after listening to rodgers' presentation in june of 2011, dr.ut an amended death certificate and lists homicide as the manner of death. listen. i had a state attorney here as a witness, and i said i would amend the autopsy, and change the manner of death from suicide to homicide. i did that, but just internally. i didn't send it out. it wasn't filed with anybody, wasn't sent to the funeral director. wasn't disclosed to anybody but the state attorney. >> reporter: hobin says he was told to hold off filing the document by the state attorney while the investigation continues. >> we had people almost, almost close to doing the right thing, and then we have people above them that said, "no, we're going to do it a little different." >> reporter: hobin never officially files that amended certificate. he's later reprimanded by the state for keeping that document at his home. eventually a new medical examiner is consulted, one who will turn this investigation upside-down. in the "frontline" documentary, dr. predrag bulic believes the death was a suicide

rodger: there is an interesting aspect. the u.s.orces in korea, they utilized ine to be korean contingency. they cannot be used in other u.s. operations abroad. u.s. presidents have looked for ways to reduce the total number of forces on the korean peninsula. i do not think a piece accord peace accord- a would let them remove them, but it mate let them take some for uses in other regions. south korea is looking for ways to strengthen its own capacity. its interest is looking broader and north korea to a future where laces like china and japan are its attention competitors. it needs to reshape the way its military forces are structured. japan is the most concerned about this question because if there is a drawdown or removal of u.s. forces in south korea rapidly, japan becomes the frontline in the u.s. strategy for lack of a better word to contain china. that puts a change in japan's security relationships. amanda: on the other side of the summit, how quickly might we see real change in north korea's relationship with the rest of the

cathy mcmorris rodgers. athy?? representative neal dunn. brownley. i assume we have a couple others -- anybo i did not announce? you want to stand? you deserve it. itas been incredible.ch, really, finally, i want to thank the veterans service organizations slatio the finishsh the whenever i spoke, this was one of the most important things. it was something i got the biggest hand for. people want to take care of our events. -- our vets. our nation was shocked by .a. system the v sh there s nothinth abou it. not take care of the bad people. with us are many brave veterans who endured that in justice. -- injustice. they served their country with honor, only to be denied the medical treatment they needed. no one should suffer what you suffered. you suffered greatly. no one should have to fight for their lives when they come back when they come to their home. andommend your strength courage in the face of hardship. we pledge to act in your name and in the name of every other veteran who has been so wrongly that it -- wronged. to those who serve our nation

and i didn't know what a permit wa>> hi little girl sell some water. >> reporter: rodgers immediatelymother. >> you can hide all you want. the whole world going to see you, boo. >> recently i lost my job. we were planning a trip to disneyland before that happened. i felt kind of sidelined a little bit. my daughter just wanted to help. >> reporter: the incident is the latest high-profile instance of black people being reported to authorities for seemingly normal things. allison ettel, now nicknamed permit patty, has drawn comparisons to jennifer schultz. she called police on a group of black people having a barbecue in the park. last month a yale grad student called police on a classmate for napping in a common area, and two months ago, two men were detained for using a starbucks bathroom and sitting at a table for several minutes without rmde .ngi reporter: ettle told the huffington post she acted because rodgers and her mother were screaming, but after watching the video, she feels horrible and heart wrenched. she also said, i completely regret i handled that so poorly. it was comple

. >> she said she acted because rodgers and her mother were screaming and after watching the video, sheble. and heart-wrenched and said, i completely regret that i handled that so poorly. it was completely stress-related and i should have never confronted her had. that was a mistake, a complete mistake. austin denies screaming and said that the situation never should have escalated to calling the police. >> let kids be kids. if they are not hurting anybody, who cares. austin's daughters said is she does plan to keep on selling water. as for the trip to disney land, musician an jonathan brennan has paid for rodgers and three of they are family members to go whenever they would like to. >> that's the overnight news for tuesday. check back later for the morning news and cbs this morning. from the broadcast center in new york city. captioning funded by cbs >>> it's tuesday, june 26th, 2018. this is the "cbs morning news". >> they want to protect illegals coming into the country much more so than they want to protect you. >> rallying cry. immigration is the hot topic as president trump stump

