>> are you really sing snell. >> are you really sing snell. >> well, no ring, right? >> right. >> so i'll let -- >> anyone unmarried, not engaged. >> and our motto if no one else want you, we don't want you either. this is not a lonely hearts club. >> right? >> if no one else wants you, we don't want you? >> my mother says it all the time. you don't want someone no one else wants, right? >> people are dating. people are, you know, in relationships. >> well, yes. >> is this your way of telling him he butter hurry up and put a ring on it. >> are you watching, brian? >> oh! >> he's out of town, so -- >> what's his name? >> ryan. >> ryan, get it together. >> ya. >> congratulations. >> appreciate you, thank you glenn so see you guys wednesday? >> see you wednesday. >> what's the price? >> union trust. >> union trust. >> yes. >> swing by. >> and everybody, see you in the newspaper this week, will be there? >> yes, i think one is missing, chase is out of town, otherwise. >> oh, i know him. >> you know chase? >> yes. >> very cool guy. >> i'll take his place. >> me and you goi

. >> no actually from the -- mike snell. >> no frail the grocery store. i know a lot of people share their recipes at local markets and things like that as well. but you know, adam i heard that you have never had any. >> child of is suburbs man. i just kind of hang out there. so you brought something for me? >> the mumbo sauce and some -- >> is this mixed up special? any way? or this is what they gave you? >> this is what they give us. each place has their own kind of spin. >> okay. you brought the whole -- >> the whole piece of chicken. >> this is great. this is part of our mid show snack. and for the guy who said that they thought it started in chicago? we can take full credit for this. this is going to be supermessy. but it's going to try. mmm. that's been sitting in the box for a while. i can tell that. >> okay. >> it's got a little -- >> what do you think about the sauce? >> it's a little ketchup and a little zing to it. it's not bad. >> is that what you are going to blame being on flip mode for the rest of the show? >>> now, he can finally say he's

we will hear more from kelsey snell in a moment. but now, we will look at john mccain on the senate floor. [applause] the vice president: the senior senator from arizona is recognized. the senior senator from arizona is recognized. addressed this president, many esiding officers. i've been so addressed what i've senate that chair. that's as close as i'll ever to be a presidency. anyway, it's an honor we're almost indifferent to, isn't it? presiding over the senate can be a nuisance, a bit of ceremonial bore. it is usually relegated to the more junior members. but i stand here today looking a little worse for the wear, i am aure. i have an appreciation for the protocols and customs of thi body and for the other 99 privileged souls who have been elected to this senate. i have been a member of the united states senate for the 39 years. i had another long, if not as long, career before i arrived here, another profession that was profoundly rewaterboarding and which i had experiences and friendships that i revere. but make no mistake, my

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joining me now, louis nelson, breaking news reporter for politico, kelsey snell, congressional reporterhington post." louis, any indication that president trump in tweeting on behalf of the parents has any specific kind of help in mind? >> you know, not really. the president sort of tweeted this a little out of left field yesterday. it was his first public comment on this controversy that has taken up -- has picked up steam in europe and, you know, the president has introduced it here in the u.s. the white house has said he's not trying to pressure the family, he just wants to be helpful if possible and the president hasn't spoke on the family personally although other white house officials have. >> as we know, kelsey, the republicans have been having a hard time moving forward on the health care bill in the states, a bill frankly president trump said needed to have heart. so you wonder is this an attempt by him just to show heart, to show sympathy with this family that has a heartrending decision, or is there also an appeal here to the religious right? >> you know, it's very difficult

