her neighbor, and lover, chris lee. is's door the day erin was reported missing. >> christopher lee told the deputies, the extent of any contact he had ever had with erin corwin was waving hi in passing in a hallway of the apartment complex. >> reporter: apparently that wasn't true. but it wasn't necessarily incriminating either. chris had every reason to downplay his relationship with erin. nevertheless, detectives knew it was time to talk to chris lee again. >> we found her car. >> oh, did you? >> i could see him definitely more tense in his body. >> marine corporal chris lee prepares for battle. >> your tire tracks are there as well as her tire tracks. >> it was just a very unusual, wild story he was telling me. . treatment for the most common type of chronic hepatitis c. it's been prescribed to more than a quarter million people. and is proven to cure up to 99% of patients who have had no prior treatment with 12 weeks. certain patients can be cured with just 8 weeks of harvoni. before starting harvoni, your doctor wi

i'm joined by harlan, chris and lee all back with me. , i'm going to you first, microphone's fixed. >> good. trish: my question for you is can he move forward? i mean, you have such a circus, that's what it is, right? a circus going on in washington right now. and the media, frankly, has been so distracted by all this comey news. now that that is seemingly more out of the way, can he move forward on stuff like infrastructure? is there going to be a willingness from the democrats and, frankly, the republicans as well to get anything done? >> well, look, he's first got to stop being part of the circus, right? he's got to stop tweeting about tragedies overseas in a bad way. he's got to focus on this. bill clinton proved it, that you could be under investigation, maybe even under an impeachment trial and still get things done if you're able to bifurcate it. the problem is this president has not submitted any real plans. there's been a lot of memos, a lot of announcements, but there's been no real, solid plan of any of his programsrom health c

we just learned, chris, that mike lee, the republican senator from utah, now his intention is to vote no on this procedural motion to at least start the debate. that's a significant setback for those who want this legislation passed. >> right. learned the math. four is less than five. >> now there are five and they can only lose two. right? so mitch mcdonald always wconneo thread a fine needle. look back in may, mitch mcconnell says i don't know if we'll be able to do this. a relative candid assessment. i will say, i thought manu's reporting was really important. mcconnell and cornyn are savvy consumers of the way in which politics works. i'm very skeptical that all of a sudden they go on july 4th recess, return july 8th and susan collins' doubts of maine, doubts about the bill suddenly disappear, or mike lee or rand paul. these things, mark and i covered congress a long time together. usually when it sits out there, it becomes a pinata. what you don't want it sitting out there. seems unlikely to me that views today, that june 27, susan collins with view is radically different than th

chris. >> all right, m.j. lee.panel, cnn political analyst david drucker and "washington post" political reporter ka ruin deher ginn. i want to show what the average american feels about this health care bill. frankly it's not good. 16% in favor, 17% in favor. even a fox news poll, just 27% in favor of this bill. it seems like a very unpopular bill, ckaroun, but the question is can the surgery be done to change this by tomorrow? >> reporter: that is a very tall order. you've seen quite a lot of really negative headlines come out about this bill, whether we're talking about number of people that will -- poorer people that will see their cost burden go up for health care, the number of people being kicked off medicaid, the number of people that will lose their insurance. there's a disconnect between people saying we want to change health care in this country and what the changes are. also, it's very difficult to communicate what all the changes are to the public because it is a very arcane piece. it's complicated. th

of him politically speaking right there is he was governor chris cristie's personal attorney during the whole closing of the lanes in fort lee that led to chris cristie's presidential campaign never going anywhere and led to two of his top aids being convicted. interesting in that christy obviously had put himself way out there for donald trump back in february of 2016 with an endorsement, has taken a lot of flak for it. did not wind up getting anything in the white house in the initial hires. has been critical as recently as yesterday of trump's twitter feed, as well as some other people within the trump world. possible that chris cristie recommended this guy to donald trump, yeah, i think so, a sign that chris cristie may be having his voice listened to, sure. but, look, broadly speaking, forget christopher wray for a second. why is donald trump announcing this pick, which has been about a month and a few days since jim comey was fired? because we have rod rosenstein, because we have dan coats on the hill today, because we have jim comey on the hill tomorrow, because there is a whole slew of negative stories out there. rem

