<heidi burrows: and i can hear the guy yelling grab the big box! so she literally grabbed the biggest box and came running back to the car>(pam) a san jose homeowner ... shocked, when she pulls up to her house --- and catches a couple trying to snag a package from her porch(pam) but they might not have expected what happened next. (steve) as kron-4's gabe slate tells us -- that homeowner confronted them. ((pkg))heidi burrows was driving home wednesday night at five thirty pm on tulip road in san jose and saw something fishy going on infront of her house..sound from heidi burrows/san jose resident says:" i see a person running from my porch with a box to a car" this is security cam footage heidi shared with us that shows the incident play out sound from heidi burrows/san jose resident says: "and i was like wow that is just really brazen.. (laughs)" so heidi did something brazen of her own.. laying on the horn. she pulled up in-front of them blocking them got out of her car took a picture of their license plate and then gave them a piece of her mind

<heidi burrows: and i can hear the guy yelling grab the big box!so she literally grabbed the biggest box and came running back to the car> (pam) a san jose homeowner ... shocked, when she pulls up to her house --- and catches a couple trying to snag a package from her porch but they might not have expected what happened next. as kron-4's gabe slate tells us -- that homeowner confronted the thieves. ((pkg))heidi burrows was driving home wednesday night at five thirty pm on tulip road in san jose and saw something fishy going on infront of her house..sound from heidi burrows/san jose resident says:" i see a person running from my porch with a box to a car" this is security cam footage heidi shared with us that shows the incident play out sound from heidi burrows/san jose resident says: "and i was like wow that is just really brazen.. (laughs)" so heidi did something brazen of her own.. laying on the horn. she pulled up in-front of them blocking them got out of her car took a picture of their license plate and then gave them a piece of her mind sound

<heidi burrows: and i can hear the guy yelling grab the big box!so she literally grabbed the biggest box and came running back to the car> (tiffany @ landing) a san jose homeowner shocked when she pulls up to her house and catches a couple trying to snag a package from her porch. but they might not have expected what happened next. kron-4's gabe slate has the details. heidi burrows was driving home wednesday night at five thirty pm on tulip road in san jose and saw something fishy going on infront of her house.. sound from heidi burrows/san jose resident says:" i see a person running from my porch with a box to a car" this is security cam footage heidi shared with us that shows the incident play out sound from heidi burrows/san jose resident says:"and i was like wow that is just really brazen.. (laughs)"so heidi did something brazen of her own.. laying on the horn. she pulled up in-front of them blocking them got out of her car took a picture of their license plate and then gave them a piece of her mindsound from heidi burrows/san jose resident say

joining me now, heidi pryzbyla and john harwood. with a welcome to you both, heidi first to you.he white house pushing back on the narrative coming out of russia but the only person in that meeting was secretary of state tillerson. he's not exactly denying what mr. lavrov said, that trump accepted putin denying his involvement in terms of election hacking. how is putin reading all of this? >> well, they're pushing back but not in a very transparent way and that's because the whole process hasn't been transparent with the normal officials usually in those meetings not only documenting what was said but afterwards having the president uphold the normal tradition of holding a news conference. so i think honestly the precedent or kind of the tone was set for this before trump even went into the meeting when he cast into question our own intelligence agencies for putin to come out and say this after the fact. so the reality is we're never going to get an answer about what exactly happened, but it does kind of demonstrate why this whole credibility problem that the president has back h

avid, heidi >> yeah, it has. i mean, it is a challenging it, when it isn't cbc.s to lenders like o lessening all? >> they've been grappling with a slump in the oil and shipping industry. it's been brutal for all companies. it's been tough for banks, that give loans during the boom years, over the past decade, finding it hard to get back.ney the latest casualty is a bank in singapore, a listed company, and finding it repay its borrowings. >> the question is really whether or not it's peaked, and that's the question we should be the company. be, becausewe will we'll be getting to our ocbc later on the today. int is at 11:40 a.m. singapore, 20 minutes to 2:00, watching it here in sydney, getting thoughts on that from ocbc. >>> a conundrum facing policymakers around the world? we'll take a look at potential reasons why next. >> it has been a conundrum, inflation?slow wage central bank is grappling with this this year. gains have been tight, unemployment low, but salaries just aren't matching. so what is going on? syd

