sanford. mr. sanford, no. mr. womack. mr. womack, no. mr. brat. mr. brat, no. mr.grossman. >> no. >> mr. grossman, no. mr. palmer. mr. palmer no. mr. westerman. mr. westerman, no. mr. aniecy. no. mr. johnson, mr. johnson, no. mr. smith. mr. smith, no. mr. lewis. mr. lewis, no. mr. bergman. mr. bergman, no. mr. schmucker. mr. schmucker, no. mr. gase. mr. gase, no. mr. arrington. mr. arrington, no. mr. ferguson. mr. ferguson, no. mr. yarmouth. aye. ms. lee. ms. lujan grisham. >> ms. lujan grisham, aye. mr. molten, aye. mr. jeffries. mr. higgins. mr. higgins, aye. ms. delbene. ms. delbene, aye. ms. washerman schultz. ms. wassermann schultz, aye. mr. boyle. mr. boyle, aye. mr. cona. mr. cona, aye. mr. jaappall. aye. mr. carbahal. aye. ms. jackson lee, aye. ms. schakowsky. ms. schakowsky, aye. mr. diaz balart, no. madam chairman. madam chairman, no. >> are there members who wish to vote or change the vote? did you vote? oh, i'm sorry. you voted. okay. i apologize. i didn't realize the members that just came in had voted. if not, the clerk shall report. >> madam chairman

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mark sanford. you opened the program, i have a comment and a question. opened the program calling for civility and i guess i'm a little confused. behind your name and i'm a little familiar with you that you are a republican. my first question is, civility. the stability during the eight years of president obama's administration? greta, could you get your people behind the scene to look up tapes to see if we have mark sanford on tape calling for civility then or any republican leader? world doon, how in the you republicans continue supporting a man who obviously is not working with the full deck and i say that with some respect because i could say man is childish. this man continues to break rules. continues to ignore protocol. advocates time for you to put him in check. you will need to get him out of this office before he kills us. and what does he want with that voters registration think? is it to give it to prudence of you can make sure that he wins again? i am very upset and i'm fed up with this whole thing. host: ok, brenda. >> i have long believed

mark sanford of south carolina. the next phase to vote in the house. they will react to the made in america announcement in the senate struggled with repealing obama care. as you just saw o.j. simpson has been granted parole. the juice will be set free from a prison in nevada it will come in the fall after nine years in the slammer. what happens next.

sanford. mr. sanford, no. mr. womack. mr. womack, no. mr. brat. mr. brat, no. mr. grossman. >> no. >> mr. grossman, no. mr. palmer. mr. palmer no. mr. westerman. mr. westerman, no. mr. aniecy. no. mr. johnson, mr. johnson, no. mr. smith. mr. smith, no. mr. lewis. mr. lewis, no. mr. bergman. mr. bergman, no. mr. schmucker. mr. schmucker, no. mr. gase. mr. gase, no. mr. arrington. mr. arrington, no. mr. ferguson. mr. ferguson, no. mr. yarmouth. aye. ms. lee. ms. lujan grisham. ms. lujan grisham, aye. mr. molten, aye. mr. jeffries. mr. higgins. mr. higgins, aye. ms. delbene. ms. delbene, aye. ms. washerman schultz. ms. wassermann schultz, aye. mr. boyle. mr. boyle, aye. mr. cona. mr. cona, aye. mr. jaappall. aye. mr. carbahal. aye. ms. jackson lee, aye. ms. schakowsky. ms. schakowsky, aye. mr. diaz balart, no. madam chairman. madam chairman, no. >> are there members who wish to vote or change the vote? did you vote? oh, i'm sorry. you voted. okay. i apologize. i didn't realize the members that just came in had voted. if not, the clerk shall report. >> madam chairman,

first put a repeal and reemployment vehicle out there with senator rand paul and congressman mark sanford for a repeal and replace effort. we think it should be done. yet at the same time we understand that we have reached potentially a impasse. i'm still hopeful they'll come up with some kind of a agreement in the next 72 thunder showers, 120 hours where we can ultimately put this to rest for the american people. if not, we should put on president trump's desk what we put on president obama's desk. we should demand no less. >> the bill seeking to be discharged here to be a repeal face in over 24 months. i think you might see bipartisan as it relates to the negotiation. you might feel there's people who believe in single pair. don't you agree it would be great to get past the impasse. this isn't repeal yank the rug out for people. this is to light a fire under the rearends of people in boekt sides to get to work for the american people. when mark daten says it's unsustainable, but nobody in this building on the other side of the aisle is willing to talk about it? let's break the log jam.

