h us. >>> please welcome gail walker for community organization, better known as ifco.en others will embark to cuba as part of an annual special ministry part of the pastors for peace. good to have you before you take off to cuba. >> thanks for having me. >> tell me about it 50 years later. that's a long time to love and serve people. >> it truly is is. it was a brain child of progressive clergy and people finding ways to connect to social unrest and final solutions to social unrest and social justice projects. so anything from working with the children, issues around race, fighting the clan, supporting the efforts of farm workers, american indian movement is a real rich history that's been rooted in the issue of social justice and my father was the founding director. the late reverend walker was really at the helm for so many years. i came about and got connected by birth. really is a result of my own interest in social justice and doing what i can do do what we can to make this a better world. >> how did it feel? how do you process continuing the kind of social justic

it's called gail force. someone on the cbs3 team had to ride it. so who got that assignment? that and more straight ahead, we will reveal the secrets. jessica back to you for rest of the news in the studios in philadelphia >> we'll check back in in a little bit. >>> the hot weather led to a dangerous situation in delaware county tonight. police arrested a woman accused of leaving her young child alone in a car. chopper 3 over a parking lot in boothwyn. police say the toddler was not in that car long enough to suffer serious injuries, but it is another reminder of the summer heat dangers and natasha brown is live at the art museum with more on the challenges of staying cool over the next few days, natasha? >> reporter: well, it certainly has been a challenge, right now, we can tell you we're feeling a little bit of a warm breeze, i guess we could explain it that way. but the heat certainly been stifling to this point and proving to be dangerous for so many. folks around the city are trying to find any relief from the oppressive heat that grip the region the last couple days, t

it's called gail force. someone on the cbs3 team had to ride it. so who got that assignment? that and more straight ahead, we will reveal the secrets. jessica back to you for rest of the news in the studios in philadelphia >> we'll check back in in a little bit. >>> the hot weather led to a dangerous situation in delaware county tonight. police arrested a woman accused of leaving her young child alone in a car. chopper 3 over a parking lot in boothwyn. police say the toddler was not in that car long enough to suffer serious injuries, but it is another reminder of the summer heat dangers and natasha brown is live at the art museum with more on the challenges of staying cool over the next few days, natasha? >> reporter: well, it certainly has been a challenge, right now, we can tell you we're feeling a little bit of a warm breeze, i guess we could explain it that way. but the heat certainly been stifling to this point and proving to be dangerous for so many. folks around the city are trying to find any relief from the oppressive heat that grip the region the last couple days, t

may have singled out the kind of kids that go to gail in 1948, so a lot of this is going on. even though then i would say the student body at yale was homogenous enough. lets face it, it was all white, all-male and probably all of alumni children, so it wasn't what you would see now. the breakdown of the campus 46 thomas 60% for doing and 40%-- 60% for doing and 40% for truman. on the faculty, mind you come on the faculty it was between harry truman and not tom dewey, but wallace. if your students don't know who henry wallace is then we have to have a chat with the professor. franklin roosevelt-- >> think bernie sanders and you got it. >> think bernie sanders with a red star inside his coat jacket that you didn't know about. wallace was rather weird if you-- if the current administration ever decides to appoint people and some of you get tapped, they ask a lot of questions. maybe even your religion henry wallace was the secretary of agriculture at the franklin roosevelt. his religion was mystic. i mean, there are people that talk to plants, trees. his was mystic and i could s

gail, you are on c-span on a sunday afternoon. with the you think? caller: i think it should not be repealed. onhink that -- because i'm -- a lot of us are on social security disability. we cannot afford as it is my medication. there is a lot of times where i almost cannot afford my medication. elderly, i think they need to vote to keep because i forlace it has been better off for me. myself, personally. host: we appreciate your call. let's go to robert in dundee, illinois on the line for others. what you think about the health care law and what should be done? democrats andk togetherns should get and replace obamacare or add to it. a lot of senior people that are wayixed incomes, and the they are going about it is wrong. in augustd not recess and work this thing out. host: they should stay here in host: you are saying they should stay here in washington until they work something out. line from -- for democrats in michigan. actually, i know all of you guys are educated. you understand economics just like i do. don't replace the bill. fix it. what is