more is it is rob rodgers is what are what are you can i have it a one one one one cartoon that dead at one one lately. rejection from the neighborhood for he says that in. ninety nine rejected smart [inaudible] of donald. as there is there is our source lee. they aren't on digestive. my graduationzñvpx]çça 06/15/18 06/15/18 [captioning made possible by democracy now!] amy: from pacifica, this is democracy now! >> asylum was never meant to alleviate all problems, even all serious problems, that people face every day all over the world. amy: attorney general jeff sessions has announced domestic violence will no longer be grounds for asylum will stop a far-reaching shift that could affect thousands of women fleeing gender-based violence, particularly from central

cathy mcmorris rodgers. representative neal dunn. representative elise alton. julia brownley. i assume we have a couple others -- anybody i did not announce? you want to stand? you deserve it. thank you all very much, really, it has been incredible. [applause] finally, i want to thank the veterans service organizations that helped us push the legislation across the finish line. whenever i spoke, this was one of the most important things. it was something i got the biggest hand for. people want to take care of our great vets. four years ago our entire nation was shocked and outraged by stories of the v.a. system plagued by abuse, fraud, and mistry smith -- mistreatment of our veterans. there was nothing they could do about it. the people that worked there couldn't take care of the bad people. with us are many brave veterans who endured that injustice. including steve cooper and laura vellar, they served their country with honor, only to be denied the medical treatment they needed. no one should suffer what you suffered, stephen laura. one who defends our country in uniform shou

mcmorris rodgers: thank you very much for yielding. thank you for hosting us this evening and bringing us all together to talk about the positive impact of the tax cuts and jobs act. one part that is contributing to our booming economy. last friday was the six-month anniversary of the passage and the signage of the tax cuts and jobs act into law. most sweeping tax reform in more than three decades. and our goal was pretty simple. more jobs, bigger paychecks and fairer taxes. as this law continues to be implemented, that's what we're seeing. since we passed the tax cuts and jobs act, we've been able to create more than one million jobs. unemployment rate is now at 3.8%. at's the lowest in 50 years, since 1969. unemployment for blacks and hispanics is at the lowest level ever on record. compensation increases for small business workers are at the highest level in 20 years. consumer confidence is close to an 18-year high. people are the most hopeful that they've been in 17 years. about finding that good paying job. for the first time in o

mcmorris rodgers: ok. good morning, everyone. with lower taxes and fewer regulations, our economy is built for growth. 95% of manufacturers are optimistic about the future. 95%. that's the highest number ever. in washington state, our average wages have increased the highest amount in 10 years. 54% of americans are saying that the economy is either good or excellent. it's the highest number from a recent cnbc surv. for families and small businesses who are no longer ha hope, they have hope for a better life because of our booming economy. and they also are hopeful that america is safe and secure. you've heard me say it before, but in order for america to be a diplomatic power, we have to be a military power. to be a military power you have to be an economic power. that's why it's all related. having a stronger economy is allowing us to take the steps to rebuild our military. the people's house this week is advancing priorities that will provide for our national defense, give our troops the highest pay increase that they've seen i

online's lauren zima found out, she and fiance jordan rodgers are rooting for becca to find her happilyw much do you keep up with the show these days? are you and jordan watching? >> we are. this is actually the first time that we've been watching the show since our season. >> i'm so excited. >> your advice to becca on handling the drama? >> just take it like i said, one day at a time. try not to listen to the negative outside voices. focus on your relationship, and you'll be okay. >> will you marry me? >> yes! oh, my god. >> it's been two years since jordan popped the question to jojo, but these days, the duo is more focused on home remodeling than walking down the aisle. she's even chronicled many of her projects on instagram. >> who was handier, you or jordan? because i feel like we saw you more doing the dirty work. >> i think probably me. he's really good though at, like, just taking the sledge hammer and just going to town. >> now we're teaming with jojo and marcus by goldman sachs to help you get a better backyard this summer. >> what made you want to team up with marcus by goldm

