems is left -- less. every enterprise is built on microsoft technology, so the reality is that they are going to continue to grow, and were amazon has been slowing recently,

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chad pir deli is there. what is the details? >> investigators don't know with certainty that the transgender victims were targeted, but they are treating the incident as such. >> police are looking for a newer model dark gray infinity with tinted windows. an occupant or occupants fired on two residents walking down the road, hitting them. half hour later, several residents of the morris home, a drug and alcohol rehabilitation center for transgender were sitting on the porch when the infinity drove by and more victims were fired on. >> three were hit. >> they have not received medical treatment but they are in pain. >> investigators say it's the third attack on transgender people in the neighborhood in recent weeks. >> they were sitting on the porch. a neighborhood resident walked by. >> another incident, an employee had fireworks thrown at her while waiting for the trolley. a statement released saying we are commit today ensure the safety and well being of the people we are privileged to support and employee. >> they have the ri

that member of the media was chad pradelli. >> jaden weighed 6 60-pounds whn she was found, literally on death's doorstep. today she's alive and well. >> the scars are evident. her forehead bears the marks where she was hit by a pistol. she suffered seven broken bones across her body. >>> that's my baby. >> while her bones may have shattered, her spirit never wavered. >> i was so beautiful and i'm still alive. >> the ordeal began in 2001, linda westin kidnapped the 20-year-old and dragged her to a basement chaining her to a boiler. breeden with the mental capacity of a ten-year-old was soon joined by other mentally impaired adults. westin stole their disability checks. >> steve is breeden's attorney. breeden won a $45 million default judgment but will likely never see a dime. westin will likely die in prison. instead, she focuses on her art, and her three children. two born in captivity. the youngest lives with her and her parents in kensington. >> she means everything to her. >> when you talk to her and know her, you understand she has an unshakeable optimism and a terrific spirit. >

chad baker: all right, good afternoon. let's get started. i'm chad baker.noon sessions of salem's trials. i will say about that time, that was the title for my book. so i was pleased actually when the gang thought it would be a good title for this day, because it seems to me they were around those trials of 1692, i think as we all know, those of us who live and work and hang out around salem, that there are other trials that are related to

ambassador to chad. up to way to is daily run charles de gaulle airport to france, the world's busiest airport, after it took off from chad and got up to cruising altitude of 35,000 feet, the bomb, which had been sent to a timer come exploded in the baggage area. destroyed if the aircraft, the jumbo jet, there were over 170 innocent passengers and crew. --ecrashed into the desert it's crashed into the desert over 40 square miles, one of the most inhospitable places on earth. the crash site is almost 400 limiters from the next village, there are no trees, no grass, literally nothing but sand. down, i plane went remember, we are talking slightly older technology for aviation, it took a little while for folks to even know what had happened. and, eventually, the french maintained airbases in chad to this day sent up some spotter planes and they saw some debris in the desert and had a few paratroopers, rugged french paratroopers jumped out of the plane and landed at the crash site. and they found 170 people h

instead of going to a four-year college chad robinson chose to be an apprentice. >> i'm getting paido stay in class. >> he works in the factory and attends community college. after four years he will have an associate's degree. a salary of at least $50,000, and skills crucial to the larger economy. >> if we don't provide a labor force that can fill that work, technology, foreign companies, outsourcing are going to replace the opportunity to earn your living in those occupations. >> siemens now has similar training at three more u.s. factories. >> it's an investment in people, talent and our future. >> benefiting the company and the economy anne thompson, nbc news, charlotte. >> excellent, thank you. >> thank you for your commitment to this work. i would like to introduce zoe baird. the ceo of the markle foundation, she's held that role since 1998 under her leadership, the foundation has focused on this exact issue. i know she's partnered with governor hickenlooperer and others here. prior to that, zoe had an incredibly successful career as a lawyer and in government, she's a friend a

