so, yes, payne helped put them into debt. it's an interesting thing that all vthe virginia founders died either in poverty or just not very well off. but madison's debt was in large part because of payne. >> madison tried to care for him and tried his best to be patient, provided finances for him because of his great love for dolly. it just wasn't meant to be. what surprised you most about madison and dolly in your research, was it the ailments that madison had? you know, inevitably when you spend five years digging through primary documents, we have a view of madison. but i think our view of him is very simplistic and monolithic. he was infinitely more complicated person. so what surprised you as you were going through the memorabilia? >> his dedication, his hard work. i think, you know, we all know about the constitution in one way or another. but despithe fight for religiou freedom. someone once said he couldn't account for jefferson's adhesion to this cause or his fidelity to this cause but for madison it's easy to trace

near the area of eden and payne avenues. kron4's hermela aregawi has details.at this point, police aren't releasing a lot of information about the shooting. but here is what we do know. we have some footage from a witness who saw the whole thing unfold. let's take a look at that.this happened last night just before midnightat the intersection of eden and payne. that's near the san jose and campbell border.police say the victim suffered at least one gunshot wound.she was transported to a local hospital and treated for non lifethreatening injuries. people who live nearby say crime appears to be happening more frequently in their neighbhborhood.they say for a long time, it was pretty quiet but now these shootings happen every once in a while.we spoke to neighbors who say it's frightening.but they didn't want to talk on camera because the suspects are still at large.and they were afraid of retaliation.the victim has not been identified and we don't have any details on her injuries. (hermela aregawi)at this point police haven't released any information about the sus

alessia cara and one direction's liam payne joining him. all: good morning, america. ♪ >>> good morning, america. and happy friday, everyone. look at central park right there. zedd is taking the stage and the crowd is going wild. he's getting ready to perform with alessia cara and liam payne. some of the biggest songs this summer and you can hear the audience's reaction. >> just a little excited. >> triple threat. can't wait to get to central park but first we turn to the top story in our morning rundown. o.j. simpson soon to be a free man, a parole board granting him release aer and we learned what has happened. he's already been moved matt gutman is reporting so let's go to him at lovelock prison. good morning. >> reporter: good morning. just moments ago a prison official told me o.j. has, in fact, been moved now if a separate wing of the prison in protective custody apparently his notoriety is a bit of a concern now. he is away from the general population because apparently even the prisoners here watch that parole hearing. o.j. promised

payne has been arrested on multiple occasions over that last six decades.has stolen nearly 2 million dollars worth of jewelry. payne is also the subject of a netflix documentary that chronicles her crimes. in sports... the giants and a's both at home... we will check in on them...... and a former n-f-l quarterback says colin kaepernick should cut his hair?... gary has that story... and all the sports... coming up u-s student loan debt now totals $1.3 trillion dollars -- and more than 17 million homes sit vacant across the country. ohio congresswoman marcy kaptur says those two trends are connected: kaptur on the floor: "student debt is prohibiting millions and millions from buying their first home." that's why kaptur wants to launch a pilot program in ohio to combine some student loans and mortgages. she says the program would start with college grads who have good credit, and have been making their student loan payments on time. kaptur: "those are the ones we're going to focus on first, because we want the program to be successful. then we want to expand i

liam payne. alessia cara.e back t looking live at central park fans packing in for one of the biggest concerts this summer. zedd is headlining with special guests liam payne form early of one direction and alessia cara lining up all night long to get into the concert. >> you can see the excitement right there. in fact, you're listening to "get low." that's zedd and liam's new song. we can't wait to hear them perform it live happening in just a bit and we'll head out to the park in just a bit as well. >>> also ahead right now, president trump shaking up his legal team as the russia investigation intensifies. his senior adviser and son-in-law jared kushner will speak with the senate intelligence committee in a closed door session. that happens on monday. and his son don jr. and paul manafort have been publicly invited to testify next week. >>> more than 40 wildfires are burning across the west. that massive one outside yosemite national park destroying at least 50 homes right now. 5,000 residents have been force

