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henry moran is looking ahead. cup trophy on an overcast day at lord's. their next assignment, the small matter of the england —— of the ashes in brisbane. the weather and the build—up has been less sunshine state, more resembling a bleak wintry day back on. training has largely been indoors. both teams frustrated by a lack of time in the middle. australia are a side wounded, knocked off top spot in the rankings by england and without any icc silverware. some fighting talk in interviews from alyssa healy has ramped up interest in the series. our australia looking to unsettling that? here is their captain. i don't mind her coming out and doing those sorts of things. we are just hoping our game will do the talking. the message leading the official social media campaign in australia is a clear one. the task of beating england will be easy. they have a tea m england will be easy. they have a team of world champions, including tammy beaumont. the world cup was amazing. it is a once—in—a—lifetime thing. we have to back i

his name was mike moran. >> sean: are you ready to party tonight, vegas? it is my distinct honor, privilege, pleasure to introduce the band that sang "god bless america" one hour before the tragic shooting. give it up, big and rich in vegas. ♪ >> let me see these people. turn the lights out. we are big & rich. one, two, three. and we are country. ♪ ♪ come along, we all got a feeling ♪ ♪ on the way, heh, heh, hey ♪ a little moonshine and sing it ♪ ♪ with all these lights ♪ let's come along. ♪ ♪ coming down into the city ♪ can't get enough ♪ sing it ♪ we are coming to your city ♪ going to play our guitars and sing you a country song ♪ ♪ will all be flying higher than a jet airliner ♪ ♪ and if you want a little bang in yuri yang yang ♪ ♪ come along ♪ >> we love you, las vegas! ♪ ♪ listen up ♪ las got the freaks ♪ at pinks and $50 drinks ♪ and san antonio was a wild rodeo, and now we are in las vegas, nevada, ♪ ♪ while we are coming to your city ♪ ♪ gonna play our guitars and sing song ♪ ♪ sing you a country song

ladies and gentlemen, nicholas moran. [applause] >> good evening. on -- that's not a good title, but as the that i can come up with. going to do the obligatory shot first. we are a commercial enterprise. if you are interested in tanks, world of tanks is great. is not a realistic simulation. i would like to thank you for inviting me, because i have seen some of the other speakers, and there are some high-end personnel. i don't have any letters after my name. i do not teach at a university, i work for a videogame. thank them for taking the gamble and bringing this guy out who has no history whatsoever to give you guys a top. however, despite the disreputable background, as far as the academics are concerned, everything in here is either sourced from the archives or is as accurate as i can make it. i'm hoping this will actually come across. if c-span can't hear me, i'm sure they will make a mention. initially, i was asked to come here and do my midst of american armor top. it's on youtube. if you want to listen to it, go to youtube. in this, i took som

tillerson reportedly called trump a moran action tillerson was asked about that and he said he wasn'tnse, he didn't deny calling the president a moran, it was a distraction for president trump who is on a jet plain to console the victims of the las vegas shootings. it didn't create new news, but people will be speculating about what tillerson means now. on north korea, rex tillerson talked about talking to north korea through back channels whereas from the president, you get a lot of fiery rhetoric? right. we got several tweets from donald trump on sunday after the reports came out that tillerson was opening back channels to north korea. that he was wasting his time trying to negotiate with, "little rocket man." he tweeted at rex tillerson saying save your energy, we will do what has to be done. a lot of people looked at that as the president directly and publicly under cutting the secretary of state and we see that time and time again as i mentioned on afghanistan policy, on the iran nuclear deal, on how to respond to the crisis between katar and saudi arabia, there is grounds for sp

trending on twitter, there's a chapter in breakthrough where we talk about a story on congressman james moran's son talking about voting multiple times and the story is crescendoing on twitter and facebook, million people tweeting about it and only at that point do the powers that be in the new york times decide we need to talk about this, need the mainstream media to talk about something they don't wish to talk about, that is what we call a breakthrough. >> host: do you consider your politics to be conservative? where did you grow up? >> guest: no i don't. one of the things that motivates me is injustice was when andrew breitbart died, it was about injustice, being a counterbalance. i have always -- people in my team are motivated by severe injustice in our society and investigative journalism. if it is right wing to expose the views of power and fraud and corruption and government spending money they shouldn't, call me names if you want, doesn't matter what you call us. they deal in characterization and innuendo, i am a right-winger, criminal, contract, doesn't matter what word you use to des