. >> what do you do with the green, the reds, the leftovers you cannot use to snell if they are blew three sons that may want to join. >> what is your rule for working the family business? >> i this you they need to go away for ten years. >> start another career. >> ok. find out what is out there in the rest of the world before you come back. if you come straight here. you won't know what you left be hype. you won't appreciate what you have here. the torch will pass. i decided to take the opportunity to jump in on the family business. >> ok. >> how come? >> you know? ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> so good. they are terrible. they are terrible. >> blueberries? what do you paque out of blueberries? blueberry pi. there was a string of stores are about they are not having to have enough labor. they are just fine. >> i was wondering how to bring it back. >> thank you. >> right. >> kellyanne conway was miss blueberry. >> yes. the best thing she's ever done. all right. thank you. >> thank. >> thank you. >> another great night of chasing news. thanks for watching. listen, will be off the next couple of days

the as were back in front with a little bit of help from snell.s one about two-thirds of the way to the play. they brought on casilla to close it out. that didn't happen. tying run had already scored and with two outs, peterson lined a base hit to drive in the lead run. as couldn't do anything in the bottom of the 9th. they lose 4-3. casilla takes the loss. fifth blown save of the year. >>> when the warriors finished off their sweep of the san antonio spurs in this year's playoffs, spurs fans gave the veteran manu ginobili a heartfelt ovation. they thought they might not see him in uniform again. those fans would be happy to know ginobili has agreed to terms to play for one more season. ginobili, who will turn 40 next week, will be back for a 16th year to remain the balding middle aged basketball player who still does things that you just wonder how he gets it done. >>> and we leave you with some plays to check out on this tuesday night. milwaukee at pittsburgh where keon broxton hits a chopper foul. look at the play in the dugout. saves trainer t

ian and snell, bbc news, jerusalem. more bad tidings for the social media company, twitter.g set of results. this is what happened today — shares fell by more than 13%. but even more worrying is the fact that the value of the company has fallen by nearly 60% since it listed its shares back in 2013. let's get more on this with samira hussain in new york. samira hussainjoins us from new york. it is quite dramatic, isn't it? what has happened to twitter? boom, indeed. the big problem for twitter is it did not gain any more new users in the last three months of the year. to put that in perspective, in the last three months of this year, facebook added 70 million new users. that has a lwa ys 70 million new users. that has always been a big problem with twitter. we are not seeing a lot of user growth, which is really disappointing for the company. when you look at the advertising revenue, those sales were disappointing so investors are those sales were disappointing so investors a re not those sales were disappointing so investors are not very happy with twitter. they are struggle

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. >> except for corn snell. >> colonel number one, turn around, look around, you'll fine your spouse. >> well, you have to be smart. it is ivy league. instagram shutdown by rob kardashian, well, actually shutdown his account yesterday. he was posting naked pictures, of his ex black china. >> and he accused her of cheating. so, instagram sedate rob violated their no nudity policy. that didn't stop him. he posted pictures on twitter, revealing pictures, i mean, nude pictures of her, could be considered crime in california though called revenge porn, because what we think posted without her knowledge or consent, so, some say it will be hard though for black china to argue she suffered emotional dis industries from this little tirade. she like one of the pictures, on his instagram. by like we mean double tap, so people can see. >> heart popped up. >> yep but did respond to the leaders claiming that rob kardashian was physically abusive. >> i didn't know about all of these laws. our attorney, lisa here, specializes in that stuff and social media and thing like that. >> so explain how he co

because it snells snacks and that's the strongest part of the supermarket and it's the best managed companyn the space and ceo ingenuity predicted how the market would play out years ago. if they get hit after reports, you should be ready to -- >> buy buy buy >> tuesday is amazon prime day i haven't bought anything with the sustains coming up it's going to be a remarkable show of amazon i bet the numbers show a 20% increase over last year, which will cause the retail analysts to come out of the woodwork and downgrade any retailer that is still standing that they haven't downgraded yet maybe then will some of these invoice rated names find a buy i would not buy costco until after amazon prime day because someone will downgrade costco. another way this game works. i don't know how the movie ends though, because it ain't a movie. and janet yellen travels to the hill for two days of testimony it will be riveting. i'm the only person saying so, and i'm hoping she will stay on message. more rate hikes are needed to get us back to normal. she has too much self-control to ever snap at any of the bo

