mcdowell is relieved of command after bull run and mcclellan replaces him. then he is put in charge of one of the corps and mcdowell is supposed to join mcclellan. and lincoln holds mcdowell back, but then gives him permission to go to richmond. if mcdowell joins mcclellan's army, if he joins his army, with an extra 30,000 troops does mcclellan capture richmond? or does he figure out new reasons not to attack? we will never know. the fact of the matter is mcdowell and his troops do not make it to richmond and they do not make it because of what stonewall jackson is doing in the shenandoah valley. jackson has been embarking on his campaign because robert e. lee has essentially requested jackson to do something to try to tie down union troops in the valley, to prevent the troops from coming to richmond. robert e. lee is serving as jefferson davis's military advisor, he does not have a command. we think of him as this general that was successful in everything he did, but in the year of the war, he was not. he did not have a lot of success. inwas in charge of an

michael mcdowell, 95 running second. sliding for chase elliott. that's before they get into turn one. the caution hasn't come out yet. they want to be able to race back to the checkered flag. paul menard now moves up to second. clint bowyer is in third. clint bowyer, trying to find a line. trying to get some momentum. ricky stenhouse jr. wants to stay right on the double yellow line. ricky stenhouse jr. looking for his second win in the cup series. he is going to get it at the biggest stage. stenhouse jr. wins in daytona. >> good job, buddy. >> woo hoo! >> ricky senhoutenhouse jr. com into the 2017 season had never been in the victory lane of the monster energy cup series. his career almost ended in the xfinity series when he was sat because he was wrecking too many cars. it was a wakeup call. he knew he had to focus more, and he went to win two more xfinity championships. that propelled him into a ride in the cup series, and now he is making the best of that with his second win of 2017. >> the people behind-the-scenes matter so much. remember, wh

michael mcdowell, 95 running second. sliding for chase elliott. that's before they get into turn one. the caution hasn't come out yet. they want to be able to race back to the checkered flag. paul menard now moves up to second. clint bowyer is in third. clint bowyer, trying to find a line. trying to get some momentum. ricky stenhouse jr. wants to stay right on the double yellow line. ricky stenhouse jr. looking for his second win in the cup series. he is going to get it at the biggest stage. stenhouse jr. wins in daytona. >> good job, buddy. >> woo hoo! >> ricky senhoutenhouse jr. com into the 2017 season had never been in the victory lane of the monster energy cup series. his career almost ended in the xfinity series when he was sat because he was wrecking too many cars. it was a wakeup call. he knew he had to focus more, and he went to win two more xfinity championships. that propelled him into a ride in the cup series, and now he is making the best of that with his second win of 2017. >> the people behind-the-scenes matter so much. remember, wh

mcdowell with one career top five.e is running in fifth position. >> what an incredible track it would be to get in your second top five. or possibly a win. kahne chas choshas chosen the outsideline. keselowski on the inside. it will be two laps to go. >> kasey kahne, determining restart. once he entered restart zone. he gets a shot, green flag back in the air. caution comes out. wrecking behind him. erik almirola. ryan blaney. look at all the damage to the 15. smoke coming out of the 11. gaulding involved in the 55. >> this wreck is because you're coming, green white checker, and everybody knows if you push the guy in front of you, it's going to make that line go faster. and this is pushing gone wrong. >> we saw the car just behind kasey kahne. he was pushing kasey kahne before they even started. he pushed kasey so hard he pushed him side ways and hurt his restart. >> ryan blaney disappointed. climbs out. the 21. trevor bayne also out of the car. trover bayne third. just behind brad keselowski. 3 of austin dillon also

