mr. cooper votes aye. mr. rogers votes aye. mr. frank's votes aye. mr. courtney votes aye. mr. schuster votes aye. votes aye. mr. connolly votes aye. mr. garamendi votes aye. mr. lamborn votes aye. ms. spear? .s spear votes aye mr. whitman votes aye. mr. hunter votes aye. gabbard votes no. mr. coffman votes aye. mr. o'rourke votes aye. mr. norcross votes aye. mr. scott votes aye. mr. gallego votes aye. mr. brooks votes aye. mr. moulton votes aye. mr. cook votes aye. dr. winstrol votes aye. ms. rosen votes aye. mr. burns votes aye. votes aye. mr. carbajal votes aye. ms. stefanic votes aye. mr. brown votes aye. ms. mcsally votes aye. mrs. murphy votes aye. mr. knight votes aye. mr. russell votes aye. mr. o'halloran votes aye. dr. abraham votes aye. mr. walls votes aye. mr. kelly votes aye. mr. gallagher votes aye. votes -- mr. bacon votes aye. mr. banks votes aye. ms. cheney votes aye. mr. gates? >> clerk will report the tally. >> there are 60 aye votes,one no vote. --german from washington gentleman from washington? >> i would like to assert the right of to write -- the right to

mr. cooper: how much time do i have remaining? the chair: 15 seconds. mr. cooper: admiral sereling did not request this, let's follow his lead. i yield back. the chair: the question is on the amendment offered by the gentleman from colorado. those in favor say aye. those opposed, no. in the opinion of the chair, the ayes have it. mr. cooper: i ask for a recorded vote. the chair: pursuant to clause 6 of rule 18, further proceedings on the amendment offered by the gentleman from colorado will be post-poned. for what purpose does the gentleman from texas seek recognition? >> pursuant to h.res. 440, i offer amendments en bloc. the chair: the clerk will designate the amendments en bloc. the clerk: consisting of amendments number 2, 8, 9, 11, 25, 26, 1, 22, 23, 24, 33, 34, 9, 30, 31, 32, and 35, printed in house report 115-217, offered by mr. thornberry of texas. the chair: pursuant to house resolution 440, the gentleman from texas, mr. thornberry, and the gentleman from washington, mr. smith, will each control 10 minutes. the chair recognizes the gentleman from t

mr. cooper, you keep on speaking. i understand where you're coming from and any working man should understand. god bless you. guest: that was very kind of him to say. it largely depends on the status of the economy weatherman wage ultimately -- does that there itself in history as far as the state of the key economy -- the economy? and the impact of minimum wage? guest: baseball in -- a small number of studies looked at this and most of it has found the same thing. at least the increases we have done in the past have not really had any measurable effect on employment. i guess the larger point i would make is the economy just not -- does not just exist in a vacuum. it exists in the structure we create for it in law. it is kind of the same with labor market. floor for wages and wages can exist above that floor. the problem in today's economy in a lot of cases is we left that fall back from where it was in the past. we need to get the floor back to a level that is adequate. there is a point where you could raise the floo

mr. jim cooper. mr. cooper: i thank the gentleman from iowa for yielding. mr. speaker, i would like to ask unanimous consent that i may be permitted to revise my remarks made during consideration of amendment number 15 in the committee of the whole earlier today. beyond technical, grammatical and type graphical corrections. the speaker pro tempore: without objection. mr. cooper: i thank my friend, the gentleman from iowa, for yielding. mr. king: reclaiming my time. i'm always happy to yield the gentleman from tennessee and i appreciate his contribution to the united states congress. while i have served here, yeemp that he's been here as well -- each year that he's been here as well. i'd like to shift gears a little bit now, mr. speaker. and address the circumstances of the ndaa debate that's taken place. i want to express my disappointment with some of the decisions that were made, some of the votes on the amendments. and also decisions that came from the rules committee. the last year, in the authorization of the national defense authorization act, i offered a

mr. cooper setting the bar for by partisan can corporation. -- a bipartisan cooperation. so this addresses the storage chip temperatures asian with this base organization. i have been disappointed saying those proposed reforms will actually stepped back efforts let me be clear that as of the case. and to streamline that acquisition to prioritize the base and with that department of leadership to help restore and increase the benefits of want to thank the subcommittee with those strategic forces which includes those key provisions to ensure parterres station this will be a separate as part of the civilian leadership. also with the u.s. space command and with those satellite services and that they are provided by satellite. what me be clear but it doesn't unspecified which one anybody needs to use. end to apartheid is the specific requirement to end the reliance. and then to build new launch vehicles for those companies. with some strong oversight process to make sure the nuclear command control are reversed and secure. and be authorized the funding level for a national nuc

