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sd as an example has gone up 124% since 2014. it's going to go up between 20 and 40% next year alone s. that's not sustainable. i can't sit here and go home and tell everybody we couldn't get anything done, you're just stuck tw it. congress did this to people people s. now we've got to find a way to help people get out of it. it would be great if we had democrats working with us, but politically they see this as our waterloo and they're not going to help us at this stage of the game. >> i understand you want to pin the blame fully on the democrats here in the predicament you're in. i want to play a little bit from john mccain yesterday because he cast the blame on know. here little it is. >> we keep trying to find a way to win without help from across the aisle. that's been an approach that's been employed by both sides mandating legislation from the top down without any support from the other side with all the parliamentary moves it requires. we're getting nothing done, my friends. we're getting nothing done. >> i guess, senator

. >> reporter: the camera was bested but the sd card worked. the family had one more clue. >> there was a sticker on the back that said pepe. and i said well we've got to go find pepe. >> reporter: they made it a ganl and started going through the videos. here's what they found first. >> reporter: pepe was a base jumper and that's how this mystery started to unravel. >> one of the videos he was holding to to a parachute and the next thing you know he was on the side of the grand canyon floating down towards the bottom so i googled pepe base jumping and there they were. >> it lead steve and brock san diego. he found them on instagram and tagged them. >> it basically just sunk to the bottom and both of us wrote off the camera forever. there was no way that we were ever getting that back so we thought. >> reporter: thanks to steve and brock, they were proven wrong. they got back priceless videos of their base jumps and more importantly, the first recorded moments of pepe's first niece's life. >> what are the chances of the camera being found after

election, and the french president made clear these benefits come with strings attached d -- when he sd the e.u. is not a supermarket, he meant you cannot shop around for the things you like. you have obligations. in this case, it is the division between the executive and the judiciary. only if you have that, you can go shopping in the e.u. brent: our correspondent on a shopping spree day in russell's. thank you very much. still to come, the days of easel cards could be numbered in many places. the german city of stuttgart is the latest to consider a ban. we will tell you why. hobby air -- javier will be there with the headlines in 60 seconds. brent: welcome back, live from berlin. the german government have summoned turkey's ambassador and demanded the release of a german human rights activist. the activist was arrested on terror charges -- charges that germany says are absurd. this is the latest sign of worsening ties between the countries. closing arguments in one of germany's most notorious and expensive trials are due to begin today, but with the end seemingly in sight the trial of

we're doing sd scans of those now and then that creates a space that you can take into software to mapt we're increasingly able to reproduce. some people golf, i like to make fake eye cameras and, you know, film things with it. activate eyeborg — now! 0h! right, that's the eye upgraded — now let's do the rest of the body. here's dave lee at mit in boston. mit's media lab is home to some of the most innovative tech research in the world, but there's one room here i find particularly fascinating. the mission of this lab is probably one of the most important goals of our time, they're trying to essentially eradicate disability. they want to make it so that if you lose a limb, it won't have any impact on your quality of life and they're making incredible progress. so we work on everything from creating new motors and designs for ankles and knees and artificial joints, all the way to marrying these biomechatronic devices with the human body through novel neural interfacing methods. evidence of this work can be seen with people like ryan cannon, complications after a broken leg left him need

sd michael was supposed to join us on that day but he wasn't feeling well, and of course there's always the added exposure to germs in his weakened immune condition, but instead came his two caregivers, his single mother, karen, and his brother, brian. mi michael relies on medicaid and it allows him to live at home with his mom and to have a personal care assistant. he benefits from medicaid homeni and community based waiver, and if the waiver is eliminated because you start blocking out billions and billions of dollars out of medicaid, he would ultimately end up in a nursing home, away from his mother, away from his family, and be forced c to compromise his level of care and quality of life. you may have seen this fella interviewed by the national news networks. his mom as well. this is one in the same. michael phillips. the senate healthcare bill ends medicaid as we know it. it comes in and whether it's a cap on the amount of money going to the state or call it's block grant, the effect is the same. it will put people like michael at risk of losing critical i confidences and it certai

