gov. brown: the current mr. trump? james: yes. gov. brown: that's a good question. certainly he is threatening some basic patterns and practices that we have. that said, i don't want to just embrace that kind of rather radical characterization. i would say it is highly unusual, even unprecedented, to have a president tweeting in the middle of the night sentences that are not even clear. yes, i am concerned. this is not the norm. it is dangerous. hopefully we are going to find a better path, but we are not out of the woods yet, if that's the implication of your question. james: thank you, governor. laura: at the white house today, president trump promised us very soon that we would know whether or not he is taking the u.s. out of the paris agreement. turkey has condemned the u.s. decision to arm a kurdish militia group in syria as extremely dangerous. the turkish prime minister urged washington to correct what he called a mistake. on tuesday, the pentagon said it started to provide small arms in -- arms and vehicles to the fdf. jet hasia airlines returned to australi

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gov.is what the south african constitution is asking of the south african reserve bank. aren tell you that we steadfast to that. we will retain the independence of the reserve banks. publiceve that the protector has gone beyond her mandate. guy: when do you think we will get resolution and clarity on this issue? gov. kganyago: i am not even sure whether this issue is unclear. the thing is very straightforward. we have the speaker of parliament saying she is taking this matter under review because she believes the public protector has gone beyond the power. a cross-section of political way, notre saying "no with our reserve bank." the constitution guaranteeing forindependence is one, but us, what this encompasses is a cross-section of south africans to say "not with our institutions." guy: if you were to lose this, if we were to see the inflation mandate disappear, and something were to replace it, would you decide that you could no longer be the governor of the reserve bank? is there somet

silicon's start up of open gov for more we want to bring in zach, the co-founder of open gov. >> we justthe largestcompanies in the space. >> what are you going to do with them >> they're going to distribute our software to the 1,500 customers around the country >> open gov is open and more powerful government, including comprehensive opening movement there's a whole movement on for more effectiveness and more accountability and there needs to be a technology background. >> who are your customers for the most part? >> cities, counties, state we just signed the state of virginia they had a $500,000 budget short fall and -- >> i call you up and i say i run a municipality, i want you to come in and put my budget into -- what happens explain it 12k3w4r8 2% of governments in the country are building their budgets in microsoft excel, which itself is a 20-year-old technology large cities might have 90 tabs with 99,000 rows and one link breaks and they lose two, three days of time open governor can't build your -- say you want to know how much have you spent on police salaries over the last five

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again, fbi's 24 hour tip line 800-call-fbi and select option one or visit tips dot fbo dot gov. tips will remain confidential. no amount of information is too small to report. law enforcement will remain on the scene until processing of the scene has been completed. we ask that the local community for your patients, and your cooperation as we complete this task. further updates will be shared via written statement unless law enforcement collectively standing behind me add veis otherwise. i'll open it up for a few questions in a second but i want to turn to it chief brown from alexandria pd for a couple of comments. >> thank you, ladies and gentlemen, it is mike brown, b -r-o-w-n chief of the alexandria police department. i just wanted to give back and give status what we are doing in this community to reassure the community in terms of the safety, and the security of our residence. we are canvassing this area doing door to door with our collogues from the sheriff's department and fire department so that we cannery assure people in the community that we believe this incident toda

gov.s biggest admirer. by prescription would be they should ask "can we trust china to keep its word?" we know already, and this is a point that president trump has been right to indicate, we know in access to the wto negotiations, and i was part of the european team, that the chinese have slithered away from what they promised they would do. it is more difficult for a western company to invest and sell to china than a chinese company to do the other way around. that, can you trust china elsewhere? the way they behave in hong kong, they are treaty-bound to keep hong kong as it has been. if you cannot trust them in hong kong, people will raise questions about where you can trust them. north korea, can we trust them in north korea? gov. patten: they're nervous about their ability in north korea to choke off the presidential nuclear ambitions of pyongyang without destroying the regime. they're terrified about the collapse of the regime in north deluge ofthen a refugees into the rust belt of c

