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steve smith senior, among the stars who exited.eturn to the panthers now that the quote, "snake" had been fired. while the a's continued the selloff, pittsburg's francisco cervelli, and a crash right into vogt. he got rocked. and left the feield, currently being evaluated for neck and knee strains. the ghost is about to disappear from the ring, rg, rg, rg, rg, , retiring. capturing titles in four divisions. he finishes with a record of 33-6-1. the ghost really gave every ounce that he had. known for his stamina, would often throw 100 punches per round. guerrero tweeted his retirement, thanking the fans, saying i hope you appreciated the guts and glor he glory i left in the ring. fc barcelona presented with a neymar jersey. now to italy for the royal ultra sky marathon. two and a half-mile vertical climb. over 270 athletes reached elevations of close to two miles up. nepal won it. chase tag or you're it as they call it across the pond. this is the london chase-off, and these guys are all core athletes. they call themselves black lis

steve smith senior, among the stars who exited. williams sent out a tweet indicating he'd be willing to return to the panthers now that the quote, "snake" had been fired. while the a's continued the selloff, pittsburg's francisco cervelli, and a crash right into vogt. he got rocked. and left the feield, currently being evaluated for neck and knee strains. the ghost is about to disappear from the ring, robert garathuer retiring. capturing titles in four divisions. he finishes with a record of 33-6-1. the ghost really gave every ounce that he had. known for his stamina, would often throw 100 punches per round. guerrero tweeted his retirement, thanking the fans, saying i hope you appreciated the guts and glor he glory i left in the ring. fc barcelona presented draymond with a neymar jersey. now to italy for the royal ultra sky marathon. two and a half-mile vertical climb. over 270 athletes reached elevations of close to two miles up. nepal won it. chase tag or you're it as they call it across the pond. this is the london chase-off, an

. >> back with us, eugene robinson, and joining us by phone, republican strategist steve smith from a somewhere far out in the pacific presumably undisclosed location. steve in, watching chris christie and watching him handle this, there's a kind of echo of trump. he's a clearer speaker than donald trump is. he actually speaks in sentences but there seems to be a similar kind of defensiveness and bravado in handling a situation like this. >> look, i think what you saw there is vintage chris christie. in two elections in new jersey, chris christie won. i don't think anybody who voted for christie and there's a lot of people who voted for him today that would din it. i don't think anybody who voted for christie can say they got a different chris christie than the one they voted for. when you look at elite level politicians which he certainly falls into that category in every instance, the strength and weaknesses of these people are the opposite sides of the same coin. and i think what you saw was a gove govern in his last months in office, his last july 4th, beach mansion in the state o

. >> back with us, eugene robinson, and joining us by phone, republican strategist steve smith from afic, presumably an undisclosed location. here zillions governor chris christie explaining his now infamous moment in the sun this weekend. >> i don't count going out on the beach after i've been working all morning to sit and there is vintage chris christie. in two elections in new jersey, chris christie won. i don't think anybody who voted for christie and there's a lot of people who voted for him today that would din it. i don't think anybody who voted for christie can say they got a different chris christie than the one they voted for. when you look at elite level politicians which he certainly falls into that category in every instance, the strength and weaknesses of these people are the opposite sides of the same coin. and i think what you saw was a govern in his last months in office, his last july 4th, beach mansion in the state of new jersey saying i'm going to use there for my family and you know and from his perception, he had the democrats in the legislature that the budget

. >> steve smith, way in on the practice of poking members of your own party on twitter and in the presshem. >> typically it doesn't work. look, politics is a transactional business and the trump administration is ultimately going to need their votes on tangs reform and other initiatives. and ultimately the last thing in the world the trump administration wants is to see a democratic house or a democratic senate with subpoena power. so you talk about a self-defeating strategy, unbelievable. >> jeremy bash, weigh in on the pearls for the republicans on the intel kmelz of getting too mired in the politics of the trump white house. >> yeah. they have to strike this very independent r cord, here s nichole. they have to show that they are willing to pursue this investigation and the facts wherever it leads. so there is some peril if they line up too closely on the russia investigation or other matters. >> alex, does marco rubio like mr. trump. >> personally, they get along fine. they obviously have some big policy disagreements. >> on what? on -- i mean, the whole presidential primary dpan, y

