scott: i'm scott taylor in the best place to be with the heat. but over here, the playground is a different story. we will test how hot the playground equipment is coming up next. michelle: a georgia man fought back against a carjacker but he paid the price. he jumps on the hood of the vehicle. he says he stepped in front of the car to stop the carjacker. the thief floored it. >> i couldn't show down. >> he was thrawn off. breaking his ankle and getting road rash. the thief is still on the loose. alison: back at home update on a story you saw first on 7. arlington's neighborhood making changes after a rash of the raccoon attacks. the homeowners association plans to start capturing if they will change the policy that allow garbage taken to the curb in bags instead of trash cans. michelle: the d.c. police trying to find six members of a robotics team from burundi missing since tuesday. they were in town for the robotics competition at constitution hall. they were staying at a dorm at trinity university. d.c. police say two of the teens were seen en

let us join -- be joined by scott taylor of virginia. good morning, congressman. >> good morning, alisyn, how are you? >> i'm doing well. let's talk about this tweet, the president retweeted this wrestle mania stuff of him punching somebody with a cnn logo on their. it appears the origin of the video was from the reddit account of somebody with just sickening anti-semitic and racist rants on their account. what is your response to this? >> well, i don't know anything about what you just said in terms of whose account it was or anything like that. i have no idea. i have been critical of the president's tweets before. i think that -- but if i could give objective advice to you, i think you're getting played, man. i think every time he does this, you guys overreact, i say you guys, the media in general, you overreact and play into his hands. ironically cnn reported on him learning politics from the world wrestling federation of 2015. and now you're, like, my gosh, he's inciting violence. i don't think any american, most americans, excuse me

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and joining us now from capitol hill is republican congressman scott taylor from virginia. and congressman taylor if the president's ari public. a system of his it honey general acceptable to you. is it acceptable lately guy you know i i can understand why the president would be frustrated with the attorney general having just you know just assigned there that he recuse himself i i understand that at the same time. the attorney general's done some great work as well too and let's face it looks and the the attorney genera. he he he's there at the at the pleasure of the president but it's of of course his loyalty is not what the president it's with the constitution so. i understand the frustrations but i i think some of it's a little bit overblown but no. i understand. but if the president was to find add jeff sessions or if jeff sessions with to feel that he was forced to quit for the next few days. would you be concerned. i think so i i think i would be concerned of course and as i said. he serves at the pleasure of the president for short but his loyalties with the constit

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scott taylor, abc7 news. jonathan: thank you. a store manager found dead next to where he works in warrenton. grim discovery. stephen tschida is reporting live. so far very little information from the police. what happened? >> i got off the phone from the chief of police but there is very little information. the body of the manager discovered beyond the dumpster. there is a corner and there is a door that opens off the pharmacy inside the cvs. >> the discovery at the body discovered on the ground next to the dumpsters outside the building. >> this is unbelievable. >> they will only say that 64-year-old rex olsen is deceased. they are not discussing the manner of death. they say they do not believe there is a threat to the general public they ask anyone who may know something or have seen something to contact them. >> it's sad. very sad. stephen: a lot of people here are very upset. we still don't know what took place. the thief of police say active investigation, awaiting more information. we assume that the cause of death and wh

we sent out i-team investigator scott taylor to continue attempts to clean up the city a district ata time. >> this bothers me. >> i pay taxes. >> there are car doors and trucks. sodas. >> this growing larger by the day. >> this attracts rodents, raccoons, animals that will cause harm to another human being. >> i want it moved asap i contacted "7 on your side." >> the property is owned by the capital petroleum group. >> i'm scott taylor with "7 on your side." why aren't you cleaning up the trash pile there? >> the cashier didn't know but she provided us with the name and number. a spokes certain said they didn't know who dumping the trash but they would get it cleaned up. >> wi called the d.c. police. the commander of the sixth district david taylor met us at the site with the environmental crimes unit. >> the police have made 50 arrests with the illegal dumping and them involved involh office the city came out and clean-up is underway. we will keep an eye on the property. the neighbors will too. >> quit treating d.c. like it's trash. out is not trash. >> look live and there is a dif

