mike george is the ceo of qvc and he joins us now live from the company's headquaters. have you why now before this deal it's one certainly thought about discussed rumored for many years. why is this the right time for qvc to buy what it didn't already control or libber toy buy what it didn't control of hsn? >> this was the perfect time to bring these two brands together. there's so much change going on and by combining forces our ability to serve the customer at that higher level combined forces to create new digital platforms new interactive television platforms in a world of rapidly changing technology, rapidly changing retail landscape, now is the time to combine forces and we think this is attractive for the shareholders of both businesses. and an attractive valuation for us now we join forces and compete that much more strongly in the broader retail marketplace. >> but i would assume you might have said the same thing a year ago, two years ago or two years hence. why now? why is it the right time now you mention a lot of different things but you didn't necessarily

i know you remember the day when a presidential scandal had to do with an open mike. georgeush 41 was picked up using the word a double s on an open mike. has twitter become today's open mike? >> well, as you say, people are caught on the open mike were saying things they didn't want people to hear. twitter is for people who want to be heard and say, look at me, look at me, look at me. there's one other thing. mr. obama said to medvedev, tell vladimir when i'm re-elected, i'll become more flexible. what will mr. trump say to mr. putin? mr. putin is known to come in prepared. mr. mcmaster says that mr. trump plans to go into that meeting with no agenda. well, putin will certainly have an agenda. if avril or henry kissinger were going into that agenda, it would be one thing. for mr. trump to do that, it sounds exciting in the worst sense of the word. >> wishing you a good weekend and an even better independence day. george, thank you so much. >> glad to be with you. >>> coming up tonight, why one republican official told some trump officials to go jump in the gulf of mexico. t

for now we're reporting here in prince george's county, mike valerio, wusa9. >> tough loss there, mike. thank you. >>> detectives need your help tonight to find a person who killed this man, a father of four inside his own car. last night prince george's county police discovered the body of 55-year-old adriano lombre inside his car suffering from gunshot wounds. now the car with distinctive redskins stickers on the back was parked on the outer loop of the beltway near the pennsylvania avenue exit. tonight his daughter is pleading for folks to help find her father's killer. >> if you know anything or there was a suspect, like please call the police. let them know that you know information about what happened to my dad like if it was your dad, you would basically do the same thing. >> again police are asking anyone who was near that stretch of the beltway by the outer loop, avenue exit between 11:30 and midnight who saw this car to give them a call right away. >>> an update tonight in frederick where the county sheriff's office says the remains found by a hiker this week were human found

. >> mike, remember when george clooney's company sold up to $1 billion?thing. >> yeah, yeah. looks like sammy hagar got out too early. in mexico, the bottles are phenomenal, beautiful. hi, everybody. take a look at the small craft advisory. areas of yellow, 3:00, starting hours later today. those 24 to 38 miles per hour winds until 11:00. talk about the alameda county fair. it continues. noon today, 78. 3:00, extreme rays and 85. 81 at 6:00 and 67, very comfortable at 9:00. another day game but the usual time today at the coliseum. 12:35 first pitch, 66, warming to 69. hey, alexis. >> good morning. i want to take a look at a couple drive times here. we are already heavy out of the central an eninto the tri-valley. tracy to castro valley, 49 minutes. a crash just before 680 and two left lanes blocked and now the far left lane. northbound 101 between highway 85 and san jose airport, ten minutes. and 280 in the green at just 11. riding bart, some good news. we had track maintenance causing a delay. maintenance wrapped up and resuming normal service. we'll ta

we're live here in prince george's county, mike valerio, wusa9. >> all right mike thanks. now the chief also added that unusual stories or strange moments from a day or two later can still help them out. all tips can remain anonymous. >>> now to a horrific story out of georgia where a woman is being held for the stabbing deaths of five of her family members. police say the victims are the woman's husband and four young children. a grim discovery was made this morning in the town of low began vivamente that's about -- loganville, that's about 30 miles north of atlanta. >> what we know right now is that we have an adult female detained. and i think it's safe to say that she is the wife/mother of the people that resided inside the home. but what her motivations are for committing this horrendous >> all of the children were under the age of 10. one child who survived was taken to the hospital with serious injuries. >>> riot police cash clashing with g-20 protestors today in germany where president trump is scheduled to meet with other world leaders tomorrow. police using canno