we've got christiane, ali, nick and gail breaking down video on the web including a girl who messed up. scary problem when she wants eyes just like her doll. >>> when the rhythm hits you, you just got to move, baby. that's what this bus driver did in russia. he's like, hey, hey, hey! get it, get it! whoa, whoa, whoa, hands off the wheel. >> bus is still within the lines. doesn't seem like he's swerving. he's in control of this thing. ♪ the rhythm is gonna get you >> he's ghost dancing. >> he pulls up next to these cars and he's like, yes! hey, hey, hey! >> this is russian dash cam getting busted. >> i'm happy for this guy. it's exciting to see him in such a good mood. you don't know what his life is like. >> i know what my life is like. keep it. we hired a designated driver, sir, not a dancing driver. >> the party bus came to a halt, because this happened in april but the transport ministry saw the video after it was posted, they were like take your party somewhere else and he's been kd. >>> this priest in india, you want to dance, i got you here. ♪ hey! >> look, they were driving the

gail charlie gail gayle gayle. it is tuesday, july 4th, 2017. welcome to cbs this morning.st of a missile capable of reaching the u.s. mainland. >>> and in a late night tweet president trump called on china to stop the threat once and for all and asked whether kim jong un had anything better to do with his life. >>> and a car that could shake up the auto industry. and how robo callers are using your number to sell their products. >> and a look at today's eye opener.

. >> we are sorry we can't be in alaska cruising with oprah and gail. start with the russian interference in the election, a persistent sore point for the president. >> attorney general jeff sessions saying he will stay on the job even after the president slammed him for recusing himself from that investigation. special counsel robert mueller is reportedly looking into president trump's business dealings, lots of developments and the spokesn legal team working on the russia probe had resigned. he expressed frustration with the president's tweets. >> all this amid new reports that the president's lawyers are working to undercut the investigation by looking for conflicts of interest among mueller's investigators. here's abc's megan hughes. >> you will not resign? >> reporter: questions swirling about whether the nation's top cop, jeff sessions will be stepping down after this from trump to the "new york times." >> how do you take a job and then recuse yourself. if he would have recused himself before the job i would have said thank, jeff, but i'm not goin

then we'll speak with activist gail walker continuing her father use humanitarian efforts through a specialor peace. we're glad you joined us. our guests coming up in a molt. momenltlt. ♪ ♪. ♪ ♪

gail is calling it from petersburg, virginia. she is a democrat. caller: good morning. i think that republicans are cutting education to the point , thatthe budget is so low -- giving them an excuse to find because into the fundams where the cannot next semester of the next year. they are decreasing the funding for the budget so much that it has to be excused and that is the only reason she is saying that african-americans the less money because -- need less money. that is their talking points. just like that repeal and replace obamacare for seven well, and we know darn that they had no plans, there was no way they can reduce the price in the premiums. that is all i have to say because i am too mad to say anything else. you should not allow someone else on your tv show talking that way if you challenging her. you should have challenged her. host: that is why we have you callers calling in. this go to new york. good morning. caller: good morning. i think amy wax showed a lot of courage making her statement in speaking her mind. people get very defensive and they react to

and the worst part is, is i wanted dov and gail to get along. them to spend time with each other. man. yeah, well, the minute i decide to tell sam about my feelings, he's gone, like... magic. really mean magic. you're not gonna get away with this! clifton, get back here! hey! whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa! hey! hey! hey! stop! police! (bat clatters) take it easy, officer. take it easy. give me your hands. ohh. (grunts) (handcuffs click) ohh. (pants) you've gotta be kidding me. look who i just caught. (horns honk in distance) did this man attack you? kind of. clifton. i was just trying to talk some sense into the boy, stop him from making a very serious mistake. no, you were sticking your nose where it doesn't belong. that's only 'cause i believe in you, son. i run a street program, and clifton here, during the holy sacrament of confession, told me something he was fixin' to do that was very stupid, and i had to step in. so what'd he say? i can't share that with you. i'm bound by an oath. yeah, well, we're bound by an oath, too. (lowered voice) he