payne: mr. speaker, i rise in support of h.r. 2182, the plum island preservation act, and give myself as much time as i may consume. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman is recognized. mr. payne: thank you, mr. speaker. mr. speaker, since 1954, the plum island animal disease center in new york, long island, has served as the nation's principal laboratory responsible for research on foreign animal diseases of livestock such as foot-and-mouth disease and other animal diseases. at plum island, the department of homeland security works with the u.s. department of agriculture to research and develop new vaccines and diagnostic tests for animal disease outbreaks and to defend international or accidental introduction of animal diseases into the united states. the tember 11, 2005, department of homeland security announced plans to develop the agro -- bio and agro-defense facility. as a state-of-the-art laboratory for the study of diseases that threaten both america's animal agriculture industry and th

doris payne was busted monday at a wal-mart in georgia, charged with taking $80 of items from a pharmacy. she was on probation, and wearing an stealing a necklace last december. she's even been the subject of a documentary. the life and crimes of doris payne. >>> a young girl just celebrated her 10th birthday in a very special way. this year, she decided to think of others, instead of herself. inspired by video, she saw online, lila came up with the idea to do ten random acts of kindness. so she and her mom went around friendswood texas. >> we gave donuts to police officers, and also left positive, and happy notes on people's windshield wipers. i paid for somebody's food. it's not always about getting presents. it's always about giving presents. >> she also delivered stuffed animals to kids at texas chilen to the local library. >> her mom says lila is one of the very special children who want to help take care of others. >>> you've probably heard of cat yoga, or doga. that's yoga with dogs. bending, and holding poses with farm animals. what's going on at the little goat farm at the lake.

she alleges that payne coerced her into a three-year affair and she tried to report the situation tocutives at fox news. and the host offered a strong response on twitter quote. indianapolis an ugly lie, i vehemently dee my to my core. there is a mountain of prove that proves it is a lie. the national even enquirer said payne acknowledged an affair with the woman and said he was ashamed and apologized to his wife, family and friends. i will say this, fox's parent company 21st century fox has shown a determination to the move quickly in such cases starting with a lawsuit last year that lead to the ouster of roger ailes. jamie horowitz was fired over allegations 6 sexual harassment. staffers were told everyone at fox sports no matter what role we play or what 140 -- tore what show we contribute to are non-necessity negotiable. the attorney for fox the countered the termination was fully warranted and the lawyer's accusations are ill-informed and misguide. i'm not going to go ballistic over this "new york times" correction. but after the paper said if north korea's government tweeted th

howie: fox business network suspended charles payne, the host of the program "making money" and willn off the pair while the network investigates the misconduct. the matter is being thoroughly investigated and we are taking appropriate steps top reach a resolution in a timely matter. according to the lax time, a married analyst thatr who frequently appears on the program. she alleges that payne coerced her into a three-year affair and she tried to report the situation to executives at fox news. and the host offered a strong response on twitter quote. indianapolis an ugly lie, i vehemently dee my to my core. there is a mountain of prove that proves it is a lie. the national even enquirer said payne acknowledged an affair with the woman and said he was ashamed and apologized to his wife, family and friends. i will say this, fox's parent company 21st century fox has shown a determination to the move quickly in such cases starting with a lawsuit last year that lead to the ouster of roger ailes. jamie horowitz was fired over allegations 6 sexual harassment. staffers were told everyone at

with me are sebastian payne from the financial times and prashant rao from the new york times.bserver leads with president trump's decision to sack his chief of staff causing nervousness among republicans. the telegraph headlines an ally of borisjohnson attacking philip hammond's approach to brexit. the sunday times has a report on the lives of teenage british girls who run away to join so—called islamic state. the mail says that princess diana's brother has called on channel 4 not to broadcast her video diaries, which are due to air next week. the express also focuses on princess diana, claiming the princess asked the queen for help about her marriage. and that story also makes the daily star's front page. so, let's begin. let us start with the front page of the observer. republican fears mount after trump's white house. it has been quite a week, how would you characterise? has it really been a week? it feels like a month, a year... evenjust listing the number of things that have happened in the past seven days is astonishing. reince priebus being booted for the general kelly,

payne. and i would yield to him as much time as he would consume. mr. payne: thank you, mr. speaker. let me thank the gentlelady from the virgin islands who has led the c.b.c. special order hours. it is not an easy task, but has done remarkable work in terms of finding topics that are important to our communities and our nation. so i would like to thank her. and you know, as she stated, mr. speaker, this month, we mark six months of the trump presidency and six months of congressional republican inaction. republicans made the promise after promise to the american people. the president called himself the ultimate deal maker. i wonder, are we witnessing the first man churian president? instead of the promise of jobs, infrastructure and new and improved health care plan, we get chaos and seemingly never-ending controversy. here is the republican agenda? where are their accomplishments? where are all those wins? let's take a look at the numbers. president trump has a job approval rating of 36%,