in the house is ted poe, one of the most conservative house members x here in the senate it's jerry moran. we've got ideas for how we can do tax reform in a way that doesn't balloon the deficit and helps build america's middle class. but at least right now it doesn't seem that bipartisan tax reform is going to be given a chance, because republican leadership has decided once again they'll try and go it alone just as they did for aca reform. what they're interested in, apparently, is a huge tax cut for corporations and for the wealthiest americans and huge cuts to medicaid and medicare all paid for -- at least according to their budge framework -- by adding more than a trillion dollars to our deficit. that's not what i've heard for the years i've been here in the senate. when the previous president was running the government, what i heard over and over on budget committee was that republicans wanted to deal with our deficits and debt. they also talked about regular order and the importance of restoring regular order. four years. now our republican colleagues have forgotten both of these co

government and more local moran. illegal in kenya two thousand and one. around here have been largely ineffective. around his village and the villages around. most of them are still being cut i mean we have not been able to reach out to everybody this is a big big big land you know it's a big county. i find out from them to know that one of her younger sisters run away to be cut with friends. i know them to use but i wonder if the older generation a mother and grandmother supported her sister's decision she takes me to meet them . they want to now. good lord. i never get more. vocal that i need a new. one hugo weaving down you probably know what a little double than at the barn you can now go on a little utility i would call and when you would begin to me one another more and the you know the phone not. what you are looking for the. dollar must. now i'm going to buy you know i'm going to get really i'm going to it's not for me so she wrote her thing in the forest. so you are against it because of the law but in your time if there was a good. one life here

president trump is upset over records his secretary of state rex tillerson called him a moran. the president suggested he go head to head with the secretary over an iq test. the president said i can tell you who will win. >>> -- al host a testing session. we will keep you posted on what's happening. >>> coughing and sneezing, co- workers, tired people going on a tissue tirade. flu season started and it is time to get your flu shot. a viewer asked us to verify something. is there mercury, the toxic stuff, mercury in flu shots? some people online are freaked out saying they are worried mercury in flu shots is dangeroused and could be linked toa -- dangerous and could be linked to autism. the centers for disease control and prevention said yes. there is a preservative. 50% mercury. the cdc said they have done studies that shows it doesn't have links to and fungus from growing. we dug deeper and looked at the ingredients. each vile only has a trace amount of mercury. so we can verify yes, there is a small amount of mercury added to flu shots to keep bacteria from growing but there

terry moran is there with the latest. >> reporter: good morning, ron. at this polling place in barcelona, it looks quiet and normal. now. a couple of hours ago this was a battleground. spanish national police opening fire using rubber bullets against would-be voters. that's happening across barcelona. people are being bloodied. 38 injured. three of them seriously. still, they keep coming. this region of spain, catalonia, ancient history, a tourist mecca for thousands of americans every year. they're fighting to decide their destiny. should they secede from spain and become an independent country or should they stay with spain? that's the question. the national government in madrid say this vote is illegal. they put 10,000 police on the streets. confiscated millions of ballots. arrested local officials. there are suspicions they have hacked the voting machines. they're threatening greater measures. in this crackdown. it hasn't stopped this vote. no one knows how this day will end. ron? >> okay, thank you, terry moran. >>> back here in the u.s., the -- ah

coming up, moran amazon, the deal that could bring 50000 jobs to the area . >> is a look at more headlines were chasing for you time. >> we had a few extra visitors as protesters swarmed outside. trying to find players of the national anthem. >> we had colin kaepernick to that list as a living martyr, 75 for his rights. that's why we stand here and we need here in support of colin. >> please relet on a chase to prospect park in new york on tuesday. cruise trap the animal behind a blocking. was tranquilized and headed onto a trailer for animal care and control. more people have been watching the favorite show, eight have million people streamline their entertainment as fast as they can so they can break to their friends. netflix it's the second u.s. a second to canada for watchers worldwide. >> 50000 jobs, mileage and 50000 jobs when amazon moves their headquarters. and north america come up with a plan to offer a tax incentive valued around $7 billion. the return on the could be a size 9 billion or more. imagine what happened to place like newark if you brought that many people in. imagine