lee disagrees. >> we're going to continue defending not only our sanctuary city and immigrants in general, and not allow politics to overtake. >> reporter: the senate will now consider the two proposals. chris news. >>> barbara lee is one step closer to repealing a law that revokes the iraq war and fighting isis. it allows the president to wage war against al qaeda and its affiliates. today lee tweeted the department of defense appropriations markup that includes her amendment to revoke it. this means her amendment will be brought to the floor for debate. earlier today, the house committee approved the measure. >>> new at # clock, this antioch home caught fire not too long ago. contra costa fire showed smoke coming from the roof. the fire started in the attic. it's not far from deer valley road. firefighters do now have it knocked down. >>> a plume of thick black smoke billowed near travis air force base this afternoon. robert enri quez was driving by and tweeted video of the blaze. hopefully he wasn't the driver. solano county firefighters said a warehouse at the pick and pole on wiley avenue was engulfed when they arrived. the fire is now out. >>> if you rely on two of the bay area's busi

lee disagrees. >> we're going to continue defending not only our sanctuary city and immigrants in general, and not allow politics to overtake. >> reporter: the senate will now consider the two proposals. chrisews. >>> barbara lee is one step closer to repealing a law that revokes the iraq war and fighting isis. it allows the president to wage war against al qaeda and its affiliates. today lee tweeted the department of defense appropriations markup that includes her amendment to revoke it. this means her amendment will be brought to the floor for debate. earlier today, the house committee approved the measure. >>> new at # clock, this antioch home caught fire not too long ago. contra costa fire showed smoke coming from the roof. the fire started in the attic. it's not far from deer valley road. firefighters do now have it knocked down. >>> a plume of thick black smoke billowed near travis air force base this afternoon. robert enri quez was driving by and tweeted video of the blaze. hopefully he wasn't the driver. solano county firefighters said a warehouse at the pick and pole on wiley avenue was engulfed when they arrived. the fire is now out. >>> if you rely on two of the bay area's busies

agreed to join -- we're all here to launch, is co-chaired by these bipartisan coalition, mike lee and chris coons, the disgraced -- they disagree strongly about politics but are united by their devotion to constitutional checks on executive authority and congress exercising its constitutional role. our job is to identify them, the solutions that could respond to the big story and resurrect madison. >> i sure hope so. i wish i could be more optimistic. thank you for creating this opportunity which is really important. one of my heroes in congress was the late bill frontal for minnesota. for many years when he was in congress, and after he left congress he state a hero because he was one of the first members of the independent office of congressional ethics, and that was a thankless task, but he did it because he loved and care for the institution and the constitution. bill and his wife used to address the incoming freshman classes for a couple of decades. the pitch from bill was, this is the greatest experience and greatest honor you could ever have. the number of people who have actually be

chris o'connell live there in norristown. deliberating tomorrow in bucks county in lee kaplan trial of the jurors got the case tayly ax girls in his feasterville home. oldest is now 18. prosecutors say the youngest h n year old at the time then say the 52 year old fathered two chil girls. prosecutors say they're parents gived the oldest girl to kaplan because he financially. the girls parents are awaiting sentencing on child endanger many. >>> now cops are right his son and he helped him escape. so tonight police arrested the father of fugitive wanted in bucks county they caught up with daniel sel today. that's his son daniel selby, jr. on the loose still. they arrested junio wrant last . somehow he broke free this ankle shackles took off. neighbors in the warrington and chalfont area ended up sheltering in place but this mo. >>> skyfox capturing quite the site a river runs through it. abington township, montgomery county, the scene of 16-inch 4:00 this afternoon along the 900 block of edge hill avenue. the main belongs to the private water company aqua pan the extef damage to homes in the. >> aqua is currently working on the

