>> that's part of chris smith's effort. the broader effort is to make sure that they are well equipped. the point is to give all levels of law enforcement the tools they need to enforce these laws. >> last question. >> carey. >> since the alexandria shooting we have seen a number of second-amendment carry type bills coming from your conference. what kind of movement will we see over in your chamber right now? >> i don't actually know the full extent of that question. i support reciprocity, but i don't know if all our members do. there are issues that members, conservatives have, on federalism grounds on that. my own view with respect to members of congress with that question, we have to be treated under the same law as everybody else. no special exceptions for a member of congress as far as i'm concerned. thank you. >>> good morning. >> good morning. >> very interesting week. and this

chris smith and chairman royce bringing it to the floor. i support this bill and encourage my colleagues to do as well and i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: the gentlelady yields. the gentleman from california is recognized. mr. royce: i would just mention mr. speaker, 20 years ago, human trafficking was unknown i think to most americans. and there was little public awareness of the severity of what we're calling here today modern-day slavery. 17 years ago, congress led on this issue bypassing the victim's trafficking act. we had strong bipartisan support. and the rankings and the sanctions and programs created by that law have been instrumental to build the momentum out there. with each authorization, the laws have been fine tuned and strngthend. this bill continues that tradition. it is time to recommit ourselves this fight against sexual exploitation of underaged children. i have asked some of the victims why it is that so many criminal gangs move from drug running and other kinds of activity into this kind of behavior. and part of

speaker ryan: that's part of chris smith's effort. the whole point is to give all levels of law enforcement the tools they need to be able to enforce these laws. reporter: since the alexandria shooting, we have seen a number of second amendment carry-type bills come from your congress. what kind of movement will we see over in your chamber? speaker ryan: i don't actually know the full extent of that question. i support reciprocity. i don't know if all of our members do. there are issues that members, conservatives have on federalism grounds on that. my own view with respect to members of congress, we have to be treated under the same law like everybody else. no special exceptions for a member of congress as far as i'm concerned. thank you. [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2017] [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org] >> speaker ryan was asked about this, but the majority leader in the senate, mitch mcconnell, is set to un

we have chris smith on the mound for the good guys, replacing jarrell cotton. i didn't know he was injured. he's out of the rotation. >> we'll be accepting ice cream, me and you. see you there. >>> troubles for a popular tween store. >>> and what's cool about your summer camp. e-mail your nomination to coolcamps@kpix.com. we may feature it on the show. ♪ strummed guitar you can't experience the canadian rockies through a screen. you have to be here, with us. ♪ strummed guitar travel through this natural wonder and get a glimpse of amazing. with a glass of wine in one hand, and a camera in the other, aboard rocky mountaineer. canada's rocky mountains await. call your travel agent or rocky mountaineer for special offers now. contains asbestos. the makeup called "just shine shimmer powder " reportedly tested positive for asbestos in an >>> the tween retailer justice is investigating claims that one of its products has asbestos. just shine shimmer powder tested positive in an independent lab test. for now they have pulled the product. >>> google maps shows when the

chris smith making his second major league start. cory dickerson caught looking and not happy. a's up 3-2 in the ninth. casilla cannot close. a single to tie it at 3-3. and casilla gives up another run. smith, that elusive first win as a starter gone good-bye. 4-3, tampa bay the final. >>> looks like the a's first baseman won't be traded to the yankees. the yankees acquire todd frazier who could play first base in the bronx even though he is listed as a third baseman. frazier was a two-time all-star with the reds. >>> jordan spieth going for his first open title. sergio going for his second major of the year. henrik stenson took the claret jug jet skiing after winning it last year and promises something more extreme this time. >> i made an official promise i'm going skydiving with it. i don't know which is going to be harder, winning the claret jug again or going skydiving afterwards. that thought scares me a little bit. >> imagine how the people who claire for the claret jug think. >> o'mhe may want to go wing su >> take it up a notch. >> funny. thanks very much. >> abc 7 news

