negligence for their role in the fukushima nuclear disaster reading in the details of that and my guess hadley gave manning at the end. it women's forum says success of the new senate health care bill brides on the so-called community rating down by the us starts right now . may have been one of the weakest months for spending as americans chose to save their money according to reports by the commerce department consumer spending rose zero point one percent last month after back to back gains of point four percent in april and march the small increase took place in tandem with the slower rate of inflation the federal reserve says it fell by a point one percent marking the second decline in over three months additionally the inflation rate tapered off in may as well to only one point four percent this is down from one point seven percent the prior month this sudden deceleration seems to have confound it the central bank as it would ideally like to see inflation closer to around two percent this may give the fed more things to think about as it begins to consider how to quickly raise those inter

in fact, ernest's responsibility -- hadley finally brought it up and said i know you are having trouble and said if you hadn't brought that up, we would be fine. we could just continue. so pauline was a wonderful person. the poet elizabeth bishop said he was -- there is a story, can i tell a short story about pauline? ernest eventually divorced her for watching number 3 and they had two sons together, patrick and gregory. it was time for a hand off of the children so pauline wrote him a letter detailing how this was going to happen and she tore it up into little pieces and put it -- send it so if he wanted to know how to get the kids -- >> host: that is creative. did he ever put it together? >> guest: he would have to. >> host: cuba is a subject of a recent in -- not a documentary but entertainment. it was up and down. it is explosive but began to begin another picture of ernest hemingway. everybody has that different view of ernest hemingway. >> guest: he was supposed -- it was -- he lives on a hilltop, a beautiful place, tropical flowers, he wasn't hugely lovely -- he road welfare but

hadley heath manning, business women as forum director. hadley, we know him as mooch by the way. forgive us if we call him mooch. he is a great guy. he is affable. he took about an hour to do that more importantly he is a business person. he is not part of the beltway. he knows the swamp inside of the beltway very well. he has dealt with it, taken money from it. he first and foremost a businessman. he is a new yorker. he gesticulates and talks in similar way trump does. i think he is the perfect person to pursue the trump business agenda. what do you think? >> time will tell. americans are tired of hearing headlines about what who as who in the white house. they want to hear what the white house is doing. maybe pivot on communications. this week was supposed to be made in america week. supposed be for president highlight american business. instead "new york times" interview and comments about jeff sessions stole the limelight. in same way, spicer's exit is taking away from policy discussions about health reform, tax reform, jump-starting american economy. if the white house pivot

very much i want to know thank you very much hadley he and i with the independent women's forum always a pleasure. time now for a quick break but stick around when we get back three former executives at tokyo electric power company plead not guilty in court through negligence that led to the fukushima nuclear disaster as we go to break check out the numbers the closing bell . bustling the dubrovnik in venice are all fixed travel destinations so it must be nice to live there or is it. crowds of tourists disrupt the city's economic and social life in them and hopefully before the sun the celestion get out of the loop to all such as the traditional story some nuts i am somebody else you've done as we don't mind a school but there's a. mile of cities tried desperately not to collapse. the profit of. who put this up it will probably be global in the. company. in the bushes up the on saabs knock up the suppose it's in the in a. lot of times. as a tourist phobia will feel film to an identity. level was selling you on the idea that dropping bombs brings police to the chicken hawks forcing you

i want to thank you very much hadley he managed with the independent women's forum always a pleasure. time now for a quick break but stick around when we get back three former executives at tokyo electric power company plead not guilty in court to negligence that led to the fukushima nuclear disaster got a break check out the numbers the closing bell. strategist by the national level. when customers go buy your supplies. didn't help well reduce some. that's undercutting but what's good for markets is not good for the global economy. germany's parliament has approved a plan to find social media networks up to fifteen million euro zone if they fail to remove hateful posts within twenty four hours this is no surprise that germany has some of the toughest laws when it comes to defamation public incitement to commit crimes and threats of violence organizations representing consumers journalists and digital companies claim the lawmakers rushed this legislation through parliament and that the law would hurt free speech however some companies are deploying armies of their own people to get in

