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spanisish soccer in disarray, ls than a year before the 2018 world cup in russia. brent: now to the city of swimming, paris trying to clean up its polluted waters as part of a bid to host the 2024 summer olympic games. three bases have been set up in the river i in the east of the french capital with a filter system that cleans the water. paris's mayor opened the initiative as bathers cooled off in the water under the warm summer sunshine, as you see riright there. aa decision in which city will host the 2024 games will be made in september, just in time for the end of summer and all that swimming. here's a reminder of the top story we're following trait amnesty international says truth and justice have become total strangers in turkey after a nest of all court ordered continued detention of the group austin rector for the country and five other actors. after a short break, i will be back to take you through the day. stay with us. ♪ . you like a it's on frustrate the full on your sunday the top stories this hour. us president donald trump in danger of abandoning a

making a deal to allow them to sell sprint's wireless service as part of their cable broad band bun lsith the pending acquisition of time warner raising questions, folks here including discovery ceo have talked to us about the fact they think more consolidation is inevitable between cable, broad band and phone and that these companies will look to differentiation themselves so we'll have to see what else before this conference wraps up tomorrow back to you. >> thank you so much let's trade this there's a lot there to unpack here i don't know what you want to go >> it's interesting, what's the price. if warren buffett were to take a stake in this, is it $6? of course, it could be a very low price. he was at 3.5, 4 bucks, so he's got wiggle room here i understand the malone structure, but it also allows sprint, to take his eye off, walk away from a special situation and focus on this. maybe it gets him out of a certain percentage of shares wa warren can come in at a lower price. >> i think your point on what the prices is really important because warren buffett being call into this means

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ls reporter: lawmakers are hosting fewer town halls to talk e voters. >> we're here to serve y'all. >> reporter: last week in baton rouge, louisiana senator bill cassidy held an event to talk about flood relief. >> we also have a common goal of rew do we provide healthcare for all americans in a way that meets their needs. >> reporter: one voter told him reactly what he should do with his vote on healthcare. >> vote against that hideous bill. [applause] >> reporter: senator cruz is scheduled to speak here in north texas tonight. the subject: veterans' healthcare, but james, protesters are expected. >> brown: omar villafranca in mckinney, texas, thank you very much. a new york city police officer was gunned down early this morning in what the department calls an assassination. u.s. attorney general jeff sessions called it murder in cold blood. here's don dahler. >> reporter: shortly after midnight, fourth of july fireworks were still exploding in the bronx sky when a gunshot rang out and a distraught nypd officer made a desperate call for help. >> my partner's shot. my partner's shot.

machines for centuries if not taking over ls are all forms of manual labor. jobshen machines take over from -- you name it, manufacturing jobs that, is natural. the only difference is machines coming after people with college degrees, political twitter accounts. that is something, it is a big story. p.m., "wall street journal" columnist jason riley iscusss his book "false black power," and his argument blacks economically ged by political capital. >> most group necessary america nd elsewhere, who have risen economically have done so with little or no political influence groups that have enjoyed political success have tended to not more slowly, so it is that you can't take the olitical route, you can, but chances are, you are going to rise more slowly than taking other routes. for more of this weekend's schedule go to book t.v. dot org. >> "washington journal" continue says. host: open phones until 10:00 eastern. house coming in for morning speeches at 10 and legislative work at noon. 202-748-8000 for democrats. 202-748-8001 for republicans. and others, 202-74

of community health even professor at ls dr great to have you with us tonight you know what the mainstream media is not focusing on physicians. what do you make of that we don't hear much from the medical community right now when the president talks about unfair provisions i'm sure he's talking about rates that are going up or the mandate to buy and all this kind of stuff but the millions of people that are going to be heard here what's the strategy here and why is the medical community being so quiet all of a sudden your thought yeah yeah it's very interesting i think there are a lot of things that play here it's a very political time right now in our country and i'm kind of concerned because you know. physicians tend to be at a very much higher income bracket than a lot of people in the united states i'm not sure if that has something to do with it but the bigger the bigger issue is that what donald trump is offering really cannot be according to the c b o numbers of furthermore he's saying and out watch the speech today and i've been following this obviously you know with a magnifying g

. -- this ise graph what 100 miles by 100 miles look ls like. there's a little pixel -- that is the size of the battery pack you need to support that. gov. sandoval: you talked about 20 years from now -- some of us will still be using horses. what will the energy peace look like? weatherby transmission lines -- will there be transmission lines? elon: please of energy is roughly divided into three areas. they are more or less equal at a high level. about a third of energy is user transportation. about a third is used for electricity. about a third is used for heating. -- of thet to have electricity production, call it something in the order of 10% is renewable. maybe 15%. means there's a massive amount of solar that needs to be produced and connected in order to be fully sustainable. transport,kling nonrenewable electricity is needed -- we will need a combination of utility scale solar and rooftop scale solar combined with wind, geothermal and hydro and some nuclear for a while in order to transition to a sustainable situation. massive, massive g