chris smith making his second major league start. cory dickerson caught looking and not happy.2 in the ninth. casilla cannot close. a single to tie it at 3-3. and casilla gives up another run. smith, that elusive first win as a starter gone good-bye. 4-3, tampa bay the final. >>> looks like the a's first baseman won't be traded to the yankees. the yankees acquire todd frazier who could play first base in the bronx even though he is listed as a third frazier was a two-time all-star with the reds. >>> jordan spieth going for his first open title. sergio going for his second major of the year. henrik stenson took the claret jug jet skiing after winning it last year and promises something more extreme this time. >> i made an official promise i'm going skydiving with it. i don't know which is going to be harder, winning the claret jug again or going skydiving afterwards. that thought scares me a little bit. >> imagine how the people who claire for the claret jug think. >> o'mhe may want to go wing su >> take it up a notch. >> funny. thanks very much. >> abc 7 news continues online,

. >>> 36-year-old chris smith became the oldest a's pitcher to make his first major league start tonighting on the mariners, a perfect first inning. he's pumped up, so is his family. top three, a's only all-star alonzo goes yonder, a's up 2-0. bottom five, smith gives out the solo bomb to jarrod dyson, tied 3-3. and that will be your score, right now 3-3 in the eighth. we'll catch up at 11:00 on the complete game highlights. >>> warriors summer league starting tonight against the sixers in las vegas. now this roster includes second round draft pick jordan bell, joe ray hon from st. mary's, and ucla's bryce alford. cross examined by chris dimarco. patrick mccall, the nba veteran, second year on the roster. check out this pin block against alex. and a reminder mccall played at unlv. comfortable in this gym. four triples, 16 points in the first half. the sixers took markelle fultz number one overall. he takes an elbow to the nose and hurts his ankle, had to be helped off the floor. that's a bad sign. and our score as we speak -- they're leading in the third, we'll just say that. >>> super b

sonno, pads in the fifth and twins go up 4-1 and that ended chris smith's nice.allowed four runs on seven hits and four walks and three k's and now 4-3 twins and we'll have the highlights at 11:00 on abc 7. >>> despite the giant's record, this kid has laser focus. ed to block, on the mound not so focused on the first. 28 pitches, and [ inaudible ] in in came. he managed to get out of trouble. starts the inning ending double play and seven inning and three strikeouts. pu peweag with a crash into the wall but he is okay. shell had a perfect game with two outs in the fourth and hunter pence took care of that. his seventh home run of the season and the giants are still down 2-1. not ninth. jansen strikes out to end the game. and giants get this 33 1/2 games back of the dodgers in the west, 2-1 the final. >>> and the rapids hosted and ends up on the foot of nick lima and drilled for the second goal of the season and the quakes beat the rapids 1-nil and now 6-1-4 at home. >>> one of the pga tour's oldest events, the canadian open, round three. low scores today. pinal,

two weeks ago i was pleased to join representative chris smith, co-chair, with senator rubio, co-chair of the executive china commission as house overwhelmingly passed a bipartisan resolution calling for the unconditional release of bao and his wife. the world grieves the loss of one of the great moral voices of our time. we had hoped that the chinese mistreated him in prison, contributed to his illness, we would hope they would allow him to leave the country to receive medical care. they did not. it's a sad day. i hope that -- i had the privilege of going to oslo when .e received the nobel prize i was honored by the invitation to be part of the delegation. as you probably remember he was not able to leave china so they had an empty chair. but his presence was felt because of his values, his writings, and it's sad to hear of his passing. with that i'm pleased to take any questions. reporter: talk about the republicans -- talk about thea dushdush the russia sanctions bill. you want an independent commission. but what would you -- be the speaker or republicans doing, what would be the ap