payne: thank you very much, mr. president.ndeed, we are focused on measures to address violent extremists as i diverted to in my answer. but we are making a significant contribution to regional security. during this consultation, the secretary and i affirmed our joint commitment to fully implement the initiative in northern australia. it is a very valuable opportunity, mr. , to not only improve the capability of our own forces but also to improve our ability to respond to regional crises and deepen our defense engagement with regional ministries. we'll conduct approximately ten major exercise in that context engage a range of our regional neighbors. in 2017, we've also seen the commencement of the enhanced air cooperation initiative which will further increase our air cooperation out-of-the united states. >> thank you. your time to answer the question has expired. supplementary question. you, mr. president. mr., could you increase the australia's forces and those of the united states? >> minister. sen. payne: as allies we alre

maria payne: well, this is our lives, and they're just taking advantage of that. announcer: bay area singles feel duped by a local matchmaker. they say they were promised one thing, but got something totally different. female: it's her penny and it's the law. announcer: a consumer catches a local cafe overcharging its customers one penny at a time. here's consumer investigator chris chmura. chris chmura: good evening, and welcome to our "nbc bay area responds" special. we launched one year ago with one commitment, to respond to every call and every email. tonight, some of the stories viewers have sent us. we start with homeowners who used a popular website to find a contractor. san francisco bay's thumbtack built a system to connect you with contractors you can trust, but we found many you can't trust, many breaking the law from the moment they make contact. when carrie paulik wanted to landscape her front yard-- carrie: and then every year, i do a project on the house. chris: she went online to find a landscaper. she was drawn to thumbtack, the site that boasts, "we bring you the ri

and our sunday morning edition of the papers is at 9.35 — this mornings reviewers are sebastian paynee financial times and rashant rao, deputy europe business editor at the new york times. good morning and welcome to bbc news. police in australia say they've foiled an islamist—inspired plot to bring down an aircraft with an improvised device. the prime minister, malcolm turnbull, said the plot appeared to be "elaborate", rather than planned by a lone wolf. phil mercer reports. investigators in australia say they had information about a plot to blow up an aircraft involving the use of an improvised device. four men have been detained following raids across sydney by heavily—armed police and members of australia's domestic spy agency. it is reported the operation was not planned, but a rapid response to a tip—off. the prime minister, malcolm turnbull, said the authorities have foiled what appears to be an elaborate conspiracy. i can report last night that there has been a majorjoint counterterrorism operation to disrupt a terrorist plot to bring down an aeroplane. the operation is conti

now dor res payne is in trouble again with the law. she was arrested after a bench warrant was issued when she missed court appearance. she tells the "atlanta and that is why she missed the court date. hearing was over theft charges after she was arrested in december. in a separate case last month, a judge said payne was too ill to face trial in another case also facing her. nancy: still ahead at 4:00 -- >> new connection to the reagan national airport using your two feet. the story coming up next. >> shattered glass everywhere. i thought it was vandals of some sort. >> see who caused the mysterious damage when we come back. >> now autria godfrey has a preview of tomorrow's "good morning washington." >> all right. thank you, guys. tomorrow on "good morning washington" -- >> disappointed by the lousy amazon price day deals? it doesn't end there. we point out the top items you probably shouldn't buy on amazon. >> plus, texting or talking could be damaging to your relationship. seven smarter ways to communicate with your >> stay with us f

when she was arrested, payne was already wearing an ankle monitor. she is an international infamous jewel thief whose life of crime spans decades. >> oh, no. >> wow. >>> well, turning to the weather, a withering day. sounds like it's going to be, sheena. >> my hair is completely -- >> yeah, basically. i'm sure the flowers are going to be feeling it. they're going to be wilting a little bit this afternoon. it's going to be really hot. it's already really hot. >> already, right. >> it already feels like close to 100 degrees outside. that was the 11:00 a.m. update. we still have the afternoon to go through, which is the hottest time of the day. not to make it sound bad, but if you're at a pool, well, that's going to be nice and refreshing. feeling around 100 degrees today. now we have a weather alert tomorrow and friday. expecting the heat but it's going to be a little bit more intense, right up to that level where we tell you that it could be dangerous. heat and storms as we go into the to cool temperatures down. we don't really have rain in the foreca

