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support some of the measures by some of your colleagues, like senator corker, oomey,r lee, senator t took hold back some trade power that is currently with the president over things like new tariffs? the answer, to start with, is no, but it gets more positive as i go along. [laughter] 232 national: on security, no. on 301, yes. i look at think presidential use with this authority. not too many presidents have done it, but i remember carter and reagan and george w. have used some tariffs. i use them as an example. we always found out that agriculture was the first to be retaliated against. looking at it not just because of president trump but because of great people, i have come to the conclusion we need a wholesale look at the 1963 kennedy bill and 1974 nixon were see bill, to go back and how much power should be delegated. but i think without a doubt, should -- more curbs be put on that delegation. >> please join me in thanking the senator. [applause] journal"'s "washington every day. a correspondent discusses recent changes to the affordable care act and the state of health care in the u.s..

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t-shirt. others holding up cards against trump and the trump babysitter behind the blimp. you see it is just released. we will stay with this as they release it. i have to say it is staggering that this was permitted. it is clearly the likeness of trump as a baby in a nappy, a diaper. one organizer said clearly they believe the interview given in "the sun" today is an example of how trump is infantile. this is just the beginning of the day of protests that are going to start in central london and oxford circus and move down toward parliament square and possibly 70,000 people. that is the extraordinary sight you have here because you normally expect a lockdown to enable a sitting u.s. president to visit parliament. instead a lockdown with the protests. instead, we have the extraordinary inflatable donald trump likeness hanging over the western democracy. extraordinary sight. back to you. >> it will be a long day. i don't know what is weirder, nick. seeing that balloon inflate behind you or seeing you instead of being live from syria, now live in front of a big baby balloon.

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played a cat and mouse game with esu officers, talking with them and not talking at one point holding up a t-shirt with two different political messages, one about immigration before police finally went after her. >> according to the police who arrested her ms. okoumou was not apologetic for what she did. she is charged again in federal court with trespassing and interfering with government function. from battery park, jim dolan, channel 7, eyewitness news. >>> pushing back against one of the leading contenders for the supreme court. >> as the president weighs his options he celebrated with service members. kenneth moton joins us. >> reporter: the countdown is on for that big monday announcement with that slim gop majority in the senate, it's crucial that president trump have the support of every republican senator. president trump and the first lady celebrating the fourth of july at the white house with military families. >> happy fourth of july. >> reporter: today the focus is back on his next pick for the soon-to-be open supreme court seat. >> we're going to give you a great one like just

>> giuliani seems to have forgotten his days as a prosecutor, that it is the pr t prosecutor who holdshe cards in this situation. typically, prosecutors don't let targets or subject of an investigation set the terms under which they'll be interviewed. this sets up an interesting little confrontation perhaps. >> what is this? is this letter a little bit of a grenade into the special counsel's office? will it be ignored by mueller? could it yield fruit? >> this is a public relations campaign. >> okay. >> we saw reporting over the weekend that, increasingly, the american people are losing confidence with robert mueller. prosecutors are used to this happening. prosecutors don't make a case to the public about their own integrity. they wait until they go into a courtroom. they try their cases. that's what mueller is doing. >> let me ask you this, rudy giuliani expects the reason mueller's team is taking so long to get back to them is because they're preparing a report and want to, quote, string them along, until they drop it on us. what is your assessment? >> this is interesting. the narrat

jon: he deflected all questions on russian meddling, blaming t fbi, the democrats refusing to hold moscow to account -- the democra, refusing to hold moscow to account. the president has left helsinki and is on his way back to washington. if he had hoped this summit would allow him to move on from questions of russian interference, he is in for a nasty surprise when he lands back in d.c. christian: jon sopel reporting there. maybe it was that moment in the press conference when he was asked about the indictmentsf 12 russian military officials, ducking the question, that did bring howls of despair not only from demrats but republicans back at home. he seems incapable, this president, to separate collusion from the russia investigation and the findings of his own intelligence agencies. when he was askedt pointedly abe russian investigation, off to a off -- veered rambling answer about hillae- clinton'il servers. he sees the investigation as a deep state plot agnst him to undermine his election victory and re-freezes point blank to iticize vladimir putin. a lot of people compare that with ho