let us now bring in south carolina republican congressman mark sanford. congressman, always good to see you. thanks for being with me, sir. >> thank you, sir. >> no deep cuts to medicaid, getting rid of the individual mandate, the. employer mandate. that seems to be reportedly the bulk of what the senate is considering here with this so-called skinny repeal. would passing that fulfill the gop promise to repeal and replace obamacare? >> no, i don't think so. i think it's a reminder of the amount of hyperbole that ha come down in this debate. so i think the republicans probably overstate what, quote, repeal means. democrats probably overstate what repeal means. and, you know, we'll see what comes. but, i mean, i think you're accurate in what you describe in terms of what the skinny proposal looks like. i've heard the med cool device tax in there as well. that's the only other thing i've heard in there. obviously it's not a full repeal so, i think republicans are overstating and i think democrats are overstating the degree of harm when you begin to talk abou

coming up thursday morning, south carolina republican congressman mark sanford discusses his call for civility on capitol hill and california democratic congress ran talks about the national security task force p. be sure to watch c-span washington journal live thursday 7:00 a.m. >>> thursday, the senate foreign relations hearing holds a confirmation hearing to the ambassadors to nato, canada and the p united kingdom. online at c-span.org or on the free c spa radio app. sunday on q and a. >> when we look at president obama's domestic legacy, i think there are two things that are very important that will have long lasting good consequences for the united states that can be summarized in four words. his two nominees to the supreme court. >> the second part of our interview with david glaro he stalks about his book rising star, the making of obama. >> i think the point to emphasize here is that over the course of bauk's presidency there were scores and scores of people in illinois who knew him earlier who were deeply disappointed with the trajectory of the oba

coming up thursday morning, south carolina republican congressman mark sanford discusses his call for civility on capitol hill and california democratic congress ran talks about the national security task force p. be sure to watch c-span washington journal live thursday 7:00 a.m. >>> thursday, the senate foreign relations hearing holds a confirmation hearing to the ambassadors to nato, canada and the p united kingdom. online at c-span.org or on the free c spa radio app. sunday on q and a. >> when we look at president obama's domestic legacy, i think there are two things that are very important that will have long lasting good consequences for the united states that can be summarized in four words. his two nominees to the supreme court. >> the second part of our interview with david glaro he stalks about his book rising star, the making of obama. >> i think the point to emphasize here is that over the course of bauk's presidency there were scores and scores of people in illinois who knew him earlier who were deeply disappointed with the trajectory of the obama presidency. disappointed

south carolina republican congressman mark sanford discusses his call for civility on capitol hill.nd california democratic congressman jimmy panetta talks about the newly created democratic caucus national security task force. be sure to watch c-span's at 7:00on journal, live a.m. eastern this morning. join the discussion. >> sunday night on afterwards, at chirac incident report on how smear tactics are used to influence public opinion in her book "the smear." she is interviewed by washington post media critic eric wimple. >> you hammer the washington post, who you feel has not properly reported on this incident as opposed to saying donald trump, why are you smearing john mccain? >> this was the washington post wrote about. number two, i am not here to cheer on or defend john mccain are donald trump. i think people mistake when you criticize media behavior for how it treats donald trump. it does not mean i support him or i am cheering him on. separatese are things. it is read often as you must be supporting him or you do not y because you said this. it is what ics fair, accurate me

they will show you are mark sanford republican senators about the future of the legislation. ted cruz, bill cassidy and john mccain. after that, we open up the phone lines and take your calls live about what you think of the future of the health care law. you, the consumer, should be able to choose what health care you want to buy. if you want to buy a plan with all the bells and whistles, with all the mandate under title i, you can buy that planned. they will be on the market and they will have significant federal taxpayer money behind them. on the other hand, if you can't afford a full cadillac plan, you should be able to buy another plan that meets your needs. consumer freedom option gives you the consumer choice whether to go with the full cadillac or a skinnier plant that's a lot more affordable and for a lot of consumers that may be much better than having no coverage whatsoever. >> what happens if it does not? we see two different paths. senator mcconnell saying you have to work with democrats to shore up the insurance market. you president trump saying we should move