>> but just a few bunks down, summer payne seemed annoyed by the budding friendship and still does. >u talking about, oh, yeah, best friend applications are being accepted. i know that girl so glad she got bailed up out of this [ bleep ]. >> what's going on with you guys? >> well, what? >> what's going on with you? >> with who? >> we are not going to have a fight. >> you two. >> we have no issues. i'm just in here living with her at the moment. yeah, there was a discrepancy, because i guess she felt like i was calling her out, because she was being untrue to the new book that we had in here. they had this young lady helping fix her bed and showing her the ropes, and said she was going to give her the best friend application and it was accepted, and if she was her best friend, she would have helped her. >> i was already helping her. i was not [ bleep ] getting down off my bed when i'm already comfortable doing something that i don't think even is necessary. >> well, bitch, we ain't got no friend, remember? we're not here to make friends. >> bitch, you ain't nothing but fake. because i

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this is at the intersection of eden and payne.ice say the victim suffered at least one gunshot wound.she was transported to a local hospital and treated for non life threatening injuries. people who live nearby say crime appears to be happening more frequently in their neighborhood. they didn't want to talk on camera because the shooter is still on the loose... and they're afraid of retaliation. at this point police haven't released any information about the suspect, but we'll continue to follow the story and bring you the details as they become available. back to you in the studio. . ( mark ) and happening today... bart will launch a new pilot program to test a clipper-card only entrance. that entrance will be open this morning at the downtown berkeley station. the entrance will be near allston way east. the program is meant to gauge public interest in the clipper only entrance. bart officials are also hoping the entrance will help with crowding problems. the entrance is also being used to test a new design meant to stop people w

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payne was the subject of a 2013 documentary. she stole her first piece of jewelry, we're told, when she was 10. >> an illustrious career there. >>> you know who might not be able to get away? >> who? >> these guys. check out snail racing in england. dozens of people came out to watch. a nail named u-slime-bolt did not win. >> some snails were over each other, trying to get to the finish line, but in the end, it was a snail named larry that won the championship. larry moving at a snail's pace there. >> he posed on some lettuce leaves with his owner, wildly celebrating. that competition actually started like four months ago, and it just ended. it did. >> it creeped on by. crept, i should say. crept on by. it is liabilike the world cup. >> so much for u-slime-bolt. >>> the photographer who's trying to save the world one photograph at a time. >>> and what every parent needs to know about newborns and germs. and find us on facebook and twitter. you're watching "world news now." i'm only in my 60's. i've got a nice long life ahead. bi

scott gee payne, and ryan were fired. >> mean have revamped their camera rolls in response to the killingshot after calling 911 to report a possible assault near her home. the department requires officers to have the cameras rolling on all calls and traffic stops. >>> where there is a will there specially if you are buff firefighters. >> key they're buff. >> four guy fire department. got off their truck. picked up a small car. partially on to the sidewalk. there is the front end. then the back end. >> they were having trouble getting by with the firetruck because there was a pickup truck double parked on the other side of the seat. so, other person, some times you just got to dupe what you got to do. awe all hear them saying in the background. impressive, guys. >> thought they would be strong enough off to lift the whole thing up. though. >> lack at you, you are not impressed. like mykella. >> i am impressed. >> can you make the face? >> yeah. >> coming up. sending loved ones off in time. see where dancing are the hottest thing in funerals. yeah, it is real. coming of later in t makes you

it happened last night at the corner of payne and eden avenues. that's where we find marianne favro. >> reporter: we're glad to tell you that that woman is going to be all right. police are not revealing many details about the shooting. what we do know it happened just before midnight in front of this apartment complex you see here behind me. police say someone shot a woman. she was taken to a nearby hospital where she's being treated for nonlife-threatening injuries. here's how one neighbor described what she saw and heard last night. >> we heard around six gunshots and when we came out we saw the cops and the streets were closed. >> reporter: neighbors say they're not surprised by the violence because they've seen several shootings in this neighborhood in just the past two years. police are still looking for the unidentified suspect and so far police have no motive for this shooting. reporting live in san jose, marianne favro, nbc bay area news. >> thanks. >>> more than a dozen people are out of their homes following a fire last night in the eas