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mr. cooper's amendment, which clarified the limitation plans can incorporate land use polcy, not have any debate on the floor? all members with amendments should be given the opportunity to bring them to the full house and get a fair, up or down vote, on the merits of their amendment. that's how we craft better legislation, mr. speaker. that's how we fix bills, mr. speaker. i assure you this bill needs to be fixed. all it does is repackage a bunch of bills that make our air dirtier and our health worse and the health care more costly. all bills we have seen here over the last several years, bringing them together in sort of a frankenstein bill where you assemble all these horrible body parts from different bills, each of which is bad. creating a huge monster that will kill people and increase health care costs for every american. instead of trying to weaken the clean air act, putting americans' health at risk, what this bill does -- we should talk about the way to close loopholes that exist in our clean air act and make our air cleaner not dirtier. reduce asthma and cancer, not increase a

and our aircraft carrier undergoing c trials, there are opportunities for further cooperation between our militaries. mr. secretary, let me assure you that this election, britain has a strong government and a steadfast commitment to defense. having delivered on our promises to meet the 2% target and to build the new ships and planes and tanks that armed forces required, we will continue stepping up, thinking always globally. america under your new presidents faces great challenges of tomorrow and britain will remain by your side, confronting aggression and relentless in the fight for freedom. thank you. defense sec. mattis: thank you. thank you ladies and gentlemen for coming. we appreciate it. is yourrth korea, what thessment on the status of warhead? defense sec. mattis: we are still analyzing the latest test at this time, so i do not want to speculate or mislead you at this point. obviously they are continuing to mature in threat and in violation of the united nations and that is the way that we look at it. i cannot give you a specific on that. but thank you very much. >> do you believe there will be

mr. mueller are cooperating. they do not want to step on each other in any way, shape or form. it may be an indication that mr. mueller says, go right ahead and talk to him and that could mean that jared kushner is not at the center of his investigation. or, as you point out, that he's already spoken with him. but i think that what we do know is that the committees are not doing anything to get in the special counsel's way. >> all right, gloria borger, thank you so much. >> sure. >> so much news going on here and i want to get more on all of this with senator sheldon whitehouse. he's a democrat on the judiciary committee. i mean, you hear there we have this price tag on the health care bill, all of this testimony that we are going to see next week from paul manafort, donald junior, and behind closed doors jared kushner. testifying before your committee next week, donald junior and paul manafort, what are you hoping to learn from them, sir? >> well, i think it's important that we begin to get testimony under oath. there has been enormous amount that has been said publicly, but it

together to make it better and more affordable for all americans with that type of bipartisan cooperation mr. president i consider to be a premier challenge to work with colleagues looking for common ground. and i have heard from this side of the aisle the colleagues have said justin of the last few days, let us set aside the our way or highway approach with those bipartisanship then on the senate finance committee and with that i yield the floor and note the absence of a quorum. . >> with the biggest problems is the insane pay of the sea of. . . steven clifford, former ceo of king broadcasting talks about his book the ceo pay machine. sunday at 1:30 p.m. eastern, doctor willie parker, a christian and abortion provider talks about his book life's work, a moral argument for choice. >> we pushed back on the morbidity of abortion. we push back on the claim that it's dangerous. we haven't made the case that women, and people were making decisions about reproduction, a process that occurs in their body that it is within their agency, as human beings, to make those decisions. >> for more of this w

. >>> trump tried at joint base andrews, but the wind was not cooperating. yesterday mr.ed to grab a hat that had blown off the marine's head. he put the hat back on, gave him a pat on the arm. moments later the hat blew off again. the president passed it on to somebody else. that's how politics works. that's it for abc7 news at 5:00. we did you for your time. i'm eric thomas for drew and shu. we'll see you back here at 6:00. >>> tonight, the new details just in. what we've learned about that meeting between the trump campaign team and a kremlin-linked lawyer. tonight, the president's son explaining what he was allegedly promised, and what it had to do with hillary clinton. plus, president trump's new proposal. a partnership with vladimir putin that has some in his own party outraged. >>> also tonight, raging infernos. more than 40 large blazes burning. thousands evacuated. children trapped at a camp. and the firefighters who made sure this american flag was saved. >>> driving out isis. u.s.-backed forces in iraq claiming a victory in mosul. we're on the front lines with

