. 3 million the sadie ‘s cars recalled for an emissions fix.ercedes based in germany, so every mercedes—benz car sold in this country in the last six yea rs sold in this country in the last six years will be recalled, or since 2011. this is the fake emissions results scandal. a bit like the volkswagen scandal, costing millions. people will receive letters to bring their cars in. it will take an hour to change this particular piece of kit and it will be free of charge. lam going be free of charge. i am going to save you here, i think at the moment, they are saying, "this kit isn't working in the way we said it would. so can we change it free of charge?" when you said the words, they have been at it, fixing it, that is an allegation as we speak. i am not sure anyone has found them guilty yet. they are being recalled. i have saved you an oil spill. 3 million cars, ifi was sitting in woakes boer, the home of bw comic i would think, why only me? let's move on to the cabinet. they have their lovely family photo today. they are happy and smiley. we ha

thanks to children's hospital at dartmouth, parker and sadie are alive today. they are smart, they are get beautiful they are the delight of their families. they have been able to get healthcare they need through chad and through boston children's because they're able to get covered for the healthcare under medicaid. what our colleagues healthcare legislation would do is to dramatically cut the medicaid funding that parker and sadie and 70 children and old people, and disabled in this country depend on in order to stay to alive. that is a mean-spirited bill. that is not the answer to this series healthcare challenges we have.stead of it is not what we should be doing to fix what needs to be fixed in the affordable care act.n what we need to do is work together and i am disappointed that my colleagues on the other side of the aisle continue tof work behind closed doors instead of having an open process. if this legislation is such a great piece of legislation, then let's go through regular order. let's have a hearing and let the people of this country way in. th

parker, whoing eight, and sadie, who is ten. these kids were here advocating for the children's hospital that has meant they can continue to live. they are kids who were been with serious health challenges. they continue to have the serious halve chances. thanks to childrens hospital aft dart mouth and boston hospital, they're both athrived. they're smarted beautiful, the delight of their family, and they've been able to get health care they need through chad ando through childrens, boston children's, because they're able to get coverage for their health care under medicaid. what our colleagues healthcare legislation would do is to dramatically cut the medicaid funding that parker and sadie and so many children and old people and disabled in this country depend on in order to stay alive. that is a mean spirit bill that is not the answer to the serious health care challenges we have in this country and it is not what we should be doing to fix what needs to be fixed in the affordable health care act. we need to work together and i

she says sadie was sitting outside the door and was shot three times by the officer.olice would not comment on jones' case but did say to prevent similar outcomes in the future, the department will be implementing updated mandatory training. (steve) minneapolis police have offered to help pay some of the vet bills. the dogs are expected to recover. (grant) in florida... surveillance video captures a woman jumping inside a man's car after he snatched her purse.(grant) this is surveillance video showing ethel (veh-ye-da) villada getting her purse snatched next to her car. the incident took place at grocery store parking lot. next...the 66-year-old woman jumps into the man's car and tries to take her purse back. she scraped her knee during the incident. police are now looking for an older gray honda accord. as a ridge of high pressure builds into our region temperatures will warmer into the weekend. temperatures will moderate next week as the ridge progresses to the east. the giants couldn't make anything official about pablo sandoval's possible return to san francisco u

with special forces general sadi. what would you say the biggest dangers are?ockets of isis fighters remain, huchker hunkered down, ready to fight to the death. >> i'm going to count to three. >> reporter: it's the unprotected spaces between the buildings that are most dangerous. where isis snipers perch overhead, picking off their victims. >> sniper, sniper. >> okay, the troops are telling us to take cover in here. we're very close to the front line, and they're literally fighting over every inch, every yard. the fighting is really intense in this area, even now when they say they're almost finished. >> reporter: within minutes of us filming these two soldiers in the alley a suicide bomber leapt off a building, attacking them. both were wounded. for the men of the counterterrorism force this is a kill mission, a hunt for the final isis fighters. they rarely take prisoners. >> there are two bodies lying in the streets here, clearly belonging to isis fighters. and as the troops cover the ground, help comes from the air. [ explosion ] >> air strike. >> another ai