. >> jackson payne lived across the street and told to stay inside because could be more gunfire. officers broke down the door and found the two bodies. names being with held and tracked back to a government defense tracker. >> therapy a military family and said they'd only be here for six weeks and they'd move out and three years later, they're still here. don't really wake up in the morning expecting to see those signs in your neighborhood. gonna feel weird going to bed tonight. >> absolutely. understatement of the evening right there. one of the biggest questions we have here: what happened to the young girl that lives inside that home? we asked that question to police as well and they said there's no reason for us to believe that little girl was harmed and they simply left it at that. for now live here in mcclain, mike, wusa9. >>> a mistrial in a high profail killing in fair fax county. he's the park worker charged with stabbing a popular caterer after a wedding reception that ended in a fight over folding chairs. jurors deliberated for six hours before telling the judge they

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doris payne is charged with trying to steal $82.23 in items this week.he was arrested and remains on bail. her arrests include stealing over $2 million worth of jewels. >>> the chip poetdly chain is hit by new food-borne illnesses as it tries to move past safety concerns. . at work, at home... even on the escalator. that can be hard on her lower body, so now she does it with dr. scholl's orthotics. clinically proven to relieve and prevent foot, knee or lower back pain, by reducing the shock and stress that travel up her body with every step she takes. so keep on climbing, sarah. you're killing it. dr. scholl's. born to move. (hard exhalation) honey? can we do this tomorrow? (grunts of effort) can we do this tomorrow? if you have heart failure symptoms, your risk of hospitalization could increase, making tomorrow uncertain. but entresto is a medicine that was proven, in the largest heart failure study ever, to help more people stay alive and out of the hospital than a leading heart failure medicine. women who are pregnant must not take entresto. it can ca

maria payne: well, this is our lives, and they're just taking advantage of that. announcer: bay areaingles feel duped by a local matchmaker. they say they were promised one thing, but got something totally different. female: it's her penny and it's the law. announcer: a consumer catches a local cafe overcharging its customers one penny at a time. here's consumer investigator chris chmura. chris chmura: good evening, and welcome to our "nbc bay area responds" special. we launched one year ago with one commitment, to respond to every call and every email. tonight, some of the stories viewers have sent us. we start with homeowners who used a popular website to find a contractor.

. >>> a jewel thief is under arrest yet again. 8 of-year-old -- 86-year-old payne was arrested in georgia monday after security guard accused her of putting $86 of items in her purse. she says she simply forgot to pay because of medication she had taken. it all happened while wearing an ankle bracelet as part of probation for shoplifting a $2,000 necklace last year. the judge in that case ordered her to stay away from all shopping malls. >>> over 1,000 firefighters are battling a massive blaze threatening 1500 structures. california's governor declared a state of emergency for the area, which is under mandatory evacuation. bill karins is watching a heat wave that's scorching the midwest. it's going to ease up for the weekend? >> maybe the end of the weekend. this heat wave continues to expand. we have 34 million people under heat advisories. today the worst of it looks to be st. louis. around 100 in the shade. it gets worse as we go day by day. look at omaha. finally, it makes it all the way to the east co it hasn't backed off much in areas like death valley and palm springs either. guine

. >>> with the help of our paynes this week we take to the concordmassachusetts where the first shots of the american revolution are fired. and then less than a serchary later a writer's revolution takes place. saturday at noon eastern on book tv we'll take you inside orchard house where louisa may alcott lived. and where ralph wauldo emerson lived and wrote nature, which set the nature for the tran san dental movement. >> the stood and watched the plaern revolution just through its windows down the hill and then the second american revolution of intellectualism and thought. it's really a house that has such great history to it. >> on sunday at 2:00 p.m. eastern, we'll take you to it great bridge where the battle of con cord began in 1775. >> this is what is considered to be the beginning of the american revolution. because it is here that americans, the colonial fligsa, if you will, will encounter one another, shots will be fired, lives will be lost on both sides. but it's where the fligsawise was ordered to fire on the king's troops, creating an act of treason. >> and then see the t

assemblyman phil payne of san francisco authored the bill. >> they can withhold it or saying they are having an ongoing investigation and that could take years and years and years and you would never get access to that footage. >> reporter: across from the country a push in recent years for recordings to be released more quickly. after high profile fatal police shootings. richard condo with the asian law alliance, a nonprofit civil rights organization in san jose, supports the bill saying it promotes police transparency. >> the camera is going to show what happened as long as it's on. and if the public can get access then they can see really what happened. >> reporter: morgan hill police chief david swing is first vice-president of the california police chiefs association. he says the bill would do more harm than good, especially if agencies have to release the footage within 90 days, even if an investigation is still underway. >> it is important we not enact legislation or rules that restrict our ability to do better investigations tomorrow as that technology improves. >> reporter: i

