with tom carper. we will have that live on c-span. senate at 4:00 eastern time. usually they recess in the evening around 7 p.m. eastern but tonight democrats plan to keep the senate in session until midnight. politico reports that democrats will be holding the floor to voice frustrations at republicans for refusal to hear committee hearings on their health care overhaul. the liberal wing is demanding that chuck schumer and the others shut the senate down. they have made no decision on that object. you can read more on politico and find our live coverage of the senate throughout the night on c-span2. recently on c-span, new orleans mayor mitchell andrew on the removal of a robert e. lee statue. out thetually lay reasons why the statues were erected in the first place. why we were taking them down and what we could do to recover from the age old battles that have divided us for so long. role in of new orleans' that dark. were afterory, we all, one of the country's largest slave markets. i felt that i, and other people in the city, had a special responsibility to h

i was joking with tom carpers that he's also a gang member. there is this, still a group of center-left and center-right senators. you've hijacked the senate before. and i mean that in a way where you feel as if leadership isn't listening and you guys say, enough is enough. you're not there yet. when are you getting there? >> we have to wait to see what mitch mcconnell comes up with. the leader is putting together this package, it may be unveiled tomorrow. but then it has to go to the congressional budget office to be assessed and scored next week and that's when we'll know the impact on coverage and costs and can make final decisions. if that isn't going to fly, then i think you'll see this bipartisan group finally come together. i can't tell you how many secret conversations i've had with my colleagues on the other side of the aisle, who have told me that they are going to be willing to negotiate down the road. >> obviously, nothing like a presidential tweet storm to add a cloud to this health care debate, which is not easy. you tweeted, you

after that we hear from bill cassidy and tom carper about the replacing the health care low and where they may be possible compromise starting at 2:00 p.m. eastern. >> this past week, the house appropriations committee passed the first appropriations bill for military construction and veterans affairs. a topline budget has not yet been adopted. we spoke to a capitol hill reporter to learn more. a congress is facing september 30 deadline to appropriate money to fund the elisal government and inniv joins us. >> we're looking at is what trump opposed is cutting 54 lien dollars from -- $54 billion. bump up from defense and cutting everything else in the discretionary budget. congress doesn't like a 30% cut for the state department

it does too for tom carper. >> that's strange.me. >> every day it's something more. every day it's a little spin this. every day it's a different detail. i just want to get at the truth. >> take a look at this. the head of the republican national committee. president trump was right. comey's testimony confirm what is he was saying. he was never under investigation. and also the president's lawyer is reacting saying he's pleased that comey confirmed that the president was not under investigation adding the president feels completely and totally vindicated. i'm live in the digital operations center, katy zachry, nbc 10 news. >> you can watch the hearing live right here on nbc 10 this morning at 10:00. and watch for full reports from jim rosenfield and lauren mayk who are in washington to cover the testimony. >>> happening today, the woman accused of leaking nsa documents about russian hacking of the 2016 elections horror in this country plans to plead not guilty. the contractor named reality winner e-mailed a highly classified docum

that's something tom carper from delaware says he and some of his colleagues have questions about. >> governor christie work ed fo dawn timmeney and transition in a period of time. maybe it's just a coincidence and we need to get to the bottom of that. hope pli we'll have the time to do that. >> here are some of the things we know about ray. he's a white-collar defense attorney. he oversaw the enron task force and other fraud investigations. ray earned his bachelors in law degree from yale university. >>> turning now to the weather. you might need a light jacket out there as you head outside. a bit chilly. this is a live look at the ben franklin bridge. folks starting to make their way home for the day. >> it's nice enough for a walk outside. i know this little pup here agrees. taking a stroll in downtown. let's talk to meteorologist glenn schwartz. it's only going to get warmer. that's something to keep focusing on. >> we have advertising this for a long time. we're going to deliver. it is going to get warmer. every day until sunday. at least. we got a lot of clouds around now. it lo

