thank you, david lee. back in washington tonight, president trump saying republicans in the senate should repeal obamacare first and replace it later. it's the latest chapter in the long running and so far unsuccessful saga of g.o.p. efforts to get rid of the last president's health care overhaul. we at team fox coverage, mike emanuel is on capitol hill, but chief whites correspondent chief white house correspondent john roberts. >> after letting his legend laid of staff get of the initial proposal, president trump is invested in the senate health care bill. he made it clear today that's not the only thing he wants to change. in his first face-to-face encounter with newly elected south korean president moon jae-in, he's not comfortable with the deal. >> you know who signed it. you know who wanted it. our trade deficit with south korea has increased by more than $11 billion. not exactly a great deal. >> it's unclear who president trump was blaming for the deal. while it went in effect under the obama admini

david lee muller is live in london with the very latest. reporter: elizabeth, londoners are being told they should remain calm but vigilant and this in the wake of the terror attacks that killed at least seven people, wounded as many as 48, 21 we are told quickly. the attackers plowed a van, white man into pedestrians on london bridge and then attempted to stab anyone nearby. all three attackers were killed in a hail of bullets. please fired as many as 50 rounds fearful that the suicide belt, now determined to has been safe but could have been the real thing. indeed, i am not surprised that one face with what they must have feared was suicide bombers that the officers fired an impressive number of rounds to the complete confidence that you neutralized the threat that was been imposed. i am humbled by the bravery of the officers was rushed toward potential suicide bombers thinking only of protecting others five authorities tried to

so i'm like, yeah, draymond and david lee right there. that's cool, it's the first time i've ever seen this. >> reporter: since then he haded jim barnett. reyes and his toaster have become celebrities. at least among his coworkers. do you let the toaster out of your sight? >> not at all. >> reporter: and he will never, ever use it for its intended purpose. >> it injures burns the logo onto the bread. it doesn't toast it that well. >> reporter: that's okay, as long as the warriors toast the gachlz in the finals. laura anthony, abc7 news. >> love it. like the past two years, the warriors will host official watch parties at the oracle arena when they head back to cleveland. watch party tickets for games three and four game on sale monday. season ticket holders get the first crack at 10:00 in the morning. priority wait list begin at 11:00. tickets are $20. >>> and abc7 is the only place to watch every game of the finals. here' the schedule. game one at oracle. game two is also in oakland sunday at 4:30. game three is in cleveland. wednesday a

david lee miller has the latest from london. >> they said get out, get out. >> reporter: panic in the streets of london. the first terrorist attacks in three months sent shock waves around the world. saturday night a van veered off the road and barreled into pedestrians on london bridge. >> we were right by the street where the white van was. i said to my friend something is not right, it's not right. there's people running about screaming, shouting. >> reporter: the terrorists began attacking people with an area packed with bars and restaurants. >> they started running all over the scene. i saw people on the floor. >> reporter: the three attackers were shot and killed by police within eight minutes arriving on the scene. sunday police are carrying out rage in east london arresting people in connection to the attack. theresa may, london's prime minister is vowing never to give in. >> our country has made significant progress in disrupting plots and protecting the public. but it is time to say enough is enough. everybody needs to go about their lives as they normally would. our society

i'm like, yeah, draymond and david lee right there. that's cool. first time i've ever seen this. >> reporter: since then he's added the penmanship of former warrior jim barnett. the toaster has become a celebrity at least among his coworkers. do you let the toaster out of your sight? >> not at all. >> reporter: and he will never, ever use it nor its intended purpose. >> it just burns the logo onto the bread. it doesn't really toast it that well. >> reporter: that's okay as long as the warriors toast the cavs in the finals. laura anthony, abc7 news. >> okay, we told you about the celebrity power in the stands of the game. tonight we found one of those celebs biggest fans is right here in our abc7 news room. watch this. >> for now we want to get back to after the game with larry, harry and donald because, guys, the warriors were on fire! oh, my gosh that's -- >> yes, they were. >> tell him i said hi. >> alma hitting the high note there. we have a guy who can hit some notes. >> okay, is that adorable? alma had her own moment when bay area rapper valle