heels of kelly's report, let's bring in john harwood and senior political reporter for usa today, heidi przybylprzybyl. we get a tweet storm of 11 tweets over four hours. is this an omen of things to come? >> no question about it, alex. look, the core issue here is about the president, his conduct, how he and his associates have run their business, how they got elected and what they're doing since they have been elected. there is every sign from the news reports that we've gotten and from the president's own reaction that robert mueller, the special counsel, as well as the investigating committees in the senate are getting closer and closer to getting their arms around those facts, about the exchanges between don jr. and the russian lawyer and the russian spy, the information about jeff sessions talking about russia policy with kiz k kislyak, the ambassador to washington from moscow, and that fact that mueller is getting closer appears to increasingly distress the president. and when he's distressed he fires off those tweets. >> yeah. anthony scaramucci, his first day on the job. let's

heidi. heidi: after school is a magical, magical time. it is the one time of a kid's day work you are she can begin guaranteed to be in a safe environment, receive food, and learn without barrier. we cannot look at after school as a negotiable. it is an essential element of childhood. we have to work to preserve the magic for kids. they deserve it. they need it. it is essential for the growth. bonnie: thank you. let's hear it for this group of leaders. [applause] bonnie: thank you. at the same event, the mayors of charlotte, north carolina, and gary, indiana discuss how k-12th afterschool programs in their cities can prepare students for the workforce. this is 45 minutes. [applause] >> i was going to lead everyone in a stretch because in my secret life when i'm not doing this and not eating a mom -- not being a mom, i miss spin a spintor -- i am instructor. before we get started, i wanted to say, i had the honor of working with almost all of you in this room. after school is such a special place. and make such a difference in the lives of

>> i don't have a lot to add with heidi and dan said on the modernization. i would offer two notes of political context. putting a it restraining hand on the army in terms of big push in modernization. army is in a war now. the war in greater middle east has a lot of soldiers in it. something that army leadership can't take their eye escalationential of there. that's why the chief is focused on readiness. the facetaring in potential war on short notice in korea. again, that's kind of thing chief has to balance out. aboutfair to the army their readiness emphasis. modernization,o i thought for one additional thing. that's the army pulled in many directions because of diversity that it hasons under different plans, different requirements. the army's defense, one reason it's difficult to focus is a lack of political leadership. giving them priorities. absence of that from administration that haven't paid a lot of attention to the army really, the army has to try to do everything. difficult and makes it very difficult to do what you're talking about. political le

heidi and shannon are still with us. show more benefits means more benefits nan the cbo score which didn't help the republicans on the house bill. and didn't help them anymore on the senate bill. that's what republicans are trying to sell thp they're i trying to say doesn't trust the cbo score there is another story. >> i don't know the benefits they're coming up with. but the cost cuts to medicaid are the major sticking point for a lot of the moderate senators who are peeling off. then you've got the conservatives who stay doesn't go far enough. i don't see how that fundamentally changes the calculus. what you have to point out is what's happening right now what happened in the past 24 to 48 hours with mitch mcconnell essentially telling this rotary club that we may have to ultimately negotiate with the democrats and shoring up the exchanges, that is huge. because all along the republics have been arguing that that is impossible to shore up those exchanges, that obamacare is a collapsing of its own weight. now you have

heidi and shannon, stay with us. up next, new details on how the white house and senator mitch mcconnell's plan to sell the health care bill is going to go. "the 11th hour" is back after this. liberty did what? liberty mutual paid to replace all of our property that was damaged. and we didn't have to touch our savings. yeah, our insurance won't do that. well, there goes my boat. you can leave worry behind when liberty stands with you™. liberty stands with you™. liberty mutual insurance. fixodent plus adhesives. there's a denture adhesive that holds strong until evening. just one application gives you superior hold even at the end of the day fixodent. strong more like natural teeth. involving north korea. two u.s. air force bombers just took part in a demonstration with the south korea military. these are b-1 bombers here. the military says the b-1s practiced attack capabilities by releasing inert weapons. it was a show of force involving south korea's military as well. a couple of south korean f-15s were involved in