gail will sing with you. no, i don't--i don't-- i don't sing. andy. what? no, no, no, no. be drunk enough to get up there. (cheers and whistles) (clink) next up, officer nash! (cheering) nash! whoo! ("let's get it on" playing) find me something easy. (cell phone rings) ♪ i've been really trying ♪ baby ♪ trying to hold back this feeling ♪ yeah. i can't hear you. (soulfully) ♪ and if you feel ♪ like i feel, baby i'm leaving now. (traci) ♪ come on whoo! whoo! ♪ let's get it on ♪ hey ♪ baby (swarek) almost makes me wish i was there. yeah? what would you sing? (faucet squeaks) (sighs) "stuck in the middle with you." "stuck in the middle with you." that's nice. no, no, "love," uh, "love the one you're with." yeah? how about "all by myself"? mm, no, you're not. (giggling) you will be. (chuckles) thanks. i'm kidding. i wouldn't sing. i know you wouldn't. you're too cool. hey, i do a lot of things, all right? i cook. i clean. i'm good with tools. i'm an excellent driver. you ever wish we were normal? what do you mean? we are normal. you know what i mean. (clears throat) andy, if i

(grunts) look, chris, i really screwed things up with gail. i'm sorry. yeah.ay? yeah. okay. okay. (laughs) (sighs) feels good to be back to normal. got that right, brother. "brother"? you sound just like oliver. next thing i know, you're gonna be asking me to buy you lunch. (imitating oliver) nice! if i want your opinion, diaz, i'll ask for it. now go get me a sandwich. no pickles! all right. okay, i got one. (imitates swarek) you wanna know the rules, go ask your mother, 'cause i don't play by the rules. swarek? yeah! uh, i-it was good. it was good. okay, i got--i got another one. i got another one. (imitating noelle) okay. are you sucking up to me, peck? huh? 'cause i don't mind, just long as you know it's not gonna get you anywhere... with... me. that's not how you do noelle. noelle is more like, uh... (imitating noelle) are you sucking up to me, peck? 'cause that is not gonna get you jack. just, uh, getting my gym bag. (door squeaks) looks like she's been living out of that gym bag. yeah, i didn't even know she had a gym bag, actually. all right. (beep) (i

played 25 gail gaimsal mckale mcgehee repourts he's returning she was looking for lucrative offers.bout two million bicks. averaged six pujts throw saysen. frrsh the a's lose in toronto. on a walk-off homer. if their nick name had a bull fen itted be jamble. he's stauszed right away. as a kick hook why? >> with the crosswalk off homer last night. so they go to extras tied at fourth. lowau watts kban got the bases loaded. here it comes. bases leaded it's pair good night, game over, drive home safely. flrs he almost stuck88 fiechb42 wins will be here today why are you not there. until 2005. also great calling warriors and raiders' game. he wail proschmly receive an ir-r-r >>> it's a very special thing and he had a deep regard for the hall of fame and a love for the history and disprigzs and the only thingative would be he won't be arund to feet but it is a hear vaelsh. it's a wrauflg aurv i mien those are hollowed grounds. >> absolutely deserving. should have happened long time age. frrsz i remember listening to bill king called raiders in the game. bill king was amazing. >> thanks, l

the 88th annual all-star gail will be in miami. wednesday, we'll get the fed's beige book, which measures the nation's economy by region. on friday, we'll get retail sales for june and president trump will be in paris, meeting with the new french president on bastille day. if life is a journey, doug lineham is already very well traveled. he's been a hippie, a marine, a monk, and now something completely weird, a financial adviser. he joins us now from santa fe, new mexico, to share his journey. and doug, thank you so much for being here. >> thanks, becky. thanks for having me. >> walk us through your trip. how did you go from being a monk to working in finance. that's a bit of a stretch. >> it is a bit of a stretch, but what i found in the monastery is i wasn't very good at giving spiritual advice, so i had to find some other way of being of service. i was the junior monk in the community and i still have a long way to go in my own spiritual adventures, but i realized that most of the people who were coming to the monastery with de

