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night sky lit up over the nation 's capital as nation celebrates independence day 2017 this is the 24 sst birthday and what better place to celebrate than the district. thousands packed the capital mall to cap off a day i'm shawn yancy and i am jim lokay celebrating in style. fox5's lindsay watts was in the center of it all. she's on the mall tonight she joins us live. they're still out there tonight. there are still a few people left behind jim and shawn. as you know, this is the place to be for fourth of july. people come from all over the nation and really all over the world to be here. and not too longing a there were thousands upon thousands of people out here, but as is the casey think every year as soon as the fireworks are over people are getting out of here quickly. i literally saw people running across the run as the finally was going on. maybe i saw a few people rushing to get home. there were obviously a lot more people here not so long ago. a great fireworks show. we'll give you a look everything really went perfectly this year. if you remember, last year it was a lot more ra

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so, i'll move now to kind of our recommendations and what we talked about, a new big five for the 21 sst krncentury. -- how do you invest and develop a modernization program that delivers on those priorities? and one of the -- one of the tricky i think slightly subtle arguments we make in the report is that it's much better to talk about this in terms of capabilities than in terms of platforms. the previous big five was a list of platforms the abrams tanks, bradley, patriots, handful -- couple of others, the black box and apache so five platforms that were going to meet the threat of that day. in today's world, i think you are better off talking about capabilities. the reason why is platforms take depending on who you ask, 10 to 20 years, maybe more to develop. and so, going to the congress in 2017 and saying, we have an urgent problem i want you to join me in a new platform development that in 20 years will give us the answer. that's a tough case to make. if on the other hand what you're asking for is you know we have a significant deficit in electronic warfare and investment plan to in

. >> and look at failure sst and continuing not to address it -- >> why didn't you repeal it? >> -- instead of the democrats working with them to get something done, they'd rather do nothing and leave people without any type of care at all which quite frankly it should be free market and the government should not have gotten involved in it in the first place. >> this is a new message coming from the president. after seven years of talking repeal and replace, the people of our great country are still being forced to live with imploding obamacare. maybe that's the answer to my question about whether john mccain's message has resonated in the halls of the capitol hill or the white house. >> i think you got the answer. >> andre bauer, michael nutter, appreciate it. thanks so much. >> thank you. >>> health care will be a hot topic on tomorrow's "state of the union." jake tapper talks with susan collins and bernie sanders. this lovely lady has a typical airline credit card. so she only earns double miles on purchases she makes from that airline. what'd you earn double miles on, plea

. >> we are very happy with the 7'sst half of 201 performance.e have revenues heading in the right direction across our major businesses and regions, good credit control and good cost control and a very strong capital position, as you mentioned. to 15 months 12 will make us about $5.5 billion by back in total. -- buybacks in total. francine: manus, he spoke to the cfo. he was confident that things were turning around. this is at a crucial time when stuart gulliver is leaving. manus: yes. it is fair to say they are delivering share buybacks. 63% of the revenue comes from asia and china is an important part of that. the jaws are good. in other words, you look at income growth above the cost of growth. china is a significant contributor to the reducing risk-weighted assets. banks, like credit suisse, deutsche bank, build up your capital. 14.7% and it is giving back in the truest sense. share banks, $5.5 billion since last year and the dividends. this is one of the most generous banks, francine. more generous than most of the americans. francine: doe