rodgers think about you? taking away health insurance.ryl: republican florida attorney general accused of ripping babies out of the arms of mothers while she tries to go to a movie over the weekend. we're going to have the full sound for you. also occupy ice protesters shutting down the local immigration and custody building in portland. [chanting] cheryl: and guess what? the mayor's on the protester side. we've got the details. but first, president trump now slamming red hen restaurant after they ask press secretary sarah huckabee sanders to leave. trump 2020 campaign manager katrina pearson reacts. we'll be right back brad's about to find out if his denture can cope with... a steak. luckily for him, he uses super poligrip. it helps give him 65% more chewing power. leaving brad to dig in and enjoy. super poligrip. and i recently had hi, ia heart attack. it changed my life. but i'm a survivor. after my heart attack, my doctor prescribed brilinta. it's for people who have been hospitalized for a heart attack. brilinta is taken with a low-d

mcmorris rodgers: that's another reason it's a priority to fix the broken immigration system. leme be clear, i do not believe the government should be separating families and children at the border. the president was here yesterday, i'm encouraged by what our members put forward to ensure that we stop the practice of separating families, we keep our border secure, keep america safe and find a daca solution. the immigration issue is not going away. the president wants a solution. our members want a solution. the american people want a solution. we need a solution. my priority right now is to be continuing to work with our members to find that solution. i want to switch gears a little also and remind everyone as the speaker did that friday is the six-month anniversary of the tax cuts and jobs act and in just six months, we've had over a million jobs created, wages are growing at the fastest rate since 2008, consumer confidence is up, small business owners are optimistic. we have record low unemployment. 3.8%. it's the lowest we have seen for a long time. i'm so glad the chairman

. >> reporter: rodgers went ahead with the idea anyway and it proved fruitful. today appeal is backed by many investors including the bill and lelinda gates foundation. now app avocados will be in costco stores. >> that's right. that's right. >> rogers say people who use this can dramatically increase supply and food waist costs people $18 billion a year. this is one of the biggest challenges that retailersheace is amount of shrink. >> the coating is made of peel of vegetables. it starts out as a powder to be a solution. roge helps it last longer. >> we're slowing down the ratel the cck is ticking. >> reporter: but there are obstacles, while the fda sa appe appeal's tasteless coating is generally recognized as sa, we talked to some people who are skeptical, natural or not. rogers answers them b taking a bite for themselves before making a decision. >> we're not thinking of this as being only a solution in one small area of the world. nd other nking big fees are with us. >> reporter: the company says appeal coated avocados will sell for the same price. the retail

congresswoman kathryn mcmorris rodgers. and kevin corke, what's the latest on the president's executive order. >> for the president this is simply a temporary fix because there is -- i have to tell you, they have a firm commitment to securing the border and to making sure that they put an end to mass unlawful migration to this country. the president on twitter once again talking about it this morning. let me share a bit of what he had to say. he has been fairly active this morning on twitter, i can tell you that as well. he said this, the border has been a big mess and a problem for many years. at some point schumer and pelosi who are weak on crime and border security will be forced to do a real deal. so easy. it solves the long-time problem. he added this. schumer used to want border security. now he will take crime. what's happening here is the president is arguing that thousands are claiming they're seeking asylum when they come to our borders to try to get a back doorway into our country to stay here. he says it puts am

mohammed helps to hand out the gifts for the children not much of a summer for me it's not about winning rodgers he was just fun us it is you. know grades are awarded but a winner. is named volunteers correct every single dictation and in the end the winners are announced to great applause. the young boxers from lack of nerve aren't among them and maybe a little disappointed but knowing they gave it their best shot they all go home happy. ever since the conservative law and justice party came to power in poland it's been tightening its grip on the country's media and sultan the president or the country may now result in a jail sentence and such laws are now being used to crack down on the cultural sector too like comedy was satire is considered a clever way to be critical of society especially the government and poland it seems the punch line can be a prosecution. polish satirical puppets here cloudier your hero with her very own miniature version of you know it's love kaczynski the chairman of the country's ruling law and justice party piece i am at the time surprising it's got to them sort of

family were all spiked by the editor the paper said it tried to find what it called a middle way with rodgers but that he had been unwilling to quote collaborate unquote and it's worth noting as the mayor of pittsburgh did that the firing came just one day after trump called the u.s. news media our country's biggest enemy we'll leave you now with some of the cartoons the post because that saw on fit to print and we'll see you next time they're there listening to. these and the differences. and the similarities of cultures across the world. i really still liberated as a journalist but i'm. getting to the truth. welcome to the polls closed. about to begin with voters choosing a president who will increase will cross live to ankara and istanbul european leaders meet in brussels to work on the migration crisis and. called lifeline searches for port. and bring a group of refugees to safety zimbabwe police offer a reward to help them find those behind a bombing.