oakland lost the lead in the fourth when chris smith gave up a bases loaded hit to center field. smith gave up three runs and 6 hits in six innings. met chapman made a close with a fifth inning homerun to center field but that would not be enough. the same teams this afternoon. first pitch at 4:07 pm. >>> more coyotes are being spotted around the bay area. there is a warning to pet owners after a pet cat was a tax. -- was attacked >>> welcome back. oakland city leaders are concerned about the spike in fires at homeless camps. there have been 60 fires since the beginning of the year. there was one yesterday morning and another saturday night in a large fire underneath interstate 88 in may. while most started accidentally, some caused damage including burning tents and destroying traffic signals. >> i saw fires in a couple explosions. it started raining ashes around here. i had to move my car because of the raining ashes. >> oakland has a homeless encampment management team that includes public works, police and fire departments monitoring some of the large camps in the city. autho

marlins win it 5-4. 26 >>> chris smith became the oldest a's pitcher to make his debut. is his family in the stands. top three, the a's ref goes beyonder and the a's are 2- 0. a ground rule doubled. that scores rajai davis, and they're going to go on to win this one, 4-3 your final. >>> the roster includes second round draft pick bell. they're coached by a former dominican college star. great bounce pass to bell. how about the pin block. a reminder, mccall played at unlv. 25 points in this one. sixers took markelle fultz. number one overall, took an elbow to the nose. and hurts his ankle, had to be helped off the floor. dubs take on the cavs monday night. this sports report brought to you by river rock casino. >> when you can't put ♪ ♪ 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 to $4,500 in allowances. >>> good evening. i'm eric thomas. in tonight's headlines, that huge crane atop a burned out building has come down. that means evacuated resident

chris davis crush and this is why because that ball is crushed deep to center field. 36-year-old chris smith, just his second major league start. fans three, cory dickerson disagree would the call. a's up 2-3 in the ninth. can't close and scored on a single to make it 3-3. casilla allowed another run. smith -- that victory is gone. and they lead it 4- -- in the 9 ths. making the ice cream floats for the fans. proceeds going to the a's community club. and also there abc 7an mike nico had the early shift as the weather department well represented. drew tooma, no root beer for you. >> he says he's lactose intolera intolerant. >> they looked like that might be the best move of the night -- brandon belt -- 1-0. brandon guy. i got it, i got it. nunez made the to second on the error. buster posey base knock up the middle. nunez slowed around third for some reason. ends up scoring to make it 1-1. congratulations. what were you thinking there? 1-1 giants threatening and not trying to pull it off. steph curry not the only family member with athletic talent. throwing out the first pitch at the stompers

twins go up 4-1 ending chris smith's night. he went five nicks, allowed four runs on seven hits. a's storm back. bottom 8, matt chapman. crushes his sixth of the year. oakland trails 4-3. bottom nine, rajai davis. see ya. second career walk-off. two-run homer. bob melvin becomes the 64th manager in major league baseball history to win 1,000 games. 5-4 the final. >>> despite san francisco's record, this kid has laser focus. gve up 28 pitches in the first. rbi single here to rookie cody bell jer. he knocked home the runs -- he managed to get out of trouble. snags the puig charger. two runs on eight hits. three strikeouts. buster posey, fly to right. puig hustling to foul territory. makes the diving catch, crashed into the wall, but he's okay. two outs in the fourth. hunter pence took care of that. the giants lone run. down 2-1. two outs, two on. kenley january son. strikes out jay wong to end the game back of the dodgers. 2-1 your final. >>> earthquakes hosting the colorado rapids, 59th minute. ends up on the foot of former cal bear. nick lima. drills it past the keeper for his sec

wow. 36-year-old chris smith became the oldest pitcher to make his major league start last night takinge mariners. he's pumped up. so is his family in the stands. top three, the a's all-star rep, yonder alonzo, see you. a's up 2-0. now tied at 3 in the ninth. brian healy, deep drive to right. ground rule double. that's going to score davis. and the a's hold on to win, 4-3 the final. >>> the warriors summer league started last night against the sixers in las vegas. the roster includes second round draft pick jordan bell, joe rahon and ucla's bryce alford. coached by chris demarco, former dominican college star in san rafael. patrick mccall, the nba veteran, on the roster, great bounce for the dunk. very first nba possession. how about this pin block alex. mccall played at unlv. feels comfortable in the gym. 25 points in this one. sixers took markelle fultz number one overall, an elbow to the nose and hurt his ankle on this play. had to be helped off the floor by the sixers. they come back to win it, 95-93. that's the way the ball bounces. i'm mike shuma. hope you have a great day. >>> mo

