tonight you will meet a man with a plan for brand-new congress in 2018. 's one of the press candidates pushing to bring a new populace platform to washington. later, you'll never look at your medicine cabinet the same way after tonight. the pharmaceutical industry gets richer while america gets sicker. evening, everyone. welcome to the next revolution. i'm steve and this is the home of the positive populism. america isolated and that was the elite verdict from present trump first g20 summit. listen. >> it's very clear that trump is isolated from the rest of the world. >> we see the us and the former president trump so isolated from our traditional allies. >> is the us more isolated after? >> they are more isolated. president trump found himself a bit isolated. >> the us was isolated and friendless and he managed to isolate his nation's to alienate his allies. >> it leaves him somewhat isolated. steve: isolated on trade, immigration, climate change. how dare he go along to globalization's organizing committee and tell them to their face that he disagrees wi

august, with defense and domestic spending running higher than estimates, president budget tont a new congressthen he called in the press for rapidfire talk. he asked for a new tax package that would impose through 1969 at 10% surcharge on all corporate and individual income taxes, along with borrowing and belt-tightening, he hoped it would put a sizable dent into the large, probable deficit. without the surcharge, this deficit would cause a spiral, brutally high interest rates, tight money, and an unjust resolution for the war in vietnam. after listening to the recommendations of secretary mcnamara, the joint chiefs of staff, and general westmoreland, president johnson authorized an increase of 45,000 men sent to vietnam, bringing the total u.s. troops there to 525,000. in august of 1967, contemporary american life entered a new phase of crisis, a crisis of national purpose that linked the problems of city streets to the war in vietnam and the state of the economy. the presidents position was clear, there were times in nations like when it's armies had to be equipped and fielded and the natio

schedule your eye exam at pearlevision.com. >>> developing news tonight, from washington where congress has reached a deal time pose sanctions on russia, defying the white house. the sanctions are a punishment for russia's meddling in the u.s. election and decisions sets up a showdown with president trump. trump administration has opposed part of the legislation which requires a congressional review. if the president seeks to ease the sanctions if the president vetoes the legislation he risks his decision overturn by congress. meantime earl ter day, president trump took part in the commissions ceremony, for a new aircraft carrier the u.s.s. gerald ford. >> this ship also ensures that if a fight does come, it will always end the same way, we will win, win win. >> the president began this morning with the tweet storm including one aimed at the washington post, for its report saying u.s. intelligence intercepted phone calls, proving that attorney general jeff sessions discussed the trump campaign with a russian official. >>> world news saturday will have latest from washington coming up af

has put the russian investigation on new footing. congress decided everything we're talking about, what are you interested in following? i'm just goingy, to quote a well-sourced reporter topic, thisle on the is the closest thing we've seen to a smoking gun. are estions on that piece firstly, if the president's son told the e -- and was russians were trying to help his father, did he not tell them that? would he not tell him that? i'mn't know the answer, but certainly wondering. guest: the white house has said the president was not aware of discussion. guest: the white house. and i think his own statements, statements have signalled from the lawyer the president was not aware of this meeting. have, the uestion i time cited three sources who had -- a lot of the other thing of thoet to close is that on wednesday, there will be a hearing for ray in the senate, the president's nominee, the director will get asked what is more important to impart iality. blockberg news -- and lexis simendinger, white house correspondent, thanks for the today.ation

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solution is to get more republicans elected to congress, but even if he can accomplish that, that new congress wouldn't be in place until the year 2019. anthony? >> mason: chip reid at the white house, thanks. it turns out this meeting between president trump and russian pde earlier this month was not the only one. late today the white house confirmed putin and mr. trump had another previously undisclosed informal meeting that evening. we this not know what was discussed. and now more about that infamous meeting at trump tower last year involving donald trump, jr. the number of attendees we know about is up to eight. here's jeff pegues. >> reporter: today ike kaveladze, a soviet-born businessman who came to the u.s. in 1991, was identified by his lawyer as yet another person who attended donald trump, jr.,'s meeting in trump tower in june 2016. the lawyer, scott balber, said kaveladze doesn't remember saying a single word, left scratching his head, and wondering, why am i here? investigators for special counsel robert mueller have asked to talk to kaveladze. mueller is examining whether the th