th latre's terry moran. >> reps of barcelona, aea of people. a show of hundreds of jecting inde this is a joyous demsh patriotisd ijacked bye.catalorom spain depe a drrue for >> i e catalan at l the own language, r owlong l today, a ju government has fired the local leaders and assumed direct control of catalonia. ers say they still have authority here. a tense and potentially violent standoff. tom? >> terry, thanck here at homnst harvey offered hespea weinstein raped her. ridehome burs apartment forced himself on her, weinstein haed any allegations a jail co. a case they're trying to get to the bottom of. he. reporter: tonight, the big question.did this hap a west virginia inmate dressed in plain clothes casually walks ot realizing he was missing until two ur days, tr >> this isher an inside job, or out and out incompetence. >> reporter: he was supposed to be in court friday morning to sentenced. authorities say these security images show him at6: e multiple hhe was n00 p.m. night, 37 hours later. but sooner than that. he says he officials him

notoriously hot tempered executive discussed his reputation in an interview with my colleague terry moran while filming the movie "bully." >> i have to be honest, ten years ago i had a pretty bad temper. >> redemptive because the press around you is you're a tough guy. >> bully not but certainly tough and temperamental about work pf i've always defended people who needed it. i've always hated injustice. i might be tough, but i hate injustice. >> harvey liked to operate from a point of fear. harvey was the guy who yelled at everybody. this was not a nice guy, but he was a wealthy guy. he was powerful guy. he could make careers. >> the co-founder of miramax, head of the weinstein company, the name behind blockbusters like "silver linings playbook." >> do you feel that? that's emotion. >> and "django unchained." >> what's your name? >> catapulting the careers of some of hollywood's a-listers. >> harvey weinstein who believes in us and made this movie. >> i must thank the book of weinstein. mazel tov. >> but by sunday his own career seemed to be over. the weinstein board including harvey's yo

ron. >> terry moran reporting from barcelona. >>> and back in the u.s. in california, a 54-year-old man named marlon coy is under arrest charged with three felony counts for arson for allegedly starting the bear fire that scorched 331 acres of santa cruz county. that happened earlier this month. that fire lasted for ten days destroying four homes, two homes and four buildings and 17 vehicles. more than a dozen firefighters injured in that blaze. >>> and tiger woods pleaded guilty in florida to reckless driving. the palm beach county judge placed him on probation. this happened on friday avoiding sending him to jail but on the condition that he stays out of further legal trouble. woods was, of course, arrested last may for failing a police roadside sobriety test. prosecutors say he had five different drugs in his system including vicodin, xanax and ambien. >>> and there's a new rich evidence man in the world. it's rob. it's not rob. okay. it's amazon ceo jeff bezos reclaiming the top spot from microsoft co-founder bill gates. bezos' net worth now more tha

>> this video from elsewhere in santa rosa and comes to us from one of our producers, jack moran. this is very personal to him. >> oh my god, mom, look at this! look at her! look! our neighborhood! >> these are jack's relatives returning to the area and tell us about that. jeff, why don't you come on over. >> this is a video my dad sent me with my grandma, who is in her 80s and my grandma's daughter. this neighborhood is a very close-knit community. we had aget there for thanksgiving so coming home here we know all the neighbors. >> mom look at her house. zbl >> it's a miracle her home is one of six not touched by the fire. the house is on the left side of the street. the houses on either side of her home are gone. >> look at cassidy's house. >> oh my gosh. >> when you so ek to your dad what did he is ai? >> he got a call with my grandmother crying saying she needed help. she had been saved, able to go to a shelter. finally allowed to go in this is the video they sent and he said it was something that straight out of a horror movie. >> my neighborhood is gone. >> my grandma has be