family were all spiked by the editor the paper said it tried to find what it called a middle way with rodgers but that he had been unwilling to quote collaborate unquote and it's worth noting is the mayor of pittsburgh did that the firing came just one day after trump called the u.s. news media our country's biggest enemy we'll leave you now with some of the cartoons the post because that saw on fit to print and we'll see you next time here at the listening but. it was a war that united egypt and syria and against israel but in the heat of the battle that different agendas soon became apparent i suppose that his dream was to have to see tonight in sixty seven when president said that came to be told us just give me ten centimeters of land in the east the second i'm a three part series israeli population but told that their troops were on the west bank of the series connect. spawn's the second week of the war in october on al-jazeera. i'm rob matheson in doha the top stories on al-jazeera the u.s. supreme court has upheld the donald trump's travel ban on people from five muslim majority countr

mcmorris rodgers: i ask unanimous consent that considered as read. the speaker pro tempore: without objection. the resolution is -- without objection, the resolution is agreed and the motion to reconsider is laid upon the table. for what purpose does the gentleman from maryland seek recognition. >> mr. speaker, i ask unanimous consent to have my name removed as a co-sponsor of h.r. 2069. the speaker pro tempore: without objection. pursuant to clause 8 of rule 20, the chair will postpone further proceedings today on motions to suspend the rules on which a recorded vote of the yeas and nays are ordered. or votes objected to under clause 6 of rule 20. the house will resume proceedings on postponed questions at a later time. for what purpose does the gentleman from california seek recognition. >> mr. speaker, i move that the house suspend the rules and pass h.r. 15 -- 5841, as amended. the speaker pro tempore: the clerk will report the title of the bill. bill rk: h.r. 5841rks a to modernize and strengthen the committee on foreign investment in the united

mcmorris rodgers: good morning, everyone. this is kristen from eastern washington and she struggled with opiod addiction for the last eight years. she was a successful, highly competitive swimmer when she was injured, she was prescribed some opiods that led to a heroin addiction which has led to her having four stints, rehab, losing her kids, numerous job firings. her addiction has torn her family apart and it's not solved. she's a family that's close to me as well as those in eastern washington as she's my district director's sister. they need help and they need hope. for families like kristen, the people's house is taking more comprehensive steps this week to address this growing opioid crisis all across america and we are focused on increasing our understanding as to how we prevent addiction, protect our communities, crack down on the foreign shipments of fentanyl from places like mexico and china. as this issue is hitting home to me in eastern washington, it's all across the country. nationwide 116 people die every day fr

aaron rodgers who are making a difference. domestic violence starts a slekding one in four win. >>> safe horizon hotlines. >> i can't talk for long. he's going to be back any minute. i might have to call you back. >> got into an argument, he was punching and slapping me in the face. i blacked out. i don't know what happened after that. >> more than 20,000 people call safe horizons hotlines every single day. >> thank you. >> we met this 23-year-old at a shelter in new york city. she asked him to be abused. >> it was easier to do something and go over the sponsor. yesterday the more difficult it is to explain. >> sorry. >> it's okay. >> she would call the child a monster. monster attacks me. where's dad yes. daddy was protecting me from the monster. it's hard to think about having to make that sort of lie up. >> when you left last night, was it different than what had happened before that made you say, this is the last time? >> i felt like if i don't leave now, i'm not going to be able to. >> let's fix this, right? >> i have per

mcmorris rodgers of washington. the chair: her sunt to house resolution 918, the gentlewoman from washington, mrs. mcmorris rodgers, and a member opposed each will control five minutes. the chair recognizing the gentlewoman from washington. ms. mcmorris rgers: i want to applaud chairman shuster for getting wrda back on a two-year cycle . in eastern washington we rely on rivers, locks, and dams to move goods through ports and to markets abroad. i represent the columbia snake river system and this system is crucial to moving washington's wheat and potatoes. today i offer an amendment to authorize a land transfer between the army corps of i think sheers and the port of whitman. this will allow them to accomplish goals of providing adecisional jobs and opportunities in eastern washington. to do this, they need this land transfer this amendment authorizes this process. we work with the state and local community to ensure this process will meet fish and wildlife mitigation requirement swell keep recreation opportunities a

