miller.m i the only one who is sick and tired of being told to pick up my trash, and we have plenty of janitors paid -- >> plenty of janitors paid to pick up the trash for you. now, that is just a high school statement. although he's young, so that was only about a decade and a half ago. it connects because miller deploys a pretty similar style today. >> i am shocked at your statement that you think only people from great britain and australia would know english. it reveals your cosmopolitan bias to a shocking degree. >> okay, you're not answering the questions. >> you have 24 hours a dale of material, and you're not going to give three minutes for the american people to -- >> i get it. there's one viewer you care about right now, and you're being -- >> when congress appeared closer on immigration compromise back in 2013 it was miller then an aide to jeff sessions who worked hard to block. he had some sense of where the gop base was headed. we worked with steve bannon's breitbart to try and s

scott miller is a tremendous leader. he's the right man at the right time to carry out a difficult mission in afghanistan. his intelligence and experience make him the appropriate choice, so i hope that this committee will act expe dishditious lly o nomination, but i will end in this. he's a great father and he's a great man. this is full package of everything we look for when we want to put that star on our shoulder and remit our kids and grandchildren's future. i thank for the opportunity to be here. i hope and i pray that we can do this as expeditious ly as b possible. i thank you, mr. chairman. you're welcome to stay and come up here if you like or you can be relieved. >> i think i'll go back to the padded room with no windows. >> thank you, senator burr. >> the committee meets today, to u.s. forces, nato and support mission, we welcome austin scott miller, commander of the joint special operations command. in order to exercise his legislative oversight responsibilities, it's important that the committee and other ap

stephen miller, everybody. mr. miller, thank you so much. thank you. yes mr.nk you for joining to me today. i know there are a lot of people who'd like to talk to you right now. >> yes, stephen. a lot of people want to talk. to me. the feeling is very foreign, so foreign that i want to deport it and capture its children. >> stephen: now, i understand you were a strong advocate for the child detention policy. were you happy with the results? >> oh, yes, stephen. this is my happy face. ( laughter ) stephen, as of june 9, we detained 2,342 children, taken from 2,206 parents, meaning 136 of those parents had more than one child. which, personally, i don't understand, because my parents swore an oath never to reproduce again after they had me. >> stephen: i thought you had a younger brother. >> he tells everyone we're not related. ( laughter ) >> stephen: there was a huge public outcry against this policy. don't you have any sympathy for these kids? >> yes, of course, i do, stephen. at first, i felt sympathy attempting to jump the border of my heart. so i used a de

miller lite. hold true. - hey, romper stomper! get up! you got a visitor. - eric!y, romper stomper! - wow! i've never had a visitor before. - well, that's not all. i snuck something in for you too. - you did? - you know how you told me you always wanted to see disneyland? - yeah. - [grunting] [water splashes] there's pirates of the caribbean. - whoa! - [grunting] here comes space mountain! [grunting] [water splashes] - oh, yeah! - [grunting] it's a small world! [water splashes] splash mountain comes next! [grunting] >> from comedy central world news headquarters in new york, this is "the daily show" with trevor noah. (cheers and applause). >> trevor: welcome to the daily show, everybody. i'm trevor noah. thank you so much for tuning in. tonight's guest, tonight's guest from imagine dragon, he has a new documentary about gay equality in the mormon church, dan reynolds is here, everybody. (cheers and applause) all right, but first let's catch up on today's headlines. canada, has become just the second country to legalize recreational marijuana nationwide. (applause)

it wasn't stephen miller.had nothing do with the campaign when donald trump called for a total and complete ban on muslims entering the united states. and stephen miller wasn't calle people on both sides of the charlottesville protest honorable people. so i really think stephen millie bobby brown may be taking on a lot of this issue but i think in this case this is donald trump, this is donald trump putting forward what he believes in, unfortunately. >> ned price, thank you very much for joining us. william cohan, thank you also. i'll tweet out the piece if you're interested. we'll continue monitoring what the president is saying out in las vegas before the nevada republican party. paying attention to what he has to say with regard to immigration and immigration policy if he says anything about the subject, of course, we'll bring those to you live. up next, the duds that certainly were a dud. the backlash, first lady melania trump's jacket choice on her trip to the border with mexico. >>> the first lady's spok

