congressman, big day on the hill.re you going to be in this meeting with jared kushner when he's interviewed by the house intelligence committee? >> i am, stephanie. >> what do you want to know from him? you've seen his statement. you've heard about everything that happened yesterday. what do you want to know? >> i guess i'd like to know how he can look the american public in the eye and either through himself or throw his lawyers maintain there's in collusion given the fact pattern here, that he had four meetings he failed to report with various russians including with the russian ambassador, including with the ceo of a sanctioned russian bank, including with a russian government lawyer and money launderer. i guess i'd like to know why he thinks he can keep changing his security application, the standard form 86, not once, not twice but according to sources three times. how often does he think he can do this? frankly i think he feels like he's on one of his father-in-law's golf courses and gets a mulligan on every si

also with us capitol hill reporter for "the hill" molly cooper. daniel, good to you have with us. tough diagnosis for john mccain. obviously, this is going to be a personal setback. a difficult situation for the senator. we wish him well. what are the implications of this for legislation on capitol hill? particularly the health care debate. >> it deprives republicans to get health care through. mccain's departure from the scene right now, that only makes it harder. i think people are really pulling for mccain. he is widely respected on the

kevin cirilli joining me from capitol hill.ellen sent there the team ahead of tomorrow's gdp numbers. this is bloomberg. ♪ as garlic: dick york 5 p.m. in new york, 11:00 a.m. scarlet: it's 5:00 p.m. in new york -- 2:00 p.m. in new york. julia: welcome to "bloomberg markets." >> here are the top stories we are covering from around the world and on the bloomberg. we start with corporate news. a battle for first face. shares of amazon slipping after jeff bezos slipped from the top spot as the world's richest person. in politics, the senate could end up with a bill that leaves much of obamacare in place. this could put to the republican agenda at stake. julia: u.s. markets close in two hours time, but before we take you there, some headlines crossing the bloomberg. we have been waiting for an announcement of some sort over tax reform and paul ryan is said to be telling

because jared kushner is leaving capitol hill. headed here to the sticks outside the white house. the microphones, many people who come out of the white house will step up and give a statement, sometimes they take questions. we are not led to believe that this will be more than a statement. but we will stay on it by jared kushner. stephen, i know that people have speechwriters for all different facets in life within politics. is this a statement you write yourself? will this be a lawyer arise, what do you anticipate? >> steve: i certainly think that it will be loyal rise. his lawyer is a well thought of criminal defense lawyer, and -- >> harris: so this is an on the record type of thing? >> steve: yes, a shorter version of what we heard from him earlier today. >> kennedy: what does he have to say to move the story forward in a positive direction for him? >> steve: if he can give people a shorter version of what he said before. if he answers questions in such a way -- >> harris: directly? >> steve: showing him to be direct, authori

she's back in the headlines for her rather bizarre ride or die style loyalty towards former capitol hill staffer and i t experts in iran are one who was arrested on monday while attempting to leave the united states for pakistan and charged with bank fraud a woman was arraigned on tuesday pleading not guilty to one count of bank fraud he was officially fired from his position as an information technology staffer for wasserman schultz that same day has been depressing for him but our story doesn't end there you see i. was allegedly a very naughty naughty naughty naughty naughty little congressional staffer because isn't just bank fraud he was under investigation for no he along with his wife two brothers best friend and who knows who else are also under criminal investigation for wide ranging equipment and data theft directly related to their i t. work for numerous high up democrats on capitol hill including members of both the house intelligence and foreign affairs committee and this is where they say the plot thickens because this political report's most democratic lawmakers. cut ties w

who's also on capitol hill. and m.j., ryan was just talking about some of these democrats who are pretty perturbed and using -- some of them maybe using colorful language to describe what's happening there on the hill. but let's be clear. republicans as well. i remember reading guidance last week saying a lot of these are republicans were irked that they would have to linger around for another five to seven days to vote on something that thus far hasn't had the votes. >> reporter: yeah, and i just want to be clear. in talking about sort of the mood within the republican conference right now, this is not a situation where these republican senators are joyful to be voting for this bill. getting to this process and potentially getting to the 50 yes votes, it has been extremely painful. mitch mcconnell had to have a lot of conversations, as you know, a lot of setbacks to get to this moment and the fact that this has been mostly a closed-door process, that a lot of members felt like they, you know, were finding out a