gov.n bel edwards/ -d- louisiana: "prepare for the worst, while we hope and pray for the best."as tropical storm cindy slowly makes its way towards the gulf coast, millions are already getting hammered by heavy rains, strong surf... and flooding. christina thornton/ montgomery county ema director : "that water has nowhere to go, our city drainage system can only take so much" cindy isn't expected to make landfall until early thursday morning, but already one death has been blamed on the storm. authorities in fort morgan, alabama say a 10-year-old boy died after a wave slammed a log into him outside the beach front condo where he was vacationing with his family. off the coast of mississippi, this waterspout caught on camera.perhaps a sign of what's to come.the national hurricane center predicts cindy may bring torrential downpours -- strong storm surge -- and some tornadoes. but it's not just those along the coast who should be worried. gov. john bel edwards/ -d- louisiana: no one should be

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president, i'm zack bookman, ceo of open gov. we have about 1500 governments as customers of our smart government cloud for budgeting and intelligence and open data. i'm really excited and honored to be apart of today's conversation, and i applaud the work that jared and so many others are leading. it's clear to me that a lot of thinking being applied is exactly what's been needed far long time and i think it's just the beginning of a lot of innovation. >> i think that's right, thank you very much. >> ceo -- and we're some 70-plus percent of government workloads are our software today. we're thrilled to be in that role today. more importantly to the cloud, we think it's critical. this potential in cyber and really putting a place cyber hygiene and ultimately we as an industry are a product of the seed corn that was planted 30, 40, 50 years ago from the great research investments of government and university and we deeply believe that we need to be planting those seed corns for our children and grandchildren. >> right. thank you.

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it passed the republican controlled senate unanimously to land in the hands of pa's democratic gov all because pennsylvanians stood up and spoke out. beautiful weather on your radar tonight. folks in rehoboth beach are lucking out weather wise this week and we've got more gorgeous days ahead. so long as you don't mind the heat. we're heading into the 90's. it is summer adderall. >> absolutely. lucy, what we've been getting has been a late june bonus across the delaware valley. average high for this time of year is 86 degrees. take a look at the high temperatures earlier this after afternoon. atlantic city 81 degrees. 81 degrees philadelphia along with wilmington. 79 trenton and allentown. look at your headlines. another pleasant overnight. but for tomorrow, that heat it starts to ramp up and by the upcoming weekend, it will be hazy, hot and humid. 71 now in philadelphia. upper 60s for millville. along with atlantic city. we have 69 in reading. 67 currently in allentown. so take look at the temperatur temperatures. 89 tomorrow. low 90s look at friday. look at saturday. 93 degrees. but i

when you get robocalls, write down the numbers and share them with the ftc, complaints do not call .gov, they pass them to u mail so they will can block the calls for you. >> are you taking a risk every time you answer an unknown call you'll get more calls down the road she's testified before congress on behalf of consumers fighting against the robocalls. thanks for being here today. >> you're welcome. >> why are there so many more of these robocalls out there? this is a constant daily annoyance at my house too. >> people are making money by making the robocalls and as long as that's the case, the robocalls will continue to be made. >> sometimes the gentlemen said in the package, you don't recognize the number but it's coming from the town next to you. if i hear the delay before things start, should i hang it up anything i can do at that point? >> if a live person comes on, you can say to that live person, please take me off your list if they call you again after you requested to be taken off their list, they are violating the law. >> just this month the ftc fined dish network for viola

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gov. brown: certainly the trade is very important.riculture is very much affected by the chinese market, as well as others. the trade in technology, the tourism, the movie industry, all of that is affected. i am particularly interested in clean technology -- batteries. we need cheaper, more dense, more effective batteries if california is going to meet its clean technology goals. we cannot reduce our carbon footprint unless we deal with transportation. transportation is 40% of the greenhouse gases. the only way we will do that is with clean cars. they are not just going to come out of california, although that is part of it. they will come from china and other parts of the world. i have to say, china is a real driver, and the money they invest, the diligence of the innovation -- and i want california as a partner with china in that endeavor. otherwise, we won't be able to achieve our climate goals. tom: you talk about innovation there. how much of a thread do you think is posed to u.s. innovation in green tech that they have led in in

