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coming up saturday morning, washington examiner immigration reporter anna giartelli discusses proj gresish prime minister and potential impact on u.s.-u.k. relations with heather connelly from the center. steven roderick talks act the suicide epidemic particularly in the western u.s. watch c-span's "washington journal" live at 7:00 eastern on saturday morning. join the discussion. >>> this weekend on "american history tv," saturday, at 5:00 p.m. eastern, a discussion about the 1980 refugee act. >> i think president carter's decision to push for that act and to implement it was a hugely important humanitarian decision, and he deserves every bit of the credit we've heard here today. that said, we have to be realistic and say that doesn't solve all the problems and, in fact, it creates some. >> then at 6:00, on the civil war, renounceed civil war scholar gary gallagher. >> what i did in academia should have some dimension that reached out to people who were just interested in the era the way i had been when i was growing up, and that it seemed there should be more bridges between academia

au gres has an history that includes at that and the life judge ladoris cordell says that does not apply an injustice against him is a an injustice to the city and beyond. kiet do kpix 5. >>> new information on a deadly crash that killed a pedestrian in san francisco. mary investigation finds that the tesla that was involved in this was not driving on autopilot. police say the driver went right through a web red light on sunday. a pedestrian was killed, another critically hurt. 21-year-old kelsey cambridge was behind the wheel, she is facing an infraction for running a red light, and a misdemeanor for vehicular manslaughter. >>> a woman accused in a hit and run crash that killed a popular san francisco business on her owner went before a judge today. she is accused in a collision that killed gus stennis. a happened near his store in the bayview after two years police got a lead that they say lead to her. >> will do everything we can based on the confines of the approval. to do everything we can for this family. they are suffering. >> the suspect was arrested last week by u.s. marshals in

. ♪ >> reporter: with media moguls su as brian roberts, john malone and gre masay arriving ohere in suny onef the big topics is how the media and tech giants are battling with content. with a number of new streaming services set to launchrom disney, apple, at&t warner media and unersal. >> n one will compete with netflix in gross subscribers. i believe they've won the game annothing i can see will dislodge them. amazon is a completely different business in that it is selling prime which gives you different services. disney has the best chance because of its very, very popular content. >> reporter: with so many media and tech comnies such as apple and amazon competing for premium showsnd movies which barry dillard calls an arms race, some of theompanies are looking for value elsewhere like discovery's david dazlov which is building on his company's strength with coent around food, the home and science. >> they all look the same. apple is doing it, scripted movies.great great companies will be fighting over the market share, price of content going up. it is great to wa i think it is great

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i'm curious what you think, gre greg.ave protective speech if your speech is used to help criminals create acts of violence. >> greg: the simple solution is to remove the masks. they are only wearing masks to escape the consequences. >> i'm not going to blame the democrats. >> dana: oh. okay. do you want to blame the media? >> greg: they are a very violent group of losers. they don't represent the democratic party. they do find shelter in the greater belief. that way, if you believe your adversary is evil as opposed to wrong, that area has been pushed by the media. the white dandruff falling from cnn's head. you could have saved the show seconds. see for it goes to supreme court. the supreme court says it's fine, what's to stop others from being targeted in the same way? the argument for nt for being a terrorist organization. >> there are problems with citizenship. you can also designate groups like this as games which gives law enforcement more power to intimidate them. antifa doesn't represent all democrats, however, de

i was able to open up extra spots in the class to accommodate theprisg what a gre reminder an earthquakef that magnitude can be. >> nathan is a neighborhood coordinator with nert. he immediately sent an e mail to his group noting a 6.4 magnitude reminder. >> the e mail was sent out as a very stern reminder that it is something that lives out there under our feet every day. and we need to be ready for it. >> he's urging people to review their plan and share information about training. organizers say nert is a priority for the new chief. >> calls on line orders of course, they're reacting. > jeff runs earth shakes selling survival kits and disaster readiness supplies. the phone started ringing right after the independence day quake. >> you'll be surprised how many people who move here are the ones to come and get the kits. >> for the nert program, they suggest you go online and try to sign up. if clas are full, get o list and they'll open more classes. we have more information at our website, nbcbayarea.com. christie smith, nbc bay area news. >> today, scientists say they have a better ide

kristen and i are filling in for savannah and hoda this morning.t >> a gre crowd outside.sage on twitterw or instagramh #mytodayplaza and you might see yourself on tv. >> that was fun. acl sroom, it's summer time. unless you're summer camp or employees. >> great way to say >>llo. we want to get to your news at 8:00. first, president trump is putting his stamp on traditional fourth of julyti celebras in the nation's capital and brushing aside critics saying he's tning the event into a costly political spectacle. kelly o'donnell joins us from the national mall in washington. kerny, good mog. >> good morning, sheinelle. army tanks and heavy hardware are already here at the lincoln memorial hours before the president is going to deliver a speech. he's tweeting, previewing the evp, saying there cld even be a low flyover from air force one, but critics say this could into a partisan style rally. the prt says he'll only be speaking onbehalf of our country, but democrats and others are worried this could become too political, not appropriate for a national holida also today, the p