seventeen year-old earl mcdowell is an accomplished new situation.enty music. >> rock music from like, yeah late 60's, to early 80's. >> reporter: while enjoying old music, it is a brand new treatment that is saving the princeton teenager's life. earl has been battling, a rare brain cancer, since he was 12. >> hardest part was just missing so much school. >> reporter: he has had surgery, chemo, radiation, bone marrow transplant but cancer keeps coming back. >> first couple years was more scary. now it is not, it is just like a pain that i have to deal with report report now he is dog with a new immuno therapy, experimental treatment that uses bodies own immune system to help fight cancer. >> new era in cancer treatment that could cure cancer once and for all, immuno therapy is the answer. >> reporter: earl's daddies convinced scientists on the right path in a desperate search to save his son he learned immuno therapy was their last hepp and research needed much better funding, something that earl was worried about during one of his treatments, sick i

mcdowell is one of at least one of a half a dozen officers in california, texas, and louisiana suingd over allegations of carbon monoxide exposure. ford says it's investigated and not found any carbon monoxide issues with the design of its police interceptors, noting departments sometimes modify the ouisers. >> mason: kris van cleave reporting from washington. and coming up next on the "cbs evening news," a person of fterest is rearrested as the mystery of four missing pennsylvania men deepens. four missing pennsylvania men deepens. ♪ ditching the cover-up for good? that's cool. showing off my arms? that's cool. being comfortable without a shirt? that's cool. getting the body you want without surgery, needles, or downtime? that's coolsculpting. coolsculpting is the only fda-cleared non-invasive treatment that targets and freezes away stubborn fat cells. visit coolsculpting.com today and register for a chance to win a free treatment. (cat 2) hey, what's that? (cat 1) whoa, gravy! (cat 2) you mean extra gravy! (cat 1) what?! (cat 2) that's new friskies extra gravy-chunky! (cat 1) chunk

michael mcdowell, 95 running second. sliding for chase elliott. that's before they get into turn one. the caution hasn't come out yet. they want to be able to race back to the checkered flag. paul menard now moves up to second. clint bowyer is in third. clint bowyer, trying to find a line. trying to get some momentum. ricky stenhouse jr. wants to stay right on the double yellow line. ricky stenhouse jr. looking for his second win in the cup series. he is going to get it at the biggest stage. stenhouse jr. wins in daytona. >> good job, buddy. >> woo hoo! >> ricky senhoutenhouse jr. com into the 2017 season had never been in the victory lane of the monster energy cup series. his career almost ended in the xfinity series when he was sat because he was wrecking too many cars. it was a wakeup call. he knew he had to focus more, and he went to win two more xfinity championships. that propelled him into a ride in the cup series, and now he is making the best of that with his second win of 2017. >> the people behind-the-scenes matter so much. remember, wh

too bad, sounds exactly like what dagen mcdowell just said five minutes ago, dagen.and murkowski were the only nays to move to debate. people need to question their motives and whether they are really republicans. they didn't like the bill, didn't like the direction that it was going. by the way, i just -- a lot of these senators, they call themselves republicans but they want more money and more money and more money to spend. >> does this tweet help or hurt her in her state? dagen: alaska is such an unusual place. how about that? [laughter] dagen: how about that? maria: do you think? >> susan collins got off the hook and he just called her out, so -- dagen: just wait. [laughter] maria: you're right. it is true that why would they not vote for a repeal when we know that they've been talking about wanting a repeal for seven years. dagen: they didn't even vote to move the bill to debate. that's where they cast their nays, that was the thing that i found appalling and -- maria: what's the answer not to move it to debate. dagen: every senator voted in favor to moving it

i'm dagen mcdowell in for kennedy. the nuclear standoff with north korea taking a grim turn after the country tested a missile that could be capable of hitting the united states. the wall $street journal is reporting the white house warned the hermit kingdom that the u.s. is prepared to go to war. this latest round of escalation started yesterday when the north launched its first intercontinental ballistic missile. limit experts say this is a major step forward towards the nuclear attack capabilities. the state media claiming its leader kim jong-un was pleased with the test. president trump said he's on top of the crisis. the president also put pressure on china, tweeting trade between china and north korea grew in the first quarter. so much for china working with us. but x l -- but we had to give it a try. you would agree china ignored sanctions. it has benefited continuing to trade with north korea. they haven't joined the party to contain that regime. so what now? >> president trump needs to impose costs on china. h