the city of misrata what a world that has been a ghost town since two thousand and eleven when ms rodger officials expelled its residents for allegedly committing atrocities against rebels during the uprising that toppled moammar gadhafi would have had as more from misrata. here in this room right behind me representative from both state is the city of misrata and the city of toyota have just finished signing any conciliation deal that is called any consolation a charter and that allows the people of toyota to return back home after almost six years of this placement the people of the what have i q's by misrata ribbons of committing atrocities against rebels and yet twenty eleven during that evolution the top of america death to the people of the world they have been living in camps all over libya for almost six years now and they are accused of killing civilians of shelling of targeting civilian areas during the seventy's a revolution in twenty eleven that toppled the regime of moammar gadhafi now after signing this deal today that people have a lot of stock on the way back home to to w

but the packers let aaron rodgers do it..gave fans a sneak peek at his role in discovery channel's "shark week": i guess he didn't get eaten. the other stars who survived the filming: brady's patriots teammate rob gronkowski.. wwe fighter ronda rousey and olympic skiier lindsey vonn. hopefully this shark week will feature better stunts than the last one when michael phelps.. "didn't" swim anywhere next to a shark. it was a computer animated timed race. the whole idea is to raise awareness about sharks because they're endangered species. . ( darya ) you know what's even more endangered than the shark.. the rare "rainbow farting unicorn" .. an artist named tom edwards created the unicorn to show the power of magic.. and he put it coffee mugs that were sold. well one found it's way in to the hands of tesla ceo elan musk.. who decided he loved it so much that he tweeted a copy of the cartoon image to promote tesla's new "sketch pad" feature, which allows drivers to draw on a touchscreen... the artist doesnt mind them using the un

i have paul callen and jennifer rodgers with intimate knowledge of sdny. let me start with you. initially when you see the headline "switching lawyers," you might think, oh, could he be cooperating? it may just be a matter of he wants someone moe is familiar, with experience with sdny because they're the one investigating? >> he might. and thatould be a really smart move actually, maybe someone in the office but is part of the new york criminal defense bar and knows the office internataliinternaimately. that's the best lawyer to go with at this point. and it's also being said that he's not paying his bills at this point. >> and ryan and his law firm would have gone through a lot of these documents in connection with the congressional inquiry. so maybe cohen saves a little built of money and he's got a washington specialist on the case. but now as we move closer to possible indictment of michael cohen, he wants a criminal law specialist who has good ties to the southern district of new york, which is entirely distric the u.s. attorney. so there's a logic to a change in counsel he

joining me cnn legal analyst, jennifer rodgers a former prosecutor. i just can't help it, you guys gasped when you heard rudy giuliani. that was. >> yes, there's a separate of legal versus moral. legal become it is question of damages. what are the damages she may get or not get based on representation. et cetera. okay. fine. we can talk about damages at some point about what they would be. but the notion, that, oh, look at his other three wives, and look at her. and therefore, of course that means that this couldn't have happened. i mean, even the most fervent of trump supporters i think, at the very least think, yeah, i think that's possible. and most people in the country, based on every poll that identify seen believed that he had an affair with her. so, this notion that it's absurd based on the way she looks and what she does is incredibly insulting obviously. but also doesn't make a lot of sense. >> jennifer if you want to respond and get to the substance of this. >> getting to what trump say about the women who accused him of sexual assault. he

i want to bring in jennifer rodgers and jack quinn. good evening to both of you.eryone saying, oh, hs going to flip, he's not happy. people change lawyers all the time, right? what do you think this means? >> i think he's facing down an indictment pretty sn and he wants to have representation with experience in the southern district of new york, a new york lawyer whose fought these guys before. this is a big battle for him. i think it's time for him to switch to a different kind of lawyer and probably doesn't mean much more than that. >> dean, you say the southern district of new york wants cohen to cooperate, what kind o leveo you think prosecutors have against cohe would they raid his home if he didn't have something serious? >> well, they'd have to have probable cause to do the search warrant in the first place. lesay that did check some evidence when they went into home, they now have evidence for their indictments. we don't know exactly what those are. we know they were looking at the stormy daniels payment, the kerry mcdug dal payment. it's still not clear w

