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it is not the ec] that never goes against it.dges from those country, it some new court similar to that could be the compromise we will be looking at on issues like citizen's rights. very grateful to you. thank you very much indeed. thank you very much indeed. as the election campaign gets officially under way, the conservatives are trying to shift the debate onto the economy, claiming families would face a "tax and debt bombshell" if labour wins. the tories say there's a £16 billion gap between what labour is promising to spend and what it would raise in revenue. the chancellor philip hammond warned this morning of the impact a labour government could have on the economy. as the document we are publishing this morning shows his economic policies are a recipe for chaos, instability, uncertainty and insecurity. britain simply cannot take the risk ofjeremy corbyn in downing street unleashing economic chaos on the country. just when we need strong and stable leadership for our economy and country over the next crucial five years as

president trump campaigned on with a hot political issue democrats have talked about it a long time ec more republicans like the bad actor companies take the price of a drug can raise it by a lot. says they figueroa they want to do with the affordable care act but there will be a hearing on it in then sometime in the next few weeks or months but that isio something to watch and it is clearly such a concern on the public in either party can ignore that the second question i think you are referring to part of the obamacare that if medicare spending gets too high they would figure out how to create savings. it could be triggered but it could be in the future if it isn't repealed. >>host: dallas texas. [applause] >> caller: thanks for taking my question so the senate democrats want to keep the affordable care act intact so what would happenepubs if senate republicans pass the american health care act through reconciliation in this and that?. >>guest: first of all, i don't think republicans will never called the repair and saved but there are members that are discussing to have a bipartisan

during filming, his ec, jlo, visited the set and even stayed for an epic onesie-wearing dance party.e bear. >> i was like, i just had sushi and had a onesie dance party with jlo. pretty fun. >> do you have a onesie? >> i do. >> i got to get an animal one. >>> stick around. we have brand-new scenes from brad pitt's new hey allergy muddlers are you one sneeze away from being voted out of the carpool? try zyrtec® it's starts working hard at hour one and works twice as hard when you take it again the next day. stick with zyrtec® and muddle no more®. >>> travel consideration provided by -- >>> brad pitt is starring his first-ever netflix movie, war machine. >> and listen, he's all-in as a four-star general asked to clean up the mess in afghanistan. >> president gave me a job to do. >> ask for more troops -- >> you're cutting out, can you hear me. >> i'll talk to you later, dude. you can't help them and kill them at the same time. it's not humanly possible. >> boss, i'm pretty sure the afghan ambassador here is from afghanistan. >> where did he get that voice from. war machine starts strea

we're at ec pops.te we wanted to get you started with your weather forecast. let's take look what you can expect for today. and coming up holiday weekend. up here closer to baltimore it's 60 degrees right now. scooted gaithersburg. 61 for dulles out in the 50's into the 60s for just about everybody and 70s on the way later today. on to the next map here we'll take a look at satellite and radar showing a big storm that brought us the rain and thunderstorms yesterday. now, pushing off the northeast coastline. it will throw a little bit of wind behind it and also a little bit of cloud cover and can't totally rule out shower. we had one come through ellicott city earlier this morning. but generally speaking it will be more drier periods today. 71 degrees by the time we get to 11am. by the 2:00 o'clock hour into the mid 70s with mix of clouds and sun. water of watch out for breeze. highs peeking 78 degrees by 5:0. take look at your fox5 accu weather seven day forecast. weekend it's not too bad. i know it lo

during filming, his ec, jlo, visited the set and even stayed for an epic onesie-wearing dance party.he bear. >> i was like, i just had sushi and had a onesie dance party with jlo. pretty fun. >> do you have a onesie? >> i do. >> i got to get an animal one. >>> stick around. we have brand-new scenes from next on kron-4 news at eight:a child...nearly snatched in front of his own home.how the boy got away..and who police are looking for next in a live report. also - it's tick season.why this year could be especially bad and how you can prevent the pests from spreading.i'm catherine heenan i'm steve aveson. the news -- at eight -- is next. how far should pure alpine spring water have to travel from its source to the bottle? ♪ how about less than a mile and a half? crystal geyser is the only major us spring water bottled at the mountain source. thof how q got curly. quin was crazy about curls. curly fries. curly straws. curly haired dogs. even those cute curly tails on pigs. but to quin's chagrin everything about her was so very straight. which made the next twist so amazing. did she expe

