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. >> i'm not going to negotiate the details dk bash and forth in public but i can tell you the president has obviously made fighting the opioid crisis a priority for him. i would imagine he would be supportive of pushing resources towards that. >> how about a health saving s account? >> we're always looking for ways for additional flexibility and things to be considered. >> i want to go back to this shooting and remember what president trump said then, he said our country will perhaps become closer, more unified, so important. did his tweet this morning, series of tweets help unify the country? >> again, kristen, i think i've asked and this has been asked and i answered it several times. >> help unify the country to do what he wanted to see happen in the wake of the shooting? >> i think the president is pushing back against people who attack him day after day after day. where's the outrage on that? you guys are constantly coming and asking, is this okay? this is day after day after day. it's not just the president. the only person that i see a war on is this president and everybody that

. >> at least we are not dealing with those type tempen triple dk goodness.'t need that right hope wee soon. weather watchers areng warm. muggy. we are seeing 70's acrossed to e bit of rain that came in, ofroms or so where lou in eagleville f inch.eileen, in gilbertsville it was a little bit wet in a few spots yesterday. a pretty ely dryturday, for us and it sunday as well. talking about what we can expect asf the weekend and into the start of the workweek, well, it is a cold front sweeps across the region this is our headl workweek afternoon thunderstorms for monday, andid a half for 2 inches of rain, out there, widee could be, higher and, and, midnight on tuesday because of the chances for that heavy rainfall and then we hevere stoe been talking about all morning as well. and enhanced valley. weather vapor shows the moisture is and wherem through t 24 to 36 hours. right now we down in the central portions of u.s. just out to kansas city and oklahoma as well. we are seeing mcs a large scale system that will be, firing up, and then tracking east as our cold f

after all, he said our allies, as we ourselves let our strength dk, i don't think they feel very secure. >> indeed he said if the united states eats on, it's great of weakness, they are going to want to have us strengthened geostrategic resolution wesley. >> he made a similar point anderson cooper around the same time. characteristically, the president made his way in ways that are perhaps more plugs and more visuals here than traditional discourse but at their core i would argue these comments restupon a good deal of common sense . moreover they rest upon some of the same arguments we've heard from nonproliferation rates for years. how many times have you heard us officials or think tax dollars went down to get the credibility and capability inherent in us deterrent. >> relationships are essential to ensuring allies of the validity and thus also to reducing proliferation incentives in regions of the world in which us allies in front the specter of aggression by a rogue state or a large neighbor with territorial ambitions. i've seen and heard that point made by many people over the year

tools he got at the university of chicago told that politics in a new way and produced the malaliki the dk ultimately the cynicism that was see all around us today and that donald trump's candidacy and rhetoric embodies. in the health care debate, what we see is that buchanan gave the advice to others on the right and to his corporate funders and donors and the people he talked to that for capitalism of the kind they wanted to thrive, democracy must be in chains, must be in effect shackled because it would t take too much from people of great wealth and that would be a problem for them. so we see this being played out in the health care debate now in which, as you quoted in those polls, most people are horrified by this republican proposal. they don't want it. they understand people will l de from it. they understand people who have cancer will be paying astronomical rates for health care. they understand what a total disaster it is, yet one of our major political parties has become cap live to these donor interest using the strategy that comes from buchanan about changing the incentives o

dk represents 10% of your revenues. how do you see it going forward?any impact from brexit and the elections? tohel: first of all, i have think about those people who have suffered from these attacks. i think it is terrible. in, we have some business the leisure business in london. it is too early to tell, but hopefully this will be good -- at the end of the day, the u.k. will prevail. be more int going to your business then you anticipated? michel: today we are not being affected. consequences, inflation, that is for sure. we don't know how it will impact the british economy. but for us, the u.k. is an important country. we have done a lot of business in this country and continue to do that with government and private organizations. we still have a lot of opportunities. >> another major market for sodexo is north america. are the decisions from the current administration of donald trump positive or negative for a company like sodexo? michel: again, it is too early in. in purely economic decisions. i think this environmental issues are fundamental for

to give an ideal of the scale -- an idea of the scale, dk has approximately 22,000 suspects on the radar. assessments will never before proof and there always --s the possibility that substantive than that. -- slips through the net. data from my heritage research demonstrates a number of plots europe has faced since 2014 has risen year on year. there can 15 separate countries commonly,most belgium, france, germany, and u.k.. this year, that the multiple attacks on traditional targets in the u.k. in france. link -- a truck attack in stockholm and an italian to an easy and inspired by isis stabbed multiple police officers and soldiers at a train station in milan. , it'sthere are trends impossible to build that catch all profile who will carry us these attacks. it's not just young men. was 52.asood my research has shown an uptick in plotting by teenagers and girls. 2016, a radicalized 15-year-old german girl in contact with isis stand a police officer in hanover. you have those who have criminal records and those are do not. those are trained with terrorists and those who have not. the thir

