and springfield, the ramp to franconia road.e'll talk abo flooding do town. >>> a few minutes away from the 5:00 hour. a historic win in the championship. francesco molina. >> yesterday's final round left it open for others. tiger woods was disappointed in his loss. >> serena and i are good friends. i'm sure she will call me and you have to put it in pe pecti perspective. she just had a baby and lost the same thing with me. it will sting for a little bit he. >> okay. i guess they're a xarpscomparis. woods says a victory would be great for his kids to see. >>> you g membership should soon become tax breaks. if passed, that would qualify as a medical extension on your taxes. it would be $500 for individuals and $1,000 for couples. >> hollywood may be thousands of miles away. >> "missn impossible" was in town for the latest installment, "mission impossible: fallout." packed screen last night. he talked about this is not his first mov premiere in our area. >> i did a top gun premiere here. i never got a school trip here but i came h

once we got to springfield. at that time it was like some of us. as a little kid my father was very abusive. i was develop. unlike this bill and the small of the beans. i basically gravitated to everything they do. i remember coming up as a youth you know wishing that i as one their words there would advocate for me. my job as an out we should work i. was always try to connect with people and seeing how i could serve them. in the light of the. light helping people. for the past almost thirty years i worked hard and everything changed. so i started finding me. and the more i found me the greater lash on the life of the normal no going normal not normal. not not yet. but they're back on back to back there's like there's my guy via. i strive to treat the people on the screen or in person as human beings who have maybe you know made some really terrible mistakes a lot of them come from very tragic backgrounds. we have to understand the narratives of the persons that were making the decisions about. what donald was able to do should be celebrated becaus

once we got to springfield. at that time it was like some of us. as a little kid my father was very abusive. i was developing like this bill and the small of the beatings. i basically gravitated to everything that. i remember coming up as a youth you know wishing that i had someone there was there would advocate for me. my job as an out least worker. was always try to connect with people and see how i can serve them. well you know. if there's a like helping people. for the past almost thirty years i worked hard and everything changed so i started finding me. and the more i found me the greater lash on the life of the normal now going normal not normal not not not yet. but they're back and i'm back back there's like there's my guy via. i strive to treat the people on the screen or in person as human beings who have maybe you know made some really terrible mistakes a lot of them come from very tragic backgrounds. we have to understand the narratives of the persons that were making the decisions about. what donald was able to do should be celebrated b

once we got to springfield. at that time it was like some of us. as a little kid my father was very abusive. i was developing like this bill and and from all of the beatings i basically gravitated to everything negative. i remember coming up as a youth you know wishing that i had someone there was there would advocate for me. my job as an out least worker. was always try to connect with people and see how i can serve them. well. it doesn't like helping people. for the past almost thirty years i worked hard and everything changed so i started finding me. and the more i found me the greater lash on the life of the normal no going normal not normal not not not yeah. you're back home back to back. like there's my dad via. i strive to treat the people on the screen or in person as human beings who have maybe you know made some really terrible mistakes a lot of them come from very tragic backgrounds. we have to understand the narratives of the persons that were making the decisions about. what donald was able to do should be celebrated because his transf

that's electrolux in springfield, tennessee. now, if we are moving toward a policy of reciprocity, do for us what we do for you, there would be zero tariffs, and the people of springfield would have a $250 million expansion and the jobs that come with it instead of a 25% tax on the u.s. steel that electrolux buys. so there are stories about our auto companies. we have three big tire companies in tennessee. bridgestone is one of them. 1,700 employees. i'll talk about it for just a moment. bridgestone tires all have steel core to make them stronger. none of that steel is produced in the united states. all of it is imported. now all of it has a 25% tax. who pays that? the american consumer. the same must be true for every tire-making company. here's one more story. you probably heard of bush brothers beans. they can one-third of all the beans in the united states. their plant is in chestnut hill in the mountains of east tennessee where i live. the cans are made of tin-plated steel. that's mostly imported. there's not enough produce