chris cais here with his story. >> michael lee gets his enter gnaw through at&t. he says it offered a degree wi-fi router upgrade, so he took. but the next bill, he had a $7 charge. he says the company confirmed that the bill was being increased because of that upgrade. michael tried to get the fee removed but had no luck at all. so he reached out to us. we contacted at&t and it removed the fee. it also set up michael on a new plamt plan th payment plan that saves more money. it says our customers are important to us, we have worked with the customer and we identified a plan that helped save them money. if you haveconsume are complaint, let us know. >>> let's check in with kari. the forecast looks peachy. >> i'd say so, too. here is a look toward twin peaks. we're look at a few clouds still lingering this morning. and in from belvedere toward san francisco, it's 72. so our temperatures are feeling very comfortable. looking live at anderson reservoir, into the cloud in the sky. checking out what we're feeling and seeing out there as our temperatures are now in the

a little earlier i spoke to our ireland correspondent chris page who gave this update. leend therefore the next taoiseach will break the mould in a number of ways, you will be the first openly gay prime minister and the first of asian extraction, he is the son of an indian immigrant, there is another contender, simon coveney, but he fell behind in the opening days of the leadership contest because leo varadkar won the most votes. 21,000 members of the party have been voting as well, those votes are being counted now here in central dublin, we expect the result sometime after five o'clock, it is interesting when you look at the way this contest has been reported international, if you put leo varadkar‘s name into any international search engine you get a lot of international news sites as your results and a lot of them have focused on the fact he is gay and half indian but whenever leo varadkar came out two years ago he said he did not want that tore his best mother's day to define him and that has proved the case i think, the campaign has not focused on those things but it h

chris nguyen explains why. >> reporter: as temperatures continue to rise, officer ross lee with the california highway patrol says everyone can do their part to prevent heat related vehicle breakdowns. >> your tires are in good working order. they're full of air. you have a full tank of gas. there's coolant in the radiator. your fluids are topped off. >> reporter: in recent days eight area technicians have seen more customers come in for service. >> it's like over a hundred degrees. i couldn't bear it. it's way too hot. >> reporter: lopez reminds drivers not to go past the speed limit when it's hot. >> it puts extra load on to the engine. you start wasting a lot more gas. it starts affecting every other component. >> reporter: drivers aren't the only ones taking preventative measures. engineers are busy inspecting the overhead electrical lines on a regular basis. >> if the lines, for example, start to sag from the heat that could cause a problem when the train comes in contact with it. it could cause a power outage. we want to make sure all of that equipment is in the top shape. >> reporter: back at the auto

chris chmura is here with his story. >> reporter: michael lee gets his internet through at&t. it offered a free wi-fi router upgrade so he took it. on his next bill mike saw a $7 charge, an increase in it his bill. he called at&t and says the company confirmed the bill is being increased because of the upgrade. mi michael tried to get the fee removed but had no luck at all. so he reached out to us. we contacted at&t and it removed the fee. it also set up michael on a new payment plan that saves him even more money. in a statement at that ti&t did address the router mix-up but it did say our customers are important. we worked with the customer and identified a plan that helped save them money. if you have a consumer complaint, let us know or online at nbcbayarea.com/respond. >>> how about movies in your facebook feed? the "wall street journal" reports that the social network is in talks of major movie studios to produce tv quality scripted shows. facebook is reportedly aiming to launch original programming by late summer and is willing to spend as much as $3 million per episode

lee pleaded guilty. she resigned from her seat immediately. >>> breaking news just in to our newsroom, governor chris christie says all state parks will shut down saturday if the state assembly does not come up with a budget by midnight friday. he made this announcement approximately within the past half hour. state parks include island beach state apartment and cape may beach. we'll be following this story and bring you new information as soon as we receive it. >>> get ready for free family fun. today's the kickoff for wawa welcome america. six days of events will paint the area red, white, and blue. music, food, and popular fireworks will take over the area very soon. >> what's what what america without tasty hoagies? >> this contest between police and fire featured dozens of sandwiches. nbc 10's tim furlong is in the middle of the action on the parkway and glenn "hurricane" schwartz has your holiday forecast. tim, let's begin with you. >> reporter: in my house my kids are not allowed to use the word "bored." and they're not allowed to here either, there's so much going on. they're getting stage set up. a b