i'm dagen mcdowell in for the glorious, fabulous kennedy. another monkey wrench for the gop as party leaders in the senate are forced to delay this week's hotly anticipated vote on healthcare. it's throwing further doubt into whether they will be able to pass one of the president's biggest campaign promises. senator john mccain revealed he had surgery to remove a blood clot above his left eye. doctors say he will need at least a tweak recover. republicans can't afford to lose a single vote. how short might they be? >> there are a lot of us who have concerns about the bill. on the senate side i would estimate there are it-10 republicans senators who have deep concerns. but how this would translate stout i'm not certain. and i never under estimate leader mcconnell's skills. dagen: but mitch mcconnell might need a miracle. there is also growing criticism from insurance providers worried about costs, and a number of governors worried about medicaid. what is going to happen next? joining me now a member of the house freedom caucus. the republican

i'm dagen mcdowell and for maria bartiromo. monday, july 3rd with your top stories at 6:00 a.m.ne to pass a budget. the fallout already having a major impact on fourth of july activities. what you need to know ahead. federal government facing problems of its own. despite congress being on break for the holiday week, the health care battle raging on. senator pat to me waiting in a where things stand on "sunday morning futures." >> there are a handful of republican senators not on board with this draft. there's a big effort to get everybody on board. we owed to the americapele

i'm dagen mcdowell in for kennedy. a huge day for president trump. the commander-in-chief in europe ahead of his meetings with the world's most powerful leaders, an wasted no time framing his trip as a chance to push american values, and to make his case that the civilized world is in a fight with threats across the globe. >> the fundamental question of our time is whether the west has the will to survive. do we have the confidence in our values to defend them at any cost? do we have enough respect for our citizens to protect our borders? do we have the desire and courage to preserve our civilization in the face of those who would subvert and destroy it? dagen: the president made those comments in poland where he said the bond between the u.s. and europe is stronger than ever. he made news saying he stand behind article 5 of nato which states an attack on one member of nato is an attack on all members. that's a far try from the president's previous statements. then he went to germany to meet angela merkel ahead of tomorrow's g20 summit and his big me

dagen: welcome back, i'm dagen mcdowell in for maria bartiromo.toriesat 6:30 a.m. eastern time. iran's stoking intentions of the united states charging an american student with espionage sentencing him to ten years in prison. the fallout from the explosive accusation ahead. catastrophe on horror with natural disasters like super storm sandi, why one of the world's largest insurers says that that giant global cyber-attack could result in $120 billion in damages. elon musk calling it the biggest threat as civilization, dire warning to regulate artificial intelligence or face consequences. stream lining success, investors are expecting from netflix earnings after the bell today. futures are showing a flat open this morning. picking up a little bit of steam there. dow futures are up 20 points with the dow and s&p starting today at all time highs. in europe we have gains in england and now france. in asia overnight we had some gains in hong kong and on the kospi in south korea. but the shanghai was lower by almost 1 and a half percent as it came out th

i'm taken mcdowell. the bulls bowls in bears this week. welcome to everybody. is the mess that is created dc hurting this country. the only thing that is bipartisan is just widespread throughout the capital. they passed with past with a hundred% partisan vote. it's going to be these guys refuse to work with each other. that is a record. and a lot of the reason is because the gridlock in congress. we have no agreement on taxes or repatriation of money. we have no national immigration plan. we can't fix immigration because the guys in dc can't get along. we are losing jobs to china and india. we have no national education plan. this gridlock is starting to hurt america. >> you hear it in jamie diamonds voice and not something you don't get out of dc and some honest emotion. >> that is the voice of the american people right now. yes the jobs numbers might be looking good. if healthcare doesn't get done. what hope do we have what can we say. as the market going to continue to increase all of these people who are promised that manufacturing jobs will be kept here. i

