and i think jeff's point is very true that they have moved the goalpost. and now to say that, yeah, there is not any evidence that a crime has been committed, and you can't prove a case. but there is nobody that is arguing now that bob mueller doesn't have legitimacy to investigate these facts and circumstances. >> we have to take a quick break. more with the panel ahead. later president trump and macron of france tried the guinness book of rorlds for world's longest handshake. it seems how flattery will get you everywhere. we'll talk about that ahead. i take pictures of sunrises, but with my back pain i couldn't sleep and get up in time. then i found aleve pm. aleve pm is the only one to combine a safe sleep aid plus the 12 hour pain relieving strength of aleve. i'm back. aleve pm for a better am. ditching the cover-up for good? that's cool. showing off my arms? that's cool. being comfortable without a shirt? that's cool. getting the body you want without surgery, needles, or downtime? that's coolsculpting. coolsculpting is the only fda-cleared non-invasi

. >> check out the two first round picks tied to a goalpost one day during training camp. >> they letmy hands. >> and left alone to swelter, the quarterback was supposed to be the future of the franchise and instead he withered on the vine-- on the goalpost. >> in 2009, veterans upped the ante and tied multiple rookies to it and each other including the defense of difference maker. >> hold on, that it working. >> this prank went too far the linebacker smashed a shaving cream pie into first rounder sean taylor's face. the problem was it had menthol in it and the shaving cream burned. taylor claimed he was temporarily blinded. >> at number two, this one had us laughing out loud and gets us going again today as well. the kickers were key prank was less hurtful and more hilarious. really it doesn't need any explanation. >> i have a bad hairline going on. i turn around and all the rest is gone. >> it never gets too serious or too personal. >> number one is the yin and yang of the talent show. he did not fare so well and got booed off the stage. >> they plotted against me and by the time i

she might as well have been carrying the goalposts herself over her shoulder.em when she said that. but the bigger point here is that when they teach crisis communications in future years, they're going to look at this sxeps this last week as just the classic example of what not to do. time after time. i mean, the notion that you can send out, given what the lawyers knew, the white house chief of staff could be ignorant and negligent enough to go out there and say this is a meeting about adoption and it is a big nothing burger when there's evidence that is going to contradict him. and even if he didn't know that, he should have known it. anybody who saw that big flashing adverb primarily knew there was something more to the story on the first go-around. i've watched a lot of white houses mess up over the years but this is a doozy. >> a fairly constant refrain if there was one from the white house, when it came to trying to explain it, the idea that there's nothing to see. >> i don't know much about it other than it seems to be on the end of the trump individual

to me it seems as though the people moving the goalposts are the democrats.he claim all along, the reason why there is talk of impeachment, the reason why there is a special prosecutor, the reason why people want to see trump and his associates criminally prosecuted is the claim they committed crimes by colluding with the russians with regard to the hacking. that is what harry reid and john podesta has always said, that has always been the democratic claim. this evidence does not in any way to just that. what it suggests instead is that donald trump, jr. was told that the russian government had incriminating evidence about hillary clinton and wanted to give it to him. he said, well, i would love to have it. now, i guess there is some sense that it is wrong for a political campaign to take dirt on your adversary from a foreign government. i don't think it is illegal at all to do that, but there is a claim that it is somehow immoral. what i don't understand, the a frome dossier came somebody who was getting first paid by republicans and the democrats, going to

they took soccer balls, a generator, goalpost and other equipment. the loss is estimated to range from $3,000 to $5,000. >> pretty devastating really. some of the materials was actually used for practice. >> community members have donated money to help replace the stolen items. daly city police are investigating but so far haven't made any arrests or recovered any of the stolen equipment. >>> tonight we're getting a closer look at the devastation left behind by the detwiler fire, burning in mariposa county southwest of yosemite valley. crews say the number of acres burned will go up and so will the number of homes destroyed. as of now, 50 homes have burned and 11 have been damaged. while the fire fight continues, the director of cal fire says it's by no means over. he says the weather will play a key role in helping or hindering the fire fight. still cal fire says it is making progress. as reporter vickie gonzalez explains, the active fire area has moved east of culterville, prompting evacuation orders for the small community of five corners. >> repo

just as we are increasing high school graduation rates, as we should, we keep moving the goalposts. now the economy is demanding more credentials. are community colleges are focused on that. creating pathways, clear pathways from k12 through community college. and if a student wants, onto a higher level. the more students we can put in these very clear, navigable pathways, the better off the workforce is. the better off the communities are. the healthier the state and nation are. bonnie: i am going to ring up something that can robinson did this ted talk, his belief that we are squashing creativity and our students in the k-12 schools. another opportunity for afterschool programs to come in and deal with this. let's talk about creativity. of course the math, stem, reading, standardized testing, none of that tests creativity. we all know how important that is for a well-rounded human being. monica, i will start with you. you see the need to get the test scores up, how important is creativity? from what you have seen with a best afterschool programs, what are they able to do to help b