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congressman scott taylor, thank you for joining us. >> thank you, poppy.e it. >> thank you for your service to this country. >> thank you. >> all right. so, if the russians that donald trump jr. met with had this motive and were so bad why did the secret service allow the meeting to happen, right? that's the latest defense out of the white house. issue is, secret service wasn't even protecting donald trump jr. at the time they came back and pushed hard on that one. 7 and. (ray) the difference has been incredible. she is much more aware. she wants to learn things. (vo) purina pro plan bright mind. nutrition that performs. because my teeth are yellow. these photos? why don't you use a whitening toothpaste? i'm afraid it's bad for my teeth. try crest 3d white. crest 3d white diamond strong toothpaste and rinse... ...gently whiten... ...and fortify weak spots. use together for two times stronger enamel. crest 3d white. hey you've gotta see this. cno.n. alright, see you down there. mmm, fine. okay, what do we got? okay, watch this. do the thing we talked about.

i'm scott taylor in the "7 on your side" help center. we have a very important phone bank going on right now. these people are from the washington lawyers committee for civil rights. they used to be the employment justi ago. they are here to answer your questions if you have an issue in the workplace. now they also offer what we call "workers' rights clinics." these are the volunteers you will see here. they are here to answer your questions. the phone bank opens up at 4:30. we want to take a special look at one young lady's issue that these folks helped out with. take a look. the employment justice center in the district protects and promotes the legal rights of low-wage workers. they offer workers' rights clinics and that is where sara found some help. >> my employer did not pay me properly. she did a mixture of unpaid and low payments, below minimum wage. there was also no overtime. then i was told about the e.j.c. and also about workers' rights, especially pertaining to those in so i went to the e.j.c. for help. eventually they led m

let's bring in republican congressman from virginia scott taylor. sits on the house appropriations committee. i want to start off with russia and some new comments from democratic senator mark warner. let's take a listen to this together. i don't think we have that. let me read to you a little bit of what was said. he said there seems to be a convenient power where all the officials in the trump campaign forget about meetings with russian, don't put it on their forms until evidence comes out. the level of credibility in the senior levels of this administration is really suspect. and i think it's suspect regardless of which party you belong to. that would have been said. sound bite played. i'm curious your it's that thou that. do you agree the white house has a credibility problem? >> thanks for having me by the way. >> happy to have you. >> if someone does something and it's illegal, we'll hold them accountable. senator warren is not the person to do that. it's going be to the proper authorities. that being said, i've been very vocal. if you've met

scott taylor, abc7 news. jonathan: now frustrating. thanks. checking the top stories for you. after just ten days on the job anthony scaramucci is out at the white house communications director. this comes hours after retired marine four star general took over as the new chief of staff. in a statement, they said that scaramucci felt it was best to see if it was best to give him the clean slate to build his own team. alison: carlos bell charged with molestic two dozen boys under the age of 14. they claim he assaulted them inside benjamin stoddert middle school and at his home in waldorf. bell is hiv positive. if convicted he could spend the rest of his life behind bars. jonath: for a mother and two children reported missing over the weekend. her mork, the young son and cousin driving back to leesburg after visiting family members in ashburn late friday night but they never made it. that was two days ago. they were last seen riding in a 2002 blue ford taurus with virginia plates. alison: in a moving white house ceremony today president trump awarded his first medal of honor to a

[applause] the honorable scott taylor, united states representative, second district, commonwealth of virginia. the honorable robert scott, united states representative, third district, commonwealth of virginia. the honorable richard cheney, former vice president of the united states. [applause] the honorable rick schneider, governor, state of michigan. [applause] the honorable gary peters, united states senator, state of michigan. [applause] the honorable roger wicker, united states senator, state of mississippi. [applause] the honorable james mattis, secretary of defense. [cheers and applause] the honorable terry mcauliffe, governor, commonwealth of virginia. ladies and gentlemen, our ship's sponsor, mrs. susan ford bales. [cheers and applause] [cheers and applause] -- she is escorted today by command master chief, united states navy, command master chief uss gerald r. ford. ladies and gentlemen, the president of the united states, escorted today by captain richard mccormick, united states navy, perspective commanding officer uss gerald r. ford. [cheers and applause] ladies and gent

