so therefore people who are keen to support it like cush, we are keen to support it like cush, we areibutes to people who were here like amy winehouse and lynden david hall who also lost his life earlier this year. let's find out how the weather is lurking. the roof is on at wimbledon. a wise decision. we've seen whether across the united kingdom but there isa across the united kingdom but there is a slow improvement. the sun has broken through the cloud across east wales, the west midlands, it's turning out to be warm here. some outbreaks of rain through eastern england pushing to the north sea, turning dry at trent bridge, wimbledon and simple stone. it is interesting for the grand prix qualifying. we are keeping an eye on the western parts of scotland, wet and windy here. and another spell of rain southeast of northern ireland, into northern england and into wales. a lot of hill forward but clearing across northern ireland. it dipped intoa clearing across northern ireland. it dipped into a single figures, but a warm night elsewhere. part two of the weekend, and sunday, is a sunnier

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news media while taking credit for strong wall street numbers but worth remembering he may end up cushing his twitter habit when he heads overseas. remember that first foreign trip he hardly tweeted at all instead letting his message abroad speak for itself. we expect to see the president on this independence day when he watches fireworks from the truman balcony. >> thanks so much. now some breaking news in the early hours of july 4th. today's budget stand down ending. governor christie just signing a $37 billion budget into law after the state legislature came into agreement sending a budget to him without line item concerns for the majority. >>> it ends the shuttering of historic beaches and sites just as residents look forward to celebrating the holiday, a move medicine made difficult for christie after pictures of he and his family. he is defending his decision while brushing off the controversy. >> i think i've proven over the last eight years i don't really care about political optics, i care about right and wrong. i think i've proven over the last eight years i have a choice to mak

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begin "out front" with the breaking news -- we are learning donald trump jr., palm manafort and jared cush mer are set to testify next week. three of trump's closest advisers, his son, son-in-law and campaign chairman now subject to senator's questioning. jared kushner will appear before the senate intelligence committee on monday in what a source says will be a closed session. now, donald trump jr. and palm manafort are scheduled to testify before the senate judiciary committee two days later. it is unclear at this hour whether those testimonies, where they agree to appear. we will find out more about that in the next three minutes here. all three of these men, of course, are crucial players all the way along in the whole russia questioning now in that infamous meeting with the campaign. >> that meeting was set up with providing incriminating information on hillary clinton sourced to the top levels of the washington government. manu raju is out front. what are you learning? obviously, this will be a crucial set of testimonies. >> reporter: yes, that's right t. senate judiciary committee s

the bill is highly controversial in france where many citizens fear it goes too far in terms of cushing civil liberties. rights groups including amnesty international and human rights watch have heavily criticized it. the national assembly will debate the bill in october. if they give it the green light it would come into force by the first of november this year. catherine: now to a story across the atlantic now. donald trump and vladimir putin coming together for a second undisclosed meeting, previously undisclosed. this at the g-20 in hamburg earlier this month. the white house has confirmed that this meeting took place a short while after vladimir putin and donald trump held her first official face-to-face. donald trump meanwhile has responded on twitter saying that media speculation about this meeting about a secret dinner is sick and fake news, as you can see. we can look closer with our chief foreign editor rob parsons. rob, leaks and revelations surrounding donald trump, surrounding his administration, surrounding russia, they seem to be coming thick and fast or pretty regularly

moral deficiency morally challenge drummer son jared cushing and his campaign chair paul newman of for attended that meeting that you went to what about their legal liability should clear shouldn't still have security clearance i don't think he should i mean that's an important thing and. you need to have allegiance only the united states of america now only to meet with the russians which was improper but he didn't disclose that until recently there have been too many areas where the product family just seems to have amnesia about meetings with russia. adam only met with a few russians and they've all been in russia and i remember those meetings they they remember those meetings they just simply didn't put them down on the forms and it's perjury not to do so and they shouldn't i don't think he should have a security clearance beyond that you know larry you need somebody like the top of the big it involved somebody who's an experienced ambassador and foreign policy expert to go in on critical born issues like the middle east and and israel and the palestinian authority to try to help y

eisenhower avenue where it slows in the middle of the road before finally coming to a stop on the cush. the woman shot multiple times in the upper body gets out of the vehicle where witnesses say a man on a bicycle stopped to help. >> the guy was holding the lady with a gunshot wound. jeff: stephen works at a tire shot across from the shooting scene and believes an argument between the suspect and the victim started on the beltway and then escalated when the two vehicles got to the stoplight at eisenhower and claremont. >> he pulled next to her. she gets out of the car and asked what is happening. why road rage? opened the door. he didn't say nothing. he started shooting. >> i get inside the office and i hear four shots from

