investors will continue to analyze the senate proposed held care bill intends today replace obama carhealth insurers and pharmaceuticals traded higher after republicans released that plan. japanese airbag plan takata has filed for bankruptcy protection as it deals with massive lawsuits and recalls over faulty airbag inflaters. links to at least 16 deaths, takata says that filing for bankruptcy is the only way it can keep on supplying replacement insulators. more than a dozen automakers. >> millennials have big financial bite and it involves food and drinks. new study from bank rate. com found the average millennial dines at restaurant or buys food, and buy coffee at least three times a week. i buy coffee about three times a day. >> right? >> i think avenue problem. >> so do i. >> i think eating out, very big into experiences, they don't need tangible things, but at least what the studies that i've looked at. >> what millennials tell you? >> and alcohol is part of the experience. >> thank you, jill. >> thanks. >> the philadelphia man who was sucker punched by swarm of juveniles at germ

like butch cassidy and sundance kid for jumping off a cliff or we are in the obama car is like filmland deliveries going into the canyon but we have to get out of the car. i think that is what you're trying to do and i wish you well in doubt because settled think you're responsible for that entire budget i am not in favor of some of the things like agriculture we plan to change that i know when the senate ever has considered since reagan. so this other businesses of regular order but the days and nights that started in the health committee that is sitting on the shelf gathering dust and you know, who i am talking it failed on a party-line vote and then again i had the same amendment than the product went to the floor of the house and went behind closed doors and out came obamacare and we have had eight years of this and they think maybe all of these deficiencies we're trying to correct on a bipartisan basis has been over the top. >> i endorse what you just said to appear ungrateful for you to hold this hearing mr. secretary is great to see you again. >> with the slate understanding of t

cars within the next couple months. the u.s. transportation department announced yesterday that the trump administration will be unveiling new guidelines overhauling the ones that were put in place during the obamarule that will get rid of barriers like turning over detailed data that delays testing and get technology on the roads soon. >>> tesla is unveiling the highly anticipated model 3 giving fans a sneak peak of cars before they go into mass production. a prototype on full display yesterday. go federal government 0 to 06 in 5.6 seconds. driving range of 215 miles. expected to sell from between 35 and $40,000. we do know hundreds of thousands of people have preordered the model 3. >> the model 3 is a game changer. there is no question. even if he sells half as many as people have already reserved that would just a groundswell of support for electric vehicles. >> experts say it will be a challenge for the freemont facility to meet the kind of demand tesla has seen for the model. hoping to produce 500,000 a year. >>> coming up here former first lady michele obama talks to a tends about the environment and empowerment my neighbor says that i shouldn't let my kids raid the fridge whenever they w

cars coming. the u.s. department transportation announced yesterday that the trump administration will over haul the guidelines put in place during the obamaation. car makers are looking for rules that will get rid of barriers like turning over detailed data that delay testing and get their technology on the road sooner. >>> tesla is unveiling the highly anticipated model 3 giving fans a sneak peak. a prototype was on full display in fremont yesterday. it goes from 0 to 60 in 5.6 seconds. it has a driving range of 216 miles. it is expected to sell between $35,000 and $40,000. hundreds of thousands of people preordered the model 3. >> it's a game changer. 6b if he -- even if he sells half as many as people reserved that would be just a ground swell of support for electric vehicles. >> some experts say that it will be a challenge for the fremont facility to meet the kind of demand that tesla is seeing for the new model. they are hoping to produce 500,000 car as year but experts expect the first model 3s to be delivered a bit ahead of schedule. >>> starting today the navigation app waze is expanding carpool service across the state. it's avai

cars coming in the next few months, u.s. transportation department announced that the trump administration will be unveiling new guidelines, overhauling ones put in place by the obama administration. car makers are looking for rules to turning over detailed data that delays testing and get their technology on the roads soon. >>> tesla unveiling the highly anticipated mod 3. a prototype was on full display on a test track in freemont yesterday. it goes from 0 to 60 in 5.6 seconds. the driving range about 215 miles, expected to sell between $35,000 and $40,000. so a more reasonably priced tesla, not many other details about the new tesla but hundreds of thousands of people preordered that model 3. >> the model 3 is a game changer. there is no question. even if he sells half as many as people have already reserved that would be just groundswell of support for electric vehicles. >> now analysts say it will be a challenge for the freemont facility to meet that kind of demand that tesla is seeing for the new model. musk hoping to produce 500,000 cars a year, to be delivered a ahead of schedule. >>> a new report says fewer men are going to college, the denver post reports

