to get this done mr harvey finally what about russia the mainstream media is all over the president for having another leader with meeting with vladimir putin what do you make of it where do you stand on that. god forbid the president united states meets with the head of state of another country that's his job that's what we elected him to do and i don't see that there's any problem with our president i don't care which president is what party it is meeting with a head of another country and i think it's all a bunch of bluster and the media is trying to come up with something do you think president you think president trump was under attack by the media. well that's an understatement for something that is totally irrelevant to what the it's the country needs to have going forward but this president what the american people elected him to do all right ted harvey is the chairman of the committee to defend the president good to have you with us tonight thank you had it democrats and civil rights groups are working to destroy the president's voter fraud commission the president established

harvey. so we'll have deputy arts interview the inmates. >> mr. gill?. >> though the surveillance footage left no questions about what started the fight, gill will have a hearing to explain himself. and if he's convincing, he might talk his way out of segregation. >> i'd like to ask you a couple questions. some of the guys that sit at the table with harvey said that harvey was going to trade a piece of cake to you for another item? >> actually, i gave him like some -- a bag of coffee. he told me that he would give me two cakes in return. i thought that to be pretty cool. >> did he just pick it up and hand it to you? >> no, he didn't hand it to me. i grabbed it myself. >> so you reached over and picked it up off -- >> he was like, you know, your cake right there. as i picked it up -- most cakes are dry. you know, this cake was like really soggy at the bottom of it. you know, and you know -- i believe, you know, by me being so immune to it, i can't smell it no more. it might have been urine up under it. you know, like i say, man, i could be wrong. but i'm

mr. trump's announcement over twitter that transgender people can no longer serve in the military drew hundreds of protesters at harveyl plaza in the castro. >> we don't always focus on the t as much as we do the l and g so i think it is important for us to be their allies an march with them. >> reporter: parents jen babbock and jen made sure to bring their children. >> we talked about like if they're on the playground and someone is making fun of one of their friends or being mean to one of their friends they have to stand up for them. i think it is not exactly the same, but just important to stand up for other people. >> what do we feel? >> stand up, fight back. >> reporter: the message was clear, continue the fight. more so than they ever have before. trans rights are human rights. >> we need to be committed to standing up for lgbt rights. we cannot be deterred. donald trump is strong, i am strong. >> reporter: strong and united, a community emboldened. in san francisco, lilian kim, "abc 7 news." >>> tomorrow the senate is expected to take up a marathon voting session on health care. sources tell abc news it could

harvey. so we'll have deputy arts interview the inmates. >> mr. gill?s, man. >> though the surveillance footage left no questions about what started the fight, gill will have a hearing to explain himself. and if he's convincing, he might talk his way out of segregation. >> i'd like to ask you a couple questions. some of the guys that sit at the table with harvey said that harvey was going to trade a piece of cake to you for another item? >> actually, i gave him like some -- a bag of coffee. he told me that he would give me two cakes in return. i thought that to be pretty cool. >> did he just pick it up and hand it to you? >> no, he didn't hand it to me. i grabbed it myself. >> so you reached over and picked it up off -- >> he was like, you know, your cake right there. as i picked it up -- most cakes are dry. you know, this cake was like really soggy at the bottom of it. you know, and you know -- i believe, you know, by me being so immune to it, i can't smell it no more. it might have been urine up under it. you know, like i say, man, i could be wrong. b

mr. trump's announcement over twitter that transgender people can no longer serve in the military drew hundreds of protesters at harveyl plaza in the castro. >> we don't always focus on the t as much as we do the l and g so i think it is important for us to be their allies an march with them. >> reporter: parents jen babbock and jen made sure to bring their children. >> we talked about like if they're on the playground and someone is making fun of one of their friends or being mean to one of their friends they have to stand up for them. i think it is not exactly the same, but just important to stand up for other people. >> what do we feel? >> stand up, fight back. >> reporter: the message was clear, continue the fight. more so than they ever have before. trans rights are human rights. >> we need to be committed to standing up for lgbt rights. we cannot be deterred. donald trump is strong, i am strong. >> reporter: strong and united, a community emboldened. in san francisco, lilian kim, "abc 7 news." >>> tomorrow the senate is expected to take up a marathon voting session on health care. sources tell abc news it could

harvey says i have recently had two new mrs with some people walking out while texting.e are people listening to music on headphones. " a list of you are texting you are still a little bit aware of what is around you. there should be a lawful pavement as well. nonetheless, keep them coming in. it is just after nonetheless, keep them coming in. it isjust after 7:45 a.m., nonetheless, keep them coming in. it is just after 7:45 a.m., you are watching bbc news breakfast. the main stories this morning: counter—terrorism police in australia say they've stopped a suspected plot to bring down an aeroplane. a record number of criminals in england and wales have had their sentences increased after people complained that they were too lenient. here's sarah with a look at this morning's weather. sarah, are you guilty of texting while walking? i have possibly symbiont —— sent the odd tax by walking but i did see someone do it the other day and walk straight into a lamppost, it does happen. perils of thejob. this picture a lamppost, it does happen. perils of the job. this picture was

mr. trump's announcement over twitter that longer serve in t military drew hundreds of protesters at harvey milk plaza in the castro. >> we don't always focus on the t as much as the l and g, so i think that's important for us to be their allies and march with them. >> parents jim and tina made sure to bring their children. >> we talked about how it's like if they're on the playground and someone is making fun of one of their friends or being mean to one of their friends, they have to stand up for them. it's not exactly the same, but important to stand up for other people. >> the message was clear. continue the fight more so than they ever have before. trans rights are human rights. >> we need to be committed to standing up for lgbt rights. we cannot be deterred, and donald trump is strong. i am strong. >> strong and united, a community emboldened. in san francisco, lilian kim, abc7 news. >>> caitlyn jenner is responding to what she calls the president's attack on transgender service members. in a letter to president trump, jenner says the news was devastating and americans should be outrag

