stephen colbert. our for lauren, everyone here i'm ukee washington. >> i'm jessica dean we're always on at cbsphilly.comt family and sleep well. captioning sponsored by cbs >> and now, the "late show" exclusive. stephen colbert's interview with advisor to the president kellyanne conway. >> we're joined by senior white house advisor kellyanne conway. kellyanne conway, thank you for talking with me today. >> thank you, chris. stephen. kelly, tell me about the damaging information on clinton. >> don said he didn't know the name of the person he was meeting. >> does he often meet with random strangers. >> standard operating procedure for the campaign. >> he accepts meeting with mystery guests? it would be reince priebus in mask or drifter with an axe? why did he agree to this meeting? >> he agreed to the meeting ba

stephen strasburg. this is the most starting players washington has ever had in the all-star game.player who was snubbed anthony rindone. as max scherzer tells us, there is still time to vote and send him to the all-star game. >> it's really hard for me to swallow that he is not up here now. i think he has had that type of year. one of the best third baseman in the game if not the best now. hard to say he doesn't deserve to go. erin: in wimbledon venus williams advanced in straight sets but it's been an emotional roller coaster venus in the past few weeks. she was involved in a car accident that killed 78-year-old jerome barsons last month. after the match today williams was overcome with emotion and began crying at her press conference saying i'm completely speechless. back here live. you can see the fans behind me. they are still waiting to get in the game. stephen strasburg on the mound against mets. there are fun activities. this game is sold out but come tomorrow. the rockettes will be performing. back to you in the studio. jonathan: that will be fun. thanks. michelle: nice tr

washington castles? taking on sloane stephens and she did what she does, won the match and in washington beat the freedoms, that is sports in a minute, i'm sean bell. >>> all right. sylvester stallone is teasing fans, the creed rocky character expected to make an appearance in creed two. >> looking forward to that. >> bob kelly has a look at traffic. >>> big news out of the nba free agent point guard derek rose found a new home. >> heading to cleveland to join lebron james and company. >> rose signed a one year deal to play with the cavilers worth 2.1 million-dollar, rose played last season with the new york knicks, he was league s mvp in 2011. news comes as cavilers current point guard irving has asked to be traded. >>> lets talk about the cowboys off season troubles, they will continue, they have given wide receiver lucky whitehead the ax. >> this comes same day police announced he will face charges from an arrest that happened last moth for reportedly shoplifting. he was arrested june 22nd after being accused of shoplifting less than $200 of merchandise from the convenient store in virginia. he was ord

first pitch is at 6:05 tonight with stephen strasburg on the mound for washington. fireworks display. the nats pet calendar is now available if you want that. it features players with their family pets and adoptable animals with the human rescue alliance of d.c. so keep that in mind. proceeds benefit that rescue. you can purchase on the team store or go get it online. >>> let's talk all-star game now. the all-star starting lineup has been announced and washington sure is representing with a total of five players. we're talking ryan zimmerman, daniel murphy bryce harper max scherzer and stephen strasburg they're in. the push to fill that last spot and the nats wants you to vote on anthony rendon. they want you to vote rendon. anthony rendon is one of five players the fans can still vote on to make the national league roster. voting ends thursday at 4:00 p.m. >>> first pitch of the astros game, barth is actually from houston. he received a standing ovation from the crowd and later recalled exactly what happened that day. >> and at that point i made myself as small a t

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today-- the washington nationals are waiting for an update on ace pitcher stephen strasburg. he left sunday's start against the diamondbacks after two innings with what he described as "achiness" in his forearm unfortunately, injuries are nothing new for strasburg. he underwent tommy john surgery early in his career and has also battled shoulder, back, and forearm issues. the team should learn more before first pitch tonight against the brewers. to footbal now - the tents are up and the team is ready! we're now just two days away from the start of redskins training camp. we got a first peek at the bon secours training center. you can see the equipment is all set up, as players and fans begin to reports from richmond starting tomorrow afternoon. with training camps opening this week, r-g-three has finally drawn some interest. the former redskins quarterback is scheduled to work out for the los angeles chargers today, according to espn's adam schefter. griffin went to the browns after leaving washington, but was cut by cleveland browns back in march. talk about some good vibes.