heidi you want to start? ,ms. hue: this is a discussion i had with the general miller before when i was in the , pentagon. he ask why does acquisition takes so long. it's not that we don't know how to do things faster. but regulations put a shackle on you. you ask to run a marathon and use print it, but you have got shackles on. you can't move fast. here are several ways that can help us move faster. our partner nations also has the defense budget. they develop capability that can compliment ours. we ought to be leveraging partner nation's capabilities and products. we have a tendency to design, develop, deliver everything ourselves. so, not invented here syndrome. so we can expedite things a lot , quicker by doing that. the other thing is, instead of a golden bar for requirements, waiting for the requirements to be finalized, which takes forever and you can't get consensus on the requirements, one method doing it is this is a capability i would like to have. we're exploring it. industry tell me what it is that yo

heidi and shannon, stay with us.e'll have new details on how the white house and senator mitch o'connell's decision to sell the health care bill is going. "the 11th hour" is back after this. looking for balance in your digestive system? try align probiotic. for a non-stop, sweet treat goodness, hold on to your tiara kind of day. get 24/7 digestive support, with align. the #1 doctor recommended probiotic brand. also in kids chewables. >>> we have breaking news now involving north korea. two u.s. air force bombers just took part in a demonstration with the south korea military. they said their practiced attack capabilities by releasing inert weapons, as a show of force involving south korea's military as well. a couple of f-15s are involved in this. the military is prepares to use the full range of capabilities to preserve the korean peninsula. we'll have more on that. >>> and president trump has said obamacare is dead. what seems to be dead is the republican repeal effort. two months after celebrating, the republicans

heidi, i want to start with you. if you could maybe start us out. you obviously have thought a lot about this the strategy for army modernization. if you can give us your thoughts on the strategic approach that you think is most likely to be effective. >> absolutely. i think you guys have did a great job in terms of covering the impact of the bca in 2011. i do want to emphasize, i want to second what you have said. when i looked at the army toa from fy '10 to '15 the army budget declined by 15%, the top line. the rda pot decreased by 33%. army modernization can't happen when your budget is cut that significantly. during the last five years, i want to emphasize one other thing. the annual cr create even bigger turmoil than people realize. because if you can't get the budget on october 1st, you're sitting there waiting. you can't spend, you can't start new programs. you can't wrap up -- ramp up production, right? tremendous turmoil on programs. okay? and during the sequestration, plus, the annual cr, what the army had to do was stretch out programs, r

. >> heidi prezbra, help me. how do we normalize this guy by moving past this. these are children.ere was a speech in the teleprompter. he is off the rails like he hasn't been in a long time. >> waiting for someone to say, nicolle, he has never been an eagle scout, so how could he know to behave differently. i think what you said at the beginning is right. he sees no difference. every stage to him is a campaign stage. there are no norms is the answer. there are no traditions or even any pretense that he is a president in a traditional sense who represents all americans. there are certain stages where you are supposed to be non-partisan. you are supposed to be the leader of the free world, the president, and represent all americans. in this case i think actually one of the worst things that happened there was egging on little boy scouts to boo hillary clinton. yes, she is your vafrnquished challenger from the election. she also has her place in history as the first female to lead a major political party and here they were booing her. i think max boot moved an opinion editorial on "u

let me start with you, heidi. what are you hearing on this? >> it appears no matter how it went down is a sign of kelly's empowerment. let me just say for all the times you and i have sat on this show and said this is not normal, this amount of turn over in this white house is not normal. this today is normal. this is normal that after the performance that scaramucci gave last week, essentially turning the white house into kind of a full-on reality show, that he would be fired. so it's probably a good sign that kelly at least for now, is empowered and he probably given what we know about when he took this job which is he didn't really want it, they offered it to him a couple of times. he probably had some conditions coming into this it and one of them were i'm going to make some of these decisions. >> let me go to stephanie rule whoa is on the phone with us. >> so let's just walk through this. when anthony scaramucci was on the podium not this last week, last friday, he said i am not starting for a few weeks. i want to be conflict free. sky br

in washington to jangle here only you know for that gathering i need to be profoundly pointed out heidi harris great to have you with us tonight thanks so much. rex tillerson will travel to qatar this week to resolve the ongoing dispute embroiling the gulf region the secretary of state arrived in kuwait earlier today head of the stops in qatar and saudi arabia the trump administration believes the dispute is hampering efforts to put an end to international terrorist financing saudi arabia has proposed harsh terms to qatar to end the blockade of the country including shutting down the al jazeera news network tillerson said that he does not expect an immediate resolution of the dispute but is hopeful a future agreement can be worked out. the negotiated cease fire in self with syria went into effect on sunday the agreement could lead to an eventual resolution of conflict in syria or to ease the tosh as sweet as the details tonight a national ceasefire across three provinces in southwest syria went into effect noon local time as you mentioned and according to the syrian observatory for huma