part of the effort today was spearheaded by the president frank moran >> our goal is $100,000. >> reporter: just because it's a few weeks since the storm, you might have seen relief efforts happening, don't think this isn't still needed in puerto rico, we spoke with people that have family down there and it's desperately needed >> probably 10% of the island has power, only 30% of the police department have reported to work >> the conditions are really bad. no electricity. drinking water, things we take for granted every day. >> reporter: the home base for collections was at vonidaa park, but volunteers were sent through the camden. officials say they would be out until 8:00 tonight. keep that in mind if you're around camden today. from the donations we're seeing coming in, to the massive efforts put together here at the park, it's so wonderful to see so many people coming together in this community to help out those in puerto rico. reporting in camden, bob brooks, channel 6 action news. >>> we're breaking news now from gloucester township new jersey where a serious crash left five injured.

earlier i spoke to matthew moran from the department of war studies, at king's college london.efore the us congress. a number of options are available but let's look at the worst—case scenario, if they pull their support and reinforced sanctions it to be a provocative action that could spell ultimately the end of the deal. what we have to remember here is that when the deal was negotiated there was a very intrusive inspection regime worked up and it's being implemented by the international atomic energy agency and it has add multiple stages since the deal went into force confirmed iran is abiding by the provisions of the deal. what president trump has done is trying to expand the scope of the deal and i don't think it is possible because he's trying to include issues which deviate slightly, things like support for terrorism and were not pa rt support for terrorism and were not part of the original deal so there is no reason why iran should come back to the table. how does this position the us in regards to the other nations who are supporting the deal? simply it isolates the us

senator moran? >> mr. chairman thank you very much. secretary thank you for joining us this morning on a huge significant and unfortunately so timely topic. first of all, i want to highlight the hearing that our appropriations subcommittee had in april on this topic. but i want to remind you, mr. secretary, and i understand that senator murray has a question for you about v.a. follow through on a commitment that was made at that hearing. it was committed by the v.a. that we would get monthly reports in regard to your efforts, the department's efforts to comply with the inspector general's recommendations and failures at the v.a. in regard to suicide and we have not received those reports on a monthly basis. i'll defer to senator murray, but i would join her in her request that what was promised would actually be followed through on. let me then talk about another topic that senator tester and i have worked on. we have been trying for a long time, in fact, in 2010, now seven years ago, gave the v.a. the authority to hire marriage and fa

in it moran writes there is evidence that murphy solis solis say ited that money adding and writing that murphy severed all ties of learning of weinstein's behavior. meanwhile, murphy was all smiles on the campaign trail wednesday. here he is in clifton, new jersey. he brought along a friend. former secretary of state john kerry. i am diana black reporting for chasing news. >> thank you, dy man. all right. let's bring back the panel. guys, watch the debate. we both watched the debate. my take on it, kim stuck to her message of affordability and lowering taxes and still, came off as a guy to nae was running for higher office and talking about planned parenthood and talking about legalizing marijuana and talking about daca, gun control, climate change, all the things that most new jersey voters could not care less. >> we have a president, right? currently. we have a lame duck governor that is showing limited leadership. i think what the democratic candidate was doing was showing he could take on a variety of issues nationally and locally in terms of the state of new jersey because all poll

in scheffer, christina and her husband, mark moran and architectural practice.project. this project is called remainder leave. it is about couples, one of whom is a european citizen, and the other is a british citizen. as we are aware, now, those couples are potentially in a difficult situation. , germany will stage an exhibition of the potters, together with your recordings he conducted with the couples. a came here as an erasmus programme student. i never wanted to go back and sides. but i was that that great britain was much more progressive than italy was, at the time. and now, i definitely don't think that is the case, and immoral. i com pletely is the case, and immoral. i completely fail out of love with great britain. —— any more. completely fail out of love with great britain. -- any more. both women were part of the us in the scheme. —— erasmus programme. women were part of the us in the scheme. —— erasmus programmem women were part of the us in the scheme. -- erasmus programme. it is worrying that in the survey, there are 32% fewer young people in fran