inner loop nearhe springfield interchange. and the columbia pike there. 66 looking okay.look at the beltway, all of the big routes into and out of town are clear. >> thank you. >>> it's 5:31. at least six d.cnc c members who introduce legislation to overturn mething voters approved three weeks ago. >> internaonal 77% 27this is a right move. >> many have voiced their on situation. the d.c. chairman said the pressure was dmisleading. ey are vowing to fight back. another day in the future, the wilson building could be the backdrop of another rally.y, yester we saw many in favor and those that were against the initiative, because they werein ra the crowds, that the bill on the ballot, in the wording. but workers are saying getting people who are not tipping us, haveisen to 15 an hour. nashtive would not do that until 2025. d.c. counsel air going to international overturn flight 77. overwhelmingly, tippedorkers do not like the niche tiff. they wednesday is the phrasing of the initiativ unquestionably was misleading. bear in mind that on primary nights, the initiate was blur. b

we know and the answer is springfield is in hawaii. >> what? no. >> it's nowhere.io. >> we chose the name because there are 48 springfields in america. in 43 states. which means five states have two springfields. >> is there one or two episodes that stand out to you? >> you know, there's two years i didn't work on the show. two years i went off and -- >> which seasons? >> seasons six and seven i think. >> those were great years. >> the best years. the show is so much better without me. >> no. >> so there's one, there's a halloween show i really love. we did 3-d homer in it and that was pretty exciting. it was funny because the software to do that caused $750,000 at the time. and now it's a free app. that was a good one. and i don't know, i like the one certainly when we had thomas pinchen on the show. we had him on twice. a guy who won't be interviewed, won't be photographed. he came on our show twice because he said i got to do something to impress my kids. >> so what do you like about homer? >> homer's a comedy writer's dream. he's got everything wrong with him.

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springfield beat tulsa 16-5. what a cool play of the day. >>> a wildfire continues to burn near clayton in the east bay. coming up, the damage that has already been done and where it stands right now. >> plus, families once sprayed at the once separated at the border may be reunited today. morning's opening bell... what s behind the huge plunge... and lawmakers square off with the secretar >>> facebook loses more than $100 billion in value ahead of the opening bell. what's behind the plunge? >> plus, lawmakers square off t er the another day of heat in your forecast especially those inland locations. we'll explain why some places didn't cool off much overnight. >>> and a busy start to your thursday morning commute over at the bay bridge toll plaza. the metering lights haven't been activated yet. but we're definitely seeing a backup. we'll take a closer look at that coming up. >>> good morning, it's thursday, july 26th. i'm michelle griego. >> i'm kenny choi. right now, a race to contain a destructive wildfire in

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it was built by a pair of brothers in springfield, massachusetts. they built 13 of these cars, so certainly not what we would call mass production. all 13 of these cars were more or less identical. traditionally when we think of americancan novel -- automobile industry we think of it taking place in 1896. a lot of people asked why the ,ndustry center then destroy it why not in indianapolis, cleveland, chicago? there were advantages here in detroit, we were reasonably close to raw materials. we are roughly between the two. we have a lot of capital in detroit. a lot of eager investors ready to risk money in this endeavor. we have folks who were building carriages or machinery or railroad cars, but i think the simple answer is just people. we had a critical mass of dreamers and doers. enough of these people came together that it became a magnet. established as the capital. we have a columbia from 1901, which is perceived as an electric powered vehicle. most bars are powered by gasoline, but certainly when the being introduced, you could have gasoline,

kaitlyn taylor, police say dav toble of springfield is charged with dui manslaughter. taor lived in jess up, maryland. car flipped and caught fire. she died at the scene. >>> we're working t uncover new information tonight after a body was found on a school parking lot in gapohersburg. ce found that body at south lake elementary school on contour road friday afternoon. s investigator it is a male between the age of 15 to20. police do not suspect foul play but haven't been able to identify him yet. he'd been seen earlier in the day and had been scene playing basketball at that school >>> a woman woke this morning, woke up this morning to find a stranger b in herroom touching her. it happened early this morning inside a home in northwest d.c. eacording to the police report, the woman sd and the man took off running. the description of the man isre ly vague but call police if you know anything about this. >>> georgia civil rights icon john lewis remains hospitalized for observation. his representative said today that lewis is resting comfortably and did not elaborate on t