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major storms midwest, streets sd in deep waters. we're tracking the storms as we move.n the set of the walking brought to a halt after a stunt man fell 20 feet. >>> plus an abc exclusive, some of oj simpson's accomplices that landed in jail are speaking out days before simpson tried to get his freedom at a parole hero. we have lady antebellum in central park for our summer concert series. getting the weekend start off right. >> that's the way to do it, thank you amy. >> reporter: we have your weekend starting with storms. let's take a look at the vine street expressway. fridays in the summer people take off, that's helping us out. nonetheless you're dealing with wet roads on the vine street expressway. 295 northbound north of 42. we have an accident. that's where you have the heavy rain moving through right now. it's in south jersey, dave. >> reporter: all right, karen, the weather center we have clouds out there, it's warm and muggy, dewpoints in the 70s. obviously there's a shower possible through and in some cases a rumble of thunders. storm tracker 6 live double sca

the armed forces, including the ability of the army to fight at divisional level and indy in the 2015 sd sr, we are increasing the size of the royal navy and the royal air force. we are not about cutting the army. >> secretary, thank you so much. this has been such a great discussion and it's a perfect abidingon of a deep relationship we have with the united kingdom bilaterally as well as multilaterally within nato. thank you for putting the busy,nt to a very sometimes confusing week of international affairs and cutting through it and helping as to understand what important and the british position on that. with your warm up plus, these think secretary fallon. [applause] [indiscernible conversation] announcer: the house and the senate return this week. on the agenda is the house authority station bill. we spoke with a capitol hill reporter to learn more. >> joe gould is congressional reporter with defense news. version, the the 2018 version approved by the health and services committee. >> sure. the house armed services past the defense act for 2018 late last month and what it is is the

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. >> on american history tv, on the 1950'sd history, beatniks compared to the hippies of the 1960's and >> the hippies were the optimistic children of the baby boom generation and the rising affluence of the postwar consumer boom. >> oliver north appeared. we intentionally -- the effort to conduct these covert operations was made in such a way that our adversaries would not have knowledge of them. that is not wrong. authors, the, consequences of america's first world war ii security state. >> the people who like authoritarianism no it's illegal for an individual to go into your house and take what they want. that moral standard still exist. you can't take from people. most people recognize that. it's not illegal for the government to do it. next, author david horowitz speaks about the history of the communist party and his views on socialism, conservatism, and liberalism. from grove city college in pennsylvania, this is an hour and 10 minutes here in >> everybody welcome, ladies and gentlemen, david horowitz. [applause] >> we have been trying to get you here for years. we have. we have

>> it's a matter of power in the region but my country is alwahas all sd coming to the table of negotiation, discuss this frankly, we have no problem to discuss this first lifting the blockade is the most important issue it's an illegal blockade we stress that it's illegal discussing the issues, throwing this through the discussion table. and as i said, the united nations is providing the facility to discuss this, otherwise they can use the gcc, the gulf corporation country mechanism to discuss the issue of any kind of dispute >> you'll forgive me for asking, is this not one of the problems, the idea they're doing this to limit sovereignty, is this one of the problems with non-elected governments that egos can drive behavior that may not be in the interest of the people in saudi arabia or the emirates or bahrain? >>i just assured that the negotiation between the countries should be respected and put on a platform through the right channels we are not talking -- we are talking about the governments here governments should respect their commitments and should, you know, when it comes to the d

. >> reporter: the camera was busted but steve's dad thought to check the sd card and it worked and along with the videos the namly had one more clue. >> there was a sticker on the back. and i said well we've got to find pepe. >> reporter: the roads made it a game calling it pepe. they started going through the videos. here's what they found first. pepe was a base jumper and that's how this lost camera mystery started to unravel. >> one of the videos i saw he was hold og to a parachute in his hand and the next thing he was on the side of the grand canyon floating down towards the bottom. so i googled pepe base jumping and there they were. >> it lead steve and brock straight to them in san diego. he tagged them saying he found they're camera and their videos four years after they lost it. >> it basically sunk to the bottom and both of us wrote off the camera forever. there was no way that we were ever getting that back so we thought. >> reporter: thanks to steve and brock, they were proven wrong. they got back priceless videos of the importantly the first recorded moments of pepe's first n

