his name is conor ickes, 16 years old and born in russia and already knows the freedom that we enjoy here came at a great price so conor came up with an idea to v showerans just how grateful he is by placing pennies on their tombstones. conor's pennyro pject is this week's harris' hero. >> a penny doesn't seem like much, but when i comes to a service member who has died in war, that one penny means someone remembers your sacrifice. >> the pennies mean you're like showing your respect for who passed. >> reporter: i had a chance to meet c tor at world war ii memorial on the national mall. there he told me howp he came with the penny project idea. help was just 14 years old and took a trip to antietam national cemetery with his mom. >> and i noticed there were like cones on the headstones from the deceased and there's like pennies on some and nickels on one, dimes on others. t reporter: seeingse coins and knowing people who serve in the military made this had a perm mission for nor. >> my cousin, he serves in them litary, and i have a really good friend of ours that is in the ar t. >> r

it will be fiercely contested and watched by 5live's conor mcnamara who is at pittodrie.ing towards thinking we we re we weren't working towards thinking we were going to europe, we wanted to stay in the lead when i first came in, turning itaround financially and on the playing staff. and rebuilding somewhat. to say that we were planning on being here would be a little bit too grandiose i would say. it has led here and it is a reality. now we are looking forward to it.” here and it is a reality. now we are looking forward to it. i can't wait for the game to be honest. it is the first competitive game which is always highly anticipated. this is the first proper game and the fact that it the first proper game and the fact thatitis the first proper game and the fact that it is against burnley has grabbed all the attention. i want my players to be able to produce a performance at this early stage of the season, a performance that we are capable of. and hopefully we can because if we can, we will be in the game and it is important to me. it's wales versus gibraltar a little bi

. >>> now to a loss that's overwhelming a high school community in ou area. 17-year-old conor mcgowanashing his jeep no a tree. his friend who was also in the car is hfighting for life right now. news 4's meagan fitzgerald is in fairfax county to tell us how this community coping. megan? >> reporter: doreen, they are taking it prty hard, especially students. in fact, grief counselors were on hand for several hours to tro elp the students who are grieving the loss of copper but it's not just that.so they are a worried that theyse may l another classmate. >> i'm like wow, that could have beenme, one of my sisters, it's scary. >> the impact of 17-year-old conor mcgowan's death is affecting an eire community in different ways. >> when i saw the kided i said i need to consider how dangerous these roads are because sometimes you don't realize how fast you're going. >> reporter: conor died on tuesday after lose control of his car and crashing into a tree after speeding on fairfax d.ation r his lacrosse teammate is fighting for his life. phone coron's close friends like bennett. >> i'm really

he was 17. >> conor's lacrosse teammate was in the fro seat with him, and he's fighting for his life.itzgerald is live at the teens' high scho tell us how people there are coping with it. >> reporter: wendy, these students are taking this very hard, as can you imagine, but ey tell me that they find strength and comfort when they are with each other. >> he's always one of my good friends in school. we would always like do homewora together -- and right now i just can't really comprehend, it 'like i just can believe he's gone. >> porter: it's been two days since 17-year-old conor mcgowan was killed in a tragic accident, but for so many it's still hard to believe. >> i mean, it's really sad. he was so young. w like he going to be going to college soon and like he had a future. >> reporter: conor was a junior at robinson secondary school, a lacrosse player, but more than anything else his friends say he was a good person. >> heas a really nice kid. >> reporter: police say conor lost control of his c on fairfax station road and crashed into a tree. his teammte is now in the hospital fighti

conor lamb is a centrist. cortez inhave ocasio- new york is a progressive. party identity crisis? representative hoyer: i don't think we have a party identity crisis. they ran on needing to protect the affordable care act and accessible, affordable quality health care. they both had that premise. our party is united. you see that in the votes cast by the democrats in the house and in the united states senate. ery: conor lamb was also the first person who passed the and have below see -- the anti-policy message. io-cortez also not admitting she will support below see. loci.pport pe to comee democrats have out against nancy pelosi to flip a red districts? no --entative correa: representative hoyer: no. i think that is what people will vote on. difficult't there a message? president trump is effective at appealing to his base and saying your life is not better and it's because of things like the chinese, things like trade. i will fight for you. withill the democrats deal things that are hurting americans, in places like michigan, ohio? hoyer: the make that.rica