. >>> joining me now to talk about this and much more is republican congressman scott taylor of virginiamuch for joining us. before i get to russia, i do want to ask you, you're a former navy s.e.a.l. you fought in iraq. do you think as part of the post-mosul victory that u.s. troops, whether special operators such as yourself or others, should be part of a hold force to keep mosul safe, or do you think that that should entirely be by people in the region? >> well, it's great to be with you, jake. thanks for having me. of course, good afternoon. i think what comes next in mosul is going to be important. there is going to be potentially problems there, and that's not just mosul, that's also iraq, that's syria, what's a post-isis strategy. i think we'll have to play a role in some capacity. i'm not sure what that looks like at the moment but there's no question there will have to be some adviser helping the iraqi army keep that stability they fought so hard to get. >> earlier this week your colleague trey gowdy, conservative republican from south carolina, he headed the benghazi committee,

july 17, 2017, i hereby appoint the honorable scott taylor to act as speaker pro tempore on this day. signed, paul d. ryan, speaker of the house of representatives. the speaker pro tempore: pursuant to the order of the house of january 3, 2017, the chair will now recognize members from lists submitted by the majority and minority leaders for morning hour debate. the chair will alternate recognition between the parties. all time shall be equally parties between the debate event shall continue beyond 1:50 p.m.. each member other than the majority and minority leaders and minority whip shall be limited to five minutes. the chair recognizes the gentleman from michigan, mr. lavine, for five minutes. debat continue beyond 1:50 p.m.. each member other than the majority and -- mr. levin. for five minutes. without objection. mr. levin: i rise today to mourn the passing of the chinese human rights advocate xaoibo l prize laureate who died last thursday in china under guard. the world has lost an incomparably courageous activist who was dedicated to human rights and the rule of law and paid for

scott taylor, abc7 news. alison: scott, thank you. meanwhile the state of ohio executed death row inmate today. this is the first execution in three years. ronald phillips died by lethal injection. a court found him guilty in 1993. he was convicted of raping and killing his girlfriend's 3-year-old daughter. the little girl's mother was convicted of involuntary manslaughter for failing to protect her daughter who died of cancer in prison in 2008. larry: good news this evening. espn is reporting that lucky whitehead will join week. the deal if you missed it. tuesday police in prince william county said a man charged with shoplifting on june 22 was not whitehead as first believed. the suspect told police he was the manassas native. >> if you want to hold me accountable, do it for something i did. >> the cowboys are defending the decision citing pattern of behavior. alison: we now know where critically infant charlie gard will spend the rest of his days. he will be transferred to hospice and taken off life support. he will only change the

[applause] the honorable scott taylor, united states representative, second district, commonwealth of virginia. the honorable robert scott, united states representative, third district, commonwealth of virginia. the honorable richard cheney, former vice president of the united states. [applause] [cheers] the honorable rick snyder, governor, state of michigan. [applause] the honorable gary peters, united states senator, state of michigan. [applause] the honorable roger wicker, united states senator, state of mississippi. [applause] the honorable james mattis, secretary of defense. [applause] the honorable terry mcauliffe, governor, commonwealth of virginia. [applause] ladies and gentlemen, our ship's sponsor, mrs. susan ford bales. [applause] she is escorted today -- she is escorted today by master chief laura nunley, command master chief, uss gerald r. ford. [applause] ladies and gentlemen, the president of the united states, escorted today by captain richard mccormack, united states navy, perspective commanding officer, uss gerald r. ford. [applause] ladies and gentlemen, the preside

i'm scott taylor. but this is a danger zone. hot th michelle: summertime means taking the kids to the park for many families. nancy: it can be dangerous. we are not just talk about the dehydration or the exhaustion. scott: this is hot and we have a laser thermometer to test the playground equipment. this is 130 degrees. over 130 degrees. this is dangerously hot. the results are hotter. we tested several playgrounds and found that playground surfaces are the most dangerous. one with black rubber surfaces came in at 1784 degrees -- 174 degrees. a corkscrew ladder came in at 115 degrees. anything above 120 degrees would easily burn a child. so in the hottest part of the day, stay away from a playground. >> if this is too hotted for your hand, then your child shouldn't go down the slide. run them to the water park. all right. in prince george's county a dump truck driver dies after her truck crashed to a utility pole and flipped. skytrak7 over the scene after 8:00 at the intersection of white house road at harry s. truman drive. ene

. >> scott taylor, congressman from virginia earlier today told us you guys are all getting played, republican congressman telling the media, you're getting played because you're focusing on the tweets and not other things. your response to that, bakari? >> i think that's actually true. i love these conversations but i also love the fact that we have these local newspapers out there. i look at the local news from around the country on sunday. each senator that was in a swing state, in a state that matters were faced in the morning with coverage about medicaid cuts and the fact that whatever the united states senate is trying to do to their health care will be devastating. we have to spend more time on that. i think we can walk and chew bubble gum at the same time. russia is a valid story, inciting violence is a valid story but we have to focus on those bread and butter issues that sometimes we lose focus on when the president goes into those assitwitter rants. >>> jersey state parks and beaches are being shut down. some people can still sunbathe. governor christie is soaking up the sun. the re