. >>> samsung will recycle and resell the recalled galaxy note 7 phones in the galaxy note sd will gon -- se will go on sale for $600 and they say they're perfectly safe unlike the recalled versions that were overheating and catching fire. that is in south korea and no word on whether it will be sold in the u.s.. >>> those in abu dhabi in used electronics in the cabin once again and the u.s. lifted the ban, saying that they have tightened the security on the airlines, the only one that has a direct flight from abu dhabi to the u.s. and includes some flights directly in and out of the sfo. in march the u.s. band electronics on the cabins from the middle eastern and african airports out of concerns over terrorism. >>> the airline in columbia looking to drop airfare prices that would come at the cost of the comfort. the the the columbia is considering taking out all see and having passenger stand like on a subway train. they could lower the prices by packing more people onto the plane. this concept is not new and airlines have been toying with the idea for standup sections on flights for

the armed forces, including the ability of the army to fight at divisional level and indy in the 2015 sd sr, we are increasing the size of the royal navy and the royal air force. we are not about cutting the army. >> secretary, thank you so much. this has been such a great discussion and it's a perfect abidingon of a deep relationship we have with the united kingdom bilaterally as well as multilaterally within nato. thank you for putting the busy,nt to a very sometimes confusing week of international affairs and cutting through it and helping as to understand what important and the british position on that. with your warm up plus, these think secretary fallon. [applause] [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org] [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2017] the house and senate return this week from the july 4 recess. on the agenda, the defense authorization will -- bill. we spoke with a capitol hill reporter to learn more. >> joe gould is a congressional reporter with defense news.

the armed forces, including the ability of the army to fight at divisional level and indy in the 2015 sd sr, we are increasing the size of the royal navy and the royal air force. we are not about cutting the army. >> secretary, thank you so much. this has been such a great discussion and it's a perfect abidingon of a deep relationship we have with the united kingdom bilaterally as well as multilaterally within nato. thank you for putting the busy,nt to a very sometimes confusing week of international affairs and cutting through it and helping as to understand what important and the british position on that. with your warm up plus, these think secretary fallon. [applause] >> wednesday, the senate judiciary committee will consider the nomination of christopher ray to be the next fbi director, replacing james comey, who was fired earlier this year. to getct mr. wray questions about the russian election and his decision to remain independent from the white house. relied coverage begins on c-span3. >> sunday on q&a. >> i not asking anybody to come from ice their beliefs. i'm asking them to op

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. >> it is beginning to look like -- well, the word sd landslide.dslide for ronald reagan tonight. they're not breaking out the champagne, they can't find an opener. >> jimmy carter, though beaten at the polls did not act like a beat anne man. he said people had voted their frustration. mr. carter showed a flash of anguish once. a. >> we knew that reagan had won the election. the iranians told es that. a certain gloating that they were responsible for jimmy carter's defeat. >> mr. carter is burning the midnight oil. he's doing it here in his last night in kaesh. >> up until the last moment right before he has to shake kennedy's hand he's doing everything he can to get the hostages home. >> jimmy carter was perceived in iran as the ultimate ally of the s shah. >> that i will faithfully execute the office -- >> we had to wait until ronald reagan had taken the oath of office before the plane was allowed to fly to algiers. everything was delayed despite the agreement to make sure that jimmy carter didn't get any credit for the freedom of the hostages. >

while it is not publicly known whether james comey signed one of these agreements, known as a sd 291,are known as the mpi standard. during the testimony, he knew the information was sensitive, and try to write the memos in a way that he would avoid classified information. here is the exchange with the ranking democrat on the senate intelligence committee, mark warner. >> i thought it was interesting in the memo that you wrote after this february 14th post side, you made clear that you wrote that memo in a way that was unclassified. >> my thinking was if i write it in such a way that i do not include anything that would trigger a classification, that will make it easier for us to discuss within the fbi and the government, and to hold onto it in a way that makes it accessible to us. we got the fbi is not publicly commenting on it, but fox news is told that they're being treated as government records and not james comey's personal memos for recollections, and that is what he is testifying. >> harris: thank you very much. we are awaiting today's white house briefing with senate majority l

he sd, you don't have an option. i said, i can't do it, j. he immediately said okay, he immediately got up off my locker box and started beating on me. went down into the fetal position and he beat on the back of my head and my sides and my ribs. he said there's going to be more of that coming. don't leave your cell. >> anybody witness this assault? >> no. >> okay. >> so i said, okay, i'll do it. that's when they came down and made it, put it in my locker box, spent it overnight. that next morning i went into the office. i told the officer exactly what had happened and, you know, i had the hooch in my room and everything. i thought i was bringing it forward and telling the truth. >> well, you may be telling the truth. the other guy may be telling the truth. how do we figure that out? how do we know that? what makes me believe you over the other guy? not that i'm not believing what you're telling me. because i had one of them actually tell me that he told you to hold the hooch. he said i didn't touch him, but i told him to hold the hooch. you