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and as a matter of fact he quoted payne often.he cited them often. in 1980 campaign he uses curious phrase. we all say man and god. reagan says man with god. and this is a very different intellectualization, third way, synthesis of pain, the enlightenment teaches that man is at the center of the universe hate it is whole concept. they say, well, how can reagan, how can the two philosophers be favorites because reagan sin -- synthesizes. god is in that man. there's no contradiction in reagan's mind by being devotee. in 1975 just weeks before he was going to take on gerald ford in the republican primaries for president of the united states, he gives an interview to cbs. this you missed in your book, gives interview to mike wallace who is a good friend of nancy reagan. they grew together in chicago. they used to go dancing lessons together. it's up at a ranch and broadcast in november of '75. reagan goes into great length to explain his libertarian philosophy. he gives a tutorial which is quite excellent on the rights and the dignity

doris payne was caught shoplifting at a walmart in an atlanta suburb.us times for stealing jewelry.... this time however it was for simply walking out of the store without paying. payne was reportedly spotted in san francisco a couple years ago... scoping out jewelry. she has a long criminal record that spans six decades. it is estimated she has stolen close 2-million dollars worth of gems during her criminal career. her life has been well documented and she said during an interview following an arrest last year... "i am a thief." rf: here in oakland, the bart police chief facing criticism decides to change course. back in june, this crime mapping ap was introduced. it alerted riders to crimes on the system and in the neighborhoods surrounding stations. however, it lacked details about crimes, and that created some criticism. so in response the chief says they will go back to having police logs released, and work with the crime mapping system to input more information for riders for their safety. in oakland, terisa estacio bart has confirmed their ranks

"varney & company" starts right now with charles payne. >> i'm charles payne in for stuart.tinental ballistic missile. nearly a 4,000 mile range capable of hitting most of alaska. the back drop of president trump on the way to overseas, and then to poland and the g20 meeting, tensions between russia and china higher after the missile launch and the president will meet with vladimir putin on friday. meanwhile at home, our markets are looking to open, on monday creeping back at the close. we will have a huge session

representative payne. mr. payne: let me first thank the gentleman from texas for sponsoric this c.b.c. special order hour. it is a responsibility that he has done remarkably well in governing the time and the topic with which we speak on. mr. his is a timely topic, speaker. in a single decision, u.s. supreme court set ablaze decades of progress the voting rights act. our years after, voter protections that many americans rely on are again under assault. following that decision, we saw an eruption of unjust voting laws and it is unfortunate and unfortunate that historical facts that in the absence of the federal safeguard, some states will rerecollect barriers. they were emboldened and after he ruling issued blatantly added discriminatory rules that directly affected minority communities. sadly, one of the most significance and imminent threats to access to the polls comes directly from the administration. since the inauguration, the trump administration has withdrawn from long-standing legal challenges to diss

charles: i'm charles payne in for stuart. happening an hour ago. president trump on the second overseas visit as commander-in-chief. his message,s the world must unite every north korea's aggression. and to nato pay your fair share and yes, we'll defeat isis and never back down. and a face-to-face sit-down with vladimir putin. and steve scalise is readmitted to icu over concerns over an infection. and we'll continue to bring you updates there. virginia's governor, mccauliffe admits that the democrats don't have a leader, and can't name who will take them into the next election. "varney & company" starts right now. ♪ . >> finally on both sides of the atlantic, our citizens are confronted by yet another danger, one firmly within our control. this danger is invisible to some, but for millions at the polls, the steady creep of government bureaucracy that drains the vitality and wealth of the people. the west became great not because of paper work and regulations, but because people were allowed to chase their dreams and pursue their destiny. america's

