. >> reporter: for terry white learning how to drive has been an uphill battle. she finally passed her written test. >> i took the written test three times, i failed twice. it was incredibly diff. >> reporter: outside of london, test. >> no, i don't feel ready yet. i reckon maybe another few hours of practicing. i'll feel better then. at the minute i don't feel confident much. >> reporter: that's because of an hour-long road test taking pleas in car filled streets. it's rigorous. >> most people fail the first test because they are not ready. they do a lesson once a week. it's difficult. standards are high. >> reporter: driving instructor says the average u.k. driver spends 40 hours practicing behind the wheel before taking requirements are more stringent than those in the u.s. >> no comparison. the level that we see living in london - it's about the halfway mark. we would consider someone half trained. they are nowhere near the standard required to drive in the u.k. >> reporter: standards in the u.k. are not the strictest. in finland there's a minimum of two year

. >> stanley: not remember i did say signs best because there are these black and white record terryt turn only and this no left turn sign of not only are many drivers not turning right some are turning let you legally if i may add that in fact the passenger of this truck asked me what was i looking for and i sit people behaving badly. he laughed. >> stanley: inextricable question which we are you going i m >> to coat the sec can't all right and just curious to read >> stanley: for the record this plan is a transit only line so that public transit can quickly access the bay bridge is not for all board or lift or limo and is not and it is for buses and taxis is not only for city issue vehicles and all of you are not permitted to make a left or right for that matter to a u-turn and first and broke some but drivers do. >> pam: an american fighting ices in syria has been killed 36 year-old keith broomfield a rich man from massachusetts, has been fighting alongside the fighters in syria the state department confirmed his death. his sister shared an image of a text message conversation whi

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tonight the white house covered in a rainbow of lights. for "nightline," i'm terrygton, d.c. >> truly a momentous day in our country's history. thank you for watching abc news. we leave you with another stirring event from charleston today. where funerals began for the victims of alleged mass murderer dillonylann roof president obama giving a moving tribute and then surprising the crowd with this soulful rendition of "amazing grace." ♪ amazing grace how sweet the sound that saved a wretch like me ♪ ♪ i once was lost ♪ [cheers and applause] >> yeah! hello! wow! whoo! hello, and welcome to millionaire! i'm terry crews. some of you may know me from brooklyn nine-nine. and i'm lucky enough to also be here hosting millionaire! [cheers and applause] i wish today was a talent show because today's first contestant is a rapping, folk dancing i.t. specialist who speaks five languages. boy, he's much cooler than the i.t. guys i've spoken to. from kildeer, illinois please welcome harshish singh! [cheers and applause] yeah! what's up, my man? how you doing? >> fantastic. >> oh,

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terry, thank you. >>> but we do have one more question on obamacare tonight. let's get right to jon karl over at the white house. you saw the tweets, among them rand paul tweeting this decision turns both the rule of law and common sense on its head. vowing to repeal it if elected. others vowing to do the same. but jon, you were telling me earlier that quietly, there are some republicans who are relieved this is off the table for now? >> reporter: that is right, david. publicly republicans are expressing outrage over this ruling, but privately, many republican leaders are breathing a sigh of relief because if this ruling had gone the other way, more than 6 million americans, most of them from states with republican governor would have lost their health care subsidies and republicans were deeply divided about what to do about it. that said despite that relief david, republicans have voted 67 times to repeal all or part of obamacare, and you can bet that will try again. >> all right, 67 times and counting. jon, thank you. >>> we have major developments tonight in the case of those convicted killers on the r

white house wanted them to. p jon, stick with us. i want to get your reaction terry, from arguments from chief just kiss john roberts. let's let everyone at home listen to a little bit of that argument. i can tell you what he said in the court as we prepare to get that audio. justice roberts telling the court if sue love joes and tom loves joe, sue can marry him and tom can't the chief justice asking why isn't that sexual discrimination and ultimately for him that was the question, terry. >> reporter: that question where he essentially said if two people love the same fern the opposite sex person can marry that person and same-sex person can't. there's a glimmer of hope among the advocates of same-sex marriage under the law that chief justice roberts might find his own path through gender discrimination. that it's merely a matter of gender that distinguishes one side from the other. that he might come over and vote for constitutionality of same-sex marriage. de not. he offered not an angry dissent, necessarily but a more gentle one. this is his last paragraph. he sai

we have a needed done, a former white house campaign advisor for obama. joining us from washington. and terrye national spokesman for the bush-cheney campaign in 2012. he is a partner at hdm k in washington. beginer if you could just by describing the bush announcement today. what is it going to do to the field? terry: it will widen the field. his entry is a great one for the party because he does represent a lot of name id. people will be familiar with the name but now his challenge is to talk about himself and differentiate himself. i think his announcement yes it's very -- his announcement yesterday, when he announced his campaign , what they are trying to get out there is he is powerful player. as mark reported, there are plenty of other options out there with a different profile and he will have to get in there and rub shoulders with these guys, and show the republicans and conservative voters what he has got to offer for the future. anita, if you could just comment a little on hillary clinton's campaign speech and who do you believe she is running against? i need a: -- a: i think her sp