you can see her ratings have suffered a severe drop since last december and according to polls to you gov more than half of britons are unhappy with ne as a leader the c.e.o. of a grassroots charity organization in the u.k. believes the prime minister is too distant from the ordinary people of britain with each event that has unfolded since they referenced the bridge attack she is showing herself to be further. away from her people who she's the governor she is disjointed and displaced she may be a good governor on the political sphere of the political sphere but she's not the people's voice she doesn't have the people's hearts and the people's will. when she makes her decisions and her plans. for a fee for confederations cup championship is shifted focus from some petersburg to the russian capital where the host team will face off against portugal on wednesday time to catch up then with artie's neil harvey and former england footballer stan collymore and moscow. very warm welcome good afternoon to you welcome to all continued coverage of the twenty seventh right we have moved on from st

you can see the ratings have suffered a severe drop since last december according now to post to you gov more than half of brits are unhappy with may as leader the c.e.o. of a grassroots charity organization u.k. we spoke to de believes the prime minister is too distant from the ordinary people in britain these days. with each event that has unfolded since they referenced the bridge attack she is showing herself to be further. away from her people who she is the governor she is disjointed and displaced she may be a good governor on a political speech or political sphere but she's not the people's voice she doesn't have the people's hearts and the people's will. when she makes her decisions and her plan. artie's obtained video of the alleged aftermath of a saudi led coalition strike in yemen which killed up to twenty five people at a market on saturday you may find some of the pictures coming appear upsetting mostly local reports suggest that the airstrike was comprised of two raids the first hit civilians whereas the second then targeted the paramedics are just a ride to the scene treat

we will foster a new set of startups focused on gov tech and be a global leader in the field making government more transparent and responsive to citizens' needs. >> eamon javerss is following the story for us. eamon, they were talking about 6,000 data centers for the government here, $86 billion that the government spends on technology. so what else is there to talk about in a big technology summit like this? >> reporter: well, contessa, the one stat that got my attention today was they said the department of defense is still using those old eight inch floppy disks we all remember from the distant past. that's still in the government i.t. procurement system. they're saying they want to take ideas from private sector executives and use them to modernize the way the government does business. they're trying to get best practices from the glittering lights of silicon valley. we've got tim co the idea is they're going to simply pick their brains here for some good ideas. >> wait, not everybody uses floppy disks anymore? >> reporter: the -- >> is that old? >> reporter: we know -- i'll put the phone

parliament as you can see the ratings of for this severe drop since december according to pollster you gov more than a half of britons now happy with me as leader the c.e.o. of a grassroots charity organization in the u.k. spoke to us and believes the prime minister is too distant from the ordinary people of britain with each event that has unfolded since the westminster bridge attack she is showing herself to be for. away from her people who she is the government she is disjointed and displaced she may be a good governor on a political speech or political sphere but she's not the people's voice she doesn't have the people's hearts and the people's will. when she makes her decisions and her plans meanwhile treasonous promise to make public the details of any deal to consolidate her position in government she's in talks right now with the democratic unionist party or the do you play in northern ireland and the deals largely seen as controversial because the d u p is going to pose it views to the conservatives on such issues as bricks that we heard from the u.k. why people are so concerned.

if your gov site to apply the brakes i did predict that one they will never be outside the union that they're dead inside someone they can still have that illusion which is a waste of time. before long we will all begins find out the extent to which wrecks it is a gentle stroll along the smooth path to a land of cake consumption. while we discuss this issue with former british m.p. george galloway tom brooks the dean of harvard law school. we are leaving the e.u. we will not be a source of numbers we will not be norway we will not be short so we will be a free country to control its own borders have sovereign jurisdiction over our own laws and crucially be able to make some trade arrangement with the rest of the world as we like george talks about this wonderful the exciting teacher that could have been some type of a theory or maybe some type of world that could happen but it's not going to happen because there is the there is practice it is going to be a certain type of practice that's going to be negotiated by the people who are in government right now they're the ones who are goin

