what if we decided to sit dun and give a little bit? from our side to yours to your side to ours? said what if i said that i understood you cared about flexibility if these marketplaces? that i understood your desireou for more flexibility for governors and state legislatures under medicaid? what if you said you understood our interest in providing long-term stability in these marketplaces? underst that you understood our desire to try to get at some of the costs of the actual services and devices and drugs that are sold. what if we sat down and fixes things that aren't working. kept things that are working and held hands together and said, that we're going to joingtly own the american health care system. it would leave plenty of things it fight over. there would be no shortage of disagreement to run election on whether it be immigration or -- taxes or minimum wage there will be lots of things that we could disagree on. but for as long as i've been in politics this issue is just from back and forth. her democrats to hurt republicans with and in the ross injected so much as incerta

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. >> i would like to call it dun's right to duty. be you see some assistance at a crime going on, you should be obligated to help or get help for them. >> police still don't know why dunn went into the water in the first place. after outrage police may charge the teens with failure to report a death and that is a misdemeanor. >>> a lawsuit filed today claims the law that replaced n ed nort carolina's bathroom bill is just as discriminatory. that cost several organizations to cancel sports events and conventions in north carolina. north carolina speaker of the house has been quoted that the replacement bill ensures that people of the opposite sex cannot go into designated multioccupancy bathrooms. >>> it's not just the san francisco marathon that could cause a traffic mess. the changes on muni that could make it harder to get around the city. >>> i'm michael finney. ask finney is just ahead. i'm still taking your questions on twitter and facebook. i'll answer them right here be just a little bit. >>> i'm spencer christian and warm to

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tracking on the orange line between the west falls church and vienna stations, a train outside the duntion and a tree made contact with each other. it is a busy weather night across the region. >>> let's get to gwen who is tracking all the storms, gwen are these things rolling out of here right now, they're moving fairly quickly but we still have a lot to deal with with these storms. intense and as gary mcgrady showed you last hour, those storms have a lot of lightening with them as well as a lot of heavy rainfall, let's get to it and show you radar and you can see over the bay, well to the east, we still have a severe thunderstorm warning for parts of eastern maryland, elsewhere the warnings ended, however, we're still under a severe thunderstorm watch for great area, mainly from areas to our east, the western portion now de

and 31-year-old jamel dun.. died. police call the boys "beyond heartless." the victim's body...was retrieved after five days of searching. those close to the victim are still in disbelief. ( darya ) florida prosecutors say they could find no law that the teens had violated so no charges will be filed. (james) tracking your morning forecast. details coming up. (tiffany) breaking news from overnight... police in san jose are searching for an attacker who stabbed a man. i'll have the details just in to kron four. (mark) welcome back to the kron four morning news... lets start the half hour with a check of weather and traffic... (james)today will be a nice day with plenty of sunshine to enjoy. we're waking up this morning to mos

do you want to talk about dun n dunkin' donuts so josh, you said qorvo looked good and it's down 2%. >> this stock is a bit of a schizophrenic stock. >> would you like to apologize to the people who took this stock and it's down 2% >> it's up, it's down, over the last year, it's up 14% >> what is this? >> it provides chips into iphones, okay? is it where you want to be in this cycle i'm going to argue yes, especially with the valuation ten times earnings, less than 1 price to earnings or peg ratio this is a valuation, you can own it, but it's volatile, so you've got to stick with it >> sirott, you've owned qualcomm for a while now. >> for a long time >> a painful company having a lot of issues, to say the least. >> well, with the main issues are apple and qualcomm -- >> they're fighting and suing each other the lawyers are the only ones getting paid there >> and this has happened with nokia, the strae shhistory show with china they will come to some compromise and the stock will then move up from there. >> so you're sticking with qualcomm >> i'm going to stake with it. of one of the

joining me now is maine secretary of state matthew dun lop, a member of the presidential advisory commissionkickoff meeting this week. nice to see you. thanks for joining me again. i know that you've announced thaw will not be providing the maine voter roll data due to a legal limitation but how did you react to the president's statement? >> well, i think it shows exactly how little the president really understands how voters feel about their election data, and also how little he understands how state laws work vis-a-v vis-a-vis occupying the field about the conduct of elections in this country. it's completely within the purview of the states as to how they handle this information. nobody's hiding anything. it's a matter of complying with state laws. >> do you find that those fellow members on the advisory commission there on election integrity, are they in sync with the way you are -- what you're saying here, right now? i mean, is there kind of a uniform consensus of what the president is aware of and not aware of. >> well, that's kind of hard to say. we've only gotten together one time. i