there's a republican member of congress who is trying to get 900 million in funding for a new tunnelson river. sounds like a lot of money. it is a drop in the bucket. it is projected to cost 20 billion. i think there's a real opportunity here and around the country for a politician who wants to say privatize. let's bid out the rights to these things, and let's take away the rules because we need more infrastructure here. >> and just to elaborate on your point, this is not just about new york city at all. we're talking about the amtrak corridor from boston all the way down to richmond, virginia. >> right. >> needs new investment, if you want to maintain that train service. >> we are talking the country, labor costs, project labor agreements for the west coast and east coast. it is breaking down, probably more visible where you have a lot of commuters, but the same problems are occurring everywhere. >> and some of the systems are the oldest here because some of the tracks were laid and the infrastructure laid in the 30s, 20s, and earlier. dan? >> well, there's a big question of whether

there's a republican member of congress who is trying to get 900 million in funding for a new tunnelhe hudson river. sounds like a lot of money. it is a drop in the bucket. it is projected to cost 20 billion. i think there's a real opportunity here and around the country for a politician who wants to say privatize. let's bid out the rights to these things, and let's take away the rules because we need more infrastructure here. >> and just to elaborate on your point, this is not just about new york city at all. we're talking about the amtrak corridor from boston all the way down to richmond, virginia. >> right. >> needs new investment, if you want to maintain that train service. >> we are talking the country, labor costs, project labor agreements for the west coast and east coast. it is breaking down, probably more visible where you have a lot of commuters, but the same problems are occurring everywhere. >> and some of the systems are the oldest here because some of the tracks were laid and the infrastructure laid in the 30s, 20s, and earlier. dan? >> well, there's a big question of w

may eventually be made by congress, and of course, the voters have an input when they choose a new congresshia known locally as the badlands, some of the purest heroin in the country can be bought for just $5. but, from next week, the city authorities will clear the area to stop the heroin trade. but where will the addicts go? the bbc has been to the city to find out. we live in a world of heroin. that's the reality we live in. heroin is what's killing people, but, like, not giving people the opportunity to say "help me," not giving people the opportunity to ask for or seek treatment, keeps them in the basement, keeps them in places like the train tracks. you know, that's why they're down there, that's why they're in abandoned buildings, that's why they come out here, because they can be left alone. kensington has the purest heroin in the country. it's the most potent and it's also fairly inexpensive. it's about $5 a bag. at gurney street, it's kind of like a safe consumption site, underground, that nobody knows about. they save lives, they're there for each other. my son — he was addicted

may eventually be made by congress, and of course, the voters have an input when they choose a new congresst happens, but thank you very much for your time. sunday marks two months since militants inspired by the islamic state group took over the city of marawi, on mindanao, in the southern philippines. the number of soldiers killed trying to recapture the city has now passed 100, and fighting is still going on. new pictures have revealed the intensity of the conflict. bill hayton reports. gunfire. packed into an armoured vehicle, this unit is on a rescue mission. ahead, a comrade lies wounded in the rubble of marawi. pictures provided by the military show them dropping smoke grenades for cover. only then can they pull the man to safety. two months of fighting have devastated marawi. nearly 600 people have died — over 400 militants, more than 100 soldiers, and dozens of civilians. the military has struggled to cope with a well—prepared enemy. we need to adapt on the situation. so we bring our — our minds, our brightest minds, we adapt the tactics of the enemy, to hunt our game. in late may,

news. congress will pass new sanctions this week for its interference in the election and it would be very difficult for the president to lift those sanctions. that includes new sanctions against' ran and north korea. >>> he's threatening the republicans to take action. in a tweet last night he said if the gop fails to replace, there would be repercussions far greater than anyone understands. republicans have to decide if they're voting to repeal obamacare or repeal and replace. >> republicans can't seem to agree on what that mean. to me, it's legalizing expensive insurance and we would allow the sale of inexpensive insurance again to legalize the ability to join an association across state lines. >> they could vote as early as this week. >>> john mccain is not letting brain cancer get in the way of enjoying life. the arizona republican spent some time hiking with a friend and his daughter megan. the senator and his daughter went hiking last week. the 80-year-old senator plans to return to the senate but because of his tumor may not be able to serve full-time. >>> a scheduled court hearing