. >> remember years ago there was big fire in the same general area, like tab err knack snell. >> yes. >> it burned for like close to five days. >> yes. >> because again there is nothing there. >> we will keep an eye on it. >> ♪ >> still dealing with this excessive heatwave, can you imagine cape may, getting on the beach, sounds amazing. >> why planning it? let's just do it. >> okay, we will be dealing with this heatwave for how long? we'll finds out in 15 seconds. >> hope you get your spot early on the beach today or maybe staying in town and maybe you have tickets to the ballgame tonight. well when the phillies start their game against the marlins tonight, it is still going to be in the 90s, 92 degrees on "grateful dead" tribute night tonight. it is a muggy one, i'm sure they'll sell a lot of cold beverages at the ballpark. so the excessive heat warning continues for the rest of the day today. where it will feel like 100 degrees or more, and this is still dangerous heat. so we've got the pca heat line philadelphia corporation for aging, (215)765-9040. or help if you need it. 82 degr

kelsie snell joins us. the congressional reporter for "the washington post."was following the action last night and co wrote the story on the washington website. there's talk of figuring something else out. do we have any idea what that is? >> no, we don't know what they have coming up next. republicans spent the majority of the year, seven months, focused on trying to get something through the reconciliation process. that failed last night. while it's possible that they could re-visit this process, this budget process to try to get something done, we don't really have any signs from the majority leader, mitch mcconnell that he wants to do things that way. there's a question about whether or not it's possible to do something smaller, something bipartisan. but it's a very difficult road ahead. as i talked to congressmen today on the hill, they weren't quite sure. they felt like they needed to go home, regroup and see each other in september and figure out a path forward then. >> try this in what they would call on regular order? >> i'm sorry? i can't hear you.

joining us tonight, kelsey snell back with us from her job at congressional reporter for "the washingtonher latest reporting is on mcconnell delaying this august recess to complete work on health care. matt nussbaum has been kind enough to agree to stay with us. so kelsey, i think i've actually asked this question before. which members of the house or senate with an "r" after their names especially those up in 18 are going to put out for this president and that's really what the relationship has to be at this point wounded as he is, consumed by russia, six months into his presidency? >> yeah, the thing that we are watching very closely right now is how those people who are up in '18 and how moderates and conservatives on either poll of the republican party are going to react when we see the bill on thursday. we still don't know what is going to be in this bill and we're not totally certain the leaders know what's going on in this bill. we're told they're still working out the details. some things like whether or not to keep these tax increases part of the aca for six more years, that see

meacham congressional reporter for are the "washington post" who has had a busy couple of days kelsey snellere has agreed to stay with us under threat. thank you all of you for chemical on. john i saw what you said on social media last night about the president's speech to the boy scouts of america. and i realized you may think for what happened there a red meat political speech to 30,000 boy scouts might have been it's own kind of low point for -- speech making and discourse. >> well, one hesitates to mark a low point given the passage of time since -- well i guess the next hour or so because he may be in bed. but it's as daniel patrick moinen another great senator since we're talking about great senators tonight. once said it defines deviancy down. donald trump is defining the presidency down. one of the things i found so fascinating about senator mccain's speech today which i think should be taut in schools actually, is he talked about the most ancient, the most personial of struggles in the country which is that between passion and reason. it's the oldest dichotomy. it's what the framer

. >> hey, bob, can you get slammed together where june avenue is exactly in ben sal snell. >> i'll dolooks like it carried over to the truck right parked in there little -- >> their suv on fire no question about it. >> wow. >> so yes, they'll have their hands full this morning. >> this almost looks like an explosion, you know what i mean? i mean the whole house went up, i mean, equal fashion. >> we're just had plenty of time to spread. >> geez. >> we hope everyone got out safely. but we're working to get more details, though. >> okay. >> look at those flames. >> 2700 june avenue is the address, bob? >> in bensalem, yes. >> bensalem. >> trying to see here. >> god, look at this. >> have the ladders ready, let's see, the corner there, one of the firefighters getting ready to get on them. >> probably up there venting had to come down, this thing will collapse. >> look like just off street road. >> oh, right? >> so a lot of people can see this, they're taking street road this morning. >> yes. >> is it close to $5 then? >> not that far from 95, probably see it from 95, and street road, the

