you know what else paige likes? the smell of rosemary.there was a bush under her window during the good years. it'll bring back positive childhood memories. excellent. oh, and when she was in middle school, she was really into grunge. mm, that's odd for someone so hygienic. no. the music? think flannel. i will. i'll be right back. i have to... google something. huh. forestry brave cookies? and how much do the braves charge you for these? buy 'em for five dollars, sell 'em for five dollars. what kind of business are they teaching you? remember when you used to write grandma in prison about how you wanted to spend some quality time together? shh. shh. (whispering): i know. our secret. but how about we use that time for grandma to help you earn that business badge? mom won't go for it. (phone ringing) she thinks you're a degenerate. we'll keep our eyes peeled for the opportunity. it knocks, we answer. hello. scorpion. toby: hey, we shooting a campaign ad or what? how much did you raise? $42. of the $2,000 we need. total bust. sylvester: we j

general, we want to thank you so much for joining us, josh rogen, steve moore and paige pate. we do appreciate your time on this saturday. >>> still ahead, some skeptical senators, a fifth gop lawmaker has come out against the republican health care plan. all of this becoming a tough uphill climb to lock in support before next week's expected vote on this bill. we'll discuss, when we come back. beach defense® sunscreen. helioplex™ powered, uva uvb strong. beach strength protection for the whole family. for the best day in the sun. neutrogena®. it's looking up, not down.ng fit's being in motion. boost® high protein it's intelligent nutrition with 15 grams of protein and 26 vitamins and minerals. boost® the number one high protein complete nutritional drink. i feel it every day. but at night, it's the last thing on my mind. for 10 years my tempur-pedic has adapted to my weight and shape, relieving pressure points from head to toe. so i sleep deeply but feel light. and wake up ready to perform. even with the weight of history on my shoulders. find your exclusive retailr at tempur

thwarted by the courts, donald trump on the issue of the travel ban how has good news to tout. >> paige, the courts say people who have, quote, bona fide relationships with people here in the u.s. can still travel here. is it clear to you what that means? >> should yabsolutely not. the court gave a couple examples. if you're situated like the plaintiffs in the individual cases that have come before the court, if you have an immediate family member, certainly that will qualify. if you have a guarantee of admission to a united states college, university, that will qualify. if you have a firm job offer from a u.s. company, that will qualify, but beyond that, we don't know. the easy cases will still be the easy cases. people who have absolutely no connection to the united states, they're going to be covered by the travel ban, they will not be allowed to come in. but it's the close cases i think will cause the problems here. you may have judges across the country weighing those interests differently and a bona fide relationship in california may not be one in maryland, so i think it remains

paige has no idea. he says hey, turn around. she turns around and there he is on one knee. >> hey, girl. >> brady, well done brother. >> she's got a breathtaking sight and he's taking her breath away. she wanted to hug him but you got to wait, girl. the drone is still circling around. he's making sure it's all covered. >> very pretty. look at those views. my goodness. >> he pops the question and it looks like she says yes. now, he has left no stone unturned. because this is actually a backpacking trip. but to celebrate, he went ahead and booked a reservation at the resort. a little spa action. then they continued on their trip. they went to the grand canyon and the white sand monument in new mexico. >> well done, dude. >>> they accidentally improved their back yard. >> to the tune of $200,000. >> what? >> see what they did and find out what inspired them. >> open your mind and say yes to things. >>> plus -- >> nestle into your chair at home and let all of this wash over you. >> a look at new zealand from above. out of sunscreen,

-paige: yes. a price of $165 and we wanted to make a 65% margin, that would come in at around just under $60. -paige: right. -lemonis: but the larger commitment we make, obviously that's gonna help -the relationship and the price. -paige: yeah, absolutely. lemonis: does that work in your mind? lady: yeah. lemonis: while we're in l.a. looking for new products and new ways to grow our business, back in chicago, there's an entire demolition crew basically gutting the place. hello. i heard from lady that she had a few important things that she wanted to discuss, so we're gonna meet for some lunch. lady: it's been hard for me to vocalize my whole feeling about the bar and why it's special. the bar makes us very different as a retailer. i don't want us to turn out to just be a common retailer with a lot of clothes in a store. i want the personal connection there, and i want a format in a store that aids that. lemonis: i think i have a video of what the chicago store looks like right now. let me see if i

paige winfield cunningham and sarah westwood, thank you both. >> heather: coming up, he uses twittero reach the american people directly, but president trump is now coming under fire for some tweets that he sent out today targeting the host of msnbc's morning show, fox news media analyst howard kurtz joins us, but first the reaction from house speaker paul ryan. >> obviously i don't see that as an inappropriate comment, but we are trying to do around here is improve the tone and stability of the debates, this obviously does not. it's ok that everybody ignores me when i drive. it's fine. because i get a safe driving bonus check every six months i'm accident free. because i don't use my cellphone when i'm driving. even though my family does, and leaves me all alone. here's something else... i don't share it with mom. i don't. right, mom? i have a brand new putter you don't even know about! it's awesome. safe driving bonus checks, only from allstate. sometimes i leave the seat up on purpose. switching to allstate is worth it. >> heather: fox news alert, president trump lashing out at tw