. >> getting sidewalks and cushes can be a bonus. but a family says the work started with no notice. and left them trapped in their house all weekend. >> the driveways were torn up by the road crews a week ago. families say there is no way to get in and out of the driveways so they called "7 on your side." these contractors were contacted by the public works department. the residents tell us they were never notified about losing access to the homes. "7 on your side" got answers from the county officials and they tell us they tried to pollgize for trapping some people on the old landover road in their own home and say the contractor should have put temporary access gravel or steel plates to allow people to use their own driveways. i feel like i'm imprisoned all weekend. >> you can see the roadwork is still going on here. there are the concrete crews that are trying to get the work and the access along old landover road. we will show you what you need to know if they come to your neighborhood and they try to block your driveway. report

eisenhower avenue where it slows in the middle of the road before finally coming to a stop on the cush. the woman shot multiple times in the upper body gets out of the vehicle where witnesses say a man on a bicycle stopped to help. >> the guy was holding the lady with a gunshot wound. jeff: stephen works at a tire shot across from the shooting scene and believes an argument between the suspect and the victim started on the beltway and then escalated when the two vehicles got to the stoplight at eisenhower and claremont. >> he pulled next to her. she gets out of the car and asked what is happening. why road rage? opened the door. he didn't say nothing. he started shooting. >> i get inside the office and i hear four shots from outside. >> we believe this is road rage incident between two individuals. >> the alexandria police announcing this afternoon that 58-year-old ernest stickell of mechanicsville maryland was taken into custody this afternoon and charged with the shooting. >> it's a surprise to me. it's a quiet area. i can happen anywhere. >> it's scary possibility now days. yeah. je

the move is aimed at cushing addiction among children honor of kings has over 50 million daily active users and is tencent's top grossing game. >>> the micro financing sector in china is looking to service 900 million people who have access to mainstream banking for some that means turning to farmers for new growth eunice yoon filed this report. >> reporter: far from his posh beijing office, roger ying is meeting some of his best clients. >> we love coming down here. it's always a treat. >> reporter: the stanford grad from south africa founded a peer to peer lending company. the p to p industry in china has run into financial trouble to survive ying lends almost solely to people on the farms. >> when i look at the china economy, 1.3 billion people. 300 million to 400 million have already been enriched. there's 900 million other farmers who have been left behind by the mainstream financial system we see the demand for farmers. >> reporter: farmerslike the fus. in this village in southwest china, he used to be a coal miner. after getting injured, he wanted to try figure farming but didn

new cushes and the new storm water management put in. the adjacent bike and the two feet wider. safety guardrails have been installed. >> we also extended up to five feet. the walkway through the zoo tunnel. we are still very much encouraging the bicyclists to walk their bikes but we could have two-way walking traffic. michelle: the park service is helping with the run craw and flooding. brianne: first-hand look at how they work tonight at 5:00. in northwest washington, brianne carter, abc7 news. michelle: reports overseas claiming german auto makers colluded over diesel technology and the te missions relief. b.m.w. and daimler namedded in a report online. it chronicles the company and the size of the tank that holds a solution meant to reduce diesel emissions. the bush brothers and company removing three type of the baked beans off the shelves. it recalled 28-ounce can of the bush's brow baked beans, country style baked beans and original baked beans. it ses there is a possible temporary quality issue from one of the can suppliers. the issue has been fixed but you are asked to

the hopes that chinese economic sanctions could help cush the nuclear ambitions of the north korea, those hopes faded away. this icbm launch by north korea certainly in defiance of a ban by the u.n. security council. the u.n. security council by the way, at request of the u.s. will meet this afternoon on this issue behind closed doors. now the pentagon says the launch which you're seeing here lasted 37 minutes. that is the longest flight time for any ballistic missile north korea launched by the way. a pentagon spokesman saying today, the u.s. didn't shoot down this missile after it was launched even though they watched preparations for the launch as well because they deemed it did not pose a threat to north america or allies. but officials say this launch did threaten airliners that may have been flying over head and shipping in the sea of japan because north korea didn't coordinate with anyone. the pentagon by the way saying this missile is not one they have seen before. is it a game-changer? it very well could be. meantime we know president trump heading to europe. he has the g20 meeti

it is illegal to lie to congress but cush mer was not under oath today. he will be under oath tomorrow when he appears before the house intelligence committee. meanwhile donald trump jr. and paul manafort are in negotiationes with the senate judiciary committee in a closed session and they will not be under oath. this is all as president trump faces a big decision. including sweeping russia sanctions package it punish moscow for interfearance in the president bl election. as well as sanctions in iran and north korea. long's posing the effort to ex escalate punitive damages. >> the president wants it make sure we actually get the best deal for the united states and sew is very focused on that. but at same time wants it make sure that sanctions on those three countries remain and he will study that legislation and see what the final product looks like. >> the white house once again questioning underlying questionnaire and interfere unin the election with newly minted communications director anthony scaramucci to offer up the kremlin line on this issue. >> s