. >> congressman sanford, one final question on general kelly. he is now going to become as of monday the new white house chief of staff, the secretary of homeland security. as you know, he's been seen by some as part of the president's hard line immigration moves by the immigration and customs enforcement agency. he made some comments that he could separate mothers from their children across the border illegally. he's pushed for the president's border wall along the border with mexico. do you back those positions? >> for the most part yes. again, i think we have to secure our southern border. i've been clear about that for a long time. >> congressman sanford, i want to thank you very much for joining us. >> yes, sir. thank you. >> mark sanford of south carolina. >>> caitlyn, you're getting some more information from your sources as we speak. you're our white house reporter. >> yes, we have a statement from reince priebus that has been sent out and i'm going to read it to you. reince priebus says, it has been one of the greatest honors of my life

>> i can't resist noting we have come a long way when mark sanford can describe someone's conduct as> yes, his walk on the appalachia. >> we have come far in this country. >> he sought forgiveness, fesed up to mistakes. in america, you know, if you ask for forgiveness. you can rise. >> president trump certainly has a record of not doing that defiantly. >> he doesn't surrender the point for sure. when it comes to the strategy of health care now, you're an expert. when it comes to the latest signal from the white house, repeal it and we'll replace it later. how do you think that will be accepted on the senate, on the hill. >> it won't be accepted. it's not surprising because as i have written repeatedly the republicans have trouble coming up with an alternative to obamacare. obamacare since richard nixon's time was the republican alternative to what the democrats wanted to do which was a single payer system and government interference in the private health care market. what obamacare does is provides a subsidy so more people can buy health insurance in the same overpriced market that t

. >> sanford screen activities discover the laziest country in the world. find out where america fits in next. and then the news with david muir. >> coming up, the chilling video of the attack. killed by an angry mob. what happened all before coming up. >>> the monkey that's travelled from ♪ ♪ award winning interface. award winning design. award winning engine. the volvo xc90. the most awarded luxury suv of the century. visit your volvo dealer today and get up to $4,500 in allowances. and closer view this evening of a massive iceberg that's broken free from antarctica. you're looking at a satellite image showing the crack. it stretches for miles. it measures about 2, 00 square miles. it's about the size of marin, san francisco, san mateo, another combined. hay don't know if it broke off ta'u to climate change. >>> stanford scientists say americans overwaekt because they're lazy. but they say it's not the laziest country. the laziest is endoniendoniendoi they say least lazy live in hong kong. over the course of a year, that's a difference of 255 miles, about

next, congress meant mark sanford on his calls for civility in efforts to find consensus on major policy issues on capitol hill. from washington journal, this is 25 minutes.

freedom caucus mark sanford on about a trillion reasons tax reform is far from a slam dunk. on wall street, look at this. we do have markets at a shot of closing at record highs, even as tobacco stocks get smoked by a new clamp down on cigarettes. we're less than an hour to the closing bell on this friday. let's start the countdown. ♪ ♪ we do get confetti, fireworks, or a big fat nothing. well, it depends on which index you're talking about. right now, we're laser focused on the dow as it looks to pull up a photo finish by the end of the session with another record. by the way, any gain today will mean a third record close in a row right now. we're gaining by 24 points, so it looks like we're there. anything could happen in the next 58 minutes, though. we also have tech staging kind of slight come back. the nasdaq right now well off the lows of the session but still on track for a weekly loss. it's down about five points. and you can't ignore it. it is amazon that has everybody asking is it a buy or is it a sell at this final hour? the world's largest online retailer falling

the third overall pick out of sanford, general manager, john lynch, a fellow stanford alumbar says it's been part of the learning curve of being a general manager. >> i'm concerned right now. i wish this was done. disappointed with myself and a certain way it's not. i'm also learning this is part of the business part of the game. i'm hopeful we'll get it done. we have a couple hours. >> mcgee has reportedly agreed to a one-year deal to stay with the warriors. 15 player roster, 12 returning from last season's championship team. marcus, one of the blue jays ejected during today's game against the a's, oakland could not hold the 9th inning league. morales gone off blake, and then in the 10th, steve pierce ends the game with a walkoff grand slam. blue jays win 8-4 and they sweep the four-game series. in washington, the nationals, bryce harper and ryan zimmerman connected for four straight home runs. they won 15-2. did you see bruce boche today? and look at this, that's the food in the clubhouse. we'll be our next newscast is tomorrow >>> the late show with stephen colbert is next. our next

now while we wait for the president a conversation with south carolina congressman mark sanford from today's "washington journal"." -- host:

. >>> police at sanford university identified a person of interest of a rape investigation at campus. students and staff were sent an e-mail alert after the crime was reported. a woman was raped by a man she knew about 1:30 in the morning. police won't release his name but he's 53 years old and sexually assaulteded a woman on campus. students are shocked to hear the news. >> it's shocking. we get alerts from time to time quite often, but nothing as serious as this. >> stanford faced criticism in the past for how they handle the allegations. they are investigating the independence dent and hope to make an arrests soon. >>> oakland's police chief trying to make sure undocumented immigrants that oakland police are not trying to deport them. last night they met with a group of latino task force. just this week, the oakland city council terminated an agreement with immigration and customs enforcement that allowed the police to take part and apartment with ice task forces. however, the police chief says that message has not been received by the right people, the people who need to hear it.

thursday morning, south carolina republican, was minute mark sanford discusses his call for civility on capitol hill. and california commerce men jimmy panetta talks about the newly created national security task force. be sure to watch "washington journal," thursday morning. join the discussion. i think one of the biggest problems in capitalism is the insane ceo pay. we can get into later how it is harmingne, but it the companies that use it, it is harming the employees, it is it isle for the economy, one of the principal drivers of increasing economic inequality in this country. >> saturday at 7:00 p.m. on book tv, stephen clifford, former ceo of king broadcasting company talks about his book "the ceo a machine." willie parker dr. talks about his book, "life's work." look -- we push back on the claim that abortion is dangerous. we have not made the case that women have come in people who are making decisions about reproduction, a process that isurs in their body and it their agency as human beings to make that decision. >> for more of this weekend's schedule, go to book tv.org. >>

first up, republican mark sanford of south carolina with his views on the need for more stability inongress and later california democrat jimmy panetta. cochair of the democratic caucus national security task force. that's coming up on the washington journal. ♪ >> sunday night on afterwards. journalist cheryl attkisson reports on houseware tactics are used to influence public opinion smear: how, the shady political operatives and fake news control what you see, how you think and how you vote. she's interested by washington post media critic. >> you don't stick up for mccain. you hammer the washington post who you feel has not properly reported on this incident. , donalded to saying trump, where he spent john mccain. >> no offense to you. this was the washington post i wrote about. i'm not here to cheer on or defend john mccain or donald trump. i think the media behavior -- and people do mistake when you for howe media behavior it treats donald trump. it doesn't mean i support him or am cheering him on. i can see those as separate things. it is misread often as you must .e supporting

sanford is recognized for two minutes. >> i thank the chair and i would echo my colleague from virginia's comments with regard to kudos for your hard work and for that of the committee. i guess the saying is that a journey of a thousand miles begins with a first step. i think that to his point you raised a very important point in pushing this issue of mandatory savings. until we get our arms around that issue, we're going to have profound budgetary problems. that being said, i remain concerned about scale on the reconciliation front there. if you annualize the numbers, we're looking at 20 billion a year in the framework of deficits. you won't solve this $20 trillion debt problem we have with those kinds of numbers. i remain concerned about economic growth. i think some of the forecasts are still rosy and i don't think you ever build a household or business budget on rosy assumptions. but i'm ultimately voting for this based on it being a vehicle for tax reform, which we have not seen in 30 years. i think it to be incredibly important. that having been said, i remain concerned about what t

coming up thursday morning, south carolina republican congressman mark sanford discusses his call for civility on capitol hill. and california democratic congressman jimmie pa thet ah talks about the newly created democratic caucus national task force. be sure to watch washington journal live at 7:00 a.m. eastern thursday morning. join the discussion. >> thursday the senate foreign relations committee holds confirmation hearing for ambassadors of the nation to canada and the united kingdom. live coverage begins thursday at 9:30, live on c-span.org. >> deputy state john sullivan testified before the senate foreign relations committee on proposed reorganization of t state department. the plan is part of president trump's fiscal year 2018 budget proposal. the entire hearing is about 90 minutes.