he recognized david lee right there. he recognized draymond.o, i'm like, yeah, draymond and david lee right there. man, that's really cool. it's the first time i've ever seen this. >> ray sent this tweet this morning saying he got a personal invitation to tomorrow's victory parade from klay. very impressed and yes, he will be riding on a float. >> awesome. that's going to be so fun. well, the parade will follow the same route as 2015. it will start at broadway and 11th head to the western edge of lake merritt near harrison and grand and wind its way to the henne i j. kaiser convention center. >> that's right. abc7 news of course will have live coverage of the victory parade tomorrow. we're calling it a dub nation celebration. so, please join us. it all starts at 10:00 a.m. >> yeah, and kristen and i will be right here with you for that. so please tune if. it will be a lot of fun. >> "world news tonight with david muir" coming up. aim i'm kristen sze. >> i'm >>> tonight from washington, the horrifying moment. new video of the gunfire on the ball

>> neil: thanks very much, david lee miller. there are reports that they have identified the gunman. our own affiliate has report dr. henry bello was working at the facility. we don't know how long before he was terminated and this was probably vengeance. no way of knowing. we'll keep you posted. we're keeping you posted on developing news that the president is making his way to new jersey. he surprised folks with a tweet. offering republicans with a new approach to the healthcare situation. repeal now and replace later. i was thinking to myself, wasn't what rand paul said a few days ago? he's back. he's here. rand paul after this. u do all th on a perfect car, then smash it into a tree. your insurance company raises your rates... maybe you should've done more research on them. for drivers with accident forgiveness, liberty mutual won't raise your rates due to your first accident. liberty mutual insurance. ♪ whoa that's amazing... hey, i'm the internet! i know a bunch of people who would love that. the internet loves what you're

david lee miller is in london. david lee, what more can you tell us about the attackers? >> reporter: harris, it is indeed significant that authorities are publicly naming two of the three attackers. they are described as pakistani born citizen 27-year-old karom butt and rasheed rawani. both lived in barking, only about eight miles from where saturday night's murder spree took place. authorities say one of the attackers, butt, was known to them as well as the uk's domestic spy agency. he even appeared as recently as last year in a tv documentary on british jihadi. the other attacker claimed to be from morocco as well as from libya. there's not a great deal more information about him. authorities now say harris they are working on establishing the identity of the third attacker. they have also asked people who may know the other two men to come forward. any information would be helpful as this investigation continues. harris? >> i know that the mirror which is there in the uk is reporting and we stan substantiate this but you would imagine if there's a video, it shouldn't

in the last 30 minutes we have seen the mayor of london lee david jewel —— lee david jewel.on bridge attack on the bbc. not very pleasant out there at all. the bad weather will continue to night and there will be heavy rain. the winds tomorrow might even be stronger. the cloud has been shrouding the uk over the last two hours or so. the heaviest of the rain has been across these most western areas. heavy rain will be pushing into south—western scotland, the lake district, and to the south of that the wins will be swinging to a north—westerly direction and it will be blowing hard around the coastal areas. a blustery picture. tomorrow at the low pressure is slap bang over us. you can see a lot of isobars there. it looks more like autumn than june. a isobars there. it looks more like autumn thanjune. a window of better weather at this stage, eight o'clock in the morning across the south west and wales. more sunshine, but it is very windy. it could be costing close to 50 miles an hour. that is stronger this time of the year and it will whip up the trees. the rain continues to fa

in london, david lee miller. fox news. >>> tonight, president trump is taking to twitter to criticize london's mayor. the president tweeted this morning, quote, at least seven people are dead and 48 people in terror attack. and mayor of london says there is no reason to be alarmed. spokesperson for london's mayor fired back saying the mayor has more important things to do than respond is to donald trump's ill informed tweet that deliberately takes on a context remark urging londoners not to be alarmed had they saw more police including armed officers on the street. last night's did not stop the benefit concert in england, arianna grande and friends played to a packed stadium. not just music but defiance and tears. arianna grande taking the stage with a youth choir for the one love manchester concert, benefits suicide the victims of a suicide bomber at the manchester arena nearly two weeks ago. she performed this evening for fans along with other huge names like milely cyrus. cold play and justin beiberer. >> i th