is full of an island minister and one of jeremy corbin shadow sectors a state by gov outside the british parliament thanks for coming back on going underground so given the democratic unionist party alliance with to raise it may you expect no investigations now into what british security forces did to catholics as part of any investigation in legacy issues of torture i think it's absolutely clear that whenever it comes to any abuse of human rights any torture whatsoever there has to be absolute transparency about what government has done in the past and there has to be absolute equality with respect to to whom so ever they may have done and i i hope that there is nothing to reveal. but what ever the government must show that it is absolutely even handed in pursuing any evidence whatsoever of torture ok but you were a northerner i was direct rule enterprise minister in the two thousand why are you calling on the audit office to investigate the enterprise agency there the business development agency look very simply i was approached by one of your colleagues in the b.b.c. . who was doing a

like puerto rico have been given junk ratings before eventually arling for bankruptcy on wednesday gov bruce around or warned state legislators that they better be ready to work together in a tweet he said at the general assembly fails to send a balanced budget package to my desk by friday we'll have no choice but to continue session until the job is done regardless of this weekend's outcome illinois credit crisis could end up shining a light on other states experiencing similar issues connecticut which has a deficit of five billion dollars has to reach a budget deal by june thirtieth meanwhile new jersey's credit rating has fell eleven times since governor christie took office in two thousand and ten on the bright side illinois has a pretty healthy underlying economy and annual revenues strong enough to prop them up for a while. wow illinois any other state on its way to becoming the next puerto rico caused max mass exodus and god forbid but you know it's interesting we've. about this on the show about unpaid pensions and when they're taken into account how they come back to bite the

if your gov site to apply the brakes to i'll be pretty sad how they will never be outside the union that they're dead inside someone didn't still have that illusion which is a waste of time. before long. begins find out the extent to which wrecks it is a gentle stroll down the smooth path to a land of consumption. while another major challenge for the brakes in negotiations is avoiding a hard border between northern ireland and the republic of ireland one of the keyboard is in irish politics biased north and south of the border ition fane the body strongly opposes breck's it which is later has branded a mess. i want to ensure as much as possible that while there may be a political border between our two countries that there should not be an economic border and that any border that does exist should be invisible and we've committed to work on that to affirm those common goals and work together to achieve the best outcome possible for all of our people. ocean fane is one of the largest parties in the northern ireland assembly but it refuses to take up its seven seats in the british parliam

according to ivan twenty sixteen you gov poll only forty three percent of americans know that the puerto ricans are u.s. citizens forty one percent believe that they're not but puerto rico has been an american territory since the end of the spanish-american war in eight hundred ninety eight for the four hundred years prior that it was a spanish colony in one thousand nine hundred seventeen the jones act officially made puerto rican resident citizens of the united states in one thousand nine hundred fifty president harry truman signed a law that officially made the island a commonwealth under u.s. control in spite of in spite of that fact puerto rico is a commonwealth of the united states and its residents are u.s. citizens quarter. don't get. on with. their the vote in the us. seems even though they do hold primaries for the presidential candidates they have a representative in washington d c who is not allowed to vote on live legislations or other issues and they don't receive the same kind of federal financing as other states of course residents also don't have to pay federal income ta

according to a twenty sixteen you gov poll only forty three percent of americans know that the puerto ricans are u.s. citizens forty one percent believe that they're not but puerto rico has been an american territory since the end of the spanish-american war in eight hundred ninety eight for the four hundred years prior that it was a spanish colony in one thousand nine hundred seventeen the jones act officially made puerto rican resident citizens of the united states in one thousand nine hundred fifty president harry truman signed a law that officially made the island a commonwealth under u.s. control in spite of in spite of that fact puerto rico is a car.

gov.of context. if we look at what is happening since the crisis, the british --sumer has d leveraged de-leveraged considerably. there has only been some modest re-leveraging as a whole in the last 18 months. we have been seeing a the celebration in the pace up of mortgage credit in recent months. is more or less gdp, with line with income, so i would not the behavior of u.k. household as a whole as taking particularly elevated risks. the second is in an environment where the economy has been growing for a while, and particularly employment has been haveng strongly, you people in work, it is relatively easy to get credit, and they continue to make payments. that is where there is a underwritingf standards of the banks can slip p they can give people more money, they can take extra risk because standards have slipped. that is one of the things that in our second line of defense is to take a closer look at the supervisory side. brieflysk sam to speak to what we call the weaknesses that they