the hills asked for my help and my staff got to work. unfortunately, we found out that the navy's hands were tied. current law does not allow the transfer of education benefits after a service member has retired. no waivers are permitted, even if such tragic circumstances. i promised the hills that i would seek a legislative solution. in february of this year, i introduced h.r. 1112, the shawna hill post-9/11 education benefits transferability act. this bill would permit the reassignment of veterans' education benefits in cases where the designated beneficiary passes away. losing a child is the worst thing i can imagine, and surely congress didn't intend to exclude the ability to transfer benefits to a surviving child or spouse. the bill i introduced will correct this oversight and it's received support from many veterans' groups. these include the concerned veterans for america, the military order of the purple heart, the student veterans of america, am vets, the air force sergeants association, the association of the united states navy

there are going to be meeting on capitol hill this morning. tuesday is generally caucus day for them to get together and discuss these sorts of things and we know vice-president mike pence will take part in some of those meetings and hopefully there will be clarification before the actual vote scheduled for no sooner than 2:00 this afternoon. live on capitol hill i'm melanie alnwick, "fox5 local news". >> thank you very much. 4:49 is the time now. developing this morning a man accused of sparking violent protest at the urkish embassy is due back in court today. he is held without bound on multiple assault and charges during melee in may. narin was caught on video during the altercation. police tracked him down in virginia in june and arrested him. >>> happening today in the district a preliminary hearing set for a d.c. man charged with shooting a 1-year-old. 39-year-old derrek watson is charged with assault with a dangerous weapon and the shooting was over a dice game between a group of men. surveillance captured the shooting july 10 in alley

oxen hill or fort road. they can get you around that as you work your way around those neighborhoods. massachusetts avenue and northwest at water side. have the inbound lanes blocked for a downed tree. beltway is fine. malcolm x, right lane is the only thing getting by that crash there. aaron? >> melissa, thank you. it is 5:22. her father's death sparked outrage. now we've learned that cecil the lie on's sun suffered the same te. >>> efall >>> animal rights advocates are outraged killed. the lion was shot earlier this month. the "washington post" reports this happened on a legally sanctioned hunt. it's been two years since the american hunter killed cecil. that sparked a big response around the world. >>> a man's best friend has come home after a tragic crash. william slesh inger died in a crash. he was from arlington. his dog nellie was in the car with him. she ran away but now she's been found. she wandered up to a convenience store. the people recognized her as the missing dog and sent her to the vet. she

morgan hill and los gatos in the upper 90s. we'll be 91 in san jose.ninsula today, a lot of low to upper 80s. millbrae at 74. mid to upper 60s along the coast. low 70s in downtown, south san francisco, and sausalito. how about 88 to 92 through the north bay valleys. along the east bay shore, pretty big spread. 74, oakland, 78, and fremont, 87. 98 in san ramon to 102 in brentwood. tonight is going to be comfortable. how about temperature in the mid 50s to mid 60s. here's a look at my accuweather seven-day forecast. what we're going to deal with is heat inland. mid to upper 90s. even warm around the bay, low to mid 80s at the coast. it's been uncomfortable because of the fog. how is the commute going? >> we started off really quiet this morning and now we have a few more issues. a new one kind of in a tough spot. northbound 87 at curtner avenue. a new crash reported less than ten minutes ago. hearing it's blocking the middle lane, and you're slow for at least a couple miles at this point. i will keep a close eye on that one. another slow spot, bay bridge

drexel hill an accident lansdowne avenue at state road so watch for police there. the atlantic city rail line using shuttle buses for next week between philadelphia's 30th street station and cherry hill all because of the damage done to the overpass on friday , and so, buses will get from 30th street to cherry hill, trains will originate and take you down the shore and back from there. also using patco, berlin road is closed right here near station, between linden and white horse pike, so patco using shuttle buses to get folks in and out of that lindenwald station and if you use septa's paoli line, changes coming to the parking lots of the paoli station, those changes go in effect today, mike and alex, back over to you. >>> bullets flying in two different directionness feltonville. >> where a 17 year-old girl was shot, so we're learning more steve keeley is at the scene with the very latest, steve. >> that is an under statement. we are learning so much in between live shots as sun comes up. here's where the 17 year-old girl was hit by stray gunfire. this is where w