. >> so, paige, if you were the president's counsel, a, i'm sure you would say, a, no, don't tweet, but that he got up there in the garden and said 100% i would testify, if you were his attorney, were you cringing at that point or were you -- >> those are two different questions. i would never advise the president in this situation to volunteer and testify under oath. no lawyer would do that. we saw with bill clinton, it's not so much the criminal conduct they're initially investigating but the intent to cover it up. that's a separate federal crime. nobody you would advice him not to testify. don't think he has any plan to do that. >> how you do argue against him? he already said in the rose garden there, i want do it. the attorney general says, i am advising him against doing that? >> absolutely. i think the president wants him to do that. in a situation like this he would say, look, i really wanted to do it but on the vice of counsel i decide not to. >> steve, if the president does in some way give his account, it's really a he said versus he said. who's been more credible here? the p

paige had the heaviest earlier. the heaviest is south.uquier county to charlottesville and green county. they have flash flood warnings for portions far south and west but locally inside the d.m.v. no big warnings now. we will watch to see the showers hold together. if they hold together we could heavier pockets of rain. we will see cloud cover laterred on the and fog developing in the morning. watch out for early fog on saturday before the clouds break. as far as the next couple of days, after 80's today. 70's tonight. upper 80's and it will feel warmer and muggier tomorrow afternoon. a couple of thunderstorms are possible as is the case on father's it's 30 to 40% chance. don't cancel plans. be prepared to duck inside briefly if sowee a storm pop up overhead. look at the forecast. we talk about the next ten days coming up in a bit. look at sports. larry: thanks. erin has that. what do you got for us? erin: two major injuries nearly prevented this week's rising star. she plays at georgetown visitation and she is a lacrosse player. from pl

randy paige reports. >> um, i'm not afraid of donald trump.e is a bully. >> reporter: she said she came up with this photo after he talked about megyn kelly during a presidential debate in 2015. >> you could see there was blood coming out of her eyes wherever. >> i thought of that blood coming of her eyes and wherever and then i thought let's make this really obvious that i'm really making an absurdist artsy statementy thing just give them something to talk about. >> reporter: there was fear. >> the death threats that i'm getting are constant and they are detailed and they are serious and specific. >> reporter: defeat. >> i don't think i will have a career after this. i think he -- i think he -- i think he to be honest he broke mere. >> reporter: the fighting spirit her fans appreciate. >> i'm gonna make fun of the president and i'm gonna make fun of him more now. >> reporter: and always one more joke. >> he pick the wrong redhead and he is sort of a redhead. he does provide a lot of material, i mean, you have to be honest. he really -- it's a

flood watch up to fauquier, paige. heaviest still to the south and southwest of fredericksburg.ast of culpeper, orange, near fredericksburg. we are watching the heavy bands of rain because we could make a beeline to our area. that is what we are watching deeper in the everything. heavier pocketeds of rain could push through here. there are periods of heavy rain, thunder and lightning. if you are heading to the truckaroo there could be showers. the weekend, the jazz-fest at the river front. 40% chance on saturday. only 30% by father's day. big story this weekend is the heat and the humidity. it building both days. the good news is after you get through the weekend, maybe take a dip in the pool early next week big showers and the storms on monday. drop temperatures back and cooler for middle of next week. temperatures in the mid-80's for first day of summer wednesday. next chance of rain on friday. look at sports with erin. erin: sounds good. thankou mound and a little leaguer pulls out the stops to score. the umpire's ruling when we come back. giant has unbelievable pro tip produ

>> i know paige, wonderful attorney. i do have a disagreement. did hear from bill cosby. that statement was read to the jury. cosby gave a deposition. that was read to the jury and so indeed, cosby testified again and i think if cosby takes the stand, anything that he says on the witness stand that runs afoul of what he told police initially in 2005, i can't remember what i did last week. you're going to ask me what i did in 2005 or ning he said in a deposition is going to say you're lying. you're inconsistent. i think it would be a horrific idea for him to take the stand and final point, the defense needed to do what they had to do. i like paige, i just disagree with him. >> i have to you about this tour of town halls as it's being characterized that cosby is going to go on as we understand it from one of his pr folks who said that he's going to go teach young people about how to avoid sex assault charges. smart thing to do. how would you advise him when we know there's a second trial pending? >> that is is not going to happen. not the tour, but

the one for paige county, luray, not active anymore.ison county, this is the periphery to rockingham and shenandoah. they are under the gun now. the heavy rain is staying south. but the models indicate as we continue to go in the evening the heavy rain should slowly start to drift to the east. basically it's been hanging out along an old stationary front hanging out to the west of us along the 81 corridor. as long as it is shifts eastward as it appears some of the rain should move in our neck of the woods. if this continues to hold true later tonight, probably after dark. we will see the showers moving in some could be heavy. the heavy downpours are some of the biggest concerns because we have so much moisture. the atmosphere is juiced up. when we see the rains occur. there is a lot of rain to tap into. and the system is not moving that fast so they will sit over the same area and continue to rain down on them. that's why we have flooding concerns. clouds tomorrow waking up on saturday. through the afternoon we are looking at the improv