. >> president trump is placing the blamen t country's president, vladimir putin, now. >> do you hold himersonally responsible? >> well, i would because he's in charge of the country, just like i consider myself to bee responsior things that happen in this country. so, certainly, as the leader of a country, would have to hold him responsible, yes. >> now, this new line of thinking from president trump leaves a lot of people in wond what happens next? >> tracie potts joins usive is morning from capitol hill, on what details democrats have about this. >> democrats want to know what said behind closed doors with vladimir putin. they want to bring in department translator, the interpreter, who was the only other american in that meeting to provide testimony on thrill. no word on the legalities of ether that could happen. in that cbs interview, president trump madet clear that he does believe the intelligence community, that russia did meddle. and he says that they're responsible. that russia's president is responsible. and he talks about the russian investigation here, saying he is willin

their de department statement, the commerce department statement, in which they said, "the t asjority of the holdings described in this story have been told by a secretary ros he has committed to sell the remainder." so does that solve the problem? >> no, it dos not solve the problem. there are a couple of tings there. first of all, the letter was looking at the interests he held after he said he was going to divest them, companies like greenbriar which wentioned earlier. it does not say they looked at all his meetings, overad there are other meetings with companies in which ross and his wife had interests at the time of those meetings. so those sorts of meetings are the thing the federal investigators would want to look at as well.ct and the hat he's now saying that he's in the process of divesting some of them, or that he's divested some of them, already, that does not absolve him ofhe fact ofhat he did at the time he owned those companies. so this is not, you know, a source-based story. you can just look at the calendar and his disclosures. you can see what he owns, what his meetings were and seet

police in istanbul have fired tear gas and rubber bullets to disport activists holding an l g b t pride march turkish authorities had banned the event for a fourth consecutive year in istanbul but hundreds of gay rights activists gathered despite the ban and say that they do not recognize. afghan officials say that a suicide bomb has killed at least nineteen people in the city of jalalabad the blast came hours after the president ashraf ghani opened a hospital there and also declared an end to the government ceasefire with the taliban the bomber apparently targeted minority sikhs welcome the economic perspective now on the german government crisis return to our top story and how in a humphrey has that that wrinkle in the story. sara thank you very much will the ongoing political crisis in berlin is alarming investors and business economists a concern that what the coalition to collapse could weaken germany's business experts fear that important factors for germany's future for example the development of high speed digital infrastructure will become bulk down then political wrangling and

and police in istanbul have fired tear gas and rubber bullets to disperse activists holding an l g b t pride march turkish authorities had banned the event for a fourth consecutive year in istanbul but hundreds of gay rights activists gather despite the ban and they said they do not recognize it. more in germany's government crisis now with helena but of course he won't be surprised to learn i'm sure seem to get the ongoing political crisis here in berlin is alarming investors and business economists are concerned that word of the coalition to collapse it could weaken germany's business sector experts fear that important fact is that germany's future for example the development of high speed digital infrastructure will become bogged down in political wrangling and of course is europe's largest economy germany needs a strong government to negotiate in trade disputes with the united states and china and i want to bring in our financial correspondent candidate who is in is at the front foot soak exchange for us conrad right now we're in limbo regarding the status of the german coalition h

forcefully one of them todaysa ng they weren't going to accept vladimir putin's idea of holding a referendum to allow orussia t annex more territory in eastern ukraine so a push-back from the national security community to some of the proposals the president said he would take time to thi abou robert: what about the confusion in the briefing room this week about whether the administration would send over former u.s. officials, frmer ambassa to russia michael mcfaul, to talk to russian intelligence officers. the white house steamed consider it -- seemed to consider it a atted away the idea. yamiche: the fact that the president called it an incredible offer -- ias in helsinki at the press conference when he said putineaasy interesting ideas about how we can work together and get at the election ierference and all the reporters were wondering, what is that interesting ide and fast forward, we learn putin said if you all us to interrogatemericans, we'll invite mueller to come here and he can talk to russian officia he thinks interfered in your election. sarah sanders said, we have to think about it, we'll get back

