also, like a cool rhythm, sounded like that speech was written by the same person who wrote diddy's rhymes, you know, we. aid. going. nowhere. we. ain't. going nowhere. >> although he voted to let other senators consider repeal og bamacare, he himself would not support the bill. and he boldly stood by that promise for almost six hours. >> around 9:30 last night the senate rejected the better care reconciliation action. nine republicans voted against the legislation. senator john mccain voted for it after saying he wouldn't. >> trevor: goddam it, mccain! the man mavericked himself. he said it then it got popular so he went against it. he said he hates process and says he. >> and votes for it, knowing yoga teachers yesterday took less positions than john mccain. they couldn't keep up. plawses (applause) so that obamacare repeal went down yesterday. this afternoon, they tried another one. and it crashed harder than a live mariah carry performance. oh, you didn't think i would do it twice in the same t is me and you! you know what you did. they keep crashing, we are basically watching congress

forever be intertwined with music because most often it's the musician the poet who channels the rhymes and heart beats of change that often starts as a soft a logic whisper creeping out from the underground and then crescendos into a grand opera of cultural change and up people and that intertwined history is why the musician will always be an agent or instrument if you will of change their lyrics and melodies can shine a light on the injustices and bring attention to the under-represented and even helped bring down the giants themselves. today let's find out what comes first the revolution or the music as watching the hawks strikes a chord if you want to fill with filled with old you see the tree at the back rails are the best places to analyze it to gauge the plot of the city you speak of. whether they like it or not i got to visit with lethal. three it'll still be world open. but. we're open. to start to put.

jay-z and beyonce's 5-year-old daughter spinning out rhymes in her father's new album. why some fans are finding an empowering message to women in blue's freestyle. ♪ boom shaka lacka but first the "nightline" 5. fios is not cable. and we believe everyone deserves faster internet. so with fios gigabit connection, you get amazing download speeds up to 940 megs ple have. and it's just $79.99 a month online for the first year. switch to fios gigabit connection with tv and phone for $79.99 a month. plus hbo for one year and multi-room dvr service for two years. all with a 2-year agreement. and switching has never been easier. get out of your contract with up to a $500 credit to help cover your early termination fee. go to fiosgigabit.com. >>> good evening. thank you for joining us. it's been nearly 20 years since the murder of world-renowned designer gianni versace, and still questions linger about any connections to his killer. on the surface it was a seemingly random run-in with one of the fbi's ten most wanted. but is it possible the two had met before? here's my "nightl

singing a large care home in south london and the sound of a nursery rhyme.opened in september, this will be the first nursery in the country to be cited in the grounds of a care home. children spend more of their time away from other age groups and the elderly spend more of their time away from everybody else so there is something very natural about bringing them together.l something very natural about bringing them together. a sports day to celebrate the opening and 87—year—old say is showing off her 999 87—year—old say is showing off her egg and spoon is gilles. children from the nearby nursery have been coming here on weekly trips. we sing and we dance and we play games and it is fabulous. for most of the residents that go, they have a great time. they come alive. bringing young and old together like this already happens in america, canada, japan will stop experts say the advantages are clear particularly for the elderly in tackling isolation and loneliness. but there are challenges to, finding the right side with enough space and of course making sure bo

there's no rhyme or reason to this massive protest.hey are going sometimes it builds and then it comes back and reaches back. it is coming in waves. it has died down for a bit right now since the last shot that we did with him about 16 minutes ago. they are continuing to hit session low after session low. it's down 62-point right now. and just off the lows of the session for all three. the order seems to be restored. and these protest. >> when i was in sun valley last time. that is a joke. it is a big median --dash immediate conference. charlie gasper in getting ready. getting ready to megadeal and wheel india. for our new reviewers. google it. it was an overly aggressive specific you did not pay attention to that. and we will be covering this next week. it is that premier immediate conference. it is interesting it is going to be a one-stop shopping for dealmaking and what are the conditions that could create a lot of telecom deals. the situation as this. a better regulatory environment coming out of washington. the trump administratio

she is without a soul she's a soulless ideologically bereft word that rhymes with jeremy hunt well i've kept that hundred dollars because max has a habit of ripping out money and i'm going to lobby. for a bit now we're going to lobby for us to return to mexico city in the not too distant future i also want to say that we will be going from this episode the next two or three weeks we will have what is called summer solutions these are a very favorite with the audience everybody likes it we're going to look at some solutions to some of these issues that we've been you know bringing up of course. since the last year so i you know i'm thinking in spanish right now it's hard to speak english sometimes. i keep on thinking to keela to know so from. now on in mexico city it will always be a day off a to me. it's beautiful it's so much time. i think the u.s. russia relationship is very important has suffered and we need to make it better there's no question about it we need to cooperate on so many issues on nuclear weapons from syria on iran on energy on trade. although there have been and serio