the whole, well, he said they need to dot iq test together after tillerson reportedly called him a moran, said it was a joke today, then you mention bob corker. certainly, the back and forth and the feuding, is a distraction for what should be what we should be talking about, how much of a problem is this for the administration? >> i think huge issue. people like steve ban on on last night talking about primary every republican senator, i think the republican party is almost in the midst of a civil war in the sense of having two different factions, you know, those at the white house, those in washington, potential other outsiders. i think big issue, i know a lot of senators backed away from a feud today. but the reality there is issue here. we're not able to get anything done as a party. i think that will be the biggest thing coming into 2018. now about a year away. we haven't really been able to successfully pass anything that was campaigned on, so the president needs to get out of campaign mode, into governing mode. that hasn't happened yet. >> when you say that thinking yes, get out o

terry moran with the latest for us. >> reporter: on the streets of barcelona today, a harsh crackdown. spanish national police open fire, using rubber bullets on people trying to cast their votes. polling stations raided, voters thrown out, an old man dragged away, his dog tossed aside. a woman, dazed and bloodied. tonight, officials say more than 800 injured across this region. and still they came, defying the government, waiting in line to cast their ballots and answer a momentous question. should this region, catalonia, with its own language and ancient history, secede from spain and become an independent country? the spirit here is incredible. everybody who votes gets cheered like a hero and the chant goes up, "votarem." "we will vote." >> the spanish government has turned crazy. >> reporter: both sides digging in, and the violence on the streets has only hardened the determination to secede. tom? >> terry, thank you. >>> now to report on a disaster at sea, the sinking of the el faro cargo ship. officials say the captain misreading the strength of hurricane joaquin and the power o

notoriously hot tempered executive discussed his reputation in an interview with my colleague terry moran while filming the movie "bully." >> i have to be honest, ten years ago i had a pretty bad temper. >> redemptive because the press around you is you're a tough guy. >> bully not but certainly tough and temperamental about work pf i've always defended people who needed it. i've always hated injustice. i might be tough, but i hate injustice. >> harvey liked to operate from a point of fear. harvey was the guy who yelled at everybody. this was not a nice guy, but he was a wealthy guy. he was powerful guy. he could make careers. >> the co-founder of miramax, head of the weinstein company, the name behind blockbusters like "silver linings playbook." >> do you feel that? that's emotion. >> and "django unchained." >> what's your name? >> catapulting the careers of some of hollywood's a-listers. >> harvey weinstein who believes in us and made this movie. >> i must thank the book of weinstein. mazel tov. >> but by sunday his own career seemed to be over. the weinstein board including harvey's yo

here's terry moran. >> reporter: in the streets of barcelona, a sea of people. a show of unity with spain. hundreds of thousands waving the spanish flag, rejecting independence for this region. ♪ this is a joyous demonstration of spanish patriotism. they feel like their homeland has been hijacked by this declaration of independence. it happened friday. the catalonian parliament, voting to secede from spain and become the world's newest independent country. a dream come true for so many here. >> i'm super, super, super happy. super excited. now, we are catalan at last. >> reporter: the people here have their own language, catalan. their own ancient history. their own booming economy and a long list of disputes with the spanish central government in madrid. but for this massive crowd today, all that is no justification for breaking from spain. so you don't want to be independent? >> i am independent now. i have my house and my country that protects me and allows me to be free. >> reporter: the spanish government has fired the local leaders and assumed direct contr

up next, i rock and afghanistan think veteran nick lewis moran talks about the design and history of m4 sherman tank. the tank was the best u.s. tank during world war ii because of its versatility, low production cost, and reliability. nicholas miranda is the director war intary director of america, the stakes game as 100 million players worldwide. york military affairs symposium hosted this 90 minute event. [applause] nicholas moran graduated from university college dublin and enlisted in the irish defense reserve forces in 1997.

