oe can may a key role. oe can continu verj development and demonstration for technologies for the grid, promoting grid expansion through permitting and studies,s developing and bringing grid opportunities to market. develo customer end reliability and resilience options for critica uses such as military facilities and hospitals and supporting studies of bulk power system reliability to the evolving threats. the national academy of sciences recently had a resilience report that had 12 recommendations. eight for were deo. oe could play a lead role in implementing those recommendations. given the importance of a reliability electric grid to modern society and critical role it plays in both centralized and distributed resources and managing various threats, oe should have far greater resources than it has. at the same time, oe resources and attention should noot be diverted to support the recently announced directi to extend the lives of old coal and nuclear plants. subsidizing such resources will ultimately ha

the programs within oe are squarely within the applied energy mission at the department, and oe research goals were closely tied to the needs of the energy industry. the department's fiscal year 2019 budget requests places an importance on federal funding going only towards early stage research programs, only towards early stage research programs. what steps have you taken to ensure responsible stewardship of those taxpayer dollars by funding only the r&d that cannot be performed by the energy industry? >> so, at oe we focus very much on early stage research. utilizing our capabilities both on the caesar side as well as oe to identify where are the cutting edge technologies that will not be by virtue of the costs and more importantly the intellectual capability that is realized through our national labs. so we identify using a risk-based approach how to best invest that money. >> thank you. dr. heppert, this question is for you. in your testimony you explain how texas tech university partners with a national lab and private industry to conduct research. what is the difference between res

sadal, the trump administration has a 7% cut in fyi 2019 for the oe, which is the largest portion oe the budget proposes steep cuts, including a 74% cut to smart grid research, a 67 cut in transmission and reliability and 81% cut to energy storage research and development. i just want to know from all of you what role do you think energy storage and the development of battery storage can play when it comes to distributing wind and solar, as well as grid resilience? >> well, i would say that the magnitude of the cuts you are referring to are quite concerning. we're dealing with technologies here that are in -- really in development the chaps that we are facing have to be integrated has changed dramatically. both creating a resilient system, understanding how to use battery technology effective ly effectively is [indiscernible] on our programs i would see in any one year we are in the vicinity of 2 1/2 million worth of funding that could potentially be impacted by some of those cuts and that again, would make it very difficult for us to leverage the investment that the federal governme

that's what doe, oe and five national labs led by oregon national laboratory are working daily to provide grid modeling tools to puerto rico. the national lab is combining their skills and capabilities in order to help puerto rico to plan, to operate and to rebuild a more resilient grid. these models help grid operators better predict where the highest risk of power disruption could be and determine the potential impacts on critical power lodes that support puerto rico's public hemalth and safety infrastructure. the hope is the island will make investments before the hurricane season. battery storage, microgrids and strategic power reserves. the partnership between the federal government, the national labs and industry has the ability to transform systems. as we continue supporting research i would like to learn more about how doe can help our understanding of systems. i want to thank our witnesses and i look forward to a positive discussion about grid modernization research. i now recognize the ranging member from texas for an opening statement. >> thank you, mr. chairman, our distinguis

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that made it illegal like the secretary of state took physical papers and decided to keep them in me oe rather than in her government office.at then if they are classified information it turns out there was a smidgen of classified the lowest level and did not criticize her for that. but you cannot say she was a felon for t doing that for keeping her papers in her home office instead of the state department office but talk about the destruction of e-mails? as i understand it, there were e-mails accidentally destroyed by an employee at all and there is any reason to believe that hillary clinton ordered that so i thank you have a hard time with that i may not be right but i do believe that jim comey could reconstruct many of those e-mails from other sources and devices. no on the second question which was, i apologize. isse>> i m yrd buit was a good one. [laughter] >> alaska democratic line. >> caller: i am on the republican line i thought i must have misdialed. >>host: go ahead female tell me where the spy from the hillary campaign was from? they were affected by the russians why aren't w

the pink line shows the oesi myself pick the black line shows the combined oes di trust fund and the blue schlein shows di. a couple things to note on this graph. once the reserves reaches zero, that would be at the bottom line. you can see see the di from lat year to this year extended out those four years like steve was mentioning before. oasi and oasi di are very similar to what we projected last year. you can also see the tax rate reallocation pretty clued on this graph. back in 1994 and again in 2016 we make changes to the tax rate or more specifically congress make changes to the tax rate. we didn't do that ourselves. you can see that really affects the trajectory of the di fund. >> very, very quickly on these next two or three slides picky gives a little more detail but you might want to flip them later about what exactly is going on with the disability insurance program. these are applications coming in applying for disability benefit of the social security program. that's not just disabled workers, disabled widows and disabled children but almost all disabled workers. over 2