cars could be in place in the next few months. the trump administration will be unveiling new guidelines overhauling the ones put in place during the obama administration. car makers are looking for rules that will get rid of barriers by turning over detailed data that delays testing and gets their technology on the road sooner. >> -- >>> so if today's political climate is adding stress to your life yoga could be the answer. some people are taking it up to get away from the political climate. yoga and meditation coaches said they are seeing increased enrollment. according to the american psychological association, stress is on the rise for the first time in 10 years. >> it carriese -- we carry so much unnecessary stress, so much unnecessary worry worrying about the things that we can be the go. -- can't control. you can let it go with a calmer perspective. we can't control some things. >> the american psychological association reported that 26% of u.s. workers felt stressed by political talks on the job. they said that it's as easy as breath work or poses that can help you lead a stress free life. >>> the giants can stress me out but did

butch cassidy and the sundance kid for jumping off the cliff or to be more accurate we are in the obama car and it's a lot like being in the same car with helma and louise and we're going into the canyon. we got to get out of the car. and i think that's what you're trying to do. and i wish you well in that. and i don't think you're responsible for the entire budget that's been proposed by o.m.b. i'm not really in fare of some of the things with regard to agriculture, we plan to change that we hope to get a senate budget. i don't know of any time the senate has considered any budget that came from a president seriously since reagan. so -- and then this other business of regular order, with regard to the chairman, i was here during that whole episode of when we put obamacare together. and days and nights and days and nights, it started in the health committee, that product is sitting on a shelf somewhere, gathering dust. i had one amendment that was on rationing. you know what i'm talking about with ipab and the rest of them. it failed on a party line vote. i came here. and again i had the sa

. >> to be more accurate, we are in the obama car and it's a lot of typing in the same car with elmand louise and we're going into the canyon. we've got to get out of the car. and i think that's what you're trying to do. and i wish you well in that and i don't think you're responsible for the entire budget that has been proposed by omb, i'm not in favor of some of the things with regard to agriculture. he plans to change that, we hope to get a sound budget. i don't know of any time the senate has considered anybody that came seriously since reagan. >> so this other business of regular order, with regard to the chairman, i was here. >> during that whole episode when we put obamacare together. and days and nights and days and nights that started in the health committee, sitting on a shelf somewhere gathering dust. i had one amendment on the ranch and you know what i'm talking about and what happened with all the rest. it failed on a partyline vote and came here. and again, i had the same amendment, actually failed on a partyline vote and it went to the floor of the house. and went behi

blaming cassidy and sun dance kid for jumping off the cliff or to be more accurate we are in the obama car and it's a lot of hyping in the same car with thelma and louise and we're going into the canyon. we have to get out of the car. i think that is what you are try doing. i don't think you are responsible for the entire budget proposed by omb. i'm not favor with some of the things with regard to ag gli culture. but i don't know of anytime that the senate has considered any budget that came from a president seriously since reagan. and then this other business of regular order with regard to the chair plan during that whole episode of when we put obama care together and days and nights and days and nights. it started in the health committee. that is gathering dusz. it failed on a party line vote. i came here are and i had the same amendment on rationing and it failed on a party line vote. and then the product went to the floor of the house. and behind closed doors and leaders office. and sort of like charlie rich singing behind closed doors and out came obamacare. and we've had eight years

like butch cassidy and sundance kid for jumping off a cliff or to be more accurate, we are in the obama car and it's a lot like being in the same car with them ma -- thelma and louise and we're going in the canyon. but we have to get out of the car. i think that is what you're trying to do and i wish you well in doubt because settled think you're responsible for that entire budget i am not in favor of some of the things with regard to agriculture. we plan to change that. that i know when the senate ever has considered since reagan. and this other business of regular order with regard to the chairman, i was here. during that whole episode of when we put obamacare together and days and nights and days and nights. it started in the health committee. that product is sitting on a shelf somewhere gathering dust. i had one amendment on rationing with ipad and all the rest of them. it failed on a party-line vote and then it came here and again i had the same amendment on rationing and it failed on a party-line vote and then the product went to the floor of the house and went behind closed doors in