alicia: conor powell in jerusalem. go to the former director of communications in spokesperson at the united states mission to united states new york. this is much more about other issues beyond the fate. >> absolutely. as a reporter, conor powell mentioned, this affects the area, relations with russia, relations with armenia. an array of things including human rights overall. turkey right now is on the midst of a very impressive. in which erdogan is really a desperate. he's imprisoned tens of thousands. not just political opponents, but teachers, journalists in jail rm turkey. essentially it slid into what actually a nobel prize-winning literature writer called a terror state a few years ago in the problem has actually worsened since the coup. eric: are they really truly a nato ally? >> we can't kick them out of nato. it's a very complicated system, but certainly we can work together with like-minded allies to put pressure on turkey. germany, france, netherlands, other members can begin the process. >> it seems like h

conor lamb being elected will be another vote for nancy pelosi. nancy pelosi has made it clear she intends to try to repeal the tax law. that is what she would like to do. i think will we want to say is we want to make this permanent. guy like not reelect a keith, you are threatening the permanency of that return. has been enough forget of trying to bring down government spending. one of the complaints of the tax bill is it is going to increase the debt and deficit in the country. are you prepared for that argument from democrats who say what this tax bill will do is jack up the nation's debt higher? guest: absolutely. we are concerned about the deficit. heritage has long argued that we need to cut federal spending. we believe you need to cut federal spending while reducing tax liability. host: republicans are not doing that. guest: no, they are not. we are the biggest critics of them. we voted against a bba that sent spending levels higher. we fox republican leadership on that. we have voted against multiple spending bills. the spending levels ar

that 17-year-old was conor mcgowan. he was a junior at rinson condary school.iends, he was t great lacrosse player. this facebook p has a statement from his principal who excellent onor as an student, a member of the class council and well-liked by all who knew him, but yesterday afternoon just befor 2:00, police got a call. >> detectives were able to tell the vehicle actual went airborne before hitting the tree. >> reporter:nvestigators say conor was speeding. chopper 4 was flying above moment after therash. police say the front seat passenger was 15 years old and is fighting for his life. the 14-year-old wse rel from the hospital, but now an entire community is mourning the lossf a life that was taken too soon. county, in fairfax megan fitzgerald, news 4. >>> the princip

police say 17-year-old conor mcgowan was speeding.an fitzgerald is live with h the community is coping in the aftermath. meagan. >> reporter: we've been talking to people all day, and this community is taking this tragedy really hard, especially these students who went to school wi conor. they are not only grieving his loss, but they are also worried that another one of their classmates won't survive. >> reporter: it didn't take long for the tight knit community to find out this no17-year-old c mcgowan was tagically killed in a car accident. >> i actually heard about it on facebook. >> reporter: police say he was speed when he lost control oraa car anding into a tree and his lacrosse teammates fiting for their life in the hospital. >> we all played sports together. it's just -- it'seabreaking. >> reporter: these pictures were taken wednesday night of his classmates and friends coming together onfo theball field at robinson's secondary school, lighti candles, holding one another while remembering conor's life and praying that mmates su

you have conor lamb and people run anything differe running in different ways. the thesis here, the bernie like thesis is this is universal stuff. you can go to kansas and do it. i am not sold yet that is true. >> what if we look at bernie -- >> mississippi, that doesn't mean that her brand of politics is viable there. >> a judge election and a primary election are different. and i think that being overly dismissive on people on the ground who articulated a choice for a procedure progressive vision of the world. concerns is a fool's errand. >> i am just saying it is unanswered question about like i am going to run as a socialist in kansas. >> every district chooses somebody who is appropriate. i have no opinion about this primary in kansas, but i do know when i was in pennsylvania i met people who worked for conor lamb. and they didn't see them as being on opposite sides of some great divide. >> thank you all for being with me tonight. still ahead, hundreds of immigrant parents separated and apparently deported. what happens to children left behind. plus sean sp

time dakar rally winner claimed three hundred and eleven kilometers staged up again and was a star conor russia the eighth edition of the race will take drivers through a total of seven stages covering more than three thousand five hundred kilometers with a clue sion in moscow's red square. and thousands turned out to pay their final respects to limbic medal winning figure skater dennis tan the twenty five year old died from injuries he sustained in a knife attack in his native kazakstan on thursday ten was trying to stop two men from stealing his car mirrors when the stabbing happened ten became the first skater from kazakstan to win an olympic medal when he got bronze at the two thousand and fourteen sochi games two suspects have been detained over the killing and that's all your support for now more later. if you don't like heights stunt certainly not for the faint hearted in from such a tight group was scaled. to reach the circuit basilica to tell you. made the attempt with no assistance from a rope hanging thirty five meters above the ground on the us started walking tightropes when