. >> i want to bring in donovan price, a community activist in chicago, much like willie cooper. mr. price, thank you for joining me, appreciate it. >> thank you. >> you knew willie cooper, not well. you knew of him. he was shot and killed less than a block from his organization where he worked on the south side. what was your reaction when you learned it was him, he was a victim over the weekend. >> it's a very sad thing when pillars of the community are taken away from us, the things that could help or aid the people that could play a bigger role in the solution of this problem. whether it be somebody active like will or there was a 68-year-old gentleman who was just a senior and a wise person who was taken away last month. when fixtures of the community are taken away from an already broken situation, then you really start to wonder about it tumbling apart all together. >> what does that say when someone like willie cooper who is a person folks turn to when they need help, trying to ses cape the violence. he's one of the folks that fall victim to the violence he was dedicated to

mr. jim cooper, the ranking member on our subcommittee, for being such a great partner as we work on this important bill. now i'd like to focus on some key provisions in the bill. first, space reform. this bill takes two monumental steps to reform national security space. first, the bill provides for the creation of a space corps within the air force to fix the fragmented space acquisition process. second, it provides for the establishment of a sboordnant unified command for space under u.s. strategic command, to ensure integration of command. i can't stress enough the urgent necessity of these reforms. our society and our military are enormously dependent on space. meanwhile, our adversaries continue to grow their counterspace capabilities. these adversaries have already reorganized their space forces toward the goal of neutralizing our advantage in space. multiple studies going back almost two decades have recommended space -- a space force to fix our space acquisition and management problems. regardless, the d.o.d. and the air force have yet to fix the problem. decision making authorit

mr. jim cooper, the ranking member on our subcommittee, for being such a great partner as we work on this important bill. now i'd like to focus on some key provisions in the bill. first, space reform. this bill takes two monumental steps to reform national security space. first, the bill provides for the creation of a space corps within the air force to fix the fragmented space acquisition process. second, it provides for the establishment of a sboordnant unified command for space under u.s. strategic command, to ensure integration of command. i can't stress enough the urgent necessity of these reforms. our society and our military are enormously dependent on space. meanwhile, our adversaries continue to grow their counterspace capabilities. these adversaries have already reorganized their space forces toward the goal of neutralizing our advantage in space. multiple studies going back almost two decades have recommended space -- a space force to fix our space acquisition and management problems. regardless, the d.o.d. and the air force have yet to fix the problem. decision making authorit

that kind of bipartisan cooperation, mr. president, i consider to be the premiere challenge of my time in public service, to work with colleagu colleagues, common sense, looking for common ground. and i have heard one after another of my colleagues on this side of the aisle state that in just the last knew da -- last fw days. so let us set aside this partisan our way or the high way approach, opt for the alternative which is more sunshine and more bipartisanship. i will pledge to do everything in my power on the senate finance committee to bring that about. and with that, mr. president, i yield the floor, and i note the absence of a quorum. the presiding officer: and the clerk shall call the roll. quorum call: quorum call:

mr. enzi: i have yet to see the cooperation. and i'm not going to take questions. going to -- i really would appreciate it if you would just take some time to look at the bill. mr. murphy: we got the bill an hour ago -- the presiding officer: the senate will be in order. mr. murphy: maybe the time will be better used if you allow us to ask questions about the bill. the presiding officer: the senate will be in order. the senator from wyoming has the floor. mr. enzi: yes, and i have an hour whether i use it or not. like i say, for the past few days i have been yielding time to the other side. i haven't gotten much satisfaction out of that. i've listened to the last hour, and i didn't get any satisfaction out of that either. i did sit through all of it. i did listen to it. again, it's complaints about the process but not constructive suggestions on what could be done. taxes and mandates and regulations and lack of competition in the marketplace and increasing costs. when i travel across wyoming, i have people that come up to thehis continues live on senate floor, the s