. >> rod rodgers, we wish you the best of luck. kep in touch. >> thanks, jake.atulations on your cartoon award over the weekend. >> it is a sketch on a napkin compared to what you do. thanks. >>> scary security questions after a man warn-- wanted for murder -- shows up in the white house complex. stay with us. on demand tech support ittle as $15 a month. this week get boise case paper for only $29.99 at office depot office max. we had long deployments in iraqa was able to take care of my family while i was overseas serving. it was my very first car accident. we were hit from behind. i called usaa anththing th 'are you ok?' they always thank you for your service, which is nice because as a spouse you serve too. we're the hayles and we're usaa members for life. see how much you could save with usaa by bundling your auto and home insuran get a quote today. ta somethinor joints. heart... but do you take something for your brain. with an ingredient originally found in jellyfish, prevagen is the number one selling brain-health supplement in drug stores nationwide. pre

rodgers, gordon chang, i'd love to have both of you back because we have tension between the two countriesjoining us. >> thanks, liz. liz: anytime. >> thank you. liz: you're welcome, t.j.. i haven't seen you in a while. it's great to have you back. well, we've lost more than 100 points of the gains, the dow is up 137 though on this friday. when we come back, the 200-plus billion dollar man with some investment ideas before you head out. ♪ ♪ to buy or sell? with fidelity's real-time analytics, you'll get clear, actionable alerts about potential investment opportunities in real time. fidelity. open an account today. liz: well, what the heck happened. okay. for the month of june it looks like we're just not going to make it to positive territory for the dow jones industrials. yes for the s&p just slightly, more so for the nasdaq. they're in the green. but in the final two minutes of trade financials selling off after being higher on better news on the stress test. so we've got jp gore man, we're only 92 points up after being up 292 points. let me bring in my next guest. he likes financials. w

they manage household rodgers across countries. -- household budgets across countries.ore about exchange rates than many of us do. they know a lot that we were not giving them credit. one of the things we found that there was this tradition of people coming together to lend and save money together in very informal ways. when we saw this activity, this had been going on for millennia across the country and across the world, we basically found a way to actually bring more value to that activity by helping build and improve and formalize that in a loan process so that we could service that loan and report that to the credit bureaus. by virtue of us reporting to the credit bureaus, we were able to help people build and improve their credit scores, or even if they didn't have a credit history, we were able to establish a credit history for them. carol: what is a typical loan amount, and who is a typical customer asking for money? i'm also curious about the fold rates. rates.t default do most people end up paying it back? jose: average loan is about $900. they usually have in

. >> reporter: james rodgers said he was camping in malibu state park in november of 2017 when he was struck in the middle of the night. >> i fell through my hammock and awoke to find the wound on my arm -- >> reporter: multiple wounds likely from shotgun pellets required surgery. rogers said he reported the incident to police. >> i showed them the area and told them all about what happened. and then that was pretty much it. until i found out there was a -- another incident. >> reporter: rogers know of two more shootings that happened shortly after his, including the bullet that pierced melissa angelo's vehicle in the middle of the night two months later. police are investigating three other shooting incidents within the last year. but so far they aren't saying there is a connection. >> there is no evidence that this incident is related to any other prior shooting near the location. >> reporter: tristan's rabbi said his irvine community is reeling after their devastating loss. >> this is a family that really loves each other deeply and for him to take his kids on a camping trip was su

kate rodgers with the latest. >> the canadian senate is set to vote as early as today legalizing recreationaluana for those 18 and up. the industry in canada could generate some $4 billion in sales its first year alone if it passes industry watchers say this opens up the doors for accelerated moves here in the u.s. right now nine states and washington d.c. have legalized cannabis, while 29 states in have legalized it for medsal use. we'll be closely watching the decision in canada earlier this year, attorney general jeff sessions did backtrack on the coal memo in the u.s. an obama era policy that allowed businesses to operate in states that have legalized the drug despite the fact it is a level one drug and federally illegal something senators are working to change with their bipartisan bill the states act announced today that allows states to regulate cannabis without federal interference big cannabis stocks were all lower today ahead of this key vote but take a look at this wall here. for the month up around 16%. 18, 29% and 35%. >> tim seymour >> you can't expect these stocks to go up fore

