reena. >> ninan: ben, thank you. the first time since taking office, president trump is visiting the presidential repreet camp david in the mountains of maryland. it's a more rustic setting than mr. trump's luxury resorts and golf clubs in florida and new hrsey. errol barnett has more on the president's weekend. >> mr. president, do you have confidence in the deputy attorney general? >> reporter: president trump did not answer questions as he, the first lady, and son barron left the white house for camp david today. president trump's first trip to the secludeed presidential retreat comes after he voiced frustration over the russia investigation. on friday, the president seemed to confirm a report he is the subject of an obstruction of gustice probe tweeting, "i am being investigated for firing the f.b.i. director by the man who told me to fire the f.b.i. director! witch hunt." that was apparently a reference to deputy attorney general rod rosenstein, who recommended trump dismiss then-f.b.i. director jim comey. rosen

i'm reena ninan. in the coming week, the senate is expected to vote on a republican plan to repeal and replace portions of obamacare. the bill, some are calling trumpcare, is losing traction two days after it was released. five republicans say they will not vote for it without significant revisions. republicans can afford to only lose two votes. today, president trump tweeted out, "i cannot imagine that these very fine republican senators would allow the american people to suffer a broken obamacare any longer." errol barnett has the latest from the white house. >> the american people are calling out for relief, and my administration is determined to provide it. >> reporter: in his weekly address, president trump continued to push his health care plan. >> we are working with congress to get a bill to my desk so we can rescue americans from this catastrophe. >> this bill, this bill that is currently in front of the united states senate, not the answer. >> reporter: but on friday, nevada's dean heller be

reena? >> thank you, in manchester england, security is ramped up for tomorrow night's all star concert benefitting the victims of last month's terror bombing. the attack at an arianna grande concert left 22 people deaddé. tomorrow at manchester's ground. security is heightened not just there but at concert around >> reporter: as crews set the stage for sunday's concert in manchester benefiting victims of last month's terror attack, social media is lighting up with photos of ariana grande paying a surprise visit to victims of the blast. >> we just really, really good with them, really brilliant. >> reporter: eight-year-old lily harrison is recovering from a spinal wound. her father says the pop star made his daughter feel like a rock star. >> as a parent it just really, really made it for us. you do get goosebumps thinking about it. >> reporter: the deadly suicide bombing at grande's may 22 performance is intensifying security concerns at concerts across the world. in germany, a terror threa

reena, our source tell us that the former f.b.i.tor has received no indication that the president intends to block his testimony. >> ninan: thanks, paula. tomorrow on "face the nation" john dickerson's guests will include senators mark warner and susan collins, both members of the senate intelligence committee, and house minority leader nancy pelosi. a large crowd marched across the golden gate bridge saturday to protest gun violence. demonstrator woars orange in honor of national gun violence awareness day. america has among the highest rates of gun violence in the world. in manchester, england, security is ramped up for tomorrow night's all-star concert benefiting the victims of last month's terror bombing. the attack, at an ariana grande concert, left 22 people dead and more than 100 wounded. grande, justin beiber, coldplay, and katy perry are all performing tomorrow at manchester's old trafford cricket ground. roxana saberi tells us security is heightened. >> reporter: as crews set the stage for sunday's concert in manchester be

i'm reena ninan.senate this week. but don't have enough votes to pass it. the nonpartisan congressional budget office is expected to release its estimate on the cost. and the impact of the bill as early as today. errol barnett is at the white house. >> i want to see and speak from the heart that's what i want to see. see a bill with heart. >> reporter: in an interview this wekend. president trump confirmed he called the house gop health care bill passed last month mean. and he made the case for the senate health care plan. but also, acknowledged challenges senate republicans face in passing their version. >> health care is a very complicated subject from the standpoint that you move it this way, and this group doesn't like you move it a little over, you have a very narrow path. >> senate majority leader, mitch mcconnell is aiming for a vote before the fourth of july holiday. but first he must win over skeptical republicans. >> you have very serious concerns about the bill. >> there is no way the repub

after seven yea rs after seven years of trying and 16 failed ivf attempts san deep and reena went to when they told the agency they would like to move forward , agency they would like to move forward, they were informed with only white babies needing family, their indian heritage meant there was no point in proceeding. their indian heritage meant there was no point in proceedinglj their indian heritage meant there was no point in proceeding. i was hurt, we had gone through a long journey and initially i was hurt and then i was angry. they should be looking at us as people and understanding more about our lives, who we are and not just one particular area, such as cultural heritage. the couple, born and raised in britain, tried to get the decision reversed. they have had support from their mp, theresa may, but they have not been allowed to start the application process. so they're taking legal action.|j start the application process. so they're taking legal action. i feel they're taking legal action. i feel the council has got it wrong in the sense they have prioritised cultural herit