cooperating. that statement reads as and parents mr. and mrs. nardo sympathize with the parents and the families of the missing young men and they are cooperating in every way possible with the investigation being conducted by law enforcement. meantime the search at their 90-acre property in solebury township is intensifying overnight as you heard investigators found human remains there in a common grave. no comment about that here this morning. so, again, cosmo dinardo's parents have been subpoenaed to testify before a grand jury here. as we know it's the role of any grand jury to determine whether there's enough evidence for criminal charges to be brought. the d.a. has called this a case of homicide now. they're still determining how many homicides they're dealing with and cosmo dinardo is still called a person of interest at this point. we are hoping to farve up -- catch up with layer perri. jim and rahel back to you. >> jan thank you. >>> be sure to stay with "eyewitness news" as the search for the missing men continues to unfold as soon as t

mr. trump will seek the cooperation from world leaders on the north korean threat. >>> it's been almost three since a gunman opened fire at a congressional baseball practice in alexandria. today two special receive honors. they'll present crystal griner and david bailey with honors. think were part of security detail for house whip steve scalise. they held the gunman at bay until police arrive. they're credited with saving many lees. >>> this morning parents are asked to have a tough conversation with their children. they want to know if the suspect has more victims. carlos deangelo bell is charged with assaulting at least ten boys and forcing them to make pornography. the charles county sheriff's office say some of it started at the benjamin positive for hiv. >> my daughter ran down the stairs yelling mommy, one of our teachers has been arrested for molesting kids. >> charles county has a hotline number. it's also on the app. story is right there on the home page. this case has striking similarities to another crime in prince george's county. dionte caraway worked at a school in glen arden.

we couldn't do this without cooperation from both sides of the aisle. mr. frelinghuysen: i would remind the house that just yesterday, we voted overwhelmingly in a bipartisan way to impose tough new sanctions on three agressor nations, russia, iran and north korea. each pose their unique threats to our vital interests, their neighbors and to global stability. what little in history would predict that sanctions would change the maligned behavior of these three regimes. we need to get this bill across the finish line, to guarantee that our military is always prepared to meet any threat from anyone anywhere, whether it be china and the pacific and terrorist groups like al qaeda, isis, hezbollah, hamas and transnational drug smugglers and criminal gangs. mr. chairman, i repeat, congress' most important constitutional duty is to provide for the common defense this appropriations package before us allows us to meet that >> the house is working through the defense-related spending and the senate continues with the health-care law. watch live coverage on c-span and

mr. rhodes was pleased to cooperate and is supportive of efforts to investigate russia's unprecedented interferenceour election." many have been calling for mr. rhodes to testify as part of the investigation into leaks. we don't know because of his closed testimony whether or not that came up yesterday. we do know he was there, rhodes, on capitol hill. we know he testified. that's one story. the other story this house i.t. staffer that worked for the democratic congress woman debbie wasserman schultz. it was in a dulles airport. the guy was said to be on his way out of the country, maybe eventually to pakistan. the first stop was in qatar. but instead of heading there, agents from the capitol police and border protection, they brought him in. he's 37 years old. he's part of kind of a wider congressional computer equipment scandal that's been out there fox has been covering. already led to some of these guys relatives. his relatives being fired. they also worked for congressional democrats. he hadn't been fired until now. the authorities have been looking into whether and how he made have double-bil

we couldn't do this without cooperation from both sides of the aisle. mr. frelinghuysen: i would remind the house that just yesterday, we voted overwhelmingly in a bipartisan way to impose tough new sanctions on three agressor nations, russia, iran and north korea. each pose their unique threats to our vital interests, their neighbors and to global stability. what little in history would predict that sanctions would change the maligned behavior of these three regimes. we need to get this bill across the finish line, to guarantee that our military is always prepared to meet any threat from anyone anywhere, whether it be china and the pacific and terrorist groups like al qaeda, isis, hezbollah, hamas and transnational drug smugglers and criminal gangs. mr. chairman, i repeat, congress' most important constitutional duty is to provide for the common defense this appropriations package before us allows us to meet that solemn responsibility and i urge support of the bill and i yield back the balance of my time. the chair: all time for general debate has expired.

