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dave and christine? >> yeah, you're absolutely right.re is no question about russia election meddling if you ask the nation's top intel officials. listen to this from a security forum in aspen, colorado -- >> i am confident that the russians meddled in the investigation as is the entire intelligence community. >> tell us, is there any dissent within the intelligence committee that you oversee on the question of whether the russians interfered with the american election? >> there is no disent. i have stated that publicly and stated it to the president. >> no doubt. and i stand behind the intelligence community assessment that we produced in january. >> let's get this straight. that's the cia director, the dni, the commander of u.s. cyber command all in agreement there is no question. president trump has had varied responses concerning russia -- russian efforts to influence the election. he's also compared the intelligence assessment on russia's meddling to the false intel claims that iraq had weapons of mass destruction. >> amazing that p

. >> and make no mistake, christine, he owns it. >> yeah. quickly. does he also own the stock market rally? privately, he tells people, in bedminster this weekend, people were thanking him for making them richer. does he own this, too? >> you to be fair. there's a rel pro business climate in the city. he has a lot to do with it. there's a lot that goes into that. but again, guys. watch the dollar. the dollar is really in free fall. i think one of the reasons is all of this dysfunction in washington. >> market reaction to the dysfunction in the dollar. people are money keep making money. >> working class, i don't flow if we have seen the recovery quite yet. thank you, greg. >>> the u.s. is fing exxonmobil for violating sanctions when rex tillerson was still in charge. a $2 million fine is being lefld on the company. it stems from a 2014 deal between exxon executives and this guy. igor session. he runs the state-run oil company in russia. he's a close ally to vladimir putin. sessions' assets were blocked in 2014 in sapgss for annexing crimea. tillerson

christine, what do you think? >> yeah. i think thicked certainly be calling our bluff right now.corporations, it would be crippling to lose this relationship. but as your previous guest said, that might be a risk we end up having to take. if you look at the s&p 500, they derive almost 10% of their revenues just from china alone. so the most of any country that we do business with. over 30 states here in the u.s. get about a billion in chinese exports. half a trillion comes in through u.s. companies, commercial engagements. and, you know, this engagements do lead directly and support american jobs, so this -- it's a very sensitive situation that we're dealing with here, so we have to deal with it appropriately. but as i said, it' it's a relationship. neil: as long as i've talked to donald trump for many years even before he attained of running for president, he said the chinese were by far the biggest world threat. saying that they rig their currency, they rig their markets, they rig everything. and i found it interesting that one of his first acts was to sanction chinese banks th

yeah. not just your average friday. i'm christine romans. 5:00 a.m. in the east.on capitol hill stretching into the we have hours. senate republicans trying to repeal and replace obamacare. and that vote coming up short when the maverick made his mark. senator john mccain just days removed from his cancer diagnosis stunning the chamber, turning thumbs down on the repeal bill. happened just feet away from republican leader mitch mcconnell, prompting an audible gasp in the chamber. [ gasp

yeah. not just your average friday. i'm christine romans. 5:00 a.m. in the east. high drama on capitol hill stretching into the we have hours. senate republicans trying to repeal and replace obamacare. and that vote coming up short when the maverick made his mark. senator john mccain just days removed from his cancer diagnosis stunning the chamber, turning thumbs down on the repeal bill. happened just feet away from republican leader mitch mcconnell, prompting an audible gasp in the chamber. [ gasp ] >> seven years of repeal efforts have now essentially gone up in smoke leaving a frustrated mitch mcconnell to explain on the senate floor. >> i and many of my colleagues did as we promised and voted to repeal this failed law. we told our constituents we would vote that way, and when the moment came, when the moment came, most of us did. >> two other republican senators, maine's susan collins and alaska's lisa murkowski, joined mccain, crossing party lines to vote against the repeal bill. how did this go down behind the scenes? where do gop leaders go from here? we'll