final moments that occurred on a weekend that coincided with the wedding of his sister jean to steve smith. you have the next president of the united states going back and forth to york on the shuttle on the same day. he regarded st. patrick's and solemnly held his sister get married, and then get back on the shuttle angle to boston to help his henchmen bust onion ops.'s -- burke's ch it was like an old comedy. the other thing was there was a national element. what got kennedy's participation in this was the advice from his pals that you can't go to the national scene without controlling your own state. that got his attention. all the way through this fight he was very careful behind-the-scenes to keep adlai stevenson informed all the way through. i am sure stevenson was appalled with what he was hearing. but on the other hand he had to sit up and take notice. >> father joe said don't get involved with those hacks in boston. you will soil your hands. it is a dreadful thing. kennedy ignored his father's advice. >> they were counting delegates , lining up delegates at this point in the game.

. >> joining me now, liz smith and steve murphy. thanks for being here.iz, we'll start with you here. he's eluding to what was learned during the last election cycle. group of voters across the country, especially in the heartland, saying you're not addressing what i need day to day economically. do you believe this will do that? >> look, i think his diagnosis of the problem is completely correct. there's a big problem when only 40% of people know what democrats stand for. my god, we're the party of fdr, lbj, barack obama, and now voters identify us as the party of not trump. a big problem of the 2016 election was we got sucked in every day by every outrage trump was putting out there. most people don't have the time to read and freak out over his tweets and what he said to the french first lady, so he's right. we need to go out and articulate a proactive and positive vision centered around economics, one that appeals to every demographic in our country, and that's something we didn't do in 2016. my only caveat with that is we don't need to find bumper st

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in washington, i'm jessica smith. (steveing of travel...airline passengers from abu dhabi to the u-s... can bring their laptops into cabins again. that's according to the department of homeland security. it said it lifted the ban just yesterday. electronic devices larger than a cellphone were banned from cabins on u.s.-bound flights from ten international airports. but officials now say there are additional security measures for passengers from abu dhabi. the ban is still in place for flights from the other nine airports that are in africa and the middle east. <"highway patrol is still investigating one of two deadly crash that happened on this stretch of i 80 in san pablo.the first one happened monday morning at about 4 o'clock near el portal drive when a driver spun out and ended up facing the wrong way near the center median. another car couldn't avoid hitting the first one, and the first driver, lindche tran, was killed.less than 15 minutes after that wreck was cleared, motorcyclist nicholas brown of fairfield died when

. >> steve watt smith here, sir. can you repeat the question? >> this is sbt premium support system for new beneficiaries starting in 2024. what's the total amount of savings assumed in the budget from that policy? >> so we don't sfesk spepecific break out our savings. we sort of view all of the savings between both structural reforms and our nonstructural reforms as a -- as a combination of various reforms that in total get you to the total 7 billion over the ten-year window. >> so you have specific policy parameters associated with -- with that estimate and with the plan in particular how the premium support amount is determined? is it linked to the average plan bid or the second lowest bid? what happens to the premium support payment over time? is it tied to a specific index such as medical inflation or does it float with plan bids? do you have any details on that? >> all of the federal -- 2013 report they used -- options. >> okay. do you have an estimate of how the plan would affect the solvency of the medicare trust fund or the projected da

peter smith tried to obtain e-mails who were stolen from clinton's server. steved kellyanne conway and michael flynn. smith implies that he was working with flynn and flynn's son. smith died shortly after speaking. 81-year-old of his death there. first time there is a connection of somebody that's willing to work with the russians to do whatever they could. >> that's why this is a little tension to the story because if at all pans out, it would suggest that, it will be the first suggestion that there may have been some form of collusion, the source of this story of intelligence officers came out. what we don't know is where peter smith is talking about the relationship of the trump people. we have not heard from flynn and clovis about this. there is still questions around how tight the relationships are. >> you brought up the british m m matae. he wrote this long post. the time i got recruited to collude with the russians. my conversation with smith shocked me given the amount of media attention of the involvement of the government and dnc hack, it seemed mind-bog

and thomas smith blossom hills, good morning, steve, good morning, tom, it's 67 with clouds.ome of the -- gilroy, 50. san jose state meteorologist department, 60. campbell, 58. he's close at 59. 48 feldon. a great -- 46, pen grove, 46. glen ellen, 48. and ken kenwood 48. to name a few. even bagaga bay was 48. look at the fog. it has filled in. that wasn't the case yesterday. there's plenty on the coast. down to santa cruz which was fog-free for a while down to monterey and pg and pebble. 49 at sonoma airport. san jose sitting at 60. the west wind goes up to 60 at 3 -- that's about average for this time of year. 58, ukiah. monterey at 65. the monday monsoon -- the monsoon thunderstorm pushed out of california and out of arizona as the high takes that circulation away with it. if you're in truckee, you can watch for thunderstorms. they're not happening. it's sunny and warm. 51 state line at 45. there might be an increase at higher clouds blowing off from tropical storm eugene by the weekend, but i'll deal with that by friday. it's a pretty good fog bank. i don't think temperatu