mr gormley said he was cooperating fully with the investigation but would continue to focus on doing al democrats, willie rennie, has said that mr gormley should step aside from his duties as chief constable, until the investigation had been completed. the notion that you should always finish a course of antibiotics, even if you feel better, is being challenged by a group of leading medical experts. writing in the british medical journal, it‘s argued that taking antibiotics for longer than necessary, can raise the risk of developing a resistance to the drugs. however, england‘s chief medical officer says people shouldn‘t change their behaviour because of one study. dan johnson reports. growing resistance to antibiotics is an increasing problem around the world. they become less effective because we take so many of them. that means deadly infections spread more easily. now some researchers say it is time to end the blanket prescription that every course should be completed. writing in the british medical journal, the group of experts claim there is no evidence that stopping some antibi

mr. trump, he agreed early on to cooperate, produce documents, and do a voluntary transcribed interview, so no subpoena was necessary in that case. so these three, then, will not appear on panel two today. now, today's topic is as important now as it was in 1938 when congress enacted the law. there are two qualifications to be considered a foreign agent under the foreign agents registration act. the first is working directly or indirectly for a foreign principle. a foreign principle can be a foreign government, political party, corporation or a single individual. the second requirement is involvement in a political activity to influence u.s. policy, either as a publicity agent or a lobbyist among others. the basic idea is that a foreign propaganda should not lurk in the shadows but should be fully transparent. the foreign agents registration act does that by requiring agents to register with the justice department. people should know if foreign governments, political parties, or other foreign interests are trying to influence u.s. policy or public opinion. given efforts to influence our

yesterday there's every reason to believe we can restore, at least possibly, the level of cooperation we need. >> mr. trump was very much the issue at his first big economic summit, differences on trade, climate and other issues were obvious and part of a bigger question. just what is his world view? >> the west became great not because of paperwork and regulations but because people were allowed to chase their dreams and pursue their destinie destinies. >> and here at home, anger now at the senate's top republican as he warns the gop to settle indifferences or be prepared to maybe obamacare fixes with democrat. >> i'm still hot about -- frustrated about the developments this week in the health care debate. for seven years the party that we're all a part of in this room has said that it was for the repeal and replacement of obamacare. for seven years. >> lots to discuss. washington post, michael share of "the new york times" and mary katherine hamm of the federalist. new chapter of better understanding and cooperation. be skeptical. we've heard this before from vladimir putin and both of president t

mr. kushner at his word to cooperate with the committee. >> what kind of records are you asking for? >> i think it's not appropriate to go through the type of documents requested but we feel it is very important that we have all of the appropriate information so we can ask the right questions. it is very troubling to me and in the case of mr. kushner that we now have three meetings with russians that he at least omitted from his initial filing with reports. >> now, jim, warner would not be specific on when the committee wants to interview jared kushner or donald trump jr. he would not say when i asked him about whether or not he would try to do this. i did catch up with senator who said the committee is interviewing at least six witnesses a week. we know this week they have interviewed some trump campaign associates. they have not disclosed the name yet. one person we know before the house intelligence committee former trump communications adviser that classified session tomorrow afternoon. >> you spoke to senator chuck grassley. he wants donald trump jr. to testify, as well. what di

cooperate for that. let's remember two thousand and eight the other big games in beijing mr secretary they attacked self a c.t. and we the russian federation we had our men our workplace keepers their station according to the mandate of the un and we asked to convene the nato russian council because i said no we are close in that format we don't want to talk with you within that format and remember the way. the later. saw the two thousand and eight everyone said well that was a mistake we should have the talks growing in old at all times and we should have that formal open door should be open and that's what they said after the coup d'etat ukraine again the same mistake we the west put on ice all the contacts within the format of the russian nato council. we had very. good programs for example on in fighting the terrorism russia france germany have been working together to ensure the the installation of this static system which allows to detect explosives at public spaces that's was a unique technology call advancement but they put it all a nice including the cooperation on the afghanistan track now the

mr. trump meant, but what followeas contacts or cooperation with russians. this was don, jr., in july. >> it's disgusting. it's so phony. i can't think of a bigger lie. >> reporter: three days later. >> it's just a total deflection. this whole thing with russia. russia, if you're listening, i hope you're able to find the 30,000 e-mails that are missing. i have nothing to do with russia. >> reporter: that same day campaign chairman paul manafort was asked about any russia connection on "cbs this morning." >> can you tell us what you know about the relationship and what the campaign knows and what donald trump believes? >> we have no relationship. >> reporter: the issue similarrered through the transition. senior adviser kellyanne conway on "face the nation." >> did anyone involved in the trump campaign have any contact with russians trying to meddle with the election? >> absolutely not. >> reporter: five days before the inauguration, vice elect mike pence repeated the denial. >> did any adviser or anybody in the trump campaign have any contacts with the russi