we want conor powell from jerusalem, thanks very much. up next to winners and losers from the president's trade and tariff policy, and first, in a typically peaceful area of southern syria. mass funerals were held today in the area was the scene of several suicide bombings including one at a busy vegetable market. they left does devastation and a set in motion the motion the coordinated assaults. those in poland have been swimming at more than 50 baltic sea beaches after hot weather left growth of bacteria and the unusually warm water. warnings were issued same teria may cause allergies and rashes. drinking contaminated water can alsoo serious digestive problems. the british government says doctors will not be able to legally provide cannabis-based medicines. it denies treatment to severely epileptic children. it has no plan to be criminalizing the drug for recreational use. use. we have other stories from beyond the border, we will be right back. get your groove on with one a day 50+. ♪ get ready for the wild life ♪ complete multivitamin

conor powell explains from jerusalem. >> there's a brief few hours of calm this morning but the most gaza as peers to be like so many others. short and temporary. the fighting resumed sunday afternoon with israeli airstrikes targeting hamas militants, trying to send burning balloons into israel. the use of burning kites and balloons is a relatively new tactic employed by militants. hamas and other groups have sent hundreds of kites and rockets into israel in recent weeks. and in response, the israeli air force launched the largest wave of airstrikes in gaza since the 2014 war on saturday. israeli prime minister, benjamin netanyahu, called yesterday's airstrike against hamas a punishing blow. but so far, the israeli airstrikes have done little to stop their rockets. and the most recent back-and-forth comes after months of protest. some violent, some peaceful. along the israeli security around gaza which has left more than 130 palestinians dead. the trump administration is supposed to deliver its new middle east peace plan in the coming weeks. but with tensions rising between israelis

conor powell is live from the jerusalem bureau with more. >> hi, mike.s very much an international one. it was correlated by the united nations and ultimately carried out by the israeli military. we understand that there were about 800 or so of these white helmet rescue workers and their families that were stranded along the syrian israeli border for about the last month or so. due to the security situation though, only about 400 or so were able to make it out last night. they were escorted by israeli troops and un troops in israel on the buses and taken over by bus into neighboring jordan. according to the prime minister, benjamin netanyahu, us, canada, germany and united nations asked israel to help in this rescue effort. the white helmets organization which has been funded by the west is very much part of the anti-assad coalition in syria. they have been credited with saving tens of thousands of lives. the assad government however, in russia, views them as agents of a foreign power. also as terrorists. they routinely target them in both airstrikes and

that 17-year-old was conor mcgowan. he was a junior at rinson condary school. according to his friends, he was t great lacrosse player. this facebook p has a statement from his principal who excellent onor as an student, a member of the class council and well-liked by all who knew him, but yesterday afternoon just befor 2:00, police got a call. >> detectives were able to tell the vehicle actual went airborne before hitting the tree. >> reporter:nvestigators say conor was speeding. chopper 4 was flying above moment after therash. police say the front seat passenger was 15 years old and is fighting for his life. the 14-year-old wse rel from the hospital, but now an entire community is mourning the lossf a life that was taken too soon. county, in fairfax megan fitzgerald, news 4. >>> the principal at mcgowan school sent home a letter today telling pheents about tragedy. mcgowan's family says there will be a gathering tonight at 6:00. it's happening at the burke community pastors will be on hand there to help the grieving community. wendy? >>> paying a toll to get

alicia: conor powell in jerusalem, thank you.e president mike pence weighed in on the potential sanctions if the turkish government continues the refusal to release the pastor. >> the truth is, either said earlier this week the president has made clear transferring the pastor to home arrest is just not good enough. and the united states of america is prepared to bring sanctions against turkey. until pastor andrew brunson is free. eric: for more on this we have our security and foreign policy analyst with us. it appears the president erdogan is angling for the turkish cleric -- >> is troubling because the pastor was arrested after the coup. was the government of turkey believes they are responsible for. the u.s. does not believe that the pastor is actually part of that movement. and would like to pressure turkey including president erdogan to release him and then to look at the case of the involvement and these are two separate things. unfortunately now, they merge them into one. eric: i mean he even said we have a pastor, you hav

the irish ufc fighter conor mcgregor, the man that you can see with the beard there, has been sentenced community service in the us after pleading guilty to disorderly conduct. the mixed martial artist escaped a jail term after an incident in new york in april, involving other fighters. he was also told to take an anger management class. and... paul mccartney delighting a very lucky group of beatles fans with a surprise gig at the cavern club, the rebuilt venue in liverpool where the band started out back in the early 1960s. many fans waited for hours hoping to get a ticket, after paul mccartney announced the free gig. during his performance of beatles classic,s he told the crowd that the band didn't know if it would ever have any future, but quipped "we did okay". and they certainly did. back to our top story now, and that's the apparent election victory for imran khan and his party in pakistan. anwita basu, south east asia analyst for the economist intelligence unit, explained the challenges imran khan will be facing in coming days. at the first instance, he's slated to have about 120