chad baker: all right, good afternoon. let's get started. i'm chad baker. i'd like to welcome you back to the afternoon sessions of salem's trials. i will say about that time, that was the title for my book. so i was pleased actually when the gang thought it would be a good title for this day, because it seems to me they were around those trials of 1692, i think as we all know, those of us who live and work and hang out around salem, that there are other trials that are related to the trial, and to some degrees, that's what we're talking about this afternoon in our sessions on "witch city" and also our keynote speech by professor foote on gallows hill. just one thought for me before i introduce the panel for the panel discussion, and that is that it's my sincere hope that the work of the past couple years to recognize the execution site at proctor's ledge can hopefully be a new start, a fresh beginning for salem to really recognize officially and formally this troubled history. and i just want to say, i probably should have said this this morning when the m

let's go to chad pergram who is on the floor now. what are we to make of this? >> right now we'll have a 50-50 tie with vice president pence to cast the deciding ballot. john mccain came in just a couple moments to a standing ovation after his cancer surgery. he voted aye and ron johnson and the whip, john cornyn voted aye. democrats that have held their powder dry here are casting their votes. what we'll have here if all democrats vote no, that will tie this at 50-50. vice president pence is presiding in the chamber right now. he would be poised to break the tie here on a 51-50 vote. so far, mike pence has broken four ties already. one to confirm betsy devos as education secretary, he broke two in one day a couple months ago and significantly in his entire eight years as vice president, joe biden was never called upon to break a tie. so they should get the votes to proceed here presuming vice president pence does in fact break the tie in a few moments. >> unless there's confusion, this is not the death of obamacare. this is a vote on a motion to proceed, which

everyone was looking at. >> chad, i believe we have you now.us about the moments leading up to this. >> here is something that i want to talk about. i talked a long time, senior aide here, and i said what is mcconnell going to do. he is well known here for having a good insight game. in other words, he comes up with these legislative solutions and ways out of these parliamentary cul-de-sacs that other people haven't thought about. what he did here at the end of the day, he was unable to come up with something. this aide told me, always bet on mcconnell. always bet on mcconnell. here, everyone was betting on mcconnell, and at the end of the day, he failed to come through. that is significant. a major legislative loss for mcconnell. for years, the republicans had it easy in the sense that they could constantly criticize and be against something. good at opposing things that barack obama was putting forth, the democrats were putting forth. they have not been very good at coming up with solutions, and this was played out tonight in spades on the se

i'm live in belfont, chad pradelli channel6 "action news." >> all right, chad, thank you. >>> one man is dead after police say a cargo container fell on his pickup truck in south philadelphia. happened around 12:30 this afternoon here in the 3300 block of south columbus boulevard at the packer marine terminal. officials say a piece of heavy equipment that lifts those large shipping containers may have accidentally knocked into a nearby stack and one fell on that nearby pickup truck with a 52-year-old man inside. the pier was closed immediately after the incident. it will reopen tomorrow morning. >>> still no word about what caused a driver in new jersey to lose control and hit a utility pole. the crash happened at about 11:15 last night near the black horse pike and 12th avenue in glendora, camden county. the driver was taken to an area hospital in critical condition. no other injuries were reported. >> fire officials in wilmington are still trying to figure out what sparked a blaze that damaged five apartments. crews responded here to the 1700 block of north broom street at 1:45 yest

i'm live in west philadelphia, chad pradelli channel6 "action news." >> all right, chad, thank you. >>> and there's much more still ahead on "action news" at 5:00 tonight. a raging fire and a rude awakening in northern california. the construction site that turned into an inferno putting nearby neighbors in harm's way. >> and in health check, it is fitness friday. how the playground can serve double duty for parents looking to fit in a workout while spending time with their kids. details on that when "action news" comes right back. >> ♪ it's raining shades during blinds to go's all shades sale. every shade in the store roller, solar, cellular... and more ! all 25% off. find your perfect shelter among hundreds of styles and colors. sale has been extended so pour on in. blinds to go. blinds for life. ♪ having a baby. caring for your parents. learning you have a condition. these are moments when people realize that where you get your medicine matters. and they look to us. cvs pharmacy. for advice. and ways to save money. plus, get up to fifty extrabucks each year just for filling prescri