. >> the double shooting that happened around 2:00 in the afternoon oe that was at mission and santa rosa avenues, 34-year-old vanessa palm ma was killed in the shooting. then about two hours later there was another deadly shooting in the mission where one person was killed. "today in the bay's" sergio quinn tan na has more. >> several shots were fired near cesar chavez in the mission district. police found a man hit by gunfire. >> they found the victim here and rendered aid and got an ambulance and they were transported to the hospital but that person unfortunately died from their injuries. >> at general hospital, two other men arrived in private vehicles enrique baretto saw when they came on campus and says one of th m came different cars and i think they found weapons and stuff like th >> according toan workers at th hospital who spoke to me off camera, there were weapons in one of the vehicles. we saw one man standing next to this black bmw suv get taken into custody. the hospital spokesman said when they arrived the hospital went on lockdown. it's standard procedure when they ha

dundreds of migrant children separated from their parents at oe border are expected to be back with theirnes by bue end of this weekend. >> set the children free! set the children free! >> quijano: the border crisis fillows president trump to las vegas where he talks taxes and trade and fires up republicans. >> build the wall! build the wall! >> quijano: also tonight, why white house press secretary sarah huckabee sanders says she was asked to leave a restaurant. the south carolina congressional candidate who won a major upset this month is seriously injured

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. >>> people spent the night protesting the shooting death oe antoine the unarmed 17-year-old was shot and killed by police officers this week in pittsburgh. right now traffic is slowing again after protesters took over the parkway ewat hi you can see that here on your screen. according to our nbc affiliate there, at least one woman was arrest. >>> a real housewife's husband is being deported. joe igiudice married to teresa, one of the stars of the real housewives of jersey. he is currently servi a 41-month sentence in federal prison on bankruptcy fraud charges. cials say proceedings have started to deport him back to his native italy. teresa finished her 15-month 2015.nce in >>> just three days -- the deal is reportedly for five years a pays $4 millioner season. trotz walked away from the caps after he and management could not agree on money. heoached the caps for four years, and as we all know, led the team to a stanleycup. >> his base salary here was $1.5 mie.ion. big ra big raise. >> that's what he was looking for. >>> the wizards, meanwhile, have a lbo to be excited this morning.

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but ou oe treatment of immigrant children could blow back on republicans. oklahoma senator james langford posted video where he tells a constituent he has a message for the white house. >> keep families together as much as we can possibly keep families together. >> reporter: for republicans candidates, immigration is an issue that gets conservative voters to turn out. >> build that wall! >> build that wall! >> build that damn wall! >> reporter: congressman dan donovan has president trump's enforcement in month's staten island, new york, primary. today he also had his lawyer's campaign help. >> you know i represent president trump. >> reporter: issues like immigration could determine control of congress. the president's allies, like rudy giuliani, plainly argue the president's fate is on the line. >> let's stop the possibility of a ridiculous impeachment and let's make sure that i don't have to see nancy pelosi on television anymore! thank you! >> reporter: president trump plans to visit house republicans tuesday to talk about strategy for two immigration bi

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loing at the market reactions tecif do lyt ed abeooffs.ut we're seeg most oe markets in agreement.ophie: it is remarkable that markets to not show any sign. they actually edged higher on wednesday. the story was more tax reform. i feel i can investors are looking short term. market is hot, people have money and they want to spend it. even without theseariffs and any imminent trade war, some might argue the u.s. is simply the end of an economic cycle that has brought low unemployment, st ngtheven the fed is optimistic,y started raising rates. that can forecast the end of an economic cycle in the long-term. so investors keep looking two feet ahead. tang profits before they might reconsider, and even leave them. the world bank said an escalation of tariffs could translate into a global trade flow decline of 9%, similar to e drop that we saw during the financial crisis. then again, there are signs that trump willot nven be able to ize alese tariffs. we just heard that senator bob rker rled a ll shown these tariffs will not be as easily imposed as thought, maybe reacted tjavi.: we know