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president questioned the free pass and paul ryan said russia is not our ally and went on to hold rush accounble. t reporter: outside of nat park we're just feeli first park openain as the bryce harper is the star of the show tonight. he's the biggest name in the home run derby and will try to win this event for the first time. max scherzer wasust named as the all-star starter for the national league, third time he's een named starter for the all-star game and second time in a row as the nats ace. second story is the weather. hotter out here and cooler now has the cloudsave moved in. all eyes are on rain and storms moving in tomorrow. storm team will have an updated forecast tomorrow night wming up, and the other big storyre watching is metro. the union sending metro a message by authorizing a strike, and the big question is will the orrike happen at the worst possible time the city, and what impact could that have on all-star festivities. we've got more on that coming up as well. metro definitely up and running for the moment because we're watching fans offload and heading down here and walking pa

then he will go to helsinki were trouble hold a summit t with putin. the trump administration has threatened to impose 10% tariffs on $200 billion worth of chinese goods, including fish, textiles, handbags, chemicals, petroleum and other products. the threat comes after the trump administration already imposed tariffs on $34 billion worth of chinese goods last week, prompting china to retaliate with tariffs against american products. this is a spokesperson from china's foreign ministry. >> i would like to stress the united states behavior is typical trait bullying. china will make the necessary counterattack from the protect legitimate righthts and interes. i would like to say this is a fight between unilateralism and multilateralism.m. china stands in linine on t the correct side o of history to protect the rules of the multilatateral trade order together. amamy: the trump administrations eliminating $26 million in funding for grassroots groups that help people sign up for health care e through the affordable care act. the 70% funding cut comes as par

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t need to workether to hold the penetrators accountable. >> but despite that briefing, mr. trump spent the week praising putin. >> he's not my enemy. hopefully, some day maybe he'll be a>> friend. attling to a alliance established to contain soviet and now russian aggression, nato, insulting the british prime minister in her brexit strategy. >> she didn't listen to me. >> and most notably, attacking his own justice department and the special council probe tasked with investigating russian interference in the 2016 election. >> i call it the rigged witch-hunt. i think it hurts our country and our relationship wirussia. >> the indicl fills in the gaps of several extraordinary moments in the summer of 2016. and raises questions about the trump caaign's role in the attack on the united states by a foreign power. first, there's the imfamou trump tower meeting. june 3rd, donald trump jr. is promised dirt on hillary clinton replying if it's whasay, i love it. especially later in the summer. june 8th, the indictment says russian intelligence officers launched dc leaks.com and begin

most of us were out and above noticing a muggy cloudy day and hold off on getting t c washed.oudoun county fair not looking great. head there on thursday and friday. you'll continue to deal with wet roads at time and through wednesday, doug. we get a break on thursday and over theweekend, butfter that, well, we start to see the utance for some isolated showers and thunderstorms there on friday and saturday. but, again, widestead rain times tomorrow and wednesday. we'll keep it completely dry for your thursdaynd maybe a shower or storm on friday and saturday, but we ultimately get a break,h and then we look at our ten-day forecast overall we see a similar pattern set up for ngxt week. >> this is somet we'll be tracking very closely. one thing we want you to remember it's not going to ra e the entire time over the next couple of days but two things to remember. take the umbrella with you obviously so you have did ready and, two, if you'reg, driv you may have sunshine and, boom, run into one of these extremelyhe y storms and the next thing you know you have flooding. weather aler

hold on to rain chances. next week is looking better. t'>>> look at the roads with jack taylor in for melissa. >>ood morning. we're off to a decent start. with the morni ing fog and drizzle, just be careful. near the george washington parkway, keeping an eye on this. the new traffic pattern was up yesterday. northbound, you'll have one lane. be aware, there's a potential for slowdowns. river road is closed between ellicott street and 44th street. until crewstr get the downe out of the roadway, it's blocked for the near future. >>> it's the most expensive listing ever in los angeles. it dsn't even include a house. a property counted as t best undeveloped plot of land in beverly hills is hitting the market for $1billion. i did say beverly hills, right? the 157-acre parcel has been dubbed the mountain. the closest neighbor the half a mile away. you get youriv y. >> if that means a lot to you, might be worth it. it's nearly twice the siz of disneyland in anaheim. >> that's insane. a is probably for developer who wants to build property on there. maybe multiple units o something like a disneyland.a

