appointed in the senate approved his being secretary of state so the day before he left for paris washington had taken his nomination to jefferson. he was not asked in the first jefferson does not want to. he loves to be ambassador to france but it is on the eve of the french revolution the medicine in washington pressure him and he could not turn down washington's and he becomes the first secretary of state that was not a good experience because they think jefferson was ferocious of anything that was a hint of monarchy and then to call the president his royal highness and he thought hamilton wants to make everything like britain and then later of course, jefferson will have a huge fight so that mickey mouse bites that we see in washington today that these were world defining issues so after three years he resigned in frustration and is convinced this is the end of his political career he said over and over he did not like politics he liked his family and friends in the garden and books and monticelloand science was his first calling and living in tumultuous times he said he had his druthers

we wait for president trump to join the news conference with the french president macron in paris, washington lives of the ring brand-new the relevance of the russian investigation including mcclatchy. looking into -- this "wall street journal" headline, russian officials overheard discussing trump associates before campaign began. let's bring in bob cusack, editor in chief at the hill and stephen dinan, a political editor for "the washington post," thank you gentlemen for talking to us. first i want to talk about this press conference that we are waiting between macron and president trump, the first time these two will be meeting and a newly elected president in france, a newly elected president in the united states does give and open a door to a lot of opportunities to make or break some ground here considering macron has been an outspoken critic. how could this overshadow the russian meddling and the revelation of donald trump, jr.,'s emails? >> i think overall, you look at president trump's trips abroad, he is generally done very well. he's meeting with a lot of allies. on climate change,

paris. washington post op-ed said major media outlets focus more on minutia than on the substance of that trip quick check of media stocks as time warner, 21st century fox, the parent company of fox business, and disney all ending higher while comcast closed lower today. joining me now, the owner of the open ed media martyr complex, he's the editor of the hillsboro, ohio time. he is gary. good to see you, gary. >> thanks for having me on. liz: now, as a newspaper editor, why did you write this opinion piece? it sounds like you're tired of the media acting like it itself is synonymous with the first amendment, as you said, when they're supposed to look up to that standard and be journalists and report on all policy choices; right? >> well, i think so. you know, there's no balance we see anymore. and, liz, i hate criticizing the media. i'm part of the media, even though we're a small part. but, you know, there's so many things to cover, and it's, like, they get ahold of a bone and just drag it out forever and ever endlessly and let's put it into perspective. i'm not someone who says russia is fa

la declaraciÓn la hizo durante un encuentro con periodistas en el vuelo que lo llevÓ desde washington hasta parÍs muro fronterizo no es una broma. dijo que el muro debe ser transparente para evitar que sacos con drogas caigan encima de la gente que el proyecto tendrÍa menos de la mitad de las millas que habrÍa tenido. al mismo tiempo el mandatario trabaja con legisladores republicanos en privado para disminuir la inmigraciÓn legal. pablo: estados unidos no estÁ listo para una reforma migratoria . me gustarÍa hacer un plan de inmigraciÓn integral para nuestro paÍs y fuerzas polÍticas pero no estÁn listos todavÍa. afirmÓ. tambiÉn dijo que sobre el tema de daca los llamados jÓvenes soÑadores. el secretario de seguridad nacional dijo que daca no tiene fundamento legal. " es una situaciÓn muy difÍcil de tomar y realmente tiene la situaciÓn muy bien". la decisiÓn sobre el futuro de los 800,000 jÓvenes podrÍan venir en septiembre y las palabras de kelly no sentaron nada bien. >> trabajando arduamente para mantenerse en este paÍs... por otra parte, trump dijo que el muro que antes iba a ser de 2000 milla

washington. later we will get the perspective from paris.t how this story — and many others — are covered in tomorrow's front pages at 10:40 this evening in the papers — our guestsjoining me tonight are michael booker, deputy editor of the daily express and jack blanchard, political editor at the daily mirror. the government has published its long awaited plans to pave the way for eu law to be transferred into british law. the government's called for all parties to work together to make it a success. but already labour is calling for significant changes, and the liberal democrats are warning they will make life "hell" for the government. 0ur political editor laura kuenssberg has this report — a warning that it contains some flashing images. has nothing changed? still doing the handshakes, rolling out the red carpet for royalty, spanish, this time. still embarking on the task of taking us out of the european union. no, everything has changed. for the first time today, the prime minister explaining her shock at the election. ifelt, um, i suppo