mr. trump's past is his relationship with deutsche bank. by definition, they have to cooperate with mr.emands from congress for documentation on the $3 million in loans. tom: how can they say no to that? their they can, but at peril. within deutsche bank there is reporting they are preparing for the day when mueller asks for those documents. francine: marty, why do we think president trump may fire robert mueller? hety: we don't know whether is thinking about it, but everything we know about donald upset, hehen he is tends to do things that many think are not in his best interest. certainly, our reporting shows that if he were to fire investigator mueller, it would basically destroy whatever senior management there is at the justice department. he would have to fire every single person until he found someone willing to do it. a lot of people thought firing jim comey was a really bad idea and he did it anyway. it is possible it is being discussed. it may be just emotional outbursts. it is questionable whether he is really serious and now he is shaking up his legal team. we will see if hi

mr. macron, you had your meeting with the chinese president at the g20 summit. what will france do? how will france cooperateall of these areas with china, and what do you think personally of mr. xi jinping? how do you want to continue to work with china, and what do you personally think of mr. xi jinping? thank you very much. president trump: he is a friend of mine. i have great respect for him. we have gotten to know each other very well. a great leader. he is a very talented man. i think he is a very good man. he loves china, i can tell you. he wants to do what is right for china. we have asked him for some assistance with respect to north korea. probably he could do a little bit more, but we will find out. we are working on some trade deals. he has been very nice. he has let beef go back in, certain credit card financing and other various things go back

mr. president trump, for showing us this perspective of cooperation. for that because i'm pleased that you understand, mr. president, the importance of this region in which the three seas initiative was born and exists. and this is one-third of the european union properties. it encompasses the 12 countries of central europe. 112 million citizens living altogether in our countries. ladies and gentlemen, the gdp amounts to more than $1.5 trillion. and if we measure this cumulative gdp -- >> listening to the polish president speaking at the three seas project, a joint coalition project launched last year. the point is to strengthen trade, infrastructure, energy, and local cooperation in these countries boarding the adriatic. that's what they're there to talk about. the president of the united states talking about success in the american stock market, about low unemployment rate, touting some of the hopes to embolden the u.s. military and the like. basically giving a progress report on the american economy and military. >> and next he will speak in front of

mr. de la calle: [speaking spanish] >> and to cooperate with the state and the solution of a global problem of drug trafficking. mr. de la calle: [speaking spanish] >> and to turn over an inventory of all their assets for the --reation -- recreation reparation of the victims. mr. de la calle: [speaking spanish] >> there is much to be said, but first of all, i have to express my conviction that this agreement will be useful for colombia but also is an example of innovation, especially with the creation of the gender subcommittee. it has set a global precedent. mr. de la calle: [speaking spanish] >> the eln has different characteristics to those of farc. they do not operate in the same way. mr. de la calle: [speaking spanish] >> it has a decentralized command structure which, in and of itself, is a difficulty facing this problem. mr. de la calle: [speaking spanish] >> we believe that this is going to start bearing fruit through this process. we have said this is not the time for weapons or arms. there is no room for arms and violence, and i believe the eln will start to understand this is the

mrs. denardo sympathize with the parents of the missing young men and cooperating in every way possible with the investigation being conducted by law enforce. the investigation is underway and we'll keep you updated on any developments. katherine scott channel 6 "action news." >> "action news" talked to a neighbor who lives close to the property being searched. assessed she and her husband were in the pool on saturday afternoon when she heard a series of gunshots. >> i looked at my husband keith and i said is that fireworks, because 4thle of july is passed. >> he said, no, no, that was a shot gun. the family reported the gunshots to the police after learning about the missing men. >>> meanwhile, the mother of mark sturgis posted this message on facebook, i wanted to let everyone know from the bottom of our hearts how touched we were by all of the love and prayers of this nightmare. this is an act of pure evil. all we can do is pray for our loved ones and hope the boys are found. we'll alert you to developments to the story through the 6abc app. you can find details about the case and raw vid

