obama care has continued to mo us. i'm hoping we get the support we can pass this after the fourth of july break. >> meantime the leadership can only lose the votes of 2 republican senators and still pass a health care bill. we hurd some lawmakers say they weren't going to vote for it. there's some wild cards that may or may not come around. certainly not dead. a lot of democrats say it's dead in the water. it ain't dead. >>> you can add maryland to the list of states that won't be handing over the personal information of voters for the white house's new voter fraud commission. there are 29 states refusing to comply with the request. maryland attorney general didn't hold back. there's the statement right there and he said in part, i find this request repugnant. it serves not only to intimidate voters, there's no evidence that the integrity of the 2016 election was compromised by we'll go to mississippi now. the republican secretary of state said the commission can go, quote, jump in the gulf of mexico. and this is demo

mo. bert used his connections to procure 13,000 young grape vines of 30 varieties.y conducted repeated cultivation tests. they narrowed down the grapes best suited to the environment to just six varieties. >> translator: during monsoon season, the mold took root and spread rapidly. the majority of the grapes were a lost cause. we were desperate to find grape varieties that were resistant to mold and humidity. >> in march 2002, the team finally got a good harvest. it had been four years since they had begun their endeavor. >> i saw the willingness of these people to learn and learn and learn. the motivation was learning. something new which they didn't know before. >> the next step was to turn the grapes into wine. but neither bert nor min zho had wine making experience. they enjoyed experts from germany for short term stays and researched books and the internet. in november 2004, myanmar's first domestic wine was released by bert and his team. it was a red wine. >> translator: when we finally had a wine that could be sold to consumers, we were all overjoyed. we had

. >> mo: he uses his rhetoric and his mannerisms even. >> dagen: i can attest of knowing anthony scaramucci's a stand-up guy and those are his mannerisms. he did not pick them up from trump. anthony has always talk like this. >> mo: it seems genuine that he wants to be a fierce advocate for this president. the job of communications director typically and everyone can establish and how they want, but typically ed not to be a spokesperson, it's typically to be the person to help map out the strategy. if this is what they want the message strategy to be, to have a big, open, air all the dirty laundry and have an open fight over who's been leaking and who's going to get fired, okay, but that means they're not driving a message strategy around health care reform as the senate -- it's not breaking through. >> harris: obama went after the same people, he may not have done it as openly, but trust me, those prosecutions were fierce. >> trish: at reince priebus should watch his back right now. it is quite possible his days are numbered because you've got someone in there that might not be taking too

us. when you guys are the ones mo misled us, put together these dramatic promotions, all of that. >> justong rewarded letter. >> write to your congress person. >> or maybe i should just jump in the water with the shark. >> ya. you know, i think people get defensive they feel like a dope. >> well, you know, i except the fact that i feel silly, along with millions of other people. >> again, how did you think they were going to get the shark to stay in it lane? >> here is the thing, mike. >> with chum and walls, right? >> no, here is the thing. i didn't have enough time to think that far. i didn't give it that much time of day. i just thought i watched the promos, oh, he'll race a shark, and i moved on with my life. >> maybe we can find the original promos and dissect that? >> i would love to see that to help proof. because i'm not the only one. there are other people out there who fell -- >> i'm sure they're on line somewhere, we can find the original promos. >> i'm telling you. >> and break it down. oh, remember girls gone wild? >> oh, my gosh. >> what's that guy's name? his last name fran

joining us is republican congressman mo brooks of alabama. unning for attorney general, jeff sessions' open seat. good to have you on the show. >> my pleasure, chris. >> give us the state of play. what happens now? do you believe there is a chance for what american people say they want most, to get the left and the right working together for them? >> let's be clear about what's happened in the last 24 hours. it was an abject failure of the united states senate to do what america needs doing, it was a failure from the newest member luther strange at the bottom to the very top with mitch mcconnell as majority leader, and i hope that the senate will not quit. i hope and urge the senate to stay in washington, d.c. until the job gets done. there's an old saying that when the going gets tough, the tough get going. now is not the time to leave the american people in a lurch. now is not the time to leave american health care at risk. now is not the time to continue to stress even worse the family budgets as parents are trying to take care of their kid