coming up thursday morning, south carolina republican congressman, mark sanford, discusses his call for civility on capitol hill. telephone a congressman, jimmy panetta talks about the newly created democratic caucus security task force. be sure to watch washington journal live at 7:00 a.m. eastern on thursday morning. join the discussion. park,you look across the it is hard to believe this was once a thriving business district, but it was. a store owned by lack, white, you name it. a lot of people get a lot of business here. before you knew it, a rock was thrown, a glass was broken, looting occurred. it wasn't just black folks. it is one of the most integrated incidents. join us for an american history tv special for the 50th anniversary of the 1967 detroit rights noon on sunday. >> ohio democrat, tim ryan was our guest on wednesdays washington journal it we talked about republican efforts to replace the informal care act. democrats campaign strategy for 2018 and efforts to pass the budget. this is a half-hour. i guess now is congressman tim ryan, democrat from ohio. our guest is the m

sanford recorded? >> he is not recorded. mr. sanford, aye >> how is mr. sanford recorded? >> mr.sanford, aye. [roll call] [roll call] [roll call] [roll call] [roll call] [roll call] [roll call] [roll call] [roll call] [roll call] [roll call] >> are there any other members who wish to vote or change their vote? he is not the clerk shall report >> mr. chairman on that vote the ayes are 16 and the no's are 19. no's have it. the amendment is not agreed to. the committee will vote on the amendment offered by mr. higgins , amendment number 20. >> amendment 20 offered by representatives higgins. >> the clerk will call the roll. [roll call] [roll call] [roll call] [roll call] [roll call] [roll call] [roll call] [roll call] [roll call] [roll call] [roll call] madam chairman, no. >> are there any members who wish to vote or change their vote? he if not the clerk shall report. >> mr. chairman on that vote the ayes are 14 and the nays or 21. >> the no's have it. the committee will now vote on the amendment offered by ms. delvin amendment 21. >> amendment number 21 offered by representative d

in about a half hour will talk to mark sanford about his call for renewed stability in congress. then a discussion about national security with congressman jimmy panetta, cochair of the newly created democratic caucus national security task force. ♪ host: good morning. in and in her be with the new york times, president trump said he would not have picked attorney general jeff sessions if he had known he would recuse himself on the russian investigation. he also said robert mueller should not widen his scope and look beyond the russia investigation. the interview happened yesterday right after the president sat down for lunch with republican senators to publicly pressure them to move forward on repealing and replacing the affordable care act saying if they cannot agree to the draft of legislation to do so they should at least repeal now and replace later.

mark sanford of south carolina. the next phase to vote in the house. they will react to the made in america announcement in the senate struggled with repealing obama care. as you just saw o.j. simpson has been granted parole. the juice will be set free from a prison in nevada it will come in the fall after nine years in the slammer. what happens next. geraldo rivera has covered the story decades. he is on the scene and he has the very latest. markets take aims at new record highs. and i believe the russell 2000. the only one that is down right now is the tao. you need to be here. the markets could move on any one of the stories. welcome back everybody. and we just want to start right now with the white house where an event is about to begin. president trump will make an announcement that is related to the made in america story. he has with the ceo of merck, pfizer and corning. the minute the president comes up. they are really huge in glass. it's called gorilla glass. they will make special glass for the pharmaceutical industry. everything is made in a

relatively low analyst expectations make a compelling case for european value stocks, the words of sanford city, bernstein. as you can see, it's outperforming the s&p and the msci emerging markets. on the subject of emerging markets, this is interesting because traders are piling into this etf, tracking emerging markets. poised for msci etf its longest streak of monthly almost $2.4hering billion since march. keep an eye on that after the decision little bit later. vonnie: i will, mark. thank you for the advice, let you know tomorrow morning. that fed are awaiting decision mark talked about at 2:00 p.m. eastern, 7 p.m. london time and joining us with a look at what impacts today's announcements could have on market is ahead of research at credit agricole. immediate question is, what happens to the u.s. dollar post the statements given it's already on a downward to check three the last few weeks? >> holding a small, bullish bias on the dollar going into the meeting, on the whole the dollar could emerge, support it against currencies like the japanese yen, the swiss franc, in the wake of the

