partnership has been talked about, does the noble lady agree with her colleague, steve baker, that theith a free society, and is that what her department thinks? i have to say i'm thoroughly enjoying working with my colleague, steve baker, he brings a different perspective on many matters. laughter i have to say that all of them have been constructive as a minister. it is a real pleasure to work in a department where everyone is focused on one thing and one thing only, and that is getting the best agreement for the uk and the european union, ‘cause that's the one that will work. the latest exchanges over brexit. it's not been the finest 12 months for southern trains, the troubled rail company that provides services for commuters into london in the counties of surrey, sussex and kent. southern services have been hit by a variety of problems and passengers have been angered by the many disruptions. the transport secretary has criticised rail unions for continuing with industrial action. chris grayling was responding to the report into the company problems. his findings make clear that in

after 7:30 this morning, we'll talk to the brexit minister, steve baker.he parents of charlie guard will return to the high court to argue he should be able to be taken to the us for experimental treatment. doctors say the therapy will not work and his life support systems should be turned off. charlie guard has been in intensive ca re charlie guard has been in intensive care at great ormond street hospital since october last year. he has an extremely rare genetic condition which has left him severely brain—damaged and unable to breathe without the help of a ventilator. ever since his birth 11 months ago, there have been numerous legal battles escalated to the highest level in the uk and europe. doctors have said he is so ill he must be allowed to die, but his parents have persuaded the originaljudge they should be able to give what they say is new scientific evidence today suggesting experimental treatment could help their son. we have got letters from up to seven doctors and scientists demonstrating there is up toa scientists demonstrating there is up to

the brexit minister steve baker has dismissed those concerns.ion or plastics during the blaze. four former teachers at a leading independent school in west sussex have been charged with a number of historical sex offences dating back nearly 40 years. the men, who taught at christ's hospital school in horsham, are alleged to have attacked 15 suspected victims, both male and female, between 1980 and 1996, according to the crown prosecution service. donald trump is in paris, where he'll hold talks with president macron and attend bastille day celebrations. high on the agenda will be us—french actions in syria and iraq against the islamic state group. despite differences between the two leaders, mr macron has indicated he will work to reaffirm historic ties between the two allies and prevent the us from being isolated. that's a summary of the latest news. join me for bbc newsroom, live at 11 o'clock. this is an e—mailfrom this is an e—mail from teeth on university applications, which have fallen a bit in this country. i am surprised and this had not

which is why this morning, the brexit minister steve baker, was appealing for all parties to cooperate legislation. we will consider what they bring forward. after we published the bill and everyone has had a chance to look at that, we look forward to seeing what they bring forward. this isa seeing what they bring forward. this is a bill in the national interest and is an essential next step. the labour party manifesto accepted the result of the referendum. i'm hoping people will come together in the national interest, support this bill and ensure we are able to leave the european union in a way which is smooth and orderly, and which gives individuals and businesses that certainty that the law will have some continuity as we leave. so, why is labour threatening to vote down this brexit bill? i'm joined by the shadow brexit minister, jenny chapman. i thought you supported the idea of leaving the eu? we support that we support the eu? we support that we support the idea of taking the eu rules and putting them into uk law. but what we re putting them into uk law. but what were not going t

chad baker: put them up on screen here actually. they will pass through. steve: they'll come through. but he was -- he made not only witch spoons but he made porcelain and jewelry that celebrated lexington conquered. and he saw this as a tremendous opportunity. and he suggested that salem become the "witch city." and his proposal was accepted. and by 1892, salem was officially the witch city. and in this memorabilia that you see behind us, at that time, all kinds of kitsch was popular at tourism destinations, and we fit right into this regional and national pattern. we had artists-distinguishing branding. and that's what it was. we are the witches. and we became the witch city. and so we had mr. lowe's jewelry, the porcelain, the postcards. other unique things you'd like to buy, like scissors and thimbles. it doesn't seem to be t-shirts were that big then. other than t-shirts, we were right there. so we became the witch city. it was not on the high school or on the police cars, i believe, until the 1930's. so there was a gap there. but the identity, and i think

steve. the nationals have been getting a lot of grief for their no rain delay game. who dusty baker is blaming for the fiasco. you will want to hear this, erin: the rain delay, is last night at nationals park should not be a problem tonight. clear skies. sunshine. no tarp on the field. great baseball weather. of course, last night there wasn't any rain either. but that didn't prevent the game from being delayed over three hours due to the threat of rain. actually, most local forecasts suggested rain would move in the area but according to reporters at the game, there was only about 30 minutes of drizzling rain if that. a frustrating situation for however, dusty baker will not cast any blame. >> blame? i mean, you know, weatherman is doing the best he can do. we are all complaining about the weatherman but i mean you have to have some basis for fact for the weatherman to tell us something. >> if we could all predict the weather and know when it would rain or when it would not i wouldn't be here. i'd make more money than i make here. erin: all right. across the pond at wimbledon, andy

steve: well, the allegation is that this man, james a baker, the general counsel reportedly accordingd comey was his pal, and apparently they were -- >> they were colluding. steve: right. a media report suggests he was advising comey on legal matters after the meetings between and the president mr. comey. brian: so we'll see where this goes. >> yeah. brian: i also want to see. we know that 1.8 -- is $1.6 billion came out of the house. so hovel it's going to begin to build the wall. mostly in el paso, some to finish in san diego. where did you go? >> that's me interviewing a border patrol agent on a horse. i was with sheriff. let me tell you something about this border. brian: where? >> what you've got is a border that's partially protected. there are areas where people can just walk across. and the big risk today are the drug smugglers. they are interested in satisfying america's opioid epidemic needs, and we're going to be confronted by even more serious invasion in terms of those crossing the border with drugs, you know? they're talking about marijuana, and i was in the middle of a

