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. >> maybe he will get another gh job. the sixers feel closer to something special than the phillys. worst start in 20 years. how about pete mccann nonsaying there is something missing. >> great revelation, pete. a lot missing. >> lot. like the bullpen. blow another game. thought he was the closer. not getting it done. then the original closer, gomez, gives up the solo homer. phillys lose 5-4. major league leading 17th loss by one run. >> played these guys tough. they have a heck of a good time. played the red sox tough, the cubs tough. played a lot of teams tough. the dodgers. we just fall short. there's a little something missing and we just need to take it a step further. >> all right. as bad as they have been, they have the most one-run -- you're shaking your head. >> come on. i hear that comment. they're in every game. you lose games. it's like the eagles saying that they lost a lot of games by seven or less. when you lose, you lose. >> can you make the assessment that the phillys are close? >> no, they're not close.

president he had been chancellor for decades seven years later if i myself the senior leader of the ghonce told an audience my opinion could be summed up in four words that i agree with helmut kohl. those words have never failed me. after first reading in 1993 he said the chemistry is right. the chemistry was right every time we met when we were in nato or discussed russia, talk about multilateral issues at his favorite washington restaurant. even when he made me eat -- [laughter] and in spite of that. [laughter] i hope our dinners continue far into this century. with the 21st century breaking over the horizon recollected the great leaders like churchill or roosevelt to unify germany and europe to strengthen the western alliance to extend the hand of friendship to russia and helmut kohl ranks with them his place in history is unavailable. and he has been a true friend of the united states. in 1989 we heard beethoven's ninth symphony for the first time to capture the feeling of the world coming together and in that same poll one ironic the written just after the american revolution to s

the afternoon,gh there will be additional chances of showers and thunderstorms. right now, it looks like the best chance of thunderstorm stay to theuld south of the metro area. it will be cloudy with sun and showers. this afternoon, showers are a possibility, maybe a rumble of thunder. the biggest concentration late this afternoon will be well to the southeast. tomorrow, looks like it will be ok. getin cloudiness, but as we -- sunshine and cloudiness, but as we get into late tomorrow night, clouds and cool temperatures through the day on thursday. look at these highs. our average is in the low 80's, but it all turns around quickly as we head toward the weekend. we get close to 80. we have the capital pride parade on saturday. maybe an afternoon storm. for the first part of next week. adrianna: a roller coaster. doug: that is summer weather. the golden state warriors have taken care of business, beating the cavs in game two of the nba finals. prince george's county native game-high 33with a points. seth curry with his first nba final triple-double. the warriors ta

. >> it changed my life in bad ways, but it also made me stronger and more of a gh i think. >> she is a wife and mother of three small children and a nurse and she is sharing her story hoping to reach other victims of rape. >> if they can hear my story and if i can help them not feel dirty or ashamed, then it is worth it to me now. >> she looks forward to the day the rapist would be locked up. >> if he was arrested, i would be right there, he has no control over me any more. >> darcy spencer news four. >> a developing story in london now, hundreds of people forced out of their homes after five high-rise apartment buildings had to be evacuated because of fire safety concerns. they have some of the same materials blamed for the fast moving fire that killed 79 people in west london last week. about 800 people now are being relocated. the work is expected to take about three weeks. helping to clean up the tornado damage in alabama. it tore through the berming hamm area yesterday damaging homes and businesses including a liquor store that was basically blown away. this was all related to s

i don't have the feedback from constituencies who will not have had gh the senate bill. we should not be voting on this. >> senate majority leader mitch mcconnell said he wanted a vote on the healthcare bill this week. president trump tweeted this morning, republicans are working very hard to get there, with no help from the democrats, not easy. perhaps, just let obamacare crash and burn. the nation's largest doctor's group is coming out against the senate healthcare bill. the american medical association says the republican plan will likely lead to higher costs and make it tougher for lower and middle income patients find care. >> reporter: sarah and fred zorn have struggled for nearly a decade to find and keep health insurance. fred has a pre-existing condition. inflammatory bowel disease. >> when i didn't have insurance, i was so much more stressed about the fact that i didn't have some kind of backup behind me, that it have worse symptoms. >> reporter: new research suggests having health insurance reduces the risk for death. >> people get to see the doctor or nurse p