david lee, the latest from central london. >> bill, a moment of silence was observed all throughout the. today in memory of the victims. but at the same time angry voices now being raised, many wanting to know why at least one of the attackers was not stopped by authorities. as has been widely reported in various media such as cnn, abc, bbc and seen around the world, although not confirmed by london police, 27-year-old khuram shazad butt was featured in a tv documentary only last year. in this documentary seen by more than one million viewers butt can be seen unfurling the isis flag. police commissioner here says there was no intelligence to suggest that saturday's attack was being planned. police say they were aware of butt but that he was not a priority. he was moved to a lower echelon of importance. there are multiple reports of people notification authorities about butt's radicalization. one former neighbor says that his wife notified police that butt was trying to radicalize children. listen. >> police are asking community to help to get information or whatever suspicious, you know

events at the scene of a bronx shooting hospital this season, evening, but we are going going to david lee miller who was at the scene in the bronx with the very latest. david? >> we are at bronx lebanon hospital. you can see the hospital behind me over my shoulder. at this hour, there are reports that a gunman is now dead. authorities say a gunman who began firing shortly around 3:00 is now dead. not clear if he took his own life or if he was killed by police. we are also told that three people have been shot. we have not confirmed that. i spoke to an individual who was here shortly after the shooting. he said that there were initial reports that one person was shot on the 16th floor of the hospital. that person somehow managed to make it to the ninth floor. and two additional people were shot. one on the eighth floor, one on the second floor. as for the shooter, our local affiliate is identifying him as dr. henry bello. our affiliate is reporting that he worked here until very recently at bronx lebanon high school in the bronx. he recently lost his job. this may have been a work-related

. >> he recognized the signatures, david lee and draymond.'m like, it's draymond and david lee right there. that's really cool. that's the first time i've ever seen this. >> he's added the penmanship of jim barnett, current announcer. reyes and his toaster are even celebrities, at least among his co-workers. >> do you let the toaster out of your sight? >> not at all. >> he will never ever use it for its intended purpose. >> it burns the logo on to the bread. it doesn't really toast it that well. >> that's okay as long as the warriors toast the cavs in the finals. laura anthony, abc 7 news. >>> thanks, laura. no toast but lots of luck. >>> if you're not going to oracle, you can only watch the game on abc 7. espn and abc's coverage of game 2 of the nba finals starts today at 4:30. right before the game, join abc 7's larry beil and mike shumann for the dubs on 7 pregame show brought to you by jeep. larry and mike will be live at oracle at 4:00. >>> coming up, lunch with a legend. what you can do to dine with warren buffett. one of the world's ri

he recognized david lee right there. he recognized draymond.'m like, yeah, it's draymond and david lee right there. that is really cool, it's the first time i've ever seen this. >> and he sent this tweet this morning saying that he's gotten a personal invitation to tomorrow's victory parade from klay. >> wow. >> very impressed. >> what's next, a toaster, maybe an iron. all right. that's our report. we appreciate your time. i'm dan ashley. >> i'm alma daetz. for larry, spencer, all of us, thanks for joining us. >> we will see you in one hour on the big 7. narrator: today on corrupt crimes, kay porter ricks is a 63-year-old vietnam veteran, father of three and grandfather of six, well respected and loved within his community. one afternoon, he leaves for work and simply vanishes.

. >> he recognized the signatures, david lee and draymond.raymond and david lee right there. he's like that's really cool. that's the first time i've ever seen this. >> he's added the penmanship of jim barnett, current announcer. reyes and his toaster are even celebrities, at least among his co-workers. >> do you let the toaster out of your sight? >> not at all. >> he will never ever use it for its intended purpose. >> it burns the logo on to the bread. it doesn't really toast it that well. >> that's okay as long as the warriors toast the cavs in the finals. laura anthony, abc 7 news. >>> if you're not going to oracle, you can only watch the game on abc 7. espn and abc's coverage of game 2 of the nba finals starts today at 4:30. right before the game, join abc 7's larry beil and mike shumann for the dubs on 7 pregame show brought to you by jeep. larry and mike will be live at oracle at 4:00. >>> coming up, lunch with a legend. what you can do to dine with warren buffett. one of the world's richest men. but it's not going to be cheap. it's bee

