he was asked what the idea of the new deal was. says there's a theme to the need deal like saying the collection -- all displayed a basketball, old shoes and a guitar in your garage were put there by an interior designer. the whole idea of the new deal, which you referenced, a lot of things up against the wall. 700 did with the american people or the economy. a lot of that was awful and abandoned. you make a perfectly fine point that ronald reagan as a politician looked at the stuff that stack and was successful and said that part of the new deal and willing to stick with. hugh johnson's nra and the blue eagle i can't stand not. all the other thing were outrageous. a lot of different new deals. so i will tell my story and they will say the american enterprise institute was founded in 1938 with ideas to fight the new deal. so there was some work being done. over 25 years ago when i'm a policy research nerd here, josh gave a friday talk about neoconservatism. i asked them a question and saying what was ronald reagan in the insert ron

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new york. >>> rachel has the night off. we do have a lot to get to night, including late-breaking news from the "the new york times" about a major policy change the trump administration is currently floating. we have the reporter who broke that story here tonight. you do not want to miss it. first, we have more to unpack from the blockbuster report in "the washington post" concerning the meeting in june of 2016 between donald trump jr., jared kushner, donald trump's then campaign manager paul manafort and a number of russian nationals with ties to the kremlin. that meeting was made public earlier this month in a "the new york times" report published on july 8th when the "the new york times" first reported on this meeting. they included a statement from donald trump jr. who explained, quote, it was a short introductory meeting. i asked jared and paul to stop by. we primarily discussed a program about the adoption of russian children that were active and popular with american families years ago and since ended with the russian

the u.s. is calling a gut punch. new, harsher sanctions, which the trump administration hopes will pull pyongyang back from the nuclear ledge. >> the best signal that north korea could give us that they're prepared to talk would be to stop these missile launches. >> and the russia alleged meddling probe picks up speed prompting a change in tune from the president's lawyers, and a public reminder for the special counsel. >> bob mueller understand and i understand the specific scope of the investigation, and so, no, it's not a fishing expedition. >> with us to share their reporting and insights, cnn manu raju, bloomberg's margaret toll irv, michael boren of "the weekly standard" and jackie kucinich of "the daily beast." >>> 200 days into the new administration president trump wants to convince you he has done a lot. in a tornado of morning tweets, the commander in chief gave himself his own report card, in his view, achievements from every corner of the administration, stock market higher, jobs booming, security tighter, r

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but the new president gave a hint of what was to come. ve not come to destroy the constitution," she said, adding they wanted to remove obstacles from the government's path. the assembly has been justified as the only way to bring peace to the country after months of often violent protest, but earlier on friday the pope warned it would only encourage a climate of tension, not reconciliation. on the other side of town, it was another world. no government supporters here. instead, several opposition rallies bringing people together to protest what they say is an undemocratic government. i don't want to live in a dictatorship and we are in a dictatorship. my work is travelling all over the country and i can see how this country has been destroyed by this government. protesters called for a new venezuela, for unity. while there's a feeling of deflated opposition, they say they aren't giving up. translation: defeated? that isn't in my vocabulary. i was a political prisoner for a year without having committed a crime. i've seen with my own eyes

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one is it outsourced a lot more than it used to especially on the new plane, the 787 which is a new way of designing and building a plane that had lots of foreigners from all over the world, going to take the risk and costs of producing this new plane, thinking financially, we don't have to bear the burden, creating a new airplane is very expensive. we will share it with lots of other people. they were warned by people in the company, cause a lot of problems, 31/2 year delay on the plane and something like $28 billion to $30 billion, they spends more than they planned, they have a whole to dig out of. the plane is out and doing well but it will take a long time to recover. that was a new model that reduced the footprint of boeing in the puget sound area. the other one that had a big impact on the workforce was opening a second assembly line for the 787 in a right to work state, nonunion state in south carolina. that has created a lot of anxiety and fear in the workforce. those more recent developments suggest that boeing sees them as replaceable parts, disposable commodities so the emot