heidi: after school helps students dream new dreams. [applause] it is very difficult for kids, especially in rural areas to dream about careers that they have never seen. they had not been exposed to. through afterschool programming we are able to develop long-term mentoring via skype and other videoconferencing with professionals in fields. that allows the students to start to see a different future for themselves. we support that. we support that with classes to build the skills and confidence that they can move forward. my favorite examples, we have a great group of people with blue chalk media that will mentor the students. as the students gain editing and and video skills they can share their voices. the confidence that helps the students gain changes their trajectory. they no longer think of themselves as a student in poverty, but a student at a mission, a purpose, and a path. >> thank you. i am going to go to you because not only are you one of the great think tankers, you actually have experience bringing education to southern s

conservative talk shows missy maris civil rights attorney great to have both of you with us tonight heidi were were were the putin comments on c.n.n. i thought two people were at this meeting not just one what do you make of it. i think it's pretty hilarious but it's all part of the big plan to never represent in fall what's really going on i mean they're trying to destroy donald trump that's all they're focused on anything that he says to putin is obviously they consider it some kind of collusion and they're never going to report fairly and this is why donald trump gets frustrated everything he does isn't right some of the stuff he does is just flat out silly but bottom line he never gets fair coverage ever even when things go well the g twenty would very well for him misty or the democrats making it almost impossible to improve relations with russia with this backdrop that russia can do nothing right. and you know i think that's an unfair statement because while there may have been some progress at the g. twenty meeting and i agree i did not see that clip on any of the mainstream media

>> heidi. >> heidi. >> you have a swagger thing going on. >> mel and i. >> they are handsome, and there lot of hot guys on the stage with their shorts off. >> and which judge is most likely to be taking up the time with critiques. >> listen to me. >> no. no. >> you can't listen to me for one second? >> no. >> which judge is most likely to cry? >> none of them. they don't have emotion. >> maybe not a lot of tears, but the reason is the number one show of the summer, the contestants because you never know what you are going to get. like 13-year-old angelina green last night. ♪ i'll stand by you >> i love you so much i'm going to hit the golden buzzer. >> i thought i had seen it all, and enthis you do the auditions. someone turns up. >> all of a sudden, everything clicks and in that moment, you are watching someone get crowned. their dream coming true. >> not every act is a winner. >> there is a guy who was hammering nails into wood with his head. doing doing doing. >> the judges will start making cuts next week. each judge gets another golden buzzer to push someone through to the life sho

let's start with heidi. he is operating on two fronts.ve this attack on the attorney general and on mueller. is there any doubt that trump will do what he has to do to save himself? >> i think he is pretty transparent, chris. he have had presidents in the past who have been accused of executive overreach or doing things in secret. this is right in front of us. and it has begun from the very beginning with attacks on the intelligence community. attacks on the media now on his own attorney general. no question that he is going after sessions because he said it was because of his recusal. not because of the job that sessions is doing as attorney general. arguably he is fulfilling trump's agenda more than any other cabinet member at this point. immigration. >> targeting, preventing himself from being challenged, impeached, whatever by mueller. >> the amazing thing is he is totally transparent. >> the president making it clear. as heidi said, he made it very cleary wants to have a clear road to exoneration. the way it do that is get sessions t

gwen, heidi, kate. we're with the celebs making their 40s look like 20s.n ryan reynolds looking good at 40. his advice for new dads. >>> and celebs fight back at an illegal beauty scam. >> we're coming for you. >> who is stealing their faces and fans' money? >> oh, really? i'm backing a skin cream? where's the check? >>> closed captioning provided by: >>> there is no dad bod for ryan reynolds who is all sorts of sexy on the cover of "men's health." although gotta confess, we do wish he was shirtless like he was in "the proposal." daughters james and ines have made the 40-year-old a family guy. but wife blake lively might not be too pleased when she hears she's not the person ryan would pick to take with him if he were stuck on a desert island. >> stanley tucci. stanley tucci is resourceful, funny and he can cook. >> the "deadpool" star is known for his sense of humor, and his hilarious tweets on fatherhood including, "my daughter's only 6 months old and already drawing. i'd hang it on frthe e idg but shon itly,abt's tesolu garbage." with that, it's no surp

