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greatcall-- people you can count on.ritics say diplomatic efforts have failed to win on either side and our credibility is on the line. we're live with more. thanks for joining us. >> thank you, heather. >> talk about aid first. washington seems to be divided on sending foreign aid to egypt. it looks like the president wants to freeze the joint exercises, but not yet cut aid. some legislators they want an immediate freeze of aid, some say it's a mistake. what would be your analysis on the u.s. aid now going to egypt? >> well, i think that the policy on the u.s. aid has to be part of a policy on egypt. it's not separate. i mean, the problem in this city, in this town, in d.c., is that there's a confusion about what is the muslim brotherhood, what do they want to achieve? it's not just a return of morsi. they have a political plan. and what the government of egypt wants to respond. my suggestion would be that if we want to cancel -- and we did those joint exercises with the army as a signal, at the same time we need to tel

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greatcall-- people you can count on. >> arthel: welcome back. it's the bottom of the hour.ave spotted hannah anderson and her alleged kidnapper, james dimaggio in the idaho wilderness. dimaggio is also a suspect in the killing of anderson's mother and eight-year-old brother. >> gregg: heavy rain and flash flooding triggering a deadly mud slide in colorado. rescue crews discovering a man's body beneath the debris. and looking for three other people reported missing. >> arthel: a raging wildfire in southern california expands to nearly 30 square miles. fire crews say they have the inferno almost half contained. >> gregg: president obama arriving in martha's vineyard just a short time ago. but before his vacation begins, he spoke to veterans in orlando, florida, pledging his commitment to help all who served our country. wendell goler live from martha's vineyard. wendell? >> the president and first lady made military families a priority, as have the bidens who have a son who served in afghanistan. before coming here to martha's vineyard, the president and first lady went south

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