part of what would solve the climate problem is cars that would go farther on a mile of gas -- a gallon of gas. finally, the automakers with president obama's leadership have started to make cleaner cars. solving the climate crisis helps our economy as well, we have to remember that. host: julie in windermere, florida, a republican. caller: i am actually an independent, but i do agree with president trump very much on his taking the country out of that paris agreement because it was totally unfair. he did not lie, as your commentator said. concerning the money, as most of the money always comes from the , and obama wasng ridiculously wanting to give things. i do not agree with a lot of the things that he did for us, but i do believe in climate change, to i believe there are ways help us keep from having more emissions without being in the paris agreement. i just totally agree with president trump. thank you very much for taking my call. clarify,ain, just to the president said this obligates us to spend tens of billions of dollars. that is just not true, that is a fact, and anyone can look that up. being from florida, it is one of the states

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cars in south korea. >>> in the meantime, former president barack obama is going to be honored with his own street in los angeles. the city council in l.a. voting unanimously to rename three miles of rodeo road, not to be confused with row dayio drive, near culvert city as obama bfd. back in 2007 then senator obama held his first campaign rally at a park on that road. city consensus sill president says the only concern raised about it is that people wanted his name on a longer street. >> they should have chosen washington street. >> coming up, we're tracking your thursday forecast and your 4th of july too. >> it looks good as we head into the next couple of days, but it will be warming up. let's take a look at oakland's forecast for today. 58 degrees as you get ready to head out the door and our temperatures in the low 70s today with some sunshine later on. we'll talk about what's ahead for the interior valleys as we make it into the 90s. that's coming up next. >>> and i'll have a look from our fremont camera shows folks with those headlights coming down from mission boulevard. this is the nim mitts free

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, but they rescinded president obama's actions which would clean up our energy fleet and move towards more renewable energy, and improved full efficiency standards in carswhat nikki haley as saying. it has so far, we have not seen. he has not withdrawn from the 1992 convention framework of the change. so will have to see. but you said the campaign trail that donald trump is temperamentally unfit and unqualified to be the nation's commander in chief. but he has been coveted by key military figures, such as the former nato commander, which the maker has said that he is able to take advice from the first—class national security team is assembled. article is hoped in the early days that when he picked real luminaries, excellent professionals, like general motors, as his secretary of defence, and general mcmaster, as is natural security adviser. but this was somehow help make better security decisions. —— national security adviser. but you cannot advise the president who is fundamentally not normal. i think he would object to that description, but anyway... he might object to it, but you can see any way that he makes decisions, the way that he lashes out, th

obama-era regulations. and, well, his heartland growth agenda, today it sparked rail stocks, railroad, car-making stocks, oilbigtime and, of course, those construction names moved significantly higher. all of this is getting congressional republicans -- at least in the house -- to stop making excuses. in fact, the house today touting 158 bills passed thus far this year, signaling their support for president trump. i think one of the big questions though is how much pressure will this put on republican senators to get really the big stuff done. joining me to discuss, ron meyer, eric beach and joe walsh. i love the idea that the stock market was so opposite of what we saw in the mainstream media today, and it kind of told us that the infrastructure plan is gaining traction and there are believers. >> well, we've got to hope so. it means they're watching your show and not the mainstream media, and i think that's what we all hope for, right? here's what it comes down to, i think trump is calming down. the foreign trip calmed him down, hopefully this comey thing is passed, and he can actually focus. this turned i