[laughter] adrianna: that was jim vance and george mike, and they could not get it together after that. it was hilarious. that was one of the things about vance that we remember so well. he had a great sense of humor. in&his laugh. adrianna: i don't know what was so funny. it was both. that's one of the things about vance, they had great sense of humor. it was kind of infectious. then he was also, you know, a great journalist, but just a very humble man who was able to connect with that was just one of the tweets that i is not out when i found out early saturday about the passing of our friend and legend in this market. so he will be missed. we are going to be you can about vance all through the morning over on "good morning washington," over on newschannel 8. there i am with him at my farewell party, or transition party, from nbc to abc. you know, coming over to the competition, but he said, oh, no, no, we got to do you right. one of the things he said on the air was unlike what any of accuse ever say on the air. he had a way of really putting things into context and bringing it down

this is george and mike, veronica, showing off their lingcods, caught off the farralones islands.hey are legendary when it comes to rockcod fishing. you think you can do better? send us your fishing pictures, email us at catchoftheday@kpix.com. >> i tried for days and didn't get a pike! >> thanks, dennis. >>> straight hide, all eyes on north korea and the u.s. is ready to take action. >> starting from the top a look at how the gender pay gap has widened among staffers in the white house. >> and football player-turned-activist, how colin kaepernick spent his 4th of july and why it has some thinking he will never return to the nfl. ♪[ music ] north korea's missile launch. president trump hoped china would step in to pressure north >>> our top story at 6:30, the growing tensions over north korea's missile launch. president trump hoped china would step in to pressure north korea, but so far, that's not happening. >> president trump on the first lady are in poland tonight. it is the first stop on his second overseas trip as commander-in-chief. he will deliver a major speech in warsaw a

mike pence. the was the experience with vice president, president trump, george w. bush and others? a political junkie , i call myself a political tourist. into the home, or the bush library, traveling the country and going behind the scenes of american politics is just fascinating. and incredible experience. everyone was super for -- supernal professional and super interesting. president trump was very professional and did not say anything off-color. i don't have anything backstage to share with you because he did not say nothing to me about my last name or anything like that. i have made 11 films for hbo so, i come in with credentials as a filmmaker and he respected they -- respected that and treated me professionally. as did mike pence, who was professional and wonderful to work with. i asked him to read something and hee constitution could take a master class in one line from the constitution. i feel like i have a phd in american politics, right now, from having gone to meet all the leading leaders in american politics and having them share their opinions about the constitution.

slavitt, mike leavitt, secretary of medical services .nder george bush here is the conversation aboutealth care. what happened to us, why has health care become something for obama tomount pass and paramount for president trump to repeal? referring tou are me as a politician, that connotes negativity. charlie: i don't mean it that way. >> i know you don't mean it that way, but it is perceived -- when that happens, we preferred to be referred to as elected officials. [applause] but, the nobility of politics and being involved in public debate on policy issues is a novel thing. it ought to be. back to a great deal of changes, go back to tip o'neill and say the worst thing to happen was the jet airplane. we were on the 2:00 shuttle, there was the congress going back to new york, and everyone is flying out. factor, i think -- in the modern world of being back home to the constituency all the time, the post in gingrich yearsost- to bring your family there to -- other thingsggest that have radically change the way washington works, and i would argue, for the better. the removal of politics

george w. bush and not by donald trump either. and mike pence and betsy de voss, ben carson, rick perry cover the attorney general. seven these people are definitely christian right and then have been to touch on those major subjects. and then a peas them in many ways. >>. >> there are so many more questions to ask what we will give you a chance so if you would like to ask a question please come to the microphone asked a brief question don't make a statement otherwise bad things will happen to you. [laughter] >> since the 1820s or thirties driven by personality or ideology?. >> both. and then they created that ideology. with the '70s or the '80s to put all kinds of strands of doctrine together and he would read crisscross and also as the head of the large corporation with his views of poverty it did not exist to with a very powerful personality. and not to get that extensive treatment what about jim and tammy faye bakker? jimmy swaggart? is an interesting group. >> with that civil-rights movement in the '60s and its effect. >> that's quite

nbc garret hague is on capitol hill and we're joined by former utah governor mike levitt and epa administrator in the george. bush administration. back with me holly and josh borro with "business insider." garret, you have been running around and doing a ton of reporting on the hill. fill us in on what you got. >> sure. i think we're seeing senators start to come back today and they're facing essentially two big political realities. the number one they went home and heard from their constituents and they know the bill they left town with is not popular and not going to get popular. it needs to be changed. the second reality is republicans say they know they need to get something passed. you hear this most acutely for people from ted cruz and they have run on this promise for so long and they know they have to get something done and this sense of crunchtime on the hill to get a bill in front of the entire senate before they go home again at the end of august. right now, a lot of these senators are holding their cards very close to their vest because they don't know what will be in this new draft. i spoke to