. >>> gh police officer finds herself on the wrong side of the law. >> investigators say it's over an incident at a local bar. in january, an officer pulled out a gun and threatened others while offduty. she faces charges. williams is suspended and will be dismissed in a month. >>> a major construction project coming to i-95. an overhaul of the five-mile stretch of the interstate between i-676 and broad street in south fifth. the south port marine terminal will be developed. >>> a former pennsylvania state treasurer lied to the fbi about money she accepted after leaving office. today, she pleaded guilty to accepting $675,000 from an she t her trial was next week. >>> delaware's teaming up with a university ve. a veteran says thisright now. the hospital tgethercs and megy sits down wor her first in depth owi her canc. during thehe m who stalked her. >> he said heedho i am as a person. it messed with my family. it hurt my mom and dad so bad and it still does. and you don't get any sort of pass for doing that. >> hear more from erin andrews right here on sunday night at 7:00. >>> next ri

it is blocking the gh too much in the way of delays at this point this morning. the routine construction going on, and we've got metro safe track surge 16, the last one to go on. we'll talk about that surge in a bit. >>> the two men accused of hanging a noose outside crofton middleton will appear in court later this afternoon. conner prout and adam halveman have been charged with a hate career. >>> congressman steve scalise continues to improve. he remains hospital after he was shot at that baseball practice. his condition was updated from critical to serious. >>> people flocked to the beach and pool to cool off. >>> if you need panda fix, a zoo in tokyo released these pictures. the new cub doesn't yet, and we also don't know whether it's a boy or girl, but we do know he weighs a little more than a quarter of a pound. >> and to think he's going to get that big. >> that's a quick look at what's going on. >> the news at 4:30 starts right now. >>> this is wake up washington on wusa9. >> thanks so much for joining us, i'm jan jeffcoat. >> and i'm larry miller. >> we

work --gh put out the report 10,000 commandments about federal rules and regulations. it says that regulations don't because theyntion are unbudgeted and difficult to quantify. relate to the viewers how do the regulations affect everyday people? we have an opportunity to force a bipartisan reform and regulation. there is a bill that has the regulations affect us in all ways. doddf the top issues, frank rules, a segment coming up talking about health care come in all these walks of life regulation affects us. and safety, economic interventions, all of these sorts of things. while it is -- unlike taxes where you can look up and see t we are talking about regulations and how they are quantified. republicans how long have you been doing this report and what are you trying to let people know about the regulations. the idea of this is to look at the numbers of rules that the agencies are putting out. -- they put out 211 laws last year. agenciesal regulatory look out over 3000. are getting over 3000 rules and regulations and sensei accumulate there is some interest in rolling

htlaug t >>i] gh it er i think this team is good enough, the core unit, is good enough to take them all the way into that new arena in san francisco. today's age of salary caps sports, it gets a little tricky to keep a team together for the long haul. it's why you see very few dynasties anymore. but rest assured, the warriors will be favored to repeat in 2018. golden state si edketo get past the cavaliers. mission accomplished there. but mountain pledst of celebrating iguoda remindeevery that genel manager bob ers lastt little more ana e challenging job this summer trying to keep everybody together. >> bob myers i can't even give him a compliment considering we're about to go hits up in negotiating. but he has done a awesome job of finding the right personalities to fit the culture and balancing it out. >> iguodala is one of 10 free agents on the warriors. steph curry and kevin durant will both get the big bucks. but if durant ismu wi$35 millio it will allow the the salary ca re-sign iguodala and shaun livingston. playing into what iguodala said, this is as close to basketball utopia as

interview with fox & friends weekend president trump expressed confidence the senate bill will pass even gh will say it's no good in its current form. >> i think we're going to get it. we don't have too much of a choice because the alternative is the dead carcass of obamacare. >> kentucky senator rand paul, one of the original republicans to speak out against the plan say it's too similar to the landmark. >> it's a false promise to say, oh, yaerks insurance premiums are going to go down but we're keeping 10 of the 12 mandates. it's a foolish notion to provide something you can't provide. >> senator susan collins says she's been meeting with a group of fellow republicans unhappy with the proposed cuts to medica medicaid. >> there are about seven to eight people in that group i can't speak for them, but suffice it to say they're genuinely concerned. >> they've been pushing for a reform before the recess but some on chile say that's too soon. >> we don't have enough information. >> hopefully they'll come sit down. >> they'll stop sabotaging obamacare and we'll sit down and make it better. >> t