john kenny is sworn in as the new chief of staff. the crisis in venezuela defense the opposition vows to keep fighting on the streets. following a controversial vote which could give even more house to the president. nnova he saw. and a century after the battle of passion dal began ceremonies a how to remember the sacrifices made during one of the great wars bloodiest campaigns . welcome to world news america what it was another day of changes at the white house. this morning john kelly was sworn in as the new chief of staff. replacing ryan's previous who announced his departure on friday. i came the bomb shell. anthony scaramucci tapped as white house communications director less than two weeks ago is leaving as well. saying he wants to give mister kelly a clean slate. the bbc's north america had to touch on cyprus been following all the action for us. so i'm really very free doesn't make my remarks informal and that what he was right about that was anti. it stay one on the job and certain things it instantly clear. antony scaramucci

now he's the gonchor of ra. q. news of grand jury in and the russia case isn't the only leak transcripts the president had with world leaders six months were obtain by the washington post and the transcripts show there was actually a tense ending to the president's call to australian president. take up to 2,000 refugees. turn balance explained turn balance has a policy of not allowing rev yeahs by boat and that the refugees weren't bad people or prisoners. turn bull also told the president he was only look ing for the u to the vet the pep and decide who, if any, they would take. at one point, the president says malcolm, why is this so important? i don't understand. this is going to kill me. i am the world's greatest person that doesn't want to let people into the country. he later talks about the election. you have brokered many a stupid deal in business. i guaranty you broke many a deal. the president says he has no choice. he says i have it. i've calls all day. shortly after that conversation wrapping up with turn bow

so there's a ton going on in the news tonight. we've got the latest white house staff shake up to talk about. there's the attempts to revive the "you thought it was dead but not quite dead" republican drive to repeal and replace obamacare. plus, a new bipartisan plan to rework it, instead. and donald trump's threats to insured people and lawmakers on that score. so there's a lot to get to in this hour. but we begin tonight with some very new news about one of the biggest stories of the entire trump/russia investigation. it concerns the meeting that donald trump jr. had with several russian nationals, inside trump tower during the campaign, in june of 2016. that meeting included campaign manager paul manafort and trump's son-in-law, jared kushner, and we now know multiple russians with ties to the kremlin. that story broke in "the new york times" on july 8th, the report included a written statement from donald trump jr., describing the meeting like this. quote, it was a short introductory meeting. i asked jared and paul to stop by.

the sheriff's deputies were searching all week long. her new jersey relatives, they came down here and searched and they found the bodies. >> i'm hurt. i'm so hurt. i don't know what i'm going to do. >> reporter: sabrina joule just arrived home after spending the evening at a crash scene. her daughter's car flipped over in a creek in lees burg. the bodies of her daughter, her grandson and courtney's 9-year-old cousin jalen are also here. courtney left her mother's house before the crash. >> it was raining really, really hard when they left here friday. i, again, ask myself, why didn't you make them stay? >> reporter: loudoun county sheriff michael chapman. i scenario and we really feel for the family. >> reporter: the sheriff believes the car hit a guardrail on the bridge over the creek and ended up in the water five yards from the embankment. investigators believe the crash happened in the stormy weather. courtney's body was ejected from the car. courtney grew up in loudoun county. she was visiting relatives. we talked to jalen's stepmother be

the move comes on the first day of a new job for the presidents new chief of staff. the departure of scaramucci follows a chaotic week that saw the president's press secretary and his chief of staff stepped down. and then the president tweeted, quote, a great day at the white house. it looks like an effort to bring chaos in the white house under control. rick? >> reporter: it was a short stint for scaramucci who sealed his own fate with the exploding field interview off the record. general kelly is in and scaramucci is gone . >> general john kelly the new chief of staff has removed anthony scaramucci from his position as communications director. >> he does not have a role at this time in the trump administration.>> reporter: scaramucci lasted only 10 days on the job.>> i think he wants general kelly to have a clean slate. >> reporter: president trump praising his new hire at a cabinet meeting were just last week he served it