[laughter] jonathan: freedom is right, robin miller, mark okada -- priya misra, bob miller, arc okadaeat to catch up. this was "bloomberg real yield." this is bloomberg. ♪ ma i am mark crumpton. rk: president trump says he unleashed an economic miracle with this tax cut last year. the president spoke at a white house event marking the six-month anniversary of the passing of the 1.5 chile dollars measure. -- $1.5 trillion measure. candida is announcing billions of retaliatory tariffs against the u.s. in response to the trump administration's duties on canadian steel and aluminum. beginning july 1, some items will be subject to taxes of 10% or 25%. the canadian foreign affairs minister announced the measures today in hamilton, ontario. ms. freeland: canada has no choice but to retaliate with a measure of the great reciprocal dollar for -- perfectly reciprocal dollar for dollar response. freeland said, "we will not escalate and we will not back down." president trump once replacement for anthony

what they don't get is stephen miller as my chart explains is actually above it all, okay?mean? (applause). >> trevor: he looks like a huge dickhead. >> what i did just say. >> trevor: i'm still learning, michael kosta, everybody. michael kosta, everybody. we'll be right back. ♪ studied. tested. ♪ proven. for the world's best athletes, nothing beats gatorade. gorrr bears!!! indecisive? try salty and sweet snickers® yea i got it, what the hell is it? irritable? try espresso snickers® could light up the room? aveeno® positively radiant sheer daily moisturizer. lightweight hydration for positively radiant skin that lasts. aveeno®. naturally beautiful results®. wearing powerful sunscreen? yes! neutrogena® ultra sheer. unbeatable protection helps prevent early skin aging and skin cancer with a clean feel. the best for your skin. ultra sheer®. neutrogena®. my mom washes the dishes... ...before she puts them in the dishwasher. so what does the dishwasher do? new cascade platinum lets your dishwasher be the dish washer. three cleaning agents dissolve, lift and rinse away food the f

stephen miller has still been there. he started early on in the campaign.n that both shares the president's kind of gut feeling on immigration, and he has been the architect, really, of the president's immigration agenda. and i think those who bet on the fact that the president is somehow going to yield to some of this pressure with people like miller and jeff sessions and john kelly whispering in his ear on these things, i think are betting on the wrong side. my sense is that's not where he's going to go, and if he does in the end, it's really only going to be because of intense political pressure. in this case he seems defiant in the face of that. >> david, sheeter volume of negative headlines and pushback even from high-profile republicans, do you see a scenario in which president trump second-guesses the wisdom of what sessions and miller have done? >> how many times have we had this conversation, is he going to back off? certainly this time he has to back off. one thing we've learned, he doesn't back off, and i think it's unfair to the president to sug

this is classic stephen miller.pent a lot of time talking to miller reporting on miller for a pro-tile at the atlantic and the thing that i came away with was that, he absolutely is a fierce ideology when it comes to this right wing nationalist world view. he spoke at length to me about the conservative nationalism sweeping across the world and how that movement would ultimately prevail because there was greater emotional residence to that movement than any other movement. the other thing i found out about -- as i spent time with him, is he thrills at advancing it in a most caustic way possible. it's how you get the travel ban implemented the way it was to maximize chaos at the airports and it's now how you get an immigration policy that's so draconian at the border that it's eliciting outrage across the country, across the political spectrum. to stephen miller and his allies, that is the point. that provocation is the point. they want to see this anger and outrage because they've made this grim political calculatio