with me is dr daragh mcdowell, principal russia analyst at verisk maplecroft.? it is very convenient for them to meet on the way to hamburg while sending a strong message from both beijing and moscow's key point that this is a very keilor leash on for both of them, that these two nations are engaging with the world together a little bit. now, how much of that is actually the case in reality as opposed to the symbolism is another question. why would they want to do that? for both sides, the reason something to be gained by combining political clout for russia, there is a sense that in order to balance against the west or in order to resist a kind of european— american unilateralism in global affairs with a balance with china. with china, it is simply more the continual demonstration of economic and political clout going from being a game player on the world stage to being a game maker, again set up. game player on the world stage to being a game maker, again set upm this like them saying to the west you are slightly yesterday ‘s power centre? we are today? to a

dagen: good morning i am dagen mcdowell for maria bartiromo.time, mean that states missing deadline to pass a budget the fallout having a major impact on 4th of july festivities. what you need to know ahead. the federal government facing problems despite congress being on break, for the holiday week, the health care battle rages on. >> like, you know, real estate guy, they -- negotiations part of their part of their dna. no, you just can't get rid of this you can't leave people without what they need, and -- this -- the obamacare needs -- needs significantly reform. >> there is nobody i talked to either sight of aisle democrat side that doesn't think there has to be significant changes. dagen: the republican governor who accepted obamacare medicaid expansion are now up in arms, because they need to figure out how to budget the latest on the fight to repeal and replace obamacare. >> moments aboard a united flight engine bursting into flames moments after landing in denver more ahead. >> final frontier will have to wait spacex abortsdz latest mis

here today, dagen mcdowell, the anchor of the intelligence report, trish ragan, cohost of fox and friends weekend, abby huntsman, and today's #oneluckyguy, fox news contributor and former coming occasions director for the d&c, mo elleithee is here. he's also the founding executive of georgetown's institute of politics and service and right now, he has are numbered good to see seo. >> mo: think for having me back. >> harris: absolutely. this is a very busy day. >> mo: it's been a very busy six months. >> harris: i can't wait to get your opinion on what the senate minority leader chuck schumer is going to say about health care. let's get started. next up for it senate republicans could be what's called the skinny repeat back to my stomach republic and bill cassidy of louisiana is also a physician and believes the skinny approach is the best way to move forward and it's better than what we have now. >> the make and people hated the mandate, they don't like the fact that they're having to pay a penalty if they choose not to purchase insurance. it turns out 50% of voters paying the penalty hav

dagen mcdowell. it's a dicey conundrum. the markets seeing that as a chance that make republicans work out their differences, get over this hurdle and move on to tax reform. again, as dagen reported, could be short-lived. you're welcome, america. the head of the house freedom caucus says getting tax cuts done, if congress doesn't get cracking now, they could be next to zilch. peter doocy, they sound like they're getting nervous. >> the conservative freedom caucus has a new warning for their party's leadership. they said they will stop the upcoming budget in its tracks if they don't first get to see the republican party's plans for tax reform first. congressman mark meadows, leader of the freedom caucus says if congress doesn't get going on tax reform right away, there's 0% chance that that gets enacted into law before the end of the year. the tax cut needs to be retroactive to get the economy moving right away. gop leaders say they can't move on a tax reform bill when healthcare is done. they will see how much money is save

fox news dagen mcdowell and democratic strategists.agen, why is this happening in an environment that shouldn't? >> that's corporate earnings that is how much money these companies are making. an economy here in the united states that is still growing, low inflation, investors are not worried about higher interest rates. even europe, you have economies around the world that are firing simultaneously which is something that's been lacking in the -- since the financial crisis. i will say one thing though and i want to hear what gary has to say about this. investors are focused on good news. if that somehow changes it will put more pressure on washington to cut the nonsense. neil: look at some of the media and i don't think he gets a free pass on that but i will say this, gary, this is the quiet, how much of it is built on the assumption they're going to get tax cuts, these guys have been betting on that, liking that or is this beyond that? gary. i think we have trouble there. so i want to get robin's take on that one. >> ly take -- i wil