this is new video just into the kron four news room. train derailed earlier this morning about 100 miles southeast of pittsburgh. a nearby home's garage caught on fire. police say some of the train cars were filled with flammable liquid asphalt, but it is not clear whether the derailed or burning cars were carrying the asphalt. there is no word yet on what caused the derailment. (tiffany)in the studio. (mark) a woman, blinded by a bleach attack in san francisco's tenderloin is left to suffer for nearly 15 minutes before help arrives. we first told you about this story yesterday on the kron 4 morning news. police say a man told the woman to leave the area sunday evening. and when she didn't leave, he came back with a cup of bleach and threw it in her face. in the video, the victim can be seen wiping her eyes. after about 15 minutes of her being is distress, a man checks on her and then someone calls for help. the attacker has not been arrested. (mark) some drivers on the peninsula were caught breaking the rules at a busy intersection.(da

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the fact is, what were doing at the new york times is performing a triage. nobody has time to read all the books. what we see our role as editors and critics, is to sift through everything and to find the books that are truly worth people's times. and the once we think people are looking for the new york times to have a seasoned critic way and on and offer perspective. ultimately that's what it comes down to the book itself. you can send us a copy wrapped in a birthday cake covered with candy kisses and we can have all the publicity the world, and there's a lot of fanfare around certain titles, but in the end to were looking at the book itself and seeing if it's worth it. for me in my book of books, i tend to make my own book choices based on instinct in the moment. for me it's about what i need intellectually, emotionally at that time. whether it's to have a curiosity or some information i'm after, or something more of a gut level, emotional tug like the need for a sad story or to get deeply involved in something that feels very much a part from this time an

and the case from uttica, new york, that brought about case law. tell us more about why it's important. randy barnett is at georgetown university, thank you for joining us. >> paul kens actually wrote the book on lochner, and his home bases texas state university where he teaches political science, paul kens, thank you. i'm telling people they should be interested in this, why don't you both displexplain why it is important. >> well, the case is a political symbol, made into a political symbol when it was made by teddy roosevelt, he claimed the court had overreached and overstepped its bounds. ever since then it's been a political flash point because it was made a political flash point in a presidential campaign. >> political flash point for which side? >> well, roosevelt claimed this was a product of a laissez-faire economics, which is what he got from the opinion of just holmes, roosevelt put holmes on the supreme court and extolled him as a model. he elevates holmes and elevates this case which was called the bake shop case, it was not called loc

"the new york times" had already reported that on the way back from the d20 summit, the president and some aid were on air force one crafting that statement and had a direct role in saying what trump, jr., had to do with that meeting in trump tower in 2016. what is new, is not just they are crafting a statement, they are claiming, from their sources, that it was the president himself ripping up the statement, disavowing the advice of his advisors, to be more transparent and getting all the details out there. instead, the president, they are claiming tonight, the directed this himself and put out a misleading statement. this was about russian adoption, it wasn't about the campaign. as we all know now, new details keep dribbling out after that. bottom line tonight, that is something that a lot of people are going to be hyperventilating about overnight, there is no crime, though. in a misleading statement that is put out. the question for the president is, wait a second, is this a part of a larger pattern of firing james call me and other things that made it at least look like he didn't

the defense. and live from new york, we're with the weekend update guys back on the desk tonight in primetime and there's lot to cover. "nightly news" begins right now. ♪ >> announcer: from nbc news world headquarters in new york, this is nbc "nightly news" with lester anholt. >> good evening to the viewers in the west. thanks for being with us. >> president trump fired off another round of vague but ominous sounding threats at north korea this afternoon. in his latest verbal salvo, the president appeared to paint another red line, this time over guam, the u.s. island north korea threatens to bracket with missile strikes. >> let's see what he does with guam. if he does something in guam, it will be an event the likes of which nobody's seen before what will happen in north korea. >> the president's comments came during what is the closest thing we've seen to a full-fledged presidential news conference in months. mr. trump eager to sound off on everything from the russian investigation to the opioid crisis. let's start with the crisis in north korea and nbc news white house correspondent, kristen we

