john moore served from 1996 to 2003. he led the college through its withdrawal from federal student loan programs. applause for that, right? [ applause ] which completed the college's break from federal ties and believe me, many, many, many people around the country and other colleges are looking to that and looking at that, wondering how we did it. dr. alejandro schaaf, a 1984 graduate of grove city college and an economic student of the famous economics professor. he's president of the atlas economic research foundation and he is a native of argentina with an expert in latin american communism, but all over the world. he's a member of the trustees and he's the newly named president of the philadelphia society which is a prominent organization of conservative academics and so that's the setup and i'll add one more thing. we have chosen -- we have identified our reagan lecture person for this year in october and i'm not going to tell you who it is, but you're going to love it. i will announce it friday at dinner when lee

portman of ohio is someone who obviously is also listening to the governor of that state, john kasich. shelley moore capito one of the republicans who is also dealing with the issue of medicaid expansion. john mccain the argument he makes about arizona is that medicaid expansion is something that you can't roll back. without careful planning and also protecting those who are most vulnerable. it's not as simple as just simply scrapping what was the obamacare law. in this way, it is not unexpected to see these particular republicans voting in the way they did today. watch the twitter space because -- >> we're monitoring it live here. let me bring kimberly atkins into the same conversation. lisa murkowski was another no vote. she was a target of the president's twitter ire this morning. can you weigh in on the twin set backs for the white house, the public rebuke basically for the attacks on jeff sessions, someone liked an respected by conservatives and the media and sort of in the conservative movement. and this losing vote, another big failure on health care. >> yeah. i mean, senator murkowski made i

john courage, san antonio city council. stephanie hansen, delaware state senate. valdez bravo, portland, oregon. rita moore, oregon school board. natalie vowell, st.

seven republican senators voted no on the straight repeal, including susan collins, shelley moore capito, john interesting, rob portman, lamar alexander and, of course, lisa murkowski, melissa? melissa: back on camera, new white house press secretary sarah huckabee sanders holding an on-camera press briefing moments ago, as incoming communications director anthony scaramucci continues cracking down on those white house leaks. >> there are 300 people in the west wing, so you are one in a million, you have a one in a million, once in a lifetime opportunity to serve the country and your president and you need to serve him honorably and do the right thing for him. if you can't do that, i have the stomach and the back bone to fire you, no problem. melissa: i love it. he's doing math for us this morning. here now is howard kurtz, fox news media analyst and "mediabuzz" post. 300 people, one in a million, i love that. i can't help myself. so what do you think of this development? we know there's already one person who has exited the white house in the wake and within the communications department in t

senior economic advisor of the trump campaign and senior economics analyst steven moore and john avlandsays you put the supply out there, demand will follow. he's talking about shale gas and the energy market. are people right to mock him or not? >> i don't really see why there is any controversy here. sure, any time you have an increase in supply, what happens to the price when you have an increase in supply? >> well, it plunges. >> so we had a big increase in the supply, a huge increase. 75% in american production. and remember, here is a number for you. in 2014, the price of oil hit a high at $105 a barrel. today the price of oil is $45 to $50. we've seen a 50% decline. you've got a huge surge in demand for oil because it is cheap. in fact, what's happening in the energy markets right now is that huge boom in the shale oil and gas are really decimating all the other areas. everybody is using shale gas. it is hurting nuclear and wind and solar. >> so you are making the case when it comes to energy markets. the question was about shale gas that at increase in supply because people want