his government keeps moving the goalposts. after the opposition won a majority in the national assembly in 2015, maduro stacked the supreme court with 13 new judges. he has pushed through a vote to rewrite the constitution. the u.s. has vowed to take swift and strong economic action. nikki haley called the election of sham and a step towards dictatorship. the u.s. is not alone in condemning the power grab. european union, argentina, colombia, and a number of nations of said they will not recognize this vote. >> bret: steve harrigan, thank you. here at home and on capitol hill, republican leaders looking to rebound after last week's drama ending with an astonishing late-night collapse of the moving health care forward. mike emanuel has the story. >> full steam ahead for the white house, senate, house on tax reform. they say they're working closel closely. committed to keeping the promise of the american people. >> this is about creating a fair tax system that's good for the average middle-class person. creates a wage growth for

the fed has laid out goalposts. there has been a tendency to move them.ed is very serious about starting to reduce its balance sheet. possibly as soon as the july meeting. we will find out more this afternoon. our call has been september for the longest time. i could see them starting a balance sheet wind down in july. that's going to be a five year or longer process and they will continue to nudge interest rates higher. francine: central banks haven't been helped by politics at all. they have been asking for structural reform for a long time. will they get it now? the feds very careful about not asking for anything outside of the realm of monetary policy. i think that's much less of an u.s..here in the we had been expecting when the president was elected u.s.. in november that there was going to be large fiscal programs particularly task of -- tax cuts and infrastructure spending. aen we will get them is question because everything is backed up behind health care and health care doesn't seem to be going anywhere at this point. europe is very different an

they also watch the white house change the goalposts, initially at the white house said, john —— donaldjrey had cooperated with the russians was disgusting. now they're saying there may have been some kind of cooperation but it was totally legal. we do not know what happened after the meeting because everyone in the media has reason to say nothing happened. on the problem is when you look at what was in the e—mail, he says you know, i love it. there is no pause, he does not think this is concerning, maybe i should report this and that is what is raising concerns with republicans. exactly that, the white house does not seem to think it was a problem meeting russians to get dirt on hillary clinton. well as was mentioned they're president trump, his nominee to be the next fbi director was grilled by senators today. christopher wray is up to replace james comey, who you'll remember was fired by mr trump in may because of the russia investigation. mr wray promised he would insulate the bureau from any outside, political interference. but he was also pushed for his thoughts on donjr‘s meeting w

that just interfered in its elections shows just how far from the front president trump moved the goalpostsway. the debate is no longer how severe of a punishment should there be, it's now how much of a reward should president trump give the russians? senator ben cardin of maryland. senator, i want to start with the meeting of donald trump jr., paul manafort and jared kushner. donald trump jr. said, no inconsistency in statements. the meeting about russian parents, that was something you opposed, the act that violated human rights. >> the meeting with this lawyer, at the time they met in june just when the nomination of mr. trump was being locked up, is extremely concerning. it's clear that this meeting was an attempt to deal with the sanctions that were imposed by the united states against russia under the mcnitsky law. the man that mr. trump met with was the lawyer that tried to discredit mcnitsky, putting in lies and how he was arrested, tortured and killed by the russians. >> let's talk about that lawyer for a second, natalia skya. she said she did not represent the kremlin in any capac

. >> even the goalposts had been moved. we were promised systemic -- hard evidence of systemic, sustained, furtive collusion. >> reporter: the struggle to respond to the e-mails trickling out may have exposed several white how's aides to counsel scrutiny. they could be asked to explain what they mean by this june 2016 tower meeting. kushner and his lawyers began strat ja strategizing in late june. several democrats are now calling for jared kushner's security clearance to be revoked. making that call, top commissioner nancy pelosi. we have learned that top aides are aware of this changing story about that meeting in june 2016, and of course, jake, they are not pleased with the shifting details. jake? >> not helpful. jessica schneider, thank you very much. just how damaging was it for the white house to help with the response of trump jr.'s meeting controversy? stick around, we'll talk about that. david. what's going on? oh hey! ♪ that's it? yeah. ♪ everybody two seconds! ♪ "dear sebastian, after careful consideration of you