henry moran sent this report from australia.make the most of a break in the rain. they have only managed 18 overs from their two warm up matches as they prepare for the start of the series on sunday. understandably, the coach has found the preparation is frustrating. it has obviously not been perfect, the weather has been bad, the rain has been bad, two practice games rained off, so we had no opposition today, the ground was not ready, we had to put up a net, and then do some practice, and we managed to get the nest down, it was just about 0k, and we got some meaningful practice, albeit amongst ourselves. but one thing, the girls are outstanding with their attitude, they really do, from a coaching point of view, they are so adaptable, and they don't worry about it, they will adapt and do what we asked them to do. the ashes will be settled across a series of different formats ending with 3t20s. the first 0di takes place here in brisbane, play and away at quarter past midnight on sunday morning. —— play gets under way. following a

> secretary tillotson refused to address the media report that he called president donald trump a "moran". afterwards president donald trump said he had confidence in tillers and.>>> treasury and budget officials say the debt in puerto rico is tied up in a bankruptcy process and tied up in bonds. president donald trump said that the debt from the island would need to be wiped out to help it recover. but the budget director says although the government will help puerto rico rebuild, puerto rico needs to figure out on its own how to rebuild its finances.>>> let's look at the commute with sal.>> a closure of 101 southbound if you are driving down the peninsula. it is relatively early for this commute. avoid highway 101 and used to 80. there were -- 280. there was an accident on 101 towards the woodside road exit so traffic is being taken off the freeway at whipple road. the northbound lanes are open and traffic is getting by. southbound 101 is closed. here is the northbound 101 from gilroy to san jose, traffic is moving well into the silicon valley. this is a live look at 280 two downtown a

proven to be a liar meanwhile two other former trump aides including his former campaign manager paul moran a fourth were charged on monday as part of robert mueller his inquiry the new developments have prompted russia's foreign minister to again deny suggestions his country interfered in the u.s. presidential election because you know what because. without a single piece of proof we are as you know being accused of meddling not only in the u.s. election but also elections in european states recently there was navigation that moscow decided the minister to appoint in south africa there is no limit to fantasy . meanwhile right now lawyers for social media giants facebook twitter and google are testifying at a congressional hearing in washington d.c. it's part of the investigation into whether russia uses social media to influence last year's u.s. election the three companies have revealed they found more evidence of russian activities on their sites facebook says russia based operatives that published eighty thousand posts during and after the election it estimates that one hundred twenty s

the target was charles moran. i was a little behind him.t looked like he was going to fall to the ground. he was a 74-year-old man. i did what any decent human being would do when you see a 74-year-old man on the verge of falling. i grabbed him by the arm. it was a large, i don't know how many, but i was fearful of being separated from them. that is when it all turned on me. somebody pulled my hair. >> middlebury college professor alison stanger discusses the violent protest on campus following a scheduled lecture by political scientist charles murray. watch sunday night at 8:00 eastern on c-span's "q&a." >> c-span, where history unfolds daily. it was created by america's cable companies and is brought to you by your cable's ally cable costsa -- satellite provider. >> nancy pelosi talked about proposals to rewrite the tax code. this is 35 minutes.

anywhere safe anywhere safe i understand you recently acquired the nerd possession of a lifetime rick moran this is helmet from. spaceballs it did yeah they did you get it it was there was a hollywood memorabilia auction i bought a bunch of stuff i bought at a big painting of carol burnett from the carol burnett show from one of the sketches i bought gene wilder is credit plate because he used to hand paint on glass from young frankenstein and i bought the helmet dark helmet and. the son max is a very good friend of mine and max said oh if you get it my dad will sign it and he did. sign both of them actually it was a really was a really huge deal for me what got you into memorable i mean i have a lot judge a lot of adolescent memorabilia dealers sinatra. you know i've got an amazing trophy room at home but it's more like an eagle room i go in with all the little i don't know my wife and i my wife collects horror movie props and i collect a lot of animation and disney memorabilia and common and comedy movie stuff there's another auction coming up and i'm going to bid on bill murray's. jumpsu