. >> right now looking gre out there. plenty of sunshine.the sun kacame up at 5:55 and clear skies and a beautiful plorng arthis mong and we are in the low to mid seventh. some areas in the shenandoah valley in the low 60s. north wind keeping that humidity on the lower side out there this morning. it will be pretty low throughout the day.es lhumid this yesterday. blue skies all day long and as you wake up this morning by 9:00 a.m. that temperature is 80.roaching it's not going to be too hot out there today. temperatures will be right around seasonable but wait until get through therest of this week and it's very, very warm. some of the hottest temperatur we have seen all year and, of course, we turn to jummy. >> reporter: the hot temperatures. d.c. mayor murie bowser activated the emergency's heat plan. that mean the cool centers are open for anyone hoping to get while this week. here is a look at the shelters that will be helping out. the mayor also suggests if you or your family need to cool off at any point check out a library or rec cent

. >> jeffrey grew up jennifer gre new york. and s >> she was trying to get to know me.rying to find out where i was from, who i lived with. >> she says the woman kept showing up, talking to her, sometimes offering to buy her lunch or a soda. >> the first time she brought up the name jeffrey epstein, how did she describe him? >> that he was a great guy. >> did she say she could help you with your career. >> that was a big part of it. >> when you think of her now, you said the recruiter. you felt like she was looking for someone -- >> for sure. 100%. >> araoz says she brought her to his house. >> very nice, saying he's heard a lot about me. the recruiter was talking nice things. >> she was served wine and they talked. she said she was given $300 and was invited back. >> the secretary would contact me and say, are you free? can you come buy? >> she became familiar with what happened inside epstein's home. >> there was a lot of artwork with nudity and women -- >> suggestive? >> very suggestive. he had a bathtub opened and there was prosthetic breasts that he could play with

is live molette gre in the community this morning. ahat are you working on today?er: we at the open. we have moved inside inside the gym. i've got the trainer and my nn college te player and we will talk more about what it takes to workout and become >>> 6:39. welcome back. >>> iyou enjoy a glass of wine, you may have to pay more. president trump is threatening to put french tariffs on french wine. it impacts companies like facebook and google. last year, france exported.6 million dollars of wine just to the u.s. >>> we are working for you to protect your money. s an om is make ago comeback. >> experts say if you're looking to buy something online, you should look out for fake money orders. con artists will send you a cashier's check and ask y to cash it and then send them money. more than often yo bank will t catch it until it's too late. jason pritchard has been writing about scams like this for years. >> the main red flag is all of these is you're -- right? in ae ost every case you'r supposed to be receiving money but somehow they convince you to send money and

molette gre is live with women joining a nationwide movement. dutch! to see you double >> i promise, i'll do it. we are at the field at rfk and taken over the plhee with 40 plus double dutch mission. that is the name of this growing movement across the country and pamela robinson flew in fromo chicagand she is the founder and wanted tong bri back this childhood fun activity and she has come up with ar chant he pamela, let's talk about this club and the whole purpose of acowing it ss the country. what are you trying to do? >> what i'm trying to do is provide opportunities for women over 40 to come tother and we are promoting friendship and fitness, fun and fellowship. >> we have a 44-year-old here and 48-year-old here and 58-year-old out here this morning. these clubs meet so that they can have this women's sisterhood fellowship happening, right? >> right. >> let me jump while you talk about this. this is what i did in tk growd. growing up as kid. i'm on the spot here on television. here we go. here we go! [ screaming ] okay. i can do better! >> i think

did you do a monologue yet, gre greg. we can tweet the story to everybody here. tweet it to them. >> jesse: won "the washington post" in "the new york times" have gone crazy. they have literally gone off the deep end and they are nuts. number two, they are purposely ignoring real stories like investigating the thousands of democrats who are running for president or the connections between epstein and bill clinton. or i don't know, omar allegedly marrying her brother. it will take some guts and shoe leather and might hurt democrats, so they do this silly stuff. or they are just trolling us. this is so bad it is an onion article that will go viral come because all of the conservatives are like what the -- and the people at msnbc are like, let's do a segment about this. that's what they are trying to do. >> emily: i grew up with that photo on my wall and i wanted to be an astronaut and i wanted to be a fighter pilot. and i went to aviation challenge. i did all of that stuff. >> greg: you are not good enough, were you? you ar

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loophole, they refused to fix asylum on those two things would make it 95% easier, mexico has been greey have done far more than democrats. our numbers are way down which is positive. numbers of apprehensions are way down. mexico has 21,004 approximately 21,000 soldiers on the two borders and they been really great. i don't know that will stay, but what we have to do is fix the loopholes in the democrats don't want -- the democrats want open borders only problem is open borders mean tremendous crime. people coming in, you've no idea where they are coming from or who they are. i am president. i can allow that. >> dana: president trump returning from his speech and virginia and making a lot of news. he loves taking questions and we love it when he does. a couple of things he talked about. the appointment of john radcliffe. if he is approved he will be a good dni and he had kind words to say about dan coats. he has served honorably and has a friend of his. i think he was trying to dismiss the media speculation that there was risk between the two and i think that you can believe me, you ca