that person sadie nard doe sold thousands of dollars of marijuana as well as handguns to area residents. >> he was a very nice, polite young man. nothing what you see on tv now. doesn't look like him. >> reporter: we spoke to a woman who served withdy nard doe on the drug and alcohol advisely board last year. she said after getting involved, he mysteriously quit months later. >> he just up and left. >> no reason, no. >> no reason what soever. >> is that heart breaking for you? >> yes, it is. it is because if he needed help, he could have gotten it from any one of us members. >> reporter: the d.a. hasn't commented on money or drug motive and is expected to talk tomorrow morning at 11:00. live, nbc 20 news. >> our team coverage copies with drew smith. still hard at work tonight searching that farm for more evidence trying to get the victims' families some answers. >> yeah, we saw how determined these crews were working through the night and they're still out there. even today in tough conditions they want to find as much evidence of those human remains as possible. in heavy rain, excavato

she says sadie was sitting outside the door and was shot three times by the officer.t comment on jones' case but did say to prevent similar outcomes in the future, the department will be implementing updated mandatory training. ( terisa ) minneapolis police have offered to help pay some of the vet bills. the dogs are expected to recover. (steve) we usually think of otters as cute, cuddly creatures... but that's not the case at american lake in washington. this is surveillance video of a family dog being attacked by otters. you can see the family panicking on the dock as the dog tries to fight off the animals. the two year old labrador retriever was able to make it back to shore and ran back to their home. she is recovering from her bite wounds. the dog's owner-- linda willingham-- says she was shocked by the strength shown by these otters. (linda willingham/ dog owner): "she actually was drug under the water and she came up and not too long, three or four of them just swarming all over her... the local vet also said different reports of animals being attacked by the o

sadie ‘s made the perfect getaway from pole position to lead the race ahead of championship leader sebastian getaway. lewis hamilton started in eighth position because he had a gearbox change penalty. he is a p pa re ntly gearbox change penalty. he is apparently running at fifth—place at the moment. striker romelu lukaku says he didn't need to think twice about agreeing to move to manchester united, describing them as the biggest club in the world. lukaku, who's set to have a medical with united after an initial £75 million fee was agreed with everton, is currently on holiday in the us. he's been spending time with united's paul pogba and even been meeting some of his new fans. lukaku said a move to old trafford is the perfect opportunity. the british and irish lions head coach warren gatland says people will look back on the new zealand tour as a success. the lions drew the final test match 15 points all, meaning the series against the world champions was shared. it was a thrilling finish to the game in auckland — 0wen farrell's late penalty kick drew the lions level in the game. a disputed

bringing this bill to the house floor, and as my good friend, little saidy keller, once said who -- sadie keller, who once said, together we can make a difference. well, to sadie and to all the children who are in the fight of their lives, i want you to know that today we are making a difference. with that i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman yields back. the gentleman from new jersey. mr. pallone: continue to reserve. the speaker pro tempore: reserves. the gentleman from oregon. mr. walden: thank you, mr. speaker. now i'd yield to the gentleman from arizona, mr. biggs, one minute. he's a passionate advocate for those who really need access to medications at end stages of their lives. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman is recognized for one minute. mr. biggs: thank you, mr. speaker. i thank the chairman for bringing this bill forward and also granting and yielding time for me to speak today about an issue that i am passionate about which is right to try. i support the underlying bill here and hope we have a chance soon to consider the right to try bill which has been w

demonstrator sadie were shocked to learn how late it was. autria: stay with abc 7 care debate. we will have what comes next on air and whaonline. happening right now, fairfax county police heading back out to a popular trail after woman was stabbed by a stranger. the attack happening yesterday morning and she had to work. john gonzalez is live in vienna where officers will be out in the next few minutes with an update. john: they are already here. arrived at the scene and fairfax county police are already back here at the scene of the crime. likeis where pretty much, you said, 24 hours ago, this woman was using a path that runs next to vienna metro station. in fact, police say she was walking to the metro station headed to work, when she was approached by a man from behind and stabbed in the neck. extremely disturbing situation. this is on the corner of sprague avenue and vaden drive, the vienna metro station. you can see the jogger. everyonee stopping they see passing out flyers, talking to witnesses, possible witnesses. hoping to collect information. they do not have a whole