let me ask fox news capitol hill producer chad pergram. was this a victory for the president? >> it was a minor victory because they had to start debate. healthcare would probably be dead and you would have mitch mcconnell, the senate republican leader trying to work with democrats on board. but one thing i want to point out, so important. john mccain's return to the senate, a very emotional moment on capitol hill. you cannot change the math on capitol hill. had he not been there the vote would have been 50 democrats voting no and 49 republicans voting yes it was crucial to get to 50-50 to have vice president pence break the tie and get on with the bill. you can't alter the math. by the same token. the fact that it's such a narrow turning radius. they can't afford to lose anybody is. it's one thing to vote to get on to a bill and another to see what the senate reduces the next two or three days and keep that coalition together and not have mike lee or rand paul drop off. kennedy: all of the people that you mention, all the nors, chad, they were all on the fence and we didn't k

they're going to roll up on jaden's dad, chad. >> when he's not looking, louis will swap out with me, i'll stand in his place and we'll see how long it takes to react. >> chad, i think you have a leak in your ceiling. >> his dad recognizes him immediately, like -- wait a minute. >> that look of confusion is priceless. >> jaden! >> the fun doesn't stop there. now it's time to surprise mom. the plan this time is for louis to pull up. >> hello. >> all right, anybody in a trunk is going to scare you. doesn't matter. people don't belong in trunks. >> they pulled all of this off flawlessly, i like it. >> spiders, the source of an irrational fear from lots of people. >> irrational? it's pretty rational. have you been to australia, that's rationial fear. >> some people tend to overreact. this guy is so afraid of him, he decided to buy a spider book, and learn about them, but when he flips the page -- >> come on! no way. >> he picks up that magazine to kill it. >> no! >> the spider is gone. he looks around, tries to find the spider, and once the house is turned upside down, and he still can't

we want to go to chad pergram. this repeal measure that rand paul wanted to see just failed. tell us what is going on, chad. >> the senate just rejected the plan, the straight repeal with a two-year window to replace obamacare. the vote was 44 yays, 55 nays. seven republican deflections. john mccain of arizona, lamar alexander of tennessee, lisa murmurkows murmurkowski. ten republicans tanked this. it's challenging to get all the republicans on the same page. they have the policy divides for months, even though they talked about obamacare off stage for months. they can't get everybody, at least a majority on the same page. you fix one thing and break another. now what this signifies is there's been two major votes in about 18 hours here on this healthcare bill. they both failed. the cruz amendment failed last night and now this paul amendment, which is the straight repeal has failed as well. a lot of people thinking the only thing that could pass is what we're calling the skinny repeal where they take away a few parts of obamacare, the medical device tax, the individual manda

la ke south sudan, somalia and the chad lake region and the number of people who are affected, thatped. translation: madame chancellor, i would like to come back to the climate subject. there was an argument about some wording and how the americans could get their reservations into the communique. why has there been no improvement in the communique, because are you condoning that and are the 19 others condoning that and are the 19 others condoning that? is thisjust not a major concession to the americans you are making. the british prime minister expressed the hope that the usa might return to the paris agreement. do you share that optimism? translation: at this present time, i do not share that optimism which is why we agreed on the american position and one that describes the other countries. we took this up in the communique in the passage that describes the american position. it becomes clear that this is the american position. the united states of america clearly shows they are not in on this and there is a second and a third which shows the position of the others is clearly st

so you see that case of hissene habre, the former president of chad, is a good one. indeed. to you that mark malloch brown, who was deputy secretary general under kofi annan, said a year ago, the icc has put itself on the wrong side of a pr and political campaign in africa. you do accept that it's a bit of a pr disaster for you. you see, one of the first things that i've always said, one of the problems that i see that the icc is confronting with all this pushback is a question of really understanding the court, knowing what the court can do and what it can't do. what is the jurisdiction of the court where it can intervene and where it cannot intervene? unfortunately, we do have our core business to conduct, which is to investigate and prosecute, but also we have made efforts to explain to the court, whether it's in seminars or bilaterals, various efforts to explain what the court is about. but there are critics of the court. there is pushback against the court. and these have a whole machinery that they use to discredit the court. but it's not just about discrediting. isn't

