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you look back at the 2016 cycle and you see donald trump the candidate businessman out there campaign fg for people, going up against 1 16 seasons political opponented in the gop, it was donald trump who was the one who had promised to adhere to the republican platform. and we have seen over the last decade many republicans fall away from t platform and become beholden to the special interest groups and corporations. and now you have a candidate in donald trump and now president who is fulfilling promises. and we just launcheds a campaign,roses kept.com of all of the promises that this president has done for the people. charles: here's the thing, shelby. the koch brothers are spending a lot of money to go against president trump. the business round table said, you know what? we're doing much better than we were second quarter year, but they saw a decline in a lot of things for employment and they blame it all on president trump's tariff, the trade policies they say could upset this magnificent rally. they're big business, elitists and they make a lot of money from this sort of trade. >>

we visited them extensively in f-16s, fg ranges, on patrol, always told by commanders they're essential for the safety of south korea and american troops and their families based here. but apparently no one told the south koreans president trump omised chairman kim he'd scrap them. a south koan military official told nbc news, we need to find out the exact ing or intention behind his comments. american forces in south korea said they, too, received no updated guidance on execution or cessation of training exercises. cancelling these war games is seen here as a major conceson to north korea. and this morning, north korean media's reporting that kim jong-un demanded it and president trump complied. lester? >> all right, richard engel in seoul for us tonight. than >>> sue th did not receive much discussion during this summit was the brutal reality of life in kim jong-un'regime has been accused of appalling human rights violations against his own people as well as the mistreatment of american prisoners. nbc's hallie jackson has more owhat wasn't said at this historic face-to-face. >> report

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. >> fg on finding a nice shady spot or great irconditioniair conditioned movie theater. as we go through the west, w that's whare watching, the heat building then it will spread to the east. so today some of the hottest weather we found in areasla lik vegas and tucson, 95 in denver. 5 to 10 degrees above average. then it really spreads on wednesday. then by the endof the week i the weekend, it gets very hot in the 90s. erywhere, ohio valley in the east. that's a look at the big weather story of the day. now here's a closer look at your day ahead. >>> so today we're going to be watching showers and thunderstorms. could even have some severe storms. have to watch them closely in areas of missouri. an isolatedordo or two t. could cause airport delays as far north asnd chicago afternoon storms in the southeast. >>> we'll take a closer look at who is at risk for severe storms coming up. >> all right. talk to you in a bit, bill. things are starting top heat in russia for the battle for the gold trophy. host countryic kng things off with uruguay. russia had no answer for luis a

i'm not sure whether you leave thisel library fg better about the country or more horrified. you should definitely f.l somethi >> earlier this week abc canceled "roseanne" after "roseanne" sent a racist tweet about valerie jarrett, comparing her to an ape. what was your reaction? >> i was shocked abc made a decision to cancel "roseanne." i feel like the mistake we make performers sometimes is making jokes off the stage. this goes for any comedian. i feel like the safest place, if yowant say something that has some edge, that really was a didn't at you really intend to be taken that way, the safest place to say its on the stage. twitter is a trap. you're at the mercy of other people's interpretations. you have no vocal inflection. it doesn't matter whether i agree with roseanne calling ape.one an i don't agree with that. but the least safe place to do twitter. twitter chews up careers. >> what will you tell your son when he's old i about what's like to be a black man in america? >> my son has to understand that being black is a gift and i sometimes a burden. everybody goes hav

the establishment against which he was f f f fg once upon a time. more identified with freedom. rather with limitations and curbs on freedoms and liberties. that's why i think mr. enjay's campaign is refreshing because he has now become the antiestablishment candidate. he is offering freedoms. i think maybe the blush is off the rose for mr. erdogan this time. even if he wins, it looks like he not only has a competent opposition leader that will challenge him, also he's no more shaping the narrative of making turkey more free and more equal. that baton is passing off to the hands of his opposition. >> why is this important for the west, for the united states, for western europe? as i said, the major western ally, nato ally, and he did bring immense democratic and economic, judicial and all sorts of reforms when he first came to power. but the west sees him not as a arrive 58, but as increasingly nondemocratic now and almost obstructionist in many policies. why is this election important for the west and for the region, in fact? -- >> well, it's impor

i keep for some reason fg on the problms san francisco is gonna have in 2026 or 2036. if we can get ahead of the curve on some of those things, i think we'll be better off in 2026. >>> commissioner johnson? >>> i just want to go on the record seconding that. i think the west side is very overdue. we've talked about it at a lot of different commission meetings. i know lots of folks are beginning to think about this. i loved commissioner richard's suggestion of amonstrion district and i'm curious to see how we can take some of these findings to inform what might be possible on the west side in our commercial district. >>> thank you very much. thank you for the report. >>> very good, commissioners. items 14 a and b. 984-988 jackson street. conditional use authorization. the administrator considering a request for variance. >>> a few more items here for you, thanks. >>> good afternoon, president hillis and members of the planning commission. this item for you is a request for conditional use thorization to allow a buildi building. project site is approximately 1700 square