paris. the gates closed. the wary president came home. in washingtonson found voices like these sounding, senator bora of idaho said it took george washington seven years to gain independence from george iii and now, my friends, they want to give it back to george v. and senator johnson added, he is asking us to hand america destiny over to the secret councils of europe. it is the duty of senators of this nation to keep america american. a few democratic senators said it was the end of american independence. the league was in mortal danger. woodrow wilson did not wait. against his physician's warning on september 4th of 1919 he started west on a long exhausting trip to carry his fight for ratification to the american people. ♪ many senators demanded reservations to the treaty, others were violent against ratification in any form. it was not the faulty peace settlement that troubled them so much but the commitment to the league. some of them claimed it created a superstate and argued that under the covenant the league might force our nation into a war w

president trump has left washington for paris. today, he will meet with emmanuel macron.hey will hold a joint news conference later this morning. look for our coverage on www.c-span.org. more in today's papers about the president's son meeting with that russian lawyer last summer. the males revealed by donald trump jr. have triggered a closer look at surveillance of russian medications. the emails revealed by donald trump jr. have triggered a closer look at surveillance of russian communications. 202-748-8000 if you think they interfered. if you do not think they interfered, call 202-748-8001. to know why you think yes or no to this question of russia's interference in our campaign. this was a line of questioning for christopher wray, who the president nominated to replace james comey is fbi director. yesterdaycapitol hill for his confirmation hearing before the senate judiciary committee. here is senator lindsey graham. [video clip] >> i think russia is a foreign nation we have to deal with very warily. >> you think they are an adversary of united states? >> yes. you bel

soon to fly over paris, eight american military planes will take part in that. after that the president is expected to return to washington. >> jane ferguson in paris. thank you so much, jane. >>> ahead on "cbs this morning" we'll talk with cbs political tribtder bob schieffer. >>> this morning the revised republican health care bill to replace obamacare is one vote away from failure. it's even unclear if gop senate leaders will have enough votes to begin debate next week. nancy cordes spoke to some skeptical senators about the bill. >> reporter: the response about the hold jould to plan b was cautious at best. >> reporter: two republicans, moderate susan collins and conservative rand paul quickly announced their opposition, leaving leaders one vote shy of defeat. >> reporter: do you think the old bill is better than the new version? >> i think it's worse. this repeals about half the care taxes. >> reporter: the new bill reinstates the taxes to pay for $45 billion in new opioid funding but it does not reverse the bill's deep cuts to medicaid, the big sticking point for moderates like ohio's rob portman. >> we're still wor

paris. they left washington d.c. about 90 minutes ago. this was the first time mr. trump has been seen in public since saturday morning when he returned from the g 20 summit in germany. the president is going to paris for the annual field day celebration as a guest of france's new president. we have a section devoted to the trump administration and click on the link right there on the home page. you can access all the latest news coming from the white house. >>> gop leaders are focussing on health care ready to try to push a new health care bill through the senate. senate majority leader mitch mcconnell is ready to unveil the latest bill and reportedly keeping the obamacare measure that imposes tax hikes on wealthy americans to finance expanded coverage for lower income people. mcconnell will introduce the bill tomorrow and try to push it through the senate starting next week. here in california, a health care issue is going to court. a lawsuit filed today in alameda county court claiming that medical patients face an unfair advantage because the state pays so littl

cities, and businesses are moving forward with the krnltd's commitments under the paris agreement with or without washington. >>> president trump will skip his planned visit to lon dhon year. numerous called for trump's visit to be cancelled after the president attacked the mayor of lond twitter following the london bridge terror attacks. white house official cited a scheduling conflict as the reason for the change. they say they've contacted the british government to arrange for a visit some time next year. >>> meanwhile, president trump standing by his son as the russia investigation unfolds. trump tweeted this morning saying donald jr. was open and transparent about his meeting with the russian lawyer last year. >> i haven't had the conversation with the president and whether he thought it was appropriate or not. here's what i will tell you, the meeting that took place is not illegal. >> meanwhile donald jr. tells fox news it was a snap decision to meet the lawyer with kremlin ties. he says looking back, he should have done things differently. e-mail chain he released yesterday shows he went in expecting