sot is why conor lamb was successful in a district trump won by 20 points campaigning on the basis that the tax bill is not for you and health care is and ought to be for you. he won on those issues. i think we can do the same. have you seen any infrastructure proposals from the white house? it has been infrastructure week for many weeks. have you seen anything? rep. hoyer: let me say something about infrastructure week. that is a message. it is not policy. what we have been about in this congress was about messages. republicans talk that message enough is not enough, we need to have policies. policies that respond to the challenges confronting the american people. the president said he was going to have a health care bill, he did not have one. he said he was going to have an infrastructure bill, he did not have one. his infrastructure program is woefully inadequate. it has been dismissed by his own colleagues in the congress. that was shifting $200 billion from one infrastructure program to another and saying to the dan , sayingof the country to them, you come up with 80%, we will come

that is where conor lamb was successful campaigning on the basis of the tax bill was not for you, and health care is a -- is and ought not to be for you. and he won on those two issues. we can do the same. >> have you seen any infrastructural proposals at the white house, [indiscernible] have you seen anything rolled out? rep. hoyer: let me say something about infrastructure week, it is a message, not policy. what we have been about and the previous congress was about and this congress is about is messages. a number of republicans talk about message enough is not enough, we need to have policies. we need policies that respond to the challenges confronting the american people. so the president said he was going to have a health care bill, he did not have one, and infrastructure bill, he did not have one. his infrastructure program he proposed is woefully inadequate. and has been dismissed by his own colleagues in the congress. that was shifting 200 billion dollars from one infrastructure program to another and saying to the dan parkers of the country, saying to them you come up with 80

conor burns, 930. he was parliamentary aide to boris johnson.cially in the brexit camp, have said they will keep designing until theresa may goes or throws away the chequers deal. she might be in need. a lot of people are very unhappy with the chequers deal. they think they can hold her hostage. you are at the heart of all this, brexit central. no, i'm not. i think things have settled down for a while, for some time now. ithink that the ones that were going to go have gone. that is why the brexiteer camp is worried, their voices have weakened. many are seeing this as a remaining coup, a government run by romaine and very much pursuing theresa may's brexit. very much pursuing a romaine agenda and in parliament, she did look a lot more confident than she has ever done today and i was slightly surprised by that, she was being cheered on by her colleagues like anna subry and when peter bone, a brexiteer, got up to talk, he was heckled by his own side. i think the remain camp have this one, actually. that's it for the papers tonight and don't forget

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andcovers capitol hill conor o'brien is the senior defense reporter for politico. . overall i think the world would benefit from all of the great powers, russia, the european union, china, the united states, focusing on what we can do to meet the challenges that face the globe. climate change, terrorism. i do not have a problem with having a dialogue with russia. vladimir putin has made it clear in the last decade that he is no intention of being part of the world order, that he wants to bring down democracy and bring down the west, and that is the most troubling aspect of this. president trump is cozying up to kim jong-un, to vladimir putin, to some extent to president xi of china while pushing away our traditional allies in europe. that is the most concerning thing to me. we moving away from the notion that the united states believes in economic and political freedom and towards a strong man approach to governance? i think we our allies in europe, i think we need to promote democracy and economic freedom. this president seems to be moving away from that. he is meet

thlebration about conor lamb a centrist democrat winning the ngressional seat in pennsylvania tells you by and large the democrats are focused on trying to retake the hoe and the senate, if i could negligence one more thing, nextk e will take a look at why uniquely in america ism has never caught on as a major political force, so we will be talking about that next week. >> sreenivasan: all right, we look forward to it, news weekeon thank you.hank you so much. >> >> sreenivasan: more than a dozen people were killed and at least 50 were wounded today when a suicide bomb exploded outsider the aiin kabul afghanistan. the attack came moments after controversial first vice president abdul rashid dostum's motorcade passed through an area where a crowd was gathered to greet him.st , a former warlord, left afghanistan last year after he was accused of kidnapping and torturing a political rival.s memb israel's l.g.b.t.q. community went on strike today to protest the exclusion of gayr me new surrogacy legislation. protestors blocked a major thoroughfare in the capital of tel aviv and hd rallies ac