. >> what is the rule you want us to adopt in this case assuming we keep miller, miller and smith versus maryland on the book? >> the rule we seek is longer-term aggregations of cell phone -- is a search and requires a warrant. we are not asking the court to overturn those cases. we think the lesson to be drawn from riley and a jones is that any extension of predigital to this digital data -- must rest on their own bottom. >> how would you distinguish miller? >> miller requires more limited records and that it was voluntarily conveyed and words -- and were created by the passing of instruments in the stream of commerce to transfer funds. what we have here is more sensitive and less voluntary. >> why is it more sensitive? why is cell site location information more sensitive than bank records, which particularly today, when a lot of people do not use cash much, a bank record will disclose purchases, it will not only disclose everything the person buys, it will not only disclose locations, it will disclose things that can be very sensitive. >> i actually agree, justice alito, at the informa

you've done a story this week about how attorney general jeff sessions and white houad ser steven miller have been cultivating many of these ideas and policies. for yea this isn't something that just came out of the blue. >> no. exactly. fact, a lot of people date the sort of first utterance that president trump or then candidate trump made about srat of immon and sort of antiimmigrant sentiment from the tim that the announcement of his campaign, when he came down and talked about rapists and murderers comingver from mexico. in fact, it goes back much further. there were -- there a speech that he gave before he announced for tresidency in texas in which he called people coming across the borderme from co vomit. said they're coming over like vomit. if you go back further in his sort of personal history, you know, obviously there was the anti --. >> but they've talked about the separation of the families fory s. michael: right. part of that was what drew sessions andiller to him was that they saw in him a kinited spnd had been talking, miller has been talking about the issue of deterrence

i ierviewed miller in his office in the west wing a couple weeks ago and he made it clear amid all of the confusing rhetoric that the other administration officials, whether it is a deternt or not, miller was absolutely clear. he said of course it's a deterrent and there isepo ng back from it because we need to send a message. robert: is it a deterrent? you've been studying and reporting on immigration and younow president obama dealt with this, a surge of migrants in we saw border crossings drop in early 2017. what is the actual reality at the border with these crossings? who is coming over and wdot the data tell us? >> a lot of these are children and their parents, usually their mothers. i spent some time in guatemala this year. there is an o epidemicf domestic violence, gang violence, real threats people's safety that they're fleeing and, also, obviously an economic element as well. when people feel they don't have anption they're going to leave. you know,ea they may news stories. first of all it takes time for is to trickle down. we'll wait and see when we have new borde crossing

steven miller used to work for jeff sessions. we've seen their views on immigration in the past seem to mirror each other and being hard liners on the issue. but i think this is a public relations strategy from the administration to walk back some of their former statements on separating families at the border and being tough on law and order. i think we also saw that with the first lady's visit to the border earlier on thursday. i know that that was really over-shadowed by the whole jacket fiasco, but it was an effort to make the administration seem a bit more gentler on the issue because they had gotten a ton of backlash from more moderate republicans and in the news media and there was reporting that the president was convinced to sign this executive order because he saw all of the negative coverage in the news media. so i think that definitely played a role. >> melanie, i know you've been speak, republican lawmakers trying to overcome what is already going to be this uphill battle even before president trump sent out the twee

coors miller coors brews and distributes p.b.r. under longstanding agreement that pre-dates miller course. current corporate configuration the agreement expires in two thousand and twenty and miller corps has said that they may not renew it pap's alleges a breach of contract and anti-competitive practices in twenty six in a twenty sixty lawsuit now set to finally begin on nov twelfth after miller corps repeated motions to dismiss were rejected the stakes are very high for a pass which reported reportedly only had a five point five million gallons of independent production capacity and twenty fifteen a loss in court would leave them with a much less with much less product to sell and a difficult path to markets beer drinkers on a budget may want to stock up. and it is an unfortunate circumstances a circumstance especially for me who served in government for thirty years when government officials or politicians behave badly but it doesn't change the fact that when we learn about backroom deals and people lying under oath it gets unde

olympic skier bode miller. his 19-month-old daughter drowning. what the skier and father is saying tonight. >>> and the family of six trapped on a sinking boat off the american coastline. you will hear their desperate 911 call for help. >>> good evening tonight from singapore. it was a remarkable moment to witness here. the historic summit seen all over the world. after decades as enemies and a growing threat of nuclear war, the two leaders who called each other names instead shaking hands with the world watching. president trump and kim jong-un walking toward one another. then the hand shake, both looking serious before smiling moments later. the first time ever a sitting u.s. president met with the leader of north korea. first sitting down one on one before meeting with a larger group. the president saying after the first meeting the two had an excellent relationship. at one point president trump calling kim jong-un the presidential limousine called the beast. it was this moment that seemed unlikely. president trump promising kim jong-un securi