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the cavs will be here atk or al reena as yaso -- arena. before game one.n larry beal and the ws on 7 pregame show. larry and mike live at oracle tomorrow at 5:00 p.m. as the three-pete finals begin. >> well, one bay area county willing to pay people to try car pooling. >> find out where $2 can make a difference in the kmu. ♪ ♪ >> couple loses the phone number they had for 40 years. coming up, how ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ to take advantage of this offer on a volvo s90, visit your local dealer. >>> happening now, caltrans what people think about designating a lane on highway 101 to reduce traffic. could be a carpool lane or express lane. which drivers would pay to use. the target area runs from the intersection with 380 near sfo down the peninsula into santa clara county where there are express lanes. another meeting will be held next week in redwood city. >> contra costa teaming up with an app scoop to encourage car pooling. the app connects commuters. costs $5 a ride. the county will pay $2 each ride. each direction. even though it doesn't sound like much, county says,

the cavs will be here atk or al reena as yaso -- arena. before game one.n larry beal and the ws on 7 pregame show. larry and mike live at oracle tomorrow at 5:00 p.m. as the three-pete finals begin. >> well, one bay area county willing to pay people to try car pooling. >> find out where $2 can make a difference in the kmu. ♪ ♪ >> couple loses the phone number they had for 40 years. coming up, how 7 o >>> happening now, caltrans what people think about designating a lane on highway 101 to reduce traffic. could be a carpool lane or express lane. which drivers would pay to use. the target area runs from the intersection with 380 near sfo down the peninsula into santa clara county where there are express lanes. another meeting will be held next week in redwood city. >> contra costa teaming up with an app scoop to encourage car pooling. the app connects commuters. costs $5 a ride. the county will pay $2 each ride. each direction. even though it doesn't sound like much, county says, it is enough. >> we were thinking about more. scoop said start with $2. they hav

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sandeep and reena mander, who were both born in britain, and told an adoption agency they were happynce to parents from the same ethnic group, but government guidelines say different racial backgrounds shouldn't be a barrier. 0ur correspondent sara smith has been to meet the couple. after seven years of trying, and 16 failed ivf attempts, sandeep and reena accepted they weren't going to have a baby of their own. convinced they could offer a child a loving home, though, they went to an interductory session on adoption. when they told the agency adopt berkshire, they'd like to move forward, they were informed with only white babies needing families, their indian heritage meant there was no point proceeding. i was quite hurt. to be honest. we had already gone through a long journey, and initially i was hurt. then i was angry. they should be looking at us as people and understanding more about our lives, who we are and not just one particular area such as cultural heritage because that can mean anything. the couple, both born and raised in britain, tried to get the decision reversed thro

after seven years of trying and 16 failed ivf attempts sandeep and reena mander accepted they were notg home, though, they went to an introductory session on adoption. when they told the agency, adopt berkshire, they would like to move forward, they were informed, with only white babies needing families, their indian heritage meant there was no point in proceeding. i was hurt, to be honest. we had already gone through a long journey and initially i was hurt and then i was angry. they should be looking at us as people and understanding more about our lives, who we are and not just one particular area, such as cultural heritage. because that could mean anything. the couple, both born and raised in britain, tried to get the decision reversed through the agency's own complaints division. they have had support from their mp, theresa may, but they have not even been allowed to start the long application process which is why now they're taking legal action. i feel that the council has got it wrong in the sense they have prioritised cultural heritage as the one and primary factor that they wil

after seven years of trying and 16 failed ivf attempts sandeep and reena accepted they weren't goingn on adoption. when they told the agency adopt berkshire, they'd like to move forward, they were informed with only white babies needing families, their indian heritage meant there was no point proceeding. i was quite hurt. we had already gone through a long journey and initially i was hurt. then i was angry. they should be looking at us as people and understanding more about our lives, who we are and not just one particular area such as cultural heritage because that can mean anything. the couple, both born and raised in britain, tried to get the decision reversed through the agency's own complaints division. they've had support from their own mp theresa may. they haven't even been allowed to start the long application process, which is why now they're taking legal action. i feel that the council has got it wrong in the sense that they have prioritised cultural heritage as the one and primary factor that they will consider before even allowing couples to register. the effect of doing

the show benefits victims of the suicide bomber who struck city's reena two weeks ago.any others joined arianna grande tonight. >> i love you guys so much and i think that the kind of love and community that's here is the best the world we need. >> 22 people died in that attack in manchester. mostly young fan, many others are injured. we have breaking news in bucks county county. a warning tonight for residents in a doylestown area, a reverse 911 act intimidation is in effect. authorities notified residents to shelter in place. some sort of police activity is going on in the area of bristol and lower state road. >>> a developing story out of east mt. airy. police are searching for the person who shot and killed two inside a car just before 5:00. officers found a 23-year-old and a 20-year-old woman in the 1,000 block of sidney street. they call eight who done it. first responders pronounced them a dead at the scene >>> norristown, pennsylvania is on the national stage as prosecutors and defense lawyers get ready for bill cosby trial. starts tomorrow morning, this promise