. >> joining us now is scott taylor. >> i'm well non what time you went to sleep but what was your reaction when you saw john mccain get up and give that thumbi thumbs down? >> i woke up to the news, but i'm certainly disappointed. what happened last night doesn't help the folks that are hurting under that law. individuals across the country and my district hopefully we can work together and get something that addresses those issues. >> do you think that the turmoil in the white house that has been so colorfully outlined in places like the new yorker, yesterday, here, the new communications director anthony scaramucci kind of laid it out. do you think that has been getting in the way of successful legislation and the president's agenda? >> at times, yes, of course. listen, i think some of -- i know there as efforts from the white house to try to get some of these senators to get on board. relationships matter. no matter where you are, no matter what form, whether it's business or in the private sect sector or in government, relationships matter. there's no question about that that some of t

. >> let's talk about the shifting defense scott taylor who represents virginia's second district is it with us now. he's a navy seil and iraq war veteran. thank you for your service. >> how do you explain to the american people a white house going from we never had meetings with russians, to sure we had meetings with russians, we were willing to accept their help, but it's not illegal? >> i watched the clip you just played. most of them, of course, the questions they were asking, they were asking them specifically if they're including with russia and all those things, look, i think there's no question there has been a shift in the stories, and people should be -- if there's something that's illegal here, people should be held accountable. there are political ramifications for shifting your story, no question about that. >> what are the political ramifications? >> yes, there are -- >> what are the political ramifications? >> well, like what we're talking about right now, right? so the president has a bold agenda he was elected on, this is what we're talking about every day. there are

republican congressman scott taylor, i think has a good take here.ays the president knows how to drive the content, the conversations on television, he wants it to be about him. >> i think you guys are getting played, man. every time he does this, you guys overreact and i say, you guys, i mean the media in general. overreact and play into his hands. i don't think any american, most americans, excuse me, certainly some, maybe, but most americans out there believe he's incite violence from a wwf clip. >> i want to pick up on the last part. a comment if you looked at social media, was the president inciting, encouraging, giving a green light to vile ens against journalism. i don't take it that way although i think you certainly can. anyone watching serm can. knowing this president's history as you mentioned, i took it as something else. more of his way of punching, not a physical way. here's the led of council, only a matter of time before shun actually does it. suspect this in erdogan's turkey, not the united states. mike kaufman, swaying district in c

ben carden, scott taylor join them.p on cable platforms. he has a right to respond to. >> we need to protect freedom of the press. there is a responsibility of everyone including the president of the united states. >> the fake media is trying to silence us. we will not let them. >> just hope he grows into the job. >> what will be and won't be discussed at the g-20 summit. >> everyone wants to know whether president trump will bring up

let's discuss the speech and its impact with republican congressman scott taylor of virginia. always good to have you, congressman. >> good morning, chris. great to be with you. >> so what was your plus/minus on the speech? >> i thought it was pretty good. i mean, i thought he did a great job obviously with the audience there. know your audience, and he -- i think he articulated very well the history and relationship with poland. as he said, you know, we have soldiers who fought very hard from poland and iraq in afghanistan and they're still there. he did it right on the buffer of russia, if you will, and he had tough talk for russia. i thought he did a great time. >> he spent a lot of time extolling the polish people, he was there in krasinski scare, what do you think his larger message was he was trying to get across? >> i think solidarity with europe. i think there was some legitimate criticism for the president prior in terms of europe and where he was with europe, but i think they showed that we will stand with them, again, given that speech in poland, which is of course

you say alarming to everyone, but i want you to listen to your republican house colleague there scott taylors about what the american people think of this. watch. >> it gets frustrating when you have this because i do think some of this is really overplayed. and i think ultimately folks on the streets, american people, don't care. they're a little over it. >> it's overplayed and people in the streets don't care. think about jobs primarily. your thoughts. >> look, there's no question the real tragedy of all of this scandal and all of the conflicts of interests of this white house are that there's nothing being done to focus on the issues that are important to my constituents and to people all across this country. we haven't seen a jobs bill, we haven't seen an infrastructure bill. we've seen nothing to help make college more affordable. we should be focused on creating good paying jobs, extending the life of social security, medicare, making college more affordable, developing good energy policy. there's no question about that, rebuilding the infrastructure of our country. but the reality is