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this is weed control the easy way blanket springfield's with herbicides for twenty years that's been an integral part of the job for farmer funks toot but using all those chemicals has come at a price the emergence of another unwelcome invader a super weed that powering over his prized wheat. this is black grass the main problem is that it's spreading and that. rapidly mean a loss of income of over fifty percent. of course there are short term solutions in the form of herbicides from the agro chemical giants but even they can no longer eliminate black grass for good it's now spreading like a plague. you can see the well of a grow. over a month on and off you have three or four hundred of these persuade me that there's no room for the displaced crops are gone it's very well. as will probably be the case here soon. together with lugar born a month from the regional farming authority pranksters has been documenting the onward march of this noxious weed the world's most widely used herbicide for example is proving increasingly ineffective. for zada central todd having a lifeless it would

if this one but i see i'm going to say what he had it been a sort of springfield moment assume in our levees that failed but on earth is the but if you go this it would be a song full of calvary will it be like. seal. the motor. must say this they are all going to seem to indicate how are nice. people but it seems as long as they might they be of the. devil build our own mess he said my love a man goes to sink i think almost i will just let me know when to mail it is equal not but if he does say yeah it could be in the let me moment as you know follow come by and all. this but i suspect and that's all there is commit in this thing at all is on the little needles. well what would you say. to them of the. earlier my as it existed a mind that you see still flooded by it was. just me and the sky so far is all that i see of the. same governments and that is by many that all but are there are any better or in other places on this i doubt though if i don't place to start trouble. one and all the little korea body by the city employees here they will salute the most i'm just out of the seat o

i was in springfield tennessee and they were excited about an expansion of an electrolux plant $250 million expansion that community and they canceled it one word of the steel tariffs came even though electrolux, which makes washing machines, even though bthey buy all their steel in the united states, tariffs raise the price of steel told u.s. they say eight and a half% of their being revenue will go down as a result of the tin plated steel which is used for their cans and not enough is produced in the u.s. but then we have bridgestone and hancock. they make tires in tennessee. big companies that they use steel in every tire. none of it is produced in the united states. the price goes up. i've worked for 40 years mr. president to bring auto industry to tennessee. we are working to raise family income and standard of living. these tariffs will lower our standard of living and hurt our state one than almost any other state but i said to the president as respectably and effectively as i can, mr. president we agree on taxes and regulation. were proud of having the best economy in 18 years, the

springfield tennessee, they had been excited about the expansion of electric plant, they canceled it when the order of the steel tariffs came even though it makes washing machines, even though they buy all their still in the u.s., tariffs on imported steel raised the price of steel sold in the u.s. bush brothers, they can about a third of beans in the u.s. you would not think that is such a big deal. that is a lot of people, a lot of beans. they say that 8 1/2% of the revenues will go down as a result of the tin plated steel which are used for their cans. not enough is produced in the u.s. then there are other companies that make tires in tennessee. they use steel wire in every tire. none of it is produced in the u.s. the price goes up. i have worked for 40 years to bring the auto industry to tennessee. to raise family income and raise our standard of living. tariffs will lower our standard of living. they will hurt our state more than any other state. i have said to the president as respectfully and effectively as i can, mr. president, we agree on taxes. we agree on regulation. we a

. >> chris: joining me now fro springfield, illinois, the number two democrat in the senate,in dick .lcome. let's start with the democrats basic positions since justice kennedy announced his retirement this week.re hes your leader in the husenate, senator chuck scr. >> americans should make it clear that they will not tolerate a nominee choprn from esident trump's preordained list. >> chris: senatord donald trumpthe voters that he was going to pick his nominees from that list. there was igaue campaign. donald trump won. isn't he entitled, just like barack obama wasle entitto have a legitimately qualified nominee proved by the senate? >> senator durbin: of coue he is. every president would be. but you just had a man on your show, mr. leo, wh has an extraordinaryn pos. he is involves not only in the selection process, he is keyo it. when the white house chose neil gorsuch, they didn't call mr. or such ttell them, they called mr. leo and they said would you like to call the judge and tell him theood news, h going to be the president's nominee? ie's what's going on here. the federalistty