t of an applebee's restaurant. >>> happening now a group of mothers is holding a three day hunger strike in oakland over the white house's separation policy. called mom's rising they're outside the federal building on clay street downtown. they claim hundreds of children still need to be reunited with their families. >> so this is a way of unifying all across the nation to say that we will not accept this type of trauma and terror being inflicted upon people. >> organizers say other strikes are planned throughout the country, and they will take place one after another. >>> today cbs could decide the fate of its ceo following allegations of sexual misconduct, but the network may not step there. the further action they'll take in the wake of this with pg&e in the sierras. and i'm an arborist since the onset of the drought, more than 129 million trees have died in california. pg&e prunes and removes over a million trees every year to ensure that hazardous trees can't impact power lines. and since the onset of the drought we've doubled our efforts. i grew up in the forests out in this area and honestly it's heartbrea

states.eaving t he wl so hold a summit with vladimir putin before coming home. >>> dozens of kids aree not. and the clock is ticking toward another deadline, two weeks from tomorrow when other older children must be reunited with their parents. tom llamas reports. >> reporter: these three children moved from a minivan into an i.c.e. facility, but they are the lucky ones, back in their parents' arms because of a court-issued deadline, requiring the government to reunite migrant children under 5 years old who were separated from their parents at the border. this father from honduras seeking asylum says he's been separated from his son for more than three months, but now back together, his son beaming. but there are still so many in limbo. the government saying only 38 kids out of the 102 detained will be reunited by deadline. >> the government was absolutely cavalier in not creating a tracking system. there was never a policy. >> reporter: the mass separations a result of the president's zero tolerance policy, he was asked about his administration missing the deadline. >> tell people no

there's a long history even in the trump era of turmoil at va, so trump's first va se t secretary who was an obama holdver was fired eventually, ousted in large part by conflicts he had with this group of trump loyalists now in power. then we had ronnie jackson, the presidential physician who trump wanted to be secretary who was forced to withdraw amid misconduct allegations, and the agency has 360,000 people, and it has always struggled to give veterans timely benefits and to give them timely health care. and what's really troubling to a lot of people and now on capitol hill is that even after shulkin was fired, there was a big brain drain at the agency, lots of qualified people left because they were just concerned about the chaos. now what we've got is mostly civil servants who have really nothing to do with politics are being moved around, so a lot of people are very concerned, especially on capitol hill now. >> keep asking the tough questions, lisa rein at "the washington post." appreciate you so much for your reporting. >> thanks for having me. >>> up next, facebook ceo mark zuckerberg forced to

if nothing else they hope t the can get the president to hold off on a shutdown until after the midterms. >> the president standing alongside giuseppe talked about the possibility of iran. >> cut a lot of folks by surprise. just over a week ago donald trump threatened iran's president with dire consequences the likes few in history have suffered but the president struck a much different tone saying he is not only willingyia meet with iran but do it without conditions.ec >> i would certainly meet with iran if they want to meet.no anytime they want. good for the country, good for them, good for us and good for the world. >> in 2007 barack obama gave a similar answer during any bait with hillary clinton when asked if he was willing to meet with the dictatorial leaders of countries such as iran without preconditions. this evening mike pompeo attempted to clarify the president's response by listing a number of preconditions for any meeting during an interview on nbc. >> if they demonstrate a commitment to make fundamental changes in how they treat theirp own people, reduce their malign behavi

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at this storm approaching from the east -- there's and there goes my t. >> i am not letting go of this umbrella. she's going to holdto it. it hit phoenix on monday. this was the first rainfall in 119 days. that lady there is meteorologist crystal henderson.si she ran o when the storm started to cover the storm, obviously. those 71 mile an hour winds were too much for her hat. >> and her umbrella. >> it's too much for a human to stand out in 70 miles per hour winds. >> but we do it. >> she held on to the umbrella because she was afraid ithi wou somebody or a car if she let it go. she went back inside when the ghtning started apparently. >> we see this during hurricane coverage, meteorologists and reporters standing out there showing the extent of the storm. she might have done the right thing. that could have hurt somebody iw it fff and bopped somebody in the headic >> we do prasafety. if we know it's dangerous, we're not going to do it. 71 mile an hour winds, don't do it. muat's too . 60 miles an hour wind are what we see in a severe thunderstorm. those are damaing winds. >> none of that today. >> good for us. we'r

