[laughter] walter: you have family there you keep in touch. mike: i do. walter: you have not been back. mike: i have not. it is funny, since last december when the major announcement about approaching cuba was made the first questions were for my own kids. what do you think? i told them, give it time, it is too early. ask me this question in a year and then we can discuss it. i still feel that that is way too early. we have not seen anything on the other side. it has all been one-sided. it has all been from the united states side, the willingness to open up. you can open an embassy, there's nothing wrong with that. i think that is well-founded. we need to see what the reaction is from those in power in cuba and whether what is going to happen, what is going to be done is going to be done for the right reasons. whether it is going to be done -- it should not be done for getting american tourists in cuba to smoke cigars and drink rum and dance to cuban music. that should not be the reason for it. the reason should be to create a better way for those folks th

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[laughter] walter: you have family there, you keep in touch. mike: i do. i do. i do. i do. walter: you have not been back. mike: i have not. i have not been back. you know, it is funny, since last december when the major announcement about approaching cuba was made, the first questions were for my own kids. what do you think? i told them, give it time, it is too early. it is way too early. ask me this question in a year and then we can discuss it. i still feel that that is way too early. we have not seen anything on the other side. it has all been one-sided. it has all been from the united states' side, the willingness to open up. you can open an embassy, there's nothing wrong with that. i think that is well-founded. we need to see what the reaction is from those in power in cuba and whether what is going to happen, what is going to be done is going to be done for the right reasons. whether it is going to be done -- it should not be done for getting american tourists in cuba to smoke cigars and drink rum and dance to cuban music. that should not be the reason for it. the rea

celebrate our own freedom by taking a 15 minute break, and we will return to hear the great walter isaacson interview mike bezos. [applause] >> at that same event philanthropist mike bezos father of amazon founder jeff bezos talked about his experience and agreed to the united states from cuba as a boy. he talked to the president of the aspen institute for 30 minutes. walter: the immigrant sometimes is the one who best understands the concept of freedom and what america is all about. tell us about your experience as an immigrant. how did you get here, what did you feel? mike: thank you. for allowing me to be here. the conversations have been so unbelievable that i am over the top already, doing something that we take for granted, these discussions, these conversations. it is unbelievable. so go back to 1958 back in cuba and i was at that time maybe 13 14 years old. i was fine. i was a teenager, doing my thing, going to school, minding my own business.

her own freedom by taking a 15 minute break and then we will return to hear the great walter isaacson interview mike bezos. [applause] [inaudible conversations] >> that is basically when a business owner doesn't like the review of their business and says i am going to sue you or i'm going to threaten to see you. they may actually go forward with that but the user the person who wrote that reviewer share that experience you know it's first-hand and that it's factual and true like you are the little guy and you might not have the money to really go to court over what you wrote about a chinese food restaurant or that car mechanic so instead of doing that you just take off your review. so while yelp is protected because of section 230 of the communications decency act what we are really worried about is the chilling effect that those types of lawsuits or threats of lawsuits would have on people that would otherwise share their first-hand experience. >> we are attempting to deploy initially about 600 satellites. 600 satellites in our first consolation. their regulatory items we have to address. clearly t

mike. >> maybe he will jam a bit. we are ready for fun. >> we hope you watch beginning at 7:00 o'clock tonight. walterpy fourth of july. >> yes walter. >> meteorologist rick williams and cecily tynan. >> that is right. >> looking forward to it, guys, have a good time. >>> our live coverage of the wawa welcome america fourth of july jam kicks off at 7:00 and runs until 11:00 o'clock right here on channel six. >>> ♪♪ >> other areas neighborhoods came together to celebrate american independence. right here in springfield delaware county people lined the streets near sachsford avenue and powell red for their parade including the local fire department, along with dozens of youngsters on bicycles. >>> hundreds of people also came out for one of bucks county's biggest fourth of july parade. dozens of marching units band fire trucks, antique cars, made their way down second street pike, right here in southampton. baby parade is a favorite here parents marching with the wagons and pushing youngsters along strollers local members of the american military were also there riding in impressive fashion inside sever

either cecil the lion after that american dentist walter palmer from minnesota killed that nrooin africa. >> cecil the lion not just that line. this is cecil mikef a celebrity at national park in zimbabwe he was a star attraction for yourist and had laid back attitude towards humans celebs all over tweets about this illegal hunt. also cecil i'm struggle also cecil i'm struggling to imagine anything more beautiful than this and out spoken sharon osborne wentz after the man that killed cecil saying i hope walter palmer losses his home, his practice and his money. he's already lost his soul. >> and mia farrell how about this got back lash yesterday afternoon for tweeting walter palmer's address in minnesota she blasted out his business address. folks throat folks thought it was his home address it was not. she put out on internet that or twitter it was his business address. his dentistry. so how about i know this say little old but i can't get over. it jimmy kimmel i love him. he did a three-minute die tribe about this guy and towards the end he started talking about how you could help by giving money to wild life federations and organizations. li

that's with amy walter of the cook political report and tamara keith of n.p.r. let's start with mike shall we? mike huckabee said -- and we can take a look at what he had to say -- that the president's foreign policy is the most feck less in american history, it is so naive that he would trust the iranians. by doing so he replaced the israelis and marched them to the door of the oven. obviously, that was a holocaust reference. and before i ask you to weigh in on that, let's hear what the president had to say in response while asked about it while traveling in africa. >> when you get rhetoric like this, maybe it gets attention, withand maybe it's just to push mr. trump out of the headlines. but it's not the kind of leadership that is needed for america right now. i don't think that's what anybody democratic, republican or independent is looking for out of their political leaders. >>leaders. >> ifill: it should be said no one asked the president about donald trump but he managed to bring it up. what are these policies and provocation that we're talking about. >> i think the president i