to springfield, that will be the area of concern, and tomorrow it moves east of the mississippi river. we're looking at memphis, louisville, nashville, damaging winds. potentially a few tornadoes, and a highly populated area, and folks who live there, certainly listen to your local authorities and abc stations. >> rob marciano that cracking t into the night. >>> news from the white house late today that discussions are in the works for vladimir putin to come to washington. the news late today coming in a tweet from the white house press secretary, sarah sanders. and it all comes as the president tries to clarify what he said on the world stage when he appeared side to side with vladimir putin he sided with him over his own intelligence agencies. you're about to see the director of national sbeintelligence, hi reaction to putin coming to america. here's abc's senior white house correspondent, cecilia vega tonight. >> reporter: as president trump boasts about his relationship with vladimir putin, calling their meeting a great success, his white house, for the third consecutive day, was

and in springfield, northbound back at edgewood drive, street flooding there, as well. >>> we're followingome breaking ns at 6:34. a deadly stabbing at a metro statio in one of the most affluent neighborhoods. police tell us man was killed overnight. that was on wisconsin avenue. near the chevy chase pavilion. >>> nicole jacobs has been working to gather the latest from the scene. this is going to impact computers. >> that inconvenience as police has cleared the scenhe in area you're looking at now, it was tape.ounded by police everything is back to normal. commuters are able to use everything they can use at this metro station. i'm going to show you a map in the center of the expansiepgs. but they warm this area on the stabbing death. the stall caming in at 3:30. that man hasied from h injuries. it is unaware where his situation was going on. but this is an ongoing investigation. you like a live look here. normal, ng is back to which is good news for s. commut the scene now cleared, but the investigation is ongoin ris, angie, back to you. a lot of questions still to be answered. >>> while

he was a teacher at west field and wes springfield high schools last year. he's suspended without pay and being held without bond. lice are worried there may be more e'ctims. >>> thnew developments surrounding the investigation into president trump's former attorney michael cohen. a recording between then candidate trump and cohen has been made public. we have reaction from capitol hill. n a secret recording aired by cnn cohen and then candidate trump discussed paying for kar mcdougal's story of an alleged affair that trump denies. >> when it comes time for the financing which will be -- >> we're planning to. we're haveto. >> no, no. >> reporter: theen tap abruptly. what's clear, mr. trump knew about the payoff plan. what's not clear, whether he suggested paying in cash. >> i'm hearing two criminal co-conspi -- co-conspire tors. >> don't believe the crap you see from these people. the fake news. >> reporter: the fbi seized that tape during raid of cohen's office and tkere's more. th question, what if anything does itprove? >> you have evidence this was about

(jrstone) the cheapest rent is in the u-s city of springfield, missouri.tone) coming up -- dust can do more than create dangerous driving conditions. it's also hazardous to your health. we'll take you to a place where the wind is kicking up bringing walls of dust with it (jrstone) and a plane makes a crash landing on a house in virginia.. we'll show you the damage it left behind when we come back. (jrstone) and -- many people headed to the beaches today to cool off from this weekend's extreme heat. we'll tell you which beach was packed with people (jrstone) tempatures are rising inland causing people to head to the coast. kron 4 reporter lydia pantazes went to ocean beach in san francisco to talk with people trying to cool down. warmer weather means people heading out to the caose to cool down they drove to ocean beach in an effort to beat hot weather. they got here at seven in the morning to beat the crowds and get a good paarking spot. no matter wher you are make sure to stay hydrated. reporting in san francisco lp kron4 news (anchor) time now (anchor) (

as this heavy rainfall, thunderstorms and hail is approaching springfield. over one inch hail size coming from the thunderstorms. that's at least quarter size hail and even reports as large as ping-pong size. from the thunderstorm activity. this exact thunderstorm has been going for five hours. current track on this puts it through cities here through bluff. wind chester, jacksonville. through the next 45 minutes. we have an interact aif radar on our web site. you'll find it. and you can zoom not only in the bay area but across the country. let's bring you back to california. we have our own thunderstorms from monsoon moisture. 134 strikes over the sier ra. all this activity is contained to the under a very slight risk of maybe an isolated thunderstorm through tonight. because of this. what we're seeing blowing up across. through tomorrow, most of the days slight risk of maybe a pop up thunderstorm. we'll cool temperatures off a co livermore. concord and low to mid-90s. closer to the bay down to 75 oakland. 69 san francisco. and san jose looking good. 89 deg