dying and killing oes the of the world, make this time it's different. there's risk whenever you have a recovery approaching ten years, but i've got to admit, i don't see it. i think the recoveries continues for a few more year, on anmi optiic note, thank you for joining us. >>> time to look at some of today's upgrades and downgrades. we begi with oracle, which was downgraded to neutral from a overweig jpmorgan, the analyst cites lost business and says the companiesin are m from oracle software to amazon and microsoft platforms, so the price target is now $53. that stock fell nearly 5% today. ko. hl's was downgraded, the cites certains over weak traffic, and the stock has gotten ahead of itself. that price target is now $75. >>> nike's priarget was raise the to $82 at we hadbush that's the second highest target price, it cites accelerating growth, the firm maintains the outperform rating. amazon's price target was raised as well to 2100 by d.a. davidson, which implies a $1 trillion valuation for that company. the analyst cites the potentially for increas

it comes where aat ca of course, some major heat, that's going to come at the end of the week, we oeust going relish in the fact that it's finally stopped raining. we're drying out and the humidity is leaving. the last of those showers pushing out into deep southern maryland. l arease calvert county seeing rain at this point. we're dry around thelt y, and we should remain dry overnight. temperatures 73 degrees in washington, d.c., manassas, 74. 75 at dulles, notice how temperatures are dropping to the upper me60s in f our outer suburbs. tonight we head to the upper 60s. the spotty showers are on the tail end of this. going to be drying and clearing as well. let's work our way through the future cahe. i know rain is not going to be a topic of discussion tomorrow, i wanted to show you the cloud cover. you notice at 8:00 a.m., ware waking up to fairly clearhe ski. byafternoon, some more clouds working their way in. we are going to be seeing partly sunny conditions by tomorrow. by tomorrow evening, any rainshowers stay well south of us and we should start to clear out again 37 again. as

th single family home was heavily engulfed in flames when firefighters arrived oe.e house escapedin uding two dogs. one person, though, whock ran inside had to be rescued. oneinirefighter sed minor injuries. >> and good morning to you. thank you for joining us. >> it is friday -- no its not friday june 18. it says friday in there. i'mg not misreadin that, right? it is monday, june 18th and we're starting yet another work week and this one is going ton start a warm note so let's checkwi in caitlin and talk about that. >> that c wasruel joke. >> it was a cruel joke, right, arsh. >> i want to go back and wake up and it is friday. oh, those weekends just fly by. hotter and more humid out there today. there's no doubt about it. and as we get into the afternoon yes, it's going toel etty quickly.ncomfortable if we could go back to max three that would be ideal. with the heatit and humid will start to fl dangerous territory. the are we at max three, guys? doesn' mlook like it oy end. there we go. 75 degreesutside. heat index at 75. so you don't really start to seeil that he

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the spirit of america, the founding feathathers is based oe idea the values which made europe are going and replanted in another earth in order to bloom in a more beautiful and more brilliant way. this is the strongest and the most beautiful america. okay? mr. trump thinks other way. america will last longer than mr. trump. >> thank you very much for joining me. that's it for our program tonight. two guests with two messages of hope. join us tomorrow night to see how europe will respond to this unprecedented trump trade war. the eu trade commissioner will join me. good-bye and thanks for watching amanpour. katty: you're watching "beyond 100 days." industrialized nations meet in canada this week but china isn't in this bloc and the u.s. doesn't seem to want to be. christian: in the age of trump, is the g7 still relevant? the u.s. protectionist president is challenging decades of western unity. katty: american trade tariffs make it harder for leaders to work together against global threats. in a phone call, theresa may tells donald trump that his decision to apply tariffs to eu imports is

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a maryland newspaper, more details are emerging about the shooter's motives and theth perseverance oe at "the capital gazette." this morning the paper was published as usual, ere was nothing normal about the edition, as they had to cover the murder of their colleagues. the me rampage has been identified as jarrod ramos. he has been charged wi multiple murders and denied bail. annapolis, nada tawfik has the latest. nada: a vital source of news for this community was also its biggest story. friday's edition of "the capital gazette" covered every aspect of the fatal shooting at its offices. one page was left blank, y intentiona to commemorate the five victims. wendi winters was a reporter who colleagues said had a talent for connecting with the community. redcca smith was a 34-year- sales assistant who had just started with the paper. another journalist, robert hiaasen, brother of the sellg author carl hiaasen, had a repu reporters.elping young gerald fischman was seen as the voice of the paper. and john mcnamara was passionate about covering local sports. >> i knew three out of the five

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