have a number of things wrong when we did this new doctrine first one was documental process is upside dun and start with a national security strait ji that gives you gold of the nation and then military execute them, and then joint doctrine out of military force and service doctrine to approach the problemset. we did it upside down. army marine corps. got ahead of everybody an we develop the doctrine, which drove everybody else to develop it -- and many ways became a -- substitute nor gnarl security strategy and fill a national security vacuum and never designed to do that but a operational manual. pulling it a way that not a strategy. and it got oversold that respect john criticism of accurate coin was oversold is not an end coin is a way to achieve an engtd and somebody else has to set up where ends are. as i say on here most important decision is made by politicians and voters not generals. they set them. military had no say in iraq or afghanistan and form of government or who was going to lead it. clear hold and build takes a lot of time, resources with need to provide lower resource

the shooting in an injured in that one but he >>> frustrated and furious residents in dunes, the big dunsor weekend flooding. there was a lake't be. >> so, this has been about a battle for a thomas, we are learning that this morning they are saying we're going to court. residents saying we told you so, we told you this would happen. residents have been at odd over this controversial dunes it started after super storm sandy. it to protect beach homeowners to protect from damagead rains that included the beaches in the area behind the dune margate said they knew would happen. it has done more harm theny are going to court over multi million-dollar project. >> avenue is a flood. i come up here to visit once every summer. disaster. >> it is not physically possible for life guard to watch from the othernes withoutr to police this area and make sure kid are safety has air. it is not just an co witt. residents are planning to dress board of commissioners meetin they can take further action here. by the way fox 29 has reached out to the of engineers and new jersey state officials but we are still

from dun kirk, france, in 1940. on booktv's "after words" program at 10 p.m., temple university professor heath davis examines gender identity in an interview with sarah ellis, glaad president and ceo. and at 11, henry olson looks at the policies of presidents franklin d. roosevelt and ronald reagan. that all happens tonight on c-span 2's booktv. [inaudible conversations] [applause] >> good morning, and welcome to the national press club. i'm jonathan salant, the washington correspondent of the star ledger and a past president of the club. columnist george will once said that the late senator daniel patrick moynihan of new york wrote more books than most senators had read. today's guest, former house speaker newt gingrich, has written even more books than senator moynihan. but remember, there are four times more house members than there are senators. speaker ing given is -- gingrich is here to talk about his latest book, "understanding trump." we'll speak for about 20 minutes and then take audience. if you have not

. >> i was watching that movie," dun kirk" pilots have incredible skills to fly these planes.ng. welcome back to "cbs this morning." president trump is leaning on congressional republicans to keep the plan to replace obamacare alive. that's right. he met with nearly all gop senators at the white house yesterday and he gave him a pretty tough message. >> inaction is not an option and frankly, i don't think we should leave town unless we have a health insurance plan, unless we can give our people -- >> a new estimate from the congressional budget office finds 17 million more americans would go without health insurance next year if the senate repeals obamacare with no replacement. that would jump to 32 million people by 2026. >>> here's a look at some of this morning's other headlines. "the washington post" reports that the united states will stop arming antigovernment rebels in syria. president trump move has long been sought by russia. moscow sent military forces to syria in 2015. even supporters of the program doubted its effectiveness. the obama administration started the pro

and 31-year-old jamel dun.. died. police call the boys "beyond heartless."im's body...was retrieved after five days of searching. those close to the victim are still in disbelief. ( darya ) florida prosecutors say they could find no law that the teens had violated so no charges will be filed. ( mark ) still ahead on the kron 4 morning news... another warning for a bay area lake but it's not because of toxic algae. we will explain what's wrong coming up. ( tiffany ) and breaking news from overnight... a deadly earthquake hits off the coast of turkey. i will show you the new pictures of the destruction just into the newsroom.( james ) your bay area forecast is next. . as moms, we send our kids out into the world, full of hope.

former editor-in-chief of simon & schuster, recalls the evacuation of over 300,000 allied troops from dun 1940. on booktv's "after words" program at 10 p.m., temple university professor heath davis examines gender identity in an interview with sarah ellis, glaad president and ceo. and at 11, henry olson looks at the policies of presidents franklin d. roosevelt and ronald reagan. that all happens tonight on c-span 2's booktv. [inaudible conversations] [applause] >> good morning, and welcome to the national press club. jo