but the united states and united kingdom have seen their economic prognosis gail backed by the international monetary fund. the future of the trumpet ministration and brags at both casting their shadows. the eurozone as a whole is expected to see a pick up in domestic demand and therefore expansion. with both spain and italy is projected gdp growth revised sharply upwards. the economic forecast for china and japan have also been raised with the downgrade of the world's largest economy has refocused attention on political developments in washington. as emerald maxwell explains. in sharp contrast to the rays economic growth for costs for the years are not asia. the imf has cut its outlook for the u. s. to two point one percent for this year and next. from an early prediction of two point three percent and twenty seventeen. unto point five percent and twenty eighteen. the imf said it's downgrade reflects uncertainty about fiscal policy changes on the donald trump. the american president has promised to restore growth to three percent a year. a figure economists say is unrealistic. even if the t

. >> chris gail knows the numbers and strategy, so he either doesn't feel good about running, restarting on two tires on the next stage. perhaps too close to that number where he might go a lap down if they add hiccup on restart. we saw yesterday a few teams having trouble during their pit stop. the gamble must not have been worth the reward. he is up inside the top four, jeff, so he wouldn't gain a ton of track position. >> the reason we say he could pit is because he is close enough to the leader. this track is so big, he is close enough to the leader, he could have pitted, four tires and fuel, and come back out in front of the leader. the risk is you don't have a good sto impress ive season. kyle busch has the most impressive car. he didn't start in the front row. he worked his way through traffic. caught 77 and 21 to pass both of them. and has stretched the lead to almost four second over martin truex -- >> i was going to say, that's over martin truex jr. the guys that he started with, he is 11 second over them. >> i heard kyle busch saying, we are running well. but i'm just not as f

the winds will strengthen and gust to gail falls.nd off the coast. once we lose the rain in the south—east there will be dry and bright weather, like today. almost a repeat performance into the middle of the afternoon and similar values in terms of temperatures. 16—23 the overall— as we move out of sunday and into monday, this little fella may well bring the threat review showers for the start of wimbledon. there is the potential for its view showers during the day. fingers crossed, they are fairly light and they will pass through more quickly. chances are we will see unsettled weather in the south on monday and more persistent heavy rain on tuesday. until then, enjoy more persistent heavy rain on tuesday. untilthen, enjoy your weekend. this is bbc news. the headlines at 11am... the mayor of london sadiq khan calls on the government to appoint commissioners to run kensington and chelsea council in a bid to restore public confidence following the g re nfell tower public confidence following the grenfell tower fire. the former chief of

gail charlie gail gayle gayle. it is tuesday, july 4th, 2017. welcome to cbs this morning. north korea claims it's conducted its first successful test of a missile capable of reaching the u.s. mainland. >>> and in a late night tweet president trump called on china to stop the threat once and for all and asked whether kim jong un had anything better to do with his life. >>> and a car that could shake up the auto industry. and how robo callers are using your number to sell their products. >> and a look at today's eye opener. w >> if this is confirm been working towards for a very long time now. >> north korea claims to have tested an intercontinental ballistic missile. >> they say it is successful. they even said that theyan c now target the whole of the world. >>titis best budget we've seen in ten years. >> chris christie has signed a new budget ending a govertnmen shutdown. >> nobody wants this. i told you from the beginning i didn't want it. >> fireferights inri azona are battling a number of fast moving wildfires. >> and boston's artirpon when a out of control taxi cab pl