cars have already been put in service. michelle: the justice department got rid of another obama practice. allowing several legal cases to be donated to terrorism. jonathan: the international banking giant popular that you may have seen that is sold for grand prize of 1 euro. it was on the version of collapse. they will have to sort through all the questionable investments. jonathan: a controversial test to screen for prostate cancer getting a boost. after recommending against the p.s.a. test for years the government panel taking another look. working in partnership with sinclair broadcast group we believe it's a privilege and a responsibility to give you information to make decisions about your health. so in tonight's "sinclair cares" we explain why more men might now get the p.s.a. screening. >> take some breaths for me. deep breath. reporter: a year ago, michael felt perfectly his only indication something might be wrong a blood test that showed elevated level of protein indicating possible prostate cancer. there you will never know unless you are looking for it. you need to look for it

obama, he met with him twice. he met with trump nine times and was so uncomfortable that he took detailed notes, as he said, in the car on the ride home. >> we'll talk about how he might answer, given he's no longer in government. can he feel more confident in being more complete in those answers? >> i think that's why everyone is tuning in today. james comey is a very experienced congressional witness. he will tell members of the senate exactly what he wants to hear. remember it was ten years ago he dropped a bombshell in the senate meeting about the meeting in the hospital with attorney general ashcroft. i think it's likely we won't see a whole lot new from the opening statement. but he's skilled in delivering certain things. >> we didn't see a lot yesterday when it came to the top intel officials who were asked questions, couldn't get anything out of them. let's take a listen to that. we'll have that for you in just a minute. talk a little bit about that, when they were trying to go back and forth and try to get some of those responses. they really gave up nothing. >> remember, these are intelligence officials who

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county, voted for reagan and bill clinton, barack obama and mitt romney, salt of the earth cheese heads. these are people that will jump start your carcold morning, roll a few flames with you, watch the packers. i thought never would they fall for a brash, new york billionaire like donald trump, but this county 2 to 1. it was so interesting because wisconsin was mostly a blue state when i was a kid, very liberal, but it has been sliding to the right. for them spending a week there, detac detaching from the media that we consume tweet by tweet coming out of the white house, you forget it exists. they have lives to lead, you know, and a lot of my friends, we vote and don't think about it again for every four year. it is like they live in a completely different media consumption universe. >> can't wait to see the show, it is so intriguing and interesting to see some of the people you talked to and learn a bit about you and your family, too, interesting backgrounds there. bill, thank you. >> thanks for having me. >> absolutely. we will be watching. see more. it is about the search for common ground in the age of president trump. it is on

car when he got hit and died two days later. police rearrested her yesterday. >>> homeland security revoked an obama era immigration program to protect. it was aimed at shielding parents here illegally but have american children. the program was blocked by a federal judge in texas after 26 states filed a lawsuit to block it. this fulfills a key campaign promise made by trump. >>> and then after state lawmakers and the assembly passed the governor's spending plan yesterday. his fellow democrats majorities in both houses. >>> the trump administration is backing off the threat to revoke california's authority to set its own tough paw louson standards for cars and truck, and pruitt said his agent is not looking to take away california's power to combat climate change. earlier this year pruitt said he might try to weaken or end california's authority to reduce emissions. instead, he's now praising the state's leadership for its clean air. >>> this morning the warriors are in las vegas celebrating following yesterday's victory parade and rally in downtown oakland and lake merritt. > i want to keep this thing going for years to come. and we

car insurance. go to geico.com today. >>> okay. there were elements of the transition, the obamatrump administration transition, that did not go well. for example, on the big day when the president-elect and all his top people went to the obama white house for the first time, we now know that at that meeting, president obama warned mr. trump that he should not hire mike flynn for any important job. incoming president ignored that and how did that work out? there was also that embarrassing report that senior trump folks at that day, at that visit that day kept walking around the white house, asking various obama white house staff if they were staying on at their jobs, as in it will be good to be working with you in a few weeks. and the obama white house staff had to gently inform all the trump people, no, no, we're leaving. we're all leaving. you guys actually need your own people to run this place, right away. you're hiring for that already, aren't you? so there were some weird things about the transition, which overall was not run very well. but it wasn't all bad. some things in