are they spending much time focused on what going on in washington? stephenere is less focus on it. the good news has been that the world economy was more resilient, stronger and interest rightthat could be used u.s. policy are less disruptive in the world. we are not going to have the kind of disruptive and positive affect on domestic activity in the rest of the world. we scaled back considerably the scope of action. alix: it was go long. we have seen the trade for the dollar and treasuries reverse. how do you explain that? steven: it's different kinds of equities. companies with very high tax rates have not been outperforming those with low tax rates. -- ofies with overseas not been performing any differently. these metrics tell us we are substantially priced out. the exchange rate has been priced out. this is based on some big plan. alix: i'm looking at the index, it's right around record highs. i wonder how much is taken to that. trade wars seem to be bubbling up again. steven: we've had a nominal trade agreement with china on energy and agriculture. naft

let's bring in bob cusack, editor in chief at the hill and stephen dinan, a political editor for "the washington post," thank you gentlemen for talking to us. first i want to talk about this press conference that we are waiting between macron and president trump, the first time these two will be meeting and a newly elected president in france, a newly elected president in the united states does give and open a door to a lot of opportunities to make or break some ground here considering macron has been an outspoken critic. how could this overshadow the russian meddling and the revelation of donald trump, jr.,'s emails? >> i think overall, you look at president trump's trips abroad, he is generally done very well. he's meeting with a lot of allies. on climate change, you'll see some fireworks. publicly, they seem to be chummy and trump likes to engage and talk to foreign leaders. however, on other issues like fighting terrorism, there can be an alliance. russia is going to be something -- this is the new normal for the trump administration. these investigations are going to be ongoing for a year-2

get a healthcare deal put together sometime shortly after the july 4 resorts in washington, fox news. >>> we got stephen back. we were talking about the healthcare bill being talked about up on capitol hill. let's talk about medicaid. what will happen to medicaid as that bill sits right now quick >> medicaid is going to be cut. basically in order for the bill to do what it is designed to do which is cut taxes. there are hidden within the bill provisions that the amount of money that states can get from the federal government for their medicaid payments. so states basically like california will start reducing medicaid benefits in future years when the caps do not keep pace with inflation. >> i know you guys did what if scenario. applying those cuts to 2001 through 2013. what happened over that time period if you were to do that? >> well, if capsid in a place, during that period, then spending all what we call home and community-based services would have been reduced by 30% by 2013. and that means that a lot of people would have been denied services to keep them out of nursing homes, to keep them as activ

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stephen gallagher. it's great to see you. thanks for coming in. all of this attention on washington. how important is it now for this revamp of the tax code to get done?> stephen: the tax code is huge. now that we passed through the health care, our focus is shifting to taxes. i think we need tax cuts to keep the economy going and the financial markets moving bullishly. we are seeing mixed performance elsewhere. i think our hopes of getting a full reform of the tax code -- julie: as a result of health care. stephen: it's not because health care failed directly this failed, the inability to agree on controversial items makes it difficult to pay for the tax cuts. all these things are incredible controversial items. there is no republican unity, so the ability to have these revenue raisers to pay for tax cuts is getting dimmer and dimmer. that doesn't stop tax cuts. we could still get a tax cut with an expiration date at some point down the future. we will worry about fiscal cliff when the other side comes across. tax cuts and be very helpful for the short-term economy, the short-term eq

alexander stephens wrote a letter to abraham lincoln while lincoln was waiting to come to washington just after he was elected to be president wondering if there is anything they could do, if he had any suggestion. lincoln wrote back to him, i would really like to to be able to work this out he said but we don't seem to be able to agree on the extension of slavery. he said in his letter, that's the rub you want to extend slavery and make slavery national while we want to restrict it. >> host: is your book written for a general audience or scholarly audience? >> host: we wrote this book for students that we have been teaching for gary gallagher has been teaching for over 30 years and i have been teaching for over 20 years. he's teaching at uva, and i am teaching at ucla. we thought a lot about the fact that there is no short, distinct, and yet provocative book, textbook on the civil war that would combine the chronological in the political and economic, the progress of the battles, but also have somatic chapters on emancipation of soldiers, and women, chapters on reconstruction, and a

the vice president scott stephen slon introduce exhibits throughout the museum including george washington'sdge in the battle of concorde. you can participate in the life program your phone calls and tweets p. watch american history tv live from the museum of the american revolution thursday starting at 7:00 p.m. eastern on c-span 3. > sunday on q & a. >> i'm motte asking anybody to compromise their value or beliefs. i'm just asking them to open their eyes for other people so you can figure out your place this infinish itself world. > the co-host and manager of wync's on the media. she discusses her book "the trouble are reality" where she looks at what constitutes reality and how that criteria has change over the years. >> i set up our biological wiring. i wanted to show how we had evolved culture that was designed to validate us and not to challenge us. certainly not to contradict us. it gave us the illusion that our realities were watertight when really they were riddled with weak spots and places that would crunch in. >> sunday night at 8:00 eastern on c-span's q & a. >> a group of schol