the lawsuit. i'm jeff cole fox 29 news. >>> 5:22 man. pennsylvnia man arrested at entrance to the holland tunnel last june has pleaded guilty to weapons charges. john ramsey and two associates told police they were going to rescue a girl from the drug den, officers recovered a military style rifle, shotgun, handguns and tactic california gear. ramsey could face up to five years in jail for each count but his attorney says he will seek probation. >>> the pennsylvania spca is investigating a disturbing video of animal cruelty that was sent to us by a fox 29 viewers. i had shows group of guys abusing two small alligators, several clips posted on social media those alcohol being forced down one of the gators throat, another one where a lit cigarette, is shoved in its mouth. fox 29 has learned that the video came from a home in bustleton that is owned by a philadelphia police detective. we showed video to the spca who has already launched an animal abuse investigation. >> it happened too often. >> just for show. >> just for show. >> this is an

>> on the new direct your in how much is part of the new york public library system. i have been there since the summer. it has been a great. we discovered james baldwin papers be announced in april it would just announce two days ago the sonny rollins paper. we are excited to have those archives come home and be part of a cultural life fair, which 36 and one x and we are really happy to have those materials come back. >> you say is part of the new york public library. what the focus? >> the focus is african-american and african diaspora. from fisheries to our two photographs, everything. we have about 11 million items related to the diaspora. i think that is what makes this unique is our age we started in 1925 is the need for division of the new york public library in carnegie library still standing winning the national historic landmark in january. we really come full circle with these recent acquisitions which point to the long history of starting in the harlem renaissance and documenting black lives in black culture today. for baldwin and sonny rollins were born i

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this, as another neighbor -- japan, and a new report today says the threat is at a new stage. the tests they have been watching, show there a good chance that they could nuclear eyes. they're talking about bolstering their own defenses. u.s. officials are telling fox news at spy agencies are already detecting those antiship cruise missiles being loaded on north korean patrol boats. it's been happening for the last couple of days and it hasn't happened for about three years, and a sign of your activities there. and the rhetoric still coming from the regime of kim jong-un continuing to bash the united states, it was basically the u.s. behind those sanctions. according to north korea, they are getting ready for a savage physical attack on the united states and they claim, and some experts are saying that might be closer to reality, that they can hit the mainland u.s. no indication on the story. back to you. >> melissa: greg palkot, thank you. >> jon: some troubling numbers for president trump as we get new polling, which shows six month into his presidency, his job approval standi

york times you'll name drop it in bars even say yeah i read this in the new york times the other day. and the other person will say oh yeah right the new york times of course i saw that one too it's a whole thing now to be cool and into the new york times for all these people who did not know anything about politics last year at all on the flip side they say the words fox news as if they're spitting something gross out of their mouths they probably never even read anything on fox or watch the channel even they've only seen clips on the daily show making fun of so many of these folks who are newly in the politics don't even realize how slanted the news they're getting is they just think the new york times only presents facts not a nuanced perspective and i was reminded of that recently when mark ames exiled on twitter pointed out a pretty crazy had line the times ran last fall it read berlin one nine hundred forty five grozny two thousand aleppo twenty sixteen which is a pretty nuanced perspective allright because as mark ames exiled pointed out the not subtle implication in the h

the moderate. islamic state and. very welcome to all of us here in moscow. president has now signed a new set of sanctions targeting russia however branded the restrictions as flawed and that he was reluctant to approve. why i favor tough measures to punish and deter. the stupid lies in behavior by iran north korea and russia this legislation is significant you fool it's haste to post this legislation the congress included a number of clearly on constitutional provisions a number of provisions pull to displace the president's exclusive constitutional authority and those comments live a lot of questions in the wake of the present state that even though he stands for legislation as unconstitutional he signed off on it as president trump swore an oath to preserve protect and defend the constitution of the united states but he seems to be openly doing the opposite upon approving distinction this bill of course is it is a terrible bill. it benefits the people of no contrary not the united states not germany not all three or it only not russia not syria not not any of the people is the constitu