a moment ago when i mentioned the advisory in our hills, santa cruz mountains, east by hills and north bay hills, take a look, 59 degrees right now in saratoga. this reading is 2000 feet up and it's 79 degrees in this area. so the higher elevations starting out in the upper 70s so not a lot of recovery going on in the overnight hours if you are out hiking this morning, expected to be warm in the hills. mound diablo, we are looking at temperatures same to yesterday within a degree or two. second half of the day we are expecting temperatures to soar. the fog out there this morning is expected to pull back and be partly cloudy to mostly clear at the coast. we will have clouds drift in from the south. partly cloudy in the afternoon it will be mid and high level clouds. here is a look at the afternoon highs for the north bay, 100 degrees sonoma. to the coast 70 degrees for stimpson beach. upper 90s to low 100s for danville, antioch, livermore. south bay locations 96 morgan hill. warm 82 in santa cruz for the afternoon. 82 san mateo. san francisco at 74. here is a look at your extended forec

have a chapter on hamburger hill in this book. it's the only battle in the war that i treat in any detail because i think it represents and symbolizes so much about the war. my interest has been to tell the stories of human faces and the human tragedies, sharing their stories is something that is important. i've always found it troubling that perhaps the name most americans knew of vietnam veteran was lieutenant william kelly, who was the commander of that army unit that massacred the vietnamese civilians and may lie in 1968. i can assure you there were some truly impressive kids who served in vietnam and they did some remarkable things. they demonstrated as much courage as anyone thought in any of our wars. vietnam was a war without heroes but it was not a war without heroism. there were plenty of these stories. they did this on our behalf but few noticed and few things them because the war was something that we all wanted and preferred not to talk about. i'd share with you my dedication that i wrote for this book. this book is d

north bay hills, east bay hills and south of san jose. warm temperatures mid-80s and a little warmer as we move further inland. coming up, we'll talk more about the low clouds and how that could impact fireworks viewing for your fourth of july forecast. that's coming up a few minutes from now. >> rob, thank you. >>> not only is cal fire concerned with fireworks but it's also suspending burn permits. the suspension bans all outdoor residential burning of landscape debris. it's for rural areas in santa clara, alameda and contra costa counties. these areas are covered with dry grass, brush and weeds so, therefore, very conducive to wildfires so they're cutting down that risk altogether. >>> the president at the center of controversy again over a tweet involving the media. the president tweeted an old video of him making an appearance at a wrestling match and attacking a wrestler. that was all done in fun. now the issue is cnn's logo was superimposed on the wrestler's head. nbc's jennifer johnson has the story from washington. >> reporter: th

he really has been trump's man on the hill so far. they couldn't get health care across the field, though. i gather the sense, too, from certain factions in the white house that they would like to see a shakeup there. but, the pence team is very solid, they are very savvy and well organized and the opposite of the chaos we're seeing there. i think two things that kelly is going to have to face with which we haven't discussed yet. g jared and ivanka and a whole world of people outside the white house that have a line to that president from cory lewandowski, his old assistants. all people outside the white house who he will have no control over. >> how does john kelly manage it? >> we keep coming back to this idea that it's the president that doesn't change. he has the problem with the legislative agenda, as well. not that congress doesn't trust the vice president and trust mark short or trust reince priebus. they didn't have a relationship with the president where they believe he was going to stick with one side of it and help sell leg

as they do on capitol hill want to made goods and trouble debbie wassermann stay the course going so far as to sensually threaten the cheap of the capitol hill police for not giving back a laptop that was part of the investigation curiouser and curiouser let's all go down that capitol hill investigation rabbit hole with debbie wassermann sultan start watching the hawks going to be able. to. get the. real deal with. the bottom. like you know that i got. this. week so. welcome everyone watching the harks i am i robot and on top of the list debbie is in the news again is out with i'm not the least bit shocked this is one of the most bizarre intriguing because this is one of those cases on capitol hill were nothing quite makes sense given what we know about capitol hill right and what we know about sort of standard procedure which has been the problem from the beginning with debbie wasserman schultz the d.n.c. not opening been an issue. and they don't have a good way to answer it and once again here she is in this really it's just bizarre i mean it's like normally when there is a scandal