. >> sandra: david lee miller life for us on the ground in london. thank you. if i could, investor, ask you about what we continue to hear reported now, and as david lee miller brought up, that at least one of the suspects was on the radar of authorities, was known to authorities, what does that tell you? >> john: well, it says that authorities are reluctant to engage, even what i think is permissible investigative behavior to try and prevent these attacks before they happen. it is the normal law-enforcement approach to try and apprehend the criminals after it happens. that is unacceptable and the kids have terrorism. one thing that the police said about isis, they said that there is no evidence of any connection other than maybe the terrorists were inspired by isis, don't these guys get the point? this is not ibm in the 1950s with people wearing white shirts, dark ties, dark suits sitting at desks and looking at boxes and lines on an organizational chart. this is the point that isis can inspire people over the internet or through social media and get them to e

. >> reporter: he recognized david lee right there, i'm like, that's cool, that's the first time i've ever seen this. >> i can't imagine someone asking me to sign a toaster. >> reporter: reyes said he does not plan to use the toaster for its intended purpose, but set it in front of the tv every night. >> scripps national spelling bee ended in a tie for three straight years. there's one word for the winner this morning, the word coming up in the morning buzz. there's a little klutz in all of us. that's why we made clorox splash-less bleach... splashless. shine on, klutzes. shine on. keep on giggling...ica. and goofing. keep on grooving... and togethering. with scott 1000's long-lasting roll, we'll keep on going, too. scott 1000. america's longest lasting roll. ♪ that's life. you diet. you exercise. and if you still need help lowering your blood sugar... ...this is jardiance. along with diet and exercise... jardiance lowers blood sugar and a1c in adults with type 2 diabetes. in adults with type 2 diabetes and cardiovascular disease. jardiance can cause serious side effects, including de

our david lee miller live near the scene in london with the very latest, now just about 24 hours sincehis attack started, david. >> reporter: that's right, leland. and thinking about time now, saturday's attack lasted only eight minutes, be but the consequences are going to change people's lives forever. in that time seven people were killed, that in addition to the three attackers. authorities say the perpetrators, who they have not yet publicly identified, ran a rented white van into a crowd of pedestrians on the london bridge. and after that vehicle came to a stop, wielding knives, they attempted to slash anyone in sight. the investigation into the attack today led police to east london where they conducted a series of raids. twelve people have now been arrested. but what, if any, role they have had in saturday's attack, authorities have not said. meanwhile, the area in and around where the carnage took place is still cordoned off. the terror threat level remains severe. police say they will continue to keep a high profile. >> indeed, i'm not surprised that when faced with what they

david lee miller and london with the investigation. we begin with john roberts live at the white house. >> good morning to pray to the president of the united states now in an open fight, the public air raids and twitter, with the incident, the president tweeted "at least him and dead, and no reason to be alarmed." that prompted the sportsman to say that he has more important things to do than respond to donald trump's ill-informed tweet that he deliberately takes out of context. his remarks urging londoners not to be alarmed when they saw more police including armed officers on the street. but the president took that as a slap in the face and wrote back "pathetic excuse by london mayor sadiq khan who had to think fast on his "no reason to be alarmed" statement. msm is working hard to sell it!" the president's comments are drawing fire from theresa may who says that it is wrong to criticize even though he said that he was criticized for her and cutting forces in the u.k. the acting ambassador to the united kingdom, held over from the o

. >> he recognized some of the signatures and recognized david lee and draymond, and he said, that's really cool, and that's the first time i have ever seen this. >> ray sent this tweet yesterday saying he received a personal invitation from klay to ride in a float during today's victory parade. that's my favorite story of the whole season so far. >> oh, wow. >> and that toaster puts a dubs' imprint on the toast. >> yeah, we were talking about the toast on twitter. >> avocado toast. >> i just had that yesterday for lunch. i made it. it was very good. saved money. we're in the 50s and 60s across the board. this is going to be the launching pad to get us into a warm afternoon. 57 right now, and oakland, 61 concord and highs today, lots of sunshine from the get go. look at this. 84 san francisco. san francisco, going up to a mild 74. 78 in oakland and 89 in santa rosa and 90s in the warmest spots inland. >>> we're looking okay right now. here's a live look at golden gate bridge. southbound 101, no issues if you are coming from the north bay. and mass transit looking good at this point,