because i know there is a new show called "the conors" right?right. >> has that gone into production? how realistic to make air without rosanne? >> that show is moving on without rosanne, more evidence that she was traps she was nod fired because of her credentials. it is worth noting this isn't the only video rosanne posted yesterday. she posted this out hinged outburst. she talked about the racist tweets that got her fired from abc. why don't we take a listen to that? >> i'm trying to talk about eastern. i'm trying to talk about vamry jarrett and the iran deal. >> you told me this 300 times. >> that's what my tweet was about. >> i know, she's explained this literally. >> i thought she was -- i thought the [ bleep ] was white. >> i think that made add context. maybe she's trying to get attention with these unhinged outburst she is posting online. i think it's safe to say she was probably not fired for them. >> we appreciate you bringing it to us. thank you so much. we'll be right back. when my hot water heater failed it rocked our world. we cal

so i guess mied a 52 is to a conor lamb or a young woman or anybody else running for office is few don't people, human beings to vote for you, why should they get off their [ bleep ] and have someone vote for you. it doesn't mean have you to be a liberal democrat or a conservative democrat. in the end, i don't care what your mr. clintons are. i care you care about other people. you know how to get off your butt and vote. trump is right about this. this idea that the democratic party is divided is simply not true. there is a lot of buyers remorse in america. i'm in south cloivenl i've seen plenty of it down here. people that voted for donald trump who now regret that vote and want to have an alternative. there's the problem. the election of donald trump is not until 2020 we have four months until we have the next election where all these people are running. my onlied a voice would be get off your butt. go vote. if you are a candidate, get someone out there, say, hey, knock on doors. will you vote for me? joe crawley is a friend of mine. he lost that race for several reasons. the first and

conor powell, thank you. >> still ahead.repreneur hopping on his local police department. we will tell youwo how much mony he has raised so far. value of your car. ♪ liberty. liberty. liberty. liberty ♪ >> one very lucky missouri police department is getting more than $3000 in donations thanks to an eight-year-old entrepreneur. - - set up a lemonade stand. he raised money for his local police force. his dad says he cannot be more proud of his son. i think you can see why. >> i think it's great. we've tried to teach generosity to him and his older brother. it's nice when your kid has their own idea and allow them to do that on their own. >> i'm trying to see how much i can do. i want a lot more over $12. >> i think she got a lot more. $3000 is incredible. >> one very large andnumber of fine young men that have come out of the state of missouri. on that note, we will see you next weekend. chris wallace has rudy giuliani and the treasury secretary next.>>chris: i am chris wallace, president trump takes credit for cooling a trad

i point to conor lamb's win. trump won that district by 20 points.concentrated his message on manufacturing, transportation, healthcare, and was able to win that district for the democrats for a long time held by the republicans. we are seeing that take place across the country where democrats are more effective focusing on healthcare. charles: the pittsburgh area known for manufacturing. but it isn't like that any more. hillary won pittsburgh and philly, and lost the rest of the state. these are the blue collar workhorse voted for obama. so has president trump done enough to solidify them? >> absolutely. blue collar democrats are tired of losing but they love wing under trump. trump has brought back jobs in terms of fiscal policy, deregulation, talking about tariffs, free trade and fair trade. they like what they see in donald trump, not because of the talk or anything else other than he has kept his promise to them. the forgotten working men and women of america. charles: that's the question here. if there is going to be a wave big enough for the d

in the last year and a half in terms of special elections, this is about personality, whether it is conoror doug jones. it is hard to say it has to be a uniform wave but the numbers look not great for republicans. david: 100 days to go. let's go back to the question of trade. a lot of americans, particularly farmers are not enthusiastic about some of the trade actions and they retaliatory actions taken back. his is going to be a headwind for republican candidates in november? we have to convince farmers and others being affected by these tariffs that we are all in this together as americans. there is going to have to be a shared sacrifice in order for us to correct the disasters of the last eight years. we gave away the store. this is about the steel industry, this is about cars, this is about farmers. this is a macro economy. we cannot afford to be selfish. we have a president that is putting america first. short-term hurt will mean long-term gain. hang in there with this president. we are going to also the interested in passing a packaging congress in order to help farmers through this

one thing that the revival decided to do is we will have the conor family be a family dealing with bad blood after the election and personify that in the form of the character roseanne who voted for trump. >> how can you vote for him? >> he talked about jobs, jackie. >> her sister, jackie who was a hillary supporter. >> now things are worse. >> not on the real news. >> the remake was the first sitcom. >> most of all, lord, thank you for make america great again. >> the plot points included both sides of the debate. >> why don't you get that fixed with all the health care you guys promised. >> the voice of working people is absent from television and i think we always had that and we have it again. there is nothing on television like it. >> the blue collar comedy struck a cold with the whole country. >> wrapping yourself up in the flag and clinging to your guns. >> it stunned everyone by how gigantic it was. it's the most watched show in five years. it hits you like a mall et in the forehead. >> coming up, trump tv blows up. -here comes the rain. [ horn honking ] [ engine revving ] what

