according to pew research center 76 percent of u.s. teens use instagram. >> thas too long. not watching that. >> an hour of video. i have a-y r-old. he's not allowed to post anything for an hour. >> there's nothing that interesting. >> exactly. >>> you may soon be trusting your virtual assistant like amazon alexa to do your banking. several of your banks have allowed banks and credit card fe cures allowtomers to check their balances and pay bills with voice this, of course, is raising security concerns. users must create a secure connection betweenir bank and device. customers must also provide a four-digit pin. >> you can imagine, you don't even trust thern in? you're going to trust alexa? >> exactly. >>> amputees sometimes feel sensatio with their hands and feet that are no longer there. it called phantom limb. now engineers at johns hopkins are one step closer to making those sensations a reality. it's called e-dermis for skin. the e-dermis giv users a sense of touch includinghe ability to detect pain. researchers say it could also be used for prostheti feet. how modern

there was a "pew research poll" that, pew research report that came out said about 43% of the americanclass holds the wealth in this country. charles: right. >> there are some argument to be made but i don't think it's a winning strategy for the democrats in the fall. charles: i don't think so either, particularly when we get velocity of money circulating in the economy. the flipside, assets are 788% of disposable income. could we actually now see a situation where americans, erin, they get over their heads? could we get too overconfident? the last time ratio was like this, second quarter and third quarter was 2007? >> it was great last year. we had a huge wealth effect with the market up 21%. we this year don't have that. we don't have the liquidity. by the time you get wealth out of your home that could easily change. that something we seen, basically consumers taking on more credit. obviously we're having, lowering our standards or regulatory issues from the banking system. it is a concern we could overexpand or consumers could become a little too confident. i don't think we'll ever

recent pew research poll, which looks at the degree to which donald trump is going to influence votersnovember. 26% will consider it a vote for president trump. 34 will consider it a vote against president trump. 39% say president trump isn't a factor. for democrats in particular, how much do they want this to be about president trump and his policies? >> i think it's going to be about president trump, whether or not democrats run on you know focusing on trump or not. i don't think that there are any democrats that are running explicitly on impeaching the president. certainly there are people in the democratic base that are putting forth that argument. but i think for the most part democrats are trying to run in their specific districts, on a message of holding this president accountable. and being that check and balance like the constitution lays out in article two. and insuring that you know, the congress is actually that check and balance. right now, they're letting the president do whatever he wants. they haven't held a hearing, around the myriad allegations against scott pruitt. w

american laws unjust and work to fix the that the way to solve the problem is just to ignore the law pew research called the twenty twelve tipping point a full presidential term before the trump years the net not had actually decreased more are now leaving the usa for mexico than vice versa obviously these are estimates but if accurate is well if only mexico were our only problem and i think you'd be right people and leaving them vulnerable to slaughter to narco terrorists but they are trying to improve things south of the border and as a result you're seeing mexican citizens some going back to mexico and the net flow from mexico decrease the problem is there's a whole other big world out there central americans chinese people from yemen the population known as o.t.m. other than mexicans continues to increase and now surpasses the mexican population gaining illegal entry into the united southern border and we send them a lot of money every year to help us with it but we still have an illegal immigration problem here in the united states but it's not exclusively coming from o.t.m. because we think

to two thousand and fourteen of loose local newspapers around the country that's according to pew research there's been a thirty five percent decline in state house reporters that means reporters going to capital cities and reporting on what the government is doing i guess what in the scramble to cut costs in newsrooms well we don't really need a reporter to cover what the government is doing that's the logic going on but we need want to cover the sports team that want to never get cut no you would never cut out one but there's you know it goes on and on and that's the thing they don't . they don't think that having someone covering city councils they don't think that their stories are interesting because in their mind it's much easier to just you know it's what radio stations have done and talk radio stations have done they turn into just play whatever pop music and whatever hours and ronald knows international news whatever here's the weather here's the traffic here five. and i knew a lot of people were talking about to the local will you. say it was for people for like many researchers