here in paris, 7:00 a.m. in washington, d.c. canng up, lovers among you reverses amicrosoft decision to phase out its rudimentary "paint" program. in our have details business update. and it is up and away on a mission to monitor climate change. the latest satellite heading into space from french territory this week. this is "life from paris." thanks very much for being with us. we will begin in the middle east . the contentious metal detectors at one of jerusalem's holy sites are gone, but some of the officials who run the al-aqsa mosque have been refusing to go inside this tuesday, saying they object to the security cameras due to be installed in their place. those metal detectors have been brought in earlier this month after a deadly shooting at the site that is known to jews as temple mount and to muslims as hell are must reads -- as halam al sharif. let's bring in our jerusalem correspondent. can you tell us what the situation is at the mosque compound right now? what we have seen is, although israel has removed the offensi

jefferson donated money to the cause while living in paris, and you can find the key to the bastille at mount vernon because president george washingtonce gift from his friend and paris national guard commander. >>> president trump is tweeting about health care and he's ready to sign the gop replacement once it does reach his desk. the republicans wrote out their latest revision which includes senator ted cruz's amendment that allows insurers to offer cheaper bare bones policies and money designed to lower premiums for high cost enrollees. majority leader mitch mcconnell needs 50 votes to past the bill. >>> some disturbing video of today's attack at the holiest site in israel. police say the terrorists opened fire on officers near the place the jews call temple mount. two israeli officers and three palestinian gunmen are dead. no group so far has claimed responsibility, though, the palestinian islamist group hamas praised the terrorist attack. >>> right now investigators are working to find out what started a house fire in montgomery county that also spread to a police cruiser parked in the driveway. this this morning. when fire crews

kristen welker is still in paris, ken delaney in washington, charlie savage author of "power wars," and steve lavine. i'm sorry if i messed up the title of your book. we're just learning about two more people that could have been in that june 2016 meeting, what else do we know? >> we know that russian attorney, painted as being linked to the kremlin, had two people with her. we don't know the identity of one of the people we know the other was the person you mention thad is characterized as an american born lobbyist that was a soviet intelligence official. some u.s. officials still believe he still has links to intelligence officials in russia. that is something that he denied. here is the bottom line. it raises a number of questions about that big word you were talking about. the fact that donald trump junior, the white house saying he is being incredibly tra transtransparent. the purpose of the meeting was said to talk about russian adoptions. we now know that is just not the case. in an e-mail he was promised damaging information about hillary clinton. he says he did not accept any.

. >>> today president trump will leave washington to head to paris and meet with president macron, behe guest of honor. the national holiday is a key turning point in the french revolution. friday is one year since the terror attack in nice where 86 were killed. white president hetds to paris, fallout over his son meeting with a russian lawyer last year is growing. >> donald trump jr. released e-mails showing he was eager for information from the russian government. tracie potts is live on hill. what did he have to say? >> reporter: not much different than the statement his attorney said, that he read e-mail and decided to check something out. there was nothing nefarious about it. here's what he told sean hannity last night. >> the take aaway when all of this is going on, someone has information on our poenlt. things are going a million miles an hour, you know what it is like to be on a campaign, just won indiana, talking contested convention, things are a million miles an hour. wait a minute, i heard these things, maybe this is something, i should hear them out. >> reporter: e-mails

. >>> after the trip to paris president trump is back in washington this morning. >> he is taking pressureeveral fronts including his sons meeting with the russian lawyer and the up-year-old -- uphill battle to repeal and replace the affordable care act and what can we expect this week? >> reporter: maybe not much as far as congress is concerned and we thought we would see a vote in the senate for the partial repeal and replace of obamacare but that will not happen due to the absence of one republican centerÃsenator. we are moving forward on other fronts. >> reporter: here's president trump arriving at the into air force base, and walking down the stairs he is surely aware of what he is facing. on twitter confidently writing, "heading back to washington dc, much will be accomplished this week on the trade, military and security." he will continue to hear about russia, especially regarding his son, and his son-in-law meeting with the russians. >> jared kushner had three separate times where he conveniently forgot about meeting with russians.>> when you talk about russian collusion, colludin