i was going back to this small college at the end of the summer, and lyndon johnson at his dk said, "you kno i think you ought to transfer to the university of texas." that's where he lived and that's where he had a television station and i said, "mr. leader i don't have any money, "i'm going to get married, and i've got a job "in north texas in denton," he said, "i'll give you a job-- - [don] ktbc? - [bill] ktbc the radio station which somehow mysteriously was the only station in the country that could broadcast all three networks. (audience laughs) - i wonder how that happened. - they had a monopoly, the favorable gods were looking down, and i got a job with him. he had promised me that he would pay me a hundred dollars a week that was astonishing in '54. it was more than my father had ever made in his life as i said earlier and i went down and he worked me 40 hours a week but we bought the first mobile unit in texas. and i used to tool around town study, covering accidents and murders and the state senate the state legislature and that was probably the biggest crime scene in austin

. >> r 2 dk came out and this is something a fan made. of these things in september will be at the auction. we are so grateful to have this opportunity to come into this home and now you all have been here. a lot more on social media and guess what, tomorrow we go to debbie reynold's' home. so much more to come but stay with us on "gma." >> go to -- good morning, it i, june 13. let's go over to karen rogers at the blue route. >> reporter: this is the blue route, baltimore pike, southbound traffic heavy from conostoga road to baltimore pike. northbound is jammed from i-95 to the schuylkill expressway. i-95 at cottman, last time i showed you this it was nearly an hour, it's 42 minutes. it's still slow, heavy traffic from cottman to girard. heavy traffic and volume. heavy volume on ac expressway, 20 minute ride coming up up to deptford or turnersville a slow go. >> david murphy how hot will it get today. it's going to be hot and humid, matt. today we're going for a record high of 96. hot even humid, a heat advisory in effect from noon to 7:0

. >> r 2 dk came out and this is something a fan made.any of these things in september will be at the auction. we are so grateful to have this opportunity to come into this home and now you all have been here. a lot more on social media and guess what, tomorrow we go to debbie reynold's' home. so much more to come but stay with us on "gma." >> anchor: good morning, washington! i'm melanie hastings. here is a check of your stop stories. attorney general jehovah session s will testimony -- jeff sessions will testify in a few hours, answering questions about his involvement in the firing of james comey and his contacts with the russian ambassador during the trump campaign that. hearing is set to start around 2:30. abc news will air a special report when sessions against his testify, you can see it all here on abc 7. another sweltering hot day but the end of the heat wave is in sight. >> reporter: good news is today is the final day of our heat wave. it will be another hot one, even higher humidity forecast for today. going for a temperature

but dks tried -- but democrats tried. democrats spent a whole year sitting down with republicans trying to figure out if there was common ground, holding committee processes, exhaustive hearings. we had 30 daze of senate debate -- days of senate debate here on the senate floor. i get it in the end republicans didn't support that package and i get it republicans can lay blame at the feet of democrats i understand how that argument works. the fact is when democrats were in the majority, they tried. they opened up the committee process. they let everybody in the public see the debate we were having. why? because it's a big deal. we're talking about one-sixth to one-fifth of the american economy. if you're talking about reordering that big a segment of the u.s. economy, if you're talking about millions of people benefiting or losing, that shouldn't happen behind closed doors. my constituents, even though they're represented by democrats, have no less rights than the citizens of iowa or the citizens of texas who are represente

i'm going to actual will channel greta but you can read become the dk at this timeor prks or someone who not well. very few options. >> everythings they so far, though. >> i think it's more like hogan's heros than anything else. >> well, we have a sergeant schultz and we have a clink. >> judiciary committees work. it all works. every single time. every single time. >> meekia the institutions have held. the courts have pushed back hard. the congress has even pushed back hard and checked him. you can go down the line and i'll tell you, the one time that i thought this is spinning out of control, rod rosen stein stepped in at a tight al moment in this country's history. he's still making a mess with his country. i'm being played for a tool, we're going to appoint something in his body. yes, we're all disturbed by everything that we see but theins stuss hoding. >> do you think rod has aren'tal stuff in his office? he rets the stuff once a week so when he gets canned -- >> no, there a's and so i walked in one time and his kid had colored something. i said where'd you get that? and he goes

but dks tried -- but democrats tried. democrats spent a whole year sitting down with republicans trying to figure out if there was common ground, holding committee processes, exhaustive hearings. we had 30 daze of senate debate -- days of senate debate here on the senate floor. i get it in the end republicans didn't support that package and i get it republicans can lay blame at the feet of democrats i understand how that argument works. the fact is when democrats were in the majority, they tried. they opened up the committee process. they let everybody in the public see the debate we were having. why? because it's a big deal. we're talking about one-sixth to one-fifth of the american economy. if you're talking about reordering that big a segment of the u.s. economy, if you're talking about millions of people benefiting or losing, that shouldn't happen behind closed doors. my constituents, even though they're represented by democrats, have no less rights than the citizens of iowa or the citizens of texas who are represente