traffic on the first responder network. so, we are going to great lengths to ensure this network is as secure as possible, because as you say, this could be a target for an attack and we want to make sure that doesn't happen. >> do you have anything to add? >> as he mentioned with the robust nature of what they are doing, also at first met with our cybersecurity experts we are also drawing from experts at dhs and the doj we are making sure we are going to do periodic inspections and audits to make sure that it's meeting all the needs, because this is a very high-profile network and is highly susceptible for people wanting to try to attack it. >> volunteer emergency service providers i'm told they will want to migrate their personal devices onto the public safety network. how is at&t going to address this? >> as we understand based on the research the vast majority of firefighters for example are not issued devices for their daily use at work especially volunteer firefighters that is greater than 70% of. whether you provide

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for swift and valiant action in responding to an active shooter.fficer jensen put himself in harm's way during the active shooter incident, moving without cover and drawing fire from the assailant until the assailant was subdued and the safety of the members of congress, their families and congressional staff was ensured. [applause] >> officer kevin jobe. medal of valor presented to officer kevin jobe, alexandria police department, virginia. for placing himself in grave danger to protect two u.s. capitol police officers, members of congress, their families and congressional staff. officer jobe engaged an active shooter, neutralizing a volatile gunman and preventing further injuries to innocent bystanders in the park. [applause] president trump: very brave people. great people. congratulations to all of you. we are forever in your debt. thank you. god bless you. god bless our truly amazing law enforcement, and god bless america. thank you very much. thank you. [applause] announcer: ladies and gentlemen, please remain in your seats until the presiden

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to this is if it's a moral failure and it's the only way that we're responding to this we're responding this actually on the wrong end of the epidemic we're responding to all the causes and all the impacts of the epidemic rather than responding to it on the front and by decreasing those who are becoming addicted and also treating those who are asking for help ok so let's assume that's one of the cost along with the other costs as you described there's court costs in some communities that have great been raised as much as thirty to seventy million dollars just handling dependency cases taking children away from parents the police cost of having to deal with the special units to take care of these problems there's been hospital costs were county hospitals paid for by taxpayers has had to expand what they do to deal with overdoses in rehabilitation or whatever the cure may be so these costs are real cause there are some communities that were saying they're paying as much it's. cost him as much as three hundred million dollars because of the opioid crisis that was intentionally at some on s

the gunman was killed by responding officers.erson thought to be a bystander was also shot and is in stable condition. we'll have more information as it comes in. >>> all right. the user behind that trump cnn body slam video is apologizing. president trump tweeted the video clip on his personal account with the caption fraud news cnn. it shows him tackling a man with a cnn logo imposed on his head. now the user who claimed credit for first issuing that video has apologized for that video and other offensive content he posted. >> he says i am not the person who the media claims to be in real life. never really meant any of the hateful things in that post. it was not meant to be a call to violence against cnn or any other news affiliation. >> the apology comes after cnn was able to identify the user and contact him. cnn does not identifying this user because of the apology and his promise not to repeat the behavior on social media. >> so he has apologized. your turn, mr. president. >>> meanwhile the voter fraud facing its first leg

lou: i'm talking about filibustering instead responding to a question. kellyanne: i'm responding.re telling me the leadership isn't doing its job. i'm very hopeful that the american people can see what the democrats are up to here, they don't want to come to the table. lou: they was the democrats are up to. but what i don't understand is what are the republican leadership up to. they need to respond with greater force and direction. kellyanne: they better repeal obamacare and get the wall built and pass kate's law and sanctuary cities, they better get on to tax reform because people expect it and business leaders need it. they better get the budget done and get spending under control. there are very few days left in the legislative calendar. lou: when is the white house going to respond to bob mueller? when is the white house going to respond to a special counsel who is playing all sorts of partisan games. who has kreef eight and i organization that is designed to subvert this presidency rather than serve any national interest. when is this nonsense going to end? when is this whit

responding. a very blunt message from south korea which basically said we have the precision military hardware to target the enemy leadership. they are the words being used by the south koreans. target the enemy leadership. there doesn't seem to be a deadlock there. donald trump has been hinting and the administration has been hinting that china need to do more. china at this stage is showing no willingness to do that. it can. it does have economic leverage, a lot of economic leverage. we know that something like 90% of north korea's international trade is done with china. china at the moment is saying we abide by all the u.n. resolutions about sanctions towards north korea and that's where we are at the moment. we believe in dialog, both putin and president xi saying that dialog was the next step forward. for that to happen it says that the u.s. has to stop these military drills with south korea and that north korea has to freeze its nuclear programs. neither of those two things look likely happ