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published two stories that may be a link of steven smith who tried to obtain e-mails that he believed may have come from hillary clinton's server from russians. steveam clovis and of course fired national security adviser mike flynn. smith implied that he was working with flynn and flynn's son. by the way, smith died shortly after speaking to the wall he was 81 years old at his death there, but still, katty kay, a first time there has been an explicit, potential connection between somebody who was willing to work with the russians to do whatever they could to get something damaging on hillary clinton. >> that's why there's been a lot of attention to this story because if it all pans out, it would suggest -- it would be the first suggestion that there may have been some form of collusion. the source of this story, a former british intelligence officer, has also come out and corroborated his part in the story. what we don't know is whether peter smith was talking up his relationship with the trump peopl people. conway and bannon have both come out ask denied any of the links. we haven't heard from clovis on this. there is still questions on how tight

smith also circulated a document that listed not just flynn but also steve ban upon the, kelly anne conway colvis, a low profile go the trump indiana i company now a senior adviser at thing a culture accident. they were all mentioned by peter smith as people he was in communication with, in contact with are related to this effort to contact the russian hackers. this is a second beat on the first story of what collusion might have looked like if it happened. investigative reporter is joining us to talk about last night's allegations and this now reporting tonight. peter smith, he has some very interesting information on his background that might tell us whether he was tied to the trump campaign. he joins us next. it's a good thing we brought the tablets huh? yeah, and i can watch the game with directv now. oh, sorry, most broadcast and sports channels aren't included. and you can only stream on two devices at once. this is fun, we're having fun. yeah, we are. no, you're not jimmy. don't let directv now limit your entertainment. xfinity gives you more to stream to more screens. >>> you might

smith. what do you know -- and you reince priebus and steve bannon did not know about this before hand.ased on that, do you know -- are they going to be pushing back on this? >> it's too late now. it's a done deal. without giving away too many secrets, i'm told there was a lot of pushback on this last night. scaramucci went in there this morning for this meeting at the invitation of the president and the president hires who the president wants to hire. ed could set up some more intrigue going forward. we hear stories, and i have to be perfectly candid, we hear stories about how everything is wonderful at the white house and everybody's getting along. you talk to people who are in the know about these things in their running gun battle with a band at that time, all of these competing interests in these completing competing five domes. the line between reince priebus and sean spicer is a tight one. now that scaramucci is going to be in there, apparently this has to be fully confirmed by the white house, until it's out there on paper, anything can happen. this will create another point of

kellyanne conway and steve bannon denied any links with peter smith, sam cloves has not responded. any direct link. i think it's worth stressing that point. peter smith may have just been talking up a good game. it may be that. he never produced evidence of that to matt tate. >> absolutely. that's like you said, an important thing to note. it just kind of remind me of the whole thing that happened with the gop operative in florida named aaron nevens. someone reached out to him with allegedly hacked e-mails, and aaron nevens took advantage of that. it could have been the same thing with smith. he was seeing what he could do with the material he had. >> so david, with that in mind, and there is no evidence right now that peter smith was working on behalf of flynn or anyone else in the campaign, but flynn's name seeps to be at the center of the stories as it relates to russia. >> flynn was a key point of contact going back to the time that he was the head of the dia. he was traveling to russia talking up theed in of improved u.s./russia cooperation. he clearly was the point man meetin