kelsey snell is with us. and we welcome perry bacon from 538.com.erry bacon, you get the first question. this math has never made sense. what family would want to leave on summer vacation with 36% of a full gas tank? you always shoot for a hundred. you shoot in politics for as close to a hundred as you can get. so given the history, as steve just ran through it, can you continue to be, having lost the popular vote, 36, 39, 40, 41% president? >> i think there are two things to understand here. first of all, there's this view that the trump base is pretty solid. but our data shows, and my colleague as well, trump is down in the polls about 2% every month. he's won with 46. he had at some point in the upper 40s. he's down to 39, 36. he could be down at 30. so the idea that trump's support is stable and his base is unmoving, we don't know that yet. a second thing, though, most presidents spend a lot of time trying to improve their approval ratings. in 2000, george won without the popular vote majority. he tried to govern from the center. it is interesti

. >> joe snell. >> seven-two. >> then look at his hands. absolutely enormous.t. looks like a grape. or golf ball. >> also i think he's being tongue and cheek when he said he wrestled a bear or lion. >> could have happened. >> no, people think. that will that's not actually what living in african is lik like. >> no. okay. we get it, joel, you have very large hands, and you're capable every not just throwing baskets but catching baseballs. we get it. we're impressed. consider us all impressed. >> i'm impressed. >> katie, going to throw us a curve ball with this forecast? >> oh, well done. i like that transition. that was good one. i don't think so. because i really have been promising this for awhile. it is just that we're here now, actually in the midst of the steaminess, i don't think any curve balls come in the form of anything that we're not specking at this point. any showers, thunderstorms, primarily fire up second half of the day. it is hot. it is humid, light through the next three days. all right. let's check in with eyewitness weather watchers reporting

and shannon reporter for bloomberg news and kelsey snell. thank you for being here. mack, i have to kick it over to you. you've been in this job. what is your prediction and what is your sense how john kelly is starting out day one? >> i think you summed it up just right. new chief, same president. we'll see. i think general kelly is a person of standing, he's been a patriot and served our country with distinction and dedication and i think, hallie, the fact that he's been in the white house here at homeland security for six months is a big plus. i also think at some level president trump understands that some things are going to have to change. they're going to have to stabilize. this white house needs to look outward in their service to the american people. not inward with continuing soap operas. >> john kelly has been on the job for all of roughly laly 40 minutes at this point. and james baker at "the times" over the weekend and he said this, he said you can focus on the chief or you can focus on h the of staff. those who have focused on the of staff have done pre

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thank you for being with us and kelsey snell from the political post and susan glasser.e piece because it's not just about politics but it makes a pretty powerful point about how hollywood is not known by your own colleague maureen dowd who wrote a devastating piece. >> yeah how few directors there are. >> by -- behind the camera there are big problems and what comes up with our friends, what are you watching on television? >> what are you bingeing? >> if you think about the answers and what we're watching, television has realized what a lot of the country hasn't. which is that if you tell the stories of over half the population, you know, if you use the talents of over half the population, female actresses you'll have a better product. if you go through the shows we watch, you are struck by how many strong women and strong women stories are out there. >> you have that list. >> the trump administration could learn from that. the senate could learn from this. the senate has sort of learned what happens when you ignore women. i think it's something -- it's something positi

. >> meaning chancellor america snell. >> no, no. i mean other global powers. germany is not a global power. it's a medium sized power. we should not overestimate our clout here. but we have an interest to forge a strong relationship with this administration and to encourage strong leadership under the u.s., and we have an interest in a strong nato and a strong western alliance, and we'll do anything to promote that alliance. >> ambassador, it was a pleasure talking with you, sir. thanks for your time. >> my pleasure. thank you. >>> up next, just about 24 hours away from the first face-to-face meeting between president trump and president putin. an expert on putin joins me next on what the russian leader could have planned for tomorrow. >>> the markets open, a down day, 64 points in the negative. be the you who doesn't cover your moderate to severe plaque psoriasis. be the you who shows up in that dress. who hugs a friend. who is done with treatments that don't give you clearer skin. be the you who controls your psoriasis with stelara® just 4 doses a year after