that's how you outmaneuver. >>> i am dagen mcdowell for maria bartiromo.e president trump administration ramping up pressure on lawmakers to repeal and replace obamacare. >> the president will not accept were those said it is quote time to move on. >> the white house' view they can't move on in the senate and people's view should move on in senate stay and work and figure out a way, to solve this problem. dagen: now the president is threatening to cut off at the same time as payments is to insurers, nancy pelosi giving hers high marks, she is calling hers a master legislator. >> reaction. outrage ahead a fresh start in the oval office general john kelly taking command as white house chief of staff today the look about whether he will bringed to 1600 pennsylvania avenue merge money discovery communications announcing it will acquire scripps networks for 14.6 million dollars including debt shares jumping on the news, checking equity markets futures jumping as well, we have gains across the board, 57 point gain on dow futures right now, great month for stocks

like this police officer in california brian mcdowell who hit a tree in 2015 after passing out at the wheel just like that or zachary lahood whose dashcam was rolling as he called for help. lahood was the first of 18 austin police officers to be treated for carbon monoxide exposure. but it's not just police vehicles. the bulk of the complaints comes from regular ford owners like stacey jones. she traded her 2014 explorer in for a 2017. she said the problem didn't go away. >> frustrating because at this point i don't know what i'm going to do. >> reporter: nhtsa says it doesn't have any proof the injuries reported were caused by carbon monoxide although investigators say levels of that gas may be elevated during certain driving scenarios. ford says safety is its top priority and has a team working with police and regulators to investigate reported issues and solve them. kris van cleave, cbs news, washington. >>> a count from 2016 shows nearly half of law enforcement vehicles were ford explorers. departments across the country have installed carbon monoxide detectors in their vehicles.

this shows the police crouser brandon mcdowell was driving that slammed into a montreal.e of a half a dozen officers suing ford over allegations of carbon monoxide exposure. nhtsa says it is investigating if the issues in austin are related to any possible safety defect. ford tells us it has investigating and found no carbon monoxide issues with the suzanne of its ford explorer police interscepters and noted that police departments sometimes make modification after they buy the vehicles. kris van cleave, cbs news, ar lengthton, virginia. >>> coming up on "cbs this morning," a rare form of cancer could be linked to breast implants. ahead, one woman with her fight against the disease and the battle she had with her insurance company over covering the treatment. >>> plus we'll show you how the demand for lob story rolls is driving up the price of lobsters. >>> that's the "cbs morning news" for this thursday. i'm anne-marie green. have a great day. -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com >>> we have found human remains in an approximately 12 and a half foot deep common grave. >

mcdowell is one of at least a half dozen officers in california, texas, and louisiana, suing ford overcarbon monoxide expoe sure. ford says it has not found any carbon monoxide issues with

joining me to talk all about it, dagen mcdowell. former home depot ceo, bob nardelli with us and political analyst kirsten hoglund is with us. >> good morning. dagen: seven years and then maria: nothing. so now it looks like mitch mcconnell is going to move ahead with repeal. republicans voted on the repeal in 2015. if you can't get a replacement together today, can you get one together in six months? rand paul came on the show and said this is not a repeal. it looks too much like obamacare. taxes therein there, subsidies and there. dagen: senator michael is one of those that fell away and said i'm not going to vote for this. he indicated it was because in part by tax increases were not repealed in the bill sitting in front of the senators as it is now. >> even talking about this for weeks. dagen: i don't understand conservatives who can basically vote for president obama's tax increases. i don't care if it on the wealthy or not. i cannot imagine a conservative who does that. dagen: they were all willing to do it. >> is this a situa

dagen mcdowell, joanie courtney, and all of you, and on wall street we hope you'll join me.e g20. ashley webster in for stuart. ashley: stuart will be back from his july 4th vacation on monday. money and politics, we've got every angle covered for you. the g20 summit officially underway, the moment to watch, what everybody is watching, president trump meeting with russia's president putin. that meeting scheduled to happen in less than an hour and of course, we'll take you there live for the events surrounding that. and not inside, we're not allowed. and anti-capitalism protests,