gra gail is off. mitch mcconnell is ready to repeal the affordable care act.opposed it. >> the gop could only afford to lose two voted. the proposal removed obamacare without replacing it right away. >> president trump tweeted, we were let down by democrats and a few republicans. most were loyal, terrific and worked really hard. we will return. as i have always said, let obamacare fail, then come together and do a great health care plan. stay tuned. nancy cordes is on capitol hill with what's next. good morning. >> reporter: good morning. mitch mcconnell admitted defeat on the effort to repeal and replace obamacare simultaneously. he is working on ae repeal obamacare now and replace it within the next two years. now, that's a plan that all but two senate republicans voted for in 2015. president obama was still in office back then, meaning there was little political risk in voting for a bill republicans knew was going to be vo vetoed. this is going to be what everyone is talking about today found it could leave 32 million more people uninsured by 2026 and premi

they say they worked the unions to make the call on whether or not they'll postpone a gail and amelia, you were hear with us yesterday right about this time saying there were heavy storms in the area. they were probably listening to you. that's the reason why they did it. >> thank you. thank you. i appreciate that. >> take you back to 24 hours ago. >> i had the radar pulled up to about 7:00 p.m. now, there was a very strong severe thunderstorm that even potentially produced a tornado as it moved into the fredericksburg area. it was three miles away from the district. i circled that heaviest rain that was back around the area. at that time, you were tracking t. i said if all else remains equal, it will move into the district around 8:30. even at that point you know you could have gotten the game at maybe 5, 6, innings. >> which would have been enough to call it a complete game. >> it's kind of interesting to me to squeeze it in. i love how this is so much conversation because people love the talk about the weather, people love their sports. so when sports and weather meet, it is like t

this will affect gail drive and 29. we did have earlier issues on the rails. shouldn't find troubles now. beltway is looking good we had trouble on the orange line, it was described as a train malfunction, it was out near new carrolton. nothing huge to worry about. just fyi. back into you. >> thank you. here's a look at the top stories. someone shot and killed a father of four on the beltway in prince george's county. that killer is still on the loose. adriano lombre was shot on the outer loom of 495 near the pennsylvania avenue exit on saturday. police say he was a man. his family is speaking out on what he was doing moments before his death, that's coming up live. >> right now take a good look at robert mcgill. this 78-year-old man is from capitol heights. he has not been seen since friday morning on shell street. police need help finding him. he has dementia and diabetes. he is likely on foot and is seen walking with a cane. >>> look at this video. an investigation underway to find out what caused this amtrak train to derail. this happened yesterday afterno

[applause] >> hi, my name is gail. attend university of michigan, go blue. >> bo blue. >> has there been any animosity with your peers in congress with your extreme popularity on social media, especially with your heated re-election campaign? can you speak towards that? >> that is great question. some people don't like it, it is true. i received pushback from leadership at times complaining about my vote explanations. the reason they don't like it because if my vote explanation contradicts something they are pushing as leadership team, it makes them look bad. nonetheless i think it is important that people do it. i think it is important people explain themselves and, leadership doesn't like that because they want to control the whole process. john: thank you, justin amash. [applause] >> thank you. john: for you to join the conversation, follow me on twitter@fbn stossel. use ifslc15. which is horrible hashtag, who can remember that. stands for international students for liberty conference in 2015. or more simply, like m

. >> katie tur at the risk of going gail shea, talk about donald trump jr. he was around the campaign a lot and relationship between father and son. >> well, they had a contentionious relationship at one point where don jr. wasn't speaking to his father over the divorce. that was past them. they'd grown closer. he was one of the people that his father went to for advice. the kids, don jr. among them were the ones who could sway him in one direction when he needed to be wayed not all the time. it took them months to get lewandowski out. but he was also someone relatively friendly to press. you could go talk to him and he would be forthcoming with what he knew at the time. but they all soelt felt very much -- and don jr. included -- abstill feel this which there was a campaign a crusade out totting to get them they were very much on the defensive. at the time they were feeling like the media was not treating them fairly as they still feel. they were looking for anything what so far in order to try and claw their way back up. ultimately, you know, the question