field, and trying to get right in on the action, and then later, bryce harper and george springer, on the left there, mikedere out in the field during the game. check out molina's gold-plated catcher's outfit rite there. i love gold. and that's a picture tweeted out. and later, it had to be this, your social media moment, as joe west takes a selfie with nelson cruz, with molina serve having as the camera guy. >> come on. >> yeah, and that was in the middle of the game again. i mean, it's a new era, and theory try it will appeal to a younger audience. and a pretty good ball game. >>> meanwhile, golden state warriors, summer league basketball down in vague sass now a thing. and the warriors, steve -- vegas, is now a thing. and the warriors and tom hillsborough. they are the coaches of the two -- thibodeau. they are the coaches of the two teams that met. minnesota and golden state. there is pat mccause with a long jumper. he had three threes. sudden dead they go to. that's a new thing in summer league. williams wins it in the second overtime, and the warriors not used to this. not that it means anything. but

mike, we'll check in in a bit. in the news major changes for the prince george county police department following a recent stripping of murders and other violent crimes. >> this month has seen twelve homicides and police chief is demanding officers work twelve-hour shifts. >> good morning, mel. >> good morning, guys, this district substation here in oxon hill. the parking lot a little more full than normally would be. this is the case in the police district substation around prince george county because of twelve hour shifts. we wanted to show you a map here of where the homicides have been in the last month. and the most nreept bowie where the terrible case a man was accused of stabbing his stepfather and posting a selfie with the body. also, sunday night the shooting in suitland near the popeyes that claimed two lives. this is -- you can see they're dotted all over the county. but even though we've had this concentration in the last month, last night police chief hank stewwinski says it is >> majority of the cases the individuals were known to one another. and they're occurring over wide geographic spaisz. that's

mike said. you cannot imagine ronald reagan or george w.ush or bill clinton or barack obama whining like a child on twitter and mocking their staff. it is so un -- it's so far beyond unpresidential and unprofessional. it's just completely unacceptable and he's acting like a petulant child, so yeah, it's causing a problem with recruitment. i think some are thinking why should i work for a guy who's laughing when i have my communications director accusing my chief of staff of a felony? and saying words i can't say on cable news about it and who's chuckling about it and who wants -- who is kind of participating himself in the twitter in the name calling. unbelievably petulant and childish. i think it's a problem. >> ana, there's no problem with recruitment in this administration. there are plenty of people that want to come serve their country. they want to work in the trump administration. some of them don't have the typical government experience which is a good thing. that's what president trump was elected to do and he's bringing people in

well, that kept happening to a man here at north george may on drive washington boulevard in arlington. angelo mike. he comes through on way to work because he's on the night shift and explained to the department of environmental services which deals with transportation. after two months and it was not fixed he made this video. >> don't you take any pride in fixing your intersections. don't you think hey, this is great we're actually making a difference in people's lives. the car is overheating. show that. >> that's right, this guy sat here for 20 minutes sunday night and if you wonder about the date on this camera it was not set correctly. but at times he had to turn off his engine to keep the car from overheating and he talks through the entire things and he's harsh and in f turn that audio off he uses choice language. plenty of explicativess aimed at local leaders and he says the light causes delays during the day as well and he brings up the fact that the intersection is three blocks from the virginia hospital center and says all types of people must drive through here looking for care not if t

with me now, ryan streeter, former deputy chief of staff to then governor mike pence, as well as former special assistant to george w. bush. he is now with the american enterprise institute. my panel for the hour, usa today senior political reporter and msnbc political analyst hidy przby przbyla. ryan, i want to start with you. as you read between these tea leaves, do you think this will pass today this skinny repeal? >> it's hard to know whether it will pass. so much conflicting information coming off the hill. bigger thing is to step back and look at what this is supposed to be. it's a very trimmed down bill. it repeals these two mandates and device tax. no one expects this to be the final product. this is essentially a bridge to have a conference with the house. so the bigger question is, even if they are able to get the votes today, once they get into conference with the house, what will they actually be able to do that they haven't been able to do already in order to get the votes to send something to the president's desk? >> it's a great point. talk to me about the optics of this first step, though. it's one

mike feldman, who served as senior adviser to vice president al gore, also as vice president gore's traveling chief of staff during the 2000 election. and michael gersten, former lead speechwriter for georgebush. thank you both. what's wrong with the president's tweet, mike gersten? >> it makes sense from a certain perspective. he wants to keep running against hillary clinton and the media and it's because he's pursuing a base strategy. lock at the recent polling. strong support amongst republicans. if that were to collapse, he would have no support and so i think it's a rational approach even though it sounds irrational on the surface. >> and, mike, mike feldman, talk about going back to hillary clinton and first of all it was cnn giving -- it wasn't even one of the regular debates. it wasn't a debate with him. it was an internal cnn town hall meeting. but that has all been asked and answered. this has nothing to do with don junior at the height of the campaign meeting with the russians. >> yeah. look, i agree with michael that this is a somewhat rational strategy for him of the strategies that are left. in other words, of the base -- he is now -- everything the being geared towards the

