this is why cherie and vern can't afford insurance.nd of information we need to make better information to have a better process to actually have a replacement that will work for cherie and vern. >> and we'll end on this. we'll end on this. as to the skinny bill being a replacement for obamacare, actually helping americans like cherie and people in my state, that's about as accurate as when president obama told you if you like your doctor you can keep your doctor. >> thanks much. >> well, that was dwight the lively presser there with four senators. should be noted the fifth s'more that we had been told was going to join that kwaur at the time of senators david pur ever pesh do you of georgia did not. joining me now is senator dick durbin of illinois. what's happening here? what can you decipher? what do you stay away from what you just aerd from your four colleagues on the other side of the aisle? >> you can which, it's been over six years since the republicans told us they were going to repeal obamacare and replace it. and now it's be

soledad: congresswoman cheri t coming up next, can't keep up? we've got a list that might help.r list of things we're taking attention to even if you're too busy. find out what states ma list because of some legislative controversies. and, laterbe climb trees? it's got nothing to do with our story, but it's a great question. we do however have some bear facts to share. soledad: this week controversial measures moving through some state legislatures -- make our list of things "we're paying attentio n to even if you're too busy." the state of texas passed a law that some describe as a "sanctuary city" ban, and it's already the subject of a lawsuit from the city of san antonio. under the law, city council me mbers, county commissioners, sheriffs, district attorneys, and police on college campuses are allowed to check a person's immigration status and report that information to federal s. an elected official who standsn activities can be removed from office. any law enforcement officer who fails to cooperate can be fined from $1,000 to $1,500 for a first violation. a second violatio

cheri bustos of illinois. [applause] rep. bustos: by the way, senator klobuchar is our play-by-play announcer for our congressional women's softball game. worth noting. hello virginia, hello america. leader pelosi, when you were talking about the orioles hat, i see that, but i also see a dekalb feed hat, and that's my kind of peeps. i am cheri bustos and i represent the 17th district of illinois, 7000 square miles, mostly rural, mostly blue-collar, and all along the mississippi river. so way too many families that i represent understand the economy is not working for them. some have worked for decades in manufacturing. only to spend their last days training the replacements who came over from china. and where their last job was to padlock the factory door. others poured their hearts and souls into main street businesses, only to see the greed of wall street get the better of them. and moms and dads across the heartland, in regions like i represent, worry whether they'll be able to see their grandkids grow up, because their ki

>> bill: oui, ma chérie. >> sasha: this was the most awesome plane ride ever. >> thomas: yeah?u think? >> sally: yes, mr. oh so casual about private jets. it is a whole different world up here. >> thomas: hmm. >> sally: but i guess it's your world, so i'm gonna have to grit my teeth and get used to it. >> katie: we have a 95% positive response to the press reception. >> wyatt: excellent. yeah, and the spencer summit site has actually gained more traffic this year, thanks to the whole forrester-spectra showdown. >> katie: this is gonna be so much fun. >> wyatt: it kind of already is. >> bill: well, i missed the summit last year, but i am back and i'm pumped. >> brooke: it's gonna be bigger and better than ever. >> bill: mm, me or the summit? >> brooke: mm, my money's on

congresswoman cheri bustos, thank you very much. >> thank you, judy. >> woodruff: we appreciated it.woodruff: now it's time for "politics monday" with amy walter of the "cook political report," and tamara keith of npr. so, amy, tam, you've just been hearing what congressman bustos said, in fact she's still here at the table. amy, what do you make of that? are you hearing from the democrats where they want to take this country? >> well, i will say this, every party that's the out party always struggles with this, who are we now that we're not in charge? democrats don't control anything. not just the white house. they don't have the house, the senate or the white house. it is, in every election is a referendum on the party in power. the republicans are porter parte in power. the 2018 election will be a referendum on whether they were able to accomplish what they said they were going to do or not. it's democrats job getting into 2020 and the battle is for who will occupy the white house. the standard message is who is the leader of the party? it will be the person they nominate in 2020

cherie amoore was found guilty on all counts back in march.riended the infant's mother at the mall food court last year and then took off with the child. investigators say she wanted to convince her family that the baby was hers. the seven week old boy was not harmed during the incident. >> officials in new jersey have determined a lightning strike sparked a forest fire in burlington county last week. the blaze burned 3500 acres of the wharton state forest. a closer look at the charred trees revealed several of them had been struck by lightning. authorities think the first flames spread from one pine tree to another on wednesday night before the blaze was noticed on thursday. it is now 100 percent contained. >> 5:57 now. next and all new at 6:00 a.m., see what happens when a driver cannot control his camper. he pretty much takes out the whole roadway there on the garden state parkway. >> in honor of beach season, shoshana shows us the star fish crunch in today's fitness tip. >> ♪ he gets things done stevfor south jersey.o tell you don't believ