when use gail up that quickly-- when you scale up that quickly and if you are startup there is venturecapitalists or facebook coming to get you. when you scale up that quickly as a movement, what you're actually doing is you are scaling up, but you are facing your biggest challenge because you just burst onto the scene and there you are is this big thing with a target painted on you. facebook is not coming to buy you. a government is coming to crush you, so a lot of these movements by scaling up so fast, in fact, are making themselves those-- both known and very vulnerable at a very early stage. now, there is probably no way around this. if this is the way it is you have a movements bring up, but part of the thing is that i tried to explain to my book is that understanding this, this probably passed for a movement to say had i protect myself against it he cousin one of their big weaknesses and this will sound minor, but it's not. one of their big weaknesses is that when they scale up so fast and so quickly and then the government is coming for them they need to switch tactics quickly b

gail calling from secret, new york, on the line for democrats. caller: good morning.comment about donald trump and his new communications person but first i want to say that betsy, who just talked, gave me hope. i am sitting here in sea cliff and i lose hope every day for our country because it concerns me that there are so many millions of people who think our president tells the truth and tells it as it is. take the health care piece that happened this past weekend. he had a different position in the morning, the afternoon, and one day, and the next day he had another position. , heoes not tell it as it is just talks off the top of his head. and he lies so much. it is so concerning to me that there are so many people in our country that do not see through him. he is a con artist and a salesman. he does not care about us, he cares about himself. the gentleman he just selected for communications person says he loves the president. that is what the president wants , he wants everybody to love him, even though he behaves like a bully. , the moste truth important thing f

gail lewinsky who was h.w. bush's assistant, if you will. she said, listen, if he won't sign on to a bill in which they get to keep exactly what they have now with a 5 cent hair ccu they're not serious about working with others. we heard them speaking about how senator schumer got all eight senators in line, they can cooperate, et cetera. until they decide they're in line with signing onto the patient freedom act which allows the blue state to do what they're doing now and a red state to do something different, i'm not sure we're ready for bipartisanship. >> what do you say to that? >> this is a great opportunity to pause to say what is it in the affordable care act that we need to fix? >> i guess my frustration watching this, i sometimes look at this and say, okay, you're arguing over the details of the same structure. there are times -- and you guys sound like you're agreeing more than you disagree. >> i think we do. >> but the politics are getting in the way. maybe democrats don't want trump to get a victory, maybe the republicans don't w

he will be quite a threat to gail monfils. entertaining and hugely competitive.t competitive here too. did you see jack sock throw his towel into the crowd the day before yesterday? a boy caught it and then a grown—up to get away. i can tell you that thankfully, jack sock has found the boy. he has been traced on social media and he now has his own power. in fact, social media and he now has his own power. infact, i social media and he now has his own power. in fact, i have heard he will get a towel for every grand slam, so he is doing all right. it is embarrassing for the grown—up that snatched it! has he been tracked down? as he said anything? snatched it! has he been tracked down? as he said anything7m snatched it! has he been tracked down? as he said anything? it is interesting. i have looked everywhere for a comment from the grown—up. or the lady sitting next to him. so far, i have not seen anything. he had a hat pulled down really low, so maybe he got away with it. i imagine he's keeping quiet. good to see you, sally. let me remind you that we are expecting

gail? >> thank you charlie d'agata. the senate judiciary pulled back its subpoena on paul manafort.ressional investigators. he also began producing documents. the house intelligence committee interviewed president trump's son-in-law and white house adviser. that lasted almost three hours. >>> republican congressman trey gowdy is a membe o intelligence committee that heard yesterday from jared kushner. he also became chairman of the house oversight and reform committee last month. he's with us from the capitol. good morning, congressman. >> good morning. how are you? >> i'm well, thank you. i know the congress and you questioned jared kushner for three hours yesterday. did you learn anything? >> he sad at one point i didn't collude. i wanted to ask him are you aware of anyone who's not coordinated with the campaign. he was unequivocal in his answers which was no to both sides. >> did you find him truthful? >> you know what? i'm not a human polygraph. i spent 16 years in a courtroom to try to figure out whether a jury would believe him. for instance, jared kushner said he left the mee