heidi you want to start? >> sure. this is a discussion i had with general milly before when i was still in the pentagon. he asked me, why does acquisition take so long. i told him it's not that we don't know how to do things faster but all the statutes and regulations put shackles on you. you're asking to run an ultimate marathon, you sprinted but you have shackles on so you can't move fast. but here's several ways that can help us move faster, okay. our partner nations also have a defense budget and they develop capability that can compliment ours. we ought to be leverages our country's nation's capabilities and power, right. we have a tendency to design, develop, deliver everything ourselves, right. not invented here syndrome. so we could expedite things a lot quicker doing that. the other thing is, instead of setting a golden bar for requirements, waiting for the requirements to be finalized, which takes forever right, and you can't get consensus on the requirements, one method of doing it is, this is a capability

i think the jury is out at this point. >> heidi, we have to talk about body language. the president and vladimir putin shaking hands a number of times in the meeting before the meeting earlier today, this morning, our time, the president patted vladimir putin on the arm, then patted him on the back. we'll get that video up for you in a moment. heidi, what do you make of the warmth that seemed to be displayed between the two leaders? >> i think the most important question is not what we saw on camera, but whether that warmth extended to that discussion over russians intervention. i think it's great and means a lot. it's the first thing trump brought up and tillerson's indication is it was a robust conversation but tillerson made clear there are not going to be consequences. it was a week ago trump was bashing obama for doing nothing about russian intervention. the question going forward, now, is this really going to be a deteernt because it's not just about consequences for what they did in the past, it's whether we are able to stop them from going forward and doing wor

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let's bring in heidi przybyla and jay newton small. welcome to you both. heidi, first to you.od like inside the white house? >> i actually spoke with someone who had just gotten off the phone with a senior administration official a couple of days ago and they said it's all about damage control at this point. frankly there's an aspect of this, alex, that we're not covering which is i think some of the people who are most anxious at this point are the national security advisers who are worried about just how distracted the president and his top staff are when they look at hot spots like north korea. that's something that i think is a great worry to them. and what was significant about this week was that you started to see finally some cracks in the republican support on the hill. when you see members like trey gowdy speaking out and saying, you know what, this was a turning point when we learned that donald trump jr. had this meeting because what did we learn? this was a big week. the trump officials actually knew about the russian attempts to help them, that they welcomed it, t

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heidi came driving up the street just in time to see it for herself around 5:45 wednesday. >> my first thought was honk the horn, stop, get them to stop for a second so i could get a clear photo. >> heidi did get pictures of the suv and license plate, all the while screaming at the woman and man behind the wheel. then she realized the thieves were yelling at each other. >> put it back, put it back. go run it back there, because she sees us. and the lady in the back seat starts yelling, i'm not going to do that. you figure it out. this is your idea. >> the couple tossed the package from the window and sped away. neighbors are upset by the crime but happy with how things turned out. >> great that she was able to do it without getting hurt. you never know with a thief or criminal what they might do. >> san jose police say video evidence is always helpful and heidi's could help solve other cases if not her own. >> i just hope that they learned their lesson and that they don't go around stealing. and then i also hope that other people who think of stealing boxes think again. >> and as the s

they have a great description thanks to the quick actions of heidi burrows.he was not sitting back to be victimized without a fight. a surveillance camera at her house on tulip roadshows a woman walk up to the front porch, grab a package and take it back. highlandy came driving up the street to see it herself around 5:45 wednesday. >> my first thought was honk the horn, stop, get them to stop for a second so i could get a clear photo. >> reporter: heidi got pictures of the suv and license plate, all the while screaming at the woman and the man behind the wheel. then she realized the thieves were yelling at each other. >> put it back! put it back! run it back there because she sees us and the lady in the back seat starts yelling, i'm not going to do that. you figure it out. this is your idea. >> reporter: the couple tossed the package from the window and sped away. neighbors are upset by the crime but happy with how things turned out. >> it is great that she was able to do it without getting hurt. you never know with a thief or criminal, what they might do. >>