paige was active her whole life, but that all stopped when she was diagnosed with scoliosis.pine quickly progressing to a 70-degree curve. >> you lose your mobility, your whole lifestyle changes. >> her doctor said she needs surgery and fast. but, it wasn't that easy. the problem -- didn't have the cash. >> $150,000 is something that you can't pull out of your wallet and say, let's go for it. >> but guess what? >> they did! >> when they decided to go for it? the community. word spread. they pitched in. and now paige has something she'll never forget. >> i'm hoping to get this procedure and live a long and happy life. >> isn't that what it's all about? >> love it! >> you find out somebody is in need. maybe you can't help all by yourself but together, what a power. >> love it. thank you. thanks for having me. al alison, not that you're tuning in to watch your own show, but happy birthday! >> john berman. >>> we have a lot of news. let's get right to it. new this morning, the president is claiming victory in a race he did not run and the democrats are claim iing it in a race the

paige, just hear me out. how does ms. franklin know your name? it's dineen. my mother is a con woman. a first-degree grifter. would you like to meet your grandson? i'd like that very much. it's a true pleasure. i want what's best for my daughter. and from what i can tell, that's you. i'm gonna help you get her back. (car horns honk in distance) mike: those videos of people leaning so hard into the windthat they're nearly horizontal? that was me today. i'm so glad to be out of chicago and back in l.a. i missed you so much. i can't wait to get home. so, you want to get crazy tonight?

and paige lowary is going to finish the job. oklahoma going back-to-back.third women's college world series title in five years. fourth overall as they take it, 5-4. >> you know what the hardest part about this job is? >> what? >> the waiting. >> okay. ♪ it's the hardest part >> back to you. >> those guys are free fallin right now. >>> up next in "the pulse," george and amal clooney welcome twins. the reaction coming in overnight. >>> plus, see what caused hundreds of dollars in damage at a liquor store. >>> and on our facebook page a mother under investigation after she says she intentionally allowed a snake to bite her 1-year-old. that is on atmfans.com right now. on atmfans.com right now. a type of irregular heartbeat not caused by a heart valve problem. but no matter what path i take, i go for my best. so if there's something better than warfarin, i'll go for that too. eliquis. eliquis reduced the risk of stroke better than warfarin, plus had less major bleeding than warfarin. eliquis had both. don't stop taking eliquis unless your doctor tells you to,

among them were three men from paige county, my home county. left theirh, they homes on june 1, 1865 going toward winchester, hoping to get parole. they were not unlike many throughout may and into june who had already returned to their families and finally had decided it was in their best interest to go get paroled. all of this will lead me to my last portion of my talk. that is, that fear among the union high command of unparoled soldiers and guerrilla warfare remained well into the summer. within this context, i think we can better understand one of the incidents that happened in the summer of 1865. on may 20, 18 65, the former virginia governor who had served until 1864, he had been on the run and was finally captured by union forces at his lexington home -- he is being transported north by a detachment of union cavalry. tate of days later, they made it all the way to shenandoah county. on that day, members of the 22nd new york cavalry were transporting him through shenandoah county on their way to washington, d.c., where he would the impri

yeah, that's the birthday karaoke, with the elaine paige and barbara dickson, i know him so well, whichoking back, i could have made it differently... # i'm not in denial. i think there must be a difference between denial and disbelief, i can't believe it's happened. ijust cannot i just cannot believe ijust cannot believe it's happened. despite their grief, one year on, the family is keen to create a legacy forjo. going forward, build the children, they won't go away, but we have to be positive, and we are being. and jo's but we have to be positive, and we are being. andjo's children but we have to be positive, and we are being. and jo's children have got so much of her, and brendan, in them. that is a great legacy, and we do have that. that was catherine burns speaking tojo cox's parents and sister ahead of the anniversary this friday of her death. time now for a look at the weather, nick miller is here. useless weather factor lead, june 13 has a rather special place in uk weather history, it is the only summer day on record in the uk where the temperature has not reached 30 celsius. y

also another democratic donor and deputy assistant attorney general and lisa paige, who serves in thebi office of the general counsel. when i asked the office of special counsel this morning whether these hires are compromised by politics, a representative noted that federal law prohibits a special counsel from taking political affiliation into its hiring. julie, back to you. >> julie: thank you very much. >> jon: still ahead, a top democrat in the house saying the president wants to take down robert mueller but is criticizing the special counsel the right move? we will debate. plus, g.o.p. senators meeting behind closed doors to craft a health care bill and the secrecy is sparking concern from more than just democrats. also, russia threatening coalition aircraft in syria after the u.s. shoots down a syrian fighter jet. the new tension could lead to a fight against isis . for the past six years i've been a navy federal member, too. thanks to my go rewards credit card, every time i pay for something like this, i'm earning rewards. if you get scared big guy, cliff and i got you. cliff's

