it wasn't necessarily made by republican politicians but i'm mot here to carry water for them. >> but i'm forcing it on you. >> don't do it, chris. >> let me ask you something else. preexisting conditions, the president said he would leave them alone they were very important trying to deal with it. now they back door it catherine. they have doj in the form of sessions through a policy move deciding to try to weaken the need of a requirement of preexisting conditions. do we believe this is something that can happen in. >> they've already started doing it actually before the announcement that they were going to no longer defend this particular provision of the obamacare. they've done this through regulatory measures by increasing the availability of short term health insurance plans plans not subject to the consumer protections which are guaranteed issue for people with prekissing conditions. this is not the first time they've done it. and i think this is an occasion where it's both bad policy and bad politics. those two things do not always coincide as i'm sure rich knows. but in this

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and there are immediate evacuations near mots o drive at crystal ranch drive. dan, i know you have friends in that area. so you've been telling me how many homes there. it's a very concentrated area with neighborhoods really right up to the areas charred. >> that's right. and it's a relatively new subdivision. they are still building i think out there. the last 10 or 12 years the area popped up, the crystal ranch area. but the area near cowl, the old town of cowl used to be a smoke stack there, no longer there. but the area has homes that have been there some time. as you can see the fire has burned in the lime ridge area in the open space but hasn't reached thankfully the homes surrounding it. >> and we do have a couple of comments emails from viewers, one mentioning how they are not seeing fire fighters protecting their homes immediately away from or near the fire. . that's one person's perspective of course. but we had another person saying he he is putting water on his own yard just? case. but firefighters tell us by phone that if you're in an evacuation ar

wr for the majority, chief justice roberts rejected the argument the ban was mot by religious bias.lso, the decision could have a bing impact o california where more than half of union members where first responders a teachers work in the public secoct . melissa murray is joining me now. welcome to you both. >> thanks for having us. >> thank you. >> professor ,murray let's begin with you. who was at the top of the list of potential nominees t replace justice kennedy. >> there's a list of about 25 potential nominees vetted b two conservative groups. the key words with all of these potential nominees is they're reliably conservative. at the top of the list are amy kony barrett, a judge from the seventh circuit and brett kavanaugh. these are theront-runners right now. >> judge barrett has in the past expressed ber catholielief and her belief that life begins at conception. we have brett kavanaugh who was a top kdeputy to independent counsel starr during the clinton inveson. what was at the crux of this. seems they are trying to avoid a situation where george h.w. bush nominated someone

this tariff face-off between president trump and america's mot most faithful and longstanding alliesccording to sources, prime minister trudeau pressed scrum scrumtrump on how he could justify the issue? and trump responded "didn't y guysurn down the white house?" president trump got his hisry a bit wrong. that was referring to an act done by the british. what is accurate is this, that the white house assertion that the aluminum and steel tariffs are to improve u.s. security is a concept trudeau's foreign minister has really criticized. >> so what you are saying to us and to all of your nato allies is that we somehow represent a national security threat to the united states. and i would just say to all of canada's american friends and there are so many, seriously? >> let's talk this over with cnn's national security analyst juliette kayyem and it's one thing russia, zte. but canada? >> i'll quote the former canadian, "seriously?" canada has done more to help support america's national security efforts than most other countries whether it's on border security, counterterrorism or the

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and mot both making a daring escape from the flames jumping out o window. >> i see my mom and she's crying. i run up and hug her and make su she's okay. made sure that my stepdad was okay. then i found out my cat was still in there. >> reporter: his cat midnight did not make it out. upwards of 80 montgomery county firefighters swarmed the scene as smoke billowed fromnd the unit and fires spread to others. fire chief says the flames were erce. >> we had a large volume of fire on the back of the house and there after a large volume of fire to the front of the structure. >> reporter: hours later hots sp still linger under the collapse roof giving crews no other choice but to demolish the home. >> having our lives is betthr the house. >> reporter: they have to start over but they can do that together as aamy who all made it out. firefighters continue to put water on hot spots here in gaithersburg. i can tell you one firefighter was injured in this fire. he is expected to be okay we're told. in the meantime, the american red crosss assisting those who have been displaced. in gaithersburg, nicol

the operator has -- the robot has been operating in crisis mot. hopefully, it will last a few more days, otherwise nasa could lose the mission because of that dust storm. >>> the bay area will soonget 2000 electric vehicle charging locations. the bay quality management district approve a more than $6 million to pay for the new charging stations. they will be installed at 134 locations, including workplaces, schools, transportation hubs and apartment complexes. a local nonprofit solar energy company called grid alternatives also received's a grant to pick -- also received a grant to pay for the project. a $4.00 car registration fee part two go toward electric 1 vehicles in the bay area. >>> the new street sweeper is rolling out today and a city ic lane. >>> i icis in the running to ho one of the biggest sporti events in the world. i will have more on thacoming up. >>> you can see traffic is going to be busy if you are driving this morning and marianne ayers -- in many areas. traffic is busy. >>> down toward cabo san there will still be a tropical s