. >> here with me on set robert driskal and folks hanging out with me for the house kelsey snell and eliana johnson. thank you for joining us. bob, i want to start with you. you have helped people get ready for this kind of thing before. tell us, first of all, how kushner would have prepared and what do you think is happening at this moment right now. take us inside the room. >> first of all, preparing. the problem for the lawyer, you can never get enough of your client's time. what you want to do is go through the dry details of a timeline and none of it is very exciting and shethow them every document you think the committee might have. it would take, you would like to have a full day. getting somebody or maybe two days even. but getting someone who is as senior as jared kushner to focus is very tough. usually the press gets prepped until the last minute and prep sessions over the weekend and he's got experience counsel and can guide him through it. and we'll be, you know, doing mock questioning with him. >> they might have done some mock questioning. he's sitting there facing the

joining us right now our own kasie hunt and "the washington post's" kelsey snell.to me about what lisa murkowski and susan cleanse have endured for what looked to do my eye a concerted effort, one, to make the bill something that didn't hurt their own constituents and to be honest brokers. i don't think they ever made any secret of where they stood throughout the process. >> they didn't, nicolle. and look, they set out where they where they stood relatively early and stuck by it. now, susan collins has been extremely vocal about where she stood and has been counted in the firm no all the way along and lisa murkowski did vote no. as you note, got attacked by the president on twitter for it and then threatened reportedly by his interior secretary ryan zinke. she has fought back in ways that go beyond just her public comments. and she controls the purse strings for zinke's interior department and she has been very steadfast every time we caught up with her in the hallway, she said look, i'm independent. i think we need to worry more about things other than electoral p

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i want to bring in kelsey snell, also nbc news politically reporter alex siteswald.aring there? is there a chance that president trump is going to be able to salvage this thing? >> i'm hearing a lot of confusion. people don't understand why he is going back to plan b or c. i don't even know how to keep track. going back to the idea of repeal and replace when only 24 how weres ago -- hourins ago he wasg repeal only. they need a partner in the white house. it's hard to say how they could salvage it if they don't know which way they're going. we heard from the majority leader here saying he doesn't want to, they're going to take this vote and he doesn't think the votes are there. we'll have a vote next week. i don't think it gets valsalvag. >> we heard president trump warn of what he called the consequences of not replacing obama care. here is what he said. >> it is not fine for another reason. it's gone, it failed, not going to be around. we pay hundreds of millions of dollars a month in subsidies that the courts don't want us to pay and when the payments stop, it stop

now, political writer for the "new york times" nicholas condesorri and walk post reporter kel see snelllines constituents will be seeing in 30-second commercials a lot more than he is worried about donald trump. i think 32 million people losing coverage with they just repeal it. 20 to 24 million if they repeal and replace. again the way the debate has been framed. that's why people like dean heller have to worry about. that's what senators from maine and pennsylvania and ohio and wisconsin have to worry about more than the president's wrath. right? >> absolutely, joe. i think what we are seeing sheer that the republican polanco lapsed under its own weighing, its own problems, it's not because the president didn't sell it hard enough, although he certainly didn't. it's because of the consequence of passing this bill and they hadn't actually figured out their own version of a plan for health care. i keep coming back to this, republicans have seven or eight years on this, they have run against this over and over again. they can't force something and the error here for all the republicans i

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. >> what would happen if they failed that on stack snell. >> if they fail that obstacle then they wouldore they proceed to the next obstacle, next part o of the course. >> because these are both elite raters, what's your hope for the race? they don't want to fail f you're elite racer doug the bump east not hurting your pride it, hurt your points. >> your points and your time. >> so we are coming up here. >> yep. >> i didn't even know what this was going to be, so we run up here little bit. camera guy mike is now running with us, i guess. so the point with the spear thing,is that you have to actually make it into where it is going to go? >> yes, so the objective, they have to stand behind the fence panel, right, pull the spear to them, stick the spear in the straw, in the bales, on the spear bins. so again, if they fail, if it doesn't stick, they have to go do 30 burden of proof east, the penalty obviously what kills them, especially for elise raters, running for points, money, and hopefully, you know. >> to win the whole thing. >> to get to lake tahoe for the championship. >> but you ar