chris christie: don't suffer. don't wait. call 844 reach nj or visit reachnj.gov. >>> tonight at 11:00 at lee a thousand gallons of raw sewage spills in the south jersey waterway, and how it happened, and what people are being told , about their waterways. >>> and breaking news tonight, more horror in london, another vehicle slams into the pedestrians, in a northern part of the city, several are dead and now police are working to determine, if this is, a terrorist act. >>> we do know that multiple pedestrians are dead after a van strikes and kills worshipers, leaving a mosque in the air use. good evening i'm joe holden. the muslim council confirmed several worshipers at the park months were being hit just after midnight local time. police report that one person has been arrested, and again, there are multiple fatalities. a woman who lives close to where a vehicle hit pedestrians in london describes what she heard and saw. >> something very loud, trying desperately to make to move away, just passing, and traffic at the time, and in a matter of like second, police cara arrived and then many other police cars a arrived just aft

congressman lee zeldin, thank you so much. >> thank you. >> chris?e of the world's best young golfers holes an amazing shot for a play-off victory. keilar is a golfer. could she make this shot? and why she argues yes. ooh, the bump. i like it. >> i couldn't do that. i'll tell you that. >> a terrifying flight you have to see to believe. wait until you hear what the pilot asked passengers to do twice. we have that next. it's not just a car, (work sfx) it's your daily retreat. the es and es hybrid. lease the 2017 es 350 for $329 a month for 36 months. experience amazing at your lexus dealer. your only worry...ty customer first guarantee... will be how to drink this monstrosity. get help with hotels, free twenty-four-hour flight changes, and our price match guarantee. travelocity.® wander wisely.™ yeah, and i can watch thee bgame with directv now.? oh, sorry, most broadcast and sports channels aren't included. and you can only stream on two devices at once. this is fun, we're having fun. yeah, we are. no, you're not jimmy. don't let directv now limit you

maria: at this point, lee, markets are trading and profits up 6% in the second quarter, t fundamental, chrisnot even worried about the tax -- lee: i think, though, like you we are hearing that the confidence level that something is going get done this year is really on the decrease and i don't think whether you're talking about investors or you're talking about the american people. >> tax reform is so complex, you've got to get so many people on board. i don't think that trump is able to put a coalition together in congress to get anything done on the tax side. maria: wow. >> but also brings the point that it's baked in. they look at what they need to do and it goes back to not being able to depend on politicians to get it done which is a big danger to the republicans if they don't get something done. they're going home on break, stay in washington, get the job done and then you'll adjust, other industries will adjust. maria: you say they better not take the vacation? >> yeah. i'm sick of this. they go home and tell you they will talk to constituents, stay in washington, do your job just lik

. >> but a judge is deciding whether lee boyd malvo's sentence is constitutional or ought to be thrown out. chrisis in the courtroom right now waiting for the decision. earlier today he talked with the sniper's first victim to get reaction to the developments. >> reporter: the sniper parking lot in clinton, maryland. the owner of what was then the margalina restaurant left for the day. when he got to his car, he was shot five times by a gunman he would later learn was teenager lee boyd malvo. the shooter robbed his bag with $3600 and his laptop. he says he later learned the money was used to buy the sniper's car and his laptop was used to track each of the sniper shootings. i asked him how he feels about the malvo's mandatory life sentence could be changed and some day he could be released from prison. >> i wasn't shocked to hear it but it's troubling that it came up this soon really. i thought it would -- might come up, but in the distant future. >> malvo's lawyers argue that his mandatory life sentence is unconstitution because the u.s. supreme court subsequently ruled that a juvenile cannot be

chris thomas, customer) 'oh no! thatús not good. iúm glad i didnút buy those today.' (leelook at it properly, inspect more often because you never know.' (steve) once employees were notified of the infestation -- they threw the produce away but they weren't not able to catch the rodents the store has not released a statement (pam) still ahead -- he has gained noteriety for his contentious relationship with the media... now we've learned white house press secretary sean spicer might soon be gone from the podium. (steve) and next - chaos inside a jack in the box. a man starts trashing anything he can get his hands on.. surprsingly witnesses say -- he called the police on himself. the video is next. (pam) tonight, a man is behind bars... accused of climbing in through a 'jack in the box' drive- through window and trashing the place. it happened in stockton -- and much it was caught on camera... kay recede shows us how it started...and how it ended. (nats cell phone video)'i need someone to call the (expletive) cops'chaos captured on cell phone video as this man — isaac