next, president trump awards medals of valor to five police thecers who responded to shooting that left skis the scalise andve others wounded. the shooting occurred on june 14. as lawmakers were practicing for the annual charity baseball game. this is 25 minutes. gentlemen, the vice president of the united states. dr. robert golden. >> please be seated. to members of congress, and are distinguished guests, members of the law-enforcement community from across the united states. on behalf of the first family, welcome to the white house. and welcome to american heroes week. america awoke to the news that a congressman had been wounded by a shooter. president trump will pay a debt of gratitude to the men and women who inspire the nation and all they represent. this week, good news. the nation rejoiced with word congressman steve scalise was released from the hospital. [applause] vice president pence: i know you are watching, so let me say we are inspired and believed by your recovery. we are honored to be joined by your remarkable and courageous wife jennifer. [applause] vice president penc

our nation was deeply inspired by the heroism of america's first responders and we celebrate that today. today president trump will pay a debt of groo gratitude to the men and walmart that inspired the in addition that day and all they represent. this week, good noise, the nation rejoiced with words that scalise was released from the hospital. [ applause ] >> steve, i know you're watching so let me say we are inspired and relieved by your recovery and honored to be joined by your remarkable and courageous wife, jennifer. [ applause ] >> jennifer i know i speak for the president when i say you and the kids will remain in our prayers until steve returns to work. trauma jury john and robert golden of med star washington hospital saved lives and we are honored by your presence today. [ applause ] finally here on person heros week we honor five truly remarkable americans who rushed into harm's way and prevented on even greater national tragedy. join me in welcoming five american heros here to the east room of the white house, officer kevin jobe of the alexandria police. [ applause ] officer

bush responded, which is to say he did not respond. and how did that work out for him, you can judge that. you can judge his ability to withstand critiques from others. but, it is very interesting. i thought that the line that the -- dr. spalding mentioned was very interesting when he said it's not presidential, it is modern-day presidential. i was talking with a bunch of reporters and they said i guess , he is tweeting in a way and i guess that is modern-day, i don't think that's what he saying. he is saying he is attempting to lead a country where one of the problems is the inability of established order to respond to change and he's willing to punch through the norms and he's willing to fight, do things not supposed to do in order to make a change. whether you like that or do not like that is an entirely different issue but i think what he is saying is the president leads and if the media is creating a problem, and people do not think the media has been doing a good job. >> thank you very much. i want to just make a statement and se

get their first alert to the first responder to get theirfirst —— alert to the first responder to get to get their first -- fast to start cpr. it looks for the nearest five people within 800 metres of this scene and alerts those. where it can't fight somebody or the best buy people have rejected, it will then look further for the next five people. ambulance and medical staff are aware that at home, in the countryside or out and about, survival chances can be really increased... anything we can do to increase that number by getting their hearts coming soon will increase the chance of those people having a productive life. will increase the chance of those people having a productive lifem has taken four years to develop the system. it is across the world is already growing. already, about 400 first responders are registered across the east midlands to receive alerts. they hope that will grow and more people will benefit from this. hello there. today is shaping up to bea similar hello there. today is shaping up to be a similar story to yesterday. a good deal of fine weather in the offing

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the company responds. and later, a woman is overcharged by a penny, but is there a more costly question? we take her concerns to the state. several consumers reached out to us with the same predicament. they each had spent hundreds of dollars to get a new drone before it hit the mass market, but this high-flying dream crashed and burned. chris: this 2015 video touts the lily camera, a clever twist on the drone. lily, you see, follows its subject and records life from above. tech consultant stuart friedman saw lily online, and pulled out his credit card to land one 6 months ahead of everyone else. stuart: it immediately hit me, you know, they got me right where they wanted me, which is i have an immediate need for that. chris: lily was advertised as autonomous, and waterproof too. this $1,000 flying marvel is the brainchild of 2 berkeley alums. their san francisco company blanketed social media, offered pre-sales at a discount, and collected more than $30 million, a financial feat lily touted to the website

my name's andy, i'm a responder with the ambulance service. what's your name?rom emas staff and trained volunteers and also from the police and fire services and the region's various medical staff. they used to have to be told directly by phone about an emergency, but now there is goodsam. neil white worked on the project. when a critical cardiac arrest is identified, the goodsam system automatically sends an alert to the nearest first responders to get there fast to start cpr. it looks for the nearest five people within 800 metres of the scene, and alerts those. where it can't find somebody, or the first five people have rejected, it will then look further for the next five people. ambulance and medical staff are aware that at home, in the office, or in the street or countryside, your chances of surviving a heart attack are less than 10%. using the goodsam alert system can increase those survival chances. the reality is that only 8% of people outside of hospital who have a cardiac arrest will survive to be discharged alive from hospital. anything we can do to