. >> ancestry.com's chief marketing officer wanted to sadie versety isn't just something we value as americans, it is part of who we are. >> let's go back to melissa mollet in first 4 traffic. >> back up on the beltway is getting worse. >> it started to develop in the past couple minutes. outer loop before vw parkway is where it is, but stretches on the right side. we are talking a four mile back up that is growing here. the rest of the beltway, inner loop and outer loop looking good. all the volumes light. very low here this morning with that exception. northbound vw at 32, disabled vehicle, blocking the left lane. we have delays there as well. i'm hearing about met tra delays we'll talk about that in a second. 270 southbound looks good right now. top of the beltway, this is rare, 60 miles per hour. nice relief for a lot of people. a lot of people off this week, perhaps. inner loop and outer loop moving fine. in virginia, 66 rolling nicely. we are going to keep an eye on the problem on the beltway and keep you updated. remember to willing to 103.5 fm if you hop in your car this morn

we are going to basically recall every single modern or sadie's out on -- mercedes out in europe.is fixes the problem for them, they get away pretty cheaply. >> trade talks in u.s. between th washington and china have gone off to a rocky start after news conferences were called off after the trade imbalance. >> it is time to rebalance our trade and investment relationship in a more fair, equitable and reciprocal manner. >> we will manage the expectations going into this dialogue, but it feels it is more acrimonious than expected. >> the opening statement was. the rhetoric was sharp. the chinese also warning the united states not to bring geopolitics into it because any kind of sanctions would torpedo the talks. maybe a direct reference to the field of sanctions the president has threatened. no specific agreements worst with tech fest were expected at this meeting but -- were expected at this meeting but they could create an action plan of one year of negotiations to follow the 100 day negotiations at mar-a-lago. neither side is talking yet. fineutsche bank ceo john telling employe

that's what this black lab decided to do, along with his friend, sadie.nd jumps with perfect form on to riley's back. sadie thought it was easier to hitch a ride than to go in the water. >> you can tellso this is something they have done millions of times. >> charlie can probably do that. >> just as laid back about it, too. >> thank you, dylan. >>> we're launching a new series called "starting over today," feeching people from across this country, who made a major change to turn their lives around. >> this morning, we hear from two women who wrote about just doing that on the site "the reset." it's a site that empowers women to make meaningful changes no matter their age. >> reporter: maria peavy created a website where women inspire each other with their life changes. >> i started the reset so women have a community and a voice and inspiration on how to be the best selves. >> reporter: kim selar is one such voice. she's a fashion writer and a jewelry designer, who knew at 49 she needed to change her life. >> i wasn't taking care of myself. i wasn't reall

doctor sadie treat many people for heat exhaustion and burns over the fourth of july.say it's the combination of alcohol, fireworks and barbecue grills that make the chances of an accident increase. >> i think that some of it is when you open the barbecue and a big explosion of fire comes, you don't realize that your sweater is hanging over or your hair was hanging over. be aware when you're in an open flame situation. >> the consumer product safety commission says on average more than 11,000 americans will spend part of the independence day holiday in the hospital. >>> in time for fourth of july, prices are down across the country on beef. beef is the most popular thing to eat on independence day. last year, american spent $803 million on burgers, ribs and more. beef will be less expensive this year thanks to a boom in supply. it's estimated 87% of americans will grill at some point over the holiday. >>> today is the 101st nathan's famous hot dog eating contest. yesterday the contestants weighed in. joey chestnut, the defending champion, is hoping to take home his 10t

started off with a mir sadies that rear ended a tanker truck. the suv on its side tried to avoid the crash and flipped over. three people were transported to the hospital. fortunately, doesn't sound like serious injuries and the tanker truck didn't have major damage either. no fuel spill, no threat of gas leaks or anything like that. that cleared just before the commute started this morning right around 4:00 a.m. and right now, looking pretty good with the exception of southbound 880. we're in recovery mode here near alvarado niles road. we had a four-car crash. that clears to the shoulder, but a new crash within the backup, southbound 880. new collision blocking the left lane. and a new problem across the san mateo bridge at 6:20. >> thanks. >>> police are warning about a scam involving virtual kidnapping. what officials are saying about that. >> and caught right before takeoff. the incredible bust at a bay area airport. area airport. look at these images. atmore than one flavor, oruch texture, or color.ing. a good clean salad is so much more t