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in the east. new reporting suggesting president trump himself personally dictated the initial misleading statement about don jr.'s meeting with a russian lawyer during the campaign. according to the "washington post," the president insisted on a change in strategy after advisers planned to issue a truthful statement to get ahead of the original story before it broke in "the new york times." the "post" citing people with knowledge of the deliberations says the president dictated a statement saying his son and the russian lawyer discussed a program about the adoption of russian children. the statement was worked out on air force one on the flight home from the g20 summit in germany. >> the adoption claims were later shown to be misleading. trump jr. acknowledged he took the meeting because he was promised damaging information on hillary clinton from the russian government. president trump's lawyer already on record denying the president had anything to do with crafting this statement. >> he didn't have

this one targeting the "new york times." watch this. >> we, the people, have had it. e had it with your narratives, your prop began da, your fake news. we have had with your constant protection of your democrat overlords. your refusal to acknowledge any truth that upsets the fragile construct that you believe is real life. we have it with your pretentious tone deaf assertion that you are in any way truth or fact-based journalism. consider this the shot across your proverbial bough. we're going to the "new york times" and find out what deep rich means to this old gray hag this untrusty dishonest rag that has welfare of mediocrity for 1, 2, 3 decades. we are going to laser focus on your so-called honest pursuit of truth. in short, we're coming for you. >> dana: the spot prompting swift backlash from some critics who accuse the organization of promoting violence. one cnn promoting hate speech quoting, this is the fifth add from the nratv increasingly shocking and hatedful. threatening americans and institutions. i have reported them. here now to respond is the nra spokesp

the roads. you have breaking news for us? >> the south bay we're going to show you on the live shot first of all let me point out what we have. northbound is a major problem for traffic flow. i did spot this on our live camera as well. i will show you here the flares, that's south 101 on 280. i saw a couple crews with flashing lights. we checked with c had hp and fire. there's a small fire, a small grass fire off to the shoulder. it does not sound like a problem as far as closing the freeway. we'll track that in addition to what's already going on on our map. three out of five lanes are closed on 101 before you get to story just south of 680. this is jammed up traffic all the way just coming north of the 85 split. and now folks are moving over and taking 87 as an alternate. it's rippling back throughout the south bay. we'll watch as that continues to build. overall your commute for the bay area looking light so that san jose crash is the big issue now, kari, and also a big focus is our weather today. >>> the weather is nice. w

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that is what the relatively new president of this country, president moon once. the relatively new presidentt moon oncei the relatively new president of this country, president moon once. ijust wonder whether people are funny difficult to make sense of those mixed messages coming out of washington, the contrasting state m e nts washington, the contrasting statements from donald trump and defence secretary mattis. look, i think there has always been to tracks here. they are prepared, as we re tracks here. they are prepared, as were reminded yesterday, prepared for swift action. they have a closed military alliance. people have lived here for decades knowing that a few miles away is a barrage of missiles lined up and their country. but at the same time, they don't see anything in congress, in the words of secretary mattis, because these two countries have talked before, and the president of this country now wa nts and the president of this country now wants to approach these talks again. but nevertheless, they tried to defend the country and stand off the bellicose threats, at the centre is de

we were monitoring the news. but nonetheless, this is still part of the counter intelligence investigation the fbi has been conducting into russian meddling in the election because there is a need to understand the effect of this news campaign on the election. and whether or not, wolf, anyone in the trump campaign was involved in this sort of -- in this campaign in this dissemination of fake news. >> very interesting. pamela, how much -- i think we do know that much of this fake news was certainly designed to spread false negative information, damaging information about hillary clinton. so, when donald trump won on election night, what was the reaction among these officials who were doing the monitoring? >> you know, we've been told, our team has been told that the reaction was mixed. on one hand, officials were relieved and they exchanged congratulations because there were no major problems in terms of tampering with the vote. but one official in the obama white house, we are told, had an opposite reaction as the