it's a 7.5 mile run but it goes from mill valley up the side of mot -- and then down the stinson breachpassed. chp helicopter had to fly her to a hospital. she has recovered and she was later released. five other vendors who were hospitalized also recovered. most of them suffered from dehydration. >>> we have an update to the story of a homeless dog that stole a slice of pizza from a man in east palo alto., spokeswoman for the humane society says that dog and all of the puppies are now healthy and thriving. the puppies were named williams, harry, dutchess kate, lady di, charlotte, and megan after members of the royal family. the mother named queen elizabeth of course. five of the pu take them home. you can contact the peninsula humane society. >>> police in emeryville are using yoga, meditation, and scented oils to help cope with the stress of the job. >> henry lee shows how it's helping the police recharge. >> reporter: the top cop doing downward dog. it's all part of mindfulness resilience training, which incorporates things like yoga, breathing exercises, and biofeedback to measure and man

mot fostered by a team of volunteers. >> they had found tere's vehicle. >> tom fassbender, a special agent with the wisconsin department of special investigation hustled over to this 40-acre area. home of steven avery, auto mechanic. >> had you heard his name before? >> only through the media. >> steven avery was convicted of rape in 1985 but 18 years later, dna evidence exonerated and him and he was freed. a wrongfully convicted manuel comed back to society looking for justice of his own. >> were you aware he had filed a lawsuit against the local sheriff's department? >> i had heard that. >> he hoped winning the $36 million lawsuit would get him back on his feet. >> he appeared he was headed in that direction. >> two years after being released from prison, this poster boy was back in the news. not in a good way. >> i hope she comes back so she can go back to her family. >> when fast bender arrived on side, he learned she had an appointment to take photos of this van avery's sister was selling. teresa had left a message that morning. >> hello, this is teresa, the photographer and jus

. >>> new video just in of an emotional reunion for ar mot and child separated at the u.s. border. she and her 7-year-old son, darwi darwin, were just reunited at bwi thurgood marshall. they were separated when th crossed into arizona last month. they game from guatemala to seek asylum. she was released from custody last week. four days later she still h did note her son, so she sued to find out where he was. the justice department agreed to releaseda in. both will return to texas where their asylum is still being decided. >>> breaking news right now. virginia's two democratic senators are demanding answers following claims of abuse and a juvenile detention facilit where migrant children are being held. >> yeah, we're just getting word of this. zpliefrmts house republicans push back a voteim ogration reform. this comes as there is growing confusion about how families who already have been sfraeparated l be reunited. >>> first lady melania trump made a visit to the border. talking aboutll what she was wearing. we'll explain why and what's holding up that vote in congress coming up a

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secretary chief of staff johny kece said a lot of immigrants can't assimilate well, theye o mot havills. so as we look at the course of this administration they have been talking about immigrants as some people say is really criminal size-- criminalizing them and really lacks at them as a way that inot as americans or potential americans. >> woodruff: back on congressk you have been talking to a lot of house members, the actions on the republican side, where are you seeing the division there. >> this goes to another cultural issue, religion in theic repu party and the christian right there is a real divide. we have sen some christian leaders come, reverend graham come out and say they vay real problem with. this but also some in the prolife antiabortion community having a tough time with what policy they have. we were the first to get the statement from the susan b anthony list, a group that is antiabortion, very well-known, t me read you with at they came out today. we are dedicated to protectinge rst right, the right to life, therefore we refrain from pub rick comment on immotigratin

and i had a frustrated mots homo's there jonathan a stay there we want to ask you about the other match up in germany's group in a moment but let's take a look at that first because after germany's to field last night it was their group rival sweden and south korea who got the ball rolling on match day five a sweeping up the upper hand for most of the game and finally their pressure paid off in the sixty fifth minute men who came bringing victor clausen down in the box the referee awarded a penalty only after the video system brecker really took him off and the sweden's captain andrius ground was stepping up to give his side the lead and ultimately a win in that match. so jonathan there we get a feel for the other two teams that germany's going to have to play in group f. are germany in trouble no points two games left to play. i don't think they're in huge trouble just seeing me i think judging by what we saw today they won't have too much to worry about mexico was always going to be the most difficult match in the group sweden and south korea not so much and that's cost of mines back