congress. hello again for fox news in washington. senate majority leader has put off the health care of vote while senator john mccain recovers from surgery we will have more on the effort to repeal and replace obamacare a little later. first, our top story. vermont -- for months, donald trump and his team have tried to build links between the election behind us. that is now much tougher with a stream of revelations about a meeting donald trump junior and other campaign officials held with russian operatives last summer expecting to get damaging information about hillary clinton. how does this affect the credibility of the trump white house? what does it mean for at least four investigations into possible collusion. joining me now is jay secula, president of the legal team. since the story first broke about possible links between the trump campaign and russia, the president and his team have repeatedly dismissed this as a hoax in fake news. here are a few examples. >> it's so phony. it goes to show you what the dnc will do. they will

the first 6, 7 months of a new administration, new congress, sort of the honeymoon after the election, before the fall mid turn campaigns start getting ready for next year's midterm elections. this is the time when big things are supposed to be happening, and we just, over and over, see the party's and ability to agree among themselves -- we see the ability to agree among themselves, no closer a are formed, very big issues that separate them legislatively on a tax package. normally the republican congress would rely on the white house for guidance or the president using the bully pulpit to make the case to the american people, and none of that is happening. earlier, theyt are talking about energy week or made in america week this week. congress is waiting for the white house to give some input on the tax plan. none of that is visibly happening. some work there is going on behind the scenes with the legislative shop, but that is a missed opportunity, and i think republicans on the hill are frustrated by that. guest: i have for it some republicans, but they would traveling a bit more an

first up, brand new action from congress to punish moscow for meddling in the 2016 election.ate negotiators have now reached a deal that if passedould give congress new ability to block the trump administration from easing sanctions on russia. this news comes as get a new bombshell report out of attorney general jeff sessions, the highest law enforcement official in the land and his pre-election meeting with russian ambassador sergey kislyak. according to "the washington post" kislyak told his moscow bosses that he and sessions did talk about

vips.elan this comes after president nicolas maduro promised to continue plans to establish a new congressite the constitution. that, despite a warning from president trump. more than 7 million people participated in an unofficial referendum to oppose that legislation. global news 24 hours a day, powered by more than 2700 journalists and analysts in more than 120 countries. i'm alisa parenti. this is bloomberg. it is after 5:30 p.m. tuesday here in washington. already 7:30 wednesday morning in sydney. we are joined by paul allen with a look at the markets. new records for the nasdaq, a one-point gain enough to do it for the snp here in the u.s. paul: implicit closes in the --., but unlikely to impressive closes in the u.s., but unlikely to translate in the asian stocks. the aussie dollar is pushing higher above 79th and snap -- $.79, after the rba released minutes on tuesday. enough to make traders bullish aussie. we also see the u.s. dollar weakening. asx futures pointing lower despite record highs on wall street. we are up about 1/10 of 1% and waiting on bhp quarterly numbers. bhp expect

they will establish a new congress to rewrite the constitution, despite a warning from president trumpre than 70 million people participated in an unofficial referendum in venezuela to oppose the legislation. more americans are choosing work over caring for their families. more adults continue to work or look for work between the first quarter of 2016 in the first quarter of 2017. the trend marks a change from the long-running decline of u.s. labor participation. global news 24 hours a day, powered by more than 2600 journalists and analysts in more than 120 countries. i'm mark crumpton. this is bloomberg. vonnie: thank you. president donald trump's proposed budget cuts to federal agencies are about to fail in congress again. plan to unveilns a 2018 budget that doesn't take the cuts but reduces spending by $5 million. here's erik wasson with more. we got the president's budget and it didn't balance the federal deficit within 10 years. the republican budget is supposed to. erik: the republican budget claims a balance in 10 years by cutting $5.4 trillion in spending in future years. what