conor lamb being elected will be another vote for nancy pelosi.cy pelosi has made it clear she intends to try to repeal the tax law. that is what she would like to do. i think will we want to say is we want to make this permanent. guy like not reelect a keith, you are threatening the permanency of that return. has been enough forget of trying to bring down government spending. one of the complaints of the tax bill is it is going to increase the debt and deficit in the country. are you prepared for that argument from democrats who say what this tax bill will do is jack up the nation's debt higher? guest: absolutely. we are concerned about the deficit. heritage has long argued that we need to cut federal spending. we believe you need to cut federal spending while reducing tax liability. host: republicans are not doing that. guest: no, they are not. we are the biggest critics of them. we voted against a bba that sent spending levels higher. we fox republican leadership on that. we have voted against multiple spending bills. the spending levels are in

i am not sure why it is not getting as much attention as the pennsylvania 18 special won,ion that conor lamb but republicans are watching very nervously. close one, andry i think democrats are not trying to overly raise expectations. this will be a big-time special that in the dog days of august, a lot of political junkies will be paying a lot of attention to ohio 12. it is basically the suburbs, northern suburbs and part of columbus, ohio. host: only one network will give you the debates to these key house and senate governor races as we partner with local tv partners across the country. we hope you tune into c-span networks as we give you a snapshot into the races from now through election day. market -- margaret from dover, new hampshire. caller: i am looking at the new hampshire congressional race. i am thinking there are too many people running. we do not have the primary until september, but it is kind of like when trump ran. there were too many republicans running and they hung on too long. i look at this race and i see lincoln sold dotty and bernie son and a bunch of other peopl

jon: conor thanks. the president of iran is warning president trump to make peace with tehran following u.s. withdrawal from the iran nuclear deal. he's pledging any conflict with his country would be quote the mother of all wars. >> translator: you cannot mobilize the iranian nation against iran's security. you are making a mistake. you have clearly shown your opposition against the iranian nation. do not play with the lion's tail or else you will regret it. it will bring you eternal regret. jon: president trump has previously suggested that iranian leaders would reach out to him to make a deal. >>> right now the trader joe's suspect is in police custody in los angeles after a deadly stand-off there. what we're learning about him. >>> and new information on the deadly duck boat accident in missouri. was there a red flag about that vessel well before the tragedy? >> my first reaction was oh my god. you know, i inspected those boats. and we saw the exhaust issue from day one. i have type 2 diabetes. i'm

his point lost to a democrat because he basically -- conor lamb stuck to what the morn people want. sure they are getting food on the table and make sure they have fair wages and they want to make sure that they tamper down on this chaos and want the government to get back to work. >> the president was criticized for his performance in helsinki. and there was an effort to counter some of that damage with the resolution been the bipartisan resolution to support the u.s. intelligence finding. that effort failed to pass. what is the message to americans that republicans won't support u.s. intelligence or that republicans are fearful to go against the president, what do you think? >> i think it just says republicans will do whatever trump tells them to do because they are going to be lock step with their constituents. and a recent poll indicates around 80% of registered republicans do indeed support the president's behavior in helsinki with putin, which is mind-boggling to me. you think about the message this sends to the rest of the world and what it shows is that at least under this a

conor, i also recognized that you had put yourself down for this item. are you okay with your prior testimony? [inaudible] >> thank you. [inaudible] >> right. [inaudible] >> right. and commissioners, i recognize that the first two items actually do speak about swindell's and the residential care facility. the third item is actually quite separate which is the change from services from the hospital to the foundation. if it's okay with you, i think we should discuss the first two items first, and then, we'll go onto the third or the subjects may well get mixed up. so let's discuss swindell. first, a change of license and the closure. those are the two separate items that dr. bronner has presented. dr. bronner, thank you for coming, and would you like to make some comments, please. and if there is someone who would like to make some comments from the institute of ageing, that would also help us to understand what the i.o.a. is considering in regards to these two topics. >> so good afternoon, commissioners, and that's tom briode from the institute on ageing