. >> reporter: paige griffith is a kind of surrogate mom to elizabeth.er daughter erin is elizabeth's best friend. >> she'd come over to my house and we would talk and watch tv, and eat junk food, and we just hung out together. >> reporter: that's erin and elizabeth play-fighting in the back of a car. the pair loved to goof around. >> no, i wasn't! >> she was always a social butterfly, been described to some people as being a diva. >> reporter: for the first time her sister sarah shows me elizabeth's room. now a kind of museum of an adolescent caught between two ages. that's her xbox? on the one hand, the teen who bought herself an xbox with money from her afterschool job. >> she just stayed up playing games. she was obsessed with guns and stuff. >> reporter: on the other, a child. >> she made this. >> reporter: still enchanted by princesses and ponies. was she pretty excited about this? >> she loved the bed covers that she just got. >> reporter: and still clinging to her security blanket. >> this is her baby blanket. she takes it to school with her. >>

and the flash-flood warning is in effect, for portions of paige county and the shenandoah valley. heaviest rain, well west of the region, but take a look, we have a boundary on top of us. there's another boundary to the west. that's what's going to come in here tomorrow. flash flood watch in effect and everybody to the west, including parts of the blue ridge and the shenandoah valley. luray, a flash-flood warning, it will move into the d.c. metro. we'll talk about when in just a few minutes. >> thanks, doug. >>> before you head out on this friday night, make sure you have the nbc washington app ready to go on your phone. you can check the radar anytime, anywhere. >>> let's get to new information that's just coming in. we've learned this about the four people shot on wednesday. crystal griner was shot in the zach barth was shot in the calf and he too will be okay. we just got this word from someone close to matt mika, he's doing better, he's been upgraded from critical to serious condition. a news conference just wrapped up at med star washington hospital center, where they were ta

with national political reporter for politico and cnn's legal analyst and criminal defense attorney, paige pace. we just heard from jay sekulow on "new day." is this the kind of position that a lawyer wants to be in, that your client did not say or did not mean what he said? >> absolutely not. that's the last thing you want to deal with as a lawyer. you want to remain focused on the investigation. what i found very interesting about what jay sekulow said this morning, he kind of walked back what he said this morning. initially he was adamant that the president is not under investigation. now he's saying we haven't been told we're under investigation. of course, you cannot be told you're under investigation and still be under investigation. i would expect that's exactly what's happening right now. they don't want to ask that question because they doesn't want to hear the answer. >> he doesn't know. we don't know. we certainly don't know that he's not under investigation. that's the legal reality. what's the political reality here, kaitlyn? this combative lawyer speaking out on his behalf, i

bob muller added an experienced justice department trial attorney named lisa paige wired magazine hadnteresting profile of her that included her experience with money laundering and organized crime cases including investigations where she partnered with an fbi task force based in hungry which focused on eastern european organized crime. so just to recap the team here, the watergate special prosecutor and expert at flipping mob witnesses and expert in money laundering cases whose partnered extensively with an fbi task force that focuses on eastern european mob issues and a man described as the most april -- brilliant criminal lawyer in america. now today, according to the national law journal who nabbed this scoop today, today we learned about another eye catching lawyer added to mueller's staff. her name is is elizabeth preloegar. elizabeth prelogear. she comes from the solicitor general's office and there is important clerk ships on her resume. she's accomplished and well-regarded but can i point out one thing? she appears to be fluent in russian. from the national law journal today

. >> paige, if there is a deal to be had in the senate that appeases the currently holdout republicanshe next 24 hours are really about senate majority leader mcconnell trying to put the frogs back in the wheelbarrow. i think in his mind the bill he rolled out was trying to strike a middleway between the conservatives and moderates. it rolled back employer and enacted big medicaid cuts. it basically kept the obama care subsidies. but it's a narrower path than he thought previously. we heard this morning that they're working on provisions to add in more opioid funding which could get portman on board and also enacts more flexible for health savings accounts to be used. senator cruz has been pushing an amendment that allows people to opt out of the obama care regulations as long as they offer a plan that's compliant. there are a lot of staff working behind the scenes to see what tweaks they can make to the legislation. >> robert, how do they pass this bill? when you have dean heller in nevada -- >> retweaking it? >> tweaking it? how do they pass it when you have dean heller that's going

and so, yeah sitting on paige stage is really nervous -- nerve-racking experience for me. >> we -- we can zoum that. . a fell 8 galbraither but misspelled his first word and new this year no tie breakers like proof years. the spell bee a tie breaker test. >> you go girl awesome. >> added that woman has the tv and the world audience. >> that's a lot of pressure. >> stressful. she is doing very well under pressure. >> the compose yur amazing. >> take it away yef what have we got. >> really nice weather over the next few days and temperatures even hotter especially into tomorrow. we'll tell you where it hits close to 90 degrees. >> microclimate weather certified most accurate in the bay area by weather rate. >> what i want to start off with tonight is is the look at the number one thing i continue to get asked lately. that is are we out of a draugt in the bay area. we are. by all accounts the drought monitor shows no drought fl the north bay to south bay. one spot still some drought abnormally driet in the central valley slight drought towards the l.a. and san diego basin. again a closer