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gh throughout the whole game, we will all be team scalise. this is the "cbs evening news" with scott pelley. >> pelley: this is our western edition. congressman steve scalise had a third surgery today as doctors worked to save the life of the third-ranking republican in the house. scalise is one of four people shot yesterday when a gunman opened fire on republicans practicing for tonight's charity baseball game against the democrats. scalise, who is 51, remains in critical condition. our chief congressional correspondent nancy cordes begins our coverage. >> he's in some trouble. >> reporter: president trump issued a sobering update today after visiting house majority whip steve scalise last night. >> he's a great fighter, and he's going to be okay, we hope. >> reporter: scalise underwent his third surgery today. rimocrat cedric richmond is a close friend and fellow louisianaian. >> it's no secret that the bullet split up, and that vital organs are-- were hit. >> reporter: another victim, lobbyist matt mika, has been upgraded from critical con

they are in syria because the saudi arabia,d by qatar and other guys have put proxies sunnis inhere gh assad. then basically the big problem with our country is and history are not reported correctly. guest: i believe so the frustration with politics as normal in both parties and i that is a big reason that trump benefited and won the election. as far as you could get as politics is normal as you had. part of the reason he won. i fear that he's a cure worse particularly se when it comes to the middle east. particularly when it comes to the middle east. combustible region and sort of a pre-1914 with of ferdinand ssassination and we could have a very big war in the middle east. walking mp as a guy around striking matches in the middle of sort of a petroleum hangar. the guy doesn't understand the region. effort to do so and he is not a cure to the roblem of meddling or mis-meddling in the middle east. he is arguably a draft deterioration. host: one final point from the book on another subject you see growth slows society loses pace. faculty ndreds of friends is no substitute for seeing pe

gh is the nbc 10 investigator, we the you is as well as his campaign expenditures. williams failing to disclose 0 $170,0 $170,000 worth of gifts. he got ho thousand dollars worth of work on his home from a contractor. the 22 count indictment has now turned into 29 count inindictment and that he had hi hild. that is fsh one count of accepting a bieribe. >> have you seen any activity outside of the courthouse yet? we know you inside. any activity out there? >> reporter: at this point the action appears to be in the courtroom. haven't seen much other it is dwping and breaking quickly. >> we'll be right back. fios is not cable. we're a 100% fiber optic network. now with our new fios gigabit connection, you get amazing download speeds up to 940 megs, 20 times faster than most people have. and the price is amazing too for $79.99 a month online for the first year you'll get our fastest triple play with hbo included for 2 years. leave cable's slower internet speeds behind. so hurry up and switch to fios gigabit connection for $79.99 with tv, hbo and multi-room dvr service f

>> we'll continue our talk gh after this >>> you are a public figure and went public with a very private issue. tell us how you got there. >> about a year into being county executive it was obvious she couldn't do the things she had done before. we had to make a decision whether we were going to say something publicly or say this was a private matter thoondel it. i wanted to keep it the kids came and said we can't advocate for change if we don't tell people what mommy has. we're not ashamed of mommy. she didn't do anything and you're in a position where you can help others and that's when we went public. it changed our lives and the lives of people in the county and aloud tous do the advocacy work we want to do. >> you are being an advocate and we have video to prove your advocacy. you all got tattoos. >> we all got tattoos. the girls thought of that. we were trying to raise money so the girls said if they raise enough money, i think it was like $20,000 that we all get tattoos and my son and i of course were afraid but we said as a family we're going to do it for raising awareness and ra