another man in sanford, north carolina was killed by a lightning strike yesterday during severe stormss family says he was a father to two teenagers and had a baby on the way. the national weather service says there have been seven lightning deaths across the country this year. >>> technology help catch two men accused of breaking into a verizon store monday morning. they slipped into the store by cutting a hole in the roof. we take a look at how deputies were able to track them down. >> what two burglars did is being called bold and brazen. plywood now covers where they entered through the roof cutting a hole at this verizon store. >> we should check to see if tom cruise is between movies maybe he needed a new phone. that is very unusual pretty creative. >> it happened monday at 5:45 in the morning. you can see how they got on top of the roof, this letter -- ladder has a new lock. >> i have not heard anything like this in my time it requires preplanning and prior knowledge. >> the sheriff's office says the burglars used a saw to cut three metal storage door and then they swiped 189 it

south carolina congressman mark sanford, is headed to hilton head. in new jersey, representative gottheimer sent this. ♪ >> this week on q&a, historian david mccullough. he discusses his book, the american spirit, who we are and what we stand for. brian: david mccullough, your from 1989,peeches when did you get the idea to do this. last summer. the summer of 2016. i was not discouraged, but distressed by the tone of the political campaign and the animosity and nastiness of some of it. i thought, i've got to do something to help bring some balance back and remind people of who we are and how we got to be where we are, and what we stand for. i thought, i've been speaking up and down the land for 40 years or more. maybe some of those speeches, if we dusted them off and put them together, not as an anthology, but speeches where i'd addressed ideas or subjects that pertain to reminding us about who we are and what our values have been down the years. and my daughter, who has been arranging all my speaking dates all these years, wanted very much to help wi

however, the sanford county fair are considering it.ep a family, friendly atmosphere, so no -- >>> president trump now on his way to the g20 summit in germany. there he will meet on the sidelines with his counter parts from china and russia. >> corespondent chris continue fisher has a preview from poland. >>reporter: president trump lands in the polish capitol wednesday will find audience open to his brand of politics. >> poland is a company that's like minded with trump. they have a conservative government that's restrictive in policies. >> it's an eastern european country -- it has been concerned that the trump administration isn't fully committed to helping nato fight it. >> if nato countries made their full and complete contributions, then nato would be stronger than it is today. >> in may, the president admonished nayy -- admonish admonished nato -- >> right now there's a thousand u.s. troops in poland. the 4th of the total -- it ramped up back in 2014 after russian back forces invaded ukraine. there's a u.s. back missile defense s

it was an exciting day for sanford defensive end solomon thomas. number 3 overall pick, completed contract negotiations and was able to join his teammates aen the field for the very first time. >>> the heart of dub nation, steph curry taught shooting and dribbling and dealed out advice for aspiring sports stars. he told them appreciate every opportunity because every day is not guaranteed. i like that as well. >>> we have much more ahead on "today in the bay" coming up. >> we're only reaching about 10% of the population here of low income students. >> the dire need to help local kids get ready for class. we'll tell you how you can help support our schools here in the bay area. >>> and it will definitely be great weather for heading out to sunny veil to support our schools, look at this gorgeous shot overlooking mount hamilton, we have a warm-up on the way, i'm talk about how hot we're expecting to get this weekend coming up just after the break. >> good morning. it is 7:43. we are off to a calm and cool start in the bay area. we expect to see decen

there's this decade of what i like to call first, so you start to see plaque situation comedies like "sanford "jeffersons". >> are you sure you know what you're doing george? >> sure i know what i'm doing? >> what you said on our honeymoon. >> is he a brother? >> no what different does it make. >> pop haven't you seen that bumper sticker where it says goodness come in all colors. ♪ >> once every 10,000 years there's a golden child. they have all the tools talent and they have all theard work. eddy murphy and michael jordan to me a the same thing. >> the problem is when y'all move in -- when i move in y'all move away. >> eddy murphy for me was everything. he did a sketch, white like me. he became a white man. i feel like till this day every joke that i make that's in -- >> what are you doing? >> i'm buy g this newspaper. >> it's all right there's nobody around. go ahead take it. >> slowly i began to realize that when white people are alone, they give things to each other for free. >> to have a dude that became that big on television, that big in movies and that hot in the stand-up clubs, i don