mike fleck as well. any number we found those linkd to him have been disconnected. reporting live from allentown walter perez channel6 "action news." rick. >> walter thank you. >>> new jersey governor chris christie announced today he is asking for federal disaster aid for the south jersey counties hit hard by a severe storm last month. the storm that was described as a macro burst hit back on june 23rd took down trees power lines damaged homes and left people without power for days. the damage done in atlantic burlington camden and gloucester county was estimated at more than $15 million. now christie is asking fema and president obama to help. the governor was criticized for not offering assistance when the storm hit. >> turning now to our forecast. the humidity is creeping back in. you can certainly feel it when you step outside. meteorologist melissa magee joins us with the latest details from accuweather on this monday. hi, melissa. >> hi, monica. yes, as we go throughout the rest of the evening hours and especially on tuesday you'll notice an uptick in the humidity. as we look at the numbers howe

mike feldman on it. just don't take any chances. be mighty careful. sen. gore: could you possibly call herbert walters? let me see if he's going to be here. pres. johnson: they tell me he's not. sen. gore: he never understood this issue. he happened to be there when i made my speech the other day. he didn't realize the issue. the program takes care of the very poor. this bill will provide prepaid health care for the great body of our self-supporting proud people who remain so even after 65. anyway, i will do that. pres. johnson: is he committed to the doctors? sen. gore: i'm afraid he is, but he's happy to be away, and if i find out he will not be away -- pres. johnson: ok. >> president johnson and albert gore senior talking about medicare on september 2, 1964. later that day, lbj urges another democratic senator to support medicare. with carl layton of arizona. lbj mentions presidential rival in arizona republican senator barry goldwater. pres. johnson: i see goldwater is flying back. is that going to be a close vote? he says he is flying back from arizona. don't you let him beat us, carl. sen. hayden

philadelphia, a walter main break fifth second street between west minister avenue and wyalusing that has, that part of the fifth second street closed so you have to go over to haverford road mike, to get by. >> you got it. 6:02 on this monday. a very popular cafe known for wine cheese, was robbed overnight. >> yeah, lets get to sabina because police say armed suspect got away were four bags full of cash, a sabina. >> reporter: that is right guys. bags of money. it happened at tria cafe. the good thing here is nobody was hurt. we did notice employees came back here earlier this morning who looked like they were finishing cleaning up. this happened just after closing time. it is here on the 1100 block of spruce street between 11th and 12th street. it happened at 1:30 this morning. police say two people and with the fake weapon held up employees here at the very popular and well known wine and cheese bar. typically packed on a weekend night. now, in the video you can see officers talking to people on the scene just after the robbery. it appears they might have been employees here when everything happened. twenty-nine suspects got away were four bank bags of stuff with cash, about

mike and alex back over to you. >> septa blitz i heard of that. >> okay. 7:03 this happened a few hours ago zimbabwe seeks to extra diet walter palmer who killed cecil the lion that was lured out of a sanctuary and then killed a has bee in not have gotten palmer while still in the country but flu back from florida. >> "we're appeal to be responsible authorities for extradition back to zimbabwe so he may be made accountable" he is hiding now. nobody knows where he is. he has a summer home. he's not. there he has -- not in home in minnesota and not gone back to his departmental office. they cannot find him. but $brought up trophy hunting as app appropriate thing to do. all over the country. and man, i have not seen her in a year. her name is huntser concernleman a cheerleader for the texas tech red raiders. >> kendal jones. >> kendal jones. >> she likes to kill big animals for trophy purposes which is fine if that's what you feel like you want to do with your life. but now she's getting a lot of heat down there in texas. >> here's a picture with her and lion. >> look at the size of that beautiful lion. >> ugh. >> some people think it's great. a young

and if that salt walter were allowed to intrude he represents the front line of communities that would be very adversely impacted. i'm pleased to yield three minutes to my colleague, mike thompson. the chair: the gentleman is recognized for three minutes. .

philanthropist mike bezos the father of amazon.com founder jeff bezos, talked about his expenses integrating from cuba as a bona fide american freedom. this conversation about immigration with walter isaacson takes place at the national constitution center in philadelphia. it's about 30 minutes. >> well, the immigrant sometimes is the one who best understands that concept of freedom and what america is all about. tell us about your experience as an immigrant. how did you get your? what did you feel? >> all right, good thank you. first of all for allowing me to be your the conversations have been so unbelievable. i'm over the top already, doing something that is so, we take for granted, these discussions these conversations. it's unbelievable. so go back to 1958 back in cuba, and i was at that time maybe 13 14 years old. i was fine. i was a teenager doing my thing going to school, minding my own business. there was no thought of ever leaving cuba. my dad is he owned a lumber mill which he worked hard at. that's where i learned my work ethics from get up at 5:00 in the morning and worked until 5:00 in the evening. so it was but it was a good comfortable life. then all of a sudden th

and if that salt walter were allowed to intrude he represents the front line of communities that would be very adversely impacted. i'm pleased to yield three minutes to my colleague, mike thompson. the chair: the gentleman is recognized for three minutes. . mr. thompson: if that freshwater doesn't run through and to the ocean the saltwater runs back in. i have two major cities in my district that relies on that for the source of water. if this bill passes, their water supply is in jeopardy. you can't drink salts water. it just doesn't work. california is in the middle of an extreme drought. it's not due to a lack of pumping. it's not because our state's water regulations and it's not because we're putting fish ahead of farms and people. it's because there's no rain and there's no snow. no bill can make it rain but this bill makes a bad situation even worse. it's wrong for california. it won't stop the drought. it won't make it rain but it will kill jobs and it will ruin drinking water for millions of californians. the state of california won't support this bill because it ignores 20 years of established science and undermines our extensive efforts to implement equal me