melissa: i don't know he, i feel like he moveses the goalposts all the time. david: as if they don't in the senate? you never know from day-to-day what bill they're voting on. melissa: getting an endorsement from the president. president trump promoting products made in america, giving a big nod to a guest on our show today. mypillow ceo mike lindell is coming up to tell us all about it. that was a great ad for him, wasn't it? david: this is wonderful ad. this guy has a great story. talking about great story, not necessarily a good one. o.j. simpson receiving parole after almost nine years in prison. how soon is he getting out and what conditions? details coming next. ♪ where wdiabetic... ...nerve pain shoots and burns its way into your day... ...i hear you. when that pain makes simple errands simply unbearable... ...i hear you. i hear you because my dad struggled with this pain. make sure your doctor hears you too. so folks, don't wait. step on up. and talk to your doctor. because you have places to go... ...and people who can't wait for you to get there. if

boxes of paint, soccer balls, a generator, goalpost setup and other equipment stored in the unit aree. >> pretty devastating really because if they stole the material, some of the material was actually used for practice. >> reporter: the league serves children from 3 to 19 from low and middle income families. one coach says its program is unique and often life-changing. the focus is not on winning but on player development. the theft hurts. >> you see smaller size balls, so you know it's for little kids also, and then you still trash it? >> reporter: the league has moved what wasn't stolen in to a locker in a storage facility. vendors and community members have donated money and equipment to help ease the sting of the loss. >> it's heartbreaking. but we'll go on. these kids are not going to suffer. we're going to go on. we're going to make do. >> the loss is estimated to range from $3,000 to $5,000. daly city police tell me there's no surveillance video and they have no suspects and they're asking the public for help. >> with the season about to start, will they be able to play? >> t

when you look at the shifting goalposts of the president, it's pretty clear they just want to be able to notch something on the scoreboard. i would say normally that's going to give them legislative momentum. this is a bill that's looking at 20% or less approval in public opinion polling. so it's not clear that success is a better option than failure for the congressional republicans and the white house. >> reed, let's turn to one more thing here. this is i guess it was borne out of the president's assertion that three to five million people voted illegally in the 2016 election. that he started this commission to investigate voter integrity. we now have the vice chair of that group who is asking the secretary of states across the country to send him information about voters and many of them have said no, the republican of mississippi secretary of state told him to go jump in the gulf of mexico and mississippi is a great place to launch from the president tweeted this this morning. numerous states are refusing to give information to the very distinguished voter fraud panel what are the

i asked a white house official who pushed back on the notion that maybe the goalposts were shifting ons, that official telling me, look, the goal is to get tax reform done in 2017. that is something that the vice president mike pence reiterated in washington earlier today. >> discussions and negotiations will continue. details will continue to be worked out, but rest assured, we're going to cut taxes and we're going to cut taxes this year. >> reporter: that statement also said that one of the goals was going to allow, quote, unprecedented capital expensing. here at the white house at the press briefing earlier today, the incoming press secretary sarah huckabee sanders would not say whether or not the president wants whatever comes next to be revenue neutral or not. melissa, i guess i say good-bye. melissa: very good. i'm going play that little clip. i'm going to make a meme and play it every single day until they do. it make no mistake, we're going to cut taxes and do it this year. i'm going to play it on a loop, i love it. thank you. david: here now is grover norquist, one of the thin

i think for a long time republicans have been moving that goalpost, right, they have been saying, oh,e's no meeting. well, if there's no meeting, there's no proof of collusion. nobody on the campaign have any russian connections. now we're at a point where, yep, there's a meeting, looks like there potentially could have been collusion, now what do republicans do. >> woodruff: matt, how do you see the damage? >> what i have said continually is that my guess is, in the presidential campaign, they will have e-mails or phone conversations or meetings with people who are trying to be helpful to the campaign. so this doesn't come as a big shock to me. i think the big mistake they've made is whenever you're involved in these investigations, and i was in a white house that had a special counsel, you search your e-mails, go through your phone logs, look through your information and you fully comply and are completely as transparent as you can be and the reason we know this is because jared kushner and paul solman updated the disclosure to the government and much more fulsome in the information

i also think, you know, the fact is that these people one after the other they move the goalpost.hey say, you know, the -- that it's one thing and then the next thing down the line, you know, that it's something else. i think that that's what's happening here. and, you know, frankly people on the hill right now -- the ones you can imagine that they're running away from answering russian questions and they'd prefer to answer health care questions. that's when you know you're in trouble. >> wow. when you prefer health care questions you have a problem. >> let me push back. i don't think that was a wow. he maybe didn't know, he wasn't clear. i would be very skeptical that pence was involved in whatever was going on with the trumps. trump and pence are not particularly close. this is such an unusual event, the idea that you were colluding with an adversary power you're going to keep that close knit. >> and maybe he was hedging because mike pence has been lied to twice? >> i think mike pence has been lied to right and left but i would be very skeptical if mike pence is playing an impor

