is that plen talit mentality ofr supporters. >> someone has to figure it out.ther politicians push policies can't explain how they want to pay for it i don't know how you could expect regular folks on the street to do it. a lot of the plen an men and won this video are from millennial generation, i myself am a part of it, this is scary, that many millennials glamourize socialism, almost like the next avcav -- avocado test, it woulde laughable if it were noto dangerous, we need to figure out how to plan to pay for the policies,. liz: danielle is that why uwhat is your take to kelsey's point that the alexandria ocasio-cortez is not informed, so her followers don't have information. >> she is not the politician i think to make a promise related to an election and not know how she is going to pay for it. >>l let's stay on medicare for all. that is a huge thing. >> that is 3.3 trillion a year, we spend 3.3 trillion a year, half is picked up by government tab, this is not first study to be done on this. the one that bernie sanders used, is what federal government spe

plen of sunshine and we keep the low humidity. let's shift gears. i want to talk about the tropics because right now we do have two systems brewingthut e. this one is tropical depreion numberthree, a very disorganized disturbance, but it expected to strengthen possibly to a category one status, but its track is expected to move out to sea. for now this was a hurricane, but itas been downgraded to a tropical storm. as far as impacting puerto rico, it's going to pass to the south of them possibly bringing the rain. the h system weakened. here is a look atca tro depression number three. it is going to move out to sea. let's keep our fingers crossed. it's never too soon to make sure you have a hurricane plan in place. the ten-day outlook, we're headed to the 90s again, but it will be low humidity at the top of the week as we move into next weekend, that's when that july heat makek a comebnd we are looking at a possible second heat wave. >> all right. thank you. >>> so we saw them party in d.c., but today t trophy went back to russia. we're going to show

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more on that in a moment, but first breaking news epa add plen administrator, scott pruitt has resigned. reporter: president accepted the resignation letter from true pruitt, and announcing it on twitter, and tweeting about what is next, saying wheeler will assume the active add blin admir duties at the epa. we have made tremendous progress. pruitt steps down amid allegations again him of abusing power, misusing taxpayer money. some issues spending $43,000 on a sound-proof phone bein [booing] phonebooth in his office. not only has he acted time and time again, unethical manner but has lead agency in wrong direct. and grassley saying president did the right thing, in the resignation letter, pruitt said it is effective tomorrow. also because of the transformative work that coming out, but the unrelenting attacks on me, my family have taken a toll on us. several ethics investigation have been open into pruitt. some lawmakers have asked the inspector general to get involved. >> could be legal issues thank you edward lawrence. straight to bush 43, brad blakeman is joining us. looking as well

we have plen bty of sunshine. today will be sunnyay long. so expect temperatures to be warming up into the upper 80s for most of the area at least. some of the suburbs are in the 70s. 78 degrees in gathersburg. 9 in quantity coat. humidity will not be uncomfortable ike it was all last week. but in the suburbs as we go through the afternoon, we'll be in abo the mid-80s around the metro area. looking at temperatures in the upper 80s. coming. up we'll talk about a small chance of rain in the forecast and ao a. tropical storm that's off the cocoastline. i'll show you where that's heading straight ahead. >>> now to a developing story we have beenollowing all morning. at least eight people will have to look for a a new place to live after ts massive fire damaged houses in northwest dfl. look at thes. the fire started overnight inside one row house on 11th street. fire officials tell us there was a working smoke detecter in t home where the fire sparked. it alerted the family inside to get out. we talked to one woman who escaped the fire. >> we ran

are on a roll and when you come back from an 8-1 deficit on the road you know you have som they saw plen long balls and a lot more of that tonight for both teams -- looking very much like diaz wouldn't be in this one in the sixth -- like the a's wouldn't be in this one. bases full and that grand slam gives the rangers a 10-2 lead -- but this version of the a's is never out of the game. thad lowry singles up the middle -- in a run at 10 to 9 -- they had not blown the save since may of last year -- but piscotty changed that leading off with his 14th homer of the year -- then in the 10th they went long ball again with two runners aboard, chris davis and a flyball to left -- just kept carrying. that was number 25 on the year for davis as the oakland a's score 11 unanswered and go on to win 13-10. they are the hottest team in baseball. after six straight games against them the giant stayed in the american league tonight -- a tough decision for this fan, a giants jersey and a seattle mariners hat. tomlinson strokes a single to center and crawford comes home -- it is 2- 1. the mariners had tied

this meeting comes after plen melendez allegedly called president trump on wednesd on air force one pretending to be senator bob melendez. >> we have some great choices and be done over the next 12 to 14 days. >> the white house won't confirm that the call actually happened, but i a looks if the secret service is investigating how the comedian reached the president and if he posed a threat. >>> mexico just picked its next president. leftist candidate andres manuel lope lopez-obrador is declaring victory this morning. millions voted in yesterday's historic election. the largest ever held in that country. mexico's relationship with the ited states was a k issue in the race, especially when it comes to immigration. lopez-obrado pledged to stand up to president trump during his campaign. the president tweeted last tght, congratulationsthe new mexican leader. he'll formally take power december 1st. >>> you may have to spend a little bit more money on those fourth of july staples, you know k likeetchup for your hot dogs. canada is hitting back against tariffs iosed by the trump administration with i

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highs back into the low 90s, plen of sunshine, but very muggy with dew points moving into the 70 if you're taking it to the beach, hurricane chris has shot out of the area. we were pretty worried about the rip current risk but it is going eown. friday you mightokay. saturday and sunday looking good, temperatures in the low 80s. storm team ten-day outlook. we could be in for another heat wave, folks. showers and storms at the top of next week. >> july in d.c., i guess, that's par for the course. >>> the nominations are in. see if your favorite show isfo an emmy. >>> and we're going to sit down with the author of this book on marriage. hear how he avoids fighting with his wife after more than 3 years thge0 >>> well, it is no sect that marriage can be difficult. i can attest to that. you add theressure from kid and career, well, it just gets even harder. willie jolly has a new book out on marriage and is co-authored with his wife of 30-plus years called "makelove, make money, make it last." he's here to divulge some of the secrets to a successful marriage. >> good morning >> thank you for com

paul zumot and jennifer seemed a match made in heaven, but a prosecutor believed he had plen city ofd to the contrary. here again is keith morrison. >> in the days after the fire on addison avenue, after paul zumot was charged with murder and hauled off to jail, events in palo alto seemed to freeze somehow. in confusion and denial from paul's point of view and unrequited grief from the people who loved jennifer. >> it hurt. it hurt a lot. >> unrequited partly because for some reason, even though he'd been arrested, paul wasn't entering a plea, which is what this was all about. candlelight vigils outside of paul's hookah lounge by jennifer's friends and family. >> we decided to stand in front of his establishment every night until he made his plea. >> eventually, no surprise, paul did plead not guilty. and prosecutor chuck gillingham found himself sifting through the records of a two-year romance studded with restraining orders, bitter quarrels, scratches, bruises, 911 calls. >> these are two people who had makeups and breakups and she gave verbally as good as she got. >> after one of