there is little washington, beijing, seoul or anywhere else can do about it. stephenkorea. 0ur diplomatic correspondent, james landale, is here. how worried should we be and what is the global response expected to be? that is clearly a significant step forward by the north koreans. their progress towards becoming a nuclear power has moved a large step forward. what it shows, if proven, is that it can now have a pretty good way of delivering some kind of a weapon, it has the range now. but there is a caveat, lots. what about there is a caveat, lots. what about the other technology needed to deliver nuclear weapons? can you make the warheads small enough? how do you protect the warhead when it re—enters the atmosphere? can you guide it to the right location? lots of questions about north korea's capability. the big question is, what does donald trump do? his strategy has been to put pressure on the chinese, you are the guys with the chinese, you are the guys with the economic cloud who can influence north korea because of the huge economic influence china has. at the mo

george washington was very close to stephen moyland. i read a back about my grandfather and found out he and george washington were very, very close. i'm wondering if in your wonderful museum if you have artifacts or information regarding either of them rr the irish fighters in the revolution of which there were many. thank you. >> thank you for the call. >> sure, yeah, we are in the moyland neighborhood. i can't throw a baseball that far but a pitcher could hit all the locations you mentioned. i don't know that i can point you to a specific location of the ancestors in the exhibits here. certainly, there's a lot of irish involvement, frankly, on all sides of the conflict, not just the revolutionary side t. character that pops up, immediately to mind is a young, british soldier by the name of william burke. he was gallic and irish. he left a memoir of his service. he arrives in new york as a young soldier, never seen a shot fired in anger and we thought he was a great character to, again, point out the kind of ethnic diversity within all

the new york times had written a story that mentioned stephen castella, the assistant administrator for the drug enforcement administration in washingtonointed out that the first -- concluded that they appeared to have what do the world's largest poppy crop was wiped out in one year. the drug control program in afghanistan that controls about three quarters of the world's ended in oneion season. it was four months later that we u.s. invaded after 9/11. when you connect the dots, empirical evidence with the banks, citibank, goldman, i don't remember the banks, it was pointed out they were laundering billions and billions of dollars of drug proceeds illegally. collapsedlmost because of it. the empirical evidence points to the fact that the u.s. is part of the problem. it seems once they banned the poppy, the pharma cartels would not have it. that is why we invaded afghanistan. most of the people i know using drugs now are getting been in pill form. it is horrible. it is affecting all of us, our families and friends. i appreciate c-span discussing this and hope you will look further into what i spoke of. that was the headline of the new y

stephen: is it cold in here? >> honestly, like, with this trip, the "washington post" announces friday night there's a significantd so now we're trying to figure out who the person of interest is in the f.b.i. probe currently working in the white house and is it one of the people on the trip with him and mysteriously reince priebus and steve bannon got sent home early today. what will they be doing? >> i don't know but mike pence is pleading the fifth. i don't feel they get to make their own news anymore. once you're president, the first president in american history who is under counterintelligence investigation by the f.b.i. and likely under a criminal obstruction of justice probe for something that you openly committed and bragged about it to the russians before you bragged about it to nbc news. you don't get to make your own news anymore. at this point, the news of the trump administration is the news of people investigating it and figuring out what's really going on. ( applause ) >> stephen: yeah. we got to take a little break. you stay right there, we've got more to talk about. we ♪ ♪ degree has redefined d

trevor to the tampa bay rays for the rookie chapman and stephen sent to milwaukee and sean doolittle with ryan madson being traded to the washingtonl. it is the efforts of management to go younger again. >> you try to get past it as quickly as you can and obviously we will watch for them in full for them in washington. the guys know this is the time a year that things potentially can happen. >> we have to take a look at where we are, last-place. the direction we are heading in and will continue to head in, we try to get younger. >> we are all watching the all- star with trade rumors swirling around sonny gray and the major league baseball trading deadline is next monday. >>> at levi's stadium they had the global soccer match and with madrid and manchester united meeting in the international champions cup. the plans flew in from around the country to catch two of the europe franchises and in the end it was decided on penalty kicks with seven players either missing or getting there shots, and the two clubs meeting again in only two weeks. >>> it is 5:56 am. >>> there is a lot of police activity early this morning near the popular ma