now, republican senator bill cassidy and him cry senator tom carper talk about the challenges careplacing me affordable act and whether there is any chance of compromise between the parties. they were part of a program hosted by bloomberg bna. this is over one hour. >> ok everyone. at bloombergsident bna. i want to thank all of you for joining us here today for this timely conversation on the future of health care reform. bloomberg in washington, bloomberg news, bloomberg dna, bloomberg government and bloomberg and intelligence have been covering the process here in and around the world and will continue to convene conversations like two days. there is a lot to cover but i want to touch on a few quick items. first of all, we're really pleased to be putting this program together. you can see here our future-ready business. the washington impact campaign, a year-long programming series presented by graham thornton and bloomberg bna. for more, check out the url on the back of the card on your table. i am particularly grateful to marianne, who you'll meet and a minute. she was instrumental in

republican senator bill cassidy n tom carper talk about the challenges of replacing the affordable care act and whether it is any chance of compromise between both parties. the two were part of a discussion hosted by bloomberg bna. this is one hour. >> i'm vice president at bloomberg bna. i want to thank all of you for joining us here today on this very timely conversation on the future of health care reform. news, bloomberg bna, bloomberg government, and bloomberg intelligence have been covering the process for clients here and around the world. we will continue to convene conversations much like today. there is a lot to cover today. first of all, we're really pleased to bring this program together. is part of, as you can see here, the future ready isiness campaign that presented by bloomberg bna. you can check out the url on the back of the card. grateful particularly to marry more hamrick. she was really instrumental in organizing today's conversation. so now i would like to introduce the global partner for health offering a fewe brief welcome remarks before we begin. has been repres

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republican senator bill cassidy of louisiana and democratic senator tom carper of delaware will focus on areas of compromise and time frame for passage. that's at 2:00 eastern live here on c-span. coming up wednesday former department of homeland security secretary jay johnson will be on capitol hill testifying on russian interference in the 2016 u.s. election. we'll have live coverage of the house intelligence committee at 10:00 a.m. eastern on c-span 3. you can stream it live online at c-span.org or listen live on c-span radio app. next a conversation about race in america. with new orleans mayor mitch landrieu.

tom carper, thank you. >> thanks. >>> voices on both sides of the aisle, urging the senate not to rush, to wait. some republican senators, like lisa murkowski of alaska saying that. others, like our next guest say the senate health care bill is, quote, the best we can do. we will hear from republican senator john thune right after this. your insurance company won't replace the full value of your totaled new car. the guy says you picked the wrong insurance plan. no, i picked the wrong insurance company. with liberty mutual new car replacement™, you won't have to worry about replacing your car because you'll get the full value back including depreciation. switch and you could save $782 on home and auto insurance. call for a free quote today. liberty stands with you™. liberty mutual insurance. theto me than my vacation.tant so when i need to book a hotel, i want someone who makes it easy to find what i want. booking.com gets it. and with their price match, i know i'm getting the best price every time. c'mon, gary! your summer vacation is very important. that's why booking.com has great of

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delaware center tom carper hosted this pinning ceremony today for the first enlisted sailor to completefication. he'll serve on the u.s.s. delaware which is currently being constructed in virginia. senator carper spearhead the effort to get the ship named after delaware and of course congratulations to him. >> well, we're in the 80's. it's official now. feels like summer again. cecily tynan joining us. we got to break out the sprinkler on the lawn today so the kids could run through it. totally summer. >> one of those days you just want to be outside. i think a lot of people would be happy if we just stayed in the 80's for awhile but that's not together to happen. we'll be heading into the 90's. take a look on sky6 at philadelphia international airport where we've got blue skies, a few fair weather cumulus bubbling up in the heat of the day and a temperature of 82 degrees. not where we should be for this time of the year. notice the dewpoint its 49 degrees. that's a very dry air mass. dewpoints, though, will be rising through the weekend as will the temperatures. so s-your weekend forec