. >> david lee miller has the latest from the scene. >> they said get out, get out. shock waves around the world, saturday night a van veered off the road and barrelled into pedestrians, on london bridge. >> we were like, no there is is about to cross the street over toward where the whites van was, i said something to my friends, something not right here. people are running about screaming and shouting. >> terrorist fled with knives and began attacking people with a area packed with bars and restaurants. >> actually started running, and just having everybody, who ever was near him. >> in the floor. >> the three attackers shot and killed by police, within eight minutes of arriving on the scene. sunday police caring out raids in east london, arresting people in connection with the attack. british prime minister theresa may is vowing to never give in. >> since the emergence of the threat inspired terrorism, our country has made significant progress in disrupting plots, and protecting the public. but it is time to say enough is enough. everybody needs to go about their

[laughter] >> tennis star caroline wozniacki, she's been hinting for months she could be dating david lee we got proof. >> is it funny she can be a wozniacki and there's steve wozniak? >> names are different. >> it's kind of weird how the last names are just one letter and it's a totally different name. >> what are you talking about? [laughter] >> oprah celebrating wonder woman day.

[laughter] >> tennis star caroline wozniacki, she's been hinting for months she could be dating david leethe spurs. and we got proof. >> is it funny she can be a wozniacki and there's steve wozniak? >> names are different. >> it's kind of weird how the last names are just one letter and it's a totally different name. >> what are you talking about? [laughter] >> oprah celebrating wonder woman day. she had a party at her house for over 20 10-year-olds. she dressed as wonder woman.

i have been speaking to technology correspondent david lee's. firm and was subjected to sexual harassment, gender discrimination and all manner of bad working practices and since then, uber has been on the defensive, hit by scandal after scandal, in a legal battle with the parent company of google over allegedly stealing trade secrets, several high profile members of staff resigned, several more have been fired, an investigation into uber‘s working practices that were set up by the company and that resulted in 20 more being fired and all of this has landed at the feet of travis kalanick, he has shaped the country company in his own image, excess at all company in his own image, excess at a ll costs, company in his own image, excess at all costs, aggression. that was done at the expense of some fundamental ways of running a business. he has been forced out after several investors pressured him saying he had to do this for the good of the company. he has finally taken that step. people have been remarking that this possibly reflects a wider cultur

. >> rerecognized davidly and draymond so i'm like yeah, it's draymond and david lee. >> since then hethd jim barr net. he and his toaster have become celebrities among his co-workers. >> do you let it out of your sight? >> not at all. >> and he will never, ever, use it. for it's intended purpose. >> it just burns the logo on to the bread, it doesn't toast it that well. >> that's okay as long as they toast the cavs in the finals. abc 7 news. >> the warriors are get dub nation filed up. at midnight they tweets "officially game day." you can watch it right here on abc 7. right before the game, downour larry biehl and mike schumann for the dubs on 7 pregame show. that will be lye at oracle at 4:00 p.m. >> bill maher is apologizing for using a racial slur on his show. abc 7 news reporting ron clayborn has the latest. >> an apologize for using a racial slur. >> i have to get to nebraska more. >> you're welcome. love to have you working the fields with us. >> working the fields -- senator, i'm a house itself a joke. >> hours later he took to twitter saying just individualing last night wasn'

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david lee miller in london as the memorials continue in manchester, thanks, david. liz? elizabeth: world leaders are reacting, kristin fisher is monitoring the administration's response. as we saw the president take to twitter not long after the attack, kristin, what's the latest? >> reporter: well, liz, he's responding by using a lot of the same phrases that we heard so much of on the campaign trail. at the time for political correctness is over. he's also using this moment to really push for his travel ban, that executive order on extreme vetting which he believes is needed now more than ever in order to keep our country safe. so shortly after the attack, he host posted on twitter, quote, we must be smart, vigilant and tough. we need the courts to give us back our rights. we need the travel ban as an extra level of safety. the ban's been blocked repeatedly in court, but the trump administration has just asked the high court to reinstate it. as we await their response, republican senator roy blunt weighed in on fox news sunday. >> i don't know what the court will decide