washington >> i'm jessica dean, we're always on at cbsphilly.com. >> thanks for watching, have great night family and sleep well. captioning sponsored by cbs >> stephenay, boys, time to turn in. >> oh! come on, one more story! >> all right, one more story. how about a scary story? >> oh, yeah! >> yeah! >> yeah? all right. once there was this one time when all the boy scouts in west virginia met at a jamboree. i think it was pretty close to here. and they were all having fun until out of nowhere came this old bloated pumpkin man with hair like moldy hay. >> and then what happened! >> well, at first, he said he wasn't gonna talk about politics. and then all he talked about was politics. >> in front of the boy scouts? >> yes. >> did they understand

there is little that washington, beijing, seoul or anywhere else can do about it. stephene can speak now to david slinn, britain's ambassador to north korea between 2002 and 2006 — he's now at the centre for international policy studies at the university of ottawa. thanks very much for your time tonight. i wonder, first of all, whether you are surprised in any way that this has happened, and that these claims are being made? north korea's pursuit of a nuclear capability and missile capability to go with it are long—standing objectives that the regime has been pursuing for several decades, generations, in fact. pursuing for several decades, generations, infact. it pursuing for several decades, generations, in fact. it has been making steady progress, but i think what we have seen today probably represents a further step forward in that process, and it may turn out that process, and it may turn out that once the data have been analysed it is a big step forward. is the fact that it is happening on the 4th ofjuly significant? is the fact that it is happening on the 4th ofjuly

. >> stephen: is that how fidget spinners were invented? mr. trump, we know you think "the washingtonews. you don't have to keep telling us. i mean, obama didn't wake up every morning and tweet. ( cheers and applause ) we will be right back with never-before-seen extra bonus footage from my interview with michael keaton. stick around. it's exclusive! t drives, nobody does it better. he's also into oil painting. looking good. but when it comes to mortgages, he's less confident. fortunately for rickie, there's rocket mortgage by quicken loans. it's simple, so he can understand the details and be sure he's getting the right mortgage. apply simply. understand fully. mortgage confidently. [ intense music playing ] ] it's here, but it's going by fast. the opportunity of the year is back: the mercedes-benz summer event. get to your dealer today for incredible once-a-season offers, and start firing up those grilles. lease the e300 for $569 a month at your local mercedes-benz dealer. mercedes-benz. the best or nothing. nosy neighbor with a glad bag, full of trash. what happens next? nothing. o

there is little that washington, beijing, seoul or anywhere else can do about it. stephenh korea. let's talk to john let's talk tojohn hemmings, director at the asia studies centre at the henry jackson society. thank you forjoining us. it's no coincidence of the date, 4th you forjoining us. it's no coincidence of the date, lithjuly, in terms of the timing of this? absolutely. it's a shot across the american bow. it is set to cause the most provocation. in a way, enjoy the discomfort of the americans. and when donald trump talks about china putting, to quote him, a heavy move on north korea, what do you think china's going to do, because china and russia are calling on a simultaneous freezing of north korea's missile and north korea programme. president trump won't like being told what to do by russia and china. well, i think it's unfair to ask for the us and korea to freeze what are defensive drills. if you know the history of the korean war, the surprise attack on the south, if you are the south, you are basically giving away a defence. they haven't actually offered up to

there is little that washington, beijing, seoul or anywhere else can do about it. stephenuth korea. the mayor of london, sadiq khan, has warned the judge heading the grenfell tower inquiry that he must urgently improve relations with local residents. the news comes a day before the deadline to provide temporary accommodation to those who lost their homes. earlier our chief political correspondent gave an update on political ramificationsle of the appointment of sir martin moore—bick. it has, above all residents and the government want this inquiry to get up and running as quickly as possible to find the answers that everyone desperately wants. sir martin was appointed less than a week ago but already there are some voices saying that he is not the person for the job, that he should stand down. today the local labour mp added her voice to all of that. she described sir martin as a technocrat who lacked the ability to empathise with victims and he should stand down. the shadow fire minister, only appointed this week, has added his voice to that. he feels sir martin is too mu