joining me now, katie rodgers, white house correspondent for "the new york times." katie, welcome to you. you heard kelly's report there. did the white house provide an explanation to the president's response to that letter? and is there any new reporting according to kelly, she said there were no surprises in the letter so -- >> well, i think, with the president at camp david relaxing and also getting work done, we haven't gotten a readout yet from the white house of what was specifically in that letter. i think part of what the president seemed to be signaling yesterday, though, was a relaxing intention. he was trying to signal in order to get this summit done we're going to, you know, relent a little bit on the semit maantic maximum pressure and we're going to do simpatico. and also just saying this might take a while. so, i think this letter in a large part, seems to be ceremony. you know, he didn't read it, during the meeting. you know, he said it was interesting and nice. but, i mean -- i think this visit largely seemed to symbolize, okay, this was the first s

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she will face representative mike rodgers in the fall. up having to step down. mallory joins me now. she is the author of a recent piece entitled i'm a former miss america winner. good riddance to the swim suit competition. how come? give me the take you have on this? >> hey, good morning. you know, here is the thing, throughout my year as miss america i did so many wonderful things that most of the general public knows nothing about. and partially that's due to poor branding and poor marketing by the former board of directors and the former executives at miss america, but a part is also because this telecast reflects nothing of what we do throughout the year. what we're really trying to do is just marry what miss america does with what the general public sees in the pageant and i think it's going to really help people understand that miss america is a job. it's a very well paid job. it's a very demanding job. and it's one where you're expected to be an advocate and speaker throughout the year. and not a bikini model. >> okay. but will an

mcmorris rodgers: good morning, everyone. this is kristen from eastern washington and struggled with oipped addiction for the last eight years. she was a successful, highly competitive swimmer when she was injured, she was prescribed some oippeds that led to a heroin addiction which has led her having four stints, rehab, losing her kids, numerous job firings. sher addiction has torn her family apart and it's not solved. she's a family that's close to me as well as those in eastern washington as she'sdi director's sister. need help t

member of any of the main parties is the new man in the job the courts had ordered president harry rodger on argument here nina to form a government of national unity with a consensus prime minister but some opposition politicians are questioning whether the man appointed is really politically neutral this indian ocean island nation has been gripped speier crisis since april when proposed proposed electoral reforms sparked a wave of protests the opposition said the new laws were designed to block certain candidates from running in the upcoming elections the court overturned the plans but the protests carried on by more than fact into a movement aimed at ousting the president two people have died in the demonstrations but the president stayed on now the question remains whether the appointment of this so-called unity prime minister will end the unrest or not here is more on the story without him a tosser. opposition party say they had a list of names people who they wanted to be made prime minister christians say was on that list some of the opposition say they're happy he's been made prim

. >> reporter: james rodgers says he was camping in malibu state creek park in november of 2016 whenruck in the middle of the night. >> i fellhrough my hammock and awoke just to find the wound on my arm. >> reporter: multiple wounds likely from shotgun pellets required surgery. dgers says he reported the incident to police. >> i showed them the area. told them all about what happened. and then that was pretty much it until i found out there was another incident. >> reporter: rgers says he knows of two more shootings that happened shortly after his, including the bullet that pierced this man's vehicle in the middle of the night just two months later. police say they're investigating three other shooting incidents that happened within the last year, but so far aren't saying there's a connection. >>here is no evidence that suggests that this incident is related to any o er prior shooting near the location. >> reporter: tristan beaudette's rabbi, arnold rockless, says hi irvine community is reeling tter their devastating loss. >>s is a family that really loves each other deeply a for him

. >> reporter: the 8-year-old, jordan rodgers was selling water on saturday near the san francisco giantsorter: she says she doesn't understand why the woman would call the police. >> i did not want to see the police because i was scared. >> reporter: the woman ducks when she realizes she's being recorded. >> you can hide all you want. the whole world going to see you, boo. >> reporter: the girl's mother erin austin says her daughter was trying to raise money for a trip to disneyland. >> she has wanted to go to disneyland for awhile. we were saving up, and i actually lost my job, so she wanted to help. >> reporter: austin posted the video on instagram and twitter saturday with the #permitpatty. racking up more than 6 million views. in a statement to abc news, ettel says she became annoyed by the girl and her constant yelling, so she went downstairs and said you're shouting loudly and i cannot work. can you please move around the corner. she says austin told her to go ahead and call the police. ettel tells us she did call the police but not to report them but to simply know if what they we