. >> researches at sanford, the university of california, are developing a shape shifting robot that could save lives in an emergency. it can go to 20,000 times its size. it's in a tube of soft material and grows in on itself. i'm trying to figure it out as i'm reading it. it grows material inside the tube and afterwards. it could be used in rescue efforts. it could also guide catheters and other instruments during surgical procedures. >>> end of an era and apple, the tech giant, pulling the plug on nano and shuffle, music players. they're losing popularity as more people stream their music. they were the last to have physical buttons. the sleeker ipod touch will remain on the market. >>> the next time you get out of an éber, you might really want to check you haven't left anything behind or it will cost you. they will now charge you $15 if your driver has to make a return trip to return forgotten phones and other items. the policy is to roll out nationwide starting next month. >> it was one of the greatest days in soccer and it happened nowhere near the pit. up next, the san jose ea

mid 50s around sanford and san mateo. the fog is doing a lot this morning, so 60s and 70s. 5:31.is when things get busy. how about the bay bridge. you want to take a look at that, sal. >> we're going to look at the bridges steve. good morning, let's start off with solina county. we found stop and go -- let's look in solano county, it's stop and go. we're also looking at the richmond bridge approach. you can see traffic is light. so if you're trying to get into marine county out of richmond, it's not a bad commute. this is a look at the east shore freeway between the car keen us in bridge taking less than 20 minutes or so. when you get to the bay bridge, meteor lights have been turned on and there's a delay. 53, let's go -- it's 5:32. let's get back to the desk. >>> there was -- alley is here to explain what we know. >>reporter: one officer and two skaters went to the hospital. they have non life-threatening injuries. there are hundreds of skaters gathered here near dolores park yesterday around 7:00 in the evening for an annual informal event called hill bombing. what they do is

he allegedly stole a tip jar from a bar in sanford florida and people who work at the bar have seen himurveillance vid video. you can see the guy at work. he grabs the jar, looks around to make sure no one is watching and take the cash and does an end zone shuffle before walking out the door. regulars at the bar can't believe this guy's audacity. >> it's kind of like proud of himself and i just think it's messed up because they really work hard for everything. >> they're trying to make a living for their families and you're taking it from him. >> police say there's probably anywhere from 450 to $600 in the tip jar that obviously is a big loss for employees. >>> all right. grab your tickets. you may be lucky. your life powerball drawing is just seconds away. ♪

mark sanford/-r- south carolina: "if there's any person on capitol hill who has been loyal to the president of the united states, it's jeff sessions."rep. will hurd/-r- texas: "having this fight out in the open is good for nobody."i'm mary moloney reporting. (pam) a man in san francisco will serve three years probation for abusing a puppy. the crime was caught on camera -- we want to warn you it is difficult to watch. 26-year-old zixuan liu .. pleaded 'no contest' to two- counts of animal abuse. he was captured on surveillance camera abusing his then ten - month old dog named aniki. you can see him hitting and kicking the puppy. one of the conditions of his probation... is that he is not allowed to possess animals. this is aniki now. aniki is on his way to a happy life with northern nevada shiba inu rescue. the rescue group says... they are working to find the best possible home for the dog. lawrence karnow: a sea breeze and low clouds helped to keep temperatures right around normal today. the monsoon continues to bring numerous thunderstorms to the sierra too. if you're going out this even

sanford: i thank the gentleman. i thank my colleague from washington for the way that he has worked with other colleagues in terms of trying to move this bill and this process forward. it would take sanford: i thank gentleman. i thank my colleague from washington for solomon in all hs wisdom to get it completely right. in that regard i give you due deference in the way you put this bill together. i do want to rise in support of what my colleague from california spoke on just a moment ago which was the fact that neither one of ms. lee's amendments were ultimately made in order. i have a problem with that from the standpoint of the construction of this rule because one of those amendments was tied to, in essence, the base bill, that passed at the committee level and the other one was an adaptation of that same notion, but what she's getting at is incredibly important. i think it's incredibly important because the saying is that the road to hell is paved with good intentions. and we have been meaning and meaning and me