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we have republican congressman mo brooks joining us from alabama. sir, it is good to see you. people on this show remember you very well from your poise and your profound emotion on the morning of that horrible shooting in alexandria. as you know, we've been following how the whip scalise is doing. we know he was back in the hospital. we know he's fighting. i know that "how are you doing" has become a loaded question for you. give our viewers some peace of mind. how are you doing? >> i'm doing fairly well, considering the circumstances we all went through. it's good to be on your show, chris and alisyn. thank you for the invitation. i look forward to focusing on public policy issues. our prayers are with steve scalise and his family. >> strong then, strong now and equally committed to the people. i can't imagine congress would dare leave washington without a beautiful new health care bill fully approved and ready to go. do you think that's possible? >> it's possible that the senate will do its job, do something on health care and send it to the house of representatives where w

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morning to you first up a couldn't verseial ad getting a lot of backlash and representative mo brooks is using audio from shooting at baseball feed in alexandria that critically injured steve scalise in a new campaign ad. you can hear the gun shots in the ad. he's running for the seat rupp by it's called the 1033 pam and how alarming gorjt creates ai fake when site and were able to get 4.2 million in weapons. >> and today the up tier orpock lemon hydraulic fracturing and land. those are are ai hot topic esh you. >> they were -- i new petition calling on macy to drop ivanka trulp line. it has more than 60,000 signature and how the clothes are made in sweat shops with more conditions. and other store chains including neeman marcus and nordstrom removed ivanka tr trump's products. >> and how about this, sorry believers. you're not going to do this bieber apologized to familiarizes saying i think you guys are awesome sorry but he's been on tour the last the. >> mature autoen an holly i don't know what you do with tickets now. >> i know i was wondering the same thing. >> maybe we can put them in a

great to have darwin and cindy cameron and mo with us this morning. how are you doing? feel to have mo back after all these months of being away? >> it's -- it's great. you know, the day she -- the day she went missing the other guys took off hunting and i had to run to town to get a part for a broken water pipe. so mo was asleep on the couch and i came home, grandson of one of our hunting partners had opened the door to play ball with mo and when mo realized i wasn't there, find me. so it's great having her home. >> i'm sure it is. cindy, how is mo doing and what was it like when you were reunited after all that time? >> she is doing okay in some, you know -- she has arthritis so there's -- we're giving her some medication. she's walking a little better. she's gained some weight. and it's wonderful to have her home. >> and i tell you beet the one thing that makes it more incredible, mo had to survive a brutal winter. it wasn't as if it was warm out. mo had to survive a brutal winter. so you guys must be so happy that she was able to do that. >> we're -- yeah, we're very

. >>> and thank you for joining us this mo forecast. sheena parveen is standing by with this good news. feels great out there. >> i know you dwis liguys like especially this morning. we are warming up but this is still very comfortable for this time of year. sunny skies with a northwest wind. that wind direction is bringing in the more pleasant air mass, which is giving us the lower humidity and the comfortable temperatures. 73 in gaithersburg, 76 in me menassas and clinton. as we go through the day, we're looking at low humidity, even by 4:00 p.m., not as hot as it's been recently, 86 degrees, by 7:00 p.m., nice to be outside, 82 degrees. the reason because we have this cold front pass through, so now that comfortable air mass is in place but it's not going to hang around for long. i'll show you when our next round of storms is going to move in straight ahead. >>> this just in. police say they caught the teenager's death. dustin khoury was killed last week, he was 17 years old. prince george's county detectives say khoury agreed to mee