self. >> if has as heidi says they don't come to agreement in conference.s becomes the law of the lapped. 15 to 16 million more people uninsured than would have been under ovg by 2026. and premiums will jump by about 20%. the magic here is that obamacare and every other universal coverage system in the world -- there are 34 of 35 rich nakss have universal coverage. america is the only one that doesn't. 58 nations have universal coverage. the aim was that the mandate was supposed to cause a broad group of americans to ensure themselves. and it spreads the risk. if you do what this does, removing the individual mandate and removing the employer mandate, what you are doing is create ago high risk pops. those people who don't want insurance will get out. those people who really dpritly need it will stay in. opinion. and the insurance companies in order to get that going will have to jack rates up. the bfl is this is a very, very dangerous game given that in seven years republicans couldn't come up with a good enough replacement, the idea that you repeal some of

they have a great description thanks to the quick actions of heidi burrows.he was not sitting back to be victimized without a fight. a surveillance camera at her house on tulip roadshows a woman walk up to the front porch, grab a package and take it back. highlandy came driving up the street to see it herself around 5:45 wednesday. >> my first thought was honk the horn, stop, get them to stop for a second so i could get a clear photo. >> reporter: heidi got pictures of the suv and license plate, all the while screaming at the woman and the man behind the wheel. then she realized the thieves were yelling at each other. >> put it back! put it back! run it back there because she sees us and the lady in the back seat starts yelling, i'm not going to do that. you figure it out. this is your idea. >> reporter: the couple tossed the package from the window and sped away. neighbors are upset by the crime but happy with how things turned out. >> it is great that she was able to do it without getting hurt. you never know with a thief or criminal, what they might do. >>

heidi here. heidi, what do you hear about how hope always springs eternal that someone someday will be different? it seems like this is how every story about tangoing with trump ends. >> well, it's also in the context of what is happening at this time. >> i take you back to the beginning of this campaign that all of us have been pushing to get that disclosure, and somehow, you know, the president promised during the course of the campaign that after the audit was over, he would give us those tax returns. of course, he never did. not only did he not give us the tax returns that weren't under audit, we never saw any tax returns that are no longer under audit. this seems to be the trigger point for the president. >> even those closest advisors around him are starting to feel like i would like to know what was it that made him suspicious that maybe even he isn't being told the truth? >> nicole, i want to jump back to where you started the show. a great interview with corker where he said it was impla

heidi, donald trump jr.n talking about the story for nearly a week going into great detail about what happened, providing the e-mails, doing a long interview with sean hannity at the end of which he said, quote, this is everything. sean hannity gave him the opportunity, says is there anything else you need to say about this. let's listen to exactly what don trump jr. said a couple nights ago. >> i'm more than happy to be transparent about it and i'm more than happy to cooperate with everyone. >> so as far as you know as far as this incident's concerned this is all of it? >> this is everything. this is everything. >> did you ever meet with any other person from russia that you oknow? >> i don't know -- not in the context of actual formalized meeting or anything like that because, why would i? >> no mention, heidi, in all of the comments we've seen about any other russian or any other person in the meeting aside from kushner, manafort and veselnitskaya. >> we knew before this potential new reporting coming out

heidi ghaichem explains.ws and banned from entering the united states, these young women never gave up the fight of achieving their dream. after an exhausting flight, the team of six afghan girls landed in washington to represent their country in a global high school robotics competition. on monday, they compete against more than 160 countries to build robots that can hit ball into goals, hang on bars, and balance on balance beams. they were banned from the country due to stricter visa entry brought in by donald trump. it has become a talking point. critics said the ban signified a broader effort to stop muslims entering the country. but a reversal was announced on wednesday when it was reported the president personally intervened. a homeland security representatives said it was approved. ivanka trump, advocate of women and a supporter of science tweeted her congratulations. the girls were thrilled to take part. translation: the people of the us supported us in this case, showing they did not give up on us. t