steve: that's hard. >> jimmy: i'll pay $10 to get thrown out of a walmart. this next one was sent in by phil smith was shopping and saw this -- family care. oh, let's see what they have for family care. oh, liquor. there it is right there. >> steve: truth in advertising. >> jimmy: do my parents run that store? >> steve: yeah. [ laughter and applause ] >> jimmy: this next sign was sent in by nate mcqueen in cage city, california. he spotted this sign in a a visitor's center. "please do not lick the walls." [ laughter and applause ] i've said it once, i've said it 1,000 times. >> steve: don't lick the walls. >> jimmy: don't lick the walls. >> steve: don't lick it. guys, this next one was sent in by jesse hoksra, in rochester, minnesota. he spotted a sign that pointed out where the nearest fire hydrant was located. >> steve: always good to know. >> jimmy: yeah. yeah, yeah, yeah. that's sign's helpful. that sign -- that sign is helpful. [ laughter and applause ] >> steve: where is it? >> jimmy: i would have never noticed -- >> steve: where is it? >> jimmy: the fire hydrant there had it not been for th

smith also circulated a document that listed not just flynn, but also steve bannon, kellyanne conway,nd sam clovis, who was low profile but important policy adviser to the trump campaign. he is now senior adviser at the agriculture department. in addition to flynn, bannon, conway and clovis all mentioned by peter smith as people he was in communication with, in contact with related to this effort to contact the russian hackers. this is a second beat on the first story we have had about what collusion might have looked like if it happened. investigative reporter michael isikoff was -- is joining us tonight to talk about the man at the center of both last night's allegations, last night's reporting from "the wall street journal," and this new reporting tonight. peter smith, mike isikoff has some very interesting information on his background that might tell us a little bit more about what we might expect about whether he was tied to the trump campaign. isikoff joins us next. noo introducing the easiest way to get gillette blades text "blades" to gillette on demand text to reorder blades

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journal" story that broke overnight revealed that smith also listed other senior members of trump's campaign in a recruitment document including steve ban none, kellyanne conway, and sam clovis. senior adviser at the agriculture department now. "the journal" says there's no evidence smith sought information from the campaign officials. author of "the plot to hack america" navid jamali former fbi double agent and author of "how to catch a russian spy" and former white house senior director, nayhira we have to get you a book. malcolm i'll let you say i told you so. i feel we've had the same conversation every week for a year. if it was so evident to you as a national security professional that we were, that russiania was attempting to intervene in our election in order to steal it, in order to steal it for one candidate, why was it not evidence enough to our national security structure for them to stop that from happening? >> well, i think it was evident to the professionals inside the national security infrastructure at that time. the u.s. intelligence community was as we now know was hair on fire, and the reason that i made that sta

smith. here today, harris faulkner, post on "kennedy." kennedy. trish regan, and #oneluckyguy, the chief of the weekly standard. steve hayes is here. on a busy

start 10 this morning at the smith sewnia they're hosting a summer reading today's events starts 10:30 and will be healed spark lab national museum of american history. steve. >> time for morning line writing in and out. interesting lineup of sports right now. baseball after a nine game road trip nationals back home taking on milwaukee brewers. first place milwaukee brewers. edwin jackson gets the start for washington. haven't said that much since 2012 when member of nationals and he gets game pal tonight. representatives from the service branch will be on hand as we preview activities, i was trying to make it two in a row. kevin gooseman six strong innings and sent race to reason worth fifth straight loss. baltimore victory in the lost eight games putting on mid season push here. big news out of nba all the talk about kyree in cleveland derrek season a one year 2 million tlar contract. averaged 18 points. he's 28 now. role of calves could be up in the air depending what happens with kyrie everybody ivbing who ask for a trade. >> the team is released receiver and kick returner lucky whitehead after linked to shop ago rest in northern virginia. he was arres

smith. here today, harris faulkner, post on "kennedy." kennedy. trish regan, and #oneluckyguy, the chief of the weekly standard. steve hayes is here. he is "outnumbered" on a busy morning. we are now awaiting comments from jared kushner after he comes out of the closed-door meeting. big news coming. >> steve: i expect that he will give us a short version of what he provide a publicly early by way of explaining some of his contacts and why he had not provided the context before. >> sandra: how did that match with his security clearance? >> steve: as of right now it does not match. but if it becomes more of a public issue, and -- >> sandra: releasing the information in drips and drops throughout the process. >> steve: you have heard republicans raising questions about this on capitol hill. and the more that we learn, if there are more drips and drops, the more problematic it is for him. because you have, certainly is a case that somebody lower ranking then jared kushner had made these kinds of omissions, they would be the kind of trouble that he appears at this point not to be. >> sandra: again, we are waiting comments now. we have c