the community wanted a conviction in springfield illinois. and he took the case with everything to lose and we tell the story of this trial and we filled out the edges keeping the transcript as a yoke of the storm. >> we will come back but being in pursuit of a hot trial is nothing new even though you went back to the 19th to do it. what got you on the path to be illegal journalists that i should point out at the time it was a hot thing to do in the '90s with trial after trial. >> a lot of this is the right place at the right time i started at court tv fresh out of law school and i was an associate producer at court tv and always wanted to be a reporter. it happened six months before the o.j. simpson trial i was elevated to reporter in the two main reporters for the network happened to be covering other stories. so nobody knew it would be this big that was the preliminary hearing started to cover the o.j. simpson case and everything went from there. then i got to be celebrity like david gregory along the way. [laughter] it went on there but i

they want all the benefits to living in springfield, but they ain't even bothered to learn themselvesguage. >> yeah, those are exactly my sentimonies. >> i think one of the governing things that's happening with "the simpsons" is a distrust of anyone who tells us we should trust them and doesn't earn that trust. >> i'll take that statue of justice too. >> sold. >> when they make fun of how fox works -- >> you are watching fox. >> we are watching fox. >> they are telling you don't trust us either. >> eat my shorts. >> all right. i'll eat -- eat your shorts? >> "the simpsons" is like shakespeare in the sense that we quote the simpsons all the time, very often without knowing it. >> excellent! >> i wish i could create something that culturally indelible. it's unlike anything else tv has ever run. >> "twin peaks" showed up out of nowhere at the beginning of the decade. the pilot episode of that was one of the strangest and most exciting things i have ever seen. >> i'm at the twin peaks county morgue. with the body of the victim. what's her name? >> it was incredible. just how slowly in th

green bay, springfield, st. louis. damaging winds, large hail, isolated tornadoes are possible.this time we were talking about the spring fire in southern colorado. this has now grown to over 41,000 acres, still 0% containment. there's over 480 people fighting this fire at the moment. let's bring you to the fort garland area and show you some of the visuals coming out of this region. police in castilla county have arrested an individual believed to be behind the fire. he's facing arson charges. fire still growing forcing evacuations. the colorado governor has already made a disaster declaration for the area. fire started on wednesday but with high temperatures and humidity, that's making it extremely difficult to fight the fire. we have ongoing drought conditions across this part of the u.s. more fires are likely to burn. >> hard to believe that people deliberately light fires. >> agreed. >> many thanks for that. >>> coming up, reinaldo and messi are out. but there's still plenty of stars left in the world cup. leading the chant for france, that's ahead. ahh... summer is coming.

paul: i assume the speaker to run the show in springfield. >> well, hopefully that's right.ower since 1971, speaker for 35 years. very corrupt and he has been been political domination from government union activity and the supreme court was so right when they said all government union activity is political by nature, all of it and now we have stopped that violation of forcing people to support it if they didn't agree with it. paul: thank you so much for being here. >> thanks, paul. paul: still ahead, president trump marks the sixth-month anniversary with gop tax cuts with hints of more to come. what can we expect from phase 2 and when can we expect it? and when can we expect it? we wil alright, i brought in new max protein ...to give you the protein you need with less of the sugar you don't. i'll take that. [cheers] 30 grams of protein and 1 gram of sugar. new ensure max protein. in two great flavors. >> we are doing a phase 2, probably in october or maybe sooner than that and it'll be more middle class, we did a lot for the middle class but this would be more aimed at the