the minutemen and militia who responded very often were dressed in their sunday best. i was kind of the way they turned out. because they knew it was an important event. the events of april 19 only took one day. the battle of the bridge only took a few minutes. it's one of those events in history where what comes before it is just unlike what comes after. this was really apparent to the people who actually participated. if they knew their world had changed. it's our hope that this first-person encounter with real

the minutemen and militia who responded very often were dressed in their sunday best. that was kind of the way they turned out. because they knew it was an important event. the events of april 19 only took one day. the battle of the bridge only took a few minutes. it's one of those events in history where what comes before it is just unlike what comes after. this was really apparent to the people who actually participated. they knew their world had changed. it's our hope that this first-person encounter with real objects that were there can share some of that feeling with our visitors. changed. >> our cities tour staff travel to concord, massachusetts to learn about its registry. its rich history. learn more at c-span.org/citiestour. you're watching american history tv all weekend every weekend on c-span3. >> coming up next, historians discuss new york city during the civil war, emphasizing residents' divided loyalty, despite being a union state. the causes andss effects of the city draft riots in 1853. the new york historical society hosted this event. it's about an h

has to respond to north korea's missile test. again, nightly news at 5:30. >>> it is neck in neck between los angeles and paris as the two cities compete to host the 2024 summer olympics. today an international olympic committee report is praising the bid submitted by both cities, and both cities may actually win. whichever city does not get the 2024 games will likely be named the host city for 2028. after reports of nasty cost overruns in rio and sochi, the ioc finds paris and l.a. are far better prepared. each city can almost support the entire games with existing buildings. apparently paris has an edge for 2024. the final decision will be announced this september. >>> well, caught on fire and caught on camera. vandals planted fireworks inside of an oakland newspaper box today. >> boom! >> you see it down below. this is security video recorded by a restaurant. one of the two vandals recorded the act on a cell phone. the newspaper box was stuffed full of this morning's "east bay express." the paper's website notes while the box

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president responded. president trump tweets, perhaps china will put a heavy move and end this nonsense once and for all. also with german chancellor angela merkel. she is leary on his stance on trade and climate. the focus will be mr. trump's first face-to-face meeting with russian president vladimir putin. >> he's going to try as much as he can to gain increased influence over the united states through his relationship with president trump. >> reporter: so far there's no official agenda the white house is still working out details. still unknown, will president trump confront putin with allegations that russia interfered in the presidential election? investigations into trump ties with russia -- >> hey, hey, ho, ho, donald trump has got to go. >> reporter: -- are sparking more impeachment pro-s. >> i don't think there's any question he obstructed justice when he fired fbi director comey. >> reporter: plus this week new protests over health care. this mother's afraid her daughter could lose essential heal

and generally we get mixed feelings from the respondents. as far as the economy goes, increasing numbers say that, you know, it's bad. 63% say it's bad. i'm sorry, 63% say it's bad and 33 36% say it's good. but what's important is among the bad, half of them say it's very bad. and among the good, only 3% say it's very good. so you can see how that is working. and when you ask them, okay, is it getting better or is it getting worse, you know, since june last year, more people say it's getting bad than people are saying that it's getting good. now, we evaluate rouhani on a list of issues. so this shows some, what people sense are of the economy. but the economy is not the only thing. we ask respondents to evaluate rouhani on a number of issues. as you can see, a good number of issues. help gets very good ratings. the top is improving the health care system. foreign policy. civil liberties. gets sanctions lifted. making iran more advanced. even making iran more self-such self-sufficient. when it comes to economic issues. we get less of a majori

they are learning to hear what we say to respond to it. amazon's alexa can respond to it.s or recommend a restau ra nt. us the news or recommend a restaurant. they are even making judgments. for instance, on whether a scan shows a malignant tumour. in this battle over this crucial technology, google and facebook are spending vast sums on research, but china refuses to be left behind. investing heavily to build robots who will take over from humans investing heavily to build robots who will take overfrom humans in the vast factories. it looks like ai will transform the economy as it transformed industries, potentially make us all wealthier and happier and the companies who get their first will take the spoils, the rewards. you have to come out loud and strong. progress in artificial intelligence has been more rapid in recent yea rs intelligence has been more rapid in recent years than even the scientists predicted and companies like microsoft know they cannot afford to fall behind. what other business stories have we got? senior currency strategist joins us business stories