kpix 5's john ramos -- on how gh >>> today is graduation day at cal state's bay. and we met one woman who had to make some tough choices to reach the stage. how she pushed through homelessness to find success. >> reporter: students are sweating out the final exams, but brenda brown has faced a far tougher test than that. >> it started back in '08 during the recession if you want to get technical is when i got laid off of my job. >> reporter: two years later he unemployment ran out and she lost her apartment. still she couldn't find work. >> if i'm going to struggle. i'm going to do it at school, not making $10 an hour. >> she enrolled in college. a year ago the 50 something student began living in her car in parking lots near campus. 21/2 months of that and she was ready to ask for help. >> brenda was one of our first students that came to us that had enough courage to say i'm not afraid to tell my story. >> reporter: the timing was perfect. responding to an alarming study about poverty at california colleges, cal state's bay had just created a program to support

gh right now as you know in the health bill that was passed in the house they want to defund planned parenthood, taking away the choice of two and half million women. trumpet just announced that he's going to be thinking about aid to historically black college colleges -- do know thatat perspective we don't know the repercussions but he thanks that that kind of funding may be unconstitutional. we had just -- we have jeff sessions as our attorney general the things we haven't been aggressive enough on the war on drugs which has been devastating to communities all over this country so you are quite right and not to mention that there is a war against women's rights to control their own bodies. there will be cutbacks if trump has his way, and will do everything we can to stop him, many of you are part of organizations that are doing your best to protect girls of color around the world so they get good educations, right perspective so they can find jobs in nondescript free environment. they want to cut back on thosewe things. we are in a war on all of those issues. we need to rally the a

gh that this was going if these conversations were didn't youte, why say something then and they'll point to his previous testimony. didn't feelt you pressure. what changed? reporting thatme has been done and by cnn, comey'ssaying that position maybe that in he seen all incidents together. he thinks there was something going on. but in the moment, he thought he had it under control. fired, he felt like maybe there was something bigger. haves what some outlets reported. undoubtedly those will be serious questions. host: serious questions begin at 10:00 a.m. on thursday we're on c-span 3. you can watch it live. beverly is in columbia, missouri, democrat. caller: you have a question. worriedresident is so about muslims, why in his budget to protectthe funds this country? host: what specific funds are referring to you? caller: it's the funds to country.his money. host: beverly i don't know if you read chuck schumer's tweet. he talked about this. tweets, with terrorism on the rise, president cuttingoposed anti-terrorism funding. that was yesterday. problem thatf the the administration is going

i think the democratic party ha is to gh out and recruit candidates and compete in districts which they can actually win which are districts, for example, where republicans are in office and hillary clinton won. those are the districts that should be focusing on. >> message matters obviously. you want to find the right messenger. that's probably going to take a turn toward policy for the democrats. makes this health care situation that much more important. what do you make of the state of play on this health care bill right now? yes, it's been too secretive. even the republicans are clamoring about that. but at the end of the day, if they pass something, that will be delivering on that republican plo promise to undo the aca. what's the democrat play? >> i think delivering on that promise, chris, is what's motivating mitch mcconnell. he does not want to be blamed by the republican base for allowing the repeal and replace effort on the affordable care act to die in the united states senate. so he's trying every which way to get his factions together and find 50 votes in that chamber to pa

now that's a part of mexico i'd like to visit. [ laught my: gh se, they have emmys for stand-up specialst? >> steve: they should. >> jimmy: this should win an emmy. it's unbelievable. anyway, check it out. he also is a "new york times" best-selling author. norm macdonald is on the show. >> steve: yeah. [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: the special, the book is insane. >> steve: both of them are insane. >> jimmy: the book is -- they're both so tricky and so well delivered, i can't even get into it. this book is not a memoir. we'll talk to norm about it. it's a memoir, but it's all fake. [ light laughter ] i know it's hard to describe. but it's fantastic. it's a great read. but the stand-up special, too. you gotta see it. it's just great. he's one of the funniest dudes ever. plus she's written a wonderful new children's book called "she persisted: 13 american women who changed the world." chelsea clinton is joining us. [ cheers and applause ] this is great, too. also here tonight, i'm very excited about this. he comes on, he's 13 years old, he's an animal expert. robert irwin is dropping b