capitol hill reporter for "the hill" molly cooper. good to have you here on set for a change. let's talk about this interview. there's a lot to digest in it. one of the more interesting things is you got to wonder about president trump's advisors, legal advisors watching this interview or reading this interview, i should say. they got to be asking themselves is this going to be good for the strategy of their defense or not? especially on the russia investigation. what do you make of it? >> thief told him in the past to never talk about the investigation to reporters in the public eye, and so -- >> so he did the exact opposite. >> a lot of them didn't know that he was talking to "the times," and they didn't think he was going to talk to them for a whole hour where he could expound on his views on the subject. there's only one trump aide in the interview yesterday. >> republicans consider she's -- >> she's not a legal advisor. she's smart, but she's not trump's lawyer on this investigation. >> he is going after some of the actual people in charge of the investigation, suggesting

on capitol hill. republican efforts to repeal obamacare failed. an early morning vote in the senate came down to a single vote, and guess which senator -- guess which one -- cast the deciding vote. >>> welcome to "early start." i'm christine romans. >> i'm dave briggs. friday, july 28th. that's the day republicans and democrats in congress will not soon forget. 4:00 a.m. in the east. breaking news this morning on capitol hill. senate republicans going into the we have hours trying to repeal and replace obamacare. that vote coming up short when the maverick made his mark. senator john mccain days removed from his cancer diagnosis stunning the chamber, turning thumbs down on the repeal bill. it happened just feet away from mitch mcconnell, prompting an audible gasp in the chamber. >> seven years of repeal efforts, seven years of repeal efforts have essentially gone up in smoke, leaving a frustrated mcconnell to explain on the floor. >> i and many of my colleagues did as we promised and vote to repeal th

. >> a critical vote on capitol hill. the decision that could change what you know about health care. larry: kent island cleaning up this morning and the new developments overnight after that ef2 tornado. autria: veronica johnson has the forecast. good morning. larry: glad you are here on this tuesday. weatherart with the forecast. tornado cleanup continues on kent island. it nica: power and homes that were devastated. today, cooler conditions for kent island. confirmed tornado on the ground of 150 miles, a width yards. national weather service ef2.ified this as an radar this morning is quiet as it scans the area. a cold front crossing the area. 70, d.c. to the south and east. 60's north and west. the high temperature, 86 degrees. on the roads, lanes are open along 270 as youlems to report continue southbound. all lanes are open for those continuing their drive eastbound on 60. two 86, acrash near rollback is on scene. here is the live look at 270. that is our traffic watch. back within the next 10 minutes. we will update

south bay family is in shock after what was supposed be a fun day playing in the water near morgan hill and it turned tragic after a little boy was not strong enough to fight the rough parents, and his father dove into say the child and got into trouble himself. >> reporter: distraught family members holding on to hope and devastated by the outcome after deputies recovered the bodies of their loved one. >> it is extremely tragic. a father that gave his life for his son. it is a complete tragedy for the family. >> reporter: the family of four adults and eight children were heading out to the pond behind the rv park. >> i saw a variety of adults and kids bringing their blankets and they looked like they were going swimming to have a good time. >> reporter: a good time until one of the children with too far into the water, and the father went after the child, got him to safety but when under himself. >> it is very sad. i would not wish that on anybody. i would never think that would be that dangerous out there. >> reporter: divers using underwater sonar equipment search for the man and fou

and i said i'm going to bury this hill -- this here.i'm going to bauerly this on -- bury this on the top of this hill where my young friend never reached the top. but now a piece of his hometown was here, and i assured them that this lead from galena, this lead sulfite would last as long as the red clay would last. in many ways in that brief moment on that isolated, hot, humid, triple-canopied, quiet hilltop in vietnam, my research, my personal biography, my commitment to working with and supporting veterans and to remembering those who died, my scholarly focus, my personal interests, they all overlapped. i have a chapper on hamburger -- chapter on hamburger hill in this book. it's the only battle in the war that i treat in any detail, because i think it represents and symbolizes so much about the war. my interest has been to tell the stories of the human faces and the human tragedies, sharing their stories is something that is important. i've always found it troubling that perhaps the name most americans knew of a vietnam veteran was l