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. ♪ >> i'm heidi in sydney. betty: i'm betty liu in new york.et's get a check on the latest business flash headlines. ingper shareholders include some of their stocks to soft banks. the talks representing major turning point. uber has amassed more than 500 investors in the most valuable startup. the fact that some of them want to reduce their stakes, other troubles to adhere have taken hold. toshiba has a hold off on its memory ship -- memory chip unit. the sale is being contested by western digital which is seeking induction. western digital is concerned that technology will hand -- and up in the hands of competitors. plans amazon's expansion including it's a deal for whole foods are raising questions and washington. wall street is watching. there are calls for hearings on the acquisitions. the implications for shoppers and staff. hedge fund manager has gone short on amazon saying, trust and concerns are going to erode its values. goldman questioned whether tech stocks are overvalued. in banks, they will be kicking off the week on wall street w

bush, andy card, and senior politics reporter at "usa today" heidi przybilla. ignatius, as we were saying, mika tagged it as fallier friday, yet, as the day went on -- >> it kept going. >> -- things got even crazier. you look at the health care laws -- >> the speech to the police. >> -- everything he said, reince being fired and then telling police officers, go ahead, take your hand off -- >> rough them up. >> again his toughest defenders said that was a joke. that's not like any joke that any president has given before. just what was last week? >> it felt like a tornado blowing through. now we're in a position after the hurricanes come through, looking around at what's the damage? how is it getting fixed? where are we going from here? i think we're all focused on general kelly, the new chief of staff. he's shown the ability to be a good, strong, supportive associate of very different people. he was the military adviser, first to secretary gates, then to secretary panetta, seamless transition. clear that president trump is reaching out for a figure of order and

heidi ghaichem explains.ited states, these young women never gave up the fight to achieve their dream. after an exhausting flight, a team of six afghan girls landed in washington on saturday to represent their country in a global high school robotics competition. on monday, they compete against more than 160 countries to build robots that can hit balls into goals, hang on bars, and balance on balance beams. they'd been denied entry from the country due to stricter visa policies introduced by us president donald trump. the case has become a flashpoint in the debate about mr trump's efforts to tighten entrance to the us. critics said the ban was emblematic of a broad effort to stop muslims entering the country. but an extraordinary last—minute reversal was announced on wednesday, when it was reported the president personally intervened. a homeland security department spokesperson said a request for their entry, along with a chaperone, had been approved. ivanka trump, advocate and supporter of women in science,

heidi allen. now, let's take at some of the other news from around westminster in brief.e at some of the other news from around westminster in brief. over 700,000 pieces of nhs correspondence, rather than being delivered, were put into a warehouse by a company called nhs shared business services, or sbs. correspondence which did not reach its intended destination includes blood tests, cancer screening, and child protection notes. i was advised by my officials not to make the issue public last march until an assessment of the risks to patient safety had been completed. the cost of this debacle could be at least {6.6 million for administration fees alone. that is is the equivalent to the average annual salary of 230 nurses. the family of the murdered labour mp jo cox unveiled a memorial plaque in her honour. it bears the motto "more in common" — a phrase from her maiden speech. nicola sturgeon has abandoned her demands for a new scottish independence referendum before the brexit deal is signed. in the general election, the snp lost a third of its seats at westminster. in ho

our correspondent, heidi ghaichem reports.from entering the united states, these young women never gave up entering the united states, these young women never gave up the fight of achieving their dream. after an exhausting flight, the team of six afg ha n exhausting flight, the team of six afghan girls landed in washington to represent their country in a global high school robotics competition. on monday, they compete against more than 160 countries to build robots that can hit ball into goals, hang on bars, and balance on balance beams. they were banned from the country due to stricter visa entry from donald trump. it has become a talking point. critics said the ban signified a broader effort to stop muslims entering the country. but a reversal was announced on wednesday when it was reported the president personally intervened. a homeland security representatives said it was approved. ivanka trump, add forget of women and a supporter of science tweeted her congratulations. —— advocate. the girls were thrilled to ta ke advocat

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. >> let me just go to heidi now and get your take on all of this.t is going on behind the scenes here? and do you think -- because you're hearing anthony scaramucci sort of talk in a very gray area about reince priebus. do you think you'll see some type of ouster here? >> what was most interesting is that scaramucci acknowledged he was sanctioned by trump to go out and do what he did, tearing into reince. that is an amazing revelation, that the president is encouraging this display of dysfunction within his white house, with two top aides, comparing them to cain and be al. a white house episode of "the apprentice." >> cain and abel comment was astounding. >>> apple computer supplier foxconn announces new plans for a factory in wisconsin. how many new jobs are we talking about? we'll tell you. that's next. liberty mutual stood with me when this guy got a flat tire in the middle of the night, so he got home safe. yeah, my dad says our insurance doesn't have that. what?! you can leave worry behind when liberty stands with you™. liberty mutual insurance