paris. eight american military planes will take part in that. after that it's expected that president trump will return to washington. anne-marie? >> jane ferguson in paris. thank you so much, jane. >>> well, ahead on "cbs this morning," we'll talk with cbs political contributor bob schieffer about the trump campaign, russia, possible collusion, and the president's response. >>> this morning the revised republican health care bill to replace obamacare is one vote away from failure. it's even unclear if gop senate leaders will be able to gather enough votes to be able to begin debate next week. nancy cordes talked to some skeptical lawmakers. >> reporter: the response about the holdout to plan b was cautious at best. >> we're going to come up with a decision and see if there's any improvement. >> reporter: two republicans, moderate susan collins and conservative rand paul quickly announced their opposition, leaving gop leaders one vote shy of defeat. do you think the new version is better than the old version? >> no, i think it's worse. i mean the old version repealed most of the obamacare taxes. this repeals about half the obamac

right now, president trump is in the air headed home to washington after a whirlwind trip to paris. he started the day with a parade, but now he is bracing for turbulence over that russia investigation and the new meeting between his son and a russian lawyer. sources tell cnn a white house aide and jared kushner's legal team began strategizing in late june about how he managed the disclosure of the e-mails they just discovered. another new report suggests the president's own own legal team knew about the e-mail chain more than three weeks ago. hours from now a former trump campaign advisor will be in the hot seat before he testifies behind closed doors before the house intelligence committee as lawmakers get ready to request for documents from jared kushner and trump junior. let's begin with jeff zeleny. >> reporter: good morning, pamela. president trump, as you said, has wrapped up his whirlwind 30-hour tour of paris. five or six hours of that were spent one-on-one with the new french president, emmanuel macron, during a meeting at the palace over dinner last night at the eiffel to

helmut kohl knew how to build bridges, but had bridges to paris, warsaw, moscow and washington. partners in the world. as a child and a young man, he had experienced the second world war himself. he saw huge amounts of suffering that germany visited on europe and the world and he also saw the fear of nightly bombings. it was these experiences that propelled him in the early years to join the new democratic union. it was his experiencing also which had an impact on his international -- that was very clear. we must build a strong europe in which we never again see war. and that thinking in historical terms was part of his political action. what he said and what he promised are something he had to do without ifs or buts. when helmut kohl became chancellor, germany and europe were divided. there was the possibility of war and conflict on soil of europe was still a possibility. at the end of his term in office, germany was reunited and for the first time in its history germany was living in peace and freedom and friendship with all its neighbors. and the enlargement of nato's europea

. >>> president trump is in paris, an ocean away from washington, but he cannot avoid questions about his son's meeting with that russian attorney during the campaign. >> the president is not only pushing back, he's selecting bl a, yne alexander to break it down for us. blayne. >> doreen, in fact, that was the very first question today from an american reporter during that joint news conference as president trump was confronting the controversies surrounding his oldest son, yet he pushed back hard on what he calls a big deal over nothing. ♪ ♪ >> reporter: speci g first lady welcomed by the president of trump ahead of the field day. but amid the circumstances, president trump, once again, forced to answer questions about russia and his own son. >> i have a son who is a great young man. he's a fine person. >> during joint news conference, president trump pressed about a campaign season meeting between donald trump, jr. and a russian attorney said to have damaging information about hillary clinton. >> from a practical standpoint, most people would have taken that meeting. that's very sta

testimony throughout the session so european markets popping as that testimony got underway washington can't count in paris and frankfurt doc leading with gains of over one and a half percent each. london footsie up about one point two. on wall street the dow jones had a new intraday high. tech heavy nasdaq once again outperforming that with gains of over one percent this hour. of the closing bell in the next hour or so. the number of people out of work in the uk continues to fall the national statistics office said just one and a half million people were looking for a job. in the months between march and ma. that brings the unemployment rate down to four and a half percent lowest level since nineteen seventy five. it's not all good news for the british economy though. real wage growth has been stagnating when accounting for inflation scene average wages falling by half a percent. compared to the second quarter last year consumer prices have been growing at a faster pace than earnings. raising concerns about the economy as parts of negotiations continue. tens of thousands of websites are taking part in onl