republican congressman scott taylor of virginia and jen psaki, former white house house communicationsart with you. what do you think that the chances are that this will actually happen? >> i like ben sasse a lot. bad idea. the idea of trying to repeal this thing and not replacing it. we didn't run on repeal. we ran on repeal and replace. we need to repeal and replace. what mitch mcconnell laid out was absolutely proper. we don't get this thing done, we're going to have no choice but to save the system because if we don't save it, then millions of people are going to go uninsured and we're going to get egg over our face. that means we're going to have to work with democrats. mitch gave a dose of reality. we either work this out and find something we can pass or lots of bad things are going to happen. so it's not a free ride for you guys on the right or the left who say oh, we can't -- you know, we're going to draw our -- put our stake here. if we don't get this, then mitch mcconnell and donald trump have no choice but to save a bad system. and that is a disaster in 2018. that's why the

ben carden, scott taylor join them. see you tomorrow. [ cheers ] >>> he's beaten up on cable platforms. he has a right to respond to. >> we need to protect freedom of the press. there is a responsibility of everyone including the president of the united states. >> the fake media is trying to silence us. we will not let them. >> just hope he grows into the job. >> what will be and won't be discussed at the g-20 summit. >> everyone wants to know whether president trump will bring up russian meddling in the u.s. election. >> both sides are playing down expectations. >> reporter: civilians held as human shields by isis, risking death to flee from its certainty. [ gunfire ] >> soldiers and civilians alike are anticipating the fall of isis any moment now. >>> this is "new day" with chris cuomo and alisyn camerota. >> we want to welcome our viewers in the united states and around the world. this is "new day." it is monday, july 3rd, 6:00 here in new york. chris is off this morning. john berman is with us. >> like independence

. >>> "outfront" is congressman scott taylor serving on the appropriations committee and a former navy.a.l. good to see you. >> good to see you. >> if senator mccain comes back, it would be for the health care vote. they are struggling to get the votes needed to proceed. the president said that the republicans are not doing their job if they don't repeal and replace. he tweeted, "it's very sad that the republicans do very little to protect their president." what do you make of that? >> first let me say, let's wish for a speedy recovery from senator mccain. i know everybody out there is concerned. >> absolutely. >> it's important that the senate put something on the table, hash it out and work through that process and get it back over to us so we can negotiate. a lot of us, including many senators, if not all of them, certainly ran on repeal and replace and if they can't come together, put a straight repeal in there and it would be enough time not to hurt people and maybe would force everyone to come to the table to actually do something and work for the american people. >> are you frus

you'll find conservatives like senator langford of oklahoma, trey gowdy, scott taylor, they have said this white house better get these details out and stop changing their story. >> shepard: a.b., thank you. inviting republican senators to the white house to talk about the healthcare bill. the senate vote on hold at least for a while, as senator john mccain works to recover from his surgery. will the delay help or hurt the bill's chances? more than one way to look at this thing. we will get a live report from capitol hill coming up. liberty mutual stood with us when a fire destroyed the living room. we were able to replace everything in it. liberty did what? liberty mutual paid to replace all of our property that was damaged. and we didn't have to touch our savings. yeah, our insurance won't do that. well, there goes my boat. you can leave worry behind when liberty stands with you™. liberty stands with you™. liberty mutual insurance. >> shepard: the president says he's working the phones and plans to meet with senators at the white house tonight in an effort to try to pass the gop's h

freshman congressman scott taylor knows a thing or two about harm's way, a former navy seal, tours ofuty in baghdad and ramadi. and represents this area in congress. nice to see you. >> good to be with you, leland. leland: it was shocking to say this this district we're in as the highest percentage of active military and percentage of veterans in the country. and i expect the attitudes change with the president here? >> you're standing on the largest naval base, newest advanced aircraft carrier there. we have a proud tradition, more military and veterans in the nation. and they're happy for the administration to come in and put the strength back in the military, to do the proper spending to get our readiness on point and men and women fighting for us every day. we're very happy. leland: you talk about the spending in the military, this thing costs $13 billion, roughly 113 million a foot, horribly over budget. a number of other navy projects, a new destroyer, horrifically over budget and major problems once it's put to sea. how much responsibility does congress have, yes, in appropriat