rescinded president obama's executive actions which would clean up our energy fleet, that would move towards more renewable energy, that would improve fuel efficiency standards in carshat the meat is behind what nikki haley is saying, because so far, we really haven't seen it. well, he's not withdrawn from the 1992 un convention framework on climate change. so will have to see, as you say. but you said, on the campaign trail, that donald trump is "temperamentally unfit and unqualified to be the nation's commander—in—chief". but he's been complimented by key military figures, i'll give you another example, james stavridis, the former nato commander, who said that he is able to take advice from the first—class national security team he's assembled. so, i think all of us hoped, in the early days, that when he picked real luminaries, excellent professionals, like general mattis, as his secretary of defence, and general mcmaster, as his natural security adviser, that this would somehow help make better security decisions. but you cannot normalise a president who is fundamentally not normal. i think he would object to being described as not normal, but anyway... he might

car hop there. you know the waitress on roller skates? they went for regan and bill clinton, obama and romney and i foolishly assume the salt of the earth locales would nervg fall for a brash new york billionaire like donald trump but he won here in a 2-1 land slide. i thought he was a fool 10 years ago and i still think he's a fool but his policies i tend to agree with. >> really? did you vote for him? >> yes, i did. >> yes, i voted for trump. and yes, i still feel it's change. i didn't want a puppet. i didn't want hillary and the same old everything. i wanted somebody to come in and rattle the cage. >> she understands where retirees and their social security checks makeup half the wealth in tourism. >> they weren't getting loans at banks. all the building came to a halt almost and now it's coming back. >> all this talk about russia? >> no offense to news people, but it seem as lot of hype is going on. i don't believe in it. what will come out will come out and if it's true, it will come out. >> yes, i'm concerned about rush aa but it's medaling. they've done it all my life, all y

obama deal. today european leaders issued a joint statement saying the agreement cannot be renegotiated. d.c. is sticking with the agreement. and here's how. we will require renewable energy in city, deploy solar, more electric cars, continue to deploy great transit. >> now president trump says he is pulling out of the deal, pulled out because, he says it u.s. economy. live here, shomari stone, news 4. >>> just into our newsroom, motorcyclist died after crashing near a shopping plaza in alexandria. before 8:00 near telegraph road an bulah street. no vehicles were involved. there is a call on the trump administration to denounce called an uptick in racist incidents. congress woman sheila jackson lee of texas points to several cases including two local incidents. the noose found at the national museum, and the stabbing death of black student, army lieutenant at butbowie state. in a statement the congresswoman said this -- >> the noose was found on the floor of a gallery on segregation yesterday in front of a display of the kkk in the museum. words of hope for supporters today though. >> what i love is look at the faces. it is america at its best. unbelievably diverse. a group of people that help us remember what am

car search at the all-new carfax.com. . lou: joining me now to talk about the latest on the obama spying and unmasking scandal, chris farrellf investigations and research at judicial watch. chris, great to have you here. chris: hi, lou. lou: the latest, senator lindsey graham says he was unmasked. join that to rand paul and you start tong, well, is everyone who is president running for president, were they surveilled by the obama administration? what do you think? chris: the american public is going to be blown away at the size and scope of the domestic political espionage operation run out of the obama white house. when you have u.n. ambassador samantha powers conducting unmasking of people as was alluded to by trey gowdy in his questioning of mr. brennan, the size and scope of this thing is beyond anyone's imagination, and when all the little details come out. lou: are they going to com out? chris: they will. they can't keep a lid on this one. they kept a lid on the irs, no criminal prosecutions there. they kept a lid on fast and furious. but this is a question of, you know, fourth amendment constitutional right issues an

cars instead. i thought you said that beautifully, danielle, earlier. those that feel this way, you like trump or obama, it's about elevating. we're not going here anymore. that's how -- >> i want to point out that johnny depp apologized. that may be because he's getting backlash. >> absolutely. he didn't feel so bad when everybody was cheering and laughing and he thought he was cool. he can be a shriveling hippy scarf with a hat attached to it. he's a pathetic drunk. he does haven't any money. he's accused of beating his wife. he's like i'm cool, bro. get over it. i don't think it's fair to call an assassination for a president. given what we've been seeing, incredibly irresponsible. really gross. >> i almost expect celebrities to be moronic. maybe it's time. >> it's indefensible. whether it's johnny depp talking about president trump or somebody talking about president obama. none of this is okay. i'm not going to sit here and defend people that come out -- >> sorry for the laughing. >> self-profess. >> what is worse, what he said or the fact that the crowd cheered? that's a little unsettling. >> tha