a bill slapping new sanctions on russia. we will also give congressump administration from easing any sanctions on moscow. that is in direct defiance from lobbying from the white house. joining us live from moscow is our cnn international claire sebastian. what are you hearing this in light of what we are hearing this morning here? >> reporter: we asked the kremlin yesterday how they viewed this new agreement in congress. kremlin responding text message two word, quite negatively. there may be irony in the understatement of those two word because the kremlin has been vehemently critical of any sanctions imposed on them. it only worsens the situations and only hurt the economies and the countries which impose them. secondly, we have seen a level of anger coming out of russia about sanctions recently that perhaps is slightly above average. not only about this potential package of new sanctions but about existing sanctions. there is an ongoing going on about the diplomatic compounds that were seized in december in that package of obamacare era sanction o

new sanctions. the measure also gives congress new veto power to block the trump administration from easing those sanctions. signs point to the white house supporting the deal. it seems to depend on which white house spokesperson you ask. >> is president trump going to sign the russian sanctions bill? >> we've got to ask president trump that. it's my second or third day on the job. my guess is is that he's going to make that decision shortly. >> the administration is supportive of being tough on russia, particularly in putting sanctions in place. and we support where the legislation is now and will continue working with the house and senate to put the tough sanctions in place on russia. >> a senior white house official telling cnn congress made changes to the measure the administration supports including new north korea sanctions and provisions addressing business sector concerns. the measure could reach the president's desk before the end of the month. >> let's bring in politics reporter eugene scott bright and early on the set. let's talk about the sanctions. puts the president in a pickle, doesn't it? t

while we wait for this to start, recently we spoke with a new member of congress from georgia to see eorgia, thank you for talking with c-span. nice to be here. >> you've been in washington a couple of weeks. >> it's been a whirlwind. what an extraordinary opportunity to speak. >> and what is the most surprising position you've picked up on these past weeks. >> nothing surprising. it's fast-paced. that's important because there's a lot to get done and making sure on the issue side and policy side and also getting the team put in place as well. so on the side of issues, most representatives come in with some type of learning curve to learn issues. are' coming in the middle and dealing with a debt ceiling and a budget situation. how do you bring yourself up to speed to make the votes you need to make? >> i'm a fairly studious individual and i catch up, and as many briefings i can get to, we had a tax reform briefing yesterday evening and frankly, my colleagues, not just from the georgia delegation, but across the caucus have been extraordinarily helpful and willing to spend time with me

comes as the white house imposes sanctions on 13 senior officials trying to scrap plans to form a new congress >>> the kremlin refraining from a possible response to a package of u.s. sanctions before president trump signs them into law. the kremlin said it's too early to speak about it. >>> in the uk, charlie gard's mother arriving in court where the judge gave the parents until noon tomorrow to reach an agreement with the hospital for their terminally ill son's final days she conceded that her son will die in a hospice and not at home as she had wished. >>> and michael phelps pushing back at critics who said that they were disappointed the olympic swimmer only raced against a computer simulated shark. he said sharks don't swim in a straight line and added he made it clear before the show that he wouldn't be racing a real shark. >> i think we should have all known that anyway, that's the news update at this hour back to scott and "the halftime report." >> it's the intrigue, though. >> why would he race a real shark? think about it. >> why wouldn't he >> a great white stop it. >> what are we d

select this senator did in 1929 this was the of lawful entry into new the united states so congress passed a new law the immigration act which covers allies to unmonitored entry in the entire purpose was to compel the mexican immigrants that we could control the number that came every year. >> many people had been doing for a generation and. >> again the fact of the stock-market to that have a thing to do with this? didn't the way it is enforced is to have some of the impact for the deed for those workers to lou implied to be imprisoned albee's charges. see you have these immigrants that our aggressive, negative arrested and prosecuted in the u.s. bureau of prisons has to establish three new prisons and the third is right here in in los angeles on that island. >> wife is dead end in 1965?. >> so writing a brief history in the rise of mass incarceration as say backlash to want to bring us up to that moment. where we could be studying this for many more years. it was frustration over unemployment and underemployment the way which labor unions made it difficult as they were refusing to hire a

this is what you need to look to because this is likely what's going to happen as soon as the new congressn in. >> why not do it? you said you were going to do it? you voted 50-some times. >> as you know there were conservative members, the chairman of the freedom caucus said you have to repeal and replace, the president said you had to repeal and replace. our committee worked diligently on getting that bill delivered. we did deliver it in april, finally got passed on the floor of the house in may. i don't know why it took so long for the senate to take it up. >> it's dead. >> but they didn't so now we are where we are. i don't think i agree with you. i think it's important that mitch mcconnell bring it up for a vote. i think the senator needs to see which senators are okay with keeping obamacare and which senators wish to reveal obamaca repeal obamacare. >> if you have a vote and you get a count less than 50 for straight repeal, what will that do to the senators who have to run for re-election who are republicans who voted for straight repeal, do you think they'll be okay? >> i think that