getting that done my guest says the senate bills future depends on the community rating please welcome hadley heath manning with independent women's forum halley no one better to bring in on this subject the senate bills future as you say rests on a decision about the community rating that a repeal of obamacare has got to address this issue before moving forward tell us about that. well certainly there's a lot in the air right now concerning that president from recently tweeted that maybe lawmakers should simply repeal obamacare and then come back to replacement later but there's there was movement on a bill in the senate that was presented the text was made public in this finally gave us health care analysts an opportunity to compare the senate bill to the bill that the house passed the american health care act and a lot of things in common really and in terms of general principles broad strokes the two plans are very similar when it comes to the reforms that they would institute on medicaid the senate bill phased out the medicaid expansion a little more slowly that's not a surprise the tax

he's 52-year-old david hadley. he can appeal with moderate voters unhappy. hadley served in the asemikbsem for two years. state treasurer john chung. >>> a whole new world. the major car maker that said it's going electric for good. : they're some of our best custome customers. >> a busy day as pot permits go up for grabs. >>> all those fireworks had lots of pets fleeing from homes. how local shelters are helping reunite animal and their owners. rj mpblt ta >>> much worse than tfrs yesterday. on the left hand side trying to get on lower deck. it is slow on this wednesday. stay with us w >>> sonoma county issued its first permits of cannibus today. >> it's the first step for what promises to be a blooming business. wayne joins us live with the story. >> reporter: it may be a booming business but it wasn't today. we came here expecting to see a line of applicants outside the door. only four people applied. of the four we talked to, three of them decline tod to be interviewed. the fourth one was willing to go on camera but then again she has an mba. >> my frien

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sarah westwood, former hillary clinton team minute, adrian elrod and hadley manning. hadley?e to talk about how the public is perceiving this. civility and politics. any threat of violence is inappropriate and people, left, right and center would condemn that. there's additional forms of protest that researchers at the university of toronto have found to be counter productive. >> neil: it scares people. it does scare people. adrian, i know you don't support this type of talk. it does feed a narrative that democrats some, not all by any means, are getting a little too zealous and presumptive that this will happen and further more that they're looking loan opportunityists. what do you think? >> violence should not be supported on either side. that includes donald trump's rallies where there's been a lot of violence. includes this lawmaker in maine making inappropriate comments. look, to your point and impeachment, most democrats withheld from doing or saying anything on this. brad sherman just filed and article of impeachment in congress because they want to wait for more facts

steve hadley joins me now. this is a new way to run foreign policy. have a meeting with vladimir putin, the national security adviser is not in the room, no note takers. we confirmed it, it was from the americans demanding that, the russians deposit want idn't wane americans were concerned about leaks. to have a meeting like that with putin and have a basic disagreement over who said what to whom about key issues like this is extraordinary not to have a note taker or any kind of record. >> well, you have the secretary of state, the president of the united states, and the secretary of state was undercut by the president. >> there is, of course, a -- a translator or who can reconstruct in some sense what was said from their notes. i think it was a constructive meeting. they made progress on syria. a lot of the concerns that people had that they might swing for the fences and trump might be taken advantage of by a more experienced president putin, none of that happened. it is a pretty good first meeting between the two leades.s president trump got the de

hadley, i'm going to start with you.ublicans having so much trouble, do you think, getting enough support for their health care plan? >> well, they campaigned, many of them, on this promise to repeal the affordable care act, and now it's time to put their money where their mouth is and fulfill that promise, but of course there are some provisions like the provision about preexisting conditions, we call it guaranteed issue that many republicans would like to keep and so finding consensus among at least 50 republican senators on how to repeal and replace this affordable care act at this juncture is proving to be a real challenge for mcconnell. i would say in their blitz to move forward with this particular bill that they're looking out in the senate, i would encourage republicans to slow down at least to communicate why they're doing what they're doing because many republican voters understand which is fulfillment of a promise but for those people who never wanted that promise to be fulfilled in the first place, they need

connell: your argument, hadley, that the devil would be in the details. adam went through a lot of details that could happen. is that argument politically and they could bring and win with, do you think? >> when it comes to winning over the public the devil may be in the details policywise but in terms of communication strategy for the gop we know exactly what democrats will say tax reform. this is only beneficial to the rich. turn it into class warfare. only benefits corporations. republicans need to get ahead of it, explain how reducing corporate tax rates benefits workers who pay a huge share directly of corporate taxes. this is not one class versus the other. wall street will like tax reform but main street will love tax reform too. republicans have to make the case. >> the proposal, if they were to remove deductions for state and local taxes you put chuck schumer in the awkward position defending so-called wealthy people. people in texas don't he deduct income tax. i don't believe they have it, florida they don't have income tax but do in the state o