obama. two wanted in georgia, captured 300 miles from the shooting. the two convict overpower the guards during a prison transfer. both subsets were taken after a car chase in tennessee. >> sean: welcome back to "hannity." the deep state is out for revenge yet again. using one of their favorite liberal outlets, "the washington post" trying to destroy president trump and everyone else around him to get as much collateral damage as they can.nt now they are out for blood. their goal is very clear.slo overturn the election results. forcing the president out of office and stopping him from fulfilling his agenda. that is tonight's mini monologue.fi earlier tonight, once again,n, gee, another late night drop by "the washington post" which has another long track record of being absolutely positively dead wrong and the things they report. again, officials, familiar with the matter. they can't mention names ever. it sounds so trustworthy. and now robert mueller is investigating. kushner. this comes out after another late night drop by "the washington post." no sources. anonymous sources reporting special counsel was investigating president trump for obstruct

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obama care is one of the biggest jokes we have ever created in this country. all of this stuff is being overblown about what she spends on carss and stuff. she in our district. i think it is crazy that someone not even in our district is running for office. they can't even vote for themselves. >> and john ossoff in the last 48 hours or so -- >> how have the last 24 hours been? >> very great. excited about the prospect for fresh leadership. this array, the gridlock, the atmosphere of scandal, there is a real hunger for representation. >> now, both candidates are down playing the national significance. the most expensive house race ever, more than $50 million spent so far. >> by a long shot, gabe gutierrez, appreciate it. thank you very much. >> meanwhile a controversial ad ahead of tomorrow's election is getting a lot of attention. talking about the shooting in virginia. >> now the unhinged left is endorsing and applauding shooting republicans. when will it stop? it won't if john ossoff wins on tuesday. >> joining me now is rick wilson and jess mcintosh. both candidates have strongly condemned that ad, we also have in a gop ch

car search at the all-new carfax.com. >>> welcome back. >> president trump wrote on twitter yesterday the real story is that president obama did nothing after informed in august about russian meddling, adding, "with four months looking at russia under a magnifying glass, they had zero tapes of key people kol you'ding. there is no collusion and no obstruction. i should be given an apology." earlier he said the reason that president obama did nothing about russia after being notified by the cia of meddling is that he expected clinton to win and did not want to rock the boat. he did not choke. he kol you'ded or obstructed and it did the dems and crooked hillary no good. press secretary sean spicer defended obama that his predecessor kol you'dcolluding. >> they've been very clear, they've been playing this card about blaming trump and russia, and yet, at the same time, they were the ones who according to this report knew about it, and didn't take any action. the question is were they -- if they didn't take any action, does that make them complicity? i think that dlsthere is a lot questions. >> kristen welker then pressed spicer on the hypocrisy

car has no engine. >> the fact that the message was great until the comey letter. she was up six-points. it was more than obamap-- >> tucker: i can't remember what was the message before the comey letter. >> saying to the middle class,'r with help you're going toca get whether it's through education, research development or job training, child care. all the things frankly we've seen congress say no to. >> tucker: i want to be clear, what did she do wrong?g? she said she had this great message that t you couldn't explain -- >> it was working until the comey letter.ou >> tucker: she should have changed her message. >> i'm saying the comey letter was so serious. 50 fold more searches for clinton fbi after the comey letter. there was a big distraction. the message was working. she would have been seen as a genius. w >> tucker: i think comey heard her, i just want to know what she did wrong and neither you nor she can give me a clear --no >> should have been more about jobs, and less stronger together.he it would be about jobs, jobs, jobs, i think she had a credible case because when she was living in the white hou