his sergeant moran fire was everywhere. aldrich stopped and waved cars onto the pavement. >> keeping people calm and listening to what is going on. >> on his radio he could hear the neighborhoods were burning. people needed to be rescued and he had three dozen people huddled and terrified. >> there were young mothers there was a four-month-old baby. >> as flames got near everyone clustered together. >> we had to get into the center so i covered my son in the towel and then i covered myself intel's. >> what was remarkable is over those five long hours the deputy's demeanor keeping it light checking on everyone and giving the kids treats. >> were you that calm? >> i would like to say that. >> aldrich admits he was more scared than he showed. >> some of them tried to leave. a couple of people didn't want to be here and you could tell. there was no other way to go. >> aldrich flag day fire engine and figured the fire could burn over them fast but in the end it missed. his own son presented him with a handmade gift. a medal but

moran hatch in utah. the chief of staff for mike lee said he will set up an exploratory committee. in north dakota. in mississippi. >> sean: mcdaniel. >> these names will come out over the next several weeks. >> sean: i know a lot of people didn't like in 2010 for example, delaware. i thought christine o'donnell was a nice woman. you are picking the rock-solid rock-solid -- >> the grassroots organizations. u.s. people announced this week what they will have experience in government. it's not like 2010. it was the beginning of the tea party went things were first getting going. they will take on incumbents in every state. >> sean: you said in a 60 minutes interview that you are a street fighter. i am a street fighter. i'm not supporting any republican incumbent that hasn't gotten the job done. not one, steve. i've refused. they've betrayed the american people. they betrayed their promises. how do you make a promise for seven and a half years and not fulfill it? >> it's a lack of sense of urgency. their wives are working two jobs, they are working two jobs, they know the economic hat

. >> it was from hurricane harvey in texas and irma in florida, and now they have an influx of moran malz coe animals coming i need to pick up adoption space. >> they are paying it forward from hurricane katrina. they are expected to fill the pet shelters in new orleans. >>> they're trying to figure out why an assassin opened fire from a hotel room, killing 58 people and injuring hundreds more. here's the latest. >> reporter: this morning disturbing new details about las vegas' mass killer stephen paddock. still no motive for opening fire on that music festival one week ago. sources told abc news that paddock likely has severe mental illness likely undiagnosed. they said paddock was standoffish, disconnected and anti-social. and the note found on paddock's nightstand in mandalay bay, cbs' 60 minutes said it contained written calculations about where he needed to aim to maximize accuracy and kill as many as possible. investigators are hoping to learn more from people like scott armstrong, the reno car dealer emotional after he says he came face to face with paddock on his lot two mont

senator elizabeth moran told slow and you should be and called him incompetent for not investigating year ago amid the scandal. lauren: one year later we're still talking about this affecting so many of us. sam's son in a letter now coming out a new product. i'm just not sure they have an audience. >> the virtual augmented reality, all of these headsets. i'm not sure either. samsung has unveiled a plan virtual reality headset which has a built-in microphone, position centers and headphones. samsung claims it is that his revolution in thanks to fill displays commonly found in smartphones. it is available to pre-order right now and is shipping in november. it goes for $499. lauren: wow, lot of money. cheryl: that's not cheap at all. lauren: did that on the market quite some time. i thought the price tags would come down. >> is more entertaining to watch someone with a headset that you actually use one. cheryl: the people that are into it -- the same sun does make a pretty good phone. we will see. coming up, tracey just brought you that breaking news. one of the $294 million tax bill fo

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lauren: that's a boom for the middle class with democratic senator elizabeth moran strongly disagrees. >> so why is the trump administration proposing this immoral plan that will explode the deficit and grow the economy? because the plan is very, very good for the superrich members of the trump administration. lauren: she called the tax plan and moral. the story from washington for us. reporter: good morning. the next 48 hours are key not only for tax reform, but what we call the 2018 budget resolution. the senate will go into what they call a photo from a later tonight and stretch into the wee hours of the morning when they will pass a budget resolution. senator thom tillis said yesterday about where we are headed. >> we are going to do something tomorrow. an interesting process because it's a bunch of votes that don't mean anything. it's a lot like going to get theater. the only thing that matters is the final vote and that the vote on the budget. something every single person in this chamber should support and then we need to move on the tax reform. >> the budget resolution is cruc