alongside robert miller from blackrock and mark okada of highland capital management.et a market check on treasuries. yields lower on the two-year by about two basis points. the 10 year coming in six. the 30 year coming eight. the shape of the curve a little flatter. that conversation coming up shortly. coming up, the final spread. the week ahead featuring the mexican election and the payrolls report and of course , fireworks in the united states of america. this is "bloomberg real yield." ♪ ♪ jonathan: i'm jonathan ferro. this is "bloomberg real yield." it is time for the final spread. coming up over the next week, mexico will be holding its presidential election. it will be a shortened trading week in the united states due to the fourth of july holiday with an early close of trading on tuesday and market close on wednesday. we will get fed minutes, the u.s. jobs report and the scheduled start of u.s. tariffs on $34 billion of chinese goods. so with me, priya misra of td securities, bob miller from blackrock, mark okada of highland securities in dallas, -- highland ca

who's better than bill miller the third and bill miller the fourth we are going way back. >> the interestingwhen his younger brother was born, i want to make him the fifth. >> well, that's true >> maybe it works for george anyway, guys, welcome and we love talking to you again. there is a long list of stocks to discuss let me plunge right into it. bill, let's start with amazon because that's been such a winner for you overtime. every segment we are talking about how big these companies get or should they by the way media asset? would it be bad for you if amazon starts to buy more assets >> i don't think they'll buy anything one of the things they sow early on that netflix saw was the media business was fragmented between content and distributio distribution with the internet, you can green light the project and make it distribute globally. >> ironically now that the kind of regulatory environment is okay with that tie up because netflix and others have done it already and if you said no to this, you have to go back and say well, somehow they don't work either. you think amazon can build this

there is a reason why stephen miller signed on to the campaign. there is a reason why stephen miller survived the whole campaign. there is a reason why stephen miller has survived this long in the white house. ashley, their views align when it comes to immigration. it wasn't a mistake that donald trump came out and started his campaign by saying mexico, a sending rapists and criminals over the border. it wasn't a mistake. it wasn't something he stumbled on with building the wall. these were plans put in place by sam nunberg and roger stone, what they thought would work in a republican primary, what they thought would work to donald trump's advantage. >> you're right. there has been this myth at various points on immigration that steech millphen miller is kind of this dark puppet master pulling the president to a place where he is not comfortable going, and that's simply not true. the president is not an ideologue. he does not have a lot of firmly-held views. as we both saw on the campaign trail, trade is one and immigration is the other. so there

i'm sorry, stephen miller does have the excuse, stephen miller does have the president's ear. the president, i think, is is the president, right? >> and the president is in line with stephen miller and mike coffman. coffman represents a more moderate view, represents a swing district for latino voters worried about the daca problem, trying to get that vote on daca separately which the white house and the speaker oppose. stephen miller has a more hard line view that's in line with the president. while the president may think this is a good political issue, perhaps it is to rile up the base, it could hurt republicans like mike coffman who do not want to take this hard line view, particularly in a general election. >> the lack of consistency, i guess, is what makes it hard to track for me. if you're mike coffman, even if you oppose the president, you kind of want to know where he is. >> i think as hard as the policy itself, you can argue the merits and demerits in the policy. the lack of consistency and the lack of clarity about what the policy actually is after the president sig

they passed out wanted posters calling miller a white nationalist. consistenting him against crime against humanity. they are so tedious. they need new lingo. late-night comedians are attacking the white house press secretary sarah sanders not because of anything she did, but because she was asked to leave a virginia restaurant because of the president's policies. this week sarah sanders got to do what conservative white women love most: speak with the manager. >> [laughing]. >> her serve asked what wanted and she refused to answer. >> what do you mean you treat everybody with respect? you work for donald trump. you don't treat yourself with respect. >> laura: other comments were to obscene to even give you a bleeped in version. let's bring in mike huckabee, host of huckabee on saturday and sunday and former of the great state of arkansas. you gave me some good news on my radio show on monday. you broke it that the red hen manager walked across the street with a group of people and followed your daughter's family to another restaurant. so they can't