back towards hardy and hampshire counties back here, paige county, back toward luray, rappahannock countyaight on down to the south. the heaviest storms have been down around fredericksburg. this is the boundary you can see it right here. that boundary is picking up dust and insects and moving around. these boundaries tend to spawn some showers and storms. you can see some showers developing along that boundary but there are mostly down to the south around fredericksburg. as the boundary move back to the west will move back to the west. now, as far as tomorrow goes, not as hazy or hot. high temperature around 85 degrees. most of us on the dry side tomorrow and a much more comfortable day. i do expect to see cloud cover during the day tomorrow. 84 on your friday. much warmer for the weekend. 93 on sunday. humidity moves back in and it sticks around for most of next week. ♪ >>> this is the xfinity sports desk. >> we love to go to safe and happy places in our minds like a ball field and the instance of chasing fly balls and fielding grounders. so perhaps it is even more jarring when that inn

and now paige has something she'll never forget. >> i'm hoping to get this procedure and live a long and happy life. >> isn't that what it's all about? >> love it! >> you find out somebody is in need. maybe you can't help all by yourself but together, what a power. >> love it. thank you. thanks for having me. al alison, not that you're tuning in to watch your own show, but happy birthday! >> john berman. >>> we have a lot of news. let's get right to it. new this morning, the president is claiming victory in a race he did not run and the democrats are claim iing it in a race the did not win. this is the actual winner in georgia, republican karen handel who beat jon ossoff in the most expensive house race ever. democrats may take solace in the fact that they did the best they ever have, as much as i did in the participation trophy i still have but earned me no votes in congress. president is taking a victory lap in a race he was barely mentioned in. while the special elections are over and those that want to make america great again are 5-0. all the fake news, all the money spent equal

. >> paige, as an attorney and if you could give advice to the attorney general, this talk of perjuryperhaps, how does sessions carefully walk through this? does he have an attorney? would he have an attorney present? and can he take the fifth? >> martin, i certainly expecting he is talking with attorneys even if it's just within the justice department leadership. i don't think he'll bring his own personal lawyer to a hearing like this. somebody like attorney general session is going to think, look. i can handle this myself. i know what i'm doing. i'm a lawyer. i have experience in these matters. i'm a former federal prosecutor. but he has to be extraordinarily careful. we know he has already made two false statements under oath. it doesn't mean he lied or committed perjury because we don't know if he intended to mislead congress when he previously testified. i think many peer were willing to give him the benefit of the doubt. hey, you may have forgotten one meeting? perhaps two meetings? when we get to three meetings, then it starts to be questionable. i think he has to be very caref

with "usa today's" chief susan paige. >> i don't believe they got into changing outcomes, but if thettacks is broader than reported so far. >> joining me now is former homelandecurit secretary jay johnson. good to see you, sir. >> nice to see you and be back. >> help me out with the timeline. the president in december said in september he went to vladamir putin and said cut it out. that was a separate issue. this had to do with the integrity of the election. as late as late october or early november, there was hacking attempts. we don't know how successful yet, but there was hacking attempts. did you know that then? and if so, why not tell us? >> chuck, i'm going to disagree with the pretext about there being something new. i obviously can't comment on a classified report of any type even that is leaked publicly. i will say this. as a general matter we were very concerned last fall about what we saw and we said this publicly several times about what we saw as russian efforts to scan and probe and state election officials systems. we said that. jim clapper and i said that on october s

. >> paige, one of the things i'm wondering now, with this move now that says if you have that bona fide relationship, then you can come into the united states and outside of that, the ban is in place. everything that was argued in the lower court, is that the argument that the administration, the government was making? this relationship was going to help divide it? >> there was no recognition that any relationship would have been significant for purposes of getting into the country. there were suggestions as they started to roll out the first travel ban. people with green cards and legal permanent residents. the second ban was to clarify the administration is going to try to adopt a case by case determination. perhaps the second travel ban was drafted with an eye toward the supreme court thinking by the time the case gets there, we'll have a ban we can at least make exceptions for certain people, maybe it's constitutional. what's what i see as most concerning about this order today, is the way jeffrey mentioned this, the justices did not talk about trump's comments or the effect of the

bob muller added an experienced justice department trial attorney named lisa paige wired magazine hadg profile of her that included her experience with money laundering and organized crime cases including investigations where she partnered with an fbi task force based in hungry which focused on eastern european organized crime. so just to recap the team here, the watergate special prosecutor and expert at flipping mob witnesses and expert in money laundering cases whose partnered extensively with an fbi task force that focuses on eastern european mob issues and a man described as the most april yenlt cri -- brilliant criminal lawyer in america. now today, according to the national law journal who nabbed this scoop today, today we learned about another eye catching lawyer added to mueller's staff. her name is is elizabeth preloegar. elizabeth prelogear. she comes from the solicitor general's office and there is important clerk ships on her resume. she's accomplished and well-regarded but can i point out one thing? she appears to be fluent in russian. from the national law journal today