and joining me now is mike levitt, former utah governor and health and human services secretary to george w. bush. and msnbc analyst eugene robinson, of course a columnist, pulitzer prize-winning columnist at the "washington post." governor, let me just start with eugene here on the jeff sessions issue because this is so unprecedented to both of you really, to have the president not just in open dispute with any old cabinet secretary. this is the attorney general of the united states. there's supposed to be an independent judiciary. how have we come to pass to this situation? >> well, donald trump was elected president. that's how we came to pass. we've never seen anything like this. you and i have been around here for a long time. even in the days when bill clinton clearly was not thrilled with janet reno as attorney general and there was some conflict, there was nothing like this. >> he wasn't public about it. he complained privately, some of it leaked out. >> exactly. it never goes public. and it's not just before -- because there was no twitter then. donald trump is going out, standin

george's county. >> ♪ >> 5:05 is our time right now. mikewas like the worst weekend and the the best weekend combined in one. >> does anybody do that better than d.c. >> you're right. we nail it. >> we started off with a soaker. saturday was not the best of days t sunday was perfect. today a little bit warmer. satellite and radar showing we'll be off to a sky not too long from now. not expecting much in the way of cloud cover today. should be a gorgeous day t right now it's feeling good once again in the d.c. area. 67 in washington is one of the warm spots. look at the 50's. 56 in manassas. culpeper 57. gaithersburg 58. this is windows opened weather. again we are heading into august and we don't get too many of these days in august so certainly enjoy it. 88 degrees your daytime high today. lots of sunshine. it will be a warm day, of course, but we'll keep that humidity on the low side at least for one more day here. so, again, today is a monday to enjoy. all right, that's a check of the forecast. caitlin roth in this week for erin checking

mike brun. we saw people divided along racial lineses when it came to the acquittal of george zimmerman and this over and over again. people look at the world through very different lenses and those lenses are colored by race. in many ways o.j. simpson and the entire nineties were filled with race that was an issue that hadn't been sufficiently wrestled with by the american people. >> it didn't just give us o.j. simpson and mark fuhrman and the rodney king incident and the l.a. riots. how does it show the tensions between the african-american community and the police? >> it's the same story, right? a black person bears witness to police violence, police terrorism and state violence and everyone says oh, you're exaggerating. oh, it didn't happen. in the nineties there were times when 98% to 99% of complaints to the police in the l.a.p.d. were found unworthy of further investigation and then you get the rodney king videotape and suddenly america says this might be real and something's happening and despite seeing the police beat rodney king over and over again, they still said not guilty and we sa

jack and jacob, mike and chris, john and joseph or george and max?he men. >> there you go. >> okay. >> john and joseph. that's right. [ applause ] >> okay. you guys doing pretty good here. all right. so number three. how many public schools are in poolesville? three, seven, five or >> you guys are too good at this. >> three. >> make these harder. make the last one hard, al. >> here we go. >> hard one. >> let me see. >>> okay. what was the original use of the old town hall? was eight town hall, was eight bang, community center or a jail? don't let it be jail. please. what was it? >> the correct is, bang. >> what did you say. >> he said jail. >> it was bang. it was bang. [ laughter ] >> oman we thought we had you. >> it's got bars on the windows. >> we'll have to come up with harder questions. i think because you guys love this town so much you can't help but know everything about it. >> contrary to public opinion i was not alone when they built the bank. a lot of people think i wasn't but i really wasn't honest to god. >> thank you guys so much. thank

mike bushell, bbc news. an official photograph has been unveiled to mark prince george's fourth birthday.ed to the uk, along with his parents the duke and duchess of cambridge and sister princess charlotte, from an official visit to poland and germany. 0ur royal correspondent, peter hunt, reports. beaming george at four, a prince poised to start school soon. a happy little boy, according to the photographer who took his official portrait. once more. he let loose on a violin. hamburg's young being encouraged to take up music almost something kate did in her youth. 0ne day, william will be centre stage. not this day, which was left to his wife to take up the baton he declined. for a helicopter mad young prince, a pre—birthday treat, being shown around one like the one his dad uses as an air ambulance pilot. this is the sort of moment when being on public display has its drawbacks. a princess not overly keen on being filmed. peter hunt, bbc news. mo farrah may be one of our most decorated 0lympians but now a graphic designerfrom swindon claims to have broken one of his world records. sir mo