christine leon and gwen talbert. let's start with kristin in northwest. >> good evening, guys, yeah, you mentioned a scary scene for families here. scary scene actually right now as crews are cleaning up the downed tree. we want to show you that now. it's incredible site. i've never seen this up close scene. so many trying to clear out this massive because of the heavy downpour today. i'm told this happened about an hour ago. them cleaning up the mess. i'm told it will take all night and they're hoping to have this tree that damaged the rooftop of this home and the home next door cleared out again by the end of the night. and this believe it are not is not the only excitement that took place tonight. watch and take a look for yourself. >> and mother nature showed no mercy this afternoon in d.c.. from a lightning strike that started a rooftop fire at a house on seaton place northwest to a torrential downpour that flooded city streets. not to mention a massive tree that fell and crushed this car on 32 street norm west. job martin is the homeowner next door. he says his whole day changed at around 4:00 this afternoon during th

yeah. of course, there is alcohol. >> no alcohol allowed on the beach. >> no. >> reporter: christine is matriarch and they have been cominggraham was on the scene as just a baby. graham is a deal breaker. you cannot show up to the beach without plenty on have baby stuff. you parents necessity this. but how much is too much? couple towns on lbi passed ordinance banning shelters as has rehoboth, delaware this year. stone harbor does ant loud alcohol, fires, picnic, and people get to hoy's five and dime for beach stuff. >> they come up with two umbrellas, three beach chairs it happens every year. we will get totals up to 400 some dollars. >> reporter: all nair game, everybody wants to have fun. so let courtesy be your guide. not your backyard. your share of public space so act like it you bring a little or lot a, consider people around you, you will be fine, i'm hank and that is my take. >>> let's talk burr monday think morning. it can be one of the life's greatest financial debates do you rent or buy your home? one new report tips the scale to buying in philadelphia that report ranks philadelphia as one of the war places in

yeah. for the first time in three years, stacey banna has returned to the family farm near farnham in surrey, where her sister lucy at home on christineis man, her stepfather, john lowe. it brings back so many terrible memories. just an awful place, awful. why did you wa nt an awful place, awful. why did you want a comeback? just to see if there was anything that reminded me of them. my sister painted those goals. a year before the killings, in march 2013, john lowe's seven shot guns were seized by surrey police following allegations he made threats to kill. but five months later, the guns on his licence were returned and in february 2014, christine, who had known him for more than 25 years, was shot at point—blank range. her daughter lucy escaped and made a frantic 999 call before she too was shot dead. sta cey‘s before she too was shot dead. stacey's account of what happened that day is very distressing. stacey's account of what happened that day is very distressingm stacey's account of what happened that day is very distressing. it was worse than an execution. executions are quick. and i keep thinking, she should have paid. gosh, s

christine romans. that's what the president has promised. are we on track for that? >> if he can do 222,000 every month, yeah. you need about 208,000 to do that every month. it's never so consistent. when you just look at that chart, you can see we had 50,000 jobs created in a month earlier this spring. a little bit of a pullback there. that was march. but at 208 on average you could get to that 25 million. the president's economic team is promising that it's tax reform and health care reform and all of its reduction in regulations is going to explode the economy. 3% economic growth. 4% economic growth. the president has even said 5% economic growth. but the concern among economists is that do we have the workers to drive that? clearly there's still workers on the sidelines who can come into the labor market, but can you do that kind of growth with the labor market we have today? many worry you can't. >> one final point. a very good jobs report. one the president will no doubt tout. it's the exact kind of jobs report he did not believe or bashed at the end of the obama administration. so just keep both of tho

yeah. for the first time in three years, stacy banner has returned to the family farm near farnham in surrey where her sister lucy and her mum christinen lowe. it brings back so many terrible memories. it's just... just awful place, awful. why did you want to come back? just to see... if there was anything that reminded me of them. my sister painted those gold. i don't know. i don't think i'll come back again. the two deceased appeared to have gunshot wounds. the officers also found a total of four dogs at the address, all of whom also appeared to have had gunshot wounds. so what drove this 82—year—old to carry out such a brutal double murder? if he hadn't have got those guns back then they would be here, no ifs or buts about it. they would be alive, they would be fine, my children would be, you know, able to see them. a year before the killings, in march 2013, john lowe's seven shotguns were seized by surrey police following allegations he made threats to kill. but five months later the guns and his licence were returned and, in february 2014, christine, who had known lowe for more than 25 years, was shot at point—blank range. her da