lee surrendered to grant in 1865. [drumroll] >> shoulder. shoulder. arms! to the rear! to faces! march! stand! forward! >> [indiscernible] accouterments. >> brigade! forward! march! >> my name is chris roberts and i'm from weaverville, north carolina. i am portraying the commander of the 26 north carolina infantry. at the moment, i'm commanding the first battalion. this is my 30th year of reenacting. i have been through the one 25th --125th anniversary ceremony. who knows if i will be around for the 175th, but it is on that course, i suppose. >> how has reenacting changed the last 30 years? chris roberts: with the internet, it's easier to find information, quartermaster records, images. in the days before that it was difficult to find that information. now it's much easier to communicate with folks. the specificity has increased immensely, down to minute details of buttons being reproduced and blankets. there are many pieces now that would be difficult to tell from the original. the good thing about living history is that when you read the books and you sort of try to picture the moment, there are so many blanks. it is such a failed moment. even with the greatest imagination, you st

lee, thank you for being on "new day." appreciate it. >> thank you. >> clarissa? >> thanks, chrisactly four years ago, 19 arizona firefighters died in one of the deadliest wildfires in u.s. history. today, a bell will ring for each of them during a memorial for the granite mountain hot shots. cnn's martin savage spoke to their loved ones at a site dedicated to them for going beyond the call of duty. >> reporter: these are the last images of the granite mountain hot shots, preparing to fight the fire that would kill them. a wind shift later sends flames racing towards the team, trapping them in the box canyon. >> all 19 men died. in the aftermath, friends, family and officials worked to preserve the now hallowed ground and memories of those lost. >> we will to get it right. you had to get it right. >> reporter: the result is a memorial like no other that will test your heart as well as break it. >> this is a good example of the hall w hallway. >> reporter: a rugged seven-mile trail climbing more than 700 feet up the side of a mountain. >> is it hard to come here? >> um -- yes and n

mistrial but at lee one woman said the fight is far from over and gay pride not only thing celebrated in philadelphia, today, how hundreds, marked this significant day, in our nation 's history. christion is a disease. it can happen to anyone. help is within reach. all you need to do is ask. vanessa: i was a full-blown heroin addict, selling my soul to get high. but i got help, and you can too. james: i just know i didn't want to feel that pain anymore. i got help. you can too. aj: most people think addicts are beyond help. when i see an addict, i see hope. chris christie: don't suffer. don't wait. call 844 reach nj or visit reachnj.gov. >>> terror at overseas tourist resort, two people are dead after a suspect jihad is opened fire in mali. they rescued 30 people. two attackers are dead but it is not clear, at this point, if security forces killed them , or if they took their own lives. >>> happening right now, more coming out of a deadly, maybe, ship collision. and the navy's promising a full investigation into how a destroyer and container ship and today nave difficult identify them. the officials don't know if they drowned or died on impact fox's lee gabriel has more. >> reporte

chris chmura here with the story. >> todd beardly and his family sell items on ee bay high pressure. his sixth grade daughter enjoyed by selling kai leener lipsticks. but she had to cancel auctions because she was selling her inventory to friends at school instead of on ee bay. todd says ee bay didn't like his daughter was canceling auctions they told told scherr she content sell on the sielgt anywhere. but the company went a step farther is reflected priflgts for the entire family. todd says no buyer ever lost a single penny from his family auctions they all have positive reviews. but ee bay didn't budge in the decision. todd reached out to us for help. we contacted ee bay. and it reinstated the beerdsly familily account that are back up and selling away. ebay didn't respond to the request for comment. if you have a consumer complaint let us know the number is 1-888-996-tips. or nbcbayarea.com/signature bonds. >> now the microclimb weather certified most accurate in the bay area by weather rate. >> and what can be considered a heat wave may be coming our way. >> setting up later this weekend some of the long raining computer model ha