come -- [ auby the end of my lesson, i looked like one of those ceilings in the valley. [ light laug ]gh wait, how did you?was . i was all, hey how are y i got another tune for you. >> seth: wow. >> yeah. did the miltown go to work right away? it was interesting. did you enjoy going to other r onle, when you, when you were sober at other -- when you went to friends' bar hs.zvam happy at other people's bar mitzvahs? >> seth: when you were 13. >> yes. >> seth: did you have fun then. >> now. >> seth: you didn't really. >> no, actually i've never told this, but i was so allergic to wool that at my own bar mitzvah, i put on flannel pajamas, and i put them under my wool suit. so it looked like i was -- well i was high from here up, and i looked like an elephant from here down. [ laughter ] it wasn't pretty, folks. >> seth: do you -- have you had a -- cause i guess your twelve-year-old -- is he in a world where it's going to -- or, or -- the twelve-year-olds a girl or a boy? >> let's see, he is a boy. >> seth: okay, gotcha. so are you going to have to as a parent, start going to a bunch of bar

gh now, it's so easy. i talk to my friends. they're like let's set up a phone.hen's the next trip to modesto. >> political opponents doubt the message will resonate with those who felt neglected in raevious elections. >> you have to offer americans solutions to the problems. the party has been bereft of that for many cycles. >> the reance is going to heat up. trust me it's going to heat up. >> christie smith, nbc bay area. >> now to an nbc exclusive. vladimir putin is giving his first tv interview for the first time since the presidential election. as you might imagine, he has a lot of explaining to do. nbc's new anchor megyn kelly isn't holding back. >> you had said for months that russia had nothing to do with the interference of the american election. then this week you floated the idea of patriotic hackers doing it. why the change? >> sunday night with megyn kelly premieres tonight right here on nbc bay area at 7:00. i already have my dvr set. >>> if you're going on a trip this summer be sure to travel smart. we're teaming up with our sister station telemund

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the storms from gh to the quad cities to chicago and milwaukee. that's where the cold front is dropping down from the south. that's wind damage with those. also from denver to garden city, amarillo, wind damage, and how about the heat? some areas will go a week straight with excessive heat warnings. that's a rare event. 20 million people under heat advisories or heat warnings from redding to sacramento, san jose, all the way back down to the desert southwest. more record highs are likely today. it's endless. it's hard to imagine that we're ever going to return back to normal. fresno, 109. winslow, 105. this even goes into the weekend. poor phoenix goes from 112 back up to 117. you do get a little relief in california. it's just the heat wave is -- this is going to be one of those for the record books. the duration. >> have to make sure your air conditioning continues to work. >> have to lose that in weather like that? >> not a good situation. all right, bill. democrats and republicans joined together in the nation's capital. at least for a night a

right now i think gh the investigation willon go forward and democrats by and large will not be calling forhi impeachmen until thisch is over. >> it was not a game-changer? >> i don't think it was a game-changer. i thinknk his remarks that were leased yesterdayay where the president saidis there was this cloud of administration, where comey was saying i took the president's words too say stop the flynn investigation. trump didn't use those words. heai said i hope it goes away, he's a good guy. comey responded, yeah, i believe he's a good guy. there were uncomfortable moments. i don't see a game-changer g legally. politically thisng does damage e president. there is r as he reportedly tol comey, there's this cloud of russia. it's not going away any time soon. >> yesterday james comey releasing seven pages. he didn't read his opening statement today. instead, he has this to say. >> thank you for inviting me to here today to testify. i n submitted my statement for e record. i'm not going to repeat it this morning. i thought i would offer brief introductory remarks and i would welcome your