when you hear these kinds of eces nephews, 10, 11.aring it. do i explain to them. >> rinse to the racial heckling swift with red sox management immediately apologizing. >> this is a great city. a great fan base. and to have one or two taint what the perception of our fans might be is, is, really unfortunate. >> got to acknowledge it. take responsibility. accountability. address it. and then hopefully move forward. >> fans hope their show of support can help heal wounds as red sox management considers punishment for the fans involved. >> i met with mr. henry today. he said they're in the process of things like this happen they will revoke the person's, who ever tickets they are. >> boston police are investigating what happened here at fenway park monday night. saw celebrities strut their stuff outside of the met gala. now they're giving us a peek inside. >> you look wonderful. >> thank you, honey. >> who are you wearing? >> "the skinny" is next. >> skinny. >>> world news now continues after this from our abc stations. >> skinny. >> hump day ski

a bridge to the southern countries, the mediterranean countries and italy and spain and portugal, --eceall these countries they want this reform, and merkel herself has said in several statements that we need a core europe. we cannot go on with 2 27 natios at t the same pace. she is preparing for her withdrawal. she has her finance minister still raising the finger saying no on eurobonds. i doubt that he might even be a member of the next government, the let's wait and the. france? at about how much resentment in france is there toward germany. germans have been enjoying prosperity for over a decade. emmanuelle: angela merkel is basically seen as the french president, basically. you could see her during the campaign. i do not condone anything that marine le pen would have said, but she did say that in voting for macron, you are also voting for angela merkel. i do not think there is anything wrong about it because we need a onong french-german couple the european scale because that is the core europe you were talking about, the french-german couple, and it needs to be revived, and the tw

ec president trump firing fbi director james comey, citing his mishandling of the investigation intolary clinton's e-mails. but stirring criticism and questions about the fbi's investigation into the trump campaign's allege ties with russia. here's abc's david wright with the fallout. >> reporter: tonight fbi director james comey was out in los angeles for a recruitment event for new agents. unaware, it would seem, that in washington -- >> excuse my breath, i just ran out here to bring you this news coming out of the white house. >> president trump has just fired the director of the fbi. >> reporter: comey is out. abruptly fired by his boss, president donald trump. >> you are hereby terminated and removed from office effective immediately. >> reporter: as fbi director comey was accused by the democrats of helping trump win. more recently, he's been a thorn in trump's side. in charge of the high-profile probe into russian meddling in and possible links between moscow and the trump campaign. comey's sudden departure now clears the way for the president to name his successor. >> it's an

ec director mccabe, is it your experience that people who are innocent of wrongdoing typically need toe reassured that they're not the subject of an investigation? t mason: also tonight, constituents go to town on republican congressmen. >> answer the question! answer the question! >> hi, you guys need to quit calling my phone. >> mason: his number was spoofed. >> reporter: anonymous scammers make it appear as if robocalls from others are coming from your phone. >> mason: and... >> i'm carson hueyou and i'm 14 years old. >> mason: he's about to graduate from college. >> like, he's not just a genius. he's also awesome.

and now, authorities re-evaluating s it>>ec reporter: yes, the city s to re-evaluate security. and just in the last 24 hours, they've put up these concretean vigilant. >> thank you. >>> there's still much more ahead on "world news tonight" this friday. the deadly fire at an american shopping center. a firefighter killed, two more injured. >>> also, the suspect barricaded inside a church after attempting to lig on aar fire. what we've just learned on that front. >>> and breaking news involving the weather. storms hitting, from texas to illinois. that system now moving east. rob marciano standing by live with the storm track for us tonight. because as we live longer... and markets continue to rise and fall... predictable is one thing you need in retirement to help protect what you've earned and ensure it lasts. introducing brighthouse financial. a new company established by metlife to specialize in annuities & life insurance. talk to your advisor about a brighter financial future. your body was made for better things than rheumatoid arthritis. before you and your rheumatologist m

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grassley: i think it is but not as much as the democratic obstruction in the united states senate ec from having to have a filibuster on every nominee, almost every nominee for the cabinet. and i have even heard now that we will have to file cloture on the governor of iowa being the ambassador to china. and he was reported out of committee unanimously. i am more worried about the obstruction of minority in the senate and the historical amount of obstruction than what you have brought out. but what you said is some detraction. probably more for the white house than it is for the congress. we can move ahead on all of these things. in fact, you will hear the word "trumpcare." one of the problems is the weekend after being sworn in he , was going to have a plan to present to congress within a few days. we never got such a plan. the house and the senate are moving ahead on health, on tax revision and eventually we will be moving ahead on the third most important thing that we have to do, infrastructure. mr. lesniewski: getting to the obstruction point for a minute, makes me ask the questi