senator tom carper pinned to his uniform the prestigious dolphin's medal. the u.s.s.hat under construction and will be ready for duty in 2019 and so will this sailor. congratulations. >> very nice. >> and right now jim gardner and the "action news" team are standing by with these stories and more next at 6:00 a man is dead after a shooting involving police. what police say surveillance video shows about the incident. >>> and the defense prepares to make its case in the bill cosby case. hinting cosby himself may now take the stand. >> also where you can get a look at hundreds of exotic cars this weekend and it's all for a good cause. that's monica's car right there. >> no. >> that and much more coming up at 6:00 for the entire "action news" team i'm rick williams. have a nice weekend. >> you, too. >> ♪ did you know slow internet can actually hold your business back? say goodbye to slow downloads, slow backups, slow everything. comcast business offers blazing fast and reliable internet that's up to 16 times faster than slow internet from the phone company. say hello to

quote, the hole in a doughnut of subpoenas. [ laughter ] and after hearing that analogy, senator tom carperd in and said, "actually, it's more like the sumptuous hazelnut at the center of a ferrero rocher of litigation." [ laughter and applause ] and then -- and then senator gary peters said, "no, no, no, he's that mysterious onion ring that somehow landed in the french fry basket of sworn testimony." [ cheers and applause ] and senator ben carson said, "guys, guys, he's obviously the last chip that's hard to reach at the bottom of a pringles can of prosecution." [ applause ] and finally, you can't milk the joke out anymore. >> steve: because finally. this is the last one. >> jimmy: senator dick durbin said, you're all wrong, he's the nougat inside the chocolate that you take a bite of before saying, ew, i hate nougat, and put it back in the candy sampler of injustice. [ cheers and applause ] it's a long walk. guys, this week, president trump hosted a group of tech ceos at the white house, but they didn't seem too happy to be there. take a look at this photo. look at this. [ laughter ] that

senator tom carper is the top democrat you should be working with. will's been no outreach at all from the white house. >> look. i think we're doing an excellent job on infrastructure. we're working with everyone. we had an enormous group announcing air traffic control. we had support from all the participants. we had many leaders above the senate and house here. we're working with everyone that wants to work with us on inf infrastructu infrastructure. >> also roy's important to american citizens is what's happening to the climate. it is said that the paris accord although it's not necessary for you to tell us. has the impooskt leaving paris had an impact on countries with europe? >> charlie, we've got great relationships with all of our allied nations. we're continuing work with them on many different aspects whether it's national, military, economic. we're in constant dialogue with them. many of our secretaries around the world, our defense leaders often the world, intelligence leaders around the world. the president and many of us are going to the

. >>> starting right about now on cspan, louisiana senator bill cassidy and delaware senator tom carper discuss the challenges of passing the health care law replacement and potential areas for compromise. they'll be speaking at an event hosted by bloomberg b & a. it's live starting at 2:00 p.m. eastern on cspan. on wednesday, former homeland security secretary jeh johnson will testify on russian interference in the 2016 presidential elections. he'll be speaking before the house intelligence committee. you'll be able to watch it live starting at 10:00 a.m. eastern here on cspan-3, you can also watch online or stream on the cspan radio app. >>> recently on c-span, new orleans mayor mitch landrieu on the removal of a robert e. lee statue. >> to actually lay out the reasons why these statutes were erected in the first place, why we were taking them down and what we can do to recover from the ageold battles that have divided us for so long. and because of new orleans role in that dark period of our history, we were after all one of the country's largest slave markets, i felt that i and othe

after that, we hear from republican senator bill cassidy and democratic senator tom carper about the challenges of replacing the health care law and where there might be potential areas of compromise. that is also live on c-span starting at 2:00 p.m. eastern. >> recently on c-span, new orleans mayor mitch landrieu on the removal of a robert e. lee statue. >> to actually lay out the reasons why these statues were erected, why we were taking them down, and what we could do to recover from the battles that had divided us for so long, and because of new orleans' role in history, period of our we were after all one of the country's largest slave markets, i felt that i and other people in the city had a special responsibility to help our throughontinue to move racial discord. argitay hadmariska h a task force aimed at ending sexual violence. >> you hear words, dehumanizing, lives derailed, the way lives go off track -- these are being derailed. children. even make sense. we have then letting perpetrators go by not testing saying we don't care about this issue. announcer: and the proposed a