. >> check out fireworks over oakland'sk or al reena.second title in three seasons. and inside the scene here, confetti flying, golden state players, hugging, high diving. just about everyone they could see inside. warriors lifted the championship trophy after finishing the post season with just one loss. absolutely amazing. >> so much bro mans going on. >> during the game, golden state had an 11-point lead at halftime. and lebron james and the cavs within six points. never got any closer than that. 129, cleveland 120. quite a moment though. watch kevin durant. he changed teams last year. and finally, won and check out how he celebrates with mom. >> kevin. just can't stop smiling. shares a moment with his mom. >> you hear me. you hear me. what nobody say. look at me. there it is. >> durant led the warriors with 39 points last year. his 70% shooting is now, last night, rather. 70% shooting record. that is a record for the title clinching win. no surprise by the way. durant named the most valuable player of the finals. given all that. join

the reena nadler >> ossof: only karen handel would refer to $600 billion is a drop in the bucket. $600 billion. >> handel: dealing with $20 trillion debt -- >> ossof: you don't have a lot of credibility on fiscal responsibility. when karen handel was the chair of the fulton county commission she plundered the county's tax reserves to balance the budget and without a couple months ago telling half-truths about it and grew her own office budget by 40%. we need a fresh perspective, career politicians on both sides of the i ivan wasting taxpayer dollars too long. >> handel: you continue to mislead and lie to the voters. i have one of the strongest fiscal records of any individual who has held public office in the state of georgia, balancing the budget in fulton county by having targeted cuts, realigning the budget, prioritizing spending, and cutting by 20%, this record speaks for itself, you have a record of working for one of the most liberal members of congress, your track record, your experience amounts to being a junior staffer for hank johnson and producing a couple documentaries. >>h

wife camilla visiting manchester arena a month after a deadly terror attack they met with the april reenaly after the concert bombing. >>> cleanup is under way in parts of central michigan of a three days of record rainfall. a state of emergency has been declared, clearing the way for state money to help in the rebuilding efforts. >> and on a light note, oscar meyer is expanding its wiener fleet adding the wiener cycle and the wroener drone. this, it says, is to ensure they will try the new hot dog with no artificial preservatives or nitrates in their meal >> which big tech company is going to partner with them >> you never know. >> sounds like they are doing fine with their own. >> thanks, kell. >> the job market is near full employment, but retail jobs are disappearing at a fast clip. we'll discuss whether that's a red flag for just retail or for the work force and harry potter turns 20 today we'll take a look at the eye popping number that the transhas culled in. that's next on "closing bell." >>> hitting the road and fueling up for less. the companies positioned t >>> welcome back kin

let's talk to the couple, reena and sandeep mander, from their home in maidenhead and with us in the the question. there is a delay on the question. there is a delay on the line so forgive me. what did you say when you were told that? well, we we re say when you were told that? well, we were just very shocked and we, when we were told that we couldn't adopt because of things like cultural heritage and that was one of the sole factors really we were quite shocked so we challenged and said why don't you come and understand who we are as people rather than just looking at one factorment we're british born. we're born and bred and we're like any other british couple and whilst things like cultural heritage, we believe is important, we think a number of factors need to be looked at, you know, your cultural heritage, yourfinancial at, you know, your cultural heritage, your financial stability, the couple, that you are, how young you are, where you live, all sorts of things need to be looked at and the fact that they looked at this one particular area of cultural heritage and didn't proceed

i'm reena ninan. this is our western edition. in the coming week, the senate is expected to vote on a republican plan to repeal and replace portions of obamacare. the bill some are calling trumpcare is losing traction two days after it was released. five republicans say they will not vote for it without significant revisions. republicans can afford to only lose two votes. today, president trump tweeted out, "i cannot imagine that these very fine republican senators would allow the american people to suffer a

." >> ninan: good evening, i'm reena ninean. this is iwer western edition. republicaneaders a pushing for a vote in the senate thiswes to pass it. the nonpartisan congressional budget office is expected to release its estimate on the cost. rleaeaonas mony asy.e bills errol barnett is at the white hoe.use. >> i want to see, and i speak from the heart, that's what i want to see. wa>>nt to see a bill with heart. >> reporter: in ann vi intervi this weekend president trump confirmed he called the house gop health-care arll passed last moh, "mean." and he made the case for the senate health-care plan. ltt also acknowledged challenges senate republicans face in passing their version. si health care is a very complicated subject from the ctandpoint that you move it this way and this group doesn't like it. you move it a little bit over, you have a very narrow path.