priebus wentreince in knowing it would be chaotic, you had steve bannon coming off the campaign, jared cush the, the son-in-law, playing an important role, went through succession of national security advisor within a month of the administration. but i think at some level i think that president trump's success has been in sowing chaos and i think he thought that would work for him as president. i think at this point, you know, it remains to be seen whether you could be effective as president, certainly he's having is challenges on capitol hill. just think about trying to -- if you have the strategic job of setting an agenda to work with the hill, for example, on policy. and you're trying to message around that and create the backdrop and backup so that people feel they can stick with you and every day the story is changing. he just -- you know, they make plans and they're blown up, virtually every day. that in part i think is the result of the investigation and the president's inability to stay away from it but i think it's also just the nature of the way he's always, i think, conducted him

definitely concern among those close to cush nekushner. >> basically, getting rid of a loop.ed kushner can have that job. you can't say, jared, could you step out? could you step out every two seconds. that job, the nature of the job he has requires it. so -- one or the other. >> can't negotiate middle east peace without having a security clearance. >> that would be tough. >> see what the president does. he has the -- >> it's up to the president. >> guys, thank very much. >>> the promise to repeal and replace obamacare served certainly as a major pillar of president trump's winning campaign. so what is the bills collapse reveal about the party's future and party's ability to push ahead with an agenda? phone with our allstate agent, and i know that we have accident forgiveness. so the incredibly minor accident that i had tonight- four weeks without the car. okay, yup. good night. with accident forgiveness your rates won't go up just because of an accident. switching to allstate is worth it. finding the best hotel price is now a safe bet. because tripadvisor searches over 200

was trump jr polling cush mer and manafort, was he pulling them into meetings as a courtesy to someonen know that well? other thing is i feel like people are taking it as a given that the story about nothing came out of the meeting is true. i think that's possible. russian oligarchs want sanctions appeal. they would ask for that even if nothing offered in return. people all have good reason to want us to think that nothing good came out of the meeting. we should consider the possibility that something came out of meeting. >> latest breaking news from new york times is that donald trump's lawyer he is not ace colleagues, i'm reading directly from article, that kushner can be whispering, keeping the lawyers out of the loop, according to someone with the legal team, viewing mr. kushner as obstacle and freelancer more concerned about protecting himself than his father-in-law. the person said david corn i am not surprised. >> i'm not surprised by any of this. and the key question still seems to be the lying and colluding. for how many months have the trumps, including donald trump jr, we do

the new higher glass is aimed at cushing some of those fair. coming back to live look her you can see that the clipper card only entrance is available here right now, one final note the pay gates are clipper only to enter but they do accept paper tickets to exit. they don't want to cause any confusions. if passenger is try to exit here without a clipper card, if the program works well they're hoping they will be able to roll similar system out in other stations throughout the bay area. >> back to you. >> a six month old little girl was kidnaped in san francisco is safe this morning thanks to the help after a bus driver. police say a woman took the baby from her father's car about 9:00 yesterday morning. they say the father left the little girl with a car spark parked -- nearby. police the woman got on a muni bus with the baby and the bus driver saw them and called police. the suspect was arrested and the baby was reunite window her parents unharmed. at this time they're still invest gaiting whether there was a relationship between the person wh

and james comb i can't understand absolutely out of step with her own party ready to kick her to the cushll do, will they read it? steve: absolutely. people want to see it i have been told inside her circle of advisors apparently she takes responsibility for the loss. which something people want to read about. brian: that's a short book. steve: all right. meanwhile, anthony scaramucci, that man right there, diving head first into the swamp to expose white house locaters. but now the latest breach targets him. ainsley: and president trump working hard to deliver on his promise of tax reform. stuart varney is here with how america's working class is responding. come on up, stuart. ♪ we're on the move ♪ ain't no stopping us now ♪ ll so small, ll so small, we call it mini. new clearminis from nexium 24hr. see heartburn differently. our 18 year old wase army in an accident.'98. when i call usaa it was that voice asking me, "is your daughter ok?" that's where i felt relief. we're the rivera family, and we will be with usaa for life. ...is not just something you can see or touch. home...is a fee

he can cush it probably to a certain degree.nd that's pretty unfortunate. it doesn't serve the president very well. he will help just because of his strength of his personality in dealing with that look it, he is taking -- let's just put it right out there, the super star of his cabinet. kelly is the principle. he has his own chief of staff. he has a huge staff working for him. he has tens of thousands of people. what he is doing is giving all of that up to become a staff person himself. he is doing that out of loyalty and devotion to the president. that's testimony to who he is, i think, and i think he is going to serve the president very well. clayton: he has to deal with intractable congress though. can he get anything done with a republican controlled congress that seems to be in total disarray. >> i don't think kelly by himself is going to have that kind of impact on the congress. that's asking too much of the position. we have been watching this congress, you know, for this last week, and the president couldn't move it. an