cheri bustos is someone who knows a lot about the midwest and how we move forward. representative bustos of llinois. mrs. bustos: senator klobuchar is our play-by-play asnounser for our congressional women's softball game. hello virginia, hello america. leader pelosi when you were talking about the orioles hat, i see that, but i also see a dekalb feed hat, and that's my kind of peeps. i represent a district that's 7,000 square miles, it's mostly rural, mostly blue collar and all along the mississippi river. way too many families that i represent understand the economy is not working for them. some have worked for decades in manufacturing. only to spend their last days training the replacements who ame over from china. and were the last jobs before they lock the factory door. others poured their hearts and soul into main street businesses only to see the greed of wall street get the better of them. moms an datsdz across the -- moms an dads across the heartland, in regions like i represent, worry whether they'll see their grandkids grow up because their kids have had

. >> and you had had cheri oteri, ana gaeyer. >> i think a wboed, wrongly, that a baker of your generation tend towards a drier, more crusty muffin. >> and tina fey was brought on as a writer. >> in 25 plus years of "saturday night live," you are the first female head writer. >> i heard, that place is a boy's club, it's horrible, horrible. and when i got there, my experience was, it's not that bad. i think i've been lucky to get to places as they change. >> i quit being head writer. we all sat in the room, clearly it's tina fey that should succeed me. we all knew, yep. we all knew tina was the sharpest, strongest writer coming up. >> research is being conducted on the world's first contraception patch for women. the patch is approximately 3 inches in diameter and reads "get off me." >> once she became head writer, she was in a position to advocate for the other women on the staff. she would kind of explain to men, you know, why something was funny. >> introducing kotex classic. >> this is the original. i love the bell. it's so complicated. >> i think women really have the market cornered o

fourth of july congressional break, members are in their home districts and illinois congresswoman cheri has been learning about challenges with national security. and representative evan jenkins .s is -- is in his state >> i am up in braxton county and had the honor of cutting the ribbon on a new community-based clinic for our veterans. i know it is a little outside the congressional district, but many of my constituents from pocahontas county, webster county, they come to this facility because it is much closer to home than other v.a. facilities. as an appropriate or and someone who serves on the veterans care ofration, taking -- is my absolute priority, using the power of the first to hold the v.a. accountable but making sure our veterans get the care they deserve, the care they have fought for. it is an honor to represent west the third congressional district, and now our incredible heroes, our veterans. we cut the ribbon on the facility bringing health care closer to home. >> louisiana senator bill cassidy held a town hall meeting last week with constituents in baton rouge and joini

. >> for students rising above, i'm cheri. >> life after graduation is now looking up for brenda. >>n unbelievably sad story for that young woman. after a tough interview process. the recent grad landed a full time job at a prestigious consulting firm. >>> if you'd like to learn more about students rising above, go to our website cbsf.com/sra. >>> a final check of the forecast. it's going to be a warm one today. blue skies over the bridge this morning. we'll see temperatures in the triple digits for inland locations. heat advisory for many inland locations around the bay area, a warning for the central valley, a red flag warning for the foothills today. temperatures all ready in the low 80s for some folks again. here's a look at that heat advisory temperatures could reach up to 105. even higher for east bay locations. we're keeping a close eye on that. you want to stay hydrated. keep those pets indoors today. it's going to be a hot one out there. try to find air conditioning. a lot of folks in the bay area don't have air conditioning. head to the coast where it's a little cooler toda

i am cheri bustos and i represent the 17th district of illinois, 7000 square miles, mostly rural, mostly blue-collar, and all along the mississippi river. so way too many families that i represent understand the economy is not working for them. some have worked for decades in manufacturing. only to spend their last days training the replacements who came over from china. and where their last job was to padlock the factory door. others poured their hearts and souls into main street businesses, only to see the greed of wall street get the better of them. and moms and dads across the heartland, in regions like i represent, worry whether they'll be able to see their grandkids grow up, because their kids have had to move to big towns to get a job. the truth is, across america, there are millions of hardworking men and women who have been left behind. they don't want a handout. and they don't want our sympathy. we all know that. they simply want government and corporations not to work against them. and we're here to say, we hear you. we agree with you. and we are ready to present a better deal

just to put the chery on top of this. before arranging a meeting with a kremlin connected russian lawyer he believe would offerim compromising information about hillary clinton, donald trump, jr., was informed in an e-mail that the material meehe was goi to get about hillary clinton was part of a russian government effort to aid his father's k candid dassey. mr. gold stone's message as described to "the new york times" by three people indicates explicitly that the russian government was the source of the potentially damaging information. ahead of that meeting they knew it was russian government. ahead of that meeting the president's son, according to this new reporting was informed hey, the russian government has dirt on hillary clinton. and apparently the response to that was -- just broken tonight in "the new york times" just moments ago. adam shift is the top democrat on the house intelligence committee. he joins us next for an extended interview tonight. stay with us. (baby crying) ♪ fly ♪ me to the moon (elegant musi