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. >> terry moran in supreme court. jon karl at the white house. rich bester in new york.he entire team. we're on special coverage of the supreme court ruling. 6-3 ruling for h h subsidies. the supreme court justices deciding to side with the president. we'll hear from the president surely later today and will have much more on "gma" and "world news tonight" all right today. until th until then. we rejoin "gma." >> announcer: this has been a special report from abc news. >>> and also, what a week in weather. >> yes, in the southeast too. that's an area we saw several reports yesterday. look at this. at the beach in daytona and, look, that ominous shelf cloud comes over. fortunately nobody hurt there. there were several reports of lightning and, of course, damaging wind in alabama too. all right, we've got to get the heat index brought to you by walgreens. >> good morning, i am meteorologist mike nicco with the bay area forecast. look at haze. you can see it will be hot today. clouds come to the coast late@n this afternoon. signifying a will cooling trend bringing us comfor

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white supremacy. today, a republican senator from mississippi reversed his decision on keeping his state's confederate flag in place. for his part, virginia governor, terry mcauliffe said all state license plates with confederate flags will be off the roads in just a matter of months. but there will be a way for people to confer the confederacy. here's news4's tom sherwood. >> reporter: confederate battle flag, newly denounced as a symbol of racism in the wake of the charles top ma mass shootings. virginia governor terry mcauliffe on tuesday said the state would remove the flag from license tags. >> asked the governor on wtop. >> reporter: today on wtop he said the state would act quickly. >> it was taken off the dmv website yesterday. you cannot order a license plate with the confederate flag in virginia anymore. that is gone. no later than the next four months, every license plate with a confederate flag will be eliminated in the commonwealth of virginia. >> reporter: virginia officials also will give the sons of confederate veterans, which pop is sword the flag tag, a few weeks to redesign a new plate. >> without the battle flag on the tag. they can p

we understand in our country white it exists -- why it exists. just deal with it. host: terrybirmingham alabama. caller: thank you for taking my call. host: what do you think about all of this? caller: i am only 26. when i look at this story it concerns me. when i think about the naacp i think about an organization that leads. i do not have some of the memories of them think glorious like some of the older people. they are not standing up the way i think they should. this might be one of the reasons why they are not doing the things that they do. i do not know this woman personally. it is a concern. she was to be black, that is her business. host: you do not feel like the naacp is standing up like they should. what do you mean? caller: especially with all of the police violence in the immigration movement. you do not really here that it comes from the naacp. you hear hands don't shoot, you have a lot organizations not related to the naacp. naacp has a lot of problems. i feel like they did not use the power that they would back in the 60's and 50's when things was at a peak. i

news for next guest chairman ceo macy's terry lungren with us owner of macy's blooj daimingdale's the story broad economic story talk about the second quarter in whiteerd give your sense where we are, in the economy right now, as it relates to consumer spending. >> sure you saw gunned revised down toward, that is not surprising first quarter for us as for many was sort of than anticipated we have got things going on the strong dollar does not help when it comes to spending in he american stores, so you can watch currency by location city new york pla from an las vegas tourist cities are struggling against the o tourist purchases of last year that is number one. >> more expensive. >> more expensive, on top of of that the american ares are going over there, to shop as well. >> a deal over seas that going on challenges with port slowdowns behind us now weather issues behind us most of those issues are past us. so now a matter of a consumer ready have to buy in our categories, i think the answer will be in the fall season the answer will be yes for now buying houses we are benefiting from the furniture business big tickets pieces technology health care

white house would have to approve the plan. >>> a man hunt in texas after a houston police officer is shot in the back during a traffic stop. motorcycle officer terryy and opened fire. >> he was concluding that stop when he and a metro officer with him heard a pop. shortly thereafter he realized he had been shot. >> he's a 20-year-old police veteran, father of six. he's undergoing surgery overnight. we're told he's in stable condition. wishing him the best. >>> we're getting brand new information about the possible deadly anthrax scare. the pentagon saying the live virus may have been sent to 68 labs in five countries including united states australia, canada south korea, now great britain. this is quite a story. this service dog is held a hero after he lungs in front of a bus to save his blind owner's life. 8-year-old fico was helping his owner cross the street when a bus came barrelling down the road. the dog ran into danger to save his owner. >> they say love of an animal and partner. he's amazing. i'm not surprised. that's the way he is. >> what a dog. both ffico and his owner were hurt but are alive. bet he's get paying big bone tonight. >> so

state james buchanan and later becomes a hostess of the white house when he becomes president and the first to be called, first lady. jane pierce and terrylength this sunday night at 8:00 p.m. eastern on c-span's original series, first ladies.