off growing crisis over potential emissions cheating voluntarily recalling more than 3 million for sadie'spe. they will extend an upgrade of compact cars and then to nearly every modern mercedes diesel on the road. it will cost about 220 million euros. it could help daimler avoid the massive penalties that hit volkswagen. the airbus campaign to sell long-haul campaigns has suffered another set that. united airlines has become the third u.s. carrier to postpone delivery of the plane. it wants to take four of the aircraft into service next year but will accept comparable planes it ordered last month. delta and american have also postpone deliveries. that is your bloomberg's nest flash. -- business flash. manus: we will get updates from , so let's pull some second quarter earnings. the director of research at bloomberg intelligence joins us now. we knew look at this earnings season, what are the expectations for rope? -- for growth? take it away. >> on a median basis, sector by sector, materials are leading the hit parade. part of that is simply recovery from last year's trough levels, and ea

to republican senators shelley moore capito who sadie not come to washington to hurt people talking abouts as opposed to repealingsing, to her you say what. >> the way the president is describing his view of this, i think is consistent with the way he talks. it's consistent with a long-term benefit for america. you heard bernie sanders admit that the amounts of americans have to pay under obamacare is too high. the deductibles are too high. what people are failing to do including on this show is point to the culprit. obamacare. you don't start putting band-aids, this is the washington problem. you don't fix a failure. you get rid of a failure for the benefit of the most americans possible. and that's the path we're on with repeal. it doesn't have to be immediate repeal. it can be repeal by a date certain and put the pressure on. it will get suddenly very bipartisan about what other alternatives might take place. once this complete failure of american health care we call obamacare has been stripped aside. and a lot of these republicans have already voted to do this in 2015, including some

paysafe it sadie babes it was offering 470 million dollars to buy the us company merchants choice.man corrie mckeague. they've been searching a landfill site for the airman for several weeks. it emerged he may have ended in a bin lorry or that was his hunch. they began searching in the wrong place and had to refocus the search. even after this second search it would appear they didn't find anything. he had been on a night out in bury st edmunds in september last year. he had had the weekend off, he was reported missing the following monday. there is some cctv footage of him in bury st edmunds, around 3am, so quite late. he had been to a nightclub, he was seen on his own. he looked a little bit disorientated in the footage we have seen. but nothing has been heard of him since. he went around the corner from those cameras and that was the last that was seen of him. this has been quite a mystery for several months. police investigating at this landfill site and are telling us at the moment nothing has been found. what that means for the police investigation, we wait to see when that p

parker, who is 8, and sadie, who is 10.se kids were here advocating for the children's hospital that have meant that they can continue to live. they are kids who were born with serious health challenges. they continue to have those serious health challenges, but thanks to children's hospital at dartmouth and boston children's hospital, parker and sadie are alive today. they are smart, they are beautiful, they are the delight of their families, and they have been able to get health care that they need for chad and through children's, boston children's, because they are able to get covered for their health care under medicaid. what our colleagues' health care legislation would do is to dramatically cut the medicaid funding that parker and sadie and so many children and old people and disabled in this country depend on in order to stay alive. now, that is a mean-spirited bill that is not the answer to the serious health care challenges that we have in this country, and it is not what we should be doing to fix what needs to be

i may strongly disagree with your content but i will fight to the death to write to sadie.ew digital square. these seven plaintiffs who are from very different walks of life met with the same common denominator. after they got many reach weights and they were in that venue of discussion and debate. then they were blocked. they are now suing in federal court to that they are violation of the first amendment rights. you can turn up the social media like you can turn up the tv. as not being forced upon you and when i read that i was reading this by one of the plaintiffs and it felt like it was more personal. like their feelings were hurt. if my twitter feed is blocked and i can sue someone it just seems preposterous. it's a fair point. the difference is we are talking about the president of the united states. and they had been a few federal courts over the last couple weeks that had recognized that when someone in an official capacity wearing a government hat blocks someone from a social media account than they are acting under color of law and that raises constitutional issue

she came to the courthouse to testify, sadie, i'll use her first name. she's dressed in a dark gray suit, long skirt, double-breasted coat. she had on a dark hat, gray hat, and she had a little vail over her face. she took the witness stand. i asked her what happened when this perpetrator that you identified, what happened when he came into your house and she said, he committed an act worse than death. what do you mean? what did he do? did he assault you? what did he do? he committed an act worse than death. finally, she testified to the legal requirement of penetration. to some sexual assault victims, rape is a fate worse than death . to megan, she got the death penalty for being a sexual assault victim. couldn't quite handle it. why? because no one was there to make sure that she did handle it. mr. speaker, sexual assault predators -- that's what they are. you can call it rape, sexual assault, you can call it a fate worse than death, but those predators sometimes steal the soul of the victim. that's the way the victims feel. everything that was importa