paris irreversible. the president returned to washington, saying it is time to work with russia and he discussed a jointecurity unit with putin. even this -- president putin says he thinks trump accepted his denial of any russian meddling and last year's election. secretary of state tillerson u.s.ed ukraine to reaffirm support two days after the first meeting between president trump and putin. overising influence ukrainian forces in the east you trump tweeted -- with putin at the g-20. -- president trump stress trumps press secretary seems to have mislabeled xi jingping as the leader of taiwan. referring to him as the republic of china, which is the official name of the island. actually president of the people's republic of china. global news 20 hours per day powered by 2700 journalists and analysts in more than 120 countries. this is bloomberg. >> we are going to stick with the g-20. a bit more particularly when it comes to the exception on -- >> the prime minister and trump had a conversation in the back of the presidential limo. assurances that australia will be exempt from the tough tariffs putting

were his last european trip, donald trump under first lady were again waving goodbye to washington, this time for parise distraction from four days that have been dominated by the subject that just won't go away and goldrush russia. on wednesday night, the president revealed he had no idea his son, donald junior, met with this russian lawyer in 2016, who he believed could offer incriminating information on hillary clinton. but the president reiterated he had no fault with his son's actions, saying many people would have held that meeting. questions about russia also dominated an interview with the christian broadcasting network in which donald trump said he enjoyed his much anticipated meeting with vladimir putin. we got along very well, and that's not a bad thing. people said, we shouldn't get along. who people saying that? i think we got along very well. he might be happy with his relationship with president putin, but his early relationship with emmanuel macron has got trickier. much was made of an awkward handshake when the pair met in may. the french president also led international criticism of d

we're talking about health care generally speaking with the president in paris calling senators in washingtonh care bill done, get it through by next week. they released revised version of the bill yesterday. but you have the likes of rand paul we talked about earlier. senator out of kentucky and senator susan collins of maine, they're not voting in favor of this revised bill. one more republican defection officially would kill it. that may already be out there, dr. siegel. so from a doctor's point of view, we had a couple of political interviews in this hour, what should people want to know about this? >> if they want to reach portman or susan collins or can can can -- capito they have to hit medicaid. it cuts medicaid to tune $770 billion. they have to dial that back a bit to get some of the moderates. what i do like what was put out yesterday is the cruz amendment. i'll tell you what i like from the doctor's point of view. you walk into a doctor's office tell you under this new bill you don't have mandate anymore. you're free to buy what you want. connell: i don't have to get all the cover

paris. meantime back here in washington or the u.s. should say,senat republicans are battling for votes within their own party after releasing their latest health care bill two gop senators are saying they will not vote for the bill mitch mcconnell has too convince every one of the 50 remaining republicans to vote yes or the legislation fails. the new bill keeps some of bhof obamacare's taxes on the well any and includes $45 billion to file the opioid epidemic and another $70 billion to stabilize the insurance markets and help lower income americans pay for coverage the bill also sets up a new fund for exchange based high risk plans. we'll have much more on this from washington in just a few minutes. >>> breaking overnight, a federal judge in hawaii has eased some restrictions on president trump's travel ban the ruling says the u.s. government cannot deny entry too grandparents and certain other relatives. the justice department declined to comment, but it has said in the past that the travel ban is grounded in immigration law. >>> and

is announcement last month it would be withdrawing from the twenty fifteen paris agreements on climate chang. many of washington's global partners have since re affirmed that commitment to reducing reliance on fossil fuels and staving off rising temperatures. however the u. s. pull back on the world's diplomatic stages caused many to question whether or not washington is still a reliable partner. actually ahead of an expected meeting between us president donald trump. with russian counterpart vladimir putin. given tension over controversial russian involvement in ukraine civil war and allegations it meddled in last year's u. s. election. washington has been playing down expectations. where the very beginning i would say at this point? is difficult to say it. what the russian? what russia's intentions are in this relationship and i think that's the most important? part of this meeting i have a good exchange between president drop. president putin over what they both say. as the nature relations. where in the? maria. young's thing. so the as i go point of joints. it makes it. point awards of long held dole fd okay