and we have some breaking news out of capitol hill. the senate has just voted to begin debating the republican bill to repeal obamacare. vice president mike pence was the tie-breaker a close vote. senator john mccain was a "yes" vote coming back to capitol hill. two votes specifically after his cancer diagnosis. today's vote is a win for president trump and the gop. >>> time now for a check of our forecast. >> here's roberta gonzales. >> hi, everybody! what a great day we have going even though we began the morning with the intrusion of a very deep marine layer roughly about 2500 feet. all that's dialing back to the immediate seashore. warming up thursday and friday, hot over the weekend. satellite-radar suggests we have high pressure firmly in place but meanwhile, you have to look at this area of low pressure. it's going to loud ridge of high pressure to expand and trend is end warming up our atmosphere with warmer days ahead. this is interesting doings. i'm really excited about this. we have three tropical storms first off talking ab

so you could imagine a clean slate, perhaps trying a whole new approach with the hill.just have to see. basically the challenge is that he faces a narrow margin in the senate and faces political popularity that is quite congress scratch their heads at the president's behavior and don't feel a political pull to his power. that makes them go off and do their own things. >> this is a new development just unfolding in the past hour. are we getting any reaction from the republicans on hill about this? >> not at the moment. you'll have a lot of people who reince priebus helped in their political careers. the republicans on the hill want the white house to work and be helpful to their cause. so they'll probably all be very much in favor of this change. >> 10:30 sunday morning, john with face the nation. thank you. >>> now wusa9 first alert weather. >> so lots of change on the hill but not much of a change in this weather pattern. >> no. it' it's going to be a night. one of those evenings to maybe hunker dawn and call it -- down and call it a night. it's dangerous, especially i

also breaking right now - a shooting investigation in temple hills. shot multiple times on easton street- just off branch avenue. we're told he was taken to the hospital concious and breathing. abc7 crews on the scene also spotted some sort of vehicle accident. it's still unclear if that's releated to the shooting. we learn more. this latest shooting comes as police officers in prince george's county are working longer shifts, after a sharp spike in murders. the most recent, happening this time yesterday morning. a young man - shot and killed in forestville. it's the county's 49th homicide so far this year. violent crime is up one hundred percent compared to this time last year. but, chief hank stawinski says many of these crimes aren't random. the chief says police will be working 12-hour shifts and focusing their attention on high risk areas. developing now - donald trump junior speaking out for the first time about his meeting with a russian lawyer and his emails about the encounter. in an interview with fox news, the president's son didn't admit t

quilt sits on a hill above the walk. it's meant to remind people of the horrific toll the epidemic took in the '80s and '90s. >> i lost about a thousand friends in the first ten years. >> reporter: kelly has lived with hiv for 25 years, he's not thinking about the past. he's worried about his future as congress contemplates huge cuts to the medicaid system that pays for his lifesaving drugs. >> medicaid covers my access to my meds. if i don't have my meds, i'm as good as gone. >> reporter: at a time when scientists are actually talking about an end to the epidemic. now comes a new threat. while many says it's politics, for many here, it couldn't be more personal. kpix 5. >> organizers say about 10,000 people participated in this morning's a.i.d.s. walk, raising about $2 million for a.i.d.s. research and treatment. >>> right now, ten major wildfires continue to burn across northern california, with more than 6,000 firefighters battling difficult weather conditions along with those flames. the whittier fire in santa barbar

now to ryan nobles on capitol hill. ryan, you've been talking to folks on the hill. reaction there extending just beyond the speaker. what else are you hearing? >> well, jim, i can tell you folks on capitol hill are just as surprised at this news as people are in the white house, and in that area, this was something that came as a big shock to many people in washington and capitol hill, including speaker ryan himself. i'm told by a source he was not given a heads up that reince priebus would be removed from this post. you mentioned that close relationship that reince priebus has with paul ryan. they've worked together for a long time. but there are many other lawmakers on capitol hill that reince priebus has worked with for a long time. we also heard from ron johnson, who chairs the homeland security committee, and is also from wisconsin. so he was in an interesting position today, because he also works closely with john kelly as secretary of homeland security. he had kind things to say about both men. for the most part, jim, we're hearing the company line. people sa