malley, chad, me share but also mauritania and burkina faso will leitch provide 1,000 troops.hem with equipment and it will help them convince western countries to fund their operations. 0nly them convince western countries to fund their operations. only the eu has so far pledged nearly $60 million, a fraction of the force's total cost, but france remains keen total cost, but france remains keen to see deployed as soon as possible. translation: our enemies want only one thing, to destroy our civilisation. they feed themselves on our weaknesses. the complexities of her past and ineffectiveness as a collective, but together we can make the decision to proceed differently, to tell ourselves everything, whether it pleases us or not. to expect things of one another because we believe that her future is in common. this deployment is part of the huge security build—up in the temp were foreign military presence has the match quickly increased in the last few years. french troops are seen here in malley. the us and germany are also operating in the region. the french may be here for th

investigative reporter chad pradelli brings us underneath norristown. >> this is completely rotted away>> reporter: steel beams crowded and wood rotted and the concrete above sagging this is a storm drain running under the norristown auto body shop. >> i don't need to repeat myself that no one dies and no one is seriously hurt. >> reporter: attorney represents him who bought the business in 1978. >> this is the part that is caving in. >> reporter: the 67-year-old says his shop is collapsing. >> it's cracking all the way around and this door, see. >> norristown completely turned their back on the issue. >> i was ready to retire until the problem happened we had a buyer. >> reporter: under the property is part of the sawmill run watershed and a flood control program through the heart of downtown norristown and he went to the burrow in 2015 and officials wrote this letter stating each property owner is responsible for the portion of the channel that runs below their private property and came after pennsylvania environmental protection told them that it was a major safety hazard and should

and word is from chad pergram, he's on the floor. chad pergram is a producer for fox news, that they don't have enough votes for the straight repeal either. the hyde amendment, it was unexpected to win anyway because that needed 60 votes to pass, but the straight repeal in which they were looking just for the 50 votes and it would be 50 plus 1 if the vice president has to be the tiebreaker as he was earlier. apparently, according to chad pergram, on the senate floor or right nearby, the republicans do not have enough votes for that passage of the straight repeal. what's called the skinny bill. we're going to give you more information on this as we get it, but again, not looking good for the president or his agenda right now as, again, the repeal of obamacare, straight repeal, does not have enough votes, according to sources down on the floor. melissa? melissa: oil continuing climb for the third straight day settling near two month high, up nearly 2%, to $48.75 a barrel, driven higher by government report showing crude supplies have f

who better than to guide us what is next, capitol hill producer, chad pergram.oing now? what happens next? >> right now they're on 20 hours of debate. they're considering this bill under what is called budget reconciliation, which is a special process which eliminates all filibusters and what this means they have 20 hours, not including voting time and administrative team but some time between now and thursday night or maybe in the early hours of the morning friday, they will have a final resolution of this pass or fail. the amendments that can be considered, they have to be fiscal in nature, have to comply with the special budget reconciliation, can't add to the deficit. that's why when you talk to a lot of senators, like john hoeven from north dakota, i said how will this turn out? how will you vote? he said i don't know. but the key is they got on the bill. had john mccain not shown up today, they would have only had 49 yays. no way that mike pence would have broken the tie. at the end of the day, it comes down to the mathematics on capitol hill and today was

cnn meteorologist chad myers has our forecast. hi chad. >> hi, alisyn. see heat index this is week all the way to 113. this weather is brought to you by purina, your pet, our passion. dangerous for pets this week when it comes to that heat. today there will be storms from sioux falls all the way over to about sheboygan and back up into wisconsin, all of madison, wisconsin, under the goen for wind damage but it's the heat that's going to replace that severe weather that's going to be the main focus for the next five to seven days. kansas city, st. louis, all the way over to memphis, hot and humid to 113 when you add that heat and humidity together. even without the humidity, chris, 103 in st. louis for the weekend, and warming up all the way to 99 for d.c., and middle 90s for new york city. back to you. >> that's a wet heat by the way. >> it is. >> boy. chad, thank you very much. please keep us honest about it. >>> president trump threatening to hit venezuela with strong and swift economic actions if the president there doesn't follow through on his pledg