. >> whenever we have an incident, ec matter what magnitude, where atyone gets injured, we will shutn and make sure the slide is operating safely. >> reporter: the multimillion cillar water park owned and operated by the city of dublin had just opened for business this holiday weekend. it was another wake-up call for fillions of visitors who flock to water parks this time of year. sadly, in a different incident last year, ten-year-old caleb y,hwab was killed instantly at a water park in kansas city, kansas. caleb, the son of a state legislator, was riding what's iensidered the tallest slide in the world, 17 stories high. the ride was delayed three times for safety concerns. here this video of the giant slide being tested shows rafts flying off the chute into the air. 20 states have government oversight over amusement at water parks while nine have none at all. ken martin is an amusement park safety consultant. >> we need to spare no money in developing regulations that are consistent across all 50 states. >> there's absolutely no excuse or reason why a ten-year-old eild should be eje

ec three, top quality computer experts on the case, where is it from? we do not know yet. of the focus of the attention by national agencies across the world has been really about disaster recovery. we are starting to peace together some samples and we are hoping many authorities around the world now will look at what this looks like. authorities around the world now will look at what this looks likeli will look at what this looks like.” will talk to you a lot about co—ordination and intelligence sharing across europe but how about globally? 0ettl into america, china, the russians? in the global co—ordination is absolutely needed. 0ur co—ordination is absolutely needed. our focus is co—ordination is absolutely needed. 0urfocus is on protecting co—ordination is absolutely needed. our focus is on protecting the european space. to do that we have the huge trans— atlantic engagement. the americans, the fbi are with us on fighting cyber—terrorism. .. the americans, the fbi are with us on fighting cyber—terrorism...” wa nted on fighting cyber—terrorism...” wanted to ask you abou

. >> so when the hash tag ec strong i mean that really means something to you. >> it does.tt city. >> right. >> so it absolutely does. >> tell us where we are now. i said 90% recovered. tell us where we are as far as structurally getting all the pipeline, the gas together and where are we now? > we are about a quarter mile upstream if you will from the patapsco river which was the major conduit of where the 26 vehicles we located in the river were swept downstream. >> right. >> we found vehicles that were l point. >> unbelievable. >> that got suck into the river. >> right. >> little bit down from here is where we encountered the failure in the road with the significant gas leak and as we get closer and closer to the patapsco river as main street makes those turns where we saw the significant am no those structures because when the river was going down and busted hard left to right it kept going straight. >> how we doing day in ellicott city. >> we're doing fantastic. >> yes. >> almost a year after and this place looks almost as good as new and probably somewhat argue little

anthony, his last trip to open that golf resort racked up at least $16,000 in hotel costs for ecs taxpayer-funded secret service protection. >> mason: julianna, thanks. iran voted for a new president today. no results yet. the campaign had a familiar theme-- a populist facing the incumbent. elizabeth palmer is in tehran. >> reporter: this race came down to a clear choice between the e prent moderate president hassan rouhani, whose promises for liberal reforms appeal to young people. and the hard liner, ibrahim raisi, a populist, who promised his cash handouts and millions of jobs. one of the things iranians are voting on today is how their thuntry will relate with u.s. and the world, with cooperation led by rouhani the reformist, or with suspicion and hostility under ibrahim raisi. 38 years ago, iranian students held 52 americans hostage in the u.s. embassy. their spokeswoman was masoumeh netekar. today, she's one of iran's vice presidents who's done something of a 180 over the years and now hopes for better relations with the u.s. are they likely to come under ayinident trump is on the record as

ec director mccabe, is it your experience that people who are innocent of wrongdoing typically need toe reassured that they're not the subject of an investigation? t mason: also tonight, constituents go to town on republican congressmen. >> answer the question! answer the question! >> hi, you guys need to quit calling my phone. >> mason: his number was spoofed. >> reporter: anonymous scammers make it appear as if robocalls from others are coming from your phone. >> mason: and... >> i'm carson hueyou and i'm 14 years old. >> mason: he's about to graduate from college. >> like, he's not just a genius. he's also awesome. this is the "cbs evening news" with scott pelley. >> mason: good evening. scott's off tonight. i'm anthony mason, and this is our western edition. president trump took time out from his busy schedule as leader of the free world today to fire off a tweet to his longtime nemesis, comedian rosie o'donnell. he said, "we finally agree on something." that was a response to her tweet nearly five months ago calling for james comey to be fired. today, the administration rewrote th

ec drones advertise themselves as autonomous drones and what they're doing is they're following gps baselinesrs is not required gps. mapping,simultaneous the technology we see in driverless cars, it is able to find its environment with operators. $10.5 company has raised million in funding. >> harvard's network is incredibly powerful. it allows assets to people with capital. >> it has a contract with the department of defense and the department of homeland security. but shields ai exists in a fast-growing market for competitors. the applications for drone technology, $2 billion in 2016, .ill bloom shields ai plans to deploy the first product later this year. the mission is far from complete. >> down the road, their other acquisitions. search and rescue, law enforcement, there other applications that are interesting. we are focused on our mission of detecting service members and infant -- and innocent civilians with these systems. >> biotech executives and the l institutesnational and dud of health met with mike pence. donald trump's administration proposed cutting billions of dollars from the