david lee miller joins me. >> you might recall the original prognosis was not good. committed to the cincinnati medical center shortly after he arrived in the united states. doctors had at the time that 22-year-old otto warmbier had suffered extensive loss of brain tissue to all regions of his brain. and the news today that he died a few hours ago, 2:20:00 p.m. his family has put out a statement that also said: "when otto returned to cincinnati late on june 13th he was unable to speak, unable to see and unable to react to verbal commands. he looked very uncomfortable -- almost anguished. although we would never hear his voice again, within a day the countenance of his face changed. he was at peace. he was home and we believe he could sense that. should be noted that he was sentenced to a 15 year prison term for what north korea described as hostile acts against the state. accused of stealing a propaganda poster. sentenced to 15 years of hard labor. turned out now to be a death sentence. >> trish: that's really sad. our hearts go out to his family. very sad news. than

david lee miller, thank you are much. want to bring in nigel farage, member of the european parliament for a leader of the u.k. party. good to see you under horrible circumstances. what can you tell us about what is happening right now in terms of the sentiments of the people. how do you see it? >> is jumpy and one way. there are a lot of these cowards around. a lot of police on the streets. quite a lot of sirens and i guess we now know there have been a lot of great to meet london and at least a dozen people have been detained. london is very quiet this morning. fewer people on the street that would normally expect to see on a sunday. generally -- generally, people do in the city and don't forget we have the threat of terrorism long before this. people generally do respond incredibly well despite the horrors that have taken place. but i do detect there is one light change of attitude. and that is that every time one of these things happen, our leaders showed their regret, their sorrow, astonishment and shop. i think we'r

our guests include mike lee, david hawking's and michigan democratic congresswoman, brenda lawrence.e sure to watch washington journal live at 7:00 eastern this morning. join the discussion. >> this sunday, q and a is in new york at the franklin d. roosevelt presidential library and museum where we go inside for a rare look at fdr's personal office and collection of artifacts with the museum's director. library opened in june of 1941. he was still in office. he had an incredibly inquisitive mind so they were 914 books in this room alone. every book was selected by fdr to be in this room. this room is almost identical to the way it was the day that fdr died. >> watch q and a of the franklin d. roosevelt presidential library and museum in hyde park, new york, sunday night at 8:00 eastern on c-span. >> parts of the foreign intelligence surveillance act are set to the tests are set to expire in december. it allows agencies to collect communications. he talked about what is needed to get the law renewed. he spoke for an hour at the hoover institution in washington.

. >> david lee miller is live in london with more on all of this. >> melissa, this is rush-hour herein london, we are standing on london bridge, it is extremely busy. thousands of people now headed home, the bridge reopened on monday and you can see now in place behind me are barriers to prevent the type of accident that took place this weekend. as you point out, questions persist here in the u.k., how law enforcement failed to prevent this attack in spite of warnings about at least two of the three attackers. italian authorities say they alerted their british counterparts that she youssef a zaghba. u.k. authorities say he was not on their radar despite italian officials saying he was placed on a european watch list. the head of italy's police essays they issue the appropriate alert. >> we have our documents and because we are responsible people, we can understand the concern and suffering and the difficulty of those who were called to manage a complicated situation. >> more reports have surfaced concerning 27-year-old attacker khuram butt. a british police not confirming he actually

david lee muller live in london and let's start with you. what more do we know about these killers at this hour? >> most significantly, there was a press conference in london and police officials said there were only three perpetrators, all three of the perpetrators were killed but it is possible that they may have had some type of help. it's not entirely clear at this hour. one of the greatest clues here might be the white man, rented a white van that the attackers were using. we have a still frame of this man, you can get a pretty good idea of what it looked like. at this point, the vehicle, this is after it had mowed down a number of restaurants on the london bridge. it came to a rest after it jumped a curb and it appears to be up against delightful here. according to authorities, it was at this point that the men inside the van exited and began to stab anyone insight witnesses say they will never forget before. [inaudible] we are about to cross the street when the white man was and i said to my friend something is not right, there's some