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. >> do you hold russia at all accountableor anything in t particul particular? if so, what would you them responsible for. >> yes, do i. i hold both countries insponsible. i the united states has been foolish. i think we've all been foolish. i thinke should have had this dialogue a long time ago, a long time before i got to office. i think we're a to plame. >> some of the word being used y republicans to describe the president's remarks, disgraceful, detrimental, a sign of weakne. former house speaker and ally newt gingrich named it the most serious mistake of his presidency that t needsbe corrected. >> we have in-depth coverage for you. we're going to start with c's's peter alexander at the white house. peter, good morning. >> good morning. this was unlike anything we've seen president trump's stunning embrace of the enemy on foreign soil still reverberating. many allies saying alying overlf with vladimir putin his own intelligence agencies president trump appeared morely cowa than courageous. overnight president trump returning back home hailing a summit in hel

rk, those lawns are going to be saturated but plan to get out in your garden during t mornin and the car wash, doug, hold off. look at the steeven-day forecas we have a chance of rain every single day. >> kind of the ptern that reinvents itself next week. we're not expecting as much rain next week as this. looking towar thursday and friday, nice weather as far as sunshine is concern. very hot and humid those days, and, then, yeah, a chance of rain saturday and sy night all the way through next friday. ting er rainy pattern s up, not quite as bad as this one, but we'd like to do away with the rain for a >> yeah, we would. >> we all wod. >> thanks, doug. wish there was something you could do abo if. >> yeah. >> and urgent warning after a serious spike of overdoses in ourre a 300 people treated in a matter of days. tonight, what's to blame and what's bei done to>> stop it. and it's called the lassie effect. still to come, doreen and i will haul out pics of ourog d the scientific research that >>> right now multiple wildfires are literally chasing people into the sea in greece. this is one of the worst fire

do you hold russia t a all accountable nor anything in particular? sponsible for? >> yes, i do. i hold both countries responsible. i think that the united states has been foolish. i think we have all been foolish. we should have had this dialogue a long time ago. a long time frankly before i got to office. and i think we're all to blame. i think the united states has stepped forward, along with yush ya. we're getting together. we have chance to go some great things. whether it's nuclear proliferation, in term of stopping. that's probably the most important thing to work on. but, i do feel that -- we have -- both made some mistakes. i think that the -- the probe is a disaster for our country. i think it's kept us apart. it's kept us separated. there was no collusion at all. everybody knows it. people are being brought out to the fore. so far that i know, virtually none of it related to the campaign. and they're going to have to try really hard to find somebody that did relate to the campaign. it was a clean campaign. i beat hillary clinton easily and f

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president trump continues to hold firm on their agreement,he national securityiser insists no one in the administration's naive when it comes to kim jong un's intentions. >> we've seen how tth koreans have behaved before. thes been very clear, he's not going to make the mistakes of prior adminisations. we're going to pursue this and we'll see whatns h. >> now u.s. officials say they have a plan that would lead to the dismantling of north n korea'slear weans and ballisti missile progeria in a year. --rogram in a year.us no word j yet on an exact date. >> ♪ >> 4:38 is ourn time. let'sto the roads as holiday travel prepares to get under way. according to aaa 1 million washington area residents will be driving out of town and the gridlock is expected to begin in a few hours. our melanie alnwick is live on thehw higs this morning checking out the trouble spots.i hope you're headed to as destination a well, mel. y >>> riou know, i wish i were actuangy headio a fun destination. instead we're just sort of drivingun aroin circles. we get the misy but we don get the payoff at the end. aregood news is things clear. we're on i-95 north because this is where things are expected to gun

we want that's going to set the tone for next t you dhion't thinkou you'll see a crsingle democratic s lines jo montana, thet peoe likete president holding a rally inow montana rig for tester's opponent, you have clairmccasmc. does thatt a lst iea joe manchis that put him in play? >> it might put him in play but you have to remember if au're going to run as democratic senator you got to win votes from the democratic base. you want to get css overs, you want to get independents but you also have to hold yr se and the democratic base is outraged. they know that this is a us years what mitchack tpltwo mcconnell did with merrick garland and barack obama's appointee in his final year and democrats don't w their democratic officeders back up here, they don't wanthe to relent and i think the pressure is going to b very tight. i think this is going toe tm test for020. >> brett kavanaugh leading 2 this lasoantdates that we have been hearing about reports t will likely however, thesident hasay. been very hd on the affordable care act and brett kavanaugh writing that opiniuphe essentially. is that something that may have some sort oom compre potent