president trump is departing from paris for washington right now at this hour after celebrating bastille day. when he returns to the nation's capitol health care reform. senate republicans unveiled a reworked version of the bill to repeal and replace obamacare yesterday. i aims to win conservative support by letting insurers offer a lower cost plans while offering moderates billions to combat opioid abuse and help consumers with skyrocketing costs. meet offing the minds here. president trump tweeting about the effort, republican senators are working hard to get their failed obamacare replacement approved. it will be at my desk pen and hand waiting to sign that legislation adding on the pressure, the president tweeted this, so important representative senators under leadership of the senate leader mcconnell. get health care approved after seven years of obamacare disaster. must happen. after all of the years of suffering on obamacare, republicans must come through. a president talking a lot about the health care bill this morning but the effort is facing additional head nguyens, so far tw

same time he may have to defend his administration's decision to pull out of the paris climate change agreement n washingtonox news". >> thanks, doug. >> 5:22. >> there is a search for a high level administrator with the u.s. attorneys office in philadelphia because that man is missing. here's a picture. his name is richard rizzo from bala cynwyd and his family has not seen him since thursday, next day friday they reported him missing when they could not get a hold of him. police searched, searched and they did find his truck and his phone, near rolling hill park on saturday, but they have not found any sign of that missing man, they don't suspect foul play, if you know anything about where rizzo may be place call the lower merion police. >>> also philadelphia police are looking for a hit and run driver of the vehicle that happened in the overbrook park section of the city. here's video that happened early saturday morning after effects of the crash to the car but there was surveillance video. that is crash as it happens barreling into a woman's car and she's furious, upset, and they have said they have had

same time he may have to defend his administration's decision to pull out of the paris climate change agreement in washingtonoug luzader "fox news". >>> search continues this morning for high level administrator with the u.s. attorney's office who has disappeared from our area. there is a picture his name is richard rizzo from bala cynwyd and his family has not seen him since thursday. friday they reported him missing when they could not get a hold of him. lower merion police have recovered his truck and his phone right here near rolling hill park on saturday but they didn't find any sign of him. police do not suspect foul play if you have any information about richard rizzo's whereabouts please call the lower merion police. >>> lets get to delaware where police are searching for a man who escaped from prison. authorities say that keith stewart climbed a fence at plumber community corrections center in wilmington. he was locked up for selling stolen property. police, very much would like to hear from you if you have seen him, please call 911. >>> also philadelphia police are looking for a hit/run driver in t

washington. >> it shows also that the rest of the world that america did not drop out of the paris agreement. there's only one man that dropped out. america did not drop out. >> reporter: republican leaders in washington opposed california cap and trade as another tax on business but former governor schwarzenegger cited statistics that under cap and trade california has created the lion's share of new job, restored open space, planted trees and supported zero emission vehicles. california is on target to hit its 2020 goal and with the new extension is pledging to cut emissions by another 40% by 2030. >>> california senator has joined other democrats this trying to ban a pesticide in a challenge to the trump administration. this follows the epa denying. chemical and several other firms make that chemical. some researchers believe it damages the brains of children. president trump has vowed to roll back many environmental laws seen as harmful to business. >>> a supervisor has introduced a bill to make san francisco the first city in the united states to blame flame it will reduce risks of brain

the president returned to washington last night after visiting paris and his new jersey gulf club. a washington poll shows 36% approve of the president's performance. in 37 years that's the lowest number with any president in office. major gators is at the white house. good morning. >> good morning. he said he did nothing illegal when he met with others and an attorney and lobbyist at trump towers. candidate trump knew nothing about the meeting and most certainly did not attend. president trump watched the touchment at his golf club in new jersey. trump junior was forced to admit he met with kremlin attorney natalia veselnitskaya in 2016. it also included chairman adviser paul manafort. one was rob goldstone and another rinat akmetshin. he has suspected ties to russian intelligence. president trump's lawyer jay sekulow insisted trump junior's meeting did not break the defense. >> i wonder why the secret service -- if this was nefari s nefarious, why they'd tud they allow the president in. >> a spokesman for the secret service pointed out no one questioned. >> we don't know until we