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david lee miller joining us from london. joining me now, jillian turner. katie, editor of town hall.com. both are fox news contributors. and aaron mcpike, who covers the white house for independent journal review. julian, to what extent are these attacks designed to instill fear in britain and around the world by generating saturation media coverage? >> 100%. that's pretty much -- aside from killing as many people as possible during the attack itself, this is the purpose of those attacks. and to that degree, they're enjoying unprecedented success in the last year, couple of years. this is something that isis has excelled at and really driven to new heights, thanks to social media and the way that they reach out to the community of interested people you know? by that, i mean potential terrorists around the world. and hope to get this going. >> thankfully, katie, this is not a huge death toll but justified because what this attack does is instills a sense of fewer and concern that if you're on a bridge in london, if you're shopping at london's market that yo

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our guests include mike lee, david hawkings, and brenda lawrence. be sure to watch c-span's washington journal live at 7:00 a.m. eastern thursday morning. join the discussion. >>> next, vice president mike pence talks about the administration's effort to reestablish the marshal space council. the vice president also welcomed the next class of astronaut candidates. this event was held at nasa's johnson space center in houston. >> thank you, robert. to governor abbott, senator cruz, to our great acting administrator in robert lightfoot. the director ellen ochoa and the nasa team at johnson space center. i can't tell you how privileged and honored i feel today to be able to congratulate the newest class of american heroes, the 2017 class of america's astronauts. these are 12 men and women whose personal excellence and personal courage will carry our nation to greater heights and discovery and who i know will inspire our children and grandchildren every bit as much as your forebearers have done so in this storied american program. and to this newest cla

our guests include mike lee, david hawkings, and brenda lawrence. be sure to watch c-span's "washington journal" live at 7:00 a.m. eastern thursday morning. join the discussion. >>> coming up on c-span3, the missile defense budget. then looking at the repeal and replace affordable care act. after that vice president pence visited nasa's johnson space center in houston and welcomes new astronaut candidates. later, a conversation on the u.s. tax code. >>> former fbi director will testify before the senate intelligence committee investigating russian activities during last year's election. the committee released mr. comey's written statement about meetings and phone calls he had with president trump. you can watch live hearing coverage thursday at 10:00 a.m. eastern on c-span3 and c-span.org. also listen on c-span's free radio app which you can down load at the apple app store or on google play. the hearing will also re-air thursday evening at 8:00 p.m. eastern on c-span2. >>> next, the director of the missile defense agency testifies about the pentago

david lee, you have spent the last half-hour with him, he says we are looking at another election before end of the year. i cannot take another one. anna: i know, i think we have had that from two guests this morning. we have not worked out the results of the first election, and two guests talking about another election by the end of the year. let's stick to what we know so far. parliamenta hung here in the united kingdom. no overall majority for the conservative party, even though they will be the biggest party. conservativeshe seats, that is a loss of 11. this is an election that did not need to happen. this was called by prime minister theresa may to increase her mandate, the mandate of the tory party, and her personal mandate. she seems to have been unsuccessful, the gamble has not paid off. tory party. for the there seems to be a number of ways to divide the country, north, south, earl, urban, young and old, nationalist and globalists. who will be prime minister by the hand of the day? it is still a very uncertain question. manus: i think the question now on a lot of people's minds

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david: senator mike lee, thank you. coming up, an interview with the david einhorn, live from new york city. 34 minutes away from the payrolls report. futures grinding higher, up 71 on the dow. we closed at a record high, a decent tone for the bulls this morning in global equities. from new york, you are watching bloomberg tv. ♪ jonathan: the president ditches the paris climate accord and the c-suite wishes back. ceos from goldman sachs, tesla, and disney come out swinging. the calmness protect 182,000 additions to payrolls and the unemployment rate to hold at a decade low. markets keep grinding high. u.s. equities hit a record, another one. hitspan, the nikkei to 25 a record. i'm jonathan ferro. counting you down to the payrolls report, 30 minutes away with a full lineup coming. david: a great lineup of guest to react to the payrolls report including bill gross, mohamed el-erian, and gary cohn from the white house. then at 9:00, we will speak with david einhorn on the g.m. proxy fight. futures are firmer. a record high