stephen, and susan. soon after their wedding, voters in michigan's fifth congressional district said the ford's to washingtonman quickly established a reputation for unbending integrity and west trusted with growing responsibility, from national defense. president lyndon johnson appointed him to serve in the commission that established the assassination of president john f. kennedy. "the war and commission report will always have a definitive say on this tragic matter. why? because gerry ford put his name on it, and gerry's ford's word was always good." history and the american people were not ready to part with gerald ford. in december, 1973, he was appointed vice president of the united states. just eight months later, on august 9, 1974, vice president the presidency admits the greatest constitutional crisis since the civil war. upon taking the presidential oath, he spoke to the american people -- "i am acutely aware you have not elected me as your president by your ballots. so i ask that you confer me as your president with your prayers." not only did the new president confront widespread public disillusi

washington, a whole dollar! erin: i knew i lost that somewhere. let's talk sports. the nationals are reportedly looking to trade for another starting pitcher. so what does it mean for stephen strasburg? how serious is his injury? we just got an update from dusty bake fios is not cable. we're a 100% fiber optic network. you get our fastest... internet ever. with download speeds up to 940 megs - 20 times faster than most people have. switch to fios gigabit connection with tv and phone for $79.99 a month online for the first year. plus hbo for one year and multi-room dvr service for two years, all with a two-year agreement. and switching has never been easier. get out of your contract with up to a $500 credit to help cover your early termination fee. go to fiosgigabit.com erin: the nationals are reportedly preparing to seek a blockbuster trade for a starting pitcher. potentially sonny gray of the oakland a's if it's determined that stephen strasburg will miss extended time due to forearm injury. dusty baker spoke with strasburg today and hopes he will avoid the disabled li

washington are saying chavez admires -- trump admires anthony scaramucci and wanted to bring him in before this but he was blocked by his chief of staff reince priebus who does not like anthony scaramucci. stephenannon also does not like anthony scaramucci and the problem is he is coming into this communication director role and spicer was being called back from his press secretary role. the cameras had been turned off from the daily briefings welfare huckabee sanders was doing those -- while sarah huckabee sanders was doing those. it seems he resigns just minutes after this announcement was made. brent: anthony scaramucci against the house of bannon. what do we know about this communications director anthony scaramucci and why he's such a big problem for sean spicer? correspondent: the cause of the strife within the whitehouse over anthony scaramucci we do not know. he is cut from the same cloth as donald trump. it seems that trump really admired him because a mere two weeks ago anthony scaramucci was the subject of a cnn article alleging he had close ties to agents close to the russian government. anthony scaramucci was a big fundraiser for trial during the campaign -- for trump during the ca

stephen strasburg makes a pitch in the first inning and looks like ea shaking out arm discomfort. after the game dusty baker said he was taken out as a precaution. he will be reevaluated in washington. the offense did their part, scoring four runs of the first, including this brian goodwin blast to center field. nats win 6-2. the british open final round, and jordan spieth struggled early, but took out in the final five holes. on 15, from 46 feet, that is an eagle. spieth with a two-stroke lead over matt kuchar. spieth trying to put this away, another birdie attempt. chirp-chirp. at 12 under, his third major championship. klaus is thek nichol only players to win that many before 24. coming up after the news, abc 7 "sports sunday." we will talk redskins and kirk cousins in about 10 minutes. also, bethesda native katie ledecky adding to her trophy case. e gold medals at the world championships. she is hoping to win six gold medals this week in hungary. jordan spieth good at i need the phone that's where i happen to be... to be the one that rings. i need not to be missed phone calls... to not be missed. i need seamless handoff... canyon software. from reception, to landline, to mobile

stephen collinson, appreciate the input this morning. >> with the growing list of challenges for this president in washington, there in the white house, the president is going to turn to the military today and go a few miles away to virginia to give remarks at the commissioning of the navy's newest aircraft carrier. cnn's laura sanchez is live there in norfolk. what are you watching for from the president today? >> reporter: good morning, victor. this is the convergence of two of the themed weeks that the white house wanted to roll out. it's not some made in america week, but it's american heros week. and it's meant to honor both. there was a huge banner that said made in america. and this is truly an impressive piece of american military might a $13 billion price tag. it's 1,100 feet long, maximum operational capacity with minimum crew. despite the impressiveness of this ship, when the president gets here later today and gets his remarks at about 10:00, that is likely not going to be the focus of conversation for the white house. in light of everything that is happening around this presidency. he is likely to mention the resignation