and as paige said, you want people on board, but this will transform people for a year. looking at people's primary help. the ability to get waivers and to opt out of essential health benefits. women will have a great deal of difficulty with this bill. >> senator lindsey graham talking about the bill. >> they want to get to yes, but they can't with the bill in front of us. there is 52, and the question for us are we going to deliver or not. i don't know what they want changed in the bill. time will tell, one thing that senator cruz mention that got a lot of support is that every state will be required to offer a policy with the essential benefits. why not allow states to offer policies if people choose without all of the essential bui be benefits. they have the ability to offer policies that women woman. if you're 25, a high deductible policy makes sense. if you have a couple kids, it is different. we can tailor more to the choices of the marketplace and we're going to get those votes. >> do you think a week is the time table? >> yeah, we need a chance to read it, we'll

let's bring in attorney page paige. trump who said there were two phone calls and a meeting and the president who actually asked comey if he was under investigation. so given that is all out there, did he essentially waive his right to use or invoke executive privilege? >> i think he did, fred. that is one of the clearest reasons why executive privilege is appropriate in the situation like this. i don't think a court would enforce any attempt by the white house to invoke executive privilege. if you think back to the obama administration during the investigation of the fast and furious aatf operation, congres wanted documents of how the operation was put together and it was portrayed to the media. the obama administration said no. we will assert privilege here and executive and deliberate privilege and not assert. it was challenged in court and obama administration lost for that reason. it disclosed some information publicly. there was no need for privilege. >> and the former white house ethics lawyer is with us. richard

paige pates, brian morganstern, republican strategist, and ellis henican, political analyst and columnist for "metro papers." steve, first to you. the president's reaction and in the tweet calling comey cowardly. >> what we've got here are two people saying different things. we've gotten it in name calling and kind of getting histrionic. i think it would be better if we backed off and just let people judge based on the facts of the matter. it's disappointing. it almost makes me feel like he's afraid of more leaks, like he's managing people's expectations that there's more to come on this. >> do you interpret that as a veiled threat? >> it's hard to threaten james comey now. i think more likely what he's doing is believing that some other things comey might have and be holding on to until later on. then he's basically conditioning the public to say, well, i told you these were coming. >> so, brian, how do you interpret this? is it badgering, you know, the potential witness? or is this just the president trying to be as transparent as he can in the way in which he uses to take to tweeting?

general flynn, paul manafort and paige. it is not necessarily president trump. you are talking about three specific people who still haven't testified and it is those three people. let me just say this. a lot of people don't believe this, but i can't imagine that the three of us or most americans want there to be a finding that there was collusion that affected our elections because in the end we are all americans and when we see this division on this issue, it really is disheartening. >> it is not just once. it is not just twice but trump has tried to argue there is no collusion. it has been multiple occasions. here he is. >> there is no collusion between me and my campaign and the russians. >> everybody said the same thing. >> they say there is no collusion. >> they're all saying there is no collusion. there is no collusion. i'd like to it to move fast, if possible. but i'll tell you what i really want. there is no collusion. we have nothing to do with russia. there has been no obstruction. there has been no collusion. there has been leaking by comey. but ther

let's discuss all of this, susan paige is here, the washington bureau chief for "usa today," alex burns, cnn political analyst for the "new york times" and david drucker from "the washington requeexaminer." sus susan, let's listen to a fellow republican of the president, susan collins, when she was asked about these tapes. listen. >> he should give a straight yes or no to the, answer to the question of whether or not the tapes exist, and he should voluntarily turn them over not only to the senate intelligence committee, but to the special counsel. so i don't think a subpoena should be necessary, and i don't understand why the president just doesn't clear this matter up once and for all. >> to be clear again, susan, that's from a fellow republican saying tell us are there tapes or not. what do you think the political calculation is from the white house on this one right now? why leave is to murky, to say the least? >> well that is always a tough question when it comes to thinking about the strategy that president trump may be following. he is leaving it kind of out there, but he faces a

>> satchel paige saying, never look back because you don't know what is going to be gaining on you. this guy could have learned a lesson. >> how much of a start are they given? >> 200 feet. >> it's incredible. >> you could beat him. >> absolutely. >> yeah. >> lightning mcqueen. >> lightning quick. >> he was the freeze. >> we're done with the freeze and have heat building in this video out of north dakota, check it out, talk about fast, inflow had winds cooking 84 miles an hour in towner, north dakota, over 100-mile-an-hour wind gusts and this storm chaser got caught up in it. certainly good video. >>> heat building across plain, thunderstorms maybe across parts of minnesota but temperatures well into the 90s today, tomorrow and then monday we'll see records fall across parts of the northeast. our first full on heat wave skies today.ny temperatures will be on the upper 80's so it's starting to feel warm with maybe an isolated thunderstorm close to the mason-dixon line but that's it for this afternoon. celebrate fairfax is under way today with temperatures tomorrow getting into the lo