diplomatic personnel present in both countries the move comes in response to a new sanctions bill which was approved by the us congress this week. also ahead this hour to news are a journalist working with the r.t.s. are a big channel has been killed by shelling from islamic state in serbia. human rights watch claims one u.s. trained iraqi army unit house numerous extrajudicial killings suspected. with the top stories from the past seven days on rights to the moment developments as well this is the weekly n r t international a little welcome responding to the new. sanctions of law and we are putin say used america will have to cut its diplomatic staff in russia by more than seven hundred fifty personnel by september. more than a thousand people both diplomatic and technical staff are currently working in russia for sure seven hundred fifty five of them will have to stop their activities and that's painful america has taken a step to jeopardize u.s. russia relations and the important thing is that that step wasn't triggered by anything but this is a move to impose a legal restrictions to attempt to influence other coun

your book looks like a lauren: breaking news this morning. congress gets back to work today. can they revive a health care bill that's in jeopardy of collapsing. cheryl: more news on the trump agenda. treasury secretary steven mnuchin still promise to go get middle-class cuts done this year promising september debut. lauren: all of this affecting the markets. up 6 of the last seven weeks led by rallies in the banks. u.s. stock market futures pointing higher. nasdaq futures up 21 points. cheryl: stocks in europe are trending higher, european markets all in the green by a traction, stocks in asia gaining in the back of wall street. as you can see, green arrows. lauren: let's check out the stocks. cheryl: get ready for one of the biggest shopping days of the year, amazon prime day, we will tell you about some of the best deals and we are also going to take a closer look at the stock. lauren: my fingertips are ready. add wimbledon rising backlash against the player who lost but bragged about all of the must be he made. we have all the stories. cheryl: 5:01 a.m. here in new york. m

face on health care and voting and a whole range of issues with the new administration and the new congressur infrastructure plan, the main street marshall plan, which is the only comprehensive infrastructure plan released by any organization to date. it calls for an investment in roads, in bridges, in community facilities, in schools, in neighborhood health centers. those things that would help us strengthen not only black america, not only the urban community, but america at large. we've got a strong conference planned. one thing i'm looking forward to, we're going to honor dick hatcher shall t er hatcher, the mayor of gary. this is the 50th anniversary of the era of african-american mayors in the country. it was in '67 that carl stokes, the late carl stokes and dick hatcher, who remains with us, were elected on that day and ushered in an era where african-american men have served with distinction in big cities and small communities all across the nation. >> now, let me ask you, mark, the urban league has always been n n nonpartisan and had the embrace of all administrations. i remember w

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after congress overwhelmingly approved new sanctions to punish russia for 2016 election interference and aggression toward it's neighbors. >> president made it clear that very soon, he will sign the sanctions from the congress of the united states to reinforce that. >> reporter: the strain tonight is far greater than just three weeks ago when president trump and putin met in hamburg. >> president putin and i have been discussing various things and i think it's going very well. >> reporter: complicating this kaeslating tension is the political drama around the trump team and investigations into russian election intrusion. putin said that did not play into his decision. there are unresolved conflicts like control over two russian diplomatic compounds seized by the obama administration. unknown, will president trump give them back? >> no decisions have been made on that satveoer. >> reporter: president trump does not have his own man in moscow yet. he picked john huntsman to serve as u.s. ambassador to russia but he is waiting confirmation. former ambassador described putin's ouster of a