mr. mccrone, you had your meeting with the chinese president at the g20 summit. what will france do? how well france cooperate with all of these areas with china, and what do you think personally of mr. xi jinping? how do you want to continue to work with china, and what do you personally think of mr. xi jinping? thank you very much. president trump: he is a friend of mine. we have gotten to know each other very well. a great leader. he is a very talented man. i think he is a very good man. he loves china, i can tell you. he wants to do what is right for china. we have asked him for some assistance in regard to north korea. probably he could do a little bit more, but we will find out. we are working on some trade deals. he has been very nice. in,as let beef go back certain credit card financing and other various things go back in at my request, which is very good for our farmers. we will be working on very major trade components. president xi is a terrific guy. i like being with him a lot. and he is a special person. thank you. first, i got to meet him in the margin of the g20 summit in hamburg. early next ye

mr. president, should jeff sessions resign? [ laughter ] >> the anderson cooper eyeroll. antime, cnn has learned the president and sessions have not talked since at least the president's interview with the "times." mr. trump even brought cabinet members who were eagle scouts to that boy scouts jamboree in west virginia monday. sessions did not get an invite. he was an eagle scout. the new white house communications director anthony scaramucci, says they need to discuss the future. >> jared kushner back on capitol hill today. he'll be testifying behind closed doors to the house intelligence committee. the president's son-in-law and senior adviser met monday with staffers from the senate intel committee reviewing what he says were all four of his meetings with russians during the campaign and the transition. kushner said he knew very little about the meeting with the russian lawyer. he defended his actions in this rare public statement. >> let me be very clear. i did not collude with russia, nor do i know of anyone else in the campaign who did so. i had no improper contacts.

mr. trump he agreed early on to cooperate, produce documents into a voluntary transcribed interview. then will not appear on panel to today. today's topic is as important now as it was in 1938 when congress enacted the law. there are two qualifications to be considered a foreign agent under the foreign agents registration act. the first is working directly or indirectly for a foreign principal. a foreign rinse a poll be a foreign government, cooperation or single individual. is tocond involvement influence u.s. policy either as a publicity agent or lobbyist among others. the basic idea is foreign propaganda should not lurk in the shadows but should be fully transparent. the foreign agents registration act does that by requiring agents to register with the justice department. people should know if foreign governments or political parties are trying to influence policy or public opinion. and -- other efforts to influence our elections, this law has never been more important it appears the justice fbi lack innd the the foreign registration act and for a long time. in the past 12 years t

mr. trump for proof. the two leaders also agreed to cooperate in war-torn syria. tillerson announced a limited cease fire in the southwest of the country, but admitted that key details were still being negotiated. >> reporter: an ongoing sticking kiint, russia's continued support for syrian dictator bashar al-assad, whose regime rrried out a saran gas attack in april. it was that deadly attack on civilians which led president trump to order strikes on assad's forces. ieen so -- >> reporter: tillerson later clarified that the u.s. would still like assad to leave power, and the hope is that russia will help to negotiate a peace deal. jane? >> pauley: margaret in hamburg, who is joined now by our chief white house correspondent major garrett. margaret, a cease fire in syria have been announced before. .ow is this one different? >> reporter: well, tillerson says this time russia has the incentive to make it work because the defeat of i.s.i.s. is imminent and the u.s. military role will likely come to an end. pa course these paper agreements only work if the fighters o

mr. met's chances of hessing new year's eve with anderson cooper on cnn. [ laughter ] the mets fired him why, i don't know. that might be the most new york thing mr. met has ever done. d if you think about it what did he do wrong? he only has four fingers on his hand. he doesn't even have a middle finger to give. [ cheers and applause ] he got fired for holding up a ring finger. tough break for mr. met. i don't know if your job is to run around for three hours in the sun with a giant baseball on your head, you should be allowed to flip somebody off once in a while. it's time for the legally binding conclusion to "judge james." >> this wigmaker says she was wellfly ripped off. this instagram influence is isn't having it. this buy fant barrister is tickled pink. judge james is about to rule. let's listen. >> jimmy: it looks good. okay. well, i've reviewed the materials -- >> hold on. you can sit down now. >> jimmy: please sit. i've heard your testimony. it was all very entertaining. tatiti, you were paid $500 to make the video? >> right. >> jimmy: you did not make the video? >> no. >> jimm