shootings that are happening every single day and that we're becoming number two not surprisingly pew research tells us that democrats think gun violence is a big problem compared to republicans in the dems are also think gun laws should be stricter than they are today on point what you're seeing here in georgia you know it should not be a partisan issue you know when you want to you look at the barrel down the barrel of a gun it doesn't say are you democrat or are you republican it's just fires and so we have to make sure that we're not making this a partisan issue because for the. we look at these shootings all across america republican kids are being shot and democratic kids are being shot so we have to stop making it a partisan issue and when that day comes that it stops being a partisan issue is when will actual see real change and that's what needs to happen in order to keep our kids safe in order to keep our adults safe in order to keep america safe you mentioned the national rifle association and the n.r.a. is defending one controversial proposal by texas governor abbott let's listen y

two thousand and fourteen above loose local newspapers around the country that's according to pew research there's been a thirty five percent decline in state house reporters that means reporters going to capital cities and reporting on what the government is doing i guess what in the scramble to cut costs in newsrooms well we don't really need a reporter to cover what the government is doing that's the logic going on but we need one to cover the sports team that want to never get cut no you would never cut out one but then it goes on and on and that's the thing they don't they don't think they're having someone covering city councils they don't think that their stories are interesting because in their mind it's much easier to just you know what radio stations have done and talk radio stations have done they turn into just play whatever pop music and whatever ads and for on the limos international news whatever here's the weather here's the traffic here fi. and i knew a lot of people were talking about too that like oh well you know online will come in and save us more people online and th

to two thousand and fourteen of loose local newspapers around the country that's according to pew research there's been a thirty five percent decline in state house reporters that means reporters going to capital cities and reporting on what the government is doing cut costs and newsrooms well we don't really need a reporter to cover what the government is doing that's the logic going on there but we need one to cover the sports team that want to never get cut no you would never cut out one but there's you know it goes on and on and that's the thing they don't they don't think that having someone covering city councils they don't think that their stories are interesting because in their mind it's much easier to just you know it's what radio stations have done in talk radio stations and then they turn into. nos internet. and i knew a lot of people were talking about too that like oh well you know online will come in and save us more people online and then researchers in this in this in this report found that that doesn't hold weight either because states with high internet usage you know wh

the most robust life changing and productive sectors of our government and according to a new pew research poll seventy two percent of u.s. citizens polled think that nasa's role in making sure the u.s. is a global leader in space is essential no matter the cost eighty percent feel space station the space station is a good investment and sixty five percent felt that nasa not private companies like blue origin space x. and virgin galactic should be involved in the journey beyond our horizons speaking of those private venus's and entrepreneurs most americans polled felt that they could be profitable but those americans who were polled also so they have little to no confidence that those private companies like space x. will keep space clean from human made space trast. but when it comes to going into space a full fifty eight percent of those polls said they do not want to orbit earth in a spacecraft to which i say i'll take your spot in the holy land they want i don't know so big time but they just don't want to quite a lot of i don't know if i like the world worried about space trash that's

love administering it is against all forms of lawlessness including hate crimes and the survey by pew research center analyzed fbi numbers, has risen significantly from 2015-2016 before the travel ban when barack obama was president. >> the court was specifically ruling whether an injunction against the travel ban can stand and it goes back to the lower court on the merits. chief counsel to sen. dianne feinstein and chief counsel for judicial, let's start with a little bit of majority opinion here, the chief justice writing for the 5-4, the proclamation is expressly premised on legitimate purposes preventing entry of nationals who cannot be adequately vetted and improving practices, that says nothing about religion, this was the pres.'s powers under the law wi the text of the proclamation. >> the proclamation which justice soto mayor pointed out powerfully in her dissent, donald trump made anti-muslim statements month in month out through the campaign. and turning it to the country, he asked rudy giuliani, the supreme court has a history in prior cases of anti-religious motive to discriminate