cnn meteorologist chad myers has our forecast. how is it looking, chad?ly the same as yesterday, just in a slightly different place, alisyn. we will see the chance of maybe even a tornado or wind damage possible today. i think the real threat could be flash flooding in the corn belt there across parts of iowa, into illinois, even into chicago late, late tonight. the bigger story for the rest of the week is slightly cooler air coming down. for new york and boston, warmer than the past couple days, the cool air doesn't make its way into chicago, kansas city and omaha, even 83. well over 100 with the heat index the past couple days. slightly cooler are we to the top of summer, i think so. we begin to go down from here. the days get shorter and the nights get cooler. >> starting to see some of the temperature swings where i live. in the 60s this morning, mid 70s this afternoon. chad, thank you very much. >>> down in venezuela, a critical election going onset for sunday there. the crisis in venezuela continues to get worse. the crime rate is soaring, the econo

. >> chad myers, we'll learn the next verse over the next few minutes.e'll get back to you. >>> a new mystery unfolding or is it an old mystery folding. this has to do with a photo that some suggested showed amelia heir hart's disappearance. here is jenny moose. >> might as well put this photo in the fun while it lasted file. it didn't last long. a history channel special on amelia earhart planned to shock us. >> i believe it's proof beyond a reasonable doubt. >> doubts that amelia earhart and her navigator were filmed alive in the marshall islands. >> this is amelia earhart. >> no, that's probable long. >> the hairline is the most distinctive characteristic. >> probably not him either. as for the blurry hunk of something being towed that was supposed to be the wreckage awful the plane, don't think about it. the documentary theory is the pair were picked up and imprisoned by the japanese. a couple of bloggers uncovered what appears to be the original photo published in a travel logbook in 1935, nearly two years before amelia earhart even took off on her

whos bring in chad thomas joins us now.call that broke after trading hours last night? chad: this has been bubbling below the surface or daimler since earlier this year. german prosecutors and investigators started an investigation into daimler and possible emissions cheating in march of this year. it really was boiling before the -- below the surface and last week it that speed when some of the details leaked out in german media, prompting the german transport media to call daimler to berlin on very short notice. they said they would start investigating him of the dialer vehicles. yesterday we had this announcement after the market tosed saying they were going move forward with his voluntary recall. you look at this story versus the volkswagen story, one has to say is this daimler trying to get out ahead of the crisis? what are you trying to accomplish here? good point. a very it's an interesting pivot by daimler. they said they would fight the accusations with all legal means , the accusations that were surfacing. in pivo

todd: chad was there all night, what happened? >> reporter: they couldn't get the votes, they came up three short. susan collins of maine, lisa murkowski of alaska and john mccain who flew back for the procedural vote the other day to start a debate with a no. one of the main criticisms from john mccain was he wanted this to go through the committee process, even before he got sick and took leave of absence for his cancer surgery he indicated he was not pleased with one of the earlier versions of the healthcare bill and said he would try to work with his governor to put something then and he did not think there were any needs -- nuts and butts to the bill. they go back to the drawing board, one wonders if this is the ultimate campaign issue like tax reform. every year they campaign, reveal and replace obamacare but still can't. >> under obamacare. todd: the first big test is early this morning in five hours, house republicans conference, the house of representatives will have its last day on capitol hill, the senate comes back nex

chad: we are seeing a shift.ge part of sales in europe but are declining. and you talk to automakers, whether daimler or bmw or volkswagen, they are now talking about the world after diesel cars and talking about the move to electric vehicles. it was interesting last week, the comments from volvo where they said over the next decade, we are going to go all electric. the shift away from diesel is beginning and what will really speed that up is if you see the european government, in germany, taking away the incentive for diesel. one reason they are popular in europe is there are incentives in the marketplace that make them cheaper. in the u.s., diesel sales are miniscule, a fraction of sales. successful in so europe because of the incentives governments put in place. guy: how many diesels does daimler selling the united states? hundreds. no interest in diesels in the u.s.. because it has a terrible image. with the vw was not in europe. it was in the united states. in terms of the impact this could have stateside, t