david hadley says he intends to join the race.lieves he can appeal to voters fed up with gas tax hikes. he'll compete against john cox, travis allen, gavin newsom, john chung, and antonio villaraigosa. >> the east bay regional park district wants to see if motorized bikes are a good fit for people using trails for hiking and cycling so they're launching a one-year program. they'll be available on three popular east bay trails. they took the bikes for a spin in danville yesterday. >> i have never tried one. i'm not sure if i would kill myself on it, but i would like to try it, i think. >> definitely more fun than you expect and it's not cheating. it gives you an extra push so you can travel further and see more. >> besides the iron horse trail, the motorized weeks will be allowed on the central cont costa canal trail and alameda trail. >> if you're doing that today, wear a lot of sunscreen. it's going to be a bright one. cloud of fog taking most of the day off today. alameda fair starting off at 84 at noon. 93 at 3:00, 89 at 6:00,

negligence for their role in the fukushima nuclear disaster running the details of that in my gas hadley manning of the independent women's forum says success of the new senate health care bill brides on the so-called community rating down by the us starts right now. may have been one of the weakest months for spending as americans chose to save their money according to reports by the commerce department consumer spending rose zero point one percent last month after back to back gains up point four percent in april and barge the small increase took place in tandem with the slower rate of inflation the federal reserve says it fell by a point one percent marking the second decline in over three months additionally the inflation rate tapered off in may as well to only one point four percent this is down from one point seven percent the prior month this sudden deceleration seems to have confound it the central bank as it would ideally like to see inflation closer to around two percent this may give the fed more things to think about as it begins to consider how to quickly raise those interes

hadley believes he can appeal to voters.te against john with cox, travis allen, and lieutenant governor gavin knewsome, and the former mayor of los angeles. >>> google has partnered with a nonprofit to repair homes damaged by the san jose floods. the tech giant is contributing $100,000 to the group rebuilding together silicon valley. the nonprofit will work to restore their homes free of charge. since the inception, more than 32,000 volunteers have renovated 3,000 homes in the local community. >>> fireworks and fear. they're the reasons animal shelters often see an uptick in new arrivals. scared bets run from home and can't find their way back. lonny rivera shows us one man and his dog who are now back together. >> reporter: there are new faces inside the kennels at the martinez animal shelter. these dogs and cats ran away from home during the fourth of july weekend. >> i'm here to pick up my dog. people don't care. they were setting off fireworks all night long. >> reporter: and there's a steady line of people looking for t

rubio, who tweeted: joining us now is former national security advisor to george w bush, stephen hadleyere national security adviser to president george bush who and like this in the white house? we are an unprecedented space in so many respects. this is a president who ran as a political and surgeon president who ran as a political and surgeon to shake up washington and thatis surgeon to shake up washington and that is what he is doing. how damaging is this to national security in america? we are an early daysin security in america? we are an early days in this administration and they have clearly put down some markers about trades, about climate, the bush administration in its opening day is pulled out of the kyoto protocol which had been reached by the clinton administration and we received a lot of criticism for that. i think we are early days and the question is on issues of trade and climate, what is the trump administration going to do in place of that. you were at the g20 meetings in warsaw and on this latest indication there were meetings between donald trump there were meeting

hadley believes he can appeal to voters.e'll compete against john with cox, travis allen, and lieutenant governor gavin knewsome, and the former mayor of los angeles. >>> google has partnered with a nonprofit to repair homes damaged by the san jose floods. the tech giant is contributing $100,000 to the group rebuilding together silicon valley. the nonprofit will work to restore their homes free of charge. since the inception, more than 32,000 volunteers have renovated 3,000 homes in the local community. >>> fireworks and fear. they're the reasons animal shelters often see an uptick in new arrivals. scared bets run from home and can't find their way back. lonny rivera shows us one man and his dog who are now back together. >> reporter: there are new faces inside the kennels at the martinez animal shelter. these dogs and cats ran away from home during the fourth of july weekend. >> i'm here to pick up my dog. people don't care. they were setting off fireworks all night long. >> reporter: and there's a steady line of people loo