taylor. polk basically could not make a public announcement about any of the generals without fighting them. there's when phil scott, zachary taylor. at one point, he tries replace both of them with a democratic general. really tries to politicize the war. lincoln tries to politicize it in a different way. lincoln's first reappointments are all democrats. so, either an important ethnic group in the country, a lot of them were elected officials, people who had constituencies. because lincoln knows when you lose public support for a war and lose, congress, when you lose congress, the war is over. so, lincoln knew he could defeat the south, he knew he could restore the union but not with his hands tied behind his back. for those reasons, lincoln's mindful of what is happening in the white house will he is a member of congress. he's very successful in avoiding polk's problems. wasou wrote that lincoln very depressed and unhappy about his marriage to mary todd. does that relationship get better? >> you know, it was always a really difficult relationship. at one point, he did attempt to break it off. he felt so bad. it i

neil: senator grassley says he still expects tax cuts, to congressman scott taylor on that.'s very difficult for your colleagues in the senate to cobble together something, i could miss something and mitch mcconnell's a brilliant tactician and legislator, so maybe he will get an alliance going and get this done. but is there a point at which you say, all right, this is not working out? we have a better chance of getting tax cuts going and leaving the legislative year with a w? what do you think? >> well, neil, always great to be with you, of course. i'm an optimist by nature, i think they ultimately will get something passed in the senate. now, we have to respect their process. as you know, we've already done so in the house. but i think they have to. i think they have to get something done. i think that they will. i think once he gets close, they'll put it on the floor and put it up for a vote and let republicans be held accountable either way, whether they want to or not. we'll see what they do. but i think we have to do it before we start tax reform, period. neil: really?

near the pool, but it seems the only ones enjoying the massive beachfront property were taylor's parents. her dad, scottreportedly sent over "1989" guitar picks to fans camped out nearby with "we love you taylor" signs. so where was swift and her squad? >> i think we'll both be in paris. we have our press tour. >> cara delevingne and karlie kloss were busy at paris fashion week. cara chatting it up, and fellow model visiting paris. stateside, blake lively celebrated with her family including her adorable newphew, baylen. and model martha hunt shared her fourth with fans online. she took in a traditional carnival with her photographer boyfriend, jason mcdonald. one fan noting, this doesn't look like taylor's backyard. so why did tay-tay break tradition? it seems the pop star is still laying low with her new beau, actor joe awlyn. the couple was spotted sipping coffee on a balcony in nashville just last month. ♪ i remember >> a source tells "e.t." that taylor is really focused on working on her new music and that she's keeping her new romance on lockdown in hopes of avoiding the media frenzy she's experie

taylor with a look at the road. >> hey, sheena, good morning. 16th street street under scott circle, you had the rain and the roadways never dried out. a lot of canned water. it's closed between o and m. authorities remain on scene to do that now. chopper 4 has been flying over the belt [ muted ] a-- also for the rail riders this morning, we had cancellations. 10 line train was canceled. and activities on brunswick line. train 894 will depart at 7:10. back to you. >>> smaller seats mean less room for you on flights. but could it also mean we're less safe in the sky? the new ruling that forces the faa to take another look at the airlines you use. >>> plus, moms, how much do you work? whole lot. new study that shows how many extra powers we're putting in and how few we have for ourselves. >>> coming up on ellen, appearances by jesse tyler merg son and panic at the disco. watchen >>> a live look outside on this monday morning. the sun is already coming up. >> it's not supposed to be too hot today too. but it's important to talk about car safety, especially because it's national heat stroke prevention day. in ten minutes

the rigler troops and send them with a general scott and make an amphibious landing the largest , one in american history up to that point. and leave taylor in the heart of mexico with a reduced force. a decision is made, they will go and destroy taylor's army. so zachary taylor ends up winning the battle, 4-1. in the process, john hardin, the former congressman, the one that tussled with abraham lincoln in 1846 congressional race, he died. ,t is one of those incidents writing about history i am so fascinated by the seemingly small things that conspired to make great things happen on the world stage and in this case if , john hardin had lived, if you he had come back to illinois as a hero of the war, i think there was little chance abraham lincoln would have emerged as the head of the new republican party. or i think there is very little chance that he could've been the nominee for senate, twice from the republican party. but we will never know because he dies in the final minutes of the battle of buena vista. zachary taylor gets talked about as a potential presidential candidate. lincoln, along with alexander stevens, the future vice pre