dagen mcdowell. in the former intelligence officer. great to see everybody. a lot going on.elt bill from the senate on healthcare today and we already had a no. they can only afford one more know. i hear there as many as a hundred amendments that are opposed. can't to get to some sort of resolution with a can of momentum. it will be tough going. it feels at risk. i want to find out why he was a no right out of the gate. what is most problematic in this bill. with the chairman coming in. also the former head of the bank of course. they will weigh in on the healthcare bill and the cofounder of brand lists is here as well. jim grant is here. the huge balance sheet. the battle for health care reform. they are set to unveil another look. if they could get the job done. watch. i'm waiting for our senators to give it to me. he is a tactician of great skill. it's his job. he's gotta pull it off. he is working very hard. he has to pull it off. and doing this right now. mike brown. welcome back. you get a bill to the president. we start out by getting on the bill and there are rules i

speaker it is dagen mcdowell.have done more in terms of in eaching on health care reform bill he stepped back now moving up putting hard pressure on some republican senators but because a lot of people are saying, oh, president trump getting a pass ultimately does fall on shoulders of these republican lawmakers. >> of course, it does. let me say, by the way, that middle of the news media total focus on health care, they have had an astonishing run of success reform at veterans administration repealed 16 regulations, for every single new regulation, and astonishing achievement dramatic gains nominated more judges than any president in more than times first six men and womens there are places trump team is doing very, very well i think the president he doesn't have to focus on congress, he has to do what reagan did focus on country, let's take the tax bill we need to spend all august explaining why we need economic growth, the obama years were so bad kevin mccarthy pointed this out best economic growth year under ba

maria: dagan mcdowell has some issues with that.tain because of the high tax rates in the late 60s early 70s, that is why they recorded it in the south of france where keith richards was living at the time. maybe it is not on about them so they die a quick death. >> tesla, amazing because elon musk has said tesla is overvalued. it is fascinating because a wall street analyst said this model 3 is their iphone moments when apple introduced it will be great for the masses so it will be interesting to tell because tesla has been stable above 300 for so long. >> the iphone moment. >> fascinating coverage of the company. maria: oil on wall street breaking down earnings expectations for chevron and exxon mobil after this break, on tap for second-quarter earnings and did football player calling cabernet can affect ratings? the reason viewers were turning off the tv straightahead. ♪ i want to stand with you on a mountain ♪ i want to stay with you in the sea ♪ i want to lay like this forever ♪ until the sky falls down on me ♪ but when family

like new port beach california police officer brian mcdowell who crashed into a tree in 2015, after passing out, behind the wheel. >> i just went out, just like that. >> just like that. >> sergeant zachary lahoud in austin, texas whose dash cam was rolling as he called for help. >> just got a headache. >> reporter: lahoud was first of 18 austin police officers to be treated for carbon monoxide exposure. city has removed 67 explorers from service after they set off carbon monoxide detectors. but it is not just police vehicles. bulk of the complaints come from regular ford owners like stacy jones. >> she trade heard 2014 explorer in for a 2017, and says the problem didn't go away. >> frustrating because at this point i don't know what i'm going to do. >> reporter: they contend they don't have any proof injuries reported were caused by carbon monoxide but investigators say levels of that gas may be elevated during certain driving scenarios, ford says safety is its top priority and has a teamworking with police and regulators continue on investigate reported issues and solving them. chris van c