she is without a soul she's a soulless ideologically bereft word that rhymes with jeremy hunt well i've kept that hundred dollars because max has a habit of ripping out money and i'm going to lobby. for a bit and now we're going to lobby for us to return to mexico city in the not too distant future i also want to say that we will be going from this episode the next two or three weeks we will have what is called summer solutions these are a very favorite with the audience everybody likes it we're going to look at some solutions to some of these issues that we've been bringing up of course. since the last year so i you know i'm thinking in spanish right now it's hard to speak english some. i keep on thinking to. know so from coyote. in mexico city i'd always be day off a to me. it's beautiful it's so much talk. a little beginning since nato member sixteen she and the calls my colleagues and big trouble and condo retorts started to europe a surrounded by my enemy and one of them at the certain moment was president and what about russia you know would better let me go to which point the rel

to quote the old scottish nursery rhyme, if wishes were horses, then beggars would ride. translation -- we're talking -- more talking and more wishing won't get us anywhere. we can either take a significant step forward to undo obamacare's mandates and taxes that have collectively weakened or wreaked havoc on our health care system, or we can dither about them more and leave them in place for the foreseeable future. in my view, mr. president, the choice is an easy one. i urge all of my colleagues to once again vote with me to repeal obamacare. we have blown a number of opportunities already in recent weeks. last night, we blew a big one. i hope we can avoid doing the same with this upcoming vote. if not, we'll have to answer to the american people and explain to them why we failed and why we failed. mr. president, with that, i -- i suggest the absence of a quorum. a senator: i would ask you to withdraw that, please. the presiding officer: the senator from delaware. mr. carper: mr. president, i see you and our friend from utah. i feel compelled just to go back in time, if

she is without a soul she's a soulless ideologically bereft word that rhymes with jeremy hunt well i've kept that hundred dollars because max has a habit of ripping out money and i'm going to lobby. for a bit now we're going to lobby for us to return to mexico city in the not too distant future i also want to say that we will be going from this episode the next two or three weeks we will have what is called summer solutions these are a very favorite with the audience everybody likes it we're going to look at some solutions to some of these issues that we've been bringing up of course. since the last year so i you know i'm thinking. right now it's hard to speak english. i keep on thinking to keep to know so from. now on in mexico city it will always be a day off a to me. it's beautiful it's so much fun. bustling the dubrovnik in venice are all fixed travel destinations so it must be nice to live there or is it. going. to. go crowds of tourists disrupt the city's economic and social life remember to leave before the sun the celestial get out of the loop it was such a the traditional story

as excited, there also renders, resist and persist, she persisted, we resisted, they can rhyme.democrats 2018, have you seen the other guys. that is real. they were quickly mocked online and we came up with a few of our own. here is my first one if you can look at that. there you go. vote democrat and we won't call you a bigoted, racist, homophobic. democrat, will stop y2k. the way ahead of things. what do we want? i don't know. what do you want it? not sure. democrat, show me the money, so we can waste it on things you don't need. [laughter] democratic party, where you can be president. seriously, are you interested? the democratic party, the place to go if you are scared of winning her back finally, last one. the democratic party we have candidates candy. candy is the name of the teenager that they are holding iran some and if you don't vote, she's dead. tyrus, do you have any better ones? >> how about coming to the thousands. you can tell this is why pelosi has to go. all right, let's get but pens, cards and bumper stickers and maybe a hot air balloon and will do popcorn and

but new york and other cities are rhyme and deblast yoa is a bright blue mayor.t shell out billions of dollars for shelters for homeless people. a 39% spike is see normous. sp their liberal policies where not helping at all. charles: you see on the upper errands it will continue. as a layman you look around and say the many got to stop at some point. >> we had a soft 2016. and there were quite a few buyers with even if the-up demand. we had such an spin creased volume. the sales went up by 15%. also what happened is that's sellers who had this grand vision of what their property may have been worth finally came to terms with an actual value. char rrm jason, are we in a dickens sort of environment? all these major cities because of these progressive policies, high taxes and bureaucratic regulatory restrictions where you have the super rich and super poor. is that an economic reality for these major cities? >> it's an economic reality. the historic district commissions, we need more rerntsal products. we don't need more house or done doze. i have a little bit contr

i'm here that we don't know where it's going on right here nothing happened look beyond words that rhyme here yeah words across the crime is in the lie of a mission we have been talking about this for ten months and not until the media is about to break the story that he suddenly become transparent and put all the information out there that where the real crime is he should have been honest with the american people when we asked has there been any connections he said that said we had a meeting with these very important people under the belief we're going to find out about something an hour let's we'll leave it there lou done jones and martin great to have both of you with us and i appreciate the back and forth i said so much perhaps the first big news and you're going to say oh no they're already talking about this but that's right perhaps the first big news for the twenty twenty electoral cycle senator bernie sanders says he won't take the possibility of another run off the table are you leaving two thousand and twenty on the table are you taking it off the table you know i'm not taking