mr. speaker, i rise today in honor of ed in a harvey turman, celebrating her 100th birthday on august 15 of this year. she was born in 1917 and grew . just south in jonesboro working at harvey's grocery store and afterwards she met a man. they married in 1936 and farmed and raised cattle together. they farmed for the government. sold soybeans, cotton, and butter. they had five children, mary, barbara, billy ray, and ronnie. she also has nine grandchildren, 12 great grandchildren, and eight great great grandchildren. working at grocery store and afterwards an active member of her community and county, she was -- is very fashion gnat about her church. mr. crawford: helped run the voting location for several years. today besides being a happy grandmother, great grandmother, and great great grandmother, she still lives on the old homestead. she truly is a member of the greatest generation of americans by which all the following generations are measured. whether we realize it or not it is people like her that built our communities and continue to shape the america we live in today. the speake

mr. trump praised the "national enquirer" and cited its articles about political rivals, especially senator ted cruz of texas. the tabloid had published a picture it claimed showed cruz's father with kennedy assassin, lee harveyoswald. >> all i did was point out the fact that on the cover of the "national enquirer" there was a eecture of him and crazy lee harvey oswald having breakfast. now, ted never denied that it was his father. >> reporter: there is no evidence cruz's father knew or met oswald. anthony, there is evidence this twitter spat has taken a toll here and on capitol hill, where the president's health care agenda is in dangerous limbo and a distracted white house gropes for a new political strategy. >> mason: major garrett at the white house. thank you, major. this week, a presidential remmission began its investigation of possible election fraud by asking states to turn over a slew of voter information. nancy cordes reports the effort immediately ran into trouble. >> this is an outrageous violation of citizens' privacy rights. >> reporter: virginia governor terry mcauliffe told cbs news today his state will not hand over sensitive voter files to the white house. mcauliffe joins officials from ins

harvey. [laughter] think you're. now i will turn to senator nelson for his opening remarks. >> mr. chairman there seems to be some passing interest in this subject matter today it would be possible to get all of these people into though little committee rooms of tanks for being here. so everybody in the stands such a vital role to protect consumers and it is incumbent upon us to review the qualifications to carry out the role of all persons nominated to serve as commissioners. for jessica, it has been a long and winding road when in reality she should well be into her second term on the agency. thanks for your patience and perseverance and your continued willingness to serve the of public and your expertise and good judgment with the dedication to the public interest is noted and the central. mr. carr congratulations on your nomination. it seems clear you are well liked and regarded by the communications bar and i enjoyed my meeting with you yesterday. we have concerns about two consecutive terms, not one term but two consecutive terms that the senate is being asked to confirm you

harvey milk's fight for rights in the 1970s. in a series of tweets yesterday, president trump wrote: readiness, this was about unit cohesion, this was about ces with military." mr. trump ransgender individuals would burden the >> this is about military readiness, this is about unit cohesion. this is about resources within the military. >> mr. trump says transgender individuals would burden the military with tremendous medical costs but a 2016 study found those costs would add less than $9 million to the more than half trillion dollars defense budget. several thousand more are in the reserves. >>> as the world anticipates another missile test from north korea, tensions are getting higher on the korean peninsula. the u.s. defense official says another launch could happen within a week. this after a first successful test earlier this month of an intercontinental ballistic missile that could reach alaska! this week the cia director mike pompeo talked about the need for a regime change in north korea. >> it would be a great thing to get those weapons off the peninsula but the dangerous thing is the character who holds control of them today. >> north korea said shoul

mr. trump praised the national enquirer and sited articles about political rivals. especially senator ted cruz of texas. the tabloid published a picture it claims showed cruz's father with kennedy assassin, lee harvey oswald. >> all i did was point out the fact that on the cover of the national enquirer, there was a picture of him and crazy lee harvey oswald having breakfast. now ted never denied that it was his father. >> there is no evidence cruz's father ever met or knew oswald. there is evidence this latest twitter spat has taken a toll here and on capitol hill. where the president's health care agenda is in dangerous limbo and a distracted white house gropes for a new political strategy. major garrett, cbs news, the white house. >>> in other news this morning, warriors star steph curry agreed to a blockbuster deal, $201 million for five seasons. it would be the richest deal in nba history. and it is a huge bump from his last contract which was four years for $44 million. fern glen will break it down coming up later in sports. >>> still to come, gunfire erupts at a nightclub leaving several people injured. the chaotic moments from inside. >>> plus a warning for pet owners, toxic algae is being

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harvey. yes. thank you. i will turn out to senator nelson for his opening remarks and then we will go to some other introductions of some of our panelists. sen. nelson: thank you mr. chairman. and there seems to be some passing interest in this subject matter today. it would be impossible to get all these people into our little committee room, so thank you all for all being here. and it is because everybody here understand that the commission plays such a vital role in protecting consumers and competition. incumbent upon us to review the qualifications, to carry out the role of all persons nominated to serve as commissioners to this agency. forjessica rosenworcel, it has been a long and winding road. when in reality, she should already well be into her second term on the agency. i want to thank you for your patience, your perseverance, and your continued willingness to serve the public. your expertise, your good togment, the dedication the public interest is noted. and it is a central. -- is essential. brendan carr, congratulations on your nomination. there you are. it seems clear that you are well-liked and well-regarded by the communications bar. and i enjoyed