. >> mike johnson at louisiana talked to c-span about being a new member of congress, his the fourthin congressional district and who the looks to for advice -- who he looks to for advice. ex we're talking to mike johnson -- >> we are talking to mike johnson. rep. johnson: thanks for having us. my background is in constitutional law. for 20 years i did litigation in courts, public interest law firms so i did religious liberty litigation. served in the legislature for short-term, little under two years. was elected to a full term but never got a chance to serve it out because the seat became open. we jumped in and it turned out well. we ended up with the largest winning percentage in my district. we are blessed to be here. >> tell us what made you decide to get into this race? rep. johnson: i am the father of four children. my wife and i have invested all of our adult lives in trying to make better opportunity for them. i come from the state of louisiana. a poor state or one of the less well-off. there is a lot of concerns my district. i represent 15 parishes or counties. there is a lot

down with republican representative mike johnson of louisiana to discuss his experience as a new member of congress. he talked about his family life, who he looks to for advice and mentorship. from capitol hill, this is 10 minutes. >> we are talking to mike johnson. he serves the state of louisiana, the fourth district. thanks for joining us. rep. johnson: thanks for having us. >> tell us how you got to this position. rep. johnson: my background is in constitutional law. for 20 years i did litigation in courts, public interest law firms so i did religious liberty litigation. served in the legislature for short-term, little under two years. was elected to a full term but never got a chance to serve it out because the seat became open. we jumped in and it turned out well. we ended up with the largest winning percentage in my district. we are blessed to be here. >> tell us what made you decide to get into this race? what was the ultimate deciding factor? rep. johnson: i am the father of four children. my wife and i have invested all of our adult lives in trying to make better opportunity for them. i c

will also have the deal with deteriorating relations with russia which retaliated over the new sanctions by congress. the state department called that move a regrettable and uncalled for act. the white house said the president will sign the legislation which seeks to punish moscow for meddling in the 2016 election. >>> ahead on "cbs this morning," elizabeth palmer reports from moscow on russia's reaction to the new round of sanctions imposed by congress. >>> four men are arrested in australia possibly involved in what is described as a plotd to bring down an airplane. police in sydney are searching several homes. police say the men were arrested saturday. they seized material that could have been used to provide a disease. >>> this morning there are conflicting accounts of how many voters showed up to cast ballots in venezuela's national election. the government sads more than 8 million voted to grant the government virtually unlimited powers. the united states called the election fraud and promised strong and swiftd actions. yesterday ten people died in clashes with police. manuel bojorquez has mor

with a new fcc and a new congress in place, the opportunity is ripe for charting a free market oriented direction for communications law and policy. as most of you know, at the fcc under the leadership of new chairman who will be with us for our lunch session today, the agency is already charting a new free market oriented direction. we'll be spending a lot of time today, of course, talking about the implications of this new course, including what it means for innovation and investment, but most importantly what it means for our nation's consumers. i have a hunch that at one time or another today the subject of the fcc's new net neutrality proceeding or open internet proceeding as the previous fcc chairman preferred or restoring internet freedom proceeding, as the current fcc chairman prefers -- in any event that proceeding, by whatever name you want to call it, i'm sure will come up and it should because it's an important proceeding for the fcc. aside from the conversation that i'm going to have with fcc chairman at lunchtime, we have a stellar line-up for today's program. the first pr

congress. julia: it makes total sense. kevin cirilli, and thanks to greg gorman of bloomberg news.oming up, kevin manziel weighs in on the prospect for president trump's economic agenda as retail industry faces a number of headwinds. from washington, this is bloomberg. ♪ scarlet: this is "bloomberg markets," i'm scarlet fu. retail in the u.s. facing a watershed moment as e-commerce disrupt traditional brick-and-mortar. almost 9000 stores set to close, but cold is talking the trend -- kohls is bucking the trend. keeping stores opened run their reach. we spoke with kevin manziel. --mansell. >> we will occasionally close stores. maybe lease obligation change and we close the store. i don't want to give the impression that we never close a store, but more generally, i think the fact that we leverage ,ur stores for on the channel or fulfill out of our stores customers online orders, we think that stores are really, really important. across a large platform the country, its free will dispersed, so we are represented everywhere. believe in the future of stores, and i think if customers mo