twins go up 4-1 ending chris smith's night. he went five nicks, allowevefour n hits. crushes his sixth of the year. oakland trails 4-3. bottom nine, rajai davis. map man on. see ya. second career walk-off. two-run homer. bob melvin becomes the 64th manager in major league baseball history to win 1,000 games. 5-4 the final. >>> despite san francisco's record, this kid has laser focus. block not so focused in the first. gave up 28 pitches in the first. rbi single here to rookie cody bell inger. he knocked home the runs -- he managed to get out of trouble. snags the puig charger. two runs on eight hits. three strikeouts. puig gets revenge in the second. buster posey, fly to right. puig hustling to foul territory. makes the diving catch, crashed into the wall, but he's okay. two outs in the fourth. hunter pence took care of that. the 7th home run of the year. the giants lone run. down 2-1. top nine, two outs, two on. kenley januaryson. strikes out jay wong to end the 33.5 games back of the dodgers. 2-1 your final. >>> earthquakes hosting the colorado rapids, 59th minute.

. >>> all right, 36-year-old chris smith became the oldest as pitcher to make a start.ect first inning. he's pumped up and so is his family in the stands. top three, the as' all-star rep yander alonso, see ya. as up 2-0. now tied at three in the ninth. ryan healy deep drive to right. it's a ground rule double that's going to score davis, and the as will hold on to win 4-3, that final. >>> well, the warriors summer league started last night against the sixers in las vegas. the roster includes jordan bell, joe rahon, and bryce halford. patrick mccaul, the nba veteran on the roster, great bounce pass for the dunk on his very first nba possession. got dubbed for his defense, how about this block. reminder, mccaul played at unlv, feels comfortable in this gym. 25 points in this one. sixers took folk number one overall, took an elbow to the nose, then hurt an ankle, had to be helped off the floor, but the sixers come back to win it. dubs take on the cavs on monday night. >>> that's the way the ball poun bounces. hope you have a great day. >>> now your accu weather forecast wi

. >>> all right, 36-year-old chris smith became the oldest as pitcher to make his first major leagues his family in the stands. top three, the as' all-star rep yander alonso, see ya. as up 2-0. now tied at three in the ninth. ryan healy deep drive to right. it's a ground rule double that's going to score davis, and the as will hold on to win 4-3, that final. >>> well, the warriors summer league started last night against the sixers in las vegas. the roster includes jordan bell, joe rahon, and bryce halford. patrick mccaul, the nba veteran on the roster, great bounce pass for the dunk on his very first nba possession. got dubbed for his defense, how about this block. reminder, mccaul played at unlv, feels comfortable in this gym. 25 points in this one. sixers took folk number one overall, took an elbow to the nose, then hurt an ankle, had to be helped off the floor, but the sixers come back to win it. dubs take on the cavs on monday night. >>> that's the way the ball bounces. hope you have a great day. >>> now your accu weather forecast with lisa argen. >>> good morning to you from ou

and in the late 1990's, under the leadership of congressman chris smith, the author of today's bill, the foreign affairs committee initiated the trafficking victims protection act. which became law in 2000. and that law created the annual trafficking in persons report and the country tier rankings that put the issue on the

. >> we go now to chris smith of new jersey. >> thank you very much. good morning. ambassador, thank you for your strong and effective leadership. it's principled. i know talking to many of the diplomats in the new york how respected you are. you have absolutely made a mark. you are deeply respected, so thank you for that leadership. there's no better friend or diplomat or otherwise for israel. we thank you for that as well. yesterday rex tillerson, secretary of state rightly , designated china as a tier three country, the chinese government, the worst violator for sex and labor trafficking. i want to thank you, the administration, for making that bold and i think long-missed call. for years we have been asking china whether it be sex trafficking, somewhat attributable if not largely attributable to the missing girls, 62 million missing girls. because of sex collection. there's no parallel in the world. in labor trafficking, whether it be north korea or the problems of just exploiting workers, through what was thought to be a reform of the system which did not happe