. >> chris jansing, was there simply not a middle path between the policy priorities of the conservatives like ted cruz and rand paul and mike lee and the moderates, people really, really worried about those cuts in medicaid funding like susan collins and others? >> this is nothing short of a republican rebellion that exposed the big divisions and ranks. rand paul in the meeting with the president that ee lee referenced, he said look, this has to be a total repeal. he wanted moneys for a health saving s account and the people on the other side, the lisa murkowskis, who were looking for more mod pratt rat programs. they live in the most rural states in the amount of medicaid recipients, right around high 40 percent, 51% for the two of them. and remember, a lot of this was negotiated behind closed doors, no women were involved, the democratic messaging clearly had been getting out privately some republicans acknowledged that they had been successful. phones had been ringing off the hooks in the capitol. part of the message, there could be as many as 13 million women who could lose coverage if they get pregnant. obviously planned p

georgetown professor of media studies chris chambers and then marcos talbot the wallows shows us just how corporations steal from independent artists and finally we welcome that lee mcgill and john up a little preview this week's edition of we're back this night going to be a fun show arms deal to have a feeling you're going to be talking about saudi arabia maybe maybe not a tyranny all right thanks. all right that's going to do it for now for more on the stories we just covered go to you tube dot com forward slash our team america check out our website r.t. dot com forward slash america and follow me on twitter at manilla chance remember the question mark have a great week. exactly did i say. that not saying. that you go after the local race since it's just lawyer law profit over the term. tax it's not for me it's like medicine it's like a cancer to all the stress that the news puts wonder redacted tonight is a show where you can go to cry from laughing about the stuff that's going on in the world as opposed to just regular crying we're going to find out what the corporate mainstream media is not telling you about how we're going to filter it through some satiri

chris: if we were doing you this would say the clydesdale. >> i would say the dumb shale tweedz dale precincts. one point of disagreement. the labor leewith the conservatives. if you were labor right who voted for leave you remained largely conservative. why may the election not worse than it was. and you, kip, 18% went with labor. the largest share of them went. this would have been a worse election had that not happen. chris: that's the independent party so exit. >> scottish referendum played a role. 13 additional seats won by the conservatives in scotland because they have been, the conservatives were identified as the unionist party. chris: let me just say, folks, this is after i just instructed in the commercial karl rove not to get into the weeds of this election. >> not the weeds. chris: this is pretty weedy. the leader of the opposition leader party jeremy corbyn did not gain the majority but he still was declaring victory. >> the prime minister called the election because she wanted a mandate. well, the mandate she has got is lost conservative seats, lost votes, lost support, and lost confidence. i would have thought that's e

chris, it doesn't make it any easier. there were five republican senators who said they couldn't support the bill, now there are six. you can see senator rand paul, senator ted cruz, mike lee, ron johnson, dean heller and susan collins. to change their minds, the vice president, mike pence, will be on capitol hill today having a series of meetings. first starting with lunch and one-on-one meetings finalizing with a dinner to try and get this moving forward today and passed finally on friday. >> edward lawrence. thank you. >>> this morning, the white house is warning president bashar al assad against the use of chemical sean spicer issued a statement last night saying the u.s. has spotted, quote, potential preparations for another chemical weapons attack. how the u.s. is prepared to respond at 6:00. >>> parts of president trump's travel ban could be in effect by thursday. the supreme court agreed to take up the case yesterday and until the argument is heard, allows part of the travel ban to be enforced. the justice department and tsa will work out how to roll out the new rules. >>> president trump is going after former president barack obama blaming him nor russia's interfe