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i mean, this is -- i guess it was mo udawel who used to say the worst thing you can do is form a firingn a circle. and that's what this white house has done. everybody's shootd agent each other. everybody's criticizing each other including the president of the united states. and in that atmosphere, how the hake you can get policy done for the united states of america? somehow they've got to restore some sense of discipline. and, frankly, the chief of staff has a responsibility do that. if he doesn't like priebus, if he doesn't get along with him, then he ought to get somebody who will install that kind of discipline. but for goodness sakes, to have this kind of open warfare going on between the president, his staff, and his cabinet members is an slooabsolute disgrace to this country should operate. >> thanks very much for joining us. appreciate it. >> you bet. >> coming up, field trip attorney general jeff sessions under fire heading down to el salvador while his former senate colleagues are rushing to his defense back here at home. you're watching "andrea mitchell reports" on msnbc. th

they use motion capture technology or mo-cap. pioneers in film. they make fantasy worlds.lanet of the apes," the third in the series, is by far their most spectacular. >> you know, a piece of fur and you dump some snow on it. in the real world that's the easiest thing. in our world that's incredibly hard. you have to understand how the snow accumulates all these different hairs and what they do to the hair and how it melts and fall off. >> reporter: most was shot in can ga but 30% of "war" was done here on this new zealand soundstage using mo-cap suit, basically velcro pajamas with dots capture the actor's movements with l. interest that such a leap of -- >> exactly. there is a process. they see the dots and able to figure out where in 3d space all those dots are. in a way you strip it back to almost like, you know, minimalist theater. no costume. you're the character and playing with another character and we add the details later. >> reporter: got the suit on. next i got to get my dots. on the suit there are exactly 53 sensors from head to toe. >> i plan on doing some twe

mo the. all told to get us for the region and little by little girls but thinking full of the most of the people to the power of the poor the infamous. french president emanuel trying to wow his guest donald trump at this year's best deal day parade he got a marching band to belt out a punchy rendition of french electro daft punk's hit get lucky don't look less than impress. it was. we. were. her her own. i. will trust behavior has sometimes triggered waves of indignation both in the media and among the public some commentators think it may have contributed to the fall in his approval ratings yet many of his key policies are not only popular but also similar to those of pretty december a car bomb or his ratings at the start of his presidency were sky high octane very good looks at why the two office leaves so differently. according to a recent poll president trump's approval ratings are low really low but it seems that people don't so much just like him as a president as much as they just don't like him as a person sixty five percent of those who disapprove of trump said it was because of his pe

congressman mo brooks joins us now.e heard from the border patrol people who tell us the number of illegal crossings coming into america from the border down by more than 50%. do we really need a wall? >> absolutely. i think it is wonderful that what president trump is doing on national level, that the incentive for illegal aliens to come across our border has subsided. but that is transitory. a wall is long-term. at some point in time, president trump will served his eight years out, no longer be president of the united states. we need that wall in place for the next barack obama type administration we can secure our borders, do the basic thing a country has to do, and that is the outline on the map, be able to he protect it. stuart: so you're pushing hard to get something done. we're very conscious of the moment with not getting anything done on obamacare. we haven't yet gotten tax cuts. you're prepared to take drastic action, shut down the senate, filibuster if you do not get the border wall funded? >> if imelected t

phenomenon there are plenty of other countries that generally use cash way more than they ever use cards and ben mo in germany germany is one of an exact it's a great example pull rue jordi of their transactions are through cash so this is definitely a big transition period but in no way is cash going to be eliminated within you know the next five or ten years it will be over a much longer period of time right but then you can get hacked. by someone sweden the head of security just got hacked i found out he was in bankruptcy unbeknown to himself because someone had it digitally applied for a loan in that country and then of course you know you get hacked by them and the government can track your payments yes and they don't really course mention the threat of hacking when they offer these problems it's something that you have to accept when you take on something like this but that i'm sure will create their own little cottage industry off of that just a mound of hacking that can happen especially for individuals it's one thing with your company and you can afford to you know. protest that type of se