"varney & company" starts right now with charles payne. >> i'm charles payne in for stuart. you've got a lot of stories, including north korea launching the first intercontinental ballistic missile. nearly a 4,000 mile range capable of hitting most of alaska. the back drop of president trump on the way to overseas, and then to poland and the g20 meeting, tensions between russia and china higher after the missile launch and the president will meet with vladimir putin on friday. meanwhile at home, our markets are looking to open, on monday creeping back at the close. we will have a huge session today, a potentially all-time high. and illinois, one round yet and the debate. we'll take you to chicago, vrn varn starts right now. ♪ "varney & company" starts right now. right to the big story of the day, north korea's missile launch, ashley webster with the latest. ashley: here we go. the launch itself went for 578 miles. this is the icbm, whole new era of missile testing in north korea and concerning, of course. it went for 37 minutes, north korea claimed 39 minutes. the point is w

charles payne is "making money." charles: transportation names flew and technology finds its footing after the jobs report friday. global tensions are rising. the u.s. is warning north korea it's ready to go to war if north korea pro claims another break through towards a nuclear-tipped missile that could reach u.s. cities. u.s. ambassador nikki haley sent a strong message to any country not willing to work together against the threat. >> it makes no sense to not join together against this threat on north korea. they have not had any care for russia or china. they are not going to listen to anything that you say. so it's time that we all stand together and say we'll not put up with this action. to sit there and oppose sanctions or go in defiance of a new resolution means you are holding the hands of jim congress un. charles: we -- of kim jong-un. first thing we saw this morning was a joint communique between china and russia wagging their financial officers at america for prove vision. >> they have obviously been tal

charles payne is sheer with making money *. charles: a violent protest rocked germany and rocked our stock market. i'm going to take a deeper look inside today's session and how to prepare you for tomorrow. capitalism under attack. violent anti-capitalism protesters swarming hamburg, germany. police resorting to water cannons and tear gas. gabby, we get these kinds of protests at these sort of events. angela merkel is on record saying she held it at this particular city sort of hoping they could have peaceful violent protests. we are at an interesting place in the world right now. >> to see all these world leaders there trying to hold serious discussions. we have a number of meetings coming up tomorrow with the big one russian president vladimir putin. and this was a distraction from a lot of that today. the hope is tomorrow will be more calm and there won't be as many protests coming out. german chancellor picked this location for a reason, and it seems them were a bit under prepared to deal with the protests that were happeni

he was a romantic and believed in life and quoted emerson, payne and so much of the enlightenment isabout this. reagan, by the time he is an adult, he has a fully formed flus aef. anybody who articulates that or understands that is the ere to the reagan philosophy whether it is ted cruz, mike pence, or mcconnell. anybody who tries to enhance individual rights, privileges and privacy. >> we have a question in the back. >> many republicans join liberals in questioning the war on drugs and its aftermath and human toll it has taken. if reagan was alive and mentally well today, do you think he would have some of the same reservations? >> that is a good question and a tough one. reagan was in many ways a libertarianian and did an interview with reason magazine in which he said libertarianism was the fundamental base of conservativeness. but i am sure he would have divided -- yet, i think we should control the distribution and use of drugs, hallucinogenics but it could be done by states and localities. we cannot do it by the federal government >> i think this is a powerful question given wh

cable car operator nats: ambiance just a heads up, i tried to learn from retired sfpd officer carl payne a 10 time bell ring champion nats: ambiance but it was a case of people ringing the bell badly the people being menats: ambiance finally after every one competed it was time to annound the first place winner byron cobb . this was it his 7th win but it wasn't just for him this is for my mom for all those drum lessions she gave me.you see his mother passed away recently so the win had special meaning .. congradulations byron .. im sure your mother is smiling right nowthe cable car bell ringing contest is one of those only in san francisco treats this is my second time bing a judge and i enjoy every moment of it in san francisco stanley roberts kron 4 news the healthcare debate continues on capital hill. we'll have more on president trumps final push to repeal and replace obamacare. the battle to repeal and replace obamacare is reaching a critical point -- as senate leadership scrambles to get enough votes. it comes as the president returns from an overseas trip. stacey cohan reports on