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honolulu city council approved a bill preventing surge price fg the rates maximum fare set by the cityng said a cap sounded reasonable. >> if you're in it to help people out and make a fair wage, but there should be a cap. >> uber says their rides in hawaii is 40% cheaper than taxis. if i get the approval from our executive producer, i'd be happy to get on a flight to honolulu to continue to follow the story. >> interesting to see where this goes from here. thank you, matt. >> for the first time, we're hearing from a man wounded when an fbi agent's gun went off at a colorado bar. tom wettington remains confused. >> i heard a loud bang and i thought, oh, some idiot set off a firecracker. a all of the sudden, my -- from the knee down became completely red. that's when it clicked in my head, oh, i've been shot. >> the agent's gun fell to the grount when he did that back flip while dancing. take a look what happened. when he tried to pick it up, it discharged. that man identified as 29-year-old chase bishop. you can hear more from the victim tom reddington on good morning mayor. >>> for yo

i'm state fg democrats had to choose between this and peace in north korea and you know the start ofve relationship and losin losing the midterms or nuclear war, just on the korean peninsula and recession and you guys get the house, maybe the senate and definitely the presidency in 2020 job you would take the latter in a second. >> ionded why you were dressed in black and white. the reality is i don't think anybody is rooting against a solution to what's going on -- kennedy: expect for democrats. >> that's what you say. but wanted to respond to congressman chaffetz. i think that we did give up something. i think we gave up an important point in terms of meeting with this man who still has, pibility's more than 100,000 drn. kennedy: if the president didn't meet with him, you would be upset about that too. >> no i wouldn't. you think democrats are anti-trump. >> yes, i would agree. >> i say this. i don't like -- kennedy: i think some republicans. >> ier voteor donal trump but i am pro-america. if you're telling me we can have peace, let's do it. but i don't think you do it by the seat

legal trouble as he and his business associate, a man with alleged ties to russian intelligence, are fglegedly tampering with witnesses. according to court filings, the special counsel's team is charging manafort and kostantin kilimnik with conspiracy to obstruct justice meaning they allegedly worked together to try to convince witnesses to commit perjury. the first time mueller is named kalimnik in collaborating with politicians. the 20th person to face charges in the investigation. friday's move to bring charges ramps up the pressure on president trump's former campaign chairman to cooperate with mueller's probe. under house arrest for more than seven months, manafort recently got a glimmer of hope that mueller's team might be amenable to allowing him to be released on bail. in a sudden shift, prosecutors unveiled the alleged witness tampering and requested he be sent back to jail to await trial. the obstruction charges come on top of charges manafort faces for failing to disclose his lobbying work for a foreign government and other financial crimes. he's currently awaiting two trials

. >> the day starts with watching the news before you get in, trying t figure out what you're dell fg rudy guiliani and his comments about stormyr daniels malcolm jenkins and the philadelphia eagles. these are ideas we are trying to put together while thinking about making the entertaining show. if its not funny, entertaining, i don't think i doing my job. >> covering a famously s unpredictable presidentt easy. these days, jokes are written at a tweet's notice, moments before tapes in front of a live audience. >> i think donald trump is teaching us the buddhist philosophy of not being attached to anything. why attach to a story or an idea or anything that you plan. just live in the moment and appreciate what's happening to you. >> every late night sho one way or another is engaging donald ump. how do you set yourself apart in that landscape where everyone is talking about the same gu >> i think the daily show thing is how we process that inefrmation. ie to exist in a state of outrage. you know, i think at times people allow themselves to get outraged at everything donald utump does, a

that's why john bolton is see fg he can arrange this trip.is a remarkable thing at a time he's at odds with those nato partners and he wants to meet with putin. >> of course, we could imagine a statement at the end where the president said some form of is it better to talk and get along but what on the reality side is the maximum upside for the u.s. to walk away from this with? >> it is a great question. we have big disputes with russia and syria and we would like to reconcile and keeping things from getting worse. we got a continuous dispute that's been at 2014. we got sort of this trans-atlantic russia right now. european elections across the board, it is a big concern for angela merkel and macron, those are our biggest allies. >> we are not sure if that's the way it is going to be. we'll learn a little bit more when john bolton gets there next >>> that would be sbefrs interesting to see. we will learn more. he's supposed to meet with the queen there and there is a lot of anger there and it could be a volatile visit. >> what are world we ar