congressman -- excuse mecongresr rodgers joins us good to have you ere. >> thank you good to be withto talk about the expanded definition of cfius moving through congress right now tell us why you support this legislation. >> well, i think as the discussion you're having, the house just took action it's important for congress to act to update this law to make sure we are protecting american interest what we're seeing is a growing although maybe in recent years you've seen a downward trend but you're seeing more foreign investment in america. i think it's important the law is reflecting an updated version so we're protecting the interest america has always had the look at protecting the national interests. that's reflected in laws like sieve yus. >> 400-2 in the house. that's bipartisan support if ever t it was two republicans that voted no democrats equally on board along with republicans on this issue >> well, this is an issue they had been working on for several months, even years broad bipartisan support as you look at protecting american interest i think that's where we can come

mcmorris rodgers and mr. coyle -- mr. doyle will help at-risk seniors manage medications and avoid prescription drug use. this bill gives seniors who are at risk for prescription abuse access to the medication, they are -- medication therapy management program. this successful program allows seniors to sit down with a pharmacist or other health professional and receive expert advice on how to best manage their prescriptions. i think for most of us, when you go to pick up your prescriptions, oftentimes you're asking do you want us to sit down and go over this with you, often time there's a line behind you, or you can just check the box and pick up your prescription. that's not the answer to what we're trying to do. with the med case therapy management program we sit down with the seniors and explain the interaction between some of the drugs they're taking and some of the drug that was been prescribed to them. it's critical they have access to this informing. the center for medicare and medicaid services has confirmed that

a lot of people were talking about the president poll numbers picked up numbers move closer, to rodger'sa little bit, however, we will watch throughout the day today you will meet 29-year-old democrat a little bit later on great place to talk politics have breakfast if on fox business took page we continue at length 10, 15 minutes throughout the day as well back to you. dagen: don't leave yet i want to know -- stay right here on the network what how do people feel about economy what are concerns do they feel -- richer if you will? >> so that. reporter: dag is curious about the and that is how these elections kind of go what have you noticed in terms of we were out at a soybean farm in iowa agriculture economy very important how are things going here economically. >> very well economically as you noticed, iowa in general this is ranked number one in the nation for places to live, dubuque, entire area first district has definitely been increasing in terms of jobs if you notice there is lots of jobs available signs when people want jobs there are jobs available, and it is real people are in

is it made chris rodgers the government spending a great deal in historical terms are not very much?en the government stops and the people start spending. of course, the us doesn't have to pay for a national health service and redo. if we have the the national health service, i presume this would lengthen up on this day would come much later in the year. you are right but philip hammond said he didn't want to have any more borrowing because today is the cost of government day, it includes all debt—financed spending as well as all actual tax financed spending. we celebrated tax freedom day last month, 23 days ago, which is much further down than it was, the gap between the two days is much less than it was in the heady days of 2008-9, less than it was in the heady days of 2008—9, when we built up that huge deficit, and it is moving in the right direction, but with the chancellor ruling out extra borrowing, it'll have to be met with tax rises, so we won't be seeing the cost of government day increasing but we will see tax freedom day moving later next year. so the day we stop paying ta

i believe the at mcmorris rodgers has an obligation to comply with the committee's legitimate oversight request and subpoenas. unfortunately the department of justice has not economy complied with these requests. let me lay out a time line for you. on november 3, 2017, chairman goodlatte and chairman gowdy, letters, additional sent a letter to attorney general and depp attorney rosen stein requesting five specific cad goreries of letters, sent a documents. the deadline was november 17, 2017. that deadline was not met. december 12, 2017, chairman goodlatte and chairman gowdy and additional members sent a letter reiterating expectations the department of justice provide the requested documents. the deadline in that letter was december 19, 2017, again the deadline arrived and again the deadline was not met. on february 1, 2018, chairman goodlatte sent goodlatte and chairman a third requesting documents related to potential abuses under the foreign intelligence surveillance act. on march 22, 2018, the judiciary committee issued a subpoena to deputy attorney general rod rosen stein compellin

mcmorris rodgers: ok. good morning, everyone. with lower taxes and fewer regulations, our economy is built for growth.