this is good news to teens according to the pew research center 72% of ame ucan tee instagram. >> a lot of time on instagram. hours of video. >>> you maye able to ask amazon's alexa to do your banking. several banks are starting to fer services through virtual assistants. credit card companiesill let you check your balances and pay bills with voice commands. this is, of course, raising security concerns. users must first make clear connection between your voice and the bank. >>> and amputees sometimes feel sensations with hands and feet that are no longer there. it's called phantom limbs. resechers at johns hopkins are now having the e-dermis to give users a sense of touchncluding the ability to detect pain. incredible. >>> what do you do when you find a bear in your kitchen? >> run. this apparently happened to a connecticut teen. the teen said he was in his bedroom when he heard some noises. he went into the kitchen to check it out and saw a black bear. the bear apparently climbed in through a window a went straight for the bread and bagels. that's what bears do. they look for food. on

suddenly the two oldest justices are both on the democratic front and according to an analysis by the pew researchave already been on the court longer than expected based on their age when they were appointed. so has clarence thomas, but he is the only one on the conservative side and he is still about nine younears young than breyer. and gorsuch is just 50. pew center found when a justice is appointed around that age, he our she will tend to serve close to 19 years. if kennedy is replaced with a much younger justice, the republican nominees will certainly dominate the court for at least several years and if either of the two most senior democratic appointees leave or retires for any reason, the republican dominance could extend for a decade or more. and remember, president trump has been loading the lower courts with conservatives, he is doing it at a very rapid pace. and many of these are younger judges who could be around for a long time. meaning if democrats are counting for the courts to support their agenda, they could be heading into a rough spell. >> that is tom foreman. thank you. >>> com

this is good news for teens because according to pew research center 72% of teens use instagram.te on social media exclusivel >>> well what do you do when you find a bear in your kitchen? >> this happened to a teen in connecticut. the teen said he was in his bedroom when he heard some noises. he wentnto the kitchen to check it out and saw a black bear. he had atly climbed through a window and went straight for the bread and bagels. once he grabbed the food, the bear left. >> just praying that he doesn't start charging me that's a was hoping for. >> the teen was not hurt. later, local authorities did find the bearad and to put it down. >>> good morning, everybody, on your ty morning. here's four things you need to know for the next 4 days. dry for most of us today. dry and cl and it' mostly on the hot and humid side. we'll check the forecast for today. and a look at the beacheather o, coming up. >> reporter: one firefighter and two residents injured in this massive blaze in gaithersburg. we'll tell you what the fire chief says about it, next. >>> and melissa is keeping an eye on y

we also know that particularly for low income african-american fathers, they are, according to pew researchmost engaged cohort of cads of all dads in this country. they spend more time changing diapers, they spend more time reading, they spend more time in intimate engagement activities with their children, and so that is what we do from day to day to elevate this conversation we do this every father's day, and really raising the celebratory spirit of fathers because we spend the other 364 days dealing with the problems and the issues. today i believe is a celebration for fathers. >> so today is to celebrate and is to really exalt in many ways fatherhood and those that have really rose to the occasion. >> absolutely, because the narrative so much is about what we believe to be the negative side of fatherhood. there are fathers out there doing awesome jobs with their children, doing what they're responsible for doing, in their children's lives. each and every day during the school year you can stand out in front of a school across america and see the legions of dads bringing that are childre

there is a pew research poll that was done that said majority of republicans do not favor free tradegreements, especially compared to democrats who favor free trade agreements more than republicans. there is obviously political components to this but it is not a geopolitical writ large component. it is more focused to u.s. voters in places like pennsylvania, places like ohio, georgia, that have lost a lot f manufacturing jobs and you hear people who are in these industries -- this, to them, is a big change in what they feel has been a conversation in washington for decades that has orgotten them. aylor: next, why get hub is worth $7.5 billion to microsoft. jason: and we take you to where credit card fraud is alive and thriving. taylor: this is "bloomberg businessweek." ♪ what's a gig of data? well, it's a whole day's worth of love songs. 300 minutes of baby videos. or, it's a million chat messages. a gig goes a long way. that's why xfinity mobile lets you pay for data one gig at a time. and with millions of wifi hotspots included, you'll pay less for data. it's a new kind of network