he was the husband to gail murray and father of four beautiful children. he was known for being a family man who cared deeply for those around him. murray was a member of a special operation team and was promoted three times in the first three years he was in the marine corps and deployed to afghanistan twice. mr. lawson: the son of a navy man, sergeant murray will be remembered as a true american hero and i will continue to pray for him and his family and those around him. may he rest in peace and thank you. and i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from kansas seek recognition? >> ask unanimous consent to address the house for one minute. mr. bacon: there are 20,000 open jobs in kansas and unemployment rate of 3%. this is a 16-year low for our state. however, we face only a 63% national work force participation rate. almost 40% of our country's labor force is giving up on finding a job or lost motivation to work. in kansas, a top concern i heard is the need for a stronger work force. my colleagues and i must start wor

. >> nora and gail are off.tragedy in arizona. heavy rain created a massive wall of water that slammed into a group of people saturday in a popular swimming area. one person is still missing. >> they were swept away in payson arizona about 70 miles northeast of phoenix. bodies were found at least two miles down river. 14 members of a family were birthday there. six children were killed. the youngest victim is just two years old. rescuers air lifted some stranded family members to safety and helds. more flash flooding is possible today. >> tragedy there. meantime the senate has called off any vote this week on the republican bill to replace obamacare. senator john mccain is recovering from surgery to remove a blood clot from inside his skull. until he comes back the republicans do not have enough votes to start debate. gop senator susan collins of maine and rand paul of kentucky oppose the bill. about a dozen other republicans have also expressed concerns. >> the newest poll shows 50% of americans prefer to curre

. >> gail is off.nd time with russian president vladimir putin this month's g-20 summit. they revealed the conversation this week. they trualked about the trump-putin relationship on the program. >> we know that trump does not care what the media has to say about his desire to have a close personal relationship with the russian president and what drives it. >> you won't suggest it's his best one-on-one relationship. >> clearly the best personal relationship. never in my life as a political scientist have i seen two major countries with a constellation of national interest and while the two leaders seem to be doing everything possible to make nice and be close to each other. >> the white house says the president only spoke informally at a dinner with putin who was seated next to the first lady. they use putin's translater because mr. trump they say did not speak russian. the president complained on twitter even a dinner arranged for the top 20 leaders in germany is made to look sinister and that's becau

back at home, buzz aldrin, held a sold-out gail la at the kennedy space center last night.ary of the aapollo moon landing. it's part of a three-year campaign that will lead to the huge habitation of mars and nasa hopes to land people there by 2040. look at that >> important update. i met buzz in 2014 he was honored in the new jersey half fame. of course, i got a selfie with him you can find that online now. i left you speechless. >> i didn't know that buzz was >> in the new jersey hall of fame. >>> let's talk about healthcare, is it coming to a halt, one senator's illness is another setback for the republican's effort to repeal and replace obamacare. ♪ ♪. ♪ ♪. . >>> she meant something to us >> you see mobile crime here on the scene the 13 month old now in surgery after being shot in the leg. >> we have to stop demonizing those. theye >> the city hired a registered sex offender assigned to job that is may have put him in direct contact with children. >>> fox 5 news on the hill dance party this morning. good to have you along. senate republicans trying to get the healthcare

as they go off to the side, gail, i took on yale university and became the mouse thatscare the elephant . they were just a warm-up for a five star general who won the big one. and he writes a note to one of his friends, eastman. and he says don't tell anyone but my goal is to read dwight eisenhower out of the conservative movement? hello. so this is some significance to the national review, he doesn'twant to see this openly . >> the founder the magazine which became the flagship journal of the conservative movement. but he does report it. he founded national review and he wants it to be the functional civil on the right of what the new republic and maybe saturday review which was started off by socialists , walter whitman started the republic, he started calling himself a democrat and advisor. a lot of the new freedom was wilson taft. >> andrew child labor, eight hour day. federal reserve, a lot of these things were produced by walter winchell new republic so buckley studied the other side very well. and he said we need something for us, we need a policy journal for us and get ideas to