the fbi has a new director, christopher wray. the vote was 92-5. the fb -- the five was democrats and was the largest no vote for an fbi director ever. some statesrs in are seeking premiums as high as 30% for the affordable care act of 2018 as of the same time designate health committee chairman has announced hearings to hear bipartisan legislation to strengthen the individual health insurance markets. duewashington post reports to the need to consider the debt ceiling and the budget issues this fall, in republican tax package may be delayed until next year. over at the white house, president trump's tweets in defense of his habit of tweeting continue to make the news. the president said it is the only way for him to get the truth out and do some critics say the truth to it or have it -- the trump twitter habit stabilizes the world. here are the numbers to call. republicans, (202) 748-8001. democrats, (202) 748-8000. independents, (202) 748-8002. your view of president trump's use of twitter. or you can use social media or leave across -- comet at

don't believe the fake news from his wealthy donors. steve sweeney stands with chris christie, not with south jersey. >>> a rock concert is coming to the beaches of wildwood. eddie money and fog hat and the dead fish handshake will perform on september 8th, the show begins at 6:00 and you can purchase tickets now the annual roar motorcycle ride continues through sunday september 9th. a lot going on at the shore. as you know. especially wildwood these days. >> that is for sure. as we head into the weekend it looks really good. as we look at the numbers now partly sunny and humid and high temperature of 90 today and 89 in allen tonight and 88 in lancaster, nice and 82, 83 the majority of the day is dry and as we get into the afternoon and evening a couple of spotty thunderstorms likely north and west and that will clear the way for drier conditions and lower humidity as we get into saturday and sunday. something to look forward to. we look forward to the weekend and every week thank you. >> here is a look at stories coming up on "action ne

in the week's top stories president trump signs the new russia sanctions bill angering america's allies describes it as declaring a full scale trade war and sanctions tied north korea over its missile tests the u.s. draft resolution is unanimously backed by the u.n. security council plus. a dictator dictator. the venezuelan president is also targeted by u.s. for strict sions over his constitutional reform referendum which is infuriated the opposition and italy and a greek argue over how to conduct migrant rescue operations this suspicion grows that humanitarian boats are colluding with people traffickers. hello there the latest development in a look back at what's been happening over the last seven days to me watching the weekly here in r.t. international. new sanctions on north korea were agreed late on saturday after u.s. drafted resolution was unanimously agreed to by the u.n. security council it bans north korean exports of coal metals and seafood reducing export revenue by about a third which is roughly a billion dollars a year foreign investments also been blocked it's in response

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her own in the new book o in "what happened. "she talks about the presidential debates. >> hillary clinton says her skin crawled as donald trump hovered and paced behind her on stage at a presidential debate last october. >> trevor: oh, snap! hillary going hard on donald trump, and -- and she's smart, too. she's doing it in the one place he'll never find her. a book. i like that. ( laughter ) nicely done. nicely done, hillary. i'm not going to lie. i'm excited to read this book because all through the campaign, half of the timism wondering, i wonder what's going through hillary's mind now. it doesn't happen with trump. it's, like, could you stop telling us what's going through your mind now? trump is not saving anything for the book. he'll be the first president whose memoirs will be like a pop-up book, ahhh! why sit grabbing me?! ahhh! ( laughter ) that debate hillary is talking about is really uncomfortable. we get to hear it from hillary herself because there is also an audio book. >> well, what would you do? do you stay calm,

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sense in the new order. and to answer that question, which is a good question, anderson, about whether he sticks around, you know, trump advisers have a history of -- even after they leave the official capacity, official working relationship of remaining loyal, working for president trump, speaking on his behalf, going to bat for him, sometimes stirring the pot. think of people like roger stone -- >> corey lewandowski. >> and even scaramucci, who remember, look, this guy, he was in a very strange position where he sold a pretty expensive company, and then was denied the job. so he was really left out to hang for a while. and yet was at least loyal to president trump through that whole period. so it's funny, these former trump advisers tend to stick around and look for that second shot at serving president trump. >> ryan, stay with us. i want to bring in the rest of my panel. gloria, if this is not chaos in the west wing, what is? >> it is. it's chaos. >> to me, i'm wondering if it may not feel like chaos for