lorton and springfield. 64 in bowie and brandy wine. your wake-up forecast is a good day today.he sun comes up at 5:55 this morning. lithe temperatures will nicely. it will be a perfect day at the pool, melissa. temperatures in the upper 80s. don't forget your spf. >> that's for sure. going to be warm out there today. it will be nice to sit outside but you don't want to get burned. alexandria, inner loop before van doren street. have a camera for you this morning. inner loop before van dorn. seeing some inner loop and outer loop at this point. going to get moraninformation keep our eyes on it because it could back up if they don't get that out of the way soon. 66 into town and out of town is just fine this morning. 95 northbound. southbound no worries there. as we look at 270, frederickth spur, you're on ti. there is a disabled vehicle near montrose southbound and it is clear. over tumultuous tenure is for the man leading school in prince georges county. >> justin finch has more. >> how much is the outgoing ceo getting for schools? >> reporter: toutgoing ceo will leave with $800

west springfield high school students like xander mely and like many students they are well aware of potential school threats. this month's deadly shooting sparked our area's largest school system. fairfax county to do a school check. the school board is now considering several different ch safety ges, like new rocedures for school visitors and enhanced lockdown drills. time to happen at more random moments like lunch and in between classes. >> it's good f us, you know, how to deal with different situations in different areas. >> reporter: the board will decide whether all classro om doors shoulereplace some of the outdated locks. >> it's a good idea. i already try to do that. >> reporter: this high schoolteacher says students can still get inn and out case of a fire. >> it only locks and unlocks from the outsideo itlways be opened from the inside without a key. >> as a part of prevention and intervention, the board could approve the hiring of 18 different pchologists and cial workers. they will go into all middle schools and some elementary schools. >> i think a teen might be a good

so moderate showers right there now along 95 as it makes its w towards the springfield area. this whole line is coming in towards d.c. so we'll see rain through downtown d.c., and as i mentioned we expect more rain over the next coup of days and that's why there's a flash f uod watcil 2:00 a.m. and much more on this and amelia joins me again in 15 minutes. >> doug, thank you.t you'll w our nbc washington app nearby over the next couple of days. free to download. you can set weather as your home page. it's where we'll be sending br >>> new details tonight in the mysterious murder of an arlington man. police have arrested a man in howard county. john kindies agiodannis can a w check and police found him suffering from gunshotas wounds. he a data analyst and former soccer coach at washington lehigh school committee today arlington police announced tedy have charg 42-year-old jitesh patel with murder as well asla bu as well as possession of a firearm. >> early on in the vestigation, it was determined that the suspect and the victim were known to each other and that this is a targ

. >> bill: this is the new springfield arm 9 millimeter -- >> anthony: yup. >> bill: -- with a 19-roundns. i don't own a gun, but i like holding them. i like shooting them. >> daniel: it's a glock 22. it's chambering a 40 caliber. >> anthony: there is something compelling, an eerie rush, an unholy sense of empowerment feeling the warm glow of these heavy, iconic shapes in your hands. get off my lawn, you kids. >> man: that's a 357 magnum. that's an eight-shot revolver. >> anthony: a bigger kick on this guy, yeah? >> man: a little bit. >> anthony: you just can't help silently mouthing, "make my day," or "feeling lucky, punk?" [ gunshots ] i could do this all day. whatever your opinion on the subject, fact is, gun culture runs deep in this country. >> jesse: this is what i grew up with, yeah. this is -- i shot my very first turkey with this gun at 12 years old, actually. that's a 22, uh, rim fire cartridge and that is probably the type of firearm that most kids start off with. >> anthony: these guys, i'm guessing, are not people i should be worried about. they are nice and exceedingly pat

from peoria to springfield and chicago you'll have storms to dodge saturday. today's forecast very warm in the middle of the country. as we head towards the weekend, this is when we'll watch the midwest storms on saturday especially heading around areas like chicago and iowa. southeast will dodge some storms and finally heading into sunday, we continue to watch isolated storms notice ohio valley. notice we hid 95 in d.c. on sunday. things warm up on the east coast. it looks like a nice beach weekend for many areas of the eastern seaboard. >> monsoon storms on saturday in the southwest? >> phoenix, that whole area we've had a lot of sandstorms harkes bobs in that area. there's been a lot of it and it will continue. >> thank you very much. still ahead, the justice department goes after the recently approved at&t time warner merger. why the federal government is appealing that union now. >> plus the trump administration loses another high profile staff member. why mark short is leaving the white house. >>> welcome back. in another white house aide announced depar