pew research says tariffs are among the lowest in the world and in the nation's history. we get it they are a tax, passed onto consumers but the president is not just resetting the table, he's oversetting years, decades worth of table setting. go ahead. >> i think it's the big corporate america voices that were very strong in those years when american corporations decided to turn attentions overseas, accessing cheap overseas labor and accessing growing consumer markets. that's certainly the case in china. the big companies of america said, hey, let's ignore china's stealing of intellectual property. ignore the tariffs, et cetera. we want into the markets and i would say that applies elsewhere also. but really, there is no excuse for it. liz: stay on that point. tariffs, three pieces of it. tariffs, it's taking intellectual property by china, but it's also trade barriers. regulatory red tape. that's what the president is talking about too, right? >> absolutely. and i think in the eu, you could find 100 examples where they conjured up mystifying health standards and red tap

there is a pew research poll that was done that said majority of republicans do not favor free tradeeements, especially compared to democrats who favor free trade agreements more than republicans. there is obviously political components to this but it is not a geopolitical writ large component. it is more focused to u.s. voters in places like pennsylvania, places like ohio, georgia, that have lost a lot of manufacturing jobs and you hear people who are in these industries -- this, to them, is a big change in what they feel has been a conversation in washington for decades that has forgotten them. taylor: next, why get hub is worth $7.5 billion to microsoft. jason: and we take you to where credit card fraud is alive and thriving. taylor: this is "bloomberg businessweek." ♪ jason: welcome back to "bloomberg businessweek." i am jason kelly. taylor: and i am taylor riggs. still ahead, a look at why online merchants are still struggling with fraud. jason: in a different crime, crimes that built one of the most ambitious museums, and an outdoor museum in brazil. taylor: i want to go over t

well a new poll that was issued by the pew research institute said that seventy five percent of americans polled think immigration here in america is a good thing that's the highest number since two thousand and one and also the majority of americans are against this policy by the trump administration to separate families at the border a policy that trump reversed with his executive order last week so clearly the indication are indications are that the overall immigration policy from the trump administration could be backfiring on them as on day one as the latest there from texas. ok time for all the weather now and his evident some very welcome news of lovely hot weather in western europe yes right lower i don't think is any noise the place in the world in england in the summer when the weather's fine and you know what the weather might even be hot and sunny when we get to wimbledon and of next week's yes looking good at the moment we're going to satellite pictures that barely a cloud in the sky it's absolutely gorgeous so big blue skies lots of a very hot sunshine around as well and we'

the one thing as you saw today the poll is, pew research came out today, voter interest is up the highest level in 20 years. i think what you're going to see a s a huge turnout in the midterms as they vote for the house and senate and 36 governors. we have had it with trump's antics, with him getting rid of all america's allies around the globe. we want a president who unifies people who works together. you can work on both sides for the common good of jobs, on infrastructure. look what he's done to health care. premiums are up all over the country. he's tried to roll back the aca. people are feeing that at home. they're stucking in traffic. infrastructure isn't working. president trump has taken america down account wrong road. you'll see a lot of people step up to the plate and they should. >> trump's strongest supporters have shown a degree of callousness. last night trump's former campaign chairman mocked a democratic strategist for showing concern for a separated 10-year-old girl with down's syndrome. let's watch this seen. >> i mean, look i read today about a 10-year-old girl with d

i think he thinks that there's a 91% negative bias, according to harvard or pew research, all these different places. and he feels that he has to counter punch his way out of that corner. and he has to galvanize his base and let his base know that he's not going to sit there and stand for that 91% media bias. so i think he thinks he's doing the right thing. i don't think he's doing the right thing because he's the president of the united states and he's won. okay, he's got a great policy in place, he's executing a broad-based policy that's leading to by and large prosperity in the country. >> he is the president of the united states, after all. >> he's the president of the united states. >> so he's won. so i would like see him more turn the corner on this stuff and take it to higher ground, so that we can stop with this kind of nonsense on your great show. and we can talk about the economic advantages that are taking place, the rising wages, can talk about the fact that there seems to be some propaganda removal from the north korean situation, which is beneficial to the u.s. and there will li