mike thomas. >>> a homicide on the beltway. prince george's county police are investigating after finding a stopped car with a dead man inside. we're live with the latest on these breaking details. >>> a young boy claims his bike was hit by police car when his mother is saying about this incident but first we say good morning to you and thanks for joinings us i'm annie yu alongside mike thompson on july 2nd. >> happy sunday >> and him a 4th of july weekend. >> july forecast. >> yesterday, the storms rolled through, as you said. and but it didn't cool down the temperatures for us. >> it certainly kicked up the humidity. the sun comes back out and the sun was quick to come back out behind the storms, that evaporated things up once again and we had a brief moment yesterday where the heat index hit 103 degrees. then things got better as we headed into those evening hours. here's what's happening yesterday. there were your high, 93 at reagan, dulles, 91 be bwi 92, just ahead of storm. average high with one exception, and that was southern maryland

george cloon clooney. >> he doesn't get enough press for his handsomeness. i'm sorry, mike. >> mike's not disagreeing either. take reggie into account there, we'll get him in next time. here's a look at san jose 280 and we're at 61 degrees right now. earthquakes taking on the rapids tomorrow. interesting time. 4:45. 82 degrees and wear the sunscreen. 74 at 6:45. let's take a look at some other things. here i go as i promise the toyota sonoma nationals. look for more fog tomorrow morning but that will give way to sunshine and, of course, there's something smelly good in the air. it's going to be spicy all weekend in gilroy with temperatures in the low to mid-90s. have a great time. here's alexis. >> not feeling like this is real life here. bay bridge toll plaza and we don't have the metering lights on. wide open at 6:00 a.m. friday light and it's summer vacation time and we'll enjoy it while it lasts. little heavier once we get to san francisco and fog that has filled in here, as well. quick check of drive times right at 30 minutes out of the central valley and no delays wes

mike. very unsettled start to the morning on the roads. 210 in southern prince george's county indian head an overnight collision. details on your work around and other accidents to start you off. holly and wisdom. >> 5:31 is the time. we've been following several breaking stories including that deadly accident. two cars crashed head on on route 210 in fort washington around two. ooh 30 this morning in the southbound lanes. now, the drivers of both cars died on the scene. it is unclear whether one of the vehicles crossed over the lanes or was driving in the wrong direction. now, right now 210 is closed in both directions between palmer road and kerby hill road. >> also breaking overnight in the district, police are investigating a string of robberies and one shooting. investigators tell fox5 a man is in critical condition after being shot in the 1000 block of 17th street northwest. no last night. the robberies were across the city bass place southeast, benning road southeast, hayes street northeast and kennedy street in northwest. >> breaking news overseas right now where at least two peop

match we have got george segal yes dad george jr marty seal go go believe you got to guess what sort of looked it was because heard about it they have about mike so just to get some flavor well ask them to sing for us guys if you chile anselmo's all give us that you give us a song pretty gung ho nowhere to go there was a good you. know sectors that are. less. well known but most of the road oh yeah. yeah. well i was. very briefly thank you george let me bring you in christmas season the strangest joins you would die and then you were born in chile yes but you australian yeah so you had two choices i had to hitch my bets but i i one with julie what's good what's the school going to be two ninety two one julie excellent stuff will be merciful she won't renew absolute joy as one last quick question how you enjoy your time in russia it's amazing russians being saved my expectations being amazing greg good look for the final guys you know you had all for now. addictions costs. the. achilles the cat from the hermitage the top pundits of this competition have been making predictions so let's take a look now we've got exclusive footage for you you can

. >> that is mike, the grandson of world war ii veteran, the son of a vietnam vet and the brother in iraq. he grabbed a panel -- that man was killed in vietnam. i jumped and when georgewas trying to move another panel that had to his high school classmate, pete kovach name on it. george was tell me how pete was one of for residents killed in vietnam. and he told me what it was like around town. >> it was like surreal, bad time anyway because the vietnam war wasn't the most popular thing in the world. it was an unfortunate that a lot of people weren't reckless for their service. >> two weeks after hearing the news, george himself was drafted, shift shipped out to vietnam to be in the mekong delta as a member of the u.s. artillery squad. he came by to pay his respect. and he said there's a special bond with being a vietnam vet that's hard to explain. it's hard to clue in other people who weren't there about it. >> it's like an overlooked time for the guys. i met a guy this morning that served in the same division as i was. we sat on the side of the road and watch it come by. like i say, is something i guess you had to be there to appreciate. >> it sounds like it's a li

andrew slavitt, mike leavitt, the republican governor -- governor of utah who is also secretary of health and human services under george here is the conversation about health care. what happened to us, why has health care been something that paramount for president obama to pass and paramount for president trump to repeal? >> i think, charlie, in referring to me as a politician, that in and of itself connotes negativity. [laughter] charlie: i don't mean it that way. >> i know you don't mean it that way, but it is perceived -- when that happens, we prefer to be referred to as elected officials. [laughter] but, the nobility of politics and being involved in public debate on policy issues is a noble thing. it ought to be. many would look back to a great deal of changes, go back to tip o'neill and say the worst thing to happen in washington, d.c. was the jet airplane. because people no longer stake -- getaway day was today. we were on the 2:00 shuttle, there was the congress going back to new york, and everyone was flying out. the commuting factor, i think -- in the modern world of being back home to the constituency all t