yeah. coolers we bring our coolers, you know. got to have that because we have food and drink. >> and of course no alcohol. >> no alcohol allowed on the beach. >> no. >> i'm leaving christinebeen coming to stone harbor for 50 years. great-grandson graham was on the scene and he's just a baby. >> graham is a deal breaker you can't show up to the beach without plenty of baby stuff and you parents know this. how much is too much? a couple of townsend -- towns on lb bit. banning shelters as rehoboth delaware this year. stone harbor doesn't allow booze, fires or picnic but people eat and plenty of people go to five and dime for beach stuff plenty of it. >> beach towels, come up with six beach towels. two umbrellas. three beach chairs and it happens every year. we'll get totals going up to, you think, 400 some dollars all fair game even rafts that look like bacon and everybody wants to have fun. let courtesy be your guide. you're not in your backyard. you're sharing a public place so act like it. whether you bring a little or a lot check the rules on the beach and consider the people around you and you'll be fine. i'm hank and that's my take. ♪ >>> i have to say i was recent unt

yeah. coolers we bring our coolers, you know. got to have that because we have food and drink. >> of course no alcohol. you can't have alcohol no alcohol on the beach. >> no. >> i'm leaving christineiarch they've been coming to stone harbor for 50 years. great-grandson graham was on the scene and he's just a baby. >> graham is kind of the deal breaker. you can't show up to the beach without plenty of baby stuff. >> right. >> you parents know this. but how much is too much? a couple of towns on lbi passed ordinances banning the shelters as has rehoboth delaware this year stone harbor doesn't allow booze, fires or picnics but people eat and plenty of people go to five and dime for beach stuff. plenty of it. >> beach towels, come ugh wip six beach towels, two umbrellas, three beach chairs it happens every year and get totals going up torque you know, 400 some dollars. >> reporter: all fair game even rafts that look like bacon and everybody wants to have fun let courtesy be your guide. you're not in your backyar you're sharing a public space so act like it and whether you bring a little or lot, check the rules on the beach you're going to, consider people around you, you'll be fine. i

here to tell us all about it is kaitlyn, christine, sarah groom, and sarah saker. did i get all of those correct? >> yeahces this entire summer. we first started off with fleet week rocking the fleet and then we began with military service men and women and veterans and now next week on the fourth of july, we'll be performing at the washington national team, so exciting. ainsley: i've got to tell you, i have so many friends and family in new york. so much to see in the city but hands down every time the first place they want to go is see the rockettes. it really is so true, and i think you guys also represented patriotism and pride for your country, and you see it here in your beautiful outfits. >> i'm so proud to be part of this legendary line going on for so long. and now all of the strength of uso, it's great to have the support. >> yeah. he was a sergeant in the army. >> we want to see you guys kick, but can you give abby some -- abby: i am pregnant in a short dress, so i have to be careful here. >> get over there in the middle. abby: it could be dangerous. >> absolutely. together. >> come on in. we'

christine, you are a brand—new mp and have been thejobjust over a month you are a brand—new mp and have been the job just over a month and already get abuse? yeahme of the abuse and intimidation that people were getting was as bad as anything we've seen. i think i've been lucky. i've had abuse, i've had nasty things said about me. you get false it up about you, but i haven't had to suffer anything like the scale of abuse that diane abbott has had... does what you've received, sorry to interrupt, have an effect on your confidence or your ability to do yourjob? i think it could have an affect on your confidence. i've been lucky in that after a particular incident, where it was extremely upsetting, i got support from members of all political parties. what was that incident? er, well, i like to think it started from the misunderstanding during the suspension of campaigning after the manchester bombing, and an activist said on twitter that i had been out campaigning when, in fact, i have been my husband's funeral. that kind of grew arms and legs and it is the sort of thing that i think you can get on twitter because you have no means of regulating i