. >> this morning a 2006 air bus ec-135 helicopter, which is being piloted by a 37-year-old franklin, new jersey, man crashed into a drainage ditch located in the rear of the post office facility located in the 200 block of quigley boulevard. the helicopter, which is owned by penn star, an association with the university of pennsylvania hospitals, then became engulfed in flims. responding fire personnel and neighboring fire companies arrived at the scene and were able to extinguish the blim fla flames. the sole pilot was declared dead at the scene. we are withholding the name pending the notification of his next of kin. there were no other injuries as a result of the crash. minor structural damage to a shed is was sustained by flying debris and flames. upon speaking with aviation officials, it was learned that the pilot, who was employed by metro aviation, have flown from the atlantic city airport. s in currently an ongoing and active investigation which is being conducted by the delaware state police, the national transportation safety board and federal aviation administration. furth

that is something we are ec, especially in the united states. not to say these are bad things. there are tremendous positive benefits that will come from artificial intelligence and robotics, so the last thing we would want to do is halt that process. we need to find a way to address this inequality issue, and i think the reality that a lot of jobs, especially jobs performed by average typical people are very likely to be threatened going forward, and we will have to find a solution to that or we will have serious problems. this point int industrial revolution 2.0, where we can unleash the power of humans from day to day monday and tasks to do better things, to help society, why now have we gone over the precipice in your view? well, we are approaching what i would call an inflection point, where we reach a tipping point because of how powerful these technologies are becoming. machines and technology are transitioning relative from being tools to make those people more productive, more viable, two in many cases being autonomous, so they replaced

as you take the oath today, understand that you are swearing to the american people, to a ece of papero uphold the constitution of the united states against you will enemies foreign and domestic. and to your death you are willing to go to fulfill that oath. from one marine to a whole bunch of cadets just about to be commissioned officers, i wish you well. fair winds and following seas as we say in the naval services. god bless you. god bless your parents. and go out and lead those young coasties in what duties they are accomplishing. again i'm incredibly proud to be up here. with that my duty, my honor now is to introduce our president, our commife, donald trump. thank you very much. -- commander in chief. donald trump. thank you very much. cheers and applause] president trump: thank you very much. thank you, john. thank you. thank you and congratulations to the class of 2017. great job. general kelly, i want to thank you for your leadership as the coast guard's service secretary. you have really been something very, very special to us as a country and to me and our administration. you

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you'll see back in january, affiliated -- negotiated a settlement with the .ec -- fcc okyourself andit is for you to all run to the spectrum. they said fine and then they -- shares jumped to $42 per share. tot forward three months april, at&t came in with an offer of about $95 per share. that this was really important to at&t. 5gizon also could use spectrum. they relies their biggest rival, at&t needed it. is a biddingseen war between at&t and verizon. you see the huge spike up in april and intimate. .e saw a series of dates this finally concluded -- we saw a series of dates. todayinally concluded when at&t threw in the towel. got in the stock bit ofyou took a little a vast. it was trading over $230 per share. this has been a saga over the past few months coming to an end today. bonnie: -- vonnie: you will see there was short interest there, about 33%. >> what has happened to the short-sellers is pretty amazing. were sold short as of april. bed, theyt put in the lost $480 million as of may 9. the entire market capital of the company was only 450 million dollars if you month ago. up,

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ec the odd man out? peter: we have seen an improvement in trend growth globally and the u.s..still in long way away from precrisis levels and won't get there anytime soon. i think 200 from levels is a bit of an ask. he's going to be correct on that one. it it lookst case, like draghi was more dovish than expected because we did see euro weakness against the dollar today. peter: a little, we came from numbers it it looks like 106 a number of weeks ago. last week, draghi, the ecb's chief economist and kissed on seo highlighting the need for policy stimulus. what we are seeing from the ecb is the doves trying to get in front and make a case for continued loose policy. the risk for the ecb is similar to the bank of england years ago when they want to maintain a loose policy, but the data comes in so strongly markets and up frontrunning ecb. get to the ecb, i want to stick to the fed. they had their meeting on june 14, a week after the ecb meeting, but still front and 84 -- for investors is june a foregone conclusion? peter: i think it is. i think a rate hike is fully priced in and

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