officers responded and detained all the teens involved. as of right now the investigation is ongoing and they are reviewing the surveillance videos. (will) another big story we are following this morning... dozens of ups employees still too distraught to return to work after last month's deadly shooting. the attack happened in san francsico and left three of their coworkers dead. kron4's aleca reid spoke with the union representing those employees about what's being done to help them cope. it's been 3 weeks since tragedy struck at this u-p-s center.and the victims colleagues continue to grieve .pkgof the 45 u-p-s deliverymen that normally report to work at the protrero hill center, only a handful have been back to work since last month's tragedy.we'd say no more than 15 have reported to work since june 14thpolice say jimmy lam walked into the morning meeting that fateful wednesday and killed 3 of his colleagues before turning the gun on himself. those visions still haunt their coworkers. joseph cilia / teamsters local 2875some people were

since the administration has not responded to our letter i will respond all of these questions and ask that you give a prompt response. >> thank you. you have my word on it. >> a number of recren reports have high lighted a significant morale problem at the state department as well as many of the concerns regarding the steep budget cuts being proposed at state and the top leadership is very isolated from the nation's diplomats. do you believe that career foreign service and civil service officers deserve an important role in our nation's diplomacy? >> unquestionably. >> will you increase efforts to ingrate the new political leadership with career staff to best represent america's abroad? >> i will and i have. i spoke at the foreign service institute a couple weeks ago to 700 foreign service officers. i had prepared remarks and i put them aside and i picked up the microphone and opened it up for questions and said hit me with your best shot. those men and women are the backbone of the the president and i have and the secretary has an enormous amount of respect for them and their views.

president trump has not yet responded to the report. but one of his advisers tells the washington post that the president simply expressed curiosity about the reach of his pardoning authority. and "this is not in the context of, i can't wait to pardon myself'". developing this morning. relief on the face of orenthal james simpson-- as he learns that after 9 years in prison, he will be granted parole. the news-- illiciting strong reactions from people coast to coast. abc's emily rau has more on what's next. trt 1:43 soc gmw happening today-- a man accused of stealing an court for an arraignment. police say william person stole an ambulance from prince george's hospital center back in may. he then lead police on a wild chase for almost an hour. officers were eventually able to stop the ambulance and take him into custody. after his arrest-- police ordered a mental evaluation. right now, one man out of jail after making the deal to end a year-long missing person case. 68-year old jerry petry yesterday directed authorities to the body of 54

>> i would respond in the negative.hink most candidates would. >> she shouldn't have taken a meeting, maybe a distant campaign worker, but not these high-profile individuals. >> would you have taken the meeting? >> absolutely not. >> he should have turned it over to law enforcement immediately. >> i would go, well, i might have someone else take that meeting. i might not take it myself. >> you have worked on campaigns. >> is this standard procedure in a campaign? >> no. anytime you're in a campaign with an offer from a foreign government to help your campaign, the answer is no. >> all right. so let's discuss this with former secret it was agent, and cnn national security correspondent jim scuitto. first to you, jonathan. >> sure. >> given what was in the meeting, what would the secret service role be, even though he was not a protectee? >> i think it's important to take note of where this meeting occurred. the meeting occurred at trump tower, so at the time, the secret service was providing physical protection of trump

those first responders were quick to get to the scene. of course, gop whip steve scalise was critically wounded in the attack. the good news is that scalise fought off infection and has gone on to rehab at this point. bottom line, should be a touching moment as some other people that were wounded that day at the ball field are expected to be on hand for the presentation, recognizing the valor of the first responders. we expect a bunch of republican lawmakers on the baseball team, at the field that day to also be on hand to pay tribute to those that undoubtedly saved their lives, shep. >> we'll have coverage live next on fox news channel right after this. hey! this is lloyd. to prove to you that the better choice for him is aleve. he's agreed to give it up. ok, but i have 30 acres to cover by sundown. we'll be with him all day as he goes back to taking tylenol. yeah, i was ok, but after lunch my knee started hurting again so... more pills. yep... another pill stop. can i get my aleve back yet? for my pain... i want my aleve. get all day mi

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>> to respond to your question, i cannot respond to, because i've never witnessed it and i've been roma my life and my family has been. we as bathrooms and i've been to europe many times. it's kind of like i can't respond to something that had never seen as a roma person. i've never witnessed any of my family do such a thing. in the way you're making it sound with all due respect, or more negative papers are making it sound like they are doing it in protest. if it's happening. >> tucker: lots of people over a number of different years, there are photographs of it actually online. what is that about, it's not something that you need to do, so you have to assume it's a statement of deeply offensive. >> i can't respond on something so vague and vast, -- >> tucker: there's nothing vague about it, there's pictures. >> what i can say is this, what i can say is that a lot of these romanian roma are coming from romania where there's not a lot of running water and you can look at my film and see that this happens, there's not a lot of electricity, these are very rural areas. if the people in pen

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