scott took that to heart. a card that will rule her out if england progressed. as france started to take control, that looked unlikely, until lucy bronze got on the ball and queued upjodie tayloran injury to goalkeeper karen bardsley only added to the second—half tension and france never gave up. with england backpedalling, they threatened to steal the attention. but, for the first time in a long time, england held out against their rivals for an historic win. england advance and have taken a huge step forward. katie gornall, bbc news, deventer. england's cricketers are just six wickets away from victory against south africa in the third test at the oval. england set south africa a92 to win at the oval, with fifties from tom westley, joe root and jonny bairstow. south africa lost four wickets in their chase, closing on 117 forfour, with ben stokes taking two wickets in two balls in the evening session. last innings pressure, a50 looks like 900 sometimes especially on a wicket that plays like this. hopefully we can get these and finish it off pretty quickly with some discipline. ferrari's sebastian vettel won the hungarian grand prix, to extend his lead in the world championshi

scott took that to heart. a card that will rule her out if england progressed. as france started to take control, that looked unlikely, until lucy bronze got on the ball and queued upjodie taylore tournament. an injury to goalkeeper karen bardsley only added to the second—half tension and france never gave up. with england backpedalling, they threatened to steal the attention. but, for the first time in a long time, england held out against their rivals for an historic win. england advance and have taken a huge step forward. katie gornall, bbc news, deventer. england's cricketers are just six wickets away from victory against south africa in the third test at the oval. half centuries from tom westley, making his debut, captainjoe root and jonny bairstow helped england to declare their second innings on 313 for eight. they then took four south africa wickets before the close of play on day four, including two wickets for ben stokes. wigan warriors will face holders, hull fc in rugby league's challenge cup final next month. wigan booked their place at wembley with a 27 points to 14 win over salford this afternoon. 0liver gildart scoring the first and final tries for wigan, in a

taylor that -- tailor that. it is a two-part process rather than then telling us what we want and we tell them. scotty right. amazon is a search engine with a warehouse. the best hotel in london and they will tell you what it is for you. joe: people like to put together lists of companies that are mauled by amazon and the retailers are the classic roadkill standing in front of them company. in general, it sounds like brands in general may be a risky proposition. the idea that brands don't have the lock in effect they used to. onor: i think the way we interact and perceived brands has changed. it used to be a grocery store had a monopoly on brands because shelf space was a limited commodity and now if beyonce has something on into the grand, that is a new way to get to the brand. julia: you are saying they have increased the number of outlets, whether it is stores in terms of whole foods, the online they had is another wayxa of them pushing products. conor: there is this commoditized channel where we have private labels like amazon basic, kirkland and then more aspirational brands pitched why celebrit

scott, otherwise impressive, took that to heart. this would rule her out of the semi—final. france started to take control until lucy queued up the ball and jodie tayloralthough france threatens, for the first time in a long time against their rivals, england held out. this was a historic win for the lioness is. mark sampson's side will now face the netherlands and the last four. and with the holders, germany, knocked out, england are now the favourites for the title. she said it, they are favourites! only an almighty south african defence can stop england's cricketers taking a series lead on the final day of the third test. some big hitting from england's batsmen meant they were able to declare, setting south africa a world record chase of a92 to win. england's bowlers took four wickets before the close, with two in two balls for ben stokes. south africa resume this morning still 375 runs behind. last—innings pressure, a50 looks like 900 sometimes, especially on a wicket that's been playing like this. so, you know, we've done very, very well to get the four wickets. so hopefully we can get these two here at the moment, and then, you know, finish it o

sam taylor, who‘s the editor of britain‘s oldest women‘s magazine, thinks love island sets a bad example. and emma kelly is deputy entertainment editor at metro.co.uk. welcome. you met scottst my girlfriend was watching it and i was watching it with their resentfully, that i got into it and i realised i enjoyed having something mindless to watch in the is evening and talking to everybody about it. i am on so many whatsapp groups talking about it. not everybody is watching it! it is getting 2.2 million and it is more popular than the first series. why? it was a slow burner. it came after celebrity love island and last year it started to get more momentum and people were talking about it and this year it is an event television, which we don't really have other than strictly come dancing and the x factor. everybody likes talking about what everybody is watching at work the next day. it is a communal event to watch. you invest in the people. definitely. and you are not a fan? i can't say that i am a fan. it isa a fan? i can't say that i am a fan. it is a mystery to me. it is the lowest common denominator. no disrespect because i am sure it was full of lovely people. but where