mr. macron you had your first meeting with the chinese president during the g20 summit. what will france do, how will france cooperate with all of these areas of china and what do you think personally mr. xi jinping? -- president during this g20 summit and how do you want to continue to work with china and what do you personally think about mr. xi jinping? thank you very much. >> he is a friend of mine, i have great respect for him, we have gotten to know each other very well. a great leader. he is a very talented man. i think he is a very good man. he loves china, i can tell you. he loves china. he wants to do what's right for china. we've asked him for some assistance with respect to north korea. probably he could do a little bit more, but we'll find out. we are now working on some trade deals. he has been very nice. he's let, as you know, beef go back in, certain financing go back in, credit card financing and various other things go back in at my request, which is a great thing for our farmers. so a lot of good things are happening, but we are going to be working on some very major trade components, but president

mr. trump is committed to finding areas of cooperation with putin. he asked ways to partner with russia. meantime the investigation into collusion between his campaign and russia continues here at home. the g-20 summit is this friday and saturday. >> chris christie catching heat. the beach is one of the state peach beaches and parks closed due to the state government shutdown. the governor made the exception for his family. he ordered a shutdown because of a budget standoff and he said the family trip was planned vacation and physical therapy media caught a politician keeping his word. >> wimbledon is under way in london. a reporter asked about a car accident that she was involved in that killed a 78-year-old man. his family recently filed a civil suit against her. >> there are really no words to describe how devastating and -- yeah. i'm completely speechless and it's just -- yeah. i mean, i'm just -- >> venus posted a facebook message days ago explaining how devastated she was about the accident. >>> we have an update tonight on governor tiger woods

mrs. denardo sympathize with the parents of the young men and they are cooperating in every way with law enforcement. we're live in doylestown, katherine scott channel 6 "action news." >> before the news broke that one of the missing men was found, friends of jimmy patrick gathered to pray at loyola university, 50 students had candles at at the jesuit school. >> we draw our hope and comfort from our spiritual prayers. his family asked us to pray for them. >>> stay with us, to continue to follow any developments in the story, we'll update you on air and online as we get information. >> police continue to search for the man who randomly attacked and killed a 57-year-old woman. neighbors say it was a horrifying scene. roslyn wick was beaten with a hammer and stabbed in her home north hill creek drive in the crescentville section. it is believed the assailant was high on the drug known as wet. police say they know who the suspect is, but they have not located him yet. >>> knew information to breaking news we brought to you yesterday morning, investigators say the shooting that left a woman and teenage s

mrs. dinardo sympathize with the parents of the missing young men and are cooperating in every possible way with the investigation being conducted by law enforcement. the mysterious disappearances are the talk of town and the community has stepped up to provide food and water. the midway volunteer fire company is stocked full of donations and the authorities are grateful for the support but no longer need anymore supplies. >> we continue to alert you to new developments through the 6 abc app. right now you can find the latest details about the case along with raw video from both it's action cam and chopper 6 hd the 6 abc app say free download. >>> stabs and beaten with a hammer. that is how a 57-year-old woman was murdered early this morning on the 5900 block in the crescentville section of philadelphia. vernon odom is live now at police headquarters tonight. what is the latest on this? >> reporter: police tell me they have the name of the suspect and tracking him down at this hour and his name not released so far. and that he may have gone nuts from a drug known as wet. >> a.j. wright trie

mr. chairman for contributions to the office of national drug control policy. and their personal contributions to this dialogue. and i want to reiterate my commitment to cooperate with you, mr. chairman. and our mutual staff to make sure that we are aggressively addressing this critical issue that is now afflicting our country. thank you so much. i yield back. >> gentleman from virginia yields back. well hold a record open for five legislative days for anyone who would like to submit a written statement. i will recognize our witnesses. i will recognize you, from my right to left, then introduce you that way and recognize you for your opening statements. i would tell all of the witnesses your opening statement is part of the record. i'm sure that my colleagues have read it. so to the extent you can, keep your opening statement within five minutes so the members can have an active dialogue with you. you are first witness is richard balm from the office of national drug control policy. next, we have miss diana mauer, director of justice and law enforcement issues at the government accountability office. we have dr. keith humphreys, professor of psychiatry and beha