(pkg) (chris welch)david m smith / nevada board of parole commissioners: at 11:55 a.m. this morning, the nevada board of parole commissioners voted to grant parole to mr. orenthal simpson effective when eligible.oj simpson will soon be a free mandavid m smith / nevada board of parole commissioners: mr. simpson's eligibility date is october 1st, 2017 and he may be released from prison on or after the date once proposed release plans have been approved.simpson is nine years into a nine to 33 year sentence for kidnapping and armed robbery, stemming from a 2007 incident at a las vegas hotel but the board of commissioners determined simpson, who has stayed out of trouble while serving his time, has paid his debt to society.oj simpson / former nfl star: it wasn't worth it. you know, nine years away from your family, it just, just not worth it.if his parole plans are approved he plans to move to his home in floridasimpson is known throughout the world for his 1995 acquittal in the brutal murder of his ex-wife, nicole brown simpson, and her friend ron goldmanthe so-called 'trial of the centu

. ♪ >> joined by friends like will smith and chris rock also share insights about their own relationshipsy z recalls some moments he knew his marriage was important to him when he begged his wife not to leave a family vacation. >> i was on a boat and i had the best time. i was like, man this is great and then she had to leave, and i was, like, crushed. and i was like, man i don't even feel like this what is happening to my body right now. the couple who celebrated their ninth anniversary this year. >> jay z's answer to beyonce's own confessional "lemonade" came a over year later. jay d at mitts rebuilding the relationship has been tough. >> nothing's harder than this. by far, i'm telling you. the hardest thing i have ever done. >> but totally worth it, and it takes a lot of guts to open up publicly like this, and happening with another star who gets brutally candid, jesse williams of "grey's anatomy." his marriage ended amid rumors he was cheating, and there's jesse and mika having a hollywood date night. jesse has taken a lot of heat about the situation, and he is finally talking about i

>> and we've tracked one down thanks to our producer chris smith and the beauty of snap chat. >> aww.:46am. i saw you at like 130 yesterday. is that directly right afterwards. >> what day is this? >> poor guy. >> it was yesterday allison i admit it. what happened was, i had late night the night before, i been working very hard here. much like, you know, a dog i need add little midday see teas. >> so comfortable. >> do you sleep with pillow in between your legs like that? [ laughter ] >> otherwise yes because i front of sweaty conditions. >> it's a little life pack. i'll try it too. >> my wife does that. >> i did it when i was pregnant. i was wonder wagon that was. >> maybe tucker expecting. [ laughter ] >> it's possible. >> i'm going to try it. >> tuck, do you dream about the weather, tuck? >> oftentimes i do, steve, yeah. >> see he looks very -- he looks very pose full. >> please actually i'm pretty jealous. >> grab a quick nap in the afternoon or late morning. >> thank to you caitlin for taking that amazing photo. >> we've been talking about the movie girls trip but specifically tod

i appreciate the leadership of congressman chris smith, congressman tim walberg and congresswoman vicky hartzler for their work to build a more effective system to apprehend traffickers. as we take steps at the national level to prevent trafficking, equip local officials and support vulnerable communities, i am grateful that the south carolina human trafficking task force, led by state attorney alan wilson harks been a pioneer to combat human trafficking. under the leadership -- his leadership, south carolina has one of the strongest human trafficking laws in the country and has successfully worked for prosecution, protection, prevention and partnership. i am encouraged by south carolina's commitment to protecting the dignity, freedom and human rights of all citizens and hope their success can be a model for other states. in conclusion, god bless our troops and we will never forget september 11 and the global war n terrorism. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentlewoman from new jersey seek recognition? new york. new york. orgive me. without objection. mrs. maloney: mr