. >> reporter: it looks like the apple doesn't fall far from the tree with his little brother conor. >> bryce harp sneer eitheray ey are here to have fun and have an interesting way of showing it. >> very excited. >> reporter: like show me how excited you >> like a ton. >> reporter: so he really was excited. i couldn't bring much more body language out of him, but trust me, he was exced. you can see fans are making their way to the stadium. fire tcks are in place, and they just lowered the american flag for the home run derby that starts at00, so just a little under an hour. i'm nicolee jacobs lght outside of nats stadium. news 4. >> check out the media frenzy here for all-star week. i'm sherree burruss. coming up why bryce harper is keeping his promise taking part derby. home run >> it's amazon prime day now underway. >> consumer reporter sanan h with the biggest steals and deals of the day and dancing front and center. the video ofe micobama having her best leif >>> we are live outside of nats park for the anticipation and buildup of the home run derby tonight and all-starrr game t

conor lamb literally won a highly gerrymandered district that basically had gone to trump by 20 pointswon, they ran 15,000 anti-immigrant ads that riled up the base and engente d er -- the reason he's talking about the wall, the reason he's talking about shutting down the government is he knows that is what actually brings out the base when a lot of other republicans want to sit it out because they don't -- >> we're seeing that happen in ohio, too, there's a special election going on, a group just switched over to that message, from tax cuts. good point. >>> meanwhile, interesting news from the koch brothers who said they're planning to spend as much as $400 million this election cycle. at the koch network summit in colorado called the $1.3 trillion bill passed in march, quote, the most fiscally irresponsible budget in the history of our country. charles koch asked if he's okay with the democratically controlled house said, "i don't care what initials are in front of or after somebody's name." it is pretty remarkable, honestly, how donald trump just flies in the face of everything the

so that amazing interview we saw with conor lamb here on "morning joe" after his victory in a democraticeeing this progressive wave, and including in states where democratic legislators have been beaten in primaries from the left in a couple of dozen cases. so can democrats focus on republicans? can they figure out a way to keep these two wings of the party from swapping each other? >> mike allen, thank you very much. reading ax yous inin inaxios, newsletter. >>> that does it for us. i'm ayman mohyeldin. "morning joe" starts right now. >>> good morning. and welcome to "morning joe." it's tuesday, july 3rd. with us, politic editor for the "daily beast". >> hold on a second. hey, ayman. >> what? >> japan, man! >> just talking -- >> what happened? >> man a complete and utter collapse. >> japan? come over -- yeah. look at that. he's at the louis burgdorf hollywood desk. come over to husband. a pan of 2-0. second half. looked totally in charge to have a commanding 2-0 lead against belgium, 35 minutes to go in the game. >> insane. >> yeah. exactly. a complete collapse. at that level of the wor

i wish they would just stop and act more like conor lamb, the newly elected congressman from pennsylvaniavowing this kind of behavior, being willing to compromise, and work with the president, and most of all, approaching things with civility, grace, and decency, putting america first. >> judge jeanine: gina, what do you say to women who are confronted like this? it seems like it's not going to end. confronted by the left, a woman is alone. pam bondi was approached by guys --lo she is with her boyfriend, okay? but if you are alone in a restaurant, what you say to women in a situation like this? >> i really don't have answers for them, other than i believe that this flies in the hands of the responsible party. for example with a g.o.p. that was vandalized, the g.o.p. office, i believe it was just te dnc offers to pay for the damage that was done? let's start extending some hands by the president has offered a path to citizenship for more than a million of the dreamers. so how about the other side starting to offer a s hand as we start to work together, at least on the issues we can agree o

correspondent conor powell has the latest from our middle east news worm. >> american andrew brunsons the center of a growing war of words between the trump administration and turkish president. today brunson's lawyer said he has appealed to the turkish authorities for his clients willies. it comes as both president trump and vice president pence have in recent days threatened economic sanctions on turkey if the nato ally doesn't release a north carolina native. >> the president and the turkish government, i have a message on behalf of the president of the united states of america. release pastor andrew brunson now or be prepared to face the consequences. [applause] >> the president responded to the threat of sanctions on sunday saying his government will not back down. the christian pastor has lived in turkey for more than 20 years, but turkey accuses brunson of terrorism and for supporting a turkish cleric who lives in pennsylvania and who president erdogan believes was the mastermind behind a failed military coup in 2016. turkey is demanding he be extradited. last week brunson was

and what alexandria has in common with people like conor lamb who also won an upset victory is that they that their constituents care most about. >> dana: i'm curious what you think about that michael and give you the last word. i just had mjhegar one of the dccc recruits for this cycle. democrat veteran. i guess i don't want to put labels on her but i would say she is quite moderate compared to cortez and, yet, could both be the actual future of the democratic party? i will give you the last word. >> absolutely. first, alexandria is a family noal candidate connected to the issues on the ground. no disrespect to congressman crowley but clearly her election demonstrates what people are looking for to josh's point. again, a reminder of why they're disconnected. she talked about medicare for all. how we stand together so we are not separating families because families belong together. we talk about the necessity when it comes to education and jobs. let's be very clear. the reason why we have been winning in elections, especially in deep red areas across the country since trump has been elec