looking outside right now gh calm. i will say starting to heat up lit bit interstate 95 push in the southbound direction toward center city what you are working with, and also notice ther tha little bit. it is getting a little slow movement on the northbound side as well watch weun side that we're keeping our eye oakep to the airport, basically what you are logllations or delays at the airport, but of course we will keep checking scl light moving in the eastbound direction, this is befored say t up of course on the schuylkill now that we are cracking into the 6:00 hour. so this is the accident morristown, route 38 eastbound at south lenola road. do have downed pole here as well blocking the right lane, ods,haight want to give yourself couple of extra constructing bridge around this area, 422, so 422 westbound between route 23 and trooper right lanene a.m. and 2, compromised, 422 eastbound the off ramp to 23 is closed between ten a.m. and 1:00 p.m. there. that will linger throughout through friday, jim, back to you. >>

in similar sort of motion here, and a lot of it buoyed by financial issues and not necessarily the gh-tech got here, the facebooks d the microsofts and the alphabet, you know the nes. we're going to get into the details in a second. let's take a look at the relief that's causing it at the white house. blake burman is there. >> reporter: hi, neil. you used the word vindication a little while ago, that was exactly how president trump responded earlier this morning. keep in mind, he had been silent on this issue for days, especially via twitter. but earlier today he changed all that by writing the following from the president, he said, quote: despite so many false statements and lies, total and complete vindication. and, wow, comey is a leaker. that is part of the narrative now that this white house, the president and his legal team is focus on, the leaking aspect of this. so much so that a source close to the legal team tells fox that the president's legal team expects to file a complaint with the doj inspector general, the department of justice, the senate judiciary committee, quite possibl

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gh every night leading the paper some mayhem that has happened to detroit in the last three or four hoursi find myself at 10:00 looking to see what's on channel two, not to single out channel to, but it's almost meaningless except to the victims and their families. it is something that does not affect most people's lives. badting in detroit, however or reflective of bigger societal problems, is not necessarily the major news of what's going on. amyre: it makes people stop watching. bill: i don't think it makes people stop watching because obviously it's telling the stations that is bring in viewers. amyre: i can't take it anymore. i'm not watching anymore. bill: i don't know. tim might have a better insight as to what drives ratings. i understand what tv can do a better job of reflecting the bigger reality in detroit. tim: i think there's an easy factor here. part of it is first of all the staffs of the tv stations are going down. , when you are at channel 50, the bottom line is that you only have x many camera crews. if you're listening over the radio and finding out that there was a sho

it's short term, and the bank of england has said they'll it could gh it, but become ugly inflation ifpert: if there are tariffs, yeah, you could get a further impact. expect to see large-scale tariffs, particularly on goods. not a good outcome for anyone. you have to believe in this negotiation that it can at bad outcomes. francine: tom? ok, very quick last word, we ot mixed up in our communications. how do you see london changing over brexit? simon: i see enormous change ahead. macron is a big indicator. that i think digital politics will happen in the next few years. voting online. if you hang around politicians, what they always say is what's he temperature of the company, what's the people want? don't want to put my faith in one party. i want an actual individual. speaking simon is about politics, and you can see the prime minister, theresa may, live from downing street, with arlene ands foster, as they continue with their negotiations. expecting something the today. i think they're going to talk hour half.out an tom: did you medicate rupert? francine: yeah, he's here. on.'s why w

arreguin.she graduated from high school friday.police say she returned her cap and gown monday ther gh. (take vo)after that, police say she went downtown to santa rosa library to use the computer. investigators believe she dropped off job applications at the santa rosa plaza sometime on monday. police say she has no history of going missing and is not known to stay out late.she has brown hair and brown eyes, is 5 feet 5 inches tall and weighs about 120 pounds with a thin build. gabriella was last seen wearing a gray short- sleeved cardigan, a white t-shirt and gray dress pants. (oncam)if you have any information on her whereabouts please call the santa rosa police department.reporting live in santa rosa, lydia pantazes kron4 news. ( darya ) thanks lydia. we will check back with you through out the morning. ( mark ) breaking overnight... at least 12 people have been killed and more than 40 people wounded in two terrorist attacks at an iran parliament building and a shrine in tehran. attackers armed with rifles stormed the parliament building and one of the attackers blew himself up insi