. >> discuss with ron brownstein, and john thin gruber, and stephen moore is with us. good to see all of you this sunday. all right. so, ron, we begin with you. we heard senator collins say she can't issupport the current heah care bill and rand paul the same. can't lose another senator and pass this bill. how in trouble is it? >> well, right on the ice edge. particularly because yesterday even after the presentations from the vice president and hss secretary, you saw opposition from democrat govern ares and republican governors of arizona, arkansas, neff nevhef nevada an. republicans talking abblock granting medicaid to ronald reagan and george w. bush. gingrich passed it, bill clinton vetoed it. what's changed, the aca expanded to low-income working people and in essence, reached medicaid up the income ladder at the same time the republican coalition was reaching down the income ladder. when you look at these interior states, west virginia, ohio, arkansas, other kentucky, states like that, the voters who would be hurt the most by these changes, these severe cuts in m

moore capito, jerry moran, and rob portman. >> phil, i'm sorry to interrupt you. the majority leader has started speaking and talking about the dramatic return today of john mccain. >> -- again evidenced by his quick return to the senate this afternoon. i know he's eager to get back to work, and we're all very pleased to have him back with us today. now, mr. president, on the vote that we'll have today, just a couple of hours, senators will have an important decision to make. seven years after obamacare was imposed on our country, we will vote on the critical first step to finally move beyond its failures. many of us have made commitments to constituents to provide relief from this failed left wing experiment. and now we have a real opportunity to keep those commitments by voting to begin

john mccain is still not here and heard from shelley moore capito a new on the plan but hasn't spas ecified whether she let it be debated. this is evolving even as we speak. >> john mccain put out a statement saying very much with susan collins is saying, it is now time to move on to working with democrats and coming up with a new plan. i do want to address, garrett, this one issue that some people brought up about completely repealing or what would happen if you repealed and deposit replar re -- didn't replace. >> what's the point of it really? >> it's a very dangerous road to go down for a congress that has not been able to make a deal. before obamacare, before the aca, there were 57 million uninsured people in america. we now have 27 million uninsured. we have taken more than half of the people who had no insurance off the rolls. -- 26 million uninsured. if you were to remove obamacare now and not replace it. one year later 44 million people would be uninsured because the penalties tied to the individual mandates will be eliminated and insurers will then leave the exchanges. within two y

. >> and coming up tomorrow, we'll have john singleton will be live in the loft to talk about his new show snowfall. actress and singer mannedy moore and what's going on with her. we'll have details after this. now at havertys furniture, special pricing and financing make this a great time to save. through august 7th, find savings in every room. plus, twenty-four month, no interest financing makes every decision that much easier. with havertys, your home can be perfect. even when life isn't. i'm going to the movies with britney. havertys. life looks good. >> a shoplifting ares in mannasas virginia. >> it turns out it was a case of mistaken identity even though the cowboys waived the new york jets claimed n him offer waivers. his agent joined us. >> he's going through fist walk through and first day of training camp and says how about areceipt on june 22. they called me and asked me the same thing. we were blind sided. i told him if there was a warrant for arrest it's because he didn't sh

john mellencamp back together? all new, "this is us" spoilers, a.j.'s grilling mandy moorek died. >> maybe he just had a heart attack at a steelers game. >>> plus, jennifer aniston roef roasts jason bateman as he gets his star on the walk of fame. >> once you made it on the cover of

for re-election, they told anybody who would listen to them, lamar alexander, shelley moore capito, dean heller, johnepeal obamacare. well, yesterday, they got the chance. and they said no. they flip flopped. what do you make of that, these republicans? >> well, you can thank these republicans for the demise of the republican party. you know, and i don't use those words lightly. the republican party is useless. you know, steve, you want to post office named after someone, join the republican party. you want a proclamation from congress about how small babies and puppies are cute. join the republican party. you want to cut taxes, however, you want to repeal the most disastrous piece of legislation in modern times obamacare which by the way everybody promised to do. forget this party. it's a shell. it's a waste of time. it's absolutely wasteless. these people got us -- these republicans who got us elected got us to knock on doors for them and got us to go out there and donate money. they stuck it to you in the most evil way possible. they lied to your face. you know i expect this from democrats. i'm no