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. >>> leaving behind a chaotic situation in washington d.c., president trump is headed to paris tonight, but veronica de la cruz shows us he cannot escape the questions about the russia revelations. >> that's right, liz and ken. this is president trump's third foreign trip since taking office. tomorrow he'll meet the new french leader, emmanuel macron, and they will commemorate bastille day. president trump boarded air force one this evening dogged by questions about his campaign's ties to russian. his oldest son met with a russian lawyer last june believing that she had dirt on hillary clinton. this meeting" r, president t >> you look at the law as it is written, as it's applied, there was not a violation of the law here. i want to be clear on something. the president was not aware of this meeting, did not attend this meeting. >> earlier president trump tweeted, "the white house is functioning perfectly," and that he's focusing on healthcare and other issues. tonight a southern california congressman formally introduced an article of impeachment. representative brad sherman said presid

if these bbc world news america reporting from washington i'm john o'brien. an american in paris donald trump visits his french counterpart for high level talks offering him such a shift towards climate chang. if it happens it'll be wonderful and. if it doesn't that'll be. okay to. china's most prominent dissident has died of liver cancer we look at the life and work of nobel peace prize winner liu xiaobo. and one hundred years since the u. s. entered world war one how americans fort battles in france and helped build the peaks often write. the. welcome to all of you is on public television in america and around the globe president trump says the friendship between france and the u. s. remains unbreakable he was speaking at the start of a two day visit to paris. for talks with president emmanuel not chrome. the pad discussed areas of common interest such as trade and the fight against islamic state but don't climate that all disagreements mr trump withdrew the u. s. from the paris climate accord last month. the bbc's lucy williamson has more. if diplomacy is about power disguised

washington d.c. . the us president is in paris for a two day visit to the disagreements with the french leader donald trump and in money well to hold a meeting later today and attend a best deal day parade on friday. why are friends are going to france to let friends you know love it any more they're not going he said i wouldn't go to france france no longer france france is no longer friends after the fall of the earth. president trouble there's appears to celebrate the president is scheduled to visit our as president heads to paris. protection will lead to greater prosperity and strength. if you didn't see. that but we this is a message for american researchers please come to france you are welcome. the discord between the presidents might be eased on thursday evening with a bit of wining and dining is poised to take to the famous eiffel tower for a rare blue lobster dinner. meanwhile some see the upcoming meeting as a battle between two superheroes so we hit the streets of paris to find out what people think about the two men's alleged superpowers. up the planet. he's welcome to come stay friends got to

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>> claire, thank you so much for those reports in what is a beautiful day in paris let's stick with donald trump. washington's nonpartisan score keepers are weighing in on the budget proposal and says it could cut the federal deficit over time, but won't balance the budget the cbo also says economic growth won't be as fast as the administration promises. and president trump has also said fixing health care is the only thing harder than achieving peace in the middle east he made the remarks as the gop released it's s revised health cared bill kasie hunt filed this report on the political reaction to the latest efforts to repeal and replace the affordable care act. >> reporter: senate republicans with no room for error tonight hours after unveiling a new health care bill, two gop senators have already said they won't vote for it. obamacare. >> i've been very vocal. >> reporter: mitch mcconnell has to convince every one of the 50 remaining republicans to vote yes or the bill fails. >> what is your bet 00 whether mitch mcconnell can pull this off? >> well, he's good he's pulled more than one rabbit out of the hat

the paris climate accord is the latest exa m ple the paris climate accord is the latest example of washingtoning into an agreement that disadvantages the united states. to the exclusive benefit of other countries. leading american workers, who i love, and taxpayers to absorb the cost in terms of lostjobs, lower wages, shuttered factories and partly diminished economic production. that decision puts the usa in the company of syria and nicaragua — as you can see from this map, they're the only other two countries in the world not to have signed the agreement. that announcement from donald trump caused outrage all around the world. it certainly did in germany. angela merkel expressed her displeasure may times. she did so last week. translation: the european union and conditionally stands by the agreement in paris and will it rapidly and decisively. increment it rapidly and decisively. since the american decision to leave the paris climate agreement, we are more determined than ever to make a success. more determined than ever to make a success. we cannot and will not wait for the scientific evid