including mike lee, for a critical -- is still moving forward with this vote, but he may reassess after a gop lunch that happens later today, so watch what happens this afternoon. briana, chris? >> suzanne, thank you so much. we bring in our panel, report and editor at large kfor cnn politics, chris cillizza, caroon derijja and david drucker. mr. cillizza, you have mcconnell and his own people within the gop, can he bring it to a vote or even debate and then you have this other battle which is we have problems in lots of markets involving health care. you're going to see premium spikes. things need to get done here, republican, democrat, bipartisan or otherwise. how do you see it? >> well, so the first problem will tell us a lot about how the second problem gets addressed. the first problem is, this was always going to be a very difficult vote for mitch mcconnell to get across the line. they have 52 senators, and you're seeing the problem of a sort of widely varying ideological caucus. you have susan collins, lisa murkowski, shelly of west virginia, rob portman of ohio centrist coverage end, focused on the cbo report, 22 million less people who get insurance. on the other ha

let's go out to susan lee, she's at the international hospitality conference sitting down with the president and ceo of hilton worldwide, chrisut, terror, stagnant business travel. we'll start with the tragic events in london. three attacks in three months what does that mean for tourism? >> it's not great for tourism and of course our thoughts and prayers go out to those who have dealt with the tragic events. the uk people are very resilient people so i think i'll rise above. i think it's a wake-up call, another wake-up call that we need to continue to work together to try to stamp out these kinds of events happening. and i'm confident that we'll be able to do that. for travel, you know, these events are obviously, you know, not wonderful in the sense that, you know, people first and foremost want safety and security when they travel. having said that, too early to know the i want pact -- impacts related to what happened over the weekend. but the as the events take place around the world, they really are isolated to the microenvironments where we're happening. not causing broad based impacts. >> but we see more than a dozen

lee evans and forward ben woodburn are in a 23—man squad. wales are third in group d after drawing against austria, georgia, serbia and the republic of ireland. christh five qualifying games remaining. warren gatland has named an entirely different starting 15 for the british and irish lions‘ second match of the tour of new zealand. the lions face the blues on wednesday wales hooker ken 0wens will captain the side. fellow welshmen rhys webb and dan biggar are the half—backs, with the england pair of maro itoje and courtney lawes in the second row. there's also a start for james haskell at flanker. there are eight all blacks in the blues starting 15. we know we will have to create the momentum game on game and improve into the test match. 15 new guys starting, an opportunity to put our hands up to obviously raise standards week on week, game on game. that is what we need to do to beat the all blacks. england's cricketers play new zealand in cardiff tomorrow in the icc champions trophy. victory would put england into the semi—finals after new zealand's match with australia last week was abandoned because of rain. the black caps opener martin guptill

chris hayes. the senate health care bill at this hour is in trouble. after being crafted in secret, the bill has finally been forced out into the open as republicans try to pass it before they lee for recess at the end of this week. every day the bill spends in the glare of public attention, the more criticism it attracts from just about every direction. tonight, democrats are planning to hold the senate floor late into the night to protest the republican bill which is headed for a vote with zero hearings and very little debate. senate democrats are the least of the bill's problems. within the last hour or so, republican senator susan collins said she would vote against the bill in a crucial test vote. and after the nonpartisan congressional budget office released its highly anticipated analysis of the bill, which finds if this bill passed, 22 million more people would be uninsured by 2026 compared to current law. that includes 15 million more people just next year, including 4 million with employment sponsored insurance. average premiums in the individual market would spike in the nexts couple years. while premiums are projected to decrease starting in 2020, the crucial detail

duo chris houston and here corey thompson who scored a brace of tries each england's men have qualified for the 2018 hockey world cup finals in india, after coming from behind to beat canada 11—2 at lee the giro d'italia, to ride in support of chris froome in this year's tour de france. it has got tens of thousands of girls active in the sport in finland, but it may surprise you to hear that hobby horse showjumping has arrived in the uk, with the first national championships taking place this weekend near redding. of course the hobby horses are low maintenance and gets people who can't afford a real horse to get involved in showjumping. a new high in my career. see what happens on tomorrow's programme as ijoined the british hopefuls. defence got higher, but not as high as they are in finland, where the sport has been developed. the competition gets very intense and in finland there is now a movie out about it as well. more on that on breakfast tomorrow. i'm confused. why are? you could just do jumping, i'm confused. why are? you could just dojumping, running andjumping. but then they wouldn't get the equestrian experience. why do you need to stick the puppet in between your legs? in