[cheers and applause] gov. scott: first, it is great to be here. with president trump, vice president pence, and all of you. and it's great they're in the great state of florida. [applause] as the governor of this great state, i've been honored to meet with so many cuban americans and hear their stories of hope that one day the island nation will when fidel castro died, i was hopeful for an end to the decades of torture, repression and incarceration that the castro brothers have subjected on the cuban people for too long. unfortunately nothing has changed and actually has gotten worse. the castro regime continues to imprison people who speak out against their brutality. there's still no freedom of the press or religion or free and fair elections. we can all go on and on about the abuses of the castro regime. but there are so many who refuse to let the castro regime get away with their heinous acts. antunez. [applause] carrie rokue. [applause] angel. [applause] leone. and pedro corzo. [applause] these individuals are just a few of those who have fou

we will foster a new set of startups so focused on gov-tech, being a leader in the field making the government more transparent and responsive to citizens' needs. >> he's talking about this tech summit they're holding today. this is ahead of his big trip overseas, but meantime, this is coming at a time when he's lawyering up, hire criminal litigators, protectively presumably. >> but let's focus on his speech. this is pretty amazing, this is a guy who has been so integral into so many decisions that his father-in-law, now boss, made during the campaign and not in the white house as well. just putting the controversy aside, the fact that he really hasn't had a public profile speaking that much, and he's not that much different from -- with reince priebus at the beginning of -- right after the inauguration. it's interesting you hear him more than see him. he's much more than a public voice, a public face. so i think that's the reason it was jarring for everybody to say, oh, he speaks, as our friend gloria said earlier today, he got a speaking role. >> gloria. dana and brian, thank you so much as

gov will be continually updated. we hope to see the senate take up soon. news story of skyrocketing premiums and providers are coming in everyday. just last friday, blue cross blue shields in nebraska announced they are cancelling obamacare of catastrophic plans. now you see an entire state of only one choice of insurance on the exchanges. that rates of 51% last year and is threatening to pull out of iowa completely. with our healthcare system breaking down around us. this administration is committed to find a solution. this afternoon, mike pence, secretary of hhs, services, doctor tom price, administrator, linda mcman and administrator of the center medicare and services are holding a listening session with female small business owners to talk about how we'll repeal and replace obamacare with a plan that benefits all americans. tomorrow the president will welcome representatives and senators to the white house to talk about what's next on the legislative agenda including repealing and replaces obamacare and crafting a revolutionary craft reform proposals.

<gov. jerry brown> "this is a crazy decision.s against the facts, it's against science, it's against reality itself."san franciso's ed lee and oakland's libby schaaf are among the dozens of mayors across the country collectively pledging to uphold the paris commitments. "who voted for president trump?"in wyoming's coal country, even trump supporters are divided.. "i wish he hadn't because it makes us seem as though we're not in in with the rest of the world in combatting climate change."jodi saunders/shovel operator> "we're coal miners but we care about this planet. i mean it's also it's our responsibility to take care. "i think the united states is responsible for the united states." "i think we need to focus on the united states and first and foremost in making us great again."at the white house, no comment on the president's position on climate change. "does he still believe that

eclipse 2017.gov and eclipse live. television, is august 21, 1999. -- 99 years in the making. i am waiting for the scientists. 99 years in the making. a total solar eclipse across america. i will introduce my panelists and turn it over to thomas who is joining us again. he has a tie on. of course, social media will send those questions in, #eclipse 2017. i'm excited about the science so let me introduce you to these credible scientist. thomas is back again. nice read, i think that means something. them at nasa headquarters. the principal investigator of the close ballooning project. going out to the west coast, thea shore, the director of astronomical society in san francisco. physics in the division of astronomical scientists in arlington, virginia. titles, -- has many with that comment is up -- to facilitate the discussion, i turned back over to you. >> i'm excited to be part of this panel. scientist is such an important part of the eclipse. i will kick off some presentations here. i would like to start with you. i would talking about observing the eclipse from the edge of s