chris smith to started for the a's.his team got a win as the a's dropped the mariners. 4-3 was a final. marcus simmons was back with the team he had a flyball at that is going back and nearly gets it. almost got a glove on it but it is out of reach and hits the wall. in the bottom of the five they hid it earned drops and ties of the game. this is at the top of the ninth. was a double for ryon healy. the a's get a winner with the big hit in the ninth in seattle. >> if you are interested have more information. >>> there is a new plaque on the giants walk of fame today. barry bonds was a part of the wall. he decided to join the team when he was a free agent. >> when i had the opportunity to come home and the yankees called me up and two other teams called me up and asked me if i would want to complain and those were my options at the time. truthfully i did not even know what the contract was. i was just like i am going home.. >> when you are honored with a plaque you get to throw out the first pitch. it was a strike. hugs

the discussion started i'm going to invite up just for a few minutes chris randall and jed smith. legislativeis the director and counsel for representative jefferies from new york and jed smith is legislative director and counsel for representative tom marino of pennsylvania. they will describe the legislative efforts that there members are facing. >> sorry about that. boss has been working to find a solution for the legal questions raised by law enforcement. or current legal framework the electronic munication's privacy act was enacted in 1986 and is woefully inadequate for the world we live in today. when congress debated and enacted legislation, the internet was in its infancy. and most were a far cry from the interconnected world we depend on today. it is time for congress to bring the outdated line to the present to address the for century problems. this issue will continue to arise in our court. a clear directive for congress to act. as a former district attorney and u.s. attorney, understand -- need of law enforcement in a timely and efficient manner. in the 114th congress

shep smith and chris wallace, there are a number of news anchors and kmerts in the conservative media universe who have expressed real concern about the misleading statements and it is falsehoods that have come out of the white house. for the most part, most of the trump friendly hosts on cable television have stayed firmly behind the president and his family, so firmly that it can be comical at times saying this could be a plot set up by the democrats. how effective would that have been. we've seen a lot of different conspiratorial theories presented by conservative media hosts, explanation for don junior's shifting statements. that moment from shep smith was notable because he was breaking with that conservative media narrative and trying to call it out for viewers and asking what a lot of journalists are trying to ask, why are there so many misleading statements. >> are you seeing a difference in how these different right wing blogs or conservative media outlets are handling this meeting with don junior? >> there's been a number of theories that cast blame on others and cast don ju

before we get the discussions here,d, with my panel i will invite up for a few minutes chris randall and judd smith. mr. randall is the legislative director and counsel for representative hakeem jefferies from new york. judd smith is the legislative council for tom marino of pennsylvania. they will speak for a few minutes to describe the legislative efforts that their members are engaged in. [indiscernible] [no audio] >> sorry about that. for the past two congresses, my bosses been working to find a solution for the legal questions raised by law enforcement access. the current legal framework provided, or the electronic communications privacy act was enacted in over 30 years ago, 1986. when congress debated in acting this legislation, the internet was in its infancy. technology clearly left the law behind. it is time to bring the outdated law to address 21st century problems. until we address it, this issue will continue to rise in the last year's decision from the courts with growing frequency. last year's decision from the second circuit in the microsoft case laid out a clear directive for congre

that is, it wasn't just shepherd smith at fox news saying this. he was talking to chris wallace, one of the sharpest journalists, who was agreeing with shepherd smith -- i can't answer this, i can't explain why in keeps happening. there's a division between those who are journalists at some outlets and those who are more like commentators like a tucker charles son or trump family friend sean hannity. i think there's a minority of americans that will always back trump. the atmosphere is polarized, and they will treat facts as an attack on the president. it becomes more difficult even to mobilize that minority when the evidence becomes so substantial. this is just the opening act, what we're hearing about donald trump jr. and jared kushner. the main event is when special counsel robert mueller reveals evidence. this may be months from now. when that comes out, there's the barrier for those who support trump doour trump, do you want to sweep all that away? >> look at the latest "washington post"/abc news poll. it shows the president's approval rate, the most recent snapshot