on january 10, 18 62, right at the heart of the storm, california's newly elected governor, leland sanford, was to be inaugurated, at the state capital, which is under construction. let me mention this -- the california state library was originally housed in the state capital. on every floor, it was spread out over every floor on the state capital. when the floodwaters hit, the floodwaters in sacramento on the state capital are rising one foot every hour, and the capital building, the office of the -- the capital building was swamped. the office of the state treasurer, which is on the second floor, was submerged under three feet of water. the california state library, which was spread throughout the building, saw 1000 books submerged and destroyed on the second floor. stanford arrived at the ritual , his inauguration, by rowboat. following the hasty administration of the oath departed to his flooded downtown mansion in sacramento. he entered his home by scrambling from a rowboat through a window on the second floor. he rebuilt his house after the -- after this, and he kept the first floor

you start to see black situation come dislike "sanford arched & "good times" and "the jeffersons". >> you're doing, george? >> of course i do. >> that's what you said on our honeymoon. >> is he a brother? >> no but what difference does it make? >> it makes a whole lot of difference to me. >> pop, haven't you seen that bumper sticker that says, good neighbors come in all colors. >> he'll come in good colors too. >> it's one hell of a day in my neighborhood. i a hell of a day for a neighbor. >> once every 10,000 years there's a golden child. i think it's like an athlete. necessity have all the tools, all the talent and all the hard work. eddy murphy and michael jordan to me are the same thing. >> the problem is when i move in, y'all move away. >> eddie murphy for me was everything. he did a sketch "white like me" where he became white. and it was to this day, i feel like every joke that i say, that's in its dna. ♪ >> what are you doing? >> i'm buying this newspaper. >> it's all right. there's nobody around. go ahead, take it. >> slowly i began to realize that when white people are alone

my final point is i want to commend congressman sanford for really indicating what's at stake. because if you wanted revenue neutrality as the republican budget says on the tax appropriate posal, they're only way of getting there is a border adjustment tax. a border adjustment tax would be the largest tax increase on the middle class probably in the last 50 years. and i would urge this committee to join congressman sanford in a bipartisan basis and say no to the largest tax increase in the last 50 years, let's make it clear we're against a border adjustment tax. >> gentleman yields back. i now yield three minutes to the gentlewoman from washington and the advice ranking member of the committee ms. jiea paul. >> thank you to the gentleman from kentucky and our ranking member for your leadership and for yielding. madam chair, i agree with some of our colleagues who have said that our budget is a document of our priorities. and unfortunately, though, i am disappointed that this budget resolution does not insfleft in workingst families. and it does so little to help millions across

voted 50 times to repeal the freedom caucus put in a bill with senator rand paul and on our side mark sanford to repeal fully. and the goal has always been to bring the price down. obamacare's in the ditch right now because it focused almost solely on coverage. so everyone's coverage but they can't use their coverage because they can't afford a deductible and prices are going up 25%. under the republican bills the prices keep going up, too. everyone longs for the day when they could just go out and a young person could go buy just a standard insurance policy out of college without going bankrupt. so we've got to focus more on the price piece and the democrats have good input. right? pharmaceutical prices are through the roof. there's good input. they can get in on this process. we can all work together on it. but the goal has to be to get the price down. i taught economics for 20 years. this all started after world war ii with the employer-provided piece. that incentivized overconsumption of health care. that's in econ101 books across the nation. it is not partisan. it wasn't a partisan deal.

. >>> joining me to discuss, mark sanford of south carolina. congressman, it's great to see you.hanks for coming in. >> my pleasure. >> what do you make of what's going on in the senate? they are voting to move ahead to a vote. a lot of senators don't know what the end game is. mj was trying to lay it out. it's still muddled. >> she did a good job, an accurate assessment of where we are. it's something that has been very much in flux. up until today, i don't know that you could have zeroed in on those three possibilities as being the logical outcome of what would come next after a motion to proceed. that's where we are. everyone is trying to read the tea leaves. >> to be clear, i was not being critical of her reporting, more critical of the senators not knowing what they are going to vote on. you know -- you have, in the past, had some interesting thoughts on where this is all headed. the former republican, someone who had interesting thoughts on where it is headed is the former republican speaker of the house, john boehner. "the washington post" obtained his talk in las vegas. i