it goes according to plan. 12 directors were approved, that would include larry paige, sergey brennaneric schmidt. compensation to named executive officers also approved. and seven stockholder proposals that would include lobbying, gender pay, so-called fake news, they were voted down as the board recommended. of course, all of this coming as that stock has been on a tear, up more than 25% this year. eric schmidt is now on stage. he's going to be fielding questions from shareholders. we'll bring you those headlines as they come. scott, back to you. >> josh, thank you so much. not going to get much flack for what the stock's done. sy sirott? >> no, and they've delivered. if you look at youtube and they compete with microsoft azure and cloud. and the other one people don't talk about is the cloud. they have a real cfo in there, a real team. and i think this is going to be a company that's been around for a while. >> you like it as well? >> i like it. i've been long calls in here for a couple months. >> you would be hard-pressed to find anybody that's negative on any of these stocks. >>

. >> paige, you don't see it like that? >> i don't. it's true the statutes are well defined and there are key elements you have to meet. some courts have held that a federal investigation can qualify, a dea investigation, one court found was sufficient. i think we're focusing on the wrong thing. it's not the legal definition under the statute that matters. it's what congress thinks obstruction is that matters. if they are pursuing their own independent probe, if they're going to consider impeachment at the end of the day the only definition that matters is what congress thinks the president did. was it an impeachment offense? did he attempt to obstruction the investigation? >> professor, you have a different take on this, which is to suggest the president can influence investigations if he wants to. it's within his rights to weigh in on investigations. from a legal perspective. what about page's point that from a political perspective, which is when congress -- if congress decides to get involved, they may be judging along different li

>> you'll remember the old satchel paige saying, never look back because you don't know what is going to be gaining on you. this guy could have learned a lesson. >> how much of a start are they given? >> 200 feet. >> that's incredible. >> that's incredible. >> he's fast. >> you could beat him. >> oh, absolutely. >> yeah. >> you are lightning mcqueen. >> lightning quick. >> he was the freeze.check it o, this inflow has winds cooking 80 miles per hour and down the road in rugby, 100-mile an hour wind gusts. a little bit of damage with trees down there, but certainly about video. we have heat building across the plains here, thunderstorms maybe across the minnesota today, but temperatures in the 90s today and tomorrow and to monday we'll see record fall across the northeast. a first full-on heat wave acoming. that's a look at the national, here's the local forecast. >> reporter: good morning, even e -- everyone, i'm meteorologist chris sowers with this accuweather update. let's get you outside and show you the view as we go live on sky6 live hd looking at the commodore barry bridge, a co

you've got lisa paige, who's one of the justice department's most experienced organized crime lawyerson russian organized crime and eastern european organized crime. then you've got james quarrels, who mueller brought over from his old law firm, who is one of the leading campaign finance violation lawyers. and andrew weisman, an expert in former general counsel to bob mueller at the fbi, who is one of the nation's top money laundering experts. i mean, this is a team of powerhouse attorneys with very unique and telling specialties. >> yeah, you can see the breadth of perhaps the investigation that's going on right now. there has been some criticism of this team. newt gingrich and others have pointed out that many on this team have given almost exclusively to democrats in the past from their campaign donations. is that a fair criticism, garrett? >> i mean, it's certainly a criticism. i don't think, though, that there is a name on this team that anyone who knows these people would question their independence and their integrity. >> you have written as much or more about bob mueller, spec

. >>> and carter paige has a ten-pour interview with the fbi as jared kushner hires yet another high-powered attorney, this time a criminal one, and we have the latest. >>> we have got to begin this morning with a critical moment for republicans. with two key meetings happening today. majority leader mitch mcconnell hosting a luncheon with republican senators, gauging the sum port for the health care bill and vice president mike pence hosting a dinner with conservatives who are still undecided and you're in luck, because we've got the best team of reporters and analysts here to break down what all of it means for you, your health, and your wallet. straight to capitol hill where msnbc's garrett haake is standing by. garrett, where do we stand now? >> reporter: stephanie, this bill has big problems in the short term and in the long term. to pass as we've been saying all week, the republicans can only afford to lose two senators. right now, six senators have come out and said they will not vote for this bill to pass in its final form. but before we can even get to that point, republicans have t

>> you remember the old satchel paige saying, never look back because you don't know what is going to be gaining on you. this guy could have learned a lesson. >> how much of a head start are they given? >> 200 feet. >> that's incredible. >> that's incredible. >> that guy is fast. >> you could beat him. >> oh, absolutely. >> yeah. >> you are lightning mcqueen. >> lightning quick. as this weathercast -- >> he was the freeze. >> we're done with the freeze for now. we've got heat building. in this video out of north dakota, check it out. talk about fast, this inflow had winds cooking 84 miles an hour in towner, north dakota, just down the road in rugby. over 100-mile-an-hour wind gusts and this storm chaser got caught up in those ferocious winds, a little bit of damage with trees down there but certainly good video. we got the heat building across the plains here. some thunderstorms maybe across parts of minnesota today but temperatures well into the 90s today, tomorrow and then monday we'll see records fall across parts of the northeast. our first full on heat wave >> good saturday morni