the pew research center did a poll that shows our allies' trust in leadership is plummeting. only 11% of those who life in germany had confidence in president trump and in great britain only 22%. this is compared to 86% and 97% in those countries under president obama. gallup did a poll. after two years of his presidency, approval of his leadership is at a new low of 30% with the biggest drops of approval coming from those nations who stood by us in alliance for seven decades. the devastating message is clear, at a time when russia is challenging nato in new and more aggressive ways, our nato allies are losing faith in america. donald tusque, the european council president said the european union is no longer allusions that the united states is a trustworthy friend. i never expected us to be plagued by such uncertainty. i certainly didn't expect that uncertainty to rise as a result of our president. because i and many of my colleagues are so alarmed by the state of affairs, senators kaine, cardin, van hollen, brown and merkley have joined me to introduce a resolution to reaff

and a survey of the italians by the pew research centre suggests there is a universally negative viewalians are getting used to, to seeing someone who used to be on the sidelines saying something, in possibly an uncontrolled way, now having the levers of power and deciding to say things in exactly the same way. and finding also that what he is able to say, what he wants to do, is able to be borne out with the facts. bear in mind last week he was able to turn the direction of a migrant ship, moving away from italy and it was essentially accepted towards spain. whether or not he is able to conduct some kind of his own headcount of the roma community in italy or whether or not there may be legal cases against a partial census, we will have to see. james reynolds in italy. with the migrant crisis stoking tensions in the eu, and within her own government, the german chancellor angela merkel has been given two weeks to broker a compromise. her sister party, the csu, which forms part of the coalition in germany, says europe must take some tough decisions. the issue looks set to dominate next

. >> on march 2017, a study by the pew research center identify 15 current heads of state or government was more than double the total in the year 2000 butstill less than 10 percent of the countries . we didn't have our first female secretary of state 1997. we now have three. madeleine albright, rice and hillary clinton. two high represented european union for foreign affairs, catherine ashton and federica. un has not yet had a female secretary-general. women also have not been heads of the world trade organization. they are head of the monetary fund. although women are no more inherently inclined toward peacemaking than men and in their ability was not a peacemaker. >> they have different characteristics of how baby . >> but to engage, nicholas kristof, in another context makes fun that it should be even more difficult. and so i think that's right but i think the assumption that women will always be necessarily more towards peace, while the tendency is like i agree with you, you have a number of cases of leaders who were fairly coercive minded and enduring body should be the exampleand

a powerful message about love, prayer and acceptance, but look at this, pew research found millennialsmore likely to reject religion and about a third of all millennials today claim to have no religion at all let's get right to new life harvest church bishop leon benjamin sergio marccione, bishop great to see you. what was your reaction to all of this? >> well, god bless you liz good to be with you. you know, what an opportunity for chris to have to share i'd say the good news of hope, love, and faith to a generation that may or may not even be aware of that of what it's all about. what is the meaning of the love of god. i think it was a wonderful opportunity i'm so glad he took advantage of it with such an awesome platform he has and congratulations to all he's accomplished as well but our generation needs to know about this. they need to find ways to reach god and i'm excited about the fact that there are people who are still sensitive regardless of their station in life, professionalism or what they have, that they can still share the love of god. liz: you know atheists will say thi

in 2016, research from the pew research centre shows italians have an overwhelmingly negative view ofvourable to roma, far higher than other european countries. and this james reynolds again, this time on how italians are reacting to mr salvini's ideas. in recent weeks since salvini became pa rt in recent weeks since salvini became part of the new government, his popularity has risen. he is meant to be, if you look at the numbers, the junior partner in a coalition with the populist 5—star movement but given his moves against migration last week which we saw in the mediterranean and subsequently his talking about the roma community, his popularity has been going up and at this point, essentially he is the de facto, strongest voice in the entire italian government. let's bring you up—to—date on day six of the world cup. day six of the world cup, and the hosts russia have just beaten egypt 3—1. no goals in the first half, then four in the second. here's one from russia. six points and certain to go through in the knockout stage. they are the lowest —ranked team in the tournament. this is