that incorporate manual we have a bunch of gyres with the smith brothers all sat in the back they gave us great stuff as well. we have stuff from steve and stuff from other -- work colleges stuff from other services we have about -- a other country there and lead speaker was there was a brit and how bad merngs americans and petraeus had him start off the thing with his pitch. kind of like you know waving red flag in front of the bull to get everybody going. he knew that was his role. you get up there and he took shots and -- got things rolling. idea was to got people thinking to generate thought and i thought 150 in iraq having 150 people in the room worked fine. it was hard. i was completely exhausted at the end of the two days. by i think we got great stuff out of it. but again, i've gone to other conferences to take on 150 smart people and break them into work groups. i think you lose the power of the die signal whik you break them up into little groups like that. it was just me 150 people in here and having somebody over here, somebody over o here, and different ideas -- i wish more time but vent afterwards and send afterwards th

steve pierce. as lead it 1-0. pick it up in the 4th, 1-1. bases loaded for ezekiel carrera. didn't overly hit it against smith himself an rbi single, 3-1 lead. here's more of the young crew making an impression. matt chapman. he's a great gloveman but finally starting to hit the baseball for distance. this is his fifth of the year, dead center. and the as are within 3-2. matt chapman could do it with the glove at 3rd base. beautiful play. jays threatening to get a big bunch. double play started by chapman at 3rd who has just been making some sensational plays over there and there's a slo-mo look at that thing. the as did not pull it out, losing 4-2, but it could have been worse had it not been for that particular play. beat goes on for stephen curry living the life right now in tahoe, shooting a 68 in the celebrity tournament and now over in china and they love him to say the least over there. steph curry with underarmor behind him and his brothers beside him. seth curry and good friend jeremy lind over there in china and promoting the great game of nba basketball in particular. you know he's having the time

had a bunch of cia guys there that i called the smith brothers that a all sat in the back, and they gave out us a lot of great stuff. we got stuff from steve metz, other war colleges, stuff from the other services. we had about -- we had a number of other different countries, the buritz sent a -- buritz -- brits sense a big contention. foster who had the detemerity to write an article about how bad the americans were at counterinsurgency, and petraeus had him start off with his pitch. kind of like waving a red flag in front of a bull. he knew that was his role. he got up there and he took the shots and got things rolling. but the idea was to get people thinking, to generate thought. and i thought having 150 -- in this case having 150 people in the room, i think, worked fine. it was hard, i was completely exhausted at the ending of the two days, but i think we got great stuff out of it. again, i've gone to other conferences since where they take 150 smart people and break them up into work groups, and i think you lose the power of the dynamic. it was just neat having 150 people and having somebody yell at somebody over here, different ideas

"> ( steve ) a congresswoman is working to help millennials become homeowners, while paying off their college debt at the same time.( vicki ) kron 4's washington correspondent jessica smith the proposal would roll student loan payments into a mortgage. pkgu-s student loan debt now totals $1.3 trillion dollars -- and more than 17 million homes sit vacant across the country. ohio congresswoman marcy kaptur says those two trends are connected: kaptur on the floor: "student debt is prohibiting millions and millions from buying their first home." that's why kaptur wants to launch a pilot program in ohio to combine some student loans and mortgages. she says the program would start with college grads who have good credit, and have been making their student loan payments on time. kaptur: "those are the ones we're going to focus on first, because we want the program to be successful. then we want to expand it." kaptur says the program would encourage homeownership and help cities strengthen neighborhoods struggling with vacant or foreclosed homes. kaptur: "we can select homes also, available, in areas that we believe the properties will appreciate."the program could potentially o

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but first, let's check in with sandra smith who has a preview of what starts on the channel in ten minutes. good morning to you, sandra. >> good morning, steveg up on that. meanwhile, what to do about health care. a group of senators meeting late into the night. joins us. and oj simpson up for parole today. will he walk? bob massie, jim gray. what they expect to happen. america's newsroom begins in ten minutes. steve. choicehotels.com. badda book. badda boom. that's it? he means book direct at choicehotels.com for the lowest price on our rooms guaranteed. plus earn free nights and instant rewards at check-in. yeah. like i said. book now at choicehotels.com ainsley: more than 50 wounded warriors and members of the fdny, the fire department here in new york have been outside they are getting ready to kick off this year's wounded warrior project. >> bill: chief program officer jennifer. good morning. what i was going to say is we have done this for the last 14 years from our building, and we are honored to do it. but this is not something that happens just in front of our building, this is something that happens all across the country. >> corre