paige talking with russians. i'm not sure i don't recall >> as a former senator, you bring unique perspective to the investigation because you've been on both sides >> i have, indeed. all in all, it's better on that side >> if you were on this side -- >> nobody gets to ask you about your private conversations with your staff >> here you go, get us in the vice if you were on this side, what question would you be asking >> i would be asking whether or not -- i would be asking questions related to whether or not there was an impact on this election >> what part of the story -- >> foreign power, particularly the russians, the intelligence community as suggested and stated they believe they did, but i do think that members of the government have offices to run. the questions should be focused on that. >> part of the story we're missing, so sorry, mr. chairman, a part of the story we're missing? >> i don't know because i'm not involved in the campaign and had no information concerning it, and no idea what stage it is y

last week the junior pitcher, her name is paige parker. she was warming up before she threw the ceremonial first pitch between the kansas city royals and boston red sox. it was during this warmup that the royals players were able to see firsthand how impressive girls softball pitches are and the catcher even missed some of them and almost fell over. so i just wish the best of luck to these players and coaches for the next year of softball season. enjoy your success and bring home another national championship. and i would like to submit for the record at this point in the record the team roster and all the players that made this great championship victory. with that, i'll yield the floor and suggest the absence of a quorum. the presiding officer: the clerk will call the roll. quorum call: quorum call: quorum call: mr. blumenthal: mr. president. the presiding officer: the senator from connecticut. mr. blumenthal: i ask that the mandatory quorum call be lifted. the presiding officer: without objection. mr. blumenthal: thank you, mr. presiden

there is a young woman named paige schumaker who painted her face black and threw up a gang sign and said, finally good to be a nigger. they said, why would you do this? she said, i am the least racist person i know. gene: you have 30 seconds. lawrence: i know my friend will say, look, racism, he doesn't like racism like anybody else. who likes racism. i love cancer, no one likes that. but what he will is what institutions will do is three i's equals a miss. he will individualize, trivialize and dismiss it. he will also look in terms of minimizing. maybe black students are being hypersensitive to all these things and he'll trivialize it by picking out incidents that didn't turn out the way we thought they were. but a lot of times that's what makes african-american students mad because they're dismissed. i always want to go back to what this one student said. she said i didn't come to the university of oklahoma for campus racism and protests. i came to be an engineer. when the paradoxes of education was precisely at this point, when you begin to develop a conscious you must be a war w

. >> our inside man is nbc paige, donalded he'll take them into studio 3. >> i've seen all types of personalitiesuglas. i'm from michigan. >> douglas from michigan. >> on three, one, two, three. >> this place is fabulous. >> it's pretty frightening how easily he slips into his alter ego. >> what do you do for a living? >> i sell stoplight parts. >> i got jokes for him. >> we're excited to have you here today. you guys are going to see the studio for nightly news. >> at first jay, or douglas, blends right in, but then -- >> you guys can -- >> lester? i'm not sure if lester is there right now. you guys can stand up and follow us to the elevators. welcome. you guys can just keep coming in here. hey, we got the group. is this an tv studio. what are your first impressions? >> a lot of lights. >> yeah. there are over 300 lights in here. >> it's only been a few minutes, and he's already getting on their nerves. >> are these microphones up here? >> those are actually lights. >> you got great acoustics in here. >> yeah. >> i appreciate your enthusiasm. >> yeah. so these are mostly lights. you have an amaz

yeah, that's the birthday karaoke with the elaine paige and barbara dickson, i know him so well, whichifferently #. we were really close, like all growing up throughout childhood we were really, really close. there is two years age difference between us, and i am younger, although nobody believed it becausejo looked so young. we just had a really close relationship, and we neverfell out. we always looked after each other. # but in the end he needs a lit more security. . # it wasn't aboutjo cox mp, it was actually joanne leadbeater, who was my sister. literally sort of within days ofjo been killed, things just started to arrive, and the house was just full of flowers. and that was the classic, line, i never met your sister, but ijust had to do something, ijust had to say something. me and mum and dad when we're out and about and stuff, we go to the supermarket, and we've met people, and theyjust end up crying, devastated. grown men, absolutely devastated. and then you end up comforting then. and then you end up comforting them. maybe that has detracted from my personal grief, which will

paige talking with russians, i'm not sure. i don't recall. >> you have been on both sides. atty gen. sessions: i have, indeed. all in all, it's better on that side. nobody gets to ask you about your private conversations. quakes if you are sitting on this side of the dais, what question would you be asking? atty gen. sessions: i would be asking questions related to whether or not there was an impact on this election. , particularlyer the russians, since the intelligence community has suggested and stated that they believe they did, but i do think members of this government has offices to run and departments to manage. the questions should be focused on that. >> is there part of the story we are missing? atty gen. sessions: i don't know, because i'm not involved had nocampaign and information concerning it. i have no idea what stage it is. you members of this committee know a lot more than i. >> i will assure you we are very much focused on russia's involvement, and our hope is that as we complete this process, we will a post fax out for the american people so they can make