our quotation of the evening, this from thomas payne who said -- we're coming right back. president trump explaining to the world just how unfair the national left-wing media has been to him. >> they have been fake news for a long time. they've been covering me in a very, very dishonest way. lou: we'll take up the disgrateful left-wing media's attack with the dean, ed rollins is next. >>> gliding across the waters of the san francisco bay, has a surprise waiting for him. surprise waiting for him. yoyoyoyoyo ♪music ♪you fill up my senses ♪like a night in a forest ♪like the mountains in springtime♪ ♪like a sleepy blue ocean ♪you fill up my senses ♪come fill me again ♪come let me love you ♪let me always be with you ♪come let me love you ♪come love me again . lou: this just in, congressman steve scalise is recovering from surgery this evening for an infection related to his gunshot wound. doctors at the medstar washington hospital center say the louisiana congressman, quote, tolerated the procedure well. the house majority whip returned to intensive care yesterday when his con

i'm charles payne in for stuart. stuart, by the way, busy barbecuing, celebrating his second july 4th as an american citizen. congratulations to you. and i would say throw a shrimp on the barbie and i'd be mixing everything up. >> a big story, first we'll talk health care reform debate, we're left where we started repeal and replace, they're two different bills. there's a push to fix obamacare. and it's called obamacare light. a lot of friction there. and then the president wrestling this down to the ground and they're outraged. does this block his agenda. republicans are raising taxes or want to know illinois. there's a push for the budget to make the deal. there's a threat after veto still on the table. check out market futures. we're going to have an amazing start to the day. it's a half a session, i can tell you right now, we're looking back toward the record numbers, by the time the market closes at 1 p.m. you might be happier, you certainly will be in a moment because "varney & company" starts right now. ♪ >> s

and so had her 3 mo-month-old m baby leaving her with a son who was 2 and his son was payne todd.adison who was 43, now dolly is 26 and madison 43, i don't want you to miss that, turned to erin burr, this is the one big kuzry thing even with you're not related in the 18th century of the united states, everybody knew everybody. he turned to aaron burr because he and burr had gone to princeton together and he arranged an interduction. dolly was thrilled at the prospect. she wrote to a friend, now must come to see me. thou must come see me, aaron burr is bringing -- i love this line, the great little madison to see me this evening. dolly wore mull berry satin and yellow glass beads to greet james in her parlor and four months later they were married. now i am of the conviction that political wives, political spouses generally can't really do much to help their husband's or wife's career. it's a good thing that a political spouse behaves him or herself and stays out of trouble but as a general rule, unless they are rich, political spouses don't do much to forward their ambitions. now,

charles payne was on the fox business network.dove deeper into this article, the argument that the left always makes when we see this low labor force participation, they say, this is because of a demographic change in our country and we have all these baby boomers retiring. this refutes this. it talks about young people, nearly 3/5 of nonworking men receive disability, 41% of the nondisabled adults on medicade do not have a job. and it goes through the number of people, participation rate for men 25 to 54 working age is lower now than it was at the end of the great depression. >> ironically, even though we have an older population, 55 plus, that participation has been climbing. go to mcdonald's and you'll see, whoa, someone that could perhaps be your grandparent. here some real story. we do have a crisis in this country. we have a crisis where we are paying people not the work. you make too much money and you are simply too comfortable and you do not have to work. it's baffling all of the experts. at this very moment there's 6 mil

charles payne is "making money." transportation names flew and technology finds its footing after the jobs report friday. global tensions are rising. the u.s. is warning north korea it's ready to go to war if north korea pro claims another break through towards a nuclear-tipped missile that could reach u.s. cities. u.s. ambassador nikki haley sent a strong message to any country not willing to work together against the threat.

near the area of eden and payne avenues. (justine) kron four's hermela aregawi has details on what happened ..... (jr stone) in national news tonight... several trump and pence must go rallies were held across the u-s... you've looking at video from los angeles, new york, georgia, and philadelphia... in l-a the protest was held near president trump's vandalized star on the hollywood walk of fame. organizers were from refuse fascism... a group that go against president donald trump and mike pence's views.... and want them out of office. (jr stone) g-o-p leaders were dealt with another setback in their efforts to repeal and replace obamacare... arizona senator john mccain will be absent from washington this week as he recovers from surgery... prompting the senate majority leader to delay a vote in the health care bill. from our partners at cnn... rick damigella reports. the senate's latest health care bill is once again in limbo .. this time due to a medical emergency. senate majority leader mitch mcconnell announced late satu

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