in fact, last june, the pew research center released an international survey that concluded that sentiment regarding the u.s. had take andramatic turn for the worse. what the president and supporters of h.r. 4760 do not understand is that what makes america great is its people. both native born and immigrants. let's send a message to the president that we know what makes america great. let's defeat h.r. 4760. with that, mr. speaker, i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman yields back. members are reminded to refrain from engaging in personalities toward the president. the gentleman from texas is recognized. mr. mccaul: thank you, mr. speaker. let me say, this is a historic opportunity to get something done that we probably haven't gotten done in 25 years. but let me first say that i'm a father of five children. i've been down to the detention centers and seen these kids down there, these babies. it's one of the most, from a human standpoint, one of the horrible experiences i've had in my lifetime. let me say this, mr. speaker. this bill protects our children. it protect ours c

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according to research from pew, about 44% of u.s.m facebook. >>> new information about the woman found dead in a stairwell at san francisco general ten days after she was reported missing. the changes already made on campus. >>> plus, keeping an eye on the commute around the bay area this morning. we have a new issue unfortunately in the east bay. we will tell you about a new crash that will affect your ride through the livermore valley when we come back. >>> lots of sunshine in the forecast. a smooth pattern as we head to the weekend. a warming one as well. we will talk about 90s the next few days. few when the worst oil spill hit san francisco, first responders went to work. and mayor gavin newsom, he went to hawaii. man: newsome left the day after the spill for a four-day vacation in hawaii. the same gavin who said his job as lieutenant governor was so dull, he only showed up for work at the state capitol one day a week, tops. gavin's not gonna work as governor. >>> getting started with zz top. >> i like it. >> the last day of wor

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that was one of the 11 aspects of citizenship, responsibilities of citizenship, tested by the pew research center, trying to find people's opinions on what it means to be a good citizen, what the actions are of a good citizen. of the 11 actions tested, displaying the american flag came in last on that survey. the percentage of people who said it is important, what it means to be a good citizen, 62% said it was somewhat them -- someone important to display the american flag. ,mong the other 11 actions citizenship that rang tire, voting in elections rang tire, paying -- ranked higher, paying all the taxes that you owe. the pewant to read research center poll, it is available, the responsibilities of citizenship. twice as likely as democrats to say it is very important to display the american flag, and then some information about age groups and how they feel about displaying the american flag -- displaying the flag and knowing the pledge of allegiance do not rate particularly high for young as important characteristics for citizenship. 53% say it is important to display the flag. not top the

according to the pew research center, 20% of americans rely exclusively on their smartphones for home internet access. that is up from 13% in 2015. you wonder why this is a big deal? think about that. 20% of americans, that is the only way they get home internet access and you have three quarters of all americans using smartphones. it is essential we have access to reliable wireless at fair and competitive rates, and it is also essential that we continue to promote innovation. let's be clear -- we need competition and innovation. ,e need consumer choice and 5g but we should not have to choose between them. what we are here to discuss today is a proposed merger that could reshape the wireless market in various ways. let me explain my own personal background in this. before i can to the senate, i did have a life before that. i was a prosecutor for eight years, but before that i was in the private sector for 14 years. as a brand-new lawyer, one of my first big clients was mci. it was at a time when they were trying to get into the market and battling monopolies to do that. they were a yo

at this point, this pew research study is screaming out loud to facebook and to social media companies being honest about what you're doing, be more transparent because people don't trust you. steve: jack from twitter said look we are a outfit for the most part. how do you fix it. >> jack dorsey, media in washington. this is on june 7th. by the way. he goes online and sends a note to his employees. what he says essentially is hey i'm a lefty, you are a lefty. our company is a lefty. this now gets out, of course. that's not good if you are trying to say hey, no we are fair. so what he does is does a schmooze fest in d.c. now here is what you can do with your facebook. steve: quickly. >> have a look at just go any facebook page and when you get there, top right you will hit the little down arrow right there go to settings and scroll down and you will find right here this little thing that says news feed settings. in there you can make your own little tweaks. it's minor but this is your own little tweaks of what you can end up doing. apsz ainsley needs to be a social media company that sa