. >> what was the first sing snell. >> oh,. >> so many hits, fun to watch. >> then she had misunderstoodg about that? >> yes. >> i'm trying to look up the first single was. >> megan, do you know? >> there you go. was that the first one? >> there go. are you pulling it up? >> most girls and you make me sick. >> you make me sick. >> oh, yes. one of our producers tracey down there with her daughters, one of the concert that you can take your kids to, so i think a lot of people did, that as well. another show, james blunt on the show, totally smitten, he was so much fun. but he was also with ed sheeran having the second of the we shows in philadelphia, last night, so, we like, don't always get our stars out and about town. we like to know where they are eating, what they are doing, so they had a great dinner rittenhouse. they went to a steak house. he enjoyed a meal with friends over at steven star's barkley prime and what did they orders? we know that they love wings. writing some book about wings. but they decided to go with like high end steak. had 120-dollar cheese steak made with the ri

is that the mod snell. >> that's kind of the model, and i like at all the change going on in tech, allat's going on in health care, and in some ways i've kind of experienced that and lived through that on my own, and i just think that there's a lot that i can offer to that, and i want to be purposeful. >> joining us for more now is jeffrey conn from elevate partners and greg benzinger. greg, i'll start with you, how serious and likely a consideration is this? >> it is a serious consideration. the company needs a ceo. they need one quickly. he is a proven proven leader he's overseeing global operations and they are very concerned with having a name that they can present and so he's definitely on the table for them there are other names that is considering, but he's one that emerged. >> jeff, you had talked to us before what uber needs in its ceo suite with the issues of travis kalanick. does immelt fit the bill >> he's definitely a short list candidate. this is investors wanting to protect the prize and get this baby to aninio on your network mr. wonderful says it's always about the mon

a young soldier came running up to me, do you know captain snell? >> yes.ared a bond in both life and death that no one will ever understand who hasn't lived it. share your pried on facebook, twitter, instagram, # #proudamerican. ♪ ♪ i see a brand new day when i open my eyes, to beams of lightheaded in the new york sky ♪ ♪ hope is still up there, flying high, it is a beautiful day when america dreams ♪ ♪ oh, morn than the ground underneath our feet, oh, turn on the hands of the brave and he free ♪ ♪ oh, hope is in our hearts, and when america dreams ♪ ♪ it is a beautiful day, when america dreams ♪ [applause] >> west point, beney havens band. >> thank you so much. >> sergeant jeremy, you were also on the voice. >> yes i was. clayton: what was more nerve-wracking, this crowd or "the voice"? >> this crowd. [applause] pete: staff sergeant, we're here talking about proud american. we'll talk about the band in a second. what makes you proud to be an american? >> put on this uniform. makes me proud to be an american. if you pose that question to each one of those

us.elsey snell joins tell us how senator mcconnell wrangled the vote for this motion to procd. how did he have to lobby the last couple of votes? out talking to senators well into the day to the vote. he was particularly worried about a group of moderate senators from these expansion states that accepted medicaid expansion under the aca.he was speaking directly to them about how they could spend the money that medicaid would this -- would receive. he ended up th an amendment that would give a hundred million dollars to medicaid. this amendment is being added to another portion of anotherill that pbably isn't going to succeed. in all, it comes down to be a , but votes could say that they took a step to save funding for medicaid. >> lisa murkowski and susan collins would vote nthey joined the 48 democrats in voting no . the final vote 51-50 with vice theident mike pence casting tie-breaking vote. >> they have a number of objections. both objected to the idea that the senate version of repeal would have repealed funding for planned parenthood. it had a one-year ban through arentho