. >> i don't time it out gh >> maybe i need to cook to become one. >> let's talk about this.eggplant parmesan but always too impatient to cook it because it takes forever. he ended up making muffin continue parmesan which takes the cooking time down in half. all you have to do. >> nice portion size. >> you just spoon a little bit of marinara sauce or regular tomato sauce and two little eggplants this there and then a little bit of ricotta herb topping just like so. >> and a little mozz. >> a little mozzarella. a sprinkle of saul and bake it and i think in 20 minutes it becoming this. >> i can do that. >> which is so fast. i believe we have a meal, people. >> yes. so excited. >> that's great. >> isn't that great? >> yes. smells delicious i must say. so please try. i like to eat this with either salad for dinner or if i have friends over for cocktails nice hors d'oeuvres to serve, nice an that's my eggplant parmesan hack. [ applause ] we do have an audience question for you from treasure who is right here. >> hi, treasure. >> hi. >> hi. >> so i love to cook but i hate washing d

winners and gh the losers. who took the hit on this bailout?an: obviously italian taxpayers are going to take some of the hit on this. big winner is bank intesa. the country's second biggest bank. has wide distribution throughout italy. its market presence in this northern region, one of the in italy, was slightly weaker than its biggest rival. dictated essentially the terms of this operation. to find taly tried other private investors to partial state, private solution, that didn't happen. intesa came forward with an that practically guaranteed that its capital ratios will remain unchanged. to maintain its dividend policy. they might even be able to nerate eventually some profits out of this to help boost its balance sheet. alix: and what about the senior versus junior shareholders? walk us through who's losing there. well, the senior bond holders are going to be protected. there also will be some eimbursement for the juniors as well, particularly small retail bond holders. be some reimbursement there. intesa has said it will help gap on that.

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i know it is the position of ghs that the states were victims, it is their responsibility. i cannot believe this was an attack on physical infrastructure, it wouldn't be a more coordinated response. we are not making our country safe if we don't make sure that all americans realize that .xtent of what the russians did if we don't get our act together, what they will do in a more traumatic form in 2018. candidly, the idea that this it is notur credit, my responsibility, it is not my job, i don't believe it is an acceptable decision. we hear a plan on how we are to get more information into the bloodstream at how we can make sure we have better practices, so that all states are doing what is needed. i'm not urging that the federal government intervene in one of the local or state responsibility but to not put all americans on notice is crazy. my hope is that we'll get some answers. i want to thank in january dhs did designate the nations electoral and perception is critical. that is important -- electoral infrastructure as critical. that is important. we are going to see more

rex tillerson ran within of the world's largest companies and he's been treated late lie like a gh-12onald trump didn't put a patsy in at secretary of state. he runs a company like you run a private company. and he has hit his breaking point. politico suggested it was ego and he didn't want to take order from a 38-year-olds. to me it's about a guy who need the tool to do his jobs and he's not going to be given those tools. >> he's been set up for failure and it's happening every day. they're not even letting him put his people in, after donald trump promised him that he would be able to pick people that were running the state department with him. >> the dynamics of power centralized in the white house, cabinet secretary frustrated about personnel early on. the overlay here that's different is this white house, the not because there are some white house aides tho are disgruntled never been seen before. >> from the president himself. if you're someone like ricks tillerson, it's amazing it's taken this long -- >> and rex tillerson, mika, has been working very well with secretary mattis.

. >> reporter: that why they gh escort that particular officer out.hat we have now is pretty consistent reporting from witnesses that a total of five people shot including the gunman at this moment no reports of any fatalities. and we should emphasize it would appear the gop scalise did not suffer life threatening injuries. back to you. >> tom costello offering more detail from what he's opinion able to gather on the scene in alexandria as the investigation of this shooting is unfolding this morning. we are maybe an hour, just about an hour from when this all started to unfold. almost two hours from when it started to unfold. and again, you're seeing this large response. maybe possibly familiar look of fire engines and local law enforcement response. we're also hearing the fbi is on scene. u.s. capitol police including their police chief. we believe also on scene the atf saying they are there as well. right now you're looking at the police chief there in alexandria, chief brown, about to make a statement. >> we'll give you what we currently have at th

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