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we will foster a new set of startups focused on gov techs and be a global leader in the field making government more transparent and responsive to citizens needs. >> he has an enormous white house portfolio. now he has something else to do on his to do list. staffing up a legal team to handle a criminal prosecution. more on that next. >>> special counsel's russia probe expanding, the president's son-in-law and adviser is trying too beef up his legal team. they've contacted high powered criminal lawyers about representing him. his current lawyer jamie goralich worked at the same law firm as the special counsel. it raises potential conflicts of interest. goralich's specialty, a well known lawyer who has involved government investigations, she is not primarily a trial lawyer. the outreach to other attorneys began last month according to the "new york times." investigators were examining kushner's meetings during the transition with the head of a sanctioned russian bank and the russian ambassador which kushner had initially failed to disclose. now the special counsel is examining kushner

hi, kelly. >> first time i've heard the term gov tech.talk and no action, or do you think substantive changes are going to come out of this >> hard to imagine substantive changes will come. i was surprised by the term transparency from jared kushner, not something we've seen a lot of in this white house there's real issues. most powerful people in tech sitting down at the white house. they have to be there, though it strikes me that this could be little more than a publicity stunt. the real issues are around jobs and obviously immigration for silicon valley companies and other companies around the country. the crumbling technology infrastructure that really powers all the government today. it needs to get rebuilt, so havingpeople like ibm and oracle, et cetera, there, is a good thing, but clearly immigration is on the mind jobs is on the mind and infrastructure and, of course, cyber security, and this is -- this is a pretty tough room right now. >> yeah, ross, it's interesting, because when you hear these examples of the way the governmen

we will foster a new set of startups focused on gov tech and be the global leader in the field makingernment more transparent and responsive to citizens' needs. >> abby, he has been called president ruch's secretary of everything. why do you think -- we rarely hear from him. >> well, he's pretty busy. i mean, he's running a lot of things in this white house. he's in a lot of meetings. >> he's running the world. >> he's doing a lot of stuff. i also think that he likes the idea of not being the guy that you see every day. and it's not actually a bad thing because i think he understand something important about trump which is that if you -- if your profile starts to creep up bigger than the boss, he will start to get very irritated with you. remember the other day he said about jafrd, he's starting to get more famous than me. it is very risky to be out front in this white house with this boss. you have jared kushner keeping a fairly low profile and and also, but also maintaining a really broad swathe of power throughout the federal government. >> yeah, i love, my favorite thing was he's

king and the activists but not as though they were that much more dynamic then the activists that came gov. i don't mean any disrespect. i dime honor all the folks that came before them. you have and extort of exterior interest and the case of enslavement the country was threatened with destruction, the country allows the southeast to leave, who knows who can leave next? don't have an america. it became true that in order to maintain union you had to destroy enslavement. the civil rights move the same thing. this exterior threat of the cold war and so american racism becomes an international embarrassment to this country. i don't know you could have had the civil rights movement without the cold war. i'm not sure it would have happened. it's the honest of those who know, those who -- the responsibility of those who know, those who push, who want this country to move away from this to actual history, not sit at home and be -- say it will never happen. you have the be there, pushing, when that exterior event happens so that you can publish through thank you window. the window is not always o

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pushing the russian investigation beyond the proof, you might be getting more things done on the gompithe govwho says that. >> i'm saying it. >> they have the house, senate. >> russia investigation for political reasons. >> this beyond politics. russia investigation is beyond politics. with the latest revelations you can see this is undermining our democracy, our electoral system. >> the actual hacking. >> the hacking, the altering, maybe, and the dumpings undermine our election. we should have an outside, independent commission to study what that is. we have tried to say this is critical infrastructure. the republicans have resisted that. we must protect the elements mechanism of our elections. >> the collusion argument which a lot of democrats state as a fact, like the collusion case. there is no collusion case. we haven't seen any proof. again, i know the investigation is not over. we don't know what evidence they have or don't have. is there some criticism for democrats in seeming to want to force this to impeachment. >> senator schiff, wariner and others are very measured. when i said to