you don't want to do this if you have josh mccain out, robert -- john mccain out.sy >> thanks, chad. now back to watters world. now back to "watters world." ess type for real news you probably didn't hear this week. we begin with good news for house majority whip steve scalise who was shot by a deranged democrat. we wish steve scalise and his family a speedy recovery. if you haven't checked your 401k lately, give it a glance. the stock market is up 17% since election day. but course the trump boom is not covered by the mainstream media. a democrat threatening president trump on facebook. scott ham posting, i can't deal with you unintelligent people any more. go back to cling to your guns because you are afraid. trump is a half-term president, at most, especially if i ever get within 10 feet of that [bleep]. the secret service is aware of the posting and is launching an investigation. shia labeouf going on a racist rant against the african-american cop who arrested him for disorderly conduct. he apologized saying he's been struggling with addiction for a long time. a painting of jesus

south africa's chad leclos claimed 200m butterfly gold on wednesday and on thursday he and his adoringot to fame when cheering his son on at the london 2012 olympics. it's been a difficult time for the family, with both bert and his wife finding out they had cancer before the rio games. it was a horrendous year for a family, and we got through it. for me, he is a superstar. excuse me. he isa me, he is a superstar. excuse me. he is a superstar, to have gotten two silvers. we actually got five golds in rio. for him to get two silvers is like somebody else getting five golds, because of the year we had. honestly, he has turned a corner now, thank god. leading formula 1 drivers have backed the decision to introduce the controversial halo head protection system next season. four—time champion sebastian vettel said the sport would be "ignorant and stupid" not to use the device. williams driver felipe massa wants the change, but red bull's max verstappen has admitted he's not in favour of the halo. to tennis. argentina's federico delbonis beat eighth seed david ferrer to move into the quarter

chad rosen thaw is here. >> so chad is upset because i'm here in your town ambler and keeping score who is saying drive byes. so far you have two. >> and i have. >> we're even two-two. maybe four. >> hello. >> so we're making burgers because that is where it begins on the fourth of july. >> we will start with good burgers, good fresh burgers. >> i'm at grocery store. i don't have a private butler or butcher. >> how do i know it is good beef. >> i mean you can get it at grocery store. you want good, fresh beef. you don't need to do much too it. i use salt and pepper. that is all you need. >> do you need fancy sauce. >> don't buy those 99 percent fat free crap, you need fat in your burger or you will have, hockey pucks. see salt, flake salt, nice and chunky. i don't have it here. >> fancy sea salt and pepper. >> it is all you need. >> i have few, won that have been cooking here. >> yummy. >> now we will do street corn. we dropped it on the street, and it gives it that ambler flavor. >> yes. >> these are finished. you want to build a burger. >> now this i know you think you are king of bar

chad program joins us with details. good evening. who are authorities probing. who are they looking into? u.s. capitol police, fbi, looking at a series of pakistani i.t. workers who worked for house democrats. it's a procurement scandal. they are looking at whether or not they overbuild for laptops and ipads and keyboards. there is some question as to whether or not sensitive information was put in the cloud from house servers. house democrats who employ these i.t. workers, they fired them. debbie wasserman schultz retained one. he has not been cleared to go back on the house forever. basically he's getting paid for doing nothing. these folks have been working in i.t. for years. they've collected hundreds of thousands of dollars. there are some democratic sources i've spoken with have indicated this is a railroad based on their ethnicity. >> bret: why is this taking so long? we've been hearing about this for a long time. >> this is getting under the skin of some lawmakers. they want prosecutor sufficient or cut bait. there's so much equipment they are sorting th

as we are honored by chad and mark for their ongoing leadership again and again. i am honored to be with all of my colleagues and to remind the president of the united states that on this day, this very day, in 1948, president truman signed executive order desegregating the u.s. military. here we are 69 years later, president trump has chosen this day to commit an act of cowardice, a cowardly act, the way he did it and what he did. on this day, to unleash a wave file, hateful agenda that will blindside thousands of patriotic americans already serving with honor and bravery. it is an arbitrary decision designed to humiliate transgender americans who have stepped up to serve and defend our country. the president's allegations of tremendous medical costs are boldfaced lies and a ludicrous pretense for his hateful campaign against these brave men and women in uniform. and those who have become veterans. a study commissioned by the department of defense found, my colleagues, that the cost of providing medically necessary care to be very small. in fact, every year the p