moderator: the proposal in springfield, you can't be on the ballot unless you release your tax return. runningkam: how about for governor? will pritzker release his? moderator: i'd do it for governors, too. rep. roskam: should j.b. pritzker? mr. casten: i'm not sure. i want to stay on the topic we're at. every politician releases tax returns is an academic question. currentor not our president whose own son has said a lot of our money comes from our ownwhether president who for the first time in recent history has not released his tax returns and has not devested his businesses, it's in the national interest whether he has entanglements. moderator: we've got another question. scott: our final social media greg orieser. teen listenave you and younger people's interests. mr. casten: i think you said young women? scott: what steps have you taken to listen to their concerns and represent their interests. mr. casten: i've had a lot of fun going to a lot of high schools. i'm trying to get to the government classes because they're smart kids and i think they know a lot more than us sometimes

paul: i assume the speaker to run the show in springfield. >> well, hopefully that's right.igan has been in power since 1971, speaker for 35 years. very corrupt and he has been been political domination from government union activity and the supreme court was so right when they said all government union activity is political by nature, all of it and now we have stopped that violation of forcing people to support it if they didn't agree with it. paul: thank you so much for being here. >> thanks, paul. paul: still ahead, president trump marks the sixth-month anniversary with gop tax cuts with hints of more to come. what can we expect from phase 2 and when can we expect it? and when can we expect it? we wil jardiance asked- and when can we expect it? we wil and now you know. jardiance is the only type 2 diabetes pill proven to both reduce the risk of cardiovascular death for adults who have type 2 diabetes and heart disease... ...and lower a1c, with diet and exercise. jardiance can cause serious side effects including dehydration. this may cause you to feel dizzy, faint, or lig

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paul: i assume the speaker to run the show in springfield. >> well, hopefully that's right.has been in power since 1971, speaker for 35 years. very corrupt and he has been been political domination from government union activity and the supreme court was so right when they said all government union activity is political by nature, all of it and now we have stopped that violation of forcing people to support it if they didn't agree with it. paul: thank you so much for being here. >> thanks, paul. paul: still ahead, president trump marks the sixth-month anniversary with gop tax cuts with hints of more to come. what can we expect from phase 2 and when can we expect it? and when can we expect it? we wil when my hot water heater failed and when can we expect it? we wil it rocked our world. we called usaa. and they greeted me as they always do. sergeant baker, how are you? they took care of everything a to z. having insurance is something everyone needs, but having usaa- now that's a privilege. the digital divide is splitting this country. we have parents who are trying to get the

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aiken was a teacher at westfield high and west springfield high last yr. he's bee suspended without pay during the investigation. th news s i-team went through employee records and found that aiken taught latin language and he's currently being held without bond at the fairfax county adult detention center. back to you. >> all right. scott macfarlane, thank you. >>> now to politics, and we begin with something that the president said. he defended his tariffs and told a group of veterans not to believe their eyes. w just remember what you're seeing andt you're reading is not what's happening. >> the comment got a lot of play on social media today. the quote was often compared to pis line from george orwell's novel "1984," tty told you to reject the evidence of your eyes and ears. it was their final most essential command. blayne alexander is tracking trade and tariffs tonight for us, blayne? >> reporter: certainly, there's a lot to track on that frontea ng to that same group today the president promised american farmers that the tarils w pay off eventually.

. >> a bill is now being introduced in springfield, this week. >> reporter: vanessa, along with other to force insurance companies to cover pandas treatments. >> i had talked to a representative, and i told him how my daughter had suicidal thoughts. this is my child's life in your hands. >> reporter: the politicians listened and just last july, the bill, the only one of its kind, passed. >> why did the governor symbolically sign it at a kitchen table? >> to show that this is affecting pandas' families. that this is a family disease. i really think that it's not just the child who suffers with pandas, it's the entire family, and this could happen at anybody's kitchen table. >> love you. have fun. be good. bye. >> certainly a happy ending for some families. what you saw tonight were extreme forms of pandas and by no means does every child with strep go on to form any form of pandas. >> that's reassuring how alarming this is. even if you notice behavioral changes, it doesn't mean they have pandas. the best thing to do is check with your own doctor if you have any questions. we'll have mu