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he gives them mo's bows, the right to use its nba logo on the bow ties. orter: moziah bridges also known as mo is making a sales call, dressed to the nines with his signature briefcase in hand. this teenage talent has arrived to show his design with a style inherited from his dad. >> what do you think of a well dressed man? >> it means he has a very great life,'s stylish. >> mo, your dad would get dressed. would he always -- >> my dad would always be dressed. he would go into mcdonald's in a three-piece suit. >> reporter: it's a funny story. >> i would say, mo, get dressed. he would come completely dressed in a suit and tie. in my mind he was dressed in his church clothes but it was last minute and i thought, okay, let's go. >> reporter: mo's bows began when at the age of 9 this budding fashion designer wanted to make his own bow ties. in terms of training, he didn't have to go very far. >> i had my grandma, and she helped me sew and help me sew my first bow tie. i'm so thankful. >> reporter: the company started to catch on at "shark the reality show that

use disorder services. one of those granite staters was a woman named mo ora from exeter, new hampshire. mora told us that the affordable care act has been, and this is her quote, a financial lifesaver. financial lifesaver for her family. she explained to us how when she signed up for health insurance under the affordable care act, her premiums dropped by $750 a month because of subsidies. as mora described it, she and her family were able to put the extra $750 each month toward child care, food, and their mortgage. on another recent visit to granite state independent living in concord, a nonprofit that provides a range of assisted living services for granite staters, i also heard about the importance of medicaid from a granite stater named terry. terry experiences physician disabilities and requires the assistance of aides, personal care aides who are paid for through medicaid. they help her with daily tasks like getting up in the morning and getting dressed and preparing meals. terry said that without this support from medicaid, she wouldn't be able to go to work to her job or go basic

. >> every former intelligence officer i've spoken with say the mo, particularly the russians is to useake an early approach to gather information. you can't say for sure that's not what was happening here. >> all we know is the facts that we know and she came in to discuss what? the magnitsky act. that never. >> comes into play. that's why people left the meeting in minutes. and everybody that was at the meeting said the same thing. it was very short, not what it was supposed to be about and ended up being zero. >> but every intelligence official says that's how these initial contacts go. dangling information and there's a prid pro quo of we want these sanction s ended. they're going to gauge the suceptability and the willingness of the other party to engage. >> makes for a fascinating novel and maybe a fascinating movie one day but none of it violates the law. >> when did you and the others on thes president's legal team learn about the meeting? can you say when you were made aware of it? >> i can't give you conversations we had as lawyers with each other regarding information because

the agreement gives his company, mo's bows, the right to use the nba logos on its custom-designed bowssee, to see how his fashion sense led to big, big bucks. >> reporter: here on the historic beal street, birthplace of the blues, mo is making a sales call. dressed to the nines with his signature briefcase in hand, this teenage talent arrived to showcase his latest designs, with a style he said he inher inherited from his dad. what do you think when you see a well-dressed man? >> he's about something. he has a great life. he is very stylish. >> reporter: mo, your dad would get dressed. was he always dressed up? >> my dad would always be dressed. he'd go to mcdonald's in a three-piece suit. >> reporter: it is a funny story for his business manager and mom. >> i'd say, mo, get dressed. he'd come dressed in a suit and tie. in my mind, it was his church clothes and didn't make sense, but the last minute, i was like, fine, let's go. >> how come yours looks like that and mine -- >> you're a new beginner. >> reporter: mo's bows began at the age of 9, when this fashion designer wanted to make

mo-van-tik. >>> thank you for waking up with us. 4:27 and wednesday, july 19th.th the exception of mike nicco, a special guest in today. lisa. >> nice to see you guys. brought a little fog with me. patchy fog along the shoreline. that's going to bring a pleasant day along the bay. the san mateo coast southward and also a bit across the golden gate bridge and through marin county. you can expect 50s and 60s as you head out. by the afternoon, some clouds at the coast, upper 50s to near about 80, but we'll stop at about 92 today to with more sunshine with a nice couple days ahead xemgz when we reach the weekend. >> good morning. we started off with kind of a scary situation if you're traveling on eastbound 580. towards the tracy area, through altamont pass. we have reports of a wrong-way driver. chp actually just ran a traffic break trying to find that vehicle. it was going westbound the eastbound lanes. i did see a backup on the eastbound side just a few moments ago. not sure if they found the vehicle or if the person left the highway, but they did release traffic