in this case, comes to putin, because of the things trump s sd during the campaign, the favorable, openlyly generous things said about putin what will he say now? >> it puts the republican party in a difficult place. right? because the republican party used to be the party that wanted to be more aggressive in its posture vis-a-vis russia. think back to mitt romney saying in 2012 during the presidential campaign, russia was the big geopolitical foe. you have folks like john mccain and others wanting to be much more aggressive with sanctions and confront russia on its aggression in ukraine and elsewhere and then this president, and nobody's quite sure, to your point, where he is. how much he is willing to, you know, sort of stand with the other republicans in his party and stand up to them. >> we know trump has an infinity for nationalism. putin touched proudly about russia. i want to do that for my country, but there's a line when you look at russian behavior. those keeping score at home. the meeting ran 2 hours 16 minutes. could be amended after the fact. we'll find out. 2 hours 16 minute

samir desai, ceo of funding circle, the number one online there is one man wholender to sd businessesalled unicorns. samir is joining us live from san francisco. you are asia man. i want to start with -- you are a jetset man. i want to start with the fact you have scaled. you have headquarters in berlin and san francisco. how is the u.s. business going? samir: it's going really well. if you look at our business, we started in the u.k. in 2010 and we launched in the u.s. in 2013. we've been really pleased with the progress. around 30% of our business globally now is actually from overseas markets, not from the u.k., and those are growing at a much faster rate than the u.k. we have been really pleased with the progress today. we subsequently entered germany and the netherlands as well. we would like to keep adding more and more international markets over time. caroline: europe, done. you've got u.s. on the agenda. what about asia? would you look to her further abroad? samir: well, we are not quite done with europe yet. i think we are in three markets. there are many more that we would l

. >> when it comes to treating pt sd is it an issue of not being in the way of services and support for do you feel that people may be not seeking the help? because there is a stigma tached to ptsd. >> yes. in the military you are taught to suck it up. i am address very cat for calling a veteran. even just sending a text. hey, what's up. that's all you need to do. a lot will stay in their house and not get out. as far as treatment, different options for ptsd, there are tons around the country that i have met. even one flies falcons. >> oh, wow. >> and gets veterans out. there are some that build motorcycles from the ground up. and, you know, ranches and i got to visit one in arizona that you're literally a cowboy herding cattle, branding them, racing and changing the shoes. >> it must feel good to have a job and be productive. when you leave military life coming into civilian life, you might feel like what do i do now. is that the void that some of these places tries to fill. >> it is. but a lot of the -- a lot of the veterans that commit suicide are kind of from the vietnam era. that i

he believed that a crackdown sd wasn't that -- was inevitable. he said you need to flood the country so fast with lsd that the authorities could not crack down on it. in 1965, he began to stages test -- to stage his acid test in san francisco. at the acid test, who were lured there by the music, the participants were given a chance to take lsd at the concert. the jefferson airplane showed up, their name stood for free trip. in 1965 and 1960 six the san francisco ban, the grateful dead, janis joplin, the big brother rose to prominence while lsd was no longer distributed for free. many arrived already stoned. lsd became rampant in the bay area and 1966 until the state of california and the u.s. government banned it in october of 1966. it remained available but riskier after that. you never knew about the safety of it. all of this would lead to the summer of love in san francisco in 1967. 50 years ago. about 75,000 young people, some of them high school students, some of them college students converged on the haight-ashbury district of san francisco

reporting directly to trump and trump is pleased with him but does that mean that other people will be fire sde could see power shifting. >> appreciate both of you being here on this saturday. good to see you. >> thank you. >>> all in the family. the supreme court rules in favor of grandparents, aunts and uncles, but the trump travel ban still stands. coming up next, the impact of that ban and thousand white house -- how the white house is making it work despite the latest court ruling. stick around. mom, i have to tell you something. dad, one second i was driving and then the next... they just didn't stop and then... i'm really sorry. i wrecked the subaru. i wrecked it. you're ok. that's all that matters. (vo) a lifetime commitment to getting them home safely. love. it's what makes a subaru, a subaru. text "blades" to gillette on demand noo text to reorder blades... ...and get $3 off your first order with gillette on demand. janice would have dropped backoff all four of her kids at soccer practice after a sit-down dinner. but janice is a mother today, so all four of janice's kids are on four

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