>> it has fg. >> with all the resources that the fbi has saying we will stop him and then being appointedm. so i also will disagree with this idea that, well, maybe comey, mccabe, strzok, page, maybe it's there but it had nothing to do with the mueller probe. >> let me stop you. it so important not to mix these two up, right? this i.g. report was specifically on hillary clinton's private e-mail investigation. this is entirely separate from the russia mueller investigation. >> no, it isn't because strzok and page were on that team. it's not separate. >> but they're no longer with the fbi. >> strzok is still with the fbi, which amazes me. >> in personnel. >> it indicates there waswide spre -- was widespread leaking in the fbi. if you say all the corrupt people were out to get president trump, there was widespread leak bug no one leaked that president trump's campaign was under investigation. if you wanted to stop him and go after him, that would have been the way to do it. what you would have us believe is that somehow they waited till the president got elected and then they would go after

i'm sure with six fgs they're inspected as much as supposed to be and after an sscident there is somenspection prohat occurs. >> prince george's county fe and ems, thank you for your time. >> thank you. >> reporter: back to you all now. >> thank you, scott macfarlane. >>> it's a pretty hot day to be stuck up there. dangerously hot. >> absolutely. thankfully all the riders are off of that ride. we're under a heat advisory. just about all of us are going to be uer a heat advisory until 8:00 this evening for feels like temperatures anywhere from about 100 to 105 degrees. all the shade in orange are under that heat advisory. it's feeling 107 in washington. feeling close to 1 i degrees he washington. throughout the day tomorrow everybody will feel in the mid9 to near 100 degrees during the afternoon hours. as we take a look atur temperature trend, our average high is now 85 degrees. so we're going to be running above normalgh thr thursday. then we'll be a little bit cooler on friday andousaturday. ifant relief from the humidity, look forward to thursday and friday. tomorrt' and wednesday s

justi justice, to put voices at stake and the image is very important, it's notnly about holding the fgccountable but we have to hold the central government on the island accountable too. negligence is on both sides, you have a government on the island that's refusing to criticize the federal government and said along the way that things are okay or that things are -- we're getting the response we need. so we need to make sure that we continue to put the pressure on and this is again the report from harvard is really important. and i think we hope to see congressional hearings as a result of what is being -- light being shed on this. >> what do members of your family say about the fact we are now in the now hurricane season? at one point you're looking back trying to take stock of what happened and what needs to change. on the other hand you're there, you have to face the next hurricane season. what do they say about the readiness of this island for that next season? >> island is not ready. we talk about puerto rico, we include virgin islands, we're not ready. if you take to some of the

my job consistsinf contextuala song or album in its cultural moment, and on a creative continuum-- fghow it works and what it means in relation to everything arnd it. but according to the old rules, the artist himself-- who he is, what he does, how he behaves, what he believes-- should remain off-limits. it's become increasingly obvious that this way of thinking isge outdated and dus. we can't simply cleave a song or record from the consciousnessth created it because we like it, or because it's fun to dance to, or because we don't want to reckon with the idea that bad people can make beautiful things. whose behavior over time indicates some deep moral fissure. the streaming service spotify briefly banned music of two artists accused of horrifying ysical and sexual violence, r. kelly and xxxcontacion on curated play lists. i'm uncomfortable wior sung them financially and even more uncomfortable withp tacitlyroving or tolerating violence against women. this is different than censorship. this is making a choice to be explicit about what we as listeners and consumers and fans will and wil

years afterht fg for that $15 minimum wage, and they have united under one coalition called one fair wage, and they are ready now to move forward and help restaurts transition. >> a this is huge victory for tipped workers all over the district. this is going to mean a paycheck, finally. we get a paycheck. you don't have to live shift to shift, week to week, montho month. reporter: the members of the city council, the mayor, and restaurant owners banded together. they fought hard against this, saying this would not be good for this industry, especially tipped workers. >> understand tt this is bad for tipped employees, and this is bad for small businesses in d.c. >> reporter: and they addressed their concerns this morning. the biggest one of them being the cy council andongress possibly stepping in and voiding the outcome of the election result, but the coalition says and urges the city to really listen to the voters. they have spoken, and this measure passed by about the vote. the wealthiest section of the city going against it, but those east of the river overwhelmingly supporting in