mo and r. and conservative writer mike china french gave us their views on the story if it can do some good to show people that muslims come in different kinds of shapes and forms but that's a great thing now there are naturally going to be people who are upset maybe some the graphic scenes in the sexual scenes it is an adult movie but the key themes are that there are different stories and some people want to tell their stories there's definitely some tension between the idea that europe needs to open its doors and walk them in millions of people from all over the world all those millions of people often have homophobic values it's been proven there actually have to segregate gay people in the refugee camps because they do face violence and attacks in germany had a problem with out with gay refugees and we had some reports that recent in the u.k. and in france about asylum seekers who were gay and who were being so badly abused by guards and officers and other people that were not being protected that they have taken their own lives and you're going to have a major culture clash if you walk a

us fatter. back here in just a mo we're both stuck in this cube farm and you're about to hit 'send all' on some embarrassing gas. hey, you bought gas-x®! unlike antacids, gas-x ® relieves pressure and bloating fast. huh, crisis averted. fothere's a seriousy boomers virus out there that's been almost forgotten. it's hepatitis c. one in 30 boomers has hep c, yet most don't even know it. because it can hide in your body for years without symptoms, and it's not tested for in routine blood work. the cdc recommends all baby boomers get tested. if you have hep c, it can be cured. for us it's time to get tested. ask your healthcare provider for the simple blood test. it's the only way to know for sure. this is abc7 news. >>> good evening once again. we'll start this half hour with president trump who is hoping to turn the page on the russia investigation. he came to the defense of his son on twitter today. meantime, a new abc news poll shows president trump's approval rating is at a record low. 36%. that poll also shows his favorite method of communicating with americans may be doing the most harm. her

. >> reporter: even though we are inundated with ads telling us -- >> 15 minutes could save you 15% or mo >> reporter: the fact is most american drivers do not even bother to shop around. >> 38% of people have not done a price check on their auto insurance at least in at least years. >> reporter: kimber palmer is with inert wallet, who just over 12,000 drivers for shop for care shuns and ounce out those that don't miss out on saves every year. >> i think -- so they sign up for car insur set it to autorenew, they get the bill in the mail, they pay it, don't even think about it. >> reporter: in some states like delaware, michigan and connecticut, comparing car insurance costs could save well over $1,000 a year. all online comparison sites out there have made that much easier to do. chris clackum, nbc news. >>> all right. time for another check on your storm team 4 forecast. >> chuck bell, what's up? >> it's gonna be hot. >> it's hot all right. >> we got a bit of a break from the heat last year. >> yeah, last year. that's not going to be the case this time around. and temperatures already pu

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going on and off as the detwiler fire it's mo it one of more than a dozen wildfires in the western united states. >> paul williams has the national forecast for us, good morning, paul. >> good morning,a ariel, kendis. >> it includes salt lake city and close to seattle. numerous thunderstorms still causing concern for flooding, courtesy of the monsoon at moisture coming out of the south. so we have yet extended problems with urban flash flooding, sudden flooding and desert washes and blowing dust in the desert. ariel, kendis? >> what was tropical storm dawn is still making waves. a new one is forming and its name is hillary. that's right, don and hillary it's just a coincidence of course. and this hillary has just come from lists drawn up years in advance from the world meteorological organization. >> just when you thought you were done with this parg. > >>> a bison brigade stopped traffic in new hampshire. about a dozen of them escaping from a farm in manchester. neighbors think they were frightened by loud roadwork and took off. the whole neighborhood got together to help the bison get back home. >>> colorado police say a gang of kids vandalize