♪ >> heart was a big deal because in the decade that was dominated by a type of rock 'n roll that rhymesce had come to expect a better standard of performance. a better quality of lighting and sound and staging. they have come to expect a show. ♪ we still have time and i still defy a troublemaker on a high ♪ >> the '70s the groups started to become more theatrical. they realized just giving them the music isn't enough. we have to give them something to look at. >> mr. naked people. more misbehavior, more over the top stuff going on. just, just more. ♪ oh ♪ no time >> playing stadiums was too unreal. it would just be a sea of faces into infinity. ♪ with your sweet bag of lies ♪ crazy, crazy, crazy ♪ on you, crazy on you >> stadium tours put a lot of people near music. what they also do is force the musicians to play to the back of the hall. >> in the '70s that distance between the performer on stage and that audience grew. >> if you went to any of the big arena rock shows it was always about the star up here and the audience down here and this sort of iconography of the rock star as this

essentially in the same place for rhyme this career as last year. we weren't experiencing a huge spike. we weren't way ahead in anything and we seen a lot of activity calm down, hearing if things from the officers on the street and that's who i rely on. >> reporter: police say they need much more help in this case, need witnesses to come forward. there's a cash reward of up to $25,000 and you can remain anonymous. reporting from hyattsville, paul wagner, fox 5 local news. >>> in prince george's county, we're finding out why a school board member chose to resign soon after fox 5 exposed allegations of grade fixing and corruption within the school system. >> during open records requests, we obtained her resignation letter to the county executive. lindsey watts joins us. >> reporter: as we've been reporting the state is now launching an independent investigation into claims of grade changing and fraud to boost the prince george's county graduation rate. claims made by these four board members in a letter to the governor. after that letter came out. the

take the pledge at getscreenednow.org it only takes a minute to take care of yourself, and nothing rhymesmore to disqualify the special counsel because of its conflicts of interest. if i'm the president i'm going to be very upset the idea james comey's buddy is running the investigation and he has stacked the deck with a bunch of people who donated to hillary clinton or the dnc. >> this absurd. 7 of the 15 people on the special counsel team have donated to hillary clinton or the democrats editorial committee. one of the picks is the clinton foundation lawyer fighting the foia request for emails connected to the private server. a lot of us are frustrate when we look at deputy attorney general rod rosenstein. i haven't signed off on some of this stuff because he's not required to check in on some of these individual decisions. this is something trump will have to push against. i think he can actually start to push hard and deal with it in the next month or two. trish: it's such a distraction right now. there is any way for him to get a handle on this? and would it start with replacing jeff

. >> i call it pacman rhyme still trying to learn how to play with it you. >> hear me, you hear me. >> vincent is beyond excited. he's free. but still he needs his own housing and a job and grown up things he never had. >> they came too fast. i don't think they're ready for us. >> folks are on their way home and coming home:00 a.m. numbers are in the hundreds in philadelphia country alone and it's not reentry as usual. >> attorneys joanna visor and lauren fine have been in the forefought of collaboration government services private and non profits working hard to help juvenile lifers reenter society and thrive and never oosing light of those whose lives were cut short. >> every single wuv of their is kas represent a huge loss. there's a loss in family and communicate it and our city that each case represents and that cannot be lost on any of this. >> vincent says he wants to make amend for the past but dapd banding together with the dozens of juvenile lifers already paroled owed to show how much they changed and help make the transition smoother for others to come if they want to. >>

. >> 30 hours, 13 countries, and it is official, amazon's rhyme day is it's biggest sales day ever amazon says sales grew by 60% over the same 30 hours last year and maybe more important, amazon says more new prime members signed up 00 july 11th than any other single day in its history. and we know that independent research shows that prime members spend almost double nonprime members annually. so it's a valuable group participation also was higher with 50% more prime members buying something on the site this year than did on 2016 prime day. now based on all this, an estimate that amazon topped a billion in revenue with gross per dmerchandise hitting betwee5 billion. the echo device was the best selling item and remember this is a key product that keeps consumers fur connected to the ecosystem if you will other top selling prices were an instant pot pressure cooker and a dna test and 200,000 dresses were sold, the same as the number of light bulbs. boomerang commerce which is run by a former amazon employee says prime day discounts did average between 31% and 45% with the third party sell

leland: will history repeat itself were nearly rhymed.for the answer to that question, we bring in congressman desantis of the great state. nice to see you, thank you. >> good afternoon. tranter the threat of escaping washington heat for the florida heat may not exactly be so much motivation to you for being in florida. important question. whatever the senate passes, the house will likely have to take up once again. is there even time really realistically before august to get this done? >> i don't know before august, but there's nothing written in the constitution says congress needs to take a five-week recess. i've been one calling for the house, the senate not due to the recess and make sure we get things like health care, get the spending bills done and start moving on tax reform. it is frustrating when you hear people say we are running out of time when we are giving up five weeks of time we could be putting in to get this stuff done. we are really at an inflection point. if you look at the obamacare repeal and replace, tax reform, sp