shep smith was talking to chris wallace. two of their straight news guys. they were talking about this russian meeting in trump tower with don junior as new details broke during their conversation. it was notable if you witnessed it. here it s we'll talk about it on the other side. >> fox news can now confirm new more, paul manafort, the lawyer from russia, the interpreter, the knew guy we found out about today and a mystery person. john roberts reports that there was an eighth person in that meeting. we don't know but there was an eighth. jared kushner filled out his form. i think it's an f-86, saying who he had met with and what he had done. very important stuff. you can go to prison for messing t it up intentionally. none of these people made it. they are still -- we are still not clean on this, chris. there's nothing there. and that's what they tell us. they tell us there's nothing to this. it's a nothing burger. wasn't even memorable. didn't write it down or tell you about it because i didn't even remember it with a russian interpreter in the room at t

there was a moment- -- a genuine moments on fox news shep smith was talking to chris wall street twoe straight news guys talking about the meeting in trump tower with don jr. as new details broke during the conversation. it was notable if you witnessed it. here it is we'll talk about it on the other side. >> fox news can now confirm new, more donald trump jr. jared kushner paul manafort, the lawyer from russia, the interpreter, the new guy we found out about today. and a mystery person. john roberts confirms there was an 8th person in the meeting we don't know there may have been more but there was an 8th. jared kushner filled out his form i think it's an f 86 saying who he met with and what he had done very important stuff. you can go to prison for messing it up you know intentionally. he went become and added 100 names and places. none of these people made it. we're still not clean on this, chris. it's -- if there is nothing there -- and that's what they tell us they tell us there is nothing to this and nothing came to it's a nothing burger wasn't memorable wasn't anything so i did

i'm different, but just forgive me if i don't fall to my knees in rapturous praise of sheperd smith or chrisent or two of conscience when they speak the truth about what's happening. i think if they felt as strongly as they do, they should resign. >> shep smith is seen as the outliar at fox news, he is the one guy who seems to be willing, and he managed to survive there doing it for that long, but to fernand's point, is that something he should be applauded for or is he someone willing to exist in that environment, despite the fact that he himself is trying to be honest. >> that's a question for shep and his conscience. i think the larger point is what is the mission of fox news. we saw this, this is not a new thing. saw this during the bush administration when fox was sort of state tv. when the iraq war was going badly, roger ales said don't show segments about iraq. actively don't show the news because it is not helpful to their side. i think this is what the difference between fox news and journalism is. the news for them is does it help my side or the other. in their philosophy should on

chris mason, bbc news, westminster. our assistant political editor norman smith is in westminster.e minister under over this? downing street saying nothing has changed and the pay policy remains in place. no new guidance has been issued to the pay review bodies and they will respond to their recommendations as and when they are made. which means, incidentally, nurses are unlikely to see any further increases in their pay beyond 1% until next april, nine months away, when their pay review body reports. what has undoubtedly changed is the politics within the conservative party, with many tory mps blaming theirgrim conservative party, with many tory mps blaming their grim election result on a failure to listen to the electorate on austerity and public sector pay. what has also changed is the seeming lack of grip in downing street with now cabinet ministers openly elbowing their way to the front to make the case for more public spending. what has also changed is the sums. the chancellor, if he is forced to end the public sector pay cap, will have to find another up to £6 billion of mon

smith. the metro leads with the publishing of the wages of the bbc‘s top earners, with chris evans allegedlyfair. bbc pay also dominates the front page of the sun, which reports friction between colleagues following the publication of star salaries. on the same story, the express claims differences in pay along lines of gender has caused anger among some bbc employees. and has led to criticism from theresa may, who has called on the bbc to do more to ensure parity in pay between men and women, according to the ft. the telegraph claims that the government has warned the bbc that its highest—paid male stars must take a wage cut to close the gap. in other news, the i leads with the unexpected decision by ministers to increase the state pension age by a year to 68. so, let's kick off. the guardian — backlash as the bbc‘s male stars dominate the top palest. i've got a better story than that. the bbc's story dominates, but the pension story dominates, but the pension story is important. the pension story is important. the pension story is important to me, because it doesn't affect me, but young be