washington. >> and cecilia vega joins us from paris, and cecilia, the question about his son and the meeting withhe russian lawyer, and back here in the u.s., a top republican senator now says he wants don junior to testify as early as next week? >> reporter: chuck grassley on the senate judiciary committee wants to hear from don junior, and he said he would be willing to testify in asked, and we know his father feels the same way. if don junior wants to testify, he should. >> cecilia vega from paris tonight. thank you. >>> in the meantime, major developments of capitol hill tonight. e new republican plan to repeal and replace obamacare, but how would it affect seniors in the country? people with preexisting conditions, and medicaid, which covers millions of americans? abc's mary bruce tonight with how many republican senators who have already said no. >> reporter: at home -- [ chanting ] and on capitol hill. senate republicans have been getting an earful for weeks. and tonight, a new healthcare bill. get the votes to pass? to appease conservatives, the new version would allow insurers to offer c

the g-20 final statement called the 2016 paris climate accord irreversible. the president return to washingtonsia discussed a joint cyber security unit with president putin. that drew protests from both saides as both sides relations would not change and to russia lived up to its commitments. secretary of state tillerson visited ukraine to reaffirmed u.s. support two days after the first meeting between president trump and putin. after talks, tillerson called on russia to exercise its it influence over separatist fighting ukrainian forces in the east. he did not discuss ukraine-related sanctions with putin at the g-20. in a diplomatic embarrassment, president trump's press secretary mislabeled president xi jinping as the leader of taiwan. the transcript of remarks referred to president xi jinping as the president of the republic of china, which is the name for the island beijing considers a rogue province. jinping is actually the president of the people's republic of china. global news 24 hours a day powered by more than 2700 journalists and analysts in more than 120 countries. this is bloombe

washington. >>> meanwhile president trump is across the pond in paris with the french president at eiffel tower. why not? president trump facing reporters on camera for the first time since the controversy over his son's meeting with a russian lawyer. we have a lot more coming up. among our guests this hour, former arkansas governor, mike huckabee, arizona congressman andy biggs, charlie hurt of "the washington times" and former head of the cbo, douglas holtz-eakin, we can't forget, i don't know what that means, charlie gasparino. who could forget, maybe that is what it is supposed to say. connell: he looks angry. melissa: that's normal. connell: the dow closing at record high. here we go again, second day in a row we've seen it. nicole petallides starts us off at the new york stock exchange. tell us big winners. >> big day for the bulls. another winning day on wall street. apple, microsoft leading the way. leading the day with one of our traders, stephen guilfoyle, financials moving hand in hand with the 10-year treasury bonds, 2.34%. ahead of tomorrow's numbers for a lot of those banks. we wa

trump are preparing to leave paris today for bed minister, new jersey, where they'll spends the weaken before headed back to washington, but not before the president is honored at bastille day ceremonies. you are looking live at bastille day in paris on this day in 1789, citizens of paris stormed the bastille prison and released the seven prisoners inside the event symbolized the start of the french revolution, as reports, the woes over russia have followed him across the atlantic ocean. >> even in ocean away, president trump couldn't avoid questions about his son's pre-election meeting with the russian attorney who claimed to have information on hillary clinton. before dining in the eiffel tower, the president defended donald trump, jr. >> my son is a wonderful young man, zero happened from the meeting, and honestly i think the made a very big deal over something that real a lot of beam do. >> about 100 people gathered outside to protest president trump's paris visit analyst dollars their grievances. >> the climate change, the conference, the right to immigrants it, being homophobic. >> france's president reframed fr

. >>> president trump leaves washington today to head to paris to meet with the french president macron, will be guest of honor in bastille day events friday. friday also marks one year since the terror attacks in nice where 86 were killed. while the president prepares to leave the country, controversy surrounding his son is causing a headache for the white house. >> reached another level yesterday when eager to get information from the russian government. tracie potts is live on capitol hill. donald trump jr. giving full defense of what he did. >> he tweeted e-mails, "new york times" says he knew and knew they were going to publish them. saying the woman he was about to sit down with had official documents that could incriminate hillary clinton, very high level and sensitive information is the way it was described. showing that russia and the russian government supported mr. trump. that's what donald trump jr. knew going into the meeting. here's what he said to sean hannity on fox. >> in retrospect, i probably would have done something different. this is before the russian mania, befor