we did not recover it all, but we were able to give some of the to the museum,ls and they have used them to get to dignitaries, and people are excited. this, like everything, is immaterial piece of the history of this place, which is what historical archaeology is. to be able to have a lot of material, even from this latest industry, was really neat. one of the parts of the report talks about the button making themtry and who was making , and it was the lippincott button factory. so you go from the tanning tavern over how people recovered after the revolutionary war, how they were setting their tables, what their lives was like, up to the -- what their lives were like up to the building reports, the skyscraper, and the button industry. scott: all in one block. rebecca: i always say the sites tell people's stories. even though all the buildings had their deep basements here, we had this long story to tell from material remains. much of that story has been told .ight here in that basement much of history is written about political, white men, but it is usually not written about the common

and while chinese american ls are only around 1% of population in san francisco they are the large largest minority group. the cheer size of china has made somebody some politicians are obsessed with. >> how do we manage china. >>oopetions shut down of amera. >> they built artificial islands and now thai taking them oaf. >> okay. what's it like for chinese americans here? in connection to china or is being chinese american it's on identity. i know chinese, chinese american, there's chinese. how important was it for you to grow up in your chinese culture and owning your chinese identity? >> it was hugely important for me. i'm third generation chinese american, my grandmother came over after world war ii. i always knew, no you're not from chinaism so really being embedded in both histories and context has always really really important to me and something i've been proud of. >> san francisco chinese town is where the chinese settled. once they moved there, they were forced by the city to stay there. chinese business is sprang up to service the new neighborhood, creating a solid community tha

it allow ls employees to unlock doors buy food in the break room and log into their computers. >> oncey showed me the technology, i actually asked them what do i have to do to get that implanted in me before i leave here? >> well, i like the idea. i definitely see there are benefits to it. i still haven't seen a lot of research on long-term health effects, there's still a foreign object going into your body. >> i'm with you. the chip will also store health insurance and other da not have gps, so it won't track workers when they aren't at the office or maybe hiding at the work space. about 50 employees have volunteered for the program. so far, so what do you think? well according to our flash survey tonight, most of you would not be on that volunteered list and overwhelming zwromajor say they don't want a micro chip embedded in their skin no matter who it's from. >> you won't have to worry about carrying your id card around. >> that's where we've gotten. >> no possible way for me. wow. >>> still ahead, more tributes to our colleague, jim vance, as players and fans prepare to honor him a

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. >> with deregulation, the s&ls got into that commercial real estate market and lost their shirt. >>projects for which there were no buyers, mile after mile of these partially completed condos. and they're all on the s&l's books. >> there's something wrong about the savings and loan industry today and it isn't me. >> charles keating was a lawyer who got into banking and was able to buy a savings and loan. >> when keating bought lincoln savings and loan, he used it as a private piggy bank for his own ambitions, like a hotel that cost $500,000 per room to build. >> that hotel is a magnificent investment for savings and loans dollars, no question about it. >> when the appraisers looked at it, it said it's worth $200 milln, not $300 ion. >> we discovered likely fraud. just really basic things that no honest banker would do. the examiners looked at 52 real estate loans lincoln made. there were no credit reports on the borrowers in all 52. >> on top of that, charles keating has lincoln savings sell uninsured junk bonds and he targets the widows and the retirement community. >> there were 2

you can have the best communication ls machine in the world, but when that principal is just doing what can have them meet with the "new york times," networks, anyone, you, but when he continues to defeat himself, there within lies the problem. you can spin, send the message out, but when you continue to do the same thing over and over depend you just defeat yourself. >> brian, what do you think? >> i think april would make a great communications director. i think a lot of reporters have this same sense. sitting there every day, feeling frustrated by the none answers and spin and nonsense. i think a lot of reporters are wondering can it improve with the new staff. i'm very skeptical that this can cause him to improve in message. >> can i ask you and april something, because we all knee sean spicer, we all interviewed him, he had a lot of political capital, garnered respect from the meed dwra and all of a sudden within a day it was gone. what happened? >> that first day. >> trump happened right april? >> what happened april? >> yes, i'm in agreement with brian, yes. that first day when h

it is a shame the united states --ls citizens that being that it was ok as long as he was contributed to the pot. now that you live to collect social security and medicare, you are a disgrace. it is awful but other countries respect him. host: a lot of points on health care and a lot of fronts, what would you like to take on? guest: the health-care element, one of the interesting debates is the weapon that republicans are using against democrat, arguing what theya re are two inches a way. -- two inches away -- they are making consumers concerned about the idea of their individualized eding -- ceading. single-payera of or medicare for all, they are thrown if the united states should adopt as democrats -- as have argued,rats it is not the position that arecrats, going into 2018, politically arguing as a conference. we have a system that is a hybrid. the argument is it is not the position that the democratic party itself has adopted. -- aned to mention it observation on the caller's part is what we are seeing in the global debate. -- in the political debate. guest: it is part of the iron