mike lee said they would not support the bill. but his next in the battle to repeal obamacare. deputy assistant to george w. bush brad blakeman.morning. >> good morning. lea: to just repeal obamacare and fix it later. mitch mcconnell says he'll play in a repeal vote. what do you think? is this the way to go? >> this is not the way to go. the people in 2016 were given promises by republicans. not only president trump, but everyone that would repeal and replace obama and replace the monitor. then seven years to think about it in the seven years to come up with a plan. the american people gave them all the power they said. if the house, senate and white house and they still can't get it done. assuming they do, repeal it. there's been a transition period of two years. in 2018 you have the midterm elections which we know are not historically favorable to the party in power. we are in serious trouble if we don't get this done. train to visit the divergence between republicans who don't want to teach listeners to lose insurance and medicare seats and republicans to make good on campaign promises to repeal. at this point the president

mike mullen, gavin o'flaherty other members of the united , states armed forces and their families, shipyard workers and managers, members of our family who have joined us, and all the friends of george h.w. bush, we are glad you are here. the story of the uss george h w bush begins in the early days of world war ii, when our dad enlisted in the united states navy. like many servicemen deployed overseas, he was sustained by a girl he loved back home. from her dorm room, she knitted socks for him. in remote pacific atolls, he collected seashells for her. and when he returned home from war, the first thing he did was to make her his bride. 64 years ago this week, the love of my father's life has been barbara bush. [applause] mr. bush: over the years, our parents have built a family bound forever by closeness, warmth, and unconditional love. we will always feel blessed to have had the best father anyone could ever ask for. we will always be inspired by the faith, humor, patriotism, and compassion he taught us through his own example. and for as long as we live, we will carry with us dad's lessons that integrity and honor are worth more than any title or treasure, and that the truest str

mike leavitt republican governor of utah from 1990 to 2003, and secretary of health and human services under george w. bush. and congressman joseph crowley is chairmannen of the democratic caucus, representing new york's 14th district. here is the conversation about health care. what's happened to us? why has health care been something that has become paramount for the president, president obama to pass, and paramount for president trump to try to repeal is this. >> i think, charlie, in referring to me as a politician, that in and of itself connotes negativity. >> rose: i don't mean it that way. >> i know you don't mean it that way. that's not how it's perceived. oftentimes, when that happens, we referre -- we prefer to be rd to as elected officials. ( laughter ) but the nobility of politics and being involved in public debate on polls issues is a noble thing and ought to be. many would look back to a great deal of the changes and going back to tip o'neal would say the worst thing to happen to washington, d.c. was the jet airplane because people no longer stayed. getaway day was today. we were on t

] now, if you wanted to do "of mice and men" with pence as george and trump as lenny, i would pay to see that. "tell me about the rabbits, mikethe best rabbits." [ laughter ] really? also, this is really important. free speech isn't about just protecting speech you like. so if you think it's terrible to interrupt "julius caesar", you have to think it's terrible to you think she's terrible. >> and she really is! >> seth: really! [ laughter ] and sure, you can make the argument that she's not shakespeare. but if you shut her down, you give her power. and if you let her talk you'll find she's much ado about nothing. really. >> yes! really! [ cheers ] that's true, seth. i mean, she gets to speak, too. liberals cannot be hypocrites when it comes to free speech. neither can conservatives. so, you know, don't whine about this, be okay with it when ted nugent says, "president obama can suck my machine gun." and using my free speech, i'd like to say, you suck, ted nugent. your songs suck. [ light laughter ] and "cat scratch fever" is such a dumb ass stupid song, you dip [ bleep ] [ laughter and applause ] >> seth: really. >> really. >

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george w. bush and president obama have said, this is a joint quote, we've worked on political campaigns for mikeades and never heard of an offer like this one. if we had, we would insist on an immediate notification of the fbi. with any normal campaign lawyer or official or even senior volunteer, russian interference in our election happened and may very well happen again. if the campaign staffer or a senator or someone working around them gets an offer of foreign government assistance, do you agree the right thing to do is to promptly notify the fbi? >> i would hope that anyone who is aware of an effort or an attempt to interfere with our elections would report that to the appropriate authorities. whether it's somebody in a campaign or somebody anywhere else, especially in the context of cyber type intrusions, the intelligence community depends on people who are receiving the contact from reaching out and cordoning with law enforcement. that's a big, important part of the messaging on that effort. i would think that anybody in that situation would hope that they would bring the issue to the att