chris wallace. top of the hour on shepard smith reporting. >> harris: here it is. president trump is back on u.s.g aboard air force one at newark liberty international airport. we do know that at trump national in bedminster new jersey started yesterday, goes to the weekend, is the lpga u.s. open being held at bedminster. lot of people going to be going there. we heard reports that the president will be, too. but he is back from france, now, where he met with his counter part macron. he and the first lady abore air force one now. can republicans get healthcare done? tax reform? budget? the senate has lengthened out its work schedule to wipe away part of its august recess. will the house do the same on certain issues as well? and have a more working summer for congress? we'll have to see if that happens. but the president of the united states is home. a 20-year-old man with four counts of murder in pennsylvania. cosmo dinardo has an attorney who says he has confessed to police. this, after four men vanished last week. and now we've learned another man is being charged in three of those killings. s

you look at fox news and people like john roberts, shep smith, chris wallace and some others who actuallym, and i wonder how long it's going to be before more members of the press walk out of these briefings, if they keep getting less and less significant and more incomplete. >>> coming up next, the health care fight in the house of representatives, congressman tom cole said it came down to the question, can you governor or can't you? we're going to be getting his answer next on "morning joe" and i'll ask you about that "wall street journal" editorial. i realize that ah, that $100k is not exactly a fortune. well, a 103 yeah, 103. well, let me ask you guys. how long did it take you two to save that? a long time. then it's a fortune. well, i'm sure you talk to people all the time who think $100k is just pocket change. right now we're just talking to you. i told you we had a fortune. yes, you did. getting closer to your investment goals starts with a conversation. schedule a complimentary goal planning session today. to find smarter solutions. to offer more precise and less invasive treatmen

and chris for nolan's war drama recounts a world war ii battle and jada pinkett smith teams up for arip. well, sears has cut a deal with one of the retail giants responsible for its decline. details on that and story on this friday. good morning. >> francis, very good day to you. really interest as good that the retailers are under so much pressure because of amazon sears said we have to go with it so they'll be selling their kenmore branded products on amazon and all of those will be integrated into the alexa as well. rival shares fell aggressively on the back of this announcement. elsewhere the homeland security band on bringing in your laptops in the cabin from ten muslim majority countries. that's been lifted now. it's been in place since march. airports and airlines have taken action. and elsewhere jeff besos made his debut instagram post showing him sitting on the factory proof of his new rocket factory with #reusable rockets, #launch land and repeat. and latin for ferociously step by step. have a good weekend. >> good to be jeff besos. says it all. thank you so much. just ahea

chris christie has requested a special joint exception of the legislature later this morning. drew smiths live in cherry hill with details on what is open and what is closed. >> reporter: good morning. this is one of those locations affected, the dmv. so if you were planning on getting your are license renewed today, you will have to put that off because those employees are furloughed. these offices will not be opening bigger impacts down the shore, state parks will be closing today because of this government shutdown. the governor declared a state of emergency. he wants lawmakers back in trenton later this morning. the stand over focuses on the governor's attempt to have more control over the state's largest health insurer, but the assembly speaker is refusing to go along with the budget vote and we heard from both leaders last night and there was plenty of blame to pass around. >> there is anxious unusual fit of sanity on the part of the speaker and they sent me a budget tonight. i'll be here to sign it. if they leave tonight, i'll leave when they leave. >> those members that should be

matt smith, robin ellerbe and chris mallard. chris romig, laura sillky. grady boren and subcommittee staff director valerie baldwin. thank you, mr. chairman and i yield back. >> i thank the ranking member as well as chairman carter for their remarks. and lucille and i know that our fathers served together. i am so proud to be serving with you. we live in the greatest country on the face of the earth. it's good to know the ties that bind us are strong. thank you so much for your remarks. this bill demonstrates our iron-clad commitment to safeguarding our homeland and protecting our citizens. in total, it provides $44.3 billion in discretionary funding for the department of homeland security to fulfill its mandates to secure our nation from the many threats we face, whether that's terrorism, criminals and illegal goods crossing our borders or attacks on our cyber networks. this is $1.9 billion above the fiscal year 2017 bill which we recently passed. it's a strong investment in the security of our nation, our families, neighbors, schools and businesses. cri

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