. >>> venezuelan president nicolas maduro saying elections for a new congress will go ahead next weekes say the vote is intended to cement maduro's dictatorship. maduro is defeig u.s. threats of economic sanctions if the vote proceeds. protesters have clashed repeatedly with venezuela's army and anti-government protests. >>> british cyclist chris froome has won his tour de france. he won by,a voiding crashes that were remarkable by taking out several high-profile riders. >> you've probably already seen this, but it's a great day for 23-year-old texas-born jordan spieth. he just won the british open in southport, england, winning by three shots and it's his third grand slam victory and spieth previously won the masters and the u.s. open and jack nicklaus is the only other one to win before the age of 24. can you imagine being that well accomplished? >> you have to look really hard to find it. we'll take you to a place in arizona where we did. a democratic senate hopeful who wears a hijab and it was her potential republican opponent that came to her defense. deidre abboud will be joinin

a top white house official tells fox news congress should repeal now and replace later and even saysmocrats would be willing to work with them like joe manchin of west virginia. >> work with us democrats who are willing to meet you in the middle. there's so many things that we can sit down and agree on. we have never been asked to get in the room. >> you just can't get rid of this because you can't leave people and this -- the obamacare needs -- needs significantly reform. >> some republicans have warmed up to the idea of splitting up the two. senate majority leader mitch mcconnell says he's opposed to that idea. meanwhile from new york to california angry americans showing resistance to the proposed healthcare bill. >> coming up next your fourth of july lineup here in the nation's capitol. >> and a live look outside as we head to break on this monday morning, weather and traffic on the 5s is coming up next. >> ♪ it only takes a second for an everyday item to become dangerous. new tide pods child guard pack. helps keep your laundry pacs safe and your child safer. align, press and unz

then when reports started surfacing that new congress director appeared to want the chief of staff investigated, scaramucci hit back, "wrong. it was public notice to leakers that all senior officials are helping to end illegal leaks." again, he tagged reince priebus. that statement, however, contradicts what he actually said on fox news earlier in the day. take a listen. >> now, one of the big problems here that i'm discovering in the coms team is that senior people are really the guys doing the leaking, and they ask junior people to leak for them. i'm very proud to be reporting directly to the president so that i can seal off the coms team from this sort of nonsense. >> now, reporting directly to the president, as opposed to the chief of staff, which is typical for white house communications director, we should note that it's unclear if a crime was actually committed here since financial disclosures can technically be requested through the freedom of information act. >>> president trump's public feud with his attorney general kicked off with another series of tweets and extended to reports on

i want to get to the new action from congress for punishing moscow.hed a deal just today that if passed would give congress unprecedented ability to block the trump administration from easing any sanctions on russia. this as we get a stunning report on attorney general jeff sessions' pre-election meeting with russian ambassador sergey kislyak. kislyak told his moscow bosses that he and sessions did in fact talk about campaign relate

by the time we get to your nine there's a new congress, maybe those democrats and the whole medicaid reform goes out the window. but the bottom line is i'm not willing to trade medicaid reform for an insurance company bailout and insurance company entitlement. the collet is temporary stabilization fund of nearly $200 billion, it's not going away because they do not fix the death spiral of obamacare. the death spiral will remain with the republican plan and ask why i can't supported as it's written. >> chris: usually given the balance of power in the way the boats are up that you would like to see a straight repeal at this point and then try to fix it later. your republican colleagues, there are not 51 votes for straight repeal and two if you do that, and then as you say you try to fix it later, because it won't be part of budget, budget reconciliation, you will have to work with democrats and you will end up with a lot of stuff that's even more liberal. >> senator paul: there is a way we can do it. we do a more narrow, clean repeal, but we can also at the same time put forward a bill

the president will sign the new package of russian sanctions congress passed this week. cbs news, new york. missile test by north korea. >>> new at 11:00, president trump taking aim at china following yesterday's missile test by north korea. he tweeted i'm very disappointed in china, our foolish past leaders allowed them to make hundreds of billions of dollars in trade, but they do nothing for us with north korea, just talk. we'll no longer allow this to continue. china could easily solve this problem. in a statement today the chinese government condemned yesterday's launch, but hasn't taken action. north korea claims the missile is capable of hitting target weres across the aggravated assault -- targets across the u.s. >>> and coming up, a video that could give you a stomachache. >> could joey chestnut become the taco eating championship? >>> and the gathering in southern california where anything goes. we'll show you some heated moments. >> reporter: a san jose earthquake survivor was able to thank the man that saved his life in a pre-game ceremony. we'll show you the e