obama care in the missouri area and parts of ohio. also no options on their exchanges next year unless other carriers join. >> what would it be without a car didn't we have one earlier this week. big recall for hyundai, 600,000 vehicles for two different issues, the santa fe sport suv from 2013 through 17 contain hood latcheshat might not work properly. the genesis or sonata vehicles from 2015-16 might have parking brake lights that don't work. hyundai says it will notify owners of the issue and dealers will fix the problem for free. >> another story. and outraged mother suing her child's teacher and principal after she claims they forced him to recite the pledge of allegiance. the lawsuit states the 7-year-old child was removed from class and sent to the principal's office after he refused to stand for the pledge at his school in indiana. he was protesting the government which is other claims it is a violation of his first amendment rights. >> more trouble with schools. marine straight off the plane from boot camp barred from wearing his uniform to walk in his eye school commencement their money, jacob staley finished school in fall and r

car search at the all-new carfax.com. >>> welcome back. 161 days into the trump presidency, and the future of repealing and replacing obamausive promise to keep. >> republican lawmakers head home for the july 4th holiday with little to show for their efforts and an uncertain drekt direction forward. casey hunt has more. >> reporter: calls still pouring in, senator jeff flake getting an earful. >> i don't think that the legislation as it was presented was -- was the right balance, and so we're trying to rebalance that now. >> he is one of the key votes for republicans scrambling to find a deal to repeal obama care before a holiday weekend. vice president mike pence dispatched to the capitol again to help, but the negotiations remain secret. senate majority leader mitch mcconnell refusing to say if there's been progress. >> is that a no? >> reporter: sources tell nbc news republican senators are considering redrafting the bill to include keeping an obama care tax on wealthy investors and adding as much as $45 billion to help people struggling with opioid addiction. those changes might not be enough for moderates who want to

action was even during the obama administration, we had a great federal partner, but whether building codes, public transportation, no white house can stop me from buying electric carsoyees to make sure it's a green fleet the and clean up the air. no white house can tell me i have to generate electricity for los angeles in the utility that we own from dirty coal. we're transitioning to being now the largest solar city in america. so those things that we are powerful about, we shouldn't cede to washington before of you try to exercise it. sflnd the democrat >> the democratic party is looking for a leader. what qualities should that leader embody? >> i think all of us should be less focused on an agenda for the democratic party and more refocused on an agenda to the american peeople. we need someone who can hear, listen, and understand the great economic insecurity where people wonder does the future have a place in it for me economically, socially. and for us here i think as mayors, we get the privilege of waking up every day and we have thousands if not millions in a city like mine of people who are our neighbors who talk to us, that half of this country is living p

obama's health care law. four republicans have come out against the measure that would cut medicaid and defund planned parenthood. >>> a mother of four was found dead inside a car. andrea haufer mael's body was near excalibur lane in sand i we told you about this last week. but right now, investigators are only calling her death suspicious. >>> celebrating prince george's county and the number one draft pick. markelle fultz. new nba champ and kevin durr aunt september a shoutout to him. durant said number one picks come from prince george's county. we're on a roll. >> we certainly are. also showed fultz some will have love on facebook. i think he's going to get a lot of love, a whole lot. >> that's what happens w. you're number from the teammates. >>> the university of maryland is dealing with a discrimination lawsuit. it comes as the university moves to take action against hate and bias incident on campus. it was filed by two african-american employees. they claim they had been treated differently than their wiet counterparts. they claim that when they made complaints about up equal treatment, they were given more work and forced to work outside in extreme hea

car because he felt so uncomfortable about these interactions. he met with president trump nine times in a couple of months. twice with president obama. never had any recording of his conversation with president obama because he didn't feel it was necessary. i think that's an interesting aspect of this. why did you feel so uncomfortable about this? you could say he should have shared it. but jeff sessions at that time was the attorney general who auz w was about to recuse himself. >> do you think you'll get the memos? >> i do. i don't know how anybody is going to argue that they are not fair game for our inquiry. >> senator king, always a pleasure. we look forward to your questioning today and discussing what your reactions to it are as soon as you can do it. >> yes, sir. thank you, chris. >> be well. so jim comey's testimony is going to be must-see tv no matter what you political filter is. our special coverage with the big guns, anderson cooper, wolf blitzer begins at 9:00. fired director of the fbi breaks his silence at 10:00 a.m. eastern. >> how unusual is everything we've seen from james comey and what is to come today? richard c

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