police say the car rose was riding in mioched the descript of one involved in a drive by shoot fg aewinutes before. rose was unarmed when he was iot. and developn minneapolis a man is deas after he wahot and killed by police but in this case police say the man was firing a handgun as he walked down the srseets. of showed up, he took off, they chased him before he was shot and kill. thecity's mayor says the officers did activate their bode cas. >> here at home the cvert county sheriff's office is praising deputies for a traffic stop that could have gone very wrong. fo obtained the tense body camera footage of thatstop. anne cutler has more on this. >> the june 18th traffic stop transitioned from routine to risky in a split second. >> what do you have examine behind your back? >> i'm so >> drop your hands, put it on the ground, put it on the grounn now. >> ae millimeter handgun turning that stop into a life or death situation. listen closely. the offic orders suspect to the ground. he radios for back up. >> step it up. >> he slowly still pointed at the suspect c. >> put the gun down. >>

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the crimes allegedly taking place at the karolyi ranch, used as a train fg center usa gymnastics andun by acclaimed coacs bela and marta karolyi. the couple said they first learned the of the abuse allegations when media reports surfaced in 2016. this memorning, law enfor officials say there is no evidence the karolyis committed any crime, leaving some of nass's accusers frustrated. >> in my heart, i don't believe that the karolyis should just go on their merry way and be able to retire. >> the d.a.ou did ae a single charge of sexual assault against nassar's assistant debbie van horn. gymnast maddie larson said van horn was actually in the exam room when nassarbused her. >> if a trainer, a professional trainer doesn't say anything about it, i should trust her. at least that's what it. thou >> reporter: usa gymnastics fired nassar in 2015 and say they reported his to the fbi soon after learning about the accusations. debbie van horn is no longer employed by the organization. attorneys for glass? van horn and did not receive a response. in a statement usa jaefgymnasti says it supports

of fg to mike's point, therehain is some trash. look at snap i'm long snap and i don't want to say it's trash because it's what you said before so i'll dig the hole deeper than you did. but this is a company that was thrown out it got to that peak pessimism point. same thing with tesla. there's a lot of names that -- >> one man's trash is another man's treasure >> right these e good companies but they're not looked upon as quality names. now you're starting to catch a bid and that pushes the market is little bit higher we've shirked off every kind of negativity in this market place. we're heading into g7. maybe there's an upside. we're heading into north korea meetings we've got a couple deals that are supposedly closing in the next week or so. so i think there's a lot of tail winds ong withhat corporate tax rate >> kim, within the tech sector, what do you like at the moment >> well, i always like productivity enhancing tech opposed to productivity decreasing tech. what does that mean? that means your microsoft and your companies l

so you get multiple levels of salary, multiple shots at a pension, watch what california is doing fgs, ability for unions to go full on recruiting. that's how california is trying to do end run preempting this decision. stuart: joining us now trey covak, with a name like that and an organization with a title like that i can see why you are smiling because this is a very far-reaching decision with profoundly positive effects for companies, corporations, capitalism, am i right? >> oh, this is a day for worker freedom, stu. i would like to rebut the democrats' statement, this decision has nothing to do with union busting. all this is doing is giving workers freedom to decide whether or not they want to pay dues. this doesn't infringe on workers' rights to unionize or collective bargain. stuart: but it will bust unions because members will retreat, they will wk away, they won't pay the dues, they won't join? >> well, that's up to union ifs they can provide value to workers, then people will stay. if not, certainly they'll leave. stuart: did you expect it to be as far-reaching as this? it

that's because gender and sex are scientifically ernesto twind fg twinsd.agenda the more confused our kids will be and unstable they will be as adults. pete: they get confused and doesn't work. hyper feminized toys such as barbies. >> whatever that means. pete: no barbies or trucks on either side. all right. where have we gone? second story here, louisiana passed some of the most strict abortion laws in the country, i believe. they are setting the limit at 15 weeks. tell us about this. >> well, what's interesting about this, is this was a democratic governor that actually signed this bill which just goes to show that the pro-life movement really shouldn't be a right or left issue. it is a human rights issue. unborn rights are human rights. 15 weeks an unborn child is already starting to look like his or her mother. they might already start to feel pain at this point. so this is a common sense decent human rights law. and i wish the rest of the country would follow suit. pete: alley, it's great to see streets taking the prerogative. you live there and vote f