miller and his wife posted heartbreaking tributes to their daughter on social media. on instagram miller wrote never in alion years did we think we would experience a pain like this. about ten people die every dayo accidental drowning according to the cdc. many of the victi arekids. injury prevention experts say that layers of protection can prevent drownings. designate an adult to watch over young swimmers. private pools should have fences around them remove toys and other objects that may lure kids to unsupervised areas. lastly, experts say weak swimmers should always have on a life jacket. >>> this morning security experts are sounding an alarm about an increasing number of phone scams. scammerse are even using ph numbers that look familiar to you in some cases. experts say you may notice u scammerssing numbers with the same area code or even the same first six digits of a friend's first number. according to true caller, more than $ billion was lost in phone scams last year. >>> well, auick thinking b is being hailed a hero. >> yeah. we want to show you some dash c

powers, bob mary miller, thank you. see you next time. our viewers worldwide, this was "bloomberg real yield." this is bloomberg. ♪ >> nine mark crumpton with first word news. france's finance ministers as the u.s. is becoming increasingly isolated as president trump continues to push his america first trade policy. he spoke to bloomberg tv at the g7 gathering in whistler, british columbia. we should have been united during the g7 to tackle the global challenges of the world appeared on thinking of course about growth, employment, development, and instead of that, we will be divided between not being a g7 but ag six plus one. u.s. impose new tariffs on steel and aluminum imports from some of its closest allies. the eu says it will take immediate steps to retaliate. can do impose tariffs on u.s. made motorcycles, whiskey, and orange juice. mexico will place to on everything from u.s. flat steel to cheese. mike parson will become missouri's 57 government today when eric greitens's resignation becomes official. he says he wants to assure peo

there are wanted posters with miller's image! wanted poverty. -- posters. to be hunted and captured. justifyed in their mind. for month the left insisted that the travel ban was unconstitutional. they derided trump as racist for attempting to prohibit travel from hot spots that obama tar t targeted too. we can't vet these people. no system is in place. the court today weighed in, want ruling that the president has the authority to regulate immigration, but that the ban didn't contain any religious or anti-muslim bias. >> the ruling shows that all of the attacks from the media and the democrats and politicians are wrong and they turned out to be very wrong. >> laura: the left was stunned that the supreme court sided with trump on the travel ban. the dnc deputy chair without even an attempt at a reference to interpretation, he reacted this way. >> gorsuch should not be on the supreme court. he is not there properly. you can do that. you can jam in a supreme court by denying a sitting president their right to appoint the supreme court justice. that's what happ

skier bode miller and his wife mourning the loss of their 19-month-old daughter who fell into a pool at a friend's home and drowned in the pool. first responders unable to save her. nbc's miguel almaguer has a hart breaking reminder tonit for all parents. >> the baby fell in the pool. >> no, don't stop. >> oka paramedics are on their way. >> reporter: the 911 call came from this gated community in orange county, california, olympic champion bode miller confirming oline died in an accidental drowning. we are beyond devastated. our baby girl emmy pass away. never in a million years did we think we would experience a >> how long was she in the pool? >> we don't know. >> about two minutes. >> no, we don't know. keep going. >> reporter: when fifirrived on saturday, emmeline was rushed from a neighbor's pool to a hospital. >> this is so tragic because eyere all inside the house. it wasn't their house. unfortunately the little girl just found her way to the backyard pool. >> reporter: with miller sharing photos and video. >> hi, dada. >> the cdc says ten pele die every day from unintentiona

wind and water why the ducks millers trait was listed as part of the world cultural heritage. a very special award ceremony serves up our first course today since two thousand and two over one thousand gastronomist experts of joint force every year to select the fifty best restaurants in the world there are no strict criteria any restauranteur can impress with their skill and creativity we got a taste of the color marry. the stars lined up here you don't have a cook there are international gourmet chefs and they're all hoping their restaurant will be named one of the top fifty in the world. the world's best restaurant twenty eight is austudy fried just gonna. it's the second time since two thousand and sixteen that must seem a book tour of italy has won the trophy. his own study in fact it's gonna in modern italy is known for its unconventional takes on classic italian dishes and is regarded as one of the world's most creative chefs. such creations as consisting entirely of a cheese crust have not only won him praise in his own country. irani it's ironic isn't it if you know u