thank you erin and mike. 5:01 right now if you're just waking up with us. we're following breaking news out of prince george'sounty where police are investigating a deadly double shooting overnight. >> annie yu live at the scene with the very latest. good morning, annie. >> reporter: hey, good morning to you holly and maureen. i just got some information from the district heights police chief. chief elliott gibson. we now know that officers got a call that 911 call for gunshots in the area shortly you have both prince george's county pol heights police responding to this. two men found dead here at the atwood street location. this is the woodland springs apartment complex guys, and if you look closely, there are at least three evidence markers there on the grassy part. we know one of the victims was lying in that area. the victim is in his 20's and we saw across the street a second victim being loaded in the forensics van. also in victim in his early 20's and so two victims out here at the woodland springs apartment complex. police say they don't know what led up to this shooting. circumstances too early to t

you see right know after a ferguson, after a george zimmerman trial, dan wilson trial, the same people who had a problem with o.j. have a problem with miken or trayvon martin. at the end of the day, we have different sets of experiences. that's why people were celebrating, many black people were celebrating the o.j. simpson verdict, not because people didn't know o.j. sitsmps. many of us, including myself think o.j. simpson was guilty -- >> i got to run, mark. thank you, mark, thank you, kierna. join kyra phillips. cnn's special report "after o.j.: the fuhrman tapes revealed." airs tomorrow night at 10:00. sounds riveting. good to see all of you. thank you. that's it for us tonight. thanks for watching. >>> good evening, we begin tonight with blow-backs from republicans about the president's remarkable interview with "the new york times," in it ripped attorney general jeff sessions for recusing himself on russia, took verbal shots at rosenstein and former fbi director james comey. the president had a warning for russia special counsel robert mueller not to poke too far into his business. when asked by the "times" if that would constitute

mike ditka who announced his resignation in may. heather: the fbi is closer to having a new director, the judiciary committee approving christopher wraps nomination, the assistant attorney general under georges honored and humbled to fill the top spot. the pick comes after james comey was fired by donald trump earlier this year. is nomination now heads to the senate floor. the cia director slamming a new york times journalist after the paper named an undercover operative in the agency's iran operation. >> we had a publication you work for the published the name of an undercover officer at the central intelligence agency. i find that unconscionable. [applause] heather: the director speaking to brett stevens at the aspen security forum. the times name the operative in a story published last month saying they were leading an important operation and needed to be identified. rob: dolls of delivering another campaign promise showing 500 va employees have been fired since january 1st. donald trump has signed a va report to make it easier to fire corrupt employees. the bill helps accountability and protections for whistleblowers. heather: youto detecting isis recruiting clips to antiterrorist video

mike: that is right. that's why you are right to cover the opportunity cost. you were there, you covered it. you know george. bush's most productive period and barack obama's most productive period were those first few months when their party controlled the entire congress. those days are precious and fleeting. there are increasing signs they will be fleeting for donald trump. he has to jam in as much as he can with all of the foot dragging over health care, with the distractions, they are now behind on that. i think anybody would take the under on the health care vote. right now, they are exactly where they need to be to barely pass. you lose two republicans. mike pence breaks the tie. one more person walks through the door and health care is dead. everybody around this table has covered these votes. you know how it works. either you have it or you lose 10. when it looks like a turkey that will sink, people will get off of it. very bleak picture for health care. tax reform way far behind. i'm told it will try to do the development during the august recess and work on it in september. have significant actio

george w. bush for five years and is currently an msnbc political analyst. eddie glaude is a princeton university. mike lupica,"the daily new news". both contributors. when he tweets no chaos, my dad used to use a phrase they used a lot back in the '30s and '40s, i didn't steal that chicken, that chicken just followed me home. no chaos in the white house. >> when he tweeted that chaos, that moment. >> let me start with the guy who was chief of staff. andy card, you don't just have to know all the policies domestic and international but you have to manage all these egos. seeing those ten names of people who have either resigned or been fired, wasn't even a little startling. >> some of those names were people who were not part of the trump world. but still a significant number of names of people who left in the short six-month period since donald trump took office. >> the shortest tenure of any chief of staff. what does general kelly do? how does he figure out why reince priebus was let go in the first place? >> one of the challenges of anybody in the politics is to manage expectations. and general kelly

mike. >> i just don't even understand why this keeps happening. the actual number is 42. that is more than obama and george w. bush but it is less than carter and clinton, so it is not the most. in addition, exactly a third of them were ceremonial, renaming buildings and not considered, you know, something you would even list in something like this. steven kornacki, what is the president's motivation here? is he strictly speaking to his base so they can hear it and continue to cheer him only? >> this is the story of donald trump not just in politics. this is the story of donald trump. it's all about perception. open up a casino and it becomes this is the biggest, the best, the most expensive, the most fancy casino you've ever seen. it's just how he talks about everything. i think the interesting thing, though, is you're going through the tweets he put up in the last 12 to 24 hours about health care, it seems like there might be a bit of a shift here. the one he landed on this morning where he starts saying i've always said, i have always said we should let obamacare fail. that's the language he turned to -