many tech companies riding high today in asia of the back of the news about apple. d other elements like the ipad. let's quickly look at the united states so you can see how the dow ended. as we mentioned, not far at all from that 22,000 mark. 0uite ended. as we mentioned, not far at all from that 22,000 mark. quite a feat really. the main markets are all higher. apple shares up 6%. apple now at a record high as well. of course, the world's most valuable company in terms of market cap. that's all from me for now, see you ina that's all from me for now, see you in a moment for the news review. women in their early 60s are £32 a week worse off on average because they're having to wait before they can start picking up their state pension. pension ages have been put up for women, and while some are managing to carry on working, new figures show that typically they have lower incomes. simon gompertz reports. waiting for your pension and struggling to get by. shirley from aberdeen is 61, not working because of ill—health and she won't qualify for the state pension until sh

this is the "cbs morning news." a grand jury is now being used in the russian election meddling investigation as president trump continues to dismiss allegations of collusion. >> the russia story is a total fabrication. it's just an excuse for the greatest loss in the history of american politics. that's all it is. >>> plus, one of the world's tallest residential buildings goes up in flames. >> this person obviously in a position where they could not get to them because of the fast moving water. >>> and flash floods in southern california turns roads into rivers. >>> good morning from the studio 57 newsroom at cbs news headquarters here in new york. good to be with you. i'm anne-marie green. >>> special counsel robert mueller has convened a grand jury to investigate possible collusion between the trump campaign and russia. subpoenas have been issued in connection with the meeting between donald trump jr. and a russian lawyer. and hours after news of the grand jury broke, president trump trashed the investigation at r

jersey, the new york city area and now into new england. >> the storm system is coming out of then in a short amount of time caused some big flooding. >> we saw so many dramatic scenes from that area. hundreds of calls in the kansas city area alone for rescues. abc's alex perez has the story. >> reporter: the deadly flash flood emergency, trapping families in their homes. parts of the kansas city metro area getting up to 10 inches of torrential rain. >> evacuate the area. >> reporter: more than 160 water rescues. one man caught in high water losing his life. >> rushing water is a whole another animal. it can move a great deal of weight with its force and can literally sweep those cars off the roads very quickly. >> reporter: firefighters uses a ladder truck to receive a woman out of a tree. they got her safely out of the trees and seven members of this familiar when i their pets trapped on the roof for hours. >> look at the flow of the water here. and that's what they're going to have to overcome to be able to rescue this family. >> we woke up around 4:30. it was already too late

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because of a hurricane spinning off the coast. "action news" reporter bob brooks is live in north wildwood keeping an eye on the surf as the storm continues to move. >> reporter: sharrie and rick we are talking about hurricane gert the surfers absolutely love it but it has created rough waves on the jersey shore behind me you see the gorgeous view of north wildwood. people are not out too far because beach patrol says things are dying down a bit these are watering you want to take serious for the next day or two. in sea isle city some waves were larger than grown men in the atlantic. today parents lightning erin says her eyes are on her kids. >> today is basically, one child. and the beach patrol says that is why the waters are turning up the roughest all season. >> the surf is dangerous today and that is why the lifeguards gathered up swimmers before they went out. especially body surfing. >> arms up above your head first. >> on top of the waves gert is causing rip currents up and down the shore. we spoke to beach patrol and they have one res

(grant) on highway 17 in the south bay and elsewhere in california new safety rules are in the works for truckers. backers of a new regulation to be called "daniel's law"... expect the legislation to be signed by governor brown later this year. named after daniel mcguire, of santa cruz, who was killed in july of 2014 when a big rig slammed into his and several other cars... the new law will require big rig drivers to get more training before they get behind the wheel. authorities say the driver of that big rig back in 2014...was unqualified to operate it. (sot) "....one of the things that went wrong was that the young, inexperienced driver had terrible training by is own admission, he didn't know how to use his brakes, he had no idea how to manage an 80,000 pound rig...." daniel's law would, among other things, require that all big rig drivers have at least 30 hours of training behind the wheel before they hit the road. daniel mcguire's parents were recently awarded a nearly 10 million dollar settlement... in a wrongful death lawsuit. (pam) the nation is less than 4 days away from wha