john singleton and. holly goes one-on-one with mandy moore and gets a scoop on some of the biggest unanswered questions from the fox beat. kev is here with that. good morning. >> steve, maureen, good morning. how is your day going so far. >> better now. >> great job with the q and a. interviews were fantastic. >> thank you. did you a great job too. >> breaking overnight i believe everyone has seen this video. police are saying singer justin bieber accidentally hit a paparazzi photographer with his truck while leaving church services last night in beverly hills. obviously you're seeing the footage right now. you know, it was obviously an accident. you can tell it was an accident from the video. bieber stayed at the scene. tmz did post the video of the incident. i believe we'll see it again repeated here shortly. but you can actually -- it shows the large truck moving slow orange line and then striking the photographer as i mentioned bieber did stay at the scene and by the photographer's side until the paramedics and police arrived reason police say he fully cooperated with the officers at the scene and biebe

john courage, san antonio city council. stephanie hansen, delaware state senate. valdez bravo, portland, oregon. rita mooreegon school board. natalie vowell, st. louis board of education. lori kilpatrick, dallas school board. and, brothers and sisters, those are just a few of the victories that we have had. let me ask you a question: how many of you have run for office or are actively involved in local campaigns? stand up! all right! brothers and sisters, this is the political revolution! now, clearly, clearly, our progressives have not won in every election they contested. we have lost some tough races in montana, in kansas and in nebraska. but what we showed is that even in these very, very red states, strong progressives could do far, far better than anyone imagined, and that with proper organization and financial resources, we can win, in any district in the united states of america. so the point that i want to make -- and i hope you all appreciate it -- is that because of your efforts and the efforts of millions of people all across this country, we are making enormous progress in creating our progres

she had the bucket there, and her teammate maya moore had 23, with five three pointers, she was the game's mvp. johnts, late in the game, but the west all-stars prevailed by a final of 130-121. that's a look at your morning sports. have a great weekend, everyone. >>> good morning to you. sunday morning, just the way we like it. hopefully a little fog at the coast and warm inland for a fine summertime day. although it could be a tad too warm. a lot like yesterday. we're going to fix that, though, as soon as we head into your monday. but we will get into some cooling today. here's a live look from our sutro tower camera. we're talking about more heat today inland. here's a look at what you can expect. upper 90s again for concord. you'll notice a big cooldown tomorrow into tuesday, you'll see temperatures even below average. but yes, just like we have been doing the past couple weeks, the numbers go back up. in fact, by the end of the week, well above average. as we look outside, check out the golden gate bridge. you can't even see it there. we're looking at not only the low clouds and fog, it is chill

moore. [applause] great. thank you very much danielle for that kind introduction thanks john for inviting me here. great to be back at the heritage foundation. i'm going to talk about the book a little bit can't cover the whole thing in this presentation. but i'm going to hit on some of the highlights. and we'll have some time for question and answer at the end. just to -- with to provide a little bit of background the reason i wrote this book was that -- while i was at the joingt special operations university, we started a course on the history of special operations and -- discovered that there was not a single volume that we could really look to give you a history from the origins in world war ii up through the present and most of what, i think, special operations forces understood about their history is episodic and certain bits and piece but haven't been something to pull it altogether and i was reading this too special operations have become huge part of -- our overseas engagement and there's not -- i think enough understanding among the policy world about what actually they do and start off

moore has thrown the best he has all year. >> first time as a giant where he flirted with a new hitter. i am john miller.'s go back to you. >> programming note. america's got talent will air on cozy tv. date line will follow the game right here. and then stick around. we will be back at 11:00 p.m. for the news. >> won three world series titles. >> bruce bochy recently sat down with colin resch to discuss his future. >> at an age where people are asking me how much longer are you going to do this. and they may say, we are going to retire you for health reasons, we are sick and tired of you, bruce. but to be serious for a second, and there is nothing else i would want to do. if i retired doing something else, i probably would say i would want to manage. this is what i would want to do in retirement. manage a club somewhere. i love it. >> you can watch the full interview plus this much more on giants clubhouse. >> giants all night let's talk about the giant dodger forecast in l.a. >> nice weather down there. 69 at the ballpark and then dropping down into the few degrees cooler. really nice for that game rig