baker award which goes to best college player. the flyers also officially signed goalie brian elliott. he replaces steve split time with michael noiburg between the pipes. >>> to queens, phillies and mets, phillies had a 3-1 lead and best reliever on the mound and lost. here is how the phillies got the lead with the two-run hit by tommy joseph, crushes it to left field. 6-3, phillies at this juncture. but bottom of the seventh, mets come back like bad tuna. jeremy hellison, gives up a solo shot to rivera, he was relieved and things didn't get any better. gives up an rbi single to pinch hitter flores making it 6-5. two batters later, cabrera, gone. two run shot. mets up 7-6 and that's all they needed. that's a look at sports. have a great sunday. i'm danny pommels. >>>. >>> one last look for this half hour at the wawa welcome america forecast for the fourth of july. 11:00 a.m. for the parade, we'll see mix of clouds and sun. 84 degrees. humid. it will be hot at 88 for the forecast. high temperature on the fourth of july. and 85 degrees at 7:00. looking at muggy conditions and possibly a stray thunderstor

baker award, which goes to the best college player. the flyers also officially signed goalie brian elliott. he replaces steve signed with winnipeg. he'll split time with michael noiburg between the pipes. the 32-year-old had a 255 goal against average in 49 games with the flames last season. >>> to queens, phillies and mets, phillies had a 3-1 lead and best reliever on the mound and lost. here is how the phillies got the lead with the two-run hit by tommy joseph, crushes it to left field. 6-3, phillies at this juncture. but bottom of the seventh, mets come back like bad tuna. jeremy hellison, the pinch hitter makes it 6-5. two batters later, cabrera, gone. two run shot. mets up 7-6 and that's all they needed. that's a look at sports. have a great sunday. i'm danny pommels. >>> let's talk some politics now. republican health care reform, president trump promised it on day one of his term. are too many obstacles including tweets in the way in that's the top issue on "meet the press." joining us is chuck todd. good morning, chuck. >> good morning, rosemary. >> you're going to be talking to health and human serv

baker award, which goes to the best college player. the flyers also officially signed goalie brian elliott. he replaces stevewith michael noiburg between the pipes. he had a 255 goal average in 49 games with the flames last season. >>> to queens, phillies and mets, phillies had a 3-1 lead and best reliever on the mound here is how the phillies got the tommy joseph, crushes it to left field. 6-3, phillies at this juncture. but bottom of the seventh, mets jeremy hellison, gives up a solo shot to rivera. things didn't get any better. gives up an rbi single to pinch hitter flores, makes it 6-5. two batters later, cabrera, gone. two-run shot. mets up 7-6 and that's all they needed. that's a look at sports. have a great sunday. i'm danny pommels. >>> look at these wawa welcome america events you can enjoy today. today's go 4th and learn it is a tribute to rocky. people can race up the art museum steps. there will be arts and crafts for the kids and you can dress up like sylvester stallone in a look alike contest at 7:30. the rocky movie starts at 9:00. >>> there were other events throughout philadelphia yesterday.

steve keeley , you have to wonder where this case will go and many turns. 4:36. >>> more charges for suspects accused of punching a man with cerebral palsy. chester counties district attorney has charge barry baker right there yellow shirt , for allegedly a looting them. police say he was arrested and then made bail, took off, led them on a two week manhunt, warrants were issued and then captured on june 5th. >>> we have water problems in chester county, we have water problems in maple shade, new jersey causing some concern this morning. for last couple of days, people there have been waiting up to gross, dirty looking water. they had this issue on and off for years, water officials say a test of the fire hydrant, caused iron sediment to spread across their system but they say that the water is safe to drink, discoloration, did clear eventually but people say it is just too common. >> it was brown. then we let water run and flush toilet a little bit couple times it dissipates. >> right now it is worse it has ever been. >> would i venture to say yes. >> don't want to drink cloudy brown water. township trying to look at solutions maybe putting liners in the pipes and replacing old pipes at the sam

dusty baker said it was just a precaution and he'll be look at by team doctors today. steve?ery much. let's get to the morning briefing the president is trying to turn focus on health care today but last hour breaking news on the investigation into russian meddling in the 2016 election. senior adviser and son-in-law to the president jared k releasing a statement ahead of testimony today detailing four contacts with russians greg the campaign but says there's no collusion. former federal prosecutor jacob frankel. good to see you jacob. >> good to see you steve. >> it seems like this is strategy lately muchs will be proactive put information out there saying we did have contact but it wasn't big deal. good approach? bad approach? does that kind of quell some things that congressional committee might look at or not make difference to them? >> it's the right strategic approach you really have to grab these issues an tack them head on there are so many -- there's so many unanswered questions, and as a story keeps evolving, that in and of itself does not help. ultimately what reall

baker, "new york times." peter, i imagine you've got some work to do. so i'll let you get to it. thanks, my friend. >> thanks very much. >>> msnbc contributor and republican strategist, steve schmidt, also standing by. he joins me on the phone. steve, you surprised at all? >> no, of course not. i think that it was the case from day one that sean spicer was going to have a fairly short tenure in the white house. and, you know, the truth of the matter is, a lot of people in washington would talk about his tenure and say, be surprised to see if he makes it six months and a day. and that's exactly -- that's exactly where it netted out. >> here's the thing, though, steve. i would imagine that sean spicer probably has a great deal of information, and press secretaries, at least, in recent years, a lot of them seemed to land jobs doing what we do. appearing on cable news shows, becoming contributors for networks. how important is it that sean spicer leave this white house on good terms? >> well, look. i think whether he does or he doesn't, you know, he's -- he's leaving. and i'm not sure that he can reveal much to the world that we don't already know. i mean, the white house does