david lee miller is live at the scene of the attack. good morning. >> good morning.morning. the united kingdom now experience in its third terrorist attack in three months time. the threat level, the terror threat level here now remaining at severe. as you mentioned, at this hour, a series of breach taking place in east london. the community there. as many as 12 people have now been taken into custody. we can see it in crease in that number. the death toll as he mentioned no ending at seven. that could increase as many as 48 people were injured. worth noting come of this attack began a little bit after 10:00 made. the attackers in a way rental then mowed down london bridge and then nearby borough market popular with people looking for bars and restaurants and a little nightlife. they are, the stabbed their big guns. theme tire attack from beginning to end last to come as you just mentioned, only eight minutes. after eight minutes, authorities shut the attackers said. it was within those eight minutes, the longest eight minutes in the lives of many of those who surviv

so here with me tonight to discuss all of that is david gerdy, ma lee ka henderson, anna, and michael. also scott jennings, former special assistant to president george w. bush. let's get into it, james comey describing his first meeting with president donald trump on january 6th, at trump tower two weeks before the inauguration. he was breaking the news to president-elect, the president-elect of a classified dossier full of salacious allegations by russian operatives. here is what comey says. i first met then president-elect trump on friday, january 6th, in a conference room in trump tower at new york. i was there with leaders to brief them and his new national security team on the findings of an ic assessment concerning russian efforts to interfere in the election. at the conclusion of that briefing, i remained alone with the president-elect to brief him on some personally sensitive aspects of the information assembled during the assessment. the ic leadership thought it important for a variety of reasons to alert the incoming president to the existence of this material, even though

david: republican senator mike lee applauding the president's decision.tah senator and author of the new book, "written out of history." i thought we had a graphic. there is the graphic by which we'll discuss in a moment. first on the paris accord. we saw the market go to a new high right on the edge of the president's announcement, right after the announcement. i think there is connection don't you? >> yes. brilliant move on policy and on messaging. pittsburgh before paris. that line will go town in history as one of the great ones. david: made america first slogan left some people nervous because they thought it would lead to isolationism. we saw with the trip overseas he is not a isolationist. he sought to do well with arab allies and kind of a resentful european lot and he got the point across as well. there is a way to put america above at least european bureaucrats and not isolationist. >> at first minimum do no harm to our own people. he want to make sure we're not harming our own interests even as we pursue some lofty international goal that might

our guests include mike lee, david hawkings, and brenda lawrence. be sureatch c-span's washington journal live at 7:00 a.m. eastern thursday morning. join the discussion. >>> next, vice president mike pence talks about the administration's effort to reestablish the marshal space council. the vice president also welcomed the next class of astronaut candidates. this event was held at nasa's johnson space center in houston. >> thank you, robert. to governor abbott, senator cruz, to our great acting administrator in robert lightfoot. the director ellen

lee: i don't think they are telling the story right. we were just looking at, david and i were looking at components of the bill and there's a lot of really positive things as its written even in summary but i don't think they are getting out there and telling the story. democrats are coming out and attacking it for things that aren't necessarily true. preexisting conditions addressed in there, other things that are addressed in there that people are saying are not. so i think that the republicans really need to take control of the narrative and if there is going to be some fighting as we are seeing, we are trying to make this better, let's start having discussions and stop being obstructionists. maria: we've got this topic on the table. we have a lot coming up this new york. new york congresswoman claudia is with us and mac and the man who survived the benghazi terrorist attack and coauthored 13 hours, inside account of what happened in benghazi. big program ahead. let's get right to it. getting to 51 is the goal after unveiling senate proposal to repeal and replace

david: i spoke with senator mike lee, the junior senator from utah, who embraced this decision , thats a good idea and a long time coming. it were hearing from a lot of legislators on this issue? and coming up to give the president some sort of public support? republicans certainly are. republican leaders in the house and senate including senator mcconnell and house speaker paul ryan praised the president's decision to plug the paris climate accord. a think it goes along with how they view the world. there is not an acceptance of regardinge science climate change in the republican party. 97% climate scientists say it's real and humans are intruded into it. it also defenses the republican party's general anti-regulation agenda. they don't like any sort of meddling in the market, when you combine the fact that they don't believe for except the science, and that they don't like regulations, it's an easy thing for them to praise the president. it also speaks to the fact that the president campaigned on this, and it reflects his promises to his base, pecily in appalachian states that have