. ♪ >> ufc fighter conor mcgregor will not go to jail after a guilty plea to a disorderly conduct violation from when he threw a metal dolly -- [ laughter ] >> jimmy: that's the worst moonwalk i've ever seen. [ applause ] in other dancing news, so do you know the am i feelings challenged. it's a viral deal where you post a video of you dancing to the song "in my feelings" and a lot of people have been doing the dance while jumping out of moving cars. the car's moving. it used to be called ghost riding the whip. but now it's -- in my -- whatever the hell it's called. anyway, this is a new take on that. this is from a gentleman in florida of course who took the car part of the challenge to an unprecedentelevel. ♪ [ laughter ] now -- i know. i know. believe it or not, he's fine. physically at least. his name is jalen norwood. and we tracked him down today. and that is jalen joining us on our big cisco screen from boynton beach. how are you doing, jalen? >> i'm pretty good, man. living life. living. >> jimmy: you seem like you're okay physically. yes? >> yes. absolutely. >> jimmy: is this how y

now set up camp on a small strip of grass just metres from the front here i'll just get out of it conor spawn and all my reports from there well some men i said you know a lot of. what we have arrived at the strip separating syria from jordan thousands of internally displaced people have been sleeping here in the open they're using basic sheets to protect themselves from the sun for their conditions are catastrophic the pictures are stronger than any words they fled attacks on their villages and towns and eastern countryside and escape toward the border with jordan looking for the safety and security that they have lost since the resumption of the attacks which led to many casualties have lost their security and hope they can cross into jordan. many more ahead in the news hour including how israel is planning to slash hundreds of millions of dollars from the palestinian authority's budget. plus what the french government is being accused of selling egypt's president the tools he needs to brutally crackdown on dissent and in sports roger federer gets his quest for a ninth wimbledon title

but at the same time, you look at my election, you look at the election in virginia, you look at conoron, those are not voices from the left. those are voices of moderation. those are voices of bipartisanship. those are the voices i think carry the day at the end of the day. but, you know, look, there is an energy out there to -- to rally folks against this administration and some of the abhorrent things that are being done with immigration and other issues. we want to stifdon't want to st voices. at the end of the day you're going to see more and more people that are going to look to gather the heartland, because that's where the real middle of the country is. that's where the future of the country, i believe, is going to be decided. >> senator doug jones, thank you so much for joining me. appreciate it. >> my pleasure, dana. thank you. >>> and as democratic women take center stage in the mid terms, president trump goes out of his way to mock the #metoo movement. was that a crucial mistake, or was it crafty politics? our panel weighs in, after the break. ♪ come fly with me, let's fly,

you saw conor lamb in a special election. we'll see candidates who match their district. if their district is more to the left and perhaps we could say that about alexander cortez in the bronx, she's a good fit. >> a lot of bernie supporters. what do you make of this trip? >> this is interesting. we know that cortez is the hot young progressive person that is in the news right now because of her big win. and then we have bernie sanders, who is sort of the old reliable, who has been around for a long time, calling himself a democratic socialist when most democrats would never, ever, ever approach that label. and he proudly wore it. suddenly we see the two of them linking up. never met before she won her congressional primary, and they agreed to do campaigning together. this appeared to be a good opportunity for them. two candidates in kansas who sought out their help. bernie sanders and cortez will go on friday to help them out. whether that's going to be a great idea in this a state as red as kansas, remains to be seen. but don't forget, david, there was that disastrous e

conor powell, thank you very much with the breaking news that the israeli military has shot down a syriantep down after a disturbing appearance on sasha barren cohen's new tv show. jason spencer is shown yelling racial slurs repeatedly. during another segment, he lowers his pants. the actions are called, quote, appalling and offensive. the republican house speaker calling on spencer to resign immediately. the show has been slammed by critics for deceiving officials from both parties. >>> the boston marathon bomber could avoid the death penalty if his lawyers get their way. "the boston globe" reporting lawyers have filed a brand new motion that says they found 30 reasons why dzhokhar tsarnaev's death sentence should be thrown out. three people were killed in the april 2013 attacks, he was convicted of planting bombs at the finish line with the help of his brother who was killed in a shootout with police. >>> this violent immigrant could walk free after escaping from i.c.e. officials at the airport. according to "the new york post," prosecutors used the wrong statute to charge the man from