interesting story in the "wall street journal" that's worth noting where they talked to leaders of gres, and they support him, and that's ultimately what matters if you're going to change the federal reserve act, congress is going to do it >> the whole reason you want to keep the fed independent is to keep politics as much out of the process as you can possibly do >> right it's even more brass tacks than that, scott. you think about a creditor to the nation i'm going to lend you money. are you going to depreciate my money or not if the history, and i mean going back 5,000 years of civilization, is that despots and monarchs depreciate currencies that's the where word debase comes from, where you add base metal to gold, right so the idea of an independent central bank is in part the sanctity of the currency, and you pay lower rates because of that >> thought the last we have heard of that. >> despite the uncertainty over the fed and the economy, some are still bullish on where we're going. let's bring in scott, expecting the first rally to head much higher from hereof, also with us is mic

this is down towards national harbor and you're looking at a gre looking picture and here's one thingbout it that you may notice. re.we have that pic there it is right there. look at the potomac. >> yeah, the water is high. nice and brown there. a lot of floodwaters have been coming down over the last couple of days. a lot of floating debris out there, too. if you're ab oater, take heed of that. you'll see a lot of debris up and down the potomac and all the way into the chesapeake. >> 85 degrees in gaithersburg and 85 in manassas and camp springs coming in at 84. 85 over towas annapolis. does not get better than this in the month of july especially when you consider what we went th ugh yesterday. no rain right now. we'll be on the dry side making our way through the next couple of days. the wider picture not showingnd much aake a look at the numbers. right now everybody into the 80s and the 90s are back here towards the west or at least warmer numbers here in charleston and in the mid-atlantic really nice weathy. ocean cit beautiful beach day and 79 degrees and hagerstown coming in at

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western hemisphere and we should be working together to solve that problem >> seth: that all sounds grerrently in the white house >> i don't know if it's necessarily a nonstarter rythink -- i think secreta pompeo understands those -- those root causes. he can select and appoint a special representative or special envoy, whatever you like to call it again, what i try to do is i try to bring many of my members down to the border to see it, understand the perspective of federal law enforcement. 'cause the men and wom, in border controle men and women in customs, those are the people that are on the bridge, the folks at i.c.e., they are overworked and this is -- my fear is at someone's gonna die in custody, that something's gonna happen, it's gonna start getting hot in texas. and that's gonna cause tensions to flairbe so we need to oing -- let's be smart about how we attack this problem >> seth: in 2016 you said you uscould not, in good consc vote -- support president trumps you had you will support him in 2020. what has changed for you to go from a position that -- this might shock you - -

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i spent just as much time talking to my girlfriends on the sidelines, but it was fun.at it's a gre sport. >> thanks, morgan. >> time for our first check of the weather. dylan is in for al. good morning, dylan. still a heat wave, right? >> still a hea wave, and so many people getting ready to travel. let's break down the travel forecast for you. this looks a lot more threatening tha it is. these are your typical afternoon and ev happen on hot and humid because of that, if you're traveling later today after about 3:00 or so, you could see some of those pop- srms causing isolated delays at the airport. for the roads,ou you c get stuck in torrential downpours. you wa to keep your speeds down. hopefully for the fourth of july, you're already where you want to .be the eastern almost half of the country will see pop-up storms. temperatures around 90 eedegr it will feel warmer, and each afternoon, keep an eye to the sky, especiallys we get closer to fireworks time and watch out for pop-up showers and storms. same story for friday. looking for pop-up showers and storms. hit andmiss. one town gets

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economy is headed not so much when it has been monetary policy works with long variable lag like wayne grewhat fed is going to do go ahead and cut. >> you asked about revisions the first quarter, not revised still saying 3.1% for the first quarter, jason does this change the way you invest in -- given this look at the economy today does this -- dictate how you allocate money. >> look we are long for investor time horizon seven years out every time you get a new piece of information, we with may be act like fed does or should to say maybe we understand things being a with a long variable lag you are looking ahead where puck is going, when i see this number, growth is okay. in united states not great but okay, certainly better than global as i mentioned, prices are come up a little bit right 1.-- in, he could up 2 on overall,close to 2% target so -- i am not worried about flakes per se, but certainly we have here is very low interest rates and very low real interest rates causing some interesting effects on global economy. >> what about the business investment declining? that you know we tal

joining us, fox business reporter jeff flock, bill baruk and aviation analyst gre mike b.u expecting of boeing? >> i think we're going to see a wider picture than just the max. remember, the max is just one part of their entire program. so it's affecting them. it's going to affect them big-time in the future. but we've got to keep in mind, there are a lot more things at boeing than just the 737. maria: jeff? >> yeah, i don't know that -- this is a huge pile of unknown at this point. it's uncertainty. i don't know that anything that you're going to learn today either from the earnings numbers or the earnings call, which it as 1030 eastern time is going o dispel any of the unknowns. maria: you're going to get an impact of the issue on the quarter. >> well, yeah. here's your numbers, by the way. maria. we're looking $1.87 earnings per share and $18 billion in revenue. that's down 43% and 23%. so it's going to be bad. but i don't know that -- unless there's something way out of the box on this, that we're going to learn anything about when the plane will get back in the air an