host: the pew research center look at how americans viewed government surveillance and privacy sincedward snowden leaked documents from years ago. americans view of government information gathering and surveillance has evolved since then. among its findings and found a majority said the government should prosecute leakers. half of americans, 49% said the release of the classified information serves a public interest while 44% said it harmed the public interest. americans have become somewhat more disapproving of the government surveillance programs the ensuing months, even after president obama outlined changes to nsa data collection. yesterday's opinion does not apply directly to government surveillance of information, of people are concerned it is a related topic. john is calling from trenton, new jersey. what the you think about the cell phone data decision from the supreme court yesterday? caller: i think it is a mistake. i watched the arguments last night. i cannot tell fully about the case, but the things they were mainly arguing over was the extent of the data and they held in

it is no wonder that women are voting with their feet, up and a recent analysis by the pew research centeren -- 56% of women identify orlene for democrats. the gap is even wider among college graduates and minority voters. the party should note that 70% of millennial women has registered as democrats orlene democratic. -- or lean democratic. in illinois, democrats line. caller: i just wanted to make a comment and try to just wonder for the country -- we are dispersing these people through our country, innocent children being put in detention and dispersed throughout this country. and i have no idea where i have ever heard or read or seen how they expect to match the kids with their parents when the time comes. is that something that people -- i am just wondering -- is being thought about. are they just went to float around this country and stay here? or is there some process set up for their parents to be reunited, matched up with their children? that is just a comment i had. host: democrats line in hallowell, maine. this is susan. caller: good morning, pedro. i wanted to go back to the ge

in fact, last june, the pew research center released an international survey that concluded that sentiment regarding the u.s. had take andramatic turn for the worse. what the president and supporters of h.r. 4760 do not understand is that what makes america great is its people. both native born and immigrants. let's send a message to the president that we know what makes america great. let's defeat h.r. 4760. with that, mr. speaker, i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman yields back. members are reminded to refrain from engaging in personalities toward the president. the gentleman from texas is recognized. mr. mccaul: thank you, mr. speaker. let me say, this is a historic opportunity to get something done that we probably haven't gotten done in 25 years. but let me first say that i'm a father of five children. i've been down to the detention centers and seen these kids down there, these babies. it's one of the most, from a human standpoint, one of the horrible experiences i've had in my lifetime. let me say this, mr. speaker. this bill protects our children. it protect ours c

according to research from pew, about 44% of u.s.dults get some news from facebook. >>> california announced it's banning state funded travel to oklahoma over a new law that discriminates against lgbtq families. the bill signed in a law last month allows religious organizations in oklahoma to exclude same-sex couples from adoptions or hosting foster children. attorney general xavier becerra announced the decision this morning alongside adoptive parents. >> a law like this means that children will lose out on finding out what it is like to have a forever family like my son has and how i have, as well. it also sends a terrible message to the lgbt community prospective parents that there's something wrong with us, that we're different in some way. let me attest to the fact that we are not. >> california already bars official travel to texas, alabama, south dakota, kentucky, north carolina, kansas. >>> more people moving out than moving into the bay area's biggest city. >> it's a huge shift that people are leaving. >> coming up, a look a

according to research from pew, about 44% of u.s.news from facebook. >>> an uber driver is behind bars accused of shooting and killing his passenger this morning in denver, colorado. fox's alicia acuna has what led up to the deadly shooting. >>> reporter: uber is the target of questions surrounding safety and security. the popular ridesharing app was already facing mounting criticism about its ability to ensure passenger safety before an incident in denver where an uber driver is accused of killing a man in his car. >> it appears there was an uber driver and passenger got into a conflict, shots were exchanged -- fired. >> reporter: the driver, 29- year-old michael hancock, was arrested for investigation of first-degree murder. >> at this point in time, it's an ongoing investigation. we need help with the investigation. >> uber said: plan plan it's days after uber added a panic button to the app allowing riders to directly call 911. >> could give peace of mind to relax you in an uber. >> reporter: uber says this helps give people a qu