george county to across the wilson bridge. metro on time right now if you want to take the rails. watch that rain moving in as mike mentioned. erin fox d.c. on twitter. back to you holly morrisly and wisdom. >> thanks, erin, 5:19 is the time now. if we can get the prompter that would be great. stories you're engaging with most on social media with the realtime news tracker. >> saudi arabia has clear link to extreme imin the uk. foreign affairs think tank looked in rule of saudi arabbies and other gulf nat nations. number of gulfat extremism. saudi embassy says accusations are baseless. >> secret service has been interviewing kathy griffin of her with severed head that appears to resemble president trump. . . the imannual did a lot of and they spent an hour talking to her. investigation is ongoing. >> two afghan girls will not be able to travel toll united states for robot building competition in d.c. because denied visas, they have to watch the competition from skype. afghanistan is not on affected countries of travel. the girls are confused why they can't come because team members from iran, sudan and syria were granted vis

mike barnicle. >> senior political analyst mark halperin, harold ford jr., former aide to the george w. bush white house and state department's elise jordan. michael schmidt, columnist and associate editor for "the washington post," david ignatius. new questions about the motives behind meetings between the president's son, donald jr., and changing explanations for those meetings. he was promised damaging information about hillary clinton before agreeing to meet with a russian lawyer with reported connections to the kremlin. the meeting took place june 9th, after trump had won in indiana, but still facing a long, grueling fight for delegates. the paper sources three advisers to the white house briefed on the meeting and two other with knowledge of it. they met at trump tower and included trump jr., then campaign chair paul manafort, jared kushner and the lawyer, natalia veselnitskaya. >> exactly. show those pictures again. this story, just for those of you out there that want to start hash taging fake news, which donald trump jr. has been doing a great bit lately, #fakenews. i wondered

who are on a three—day tour of of the country with prince george and princess charlotte, will also visit the german cancer research centre. mikeney which works to raise awareness of donation. good morning to you both. kay, if we could start with you and what, is what is a special anniversary today, remind people a bit of what you did, ten yea rs remind people a bit of what you did, ten years ago. well, my story really started several yea rs ten years ago. well, my story really started several years before that, when i in 2001, decided it would be something i would like to do, and approached, actually the secretary of state first of all and was referred to the department of health, and offered to donate a kidney to a stranger, but came up against a brick wall, because they we re against a brick wall, because they were so against a brick wall, because they were so anxious about scandals that had happened previously and that i couldn't understand why anybody would want to give a kidney to a stranger and decided on the grounds that it wouldn't benefit me, that a doctor wouldn't be prepared to operate on me, and it really resisted

mike will be accomplished on trade. the military and security. karl rove chief of staff for george w. bush.most comparable in d.c. i always figure you as an outside guy. >> i live in westlake, they call me a texan. austin, texas. >> bill: i'm sure you have boots on below the desk. i want you to analyze the first six months. >> your six months and come it not a major piece has been passed. your big policy guy. is that an issue or not? >> yes, it is. by comparison, at this point, george w. bush had passed tax cuts and may. by this point, president obama had passed a stimulus bill. bill clinton had a first year that had a lot of items, many medium ranked and controversial by february he had the family leave act, he had big tax increase in spending bill in august. the brady gun control bill. they were not necessarily popular to the american people, but he got them through. it is a problem for the republicans. voters are looking at it and saying, we elected a republican president, republican senate and house, we want you to get things done. the big expectations are, you're getting repeal and rep

george washington. yonder. it's rodeos on top of rollercoasters. it's favorites on favorites, alice. it's very moving. get your favorites on top of your favorites. only at applebee's. arthel: vice president mikeence overseas visiting three baltic nations bordering russia. he's getting ready to meet with our embassy staff in estonia. the former soviet republic along russia's western border. eric: the vice president is there with a message to our allies. a new bill slapping sanctions on russia is now headed to the president's desk it was passed overwhelmingly in the house and senate, veto proof. it prevent the president from imposing sanctions on russia without going to congress first. a tit for tat with us seizing their diplomatic residences here. form ear ambassador to the united nations, john bolton. ambassador, what is the message to vladimir putin with this bill? john: i think the sanctions are respect to russia are a clear political signal about congressional disapproval of russia's efforts to meddle in our election. but the form and approach the sanctions take are against individual or entities that would be designated as violating the terms of the sanctions, it's a weak way to approach