just two weeks after entering the race, republican david hadley is out. in an email to supporters he said he concluded he could not win the race and that he had no intention to seek another office. the two remaining republican candidates in the field are businessman john cox and assemblyman travis allen. on the democratic side, the lieutenant governor is running. so is former state schools chief delane easton as well as former los angeles mayor antonio villaraigosa and state treasurer john chiang. >>> contra costa county is on the hunt for a new district attorney. the county recently posted the job listing on its recruitment website. this of course comes after mark peterson, the former d.a., pleaded no contest last month to felony counts stemming in his illegal tapping of campaign funds for personal use. the deadline to apply for the job is today. next month the board of supervisors will review the candidates and narrow the field down for a public forum. >>> a berkeley teacher arrested for her role in a confrontation between nationalists and counterprotes

this is something that steve hadley, president bush's national security adviser, captured brilliantlye said there's two models here for the entire administration. there is the nixon/clinton model where you treat it as a criminal investigation, you lawyer up, you have your hand in the pot every day, you push back as hard as you can, or there is what he called the reagan model that he chose during iran contra which is you take a step back, you have respect for the process, and you let the chips ultimately fall where they may. the trump administration is clearly choosing the former model. they could still reverse course if they wanted to. and i think, certainly, they would be politically smarter for making that decision. chris: the, you know, it didn't work for nixon -- [laughter] it did work for clinton. >> yeah. but i think they both -- well, it worked for president clinton to the a certain extent. chris: well -- >> he stayed in office. chris: and he survived, and he rubbed up ken starr. let me move to you, juan, what do you think the president's various actions this week on scaramucci

>> when i was communications director, steve hadley and condi rice always let out these meetings to our press pool. social gatherings are usually not a lot of risk for any sort of public relations fiasco. this is another self inticketed pr crisis on behalf of the team. >> thank you very much. appreciate it. >>> another issue facing the president the collapse of the republican's effort to repeal and replace obamacare. he's invited senate republicans to the white house today to talk about next moves. this as voters sound off on the health care battle and other key issues in washington. nbc national correspondent peter alexander is in wilkes-barre, pennsylvania, where he has been talking to voters. good morning. >> reporter: good morning the susquehanna river hein us. think of this as the epicenter of that earthquake, the jolted president trump into the white house. they flipped for trump if scent 2016, despite this latest stinging setback on health care, here they still back president trump but want to see results. the reporting with senate republicans stick licking their wounds in their

. >> when i was communications director, steve hadley and condi rice read out the meetings to our press pool. there's not a lot of risk for any sort of public relations fiasco. this is another example of a self-inflicted p.r. crisis on behalf of this team. >> nicolle wallace, michael mcfaul. thank you. >>> another fiissue facing the president, the collapse of the repeal and replace of obama care. he has invited senators to the white house. this as voters sound out on the health care battle and other key issues in washington. peter alexander is in wilkes-barre, pennsylvania. >> the gorgeous susquehanna river behind us. think of this as the epicenter of that earthquake that jolted president trump in setback for the president and senate republicans on health care, here, they back president trump but want to see results. this morning, the senate republicans still licking their wounds after a third-straight defeat in their bid to get rid of obamacare, the president is deflecting blame. >> the republicans are not going to own it. we'll let obamacare fail and the democrats will come to us. >>

. >> andy, that point, i'm looking at a huge piece written here i don't know if you've heard of hadleyakes -- this was in "the wall street journal," making the case that better care for the actual needy could be the end result of fixing the brokenness of medicaid. now where a lot of the resources are going to people that aren't as needy and that's the whole thrust of the piece. >> right right. so someone is saying that by cutting a trillion dollars of money that goes to people who need health care you're going to make people's health care better [ everyone talking at once ] >> if there was a bloc grant you'd have to focus your efforts on the people that actually aren't getting cared for now, because of all the healthy individuals that are getting cared for. >> that bloc grant is a third less though. i think that's the place that there's a -- >> i'm going to send this to you. "the wall street journal." it's called, should medicaid be converted to a bloc grant program. support irps of the change say it would cut costs and provide better care for the needy. and then it says -- critics say