if >> bret: live on the hill, we're back with the panel., thoughts as we get ready possibly for this vote-o-rama but right now it's stalled until their counting heads. >> clearly the democrats are the party of no and you have some who are the party of maybe. i think what you're looking at is the senators want to make sure this process keeps moving along. i think that they are hoping to buy time by pushing it it along to the conference committee and hoping they can make the skinny bill a little bit plumper. that's the approach right now. of course a skinny bill most likely will not become law because the house members will want to add more provisions to what the senators would vote on. the mere fact that these republicans remain so divided and they can only find common ground on a few provisions is very telling it very troubling because of the fact that the republicans made a promise of the american people that they were going to repeal and replace obamacare. >> bret: you are looking at senator langford on the floor delivering a speech. ther

we'll take you to capitol hill. democrats holding a meeting today looking at the 2010 health care law and republican efforts in the senate to repeal and replace the law. take a few more of your calls before we go there live. in your treats as well. jackie treats about a call a few minutes ago from new jersey. she tweets that the caller from new jersey but there are plans -- on a new plan, we need single-payer health. america agrees. why doesn't the gop reflect the wishes of we the people. sorry kids, no free handout. total repeal and not replace. let's hear from bill in tennessee. he and waiting on the republican line. go ahead, bill. >> good morning. i've been in republican politics for over 65 years. i'm not happy with either party and i think we need to address the elephant in the room. number one, we have three rhino pro-abortion senators who will not vote for any health care bill that is being proposed with one main issue in the bill. and that of course is the elephant in the room that is the funding planned pa

>>> and back to the hill. jared kushner on capitol hill for a second day, this time under oath, to answer the house intelligence's questions about his ties to russia. and can sessions survive? day two of president trump's twitter tirade against his attorney general. is the president gearing up to tell jeff sessions, "you're fired"? >>> we start with today's health care vote. like a blockbuster movie, numerous dramatic story lines ark cliffhanger ending, and the 1 1th-hour return of an american hero. moments ago republican and democratic leaders taking to the senate floor to offer their final pitches to those few republican senators that this vote hinges on. >> i'd like to reiterate what the president said yesterday. any senator who votes against starting debate is telling america that you're just fine with the obamacare nightmare. >> at the moment, no one knows the plan that's being cooked up in the republican leader's office. >>> next hour, we are expecting the highly anticipated return of arizona senator joh

makes a short drive to capitol hill. we saw this play out yesterday, four or five different cameras following him down the hallway of one of the office buildings on the senate side. we expect a similar scene in moments on the house side, where he will be met by trey gaudi and others, who met with us a moment ago. see if jared kushner delivers a comment. he waited until he was back out on the lawn to deliver that. we will follow his every movement on capitol hill. 9:34 now. >> shannon: the house ready to take up a bipartisan bill to take up sanctions against russia, iran, and north korea. at the same time reducing president trump's ability to edit the sanctions without the congress okay. is when the main bills he will travel back to capitol hill as john mccain's battles brain cancer. california congressman, ed royce, chairman, good to have you with us. >> good to be with you. >> shannon: can use separate fact from fiction, because there's been a lot of debate about what the bill does and does not do in regards to the pres

that's a tremendous idea and one we want to explore on the hill. there are a lot better ways to budget than we do and a two-year budget is one of them. host: how do you get there? my experience is congress only fixes things after they are broken. we are not very proactive. i think the folks on the hill are now coming to the full realization that the spending , when regularken conversation about a government shutdown is not out of the ordinary. spendingsive omnibus dols like we are going to today or tomorrow, that's not the ordinary process. folks have started to realize that they can't do what the constitution wants them to do, which is exercise the power of the purse. once they recognize it's broken, that should usher in a conversation about how to fix it. you have to admit you have a problem before you can go into recovery. maybe all of the government is starting to enter the realization that the process needs to be fixed. the budget in i the mick mulvaney household? mr. mulvaney: i give it to her and it is dead on arrival. she does a great job m