but let's move to what is happening on the border a congressman wants stephen miller gone.ch this. >> i believe miller advised him on the border, on this recent problem in terms of tearing families apart. that lack of understanding of the significance of how that played out has stephen miller's fingerprints on it. and so i think the president needs a different adviser. >> stephen miller part of that hard line immigration advising and stance. but do you think for him to go, would pigs be flying first? >> i think stephen miller is a survive in this administration because he consistently does things that the president likes. remember i believe it was last summer where he took on reporters in the white house briefing room, went toe to toe over immigration. and it was a performance that the president reportedly found very impressive. he has survived the purge of steve bannon. he sort of came in as a bannon world type. former staffer for jeff sessions everyone as jeff sessions getting criticized by the president, steven miller oig continues to survive. and it is important to unde

matt miller. latest on the world cup. miller, throughout the day.y decision live at 7:40 a.m. in new york. 12:40 p.m. in london. we will hear from president draghi for a five minutes after that. you can -- 45 minutes after that. you can follow our live blog on .he rate decision at tv the headline event next wednesday sees president draghi speaking with jay powell of the , youtheir counterparts can watch that on bloomberg tv. , joining use now is marilyn watson. we will talk about what central banks can do next and what the main thought lines are in the markets. thank you. the fed was clear. is the challenge for the ecb to be as clear as jay powell was yesterday? marilyn: he went out of his way to say he was being clear, communicating in simple language. four mario draghi and the ecb, it is a much tougher proposition. whether they make more announcements today, weather in july is almost academic. by september, they will have to announce something. there is so much going on in terms of issues in the eurozone, the data being mixed and murky,

. >> i will let mr miller hit some of this too. answering, starting with the position it would help explain what some of it would look like. you have been piloting with black youth specifically where there are two young people doing the approach where literally every service provider that works with them, every time they get a text message or a phone call they meet and go to the school and they share similar data and we are looking at that and it being charted on this framework. if we had a liaison tha could help us look at where they are in terms of their testing, where they are in terms of their grades, it would help inform. these are some of the people who are on both ends of the spectrum with helping inform us. and what we have found out through that is -- that the reading levels have improved. we don't have the data how much they have improved. this would help us be a little bit more intentional about to the attendants and what that looks like, and their grades, their participation, as well as the anecdotal information outside

forces afghanistan and nato support mission we will come tenant general scott miller part jsoc it is important that committee and other appropriate committees are able to receive testimony and briefing or answer the following questions you answer yes or no. have you adhered to all laws and regulations? >> i have. >> to agree when asked of your personal views even if they differ from the administration? >> i do. >> to assume any duties undertaking any actions appear to presume the confirmation process? >> i have not mac will you ensure your staff compare -- complies with deadline communication including questions for the record and hearings? >> i will senator. >> we cooperate to provide witnesses in response to congressional requests? >> i will senator. >> ) he protected from reprisal for their testimony? >> yes or they will. >> do you agree to appear and testify before this committee? i do. >> you agree to provide copies including electronic forms of communication in a timely manner when requested by a committee or to consult regarding the basis of any good faith delay or denial. >>

today only about fifty of the netherlands millers are professional the other fifteen hundred work on a volunteer basis if they didn't most of the mills would stand idle. but the volunteers run them at least a few days a week. to be managed or. you get younger and younger people and that's good because it will. at least maintain for. the mill don't grow. so it will be totally. understood the tour takes over or his troops last going. so we have to. do crafts so that the good people in the. mills have operate. and in the netherlands since the thirteenth century they had a radical impact on the country driving its economic growth industrial mills processed meat or sawed wood. the polder windmills pump water out of low areas and help to drain the land once underwater much of the netherlands lies below sea level if not for these mills some regions wouldn't even exist. by the nick nineteenth century there were some ten thousand mills around the country now only about twelve hundred survive among them are water mills generally in the south of the country. special about this mill it's a combi