. >> reporter: former newport beach, california, officer brian mcdowell, now suing ford, saying he believes he blacked out behind the wheel of this ford explorer because of an exhaust leak. >> i began to get a severe headache and began to feel nauseous. >> reporter: officers in at least four states reporting similar symptoms. ford, saying their investigation is ongoing, but they believe the problem may be coming from modifications made by police departments when installing the equipment. the national highway traffic safety administration is expanding its investigation of all model year 2011 to 2017 ford explorers. they've now gotten nearly 800 complaints, many from regular ford customers reporting suspicious odors. the company assuring those instances are unrelated to the carbon monoxide described by some police departments. >> if you're the driver of a nonpolice ford explorer there's no reason to be concerned. >> reporter: and ford is now offering to cover the costs of fixing the problem in all police ford explorers. tom? >> marci, thank you. >>> next, to the reactions are pouring in tonig

at the bottom of the track, sparks coming out of the left front of the car, that's 95 of michael mcdowell to the right side of the car and potential lay left front tire is down. you see the continued sparks coming out. and so once again, kasey kahne definitely in a position where he could win this race. let's hear from the team owner standing by with kelly. >> that's rick hendrick. mr. h as he he's known. tough day for motor sports. what would it be for this 5 car to get a win? >> awesome. any time can you win here, we thought he was in good shape until the caution came out. hopefully we can pull it off. >> what what do you want to see out of kasey on the restart? >> whatever it takes. he's just going to have to be revery aggressive. i hope understand good help behind him. >> have you done that so many times. been here for wins. as recently as yesterday with william byron in the xfinity cup series. what is so special about indy. >> to think we have won nine cup races here. and william did a heck of a job yesterday. this place is so special. i love to see kasey and these guys pull it off.

there are a lot of cars you can say, passing michael mcdowell on the track.nded for top five with this fuel strategy we will be able to. >> he has been going through cars. having to ask people, the last three laps, 11 seconds back and still 11 second back. we see kasey kahne on pit road now. kelly? >> yeah. trying to turn their season around after a string of finishes outside top 15. trying to stretch it today on fuel mileage but obviously -- oh, caution. >> caution on the racetrack. 14 of clint bowyer involved. >> also 41 of kurt busch. hard damage to the front of that car. >> got one coming outside. >> up against the wall. and difficult tore him to climb out if he can't get that car away from the wall. >> i don't see no fire or nothing. just get on out. >> so the caution comes out. keselowski and johnson were waiting for this. they were trying to stay on the racetrack for this very opportunity. >> you see kurt busch climbing out. >> kerik jones also climbing out. he claims out of the 77. >> keselowski and johnson didn't think they were in the position to wi

i am dagen mcdowell for maria bartiromo. wednesday, july 5, your top stories at 8:00 a.m. president trump's departure for poland heading to another g-20 summit in germany air force one to leave base andrews moments from now i believe the president in marine one headed to andrews air force base amid another act of aggression from north korea, president trump calling for emergency meeting at united nations after the hermit kingdom successfully tests another even more advanced missile, florida congressman ron desantis weighing in on rising threat last hour. >> you still have to have convinced that he can hold on to power more by playing ball with china, and some other countries, not clear to me that is the case. now you look at potential military strike against his facilities the problem with that is one you may not even get everything, but two, even if you do, you do risk a significant retaliation against south korea against japan. >> -- rising articulate from north korea that missile launch muted in the markets, do not see fear in stocks, not here not abroad gains across th

birkdale but one man missing out for the first time in 14 years is 2010 us open champion graeme mcdowellld number 102. england have beaten ireland 3—2 at the women's oche world league semifinals. the victory means they finished top of the pool going into tuesday's quarterfinal. danny kerry's side went 2—0 up in johannesburg through sarah haycroft and shona mccallin but two goals in two minutes for ireland at the start of the third quarter levelled the scores. ten minutes later, captain alex danson fired in a rebound to seal england's victory. the top four teams in the tournament go through to the world league finals in new zealand in november. no medal success for great britain at the world aquatics championships today in bupadest, but there were a couple of personal bests. ross haslam and james heatly made their senior world championships debut in the 1m diving final. haslam finished in tenth while heatly scored ididn't i didn't even think i was going to make the team at the beginning of the season, let alone make the team and the final. i'm really happy and i've got a pb in the prelim