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shame on congressional republicans for their heartless, radical see more mot protesting. i yield back. ms. clarke: i want to thank the gentlelady of the ninth congressional district of illinois. very prominent member of the congressional progressive caucus. for really, again, drilling down on a number of the issues that we all have to grapple with here in congress as members of the house of representatives, of the u.s. senate. that the administration under donald trump has to grapple with anti-american people. we really have -- and the american people. we really have to search our souls at this time. think about the children. we're talking infants who are breast-feeding, taken away from their mothers. we're talking toddlers barely able to talk, aren't potty have to be stacked up with a whole bunch of other children that they have no relationship. we have heard reports of children trying to console one another and being chastised because they are afraid and they only have one another to cling to and no one is there to them, them, to soothe them, to make them feel ok. this

the korean peninsula it doesn't matter that much whether china is involved in the singapore summit or mot what matters most is that no one the united states or d.p. r. k. or any other country can disregard china's size matter weight significance as far as peace and stability on the korean peninsula is concerned all right victor thank you. yet another flurry of molten mud and rock has been released from the volcano in guatemala at least one hundred people died in last sunday's eruption with nearly two hundred missing emergency teams have given up hope of finding anyone else alive but on a sanchez reports. say this is one of more than one hundred victims of the eruption. boiling yeah she walks in fields were blown nearly two kilometers into the sky much of it landed including a serious bill each she and many others didn't have time to escape the barrier there was two sons and two grandchildren died with her in total eleven thirdly members died sissy's may go to see her brother in law her body was one of the last to be recovered. it was the most of medical clinic irruption weatherman in deca

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mot aware of engagement for any of these particular groups. i believe the administrator for samsa has been working with orr with her expertise, her psychiatric expertise. i believe that's the case. certainly our gran tease are trained in and are experts and have clinician care. every child goes through mental health evaluation and mental health care when it's there. but it's not desirable to have children separated from their parents. if the parentsidn't bring them across, this will never happen. congress will get rid of the family unification. they'll get back together with their parents. but as long as i got a court order not not allowing that, wet them to order that now. >> i know we have to go. but mr. secretary, i'll submit you some questions in writing for you to answer as part of the record in regard to kids with a disability, kids with down syndrome, how they're being cared for, how many kids you have under your care. i'll be submitting those for the record. mr. chairman, thank you for the extra time. >> thank you, senator. i just want

i mean, you know, there's a possible mot possible model here.democracy that goes along with the mcdonald's, so there's a posz lts of economic reform here. it's hard to imagine the h family loosening its absolute hold on power. >> there are two models and i've always been fascinated by the two models. there's the russian model where you give some commit cal freedoms and then there's the chinese model which starts in 1989 and continues forward where you don't give political freedom but you allow capitalism to run rampant unchecked. >> the china model now prefers that model and so does russia. putin is trying to put them on the same path and that's appealing obviously to people like kim jong un whether it's rep reply kabl in there, if you start out tomorrow and open it up to the west, it would take decades to get anywhere close to where south korea is. >> and le's not forget human rights. there is this huge question, it doesn't sound as though we're going to bring it up. that has been a bedrock principle. they have hundreds of thousands of people t

charge but cannot be trusted, and so i think it is important to go to this meeting and to listen, and to mott listen to what he has to say putin has been pushing for this meeting wanting to have it i think his idea is probably to divide and conquer us in other words, he has been saying that part of the low point in u.s. russia relations has been because of the politics in the u.s., and accusations against russia interfering with our elections intelligence exuberant knows russia did interfere with elections i think we go listen we have a conversation, you know engaging with russia, and we see what comes out of it but i think it should be manually a listening session. maria: what does u.s. want from russia. >> what the u.s. wants from russia is for russia to stop interfering with the rest of the world trying to grow its power trying to basically subvert what we're doing here in the uyou look at election process, how russia has you know, has made cyberattacks on u.s. tried to influence our public opinion, and i think what we want is for russia to kind of cool off, and stop trying to meddle in t

part of 20th century teddy roosevelt want to protect the region whether withdrew states likes it or mot necessarily bad thing for the united states >> does president trump agree with that what essentially you are saying that president trump would do a deal with north korea allow china to dominate north asia. >> pushing back against china. >> let's face it. >> look what they are doing with trade. >> i think more my point is it is less about the military, and more about trade parity with china. >> alsobout the military in china, because what is happening right now, is china is setting up military bases all along the sea level across the world they set one up in djibouti, why nunes committee is investigating china so not just trade with china. >> also they are using game gaining economically putting toward military complex. >> in the book destined for war introduce you parallel between what they are doing right now what the united states was doing in our own hemisphere, in the early part of the 20th century we have to be super careful we have different cult yourself different political sys

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