he's simply doing what he's told to be doing but stephen miller, his white nationalist senior adviser. jeff sessions, kirstjen nielsen, these people are dead set to separate families, regardless of what the law says, and the president should be reminded, they all should be reminded, that the law -- and i'll be technical here for a second -- section 208 of the immigration law says you can apply for asylum in the united states whether you're here legally, whether you're not here legally, whether you arrived legally, whether you arrived between the ports of entry. it is absolutely legal what these people are doing, and to prosecute them for a federal criminal misdemeanor, that is a violation of law. that is a violation of our international obligations as a country, the united states. >> david, there is some new data that just came out and it shows, according to the u. n., that the u.s. has the greatest percentage of asylum seekers compared to any other country in the world. does that surprise you? >> no, of course not. we are the beacon of liberty. we are the beacon of freedom. that's pr

i'm aruna miller, and i have a lot of reasons to give back.ct every maryland family. i'm running for congress and i approved this message because right now, protecting maryland families means stopping donald trump. [ applause ] >>> hoda's on >>> carson and jenna, fourth hour? >> announcer: this is a ne"news today" news break. >> we want to get a check on the roads and railsith melissa mollet. >> good morning, angie. a new problem in laurel. this is a tractor trailer on fire here this morning. noehbound 95 bef 198 is where this is right now. we have lanes blocked there as you head northbound near 198. green line braelh avenues because of a malfunction at georgia avenue. >>> a check on your forecas is stay with us. >>> good wednesday morning. very different today than ssterday. cloues and showers north and west, and temperatures are warmer, too. in the low '60s to upper 70s. 87 for a day haoeupl high. we will see thunderstorms later this afternoon. not for everybody, though. tomorrowhrgh the weekend will be dry and hot for your father's day. 92n

a lot of folks around here like steven miller -- >> you don't like steven miller, i get it.ou attacked steven. tell us your ideas you have no idea. >> -- racially charged and this is a complete spectacle designed by this administration to show children in pain, and in fear so you can acheerieve a legislativ end. they strike bottom and keep digging every single day. the fact that you want to defend it and play this game. this is a guy who has been a wrecking ball in this society and speaking of insults, your boss there, is the king of insulting people mostly like handicap people and war veterans but that is okay -- >> i am waiting for one idea -- >> just humor me. i put on several policy matters. you have attacked -- >> -- that seeks. >> jason you want to -- you want a policy. here is a policy. the polly of the administration is to not separate families with children. we can do executive order. one paragraph, one subject piece of legislation comes forward. the fact that you are saying you have to have a comprehensive answer. you said washington wants to patch things, you know

i'm aruna miller, and i have a lot of reasons to give back. it's why in the legislature, i helped write dozens of laws to protect every maryland family. i'm running for congress and i approved this message because right now, protecting maryland families means stopping donald trump. (birds chirping, a running ahh.k,) the new deer park sparkling is made with real spring water. ♪ it's so refreshing and delicious, you don't need slo-mo models to sell it. real spring water, real fruit flavors and refreshing bubbles. just what's refreshingly real. >>> good morning to you. i'm eun yang. >>'m aaron gilchrist. we had some technical difficulties there, and we are backow and ready to get your tuesday started. we want to start with a look at the forecast. >> storm team 4 meteorologist chuck bell and sheena parveen have more on this hot and humid day, and then we'll check in with melissa.nd >> a hot humid day in the forecast again, but we actually have a little bit of a change today. uck is back. that's the number one change. number two is we have a couple

this is a situation where there are folks like steven miller, they own this. and there's really no other way to look at it. i mean, i think that comparison is fair. because you look at these images, and this is -- this is self-inflicted bad policy. but it's tough, dara, to talk about this through the lens of politics when there are children separated from their parents. and it's very unclear just whether or not the new policy is going to correct it. so this is something that quite frankly when i talked to sources up on capitol hill in the republican party, they are begging the administration to address in some policy problem. >> and still so many unanswered questions there. i want to go back to what president trump said yesterday about this being a winning issue for the republicans. "the new york times" came out with a story today. the reporter writes, their resilience suggests a level of unity among republicans that could help mitt at a time mr. trump's low overall approval rating. liz, will the level of steadfast support be enough? >> yeah, i think it's pres