we've learned a 28-year-old map om springfield was driving the wrong way in d.c. yesterday morning.ervice officer's commands to pull over when he encountered the and with enthe wrong way on 66. agents say he hit a car head-on near exit 73. the person in that car is a federal employee who was on w their to work. ndunty police also helped begin this investigationhey say the victim should recover, and they are now planning to charge the suspect witely hit-and-run and felony illusion. m leon harris. wendy and doreen, back to you. >> leon, thank you. >>> the clock isicking and a little more than two hours to go before we find out president trump's next nominee for supreme court. >> these are the final four contenders. the first two thomas hardiman and brett kavanaugh. they are rumored tonight top picks. nbc news justice correspondent pete williams joins us know. i know we're reading tea leaves and how do they look. >> reporter: let me break a little new. i think we can leave amyoney barrett off the list now because she's been spotted at home tonight in indiana, and we've also heard from

[inaudible] >> i am in springfield and just wondering if you look at president trump's background, he's been fairly liberal on a lot of issues in the past. pro-choice on the abortion question coming used t continuen favor of socialized medicine. i believe after the 2012 presidential election he actually accused mitt romney as being too conservative or heartless on immigration and yet now you look at his presidency and he is a staunchly pro-life anti-immigration policy who wants to overturn obamacare. what do you think accounts for the change in policy and change and i guess political direction on president trump's part? >> i tell people trump is not a conservative. barry goldwater, william buckley, what he is is the most effective anti-liberal in american history but it's not because he's conservative. it's because he applies common sense and so much of the liberalism is nuts if you apply common sense it just falls apart. i take seriously the story he tells about the woman he got to know who'd been advised to have an abortion and her daughter was with her and she was telling him the sto

from springfield to mount ernon, stopping at every newspaper to ask, do you have any work? maybe t he could get was a meal and an offer to sleep for the night on the couch in the office. walked all the way into northeastern ohio. finally he found a job for five but it was a five-week job, probably until some fellow 90-day service returned, and when it was up he had to leave. be n, there was nothing to had. finally, he enlisted. from his t you get journal. from the memoir, he wrote robably four decades later, he explained that he didn't enlist at the very outset. e almost apologized for it because he said he was afraid his father would not allow him enlist, give him permission. well, it's true that young men basically the property of their fathers until they were really think his father wouldn't have given him permission? he let him walk all over ohio money looking for work. and for that matter, you think needed his permission? i think of that 15-year-old kid hometown. about in my here's another one, alford heeler, from connecticut, originally, left home at the age of 15 loo

aiken was a teacher at west springfield high school last year. he's beenuspended without pay. the news 4 i-team went through employ esrecords thatay aiken taught latin language in the school system. >>> we have breaking neiv. ka trump is shutting down the fashionrand that carries her name. she formally separated from the company operations when she went to work f with herher at the white house last year, but she did retain ownership through a trust. blayne alexander is here to tell us why the company is now folding. blayne? >> reporter: yeah, wendy. that brand ofum ivanka products, including purses and handbags and shoes will soon be no more. in a statement today the company is calling it a very difficult decision for ivanka trump who said in her own statement that after 17 months in washington she doesn't know if or when she will return to the business, and e's calling this the only fair outcome for her team. but this brand really has struggled wh sales i recent months. this is something that's kind of become at symbolic tar for people who are critical of her father, of presi

. >> we'll hear from springfield, massachusetts, ben is next, democrat line. >> good morning. thank you for accepting my call. i want to make a statement. 25 years in the house of representatives. we've been dominate in massachusetts. we have a very good working relationship with our republican governor. and we've had governors during the time i served, at least on four different occasions. so you end up trying to cooperate and for the best outcome to provide. i want to talk a little bit. i want to ask you a question. you have a good name, by the way. my name is ben as well. i wanted to -- i haven't read your book, but i plan to. i respect the perspective that you provide. when obama was elected, he tried to treat the working relationship with the republican party. you explain why it didn't happen already. but he did try, and among his efforts, he also pointed members to his cabinet. he kept comey. he kept gates, who was a republican. he tried to, and he planted some directly. i would like for you to talk about the effort he made to the republicans, specifically, in terms of a