us feels ry proud of our incapacity. merely preventing your political opponents from doing what they want isn't the mos inspiring work. there's greater satisfaction in respecting our differences but not letting them prevent agreements that don't require abandonment of core principles, agreements made in good faith, that help improve lives and protect the american people. the senate is capable of that. we know that. we've seen it before. i've seen it happen many times, and the times when i was involved even in a modest way with working on a bipartin response to a national problem or threat are the proudest momes of my career, and by far the most satisfying. this place is important. the work we do ismportant. our strange rules and seemingly he can century practices that -- eccentric practices that slow our proceedings are important. the founders envisioned the senate as the more deliberative careful body tt operates at a greater distance from the public body from the passions of the hour. we are a check on the powers of the executive. our consent is necessary for the president to appointurist and powerful government off

mo just go to wusa9.com . janet parker. wusa9 we have to make things going for usittle bit of cloud coverage and a nice breeze. >> it is not crazy uncomfortable but remember tomorrow is the really hot day. let's start with the three degree guarantee. i think we're going to do all right we went for a high of 95. just so you know we are going for 98 tomorrow. we will let you know how we did tonight at 11:00. a live look outside things are not looking bad although it is 94. the heat index is 100. that is the heat index that is what you want to concentrate on for the next couple of days. this is the number to pay attention to. the dewpoint is 70 which is uncomfortable. in the 70s near 80 downtown. yes downtown may not drop below 80 because the heat island effect. morning temperatures 72 to 88. the heat index over 105 tomorrow good enough for the yellow weather alert. strong to severe storms on friday also good enough for a yellow weather alert. stay hydrated eat light meals take time and get inside the air-conditioning and keep the pets indoors and check their paws. re

us. one of the biggist trns is will he koz mo denar doe post bill?e did it on an unrelated charge and for that reason, the dea asked for such a high bail. and the judge agreed. we have learned more from his arraignment yesterday on this latest charge of trying to sell a car owned by one of the missing men, tom mayor. that consider was on our property and sold. we're getting reports that dinardo is a dangerous to ims and others. investigators have not yet how the four missing men and dinardo knew each other. we're told they feel the $5 million bail on him helps keep him in sight. >> it is my hope that he does not post that but that's his prerogative of course. but we're going to start looking seriously at the homicide charges and in fact, we already have pursued that option. >> a little more we've learned about dinardo, a few years ago he graduated from a prestigious high school in bucks county. they have property up in philadelphia and montgomery counties. >> we are expecting another update later this morning. >>> students at loyala held a vigil yest

use nba logos on his custom- designed bowties. >> here are the historic beale street, the birthplace of the blues, mo is making a sales call , addressedand, this teenage talent had arrived to showcase the latest design with a towel he inherited from his dad. >> what you think we see a well- dressed man? >> think that man is about something. he had a great life. he is very stylish. >> was her dad always -- >> you would go to mcdonald's in a three-piece suit. >> he would come completely dressed in a suit and tie. in my mind, it was his church close, but it did make sense. >> how come you're so that in mind looks like this? >> because, you are a beginner.>> this budding fashion designer wanted to make his own bowties. in terms of training, he didn't have to go very far. >> i had my grandma, and he -- she -- sew my first bowties. >> i think we drive each other, because i am pretty sure every week we are like i am ready to give up. >> we quit all of the time. >> is keen business and even art major to the white house. >> is very courageous. he is very confident. sometimes there is a very good line between cocky and confident, and we have to

guilty of conspiring with the us to interrogate and convict its own citizens aren't even arena porton has the details. canada has reported compensation package for ex get mo detainee omar kotter comes seven years after ottawa was accused of being complicit in his torture katar will allegedly receive a government apology and nearly eight million u.s. dollars for being interrogated under oppressive circumstances during the decade he spent in the notorious island prison carter was only fifteen years old when he was captured by u.s. forces in two thousand and two following a firefight at an al-qaeda compound which left a u.s. soldier dead carter was taken to afghanistan by his father and a legit al qaeda member who was believed to be friendly with osama bin laden the toronto born teenager at the time was shot captured and taken to a base in afghanistan where he was interrogated over more than forty days before being relocated to guantanamo and charged with murder under the military commissions act carter was reportedly interrogated using sleep deprivation stress positions and threats of rape access to legal counsel was allegedly withheld for more than two yea

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