critics might say that this is changing the goalposts is completely, because you've got a target systemr the last couple of years. you're changing the goalpostss. but the argument here, said to be backed by the medical profession, this will deliver better outcomes at a time when demand is rising rapidly across the nhs. link you very much indeed. the headlines on bbc newsroom live. theresa may tells the bbc she was devastated after hearing the exit poll result on general election night and says the result was a complete shock. the government is publishing the repeal bill — which will convert existing eu legislation into british law. 0pposition parties are warning that they'll fight its passage through parliament. hearings on the case of the terminally ill baby, charlie gard, are continuing for a second day at the high court. the us doctor offering charlie experimental treatment will give evidence this afternoon. and in sport, johanna konta is one win away from becoming the first british woman to reach a wimbledon final for 40 years. she plays five—time champ venus williams in the second

we heard from governor kuroda, he held course, but pushed back the goalpost when they would hit inflation was your take? kathleen: my take is that andrnor corroded -- kuroda the team at the boj is clear, they are in it for the long haul. in the more reason to dig and continue to fight the reflation fight. i want to preface this whole discussion around the view of questioning this theme of central-bank diversion. not because of the boj, they are the side we look at when we want to say there is diversions -- divergence. a lot of questions for governor kuroda about pushing the inflation target out to 2020. he said 2% is a necessary target. he made it so clear, you have to understand, japan is fighting a 20 year deflation legacy. let's hear what he said. >> i would like to point out, there is strong deflationary mindset among japanese corporate and households, compared to the u.s. they remain cautious about raising prices, with wage growth. i do not believe it will last long. the moment toward reaching the 2% inflation target is firmly maintained. kathleen: this is an important question for g

the goal goalposts have been moved. been portraying this as a prolonged set of interactions with the campaign and russia and that we've seen nothing we see nothing of the sort to this point. this whole episode really opens the door to a whole lot of questions. questions that they have assured us that there was nothing there. more questions for you and your comrades at the washington post to go after. john and i appreciate i appreciate your insights. it's good to see. the revised travel been it's supposed to go there early. more clarification has been sought. allison barber joins us now with the most recent developments. the trump administration is making another appeal to the supreme court. writing in an emergency filing. the supreme court's decision as it encompasses not just close family members but virtually all family members. they are close out of the court's decision. it was reasonable for them to enforce the travel restriction. for people that did not have a credible claim of a bona fide relationship already in t

can come back and change and cannot change the goalpost every few years. what we do is to make sure that the e.p.a. actually determines whether something is technologically possible when setting new attainment deadlines. what we do is make sure we aren't penalized for all things affecting our air that we can't control. and we made sure that this legislation accomplished these goals without rolling back the protections for our communities or without backsiding meeting our current e.p.a. standards in the central valley. in the end, we must have clean air. but we have to be smart about this and set achievable and fixed goals our communities can meet. building on our success, the people of our district and across america can continue to have cleaner air tomorrow than we do today. i yield back. the chair: the majority yields back. the gentleman from illinois. mr. shimkus: i reserve. the chair: the gentleman reserves the balance of his time. the gentleman from new york is recognized. mr. tonko: thank you, mr. chair. i want to remind my colleagues having just hea

those goalposts will always move.he pressure that these girls are under. how much pressure do you guys feel to look a certain way? there is a lot of pressure, especially on social media. it's all pictures working out or looking a certain way and you look at yourself and go, oh, i don't look like that at all. boys have like a certain image of a girl and then they think like you should have to work towards that image. they can be whatever they want but you have to be a certain thing. do you worry about the images that boys are seeing with pornography and how it's affecting what they think girls should look like? i just think they are really unrealistic. everyone either has fake boobs all they have had surgery done. but when a boy or someone or a couple go to have sex, they think that their body is going to look like that. do you ever worry about the appearance or that part of your body? there's an expectation that you shouldn't have it really hairy. it's like you've got to shave it! there's just like an image that pubic

tax reform and the commitment to have this be in committee by the fall they're trying to move the goalpostn timeline they also dropped any discussion of the border adjustment tax >> we'll talk about that >> you'll have fun asking kevin brady about that people were wondering was that the agreement that we were supposed to get on tax reform before recess? that the white house promised. or is there still something forthcoming because there were not really new details in the statement, just the fact that they're committed to doing this. >> okay. thanks we'll talk border adjustment with david walker. republican chs said they were trying to give up border adjustment tax the proposal would have hiked prices on imported goods to the united states. gop lawmakers reiterated their goal on starting work on a joint tax plan through committees by this fall. for more let's bring in david walker you have been around washington. but you haven't actually been one of these illustrious decisionmakers do you think that tax reform is possible given what we have seen with trying to do this will democrats work in