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one from private john fielding my dear sister just a few lines to let you know that i'm still living. and this one from an officer in the park. i'm sorry to tell you that major moore house has been killed. and died in my arms we just brought his son in mortally wounded his son was a captain in the same regiment. on the major expressed his determination to go back and fetch a doctor. some. though a bosch machine gun was sniping and very deadly mina. i tried to dissuade him. so this major moorhouse was killed. trying to find a doctor to help his. dying sun. the public at home at a very distorted sense of what was happening at passion dale. most of the newspaper reporting was highly partisan i'm full of patriotic propaganda. in our own post truth age that has renewed residence sci fi's once more thank you everyone here actors rehearse a play that will tour the country this autum. very good it's cooled the want his times. for is what the belgians collectors. the white house times was a satirical monthly newspaper produced by men in the trenches not appointment and sometimes highly areas counter blast. to the sanitized accounts of the national papers. the edition the w

susan collins, shelley moore alexander, all came under fire from donald trump this morning for voting against even discussing this. and johnurse, as expected. scarlet: lots of breaking news. 2.01ook results, $2.0 -- billion active users. shares up 1/10 of 1%. meg whitman stepping down from the hp board. she is coo of hpe but a step down as the chairman of the hp board. we will follow up. this is bloomberg. ♪ julia: "what'd you miss?" another week of record highs, simultaneous highs for the nasdaq, s&p 500, and out. valuations not seen in years. i want to hand it over to abigail doolittle. abigail: i am here with a strategist and we are going to look at a few charts. thank you for taking the time. this is our first chart. we have simultaneous record highs for the s&p 500 and the dow. i believe you think this is bullish? >> as a technical analyst, it is difficult not to be bullish. you have the long-term up for quite some time, many years, depending on how your measuring it. we had a breakout not that long ago that targeted a measured move projection, what you see on 26.40.art here about and now intermediate-term target with

. >> plus director john singleton and actor damien in the loft to dish on the new hit fx show snowfall, and i got the chance to talk with actress mandy moorescoop on some of the biggest unanswered questions from the first season of "this is us". >> widely popular. it will be cool much that's coming up little more than an hour. coming up right now tucker barnes. >> i like our new guest day collage guest list? you like that. >> put together by photo grid the app. >> right. >> cloudy and sticky today. we are going to be looking at daytime highs in the upper 80s. little more humidity little more heat than yesterday but nothing too extreme. we're not talking about the 90s the last week but not the wonderful weather we around here th all right. 73 now in washington. 72 leonardtown. 70 dulles. little bit warmer than yesterday. mostly cloudy for everybody early this morning. not going to rain here the first part of the day but as we get into the afternoon some of this energy out to the west little trough will drop in and that may kick up enough convection here we can get a shower or thunderstorm going a little later today. so there might be a show

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hypocrisy, because john boehner more than anyone campaigned time and again on saying that republicans were going to repeal and replace obamacare. a number of republican senators like shelly moore capito have voted in 2015 to -- on a clean repeal bill that would have wiped out the medicaid expansion within two years and now we're complaining that this bill goes too far, which fays out a medicaid expansion over seven to ten years. i think there's a lot of hypocrisy but i don't think among conservatives who have said ail long they want to repeal and replace obamacare and have been consistent on that. i think it's among centrists who, when president obama's veto pen was there to protect them from the consequences of any vote, were fine to vote for repeal and tout repeal and replace, but when push comes to shove, they run for the hills. >> assume the leader isn't going to bring john mccain back from arizona if he doesn't have the votes to at least start debate. how does he get a final bill? is it possible? do you think this is something that is remotely possible? >> no, it's not. i agree with nick he'll get the motion to proceed so they can debate the bill and that's what a lot of

the trump campaign, steven moore and former acting administrator for the centers for medicare and medicaid services. great to have both of you gentlemen here. steven, senator johncain said yesterday he thought this bill, the latest incarnation of the bill is basically dead in the water. do you agree? >> republicans are having a tough time getting this through the senate, allison, no question about it. they've got to get the 50 votes and they're not at 50 right now. every time mitch mcconnell tries to move the bill to the right he loses the more moderate republicans and when he tries to move it to the left he loses conservatives. it's a very delicate balancing act. i'm of the opinion, alison, that as long as you've got those headlines out there that say 20 million people are going to lose their health insurance coverage, it's not going to fly. republicans have to convince american people we can reduce costs, we can provide more choice in competition and health care, reduce your premiums but in a way that's not going to force 20 million people to lose their coverage. >> right. andy, that's where you come in. if they want to reduce costs, understand, laudible goal

moore capito, jerry moran, and rob portman. >> phil, i'm sorry to interrupt you. the majority leader has started speaking and talking about the dramatic return today of john mccain. >> -- again evidenced by his quick return to the senate this afternoon. i know he's eager to get back to work, and we're all very pleased to have him back with us today. now, mr. president, on the vote that we'll have today, just a couple of hours, senators will have an important decision to make. seven years after obamacare was imposed on our country, we will vote on the critical first step to finally move beyond its failures. many of us have made commitments to constituents to provide relief from this failed left wing experiment. and now we have a real opportunity to keep those commitments by voting to begin debate and ultimately to send smarter health care solutions to the president's desk for his signature. just yesterday the president reiterated his intention to sign them. just yesterday, the administration release add statement urging all senators to vote in favor of the motion to proceed so that we can "move forward on repealing obamacare and replacing it with true reforms that

president's nomination of john bush because of his fairness, thoughtfulness and respect for the views of others, regardless of his personal opinions. for instance, christie moore is on the board of directors of planned parenthood of indiana and kentucky. she has practiced law with mr. bush for nearly two decades. she is, quote, confident, end quote, that he will follow the rule of law, regardless of his personal or political opinions. in my experience, she said john naturally approaches issues with an open mind and has always been respectful of differing viewpoints. in fact, i'm a living example of john's ability to seek out and respect differing viewpoints and opinions. john and i come from opposite ends of the political spectrum. i'm a live -- a lifelong registered democrat and approach life and politics as a democrat, yet john and i have practiced closely together and enjoy a strong and respectful relationship. she concludes, i can personally attest that john is a consummate professional, and i believe he will be a tremendous asset to the federal court of appeals. her law firm colleague, janet jacob allitz, similarly explains why mr. bush will do an outstan

john's biological mother gave birth to a baby girl in jail. officer thompson's family took her in as well. (vicki) that wraps up kron 4 news at 5. steve aveson and pam mooreare here with kron 4 news at six. (pam) vicki thank you. next at six. a massive bust in the east bay.... police seizing more than three - thousand pounds of illegal fireworks. we will tell you how they found it all .. next.(steve) and there is new hope tonight in the search for a peninsula man who has been missing for more than a month. tonight... the new clue that was just found. kron 4 news at six is next. (pam) a major crackdown tonight on illegal fireworks in the bay area. it is one of the biggest busts law enforcement has made yet. good evening... i'm pam moore.( steve ) two people have been arrested tonight, one for poseession thousands of dollars of illegal fireworks, the other for manufacturing illegal fireworks. the busts happened in san leandro and hayward. kron 4's dan kerman is live at the sheriff's office in alameda county to show us the goods (dan kerman)while serving a search warrant for weapons at a motorcycle club in hayward, this is what the alameda county sheriff's g

moore. i get her to spill all kinds of info about her hit show this is us. plus, she has message for women everywhere. >> live in the good day loft, super star director john singletonime >>> plus trending right now, new drama for the biebs. a new baby for kim k and kanye? and angelina jolie drops a startling bombshell about her health. >> let's do this dc in three, two, one, 10a starts right now. ♪ >> we got ourselves busy kitchen today. >> we got lots of discussion going on already. cooking going on. it's a whole lot of fun because this is day four of our rammy week. the rammies are the big awards going on this sunday at the convention center the restaurant association of metropolitan washington honors the best and brightest in the culinary scene in d.c. >> this is like a world tour. >> talk about restaurants earlier you combine all these flavors together that's my ideal right there. >> exactly. >> the party before the award social security awesome and they have a global pavilion and they have these guys serving up food for the restaurant industry. we have two chefs from peru, one from a are a jenn to end in a ad one from kor a cooking up something special for us