you, the press who covers us, ur staff, and also our visitors. probably most importantly our visitors to this capitol come from this great temple of emocracy, an icon of democracy in the world. so we thank them. i always reference our founders because they were so -- god blessed us so with their leadership. they knew we would have our differences and disagreements. they certainly had their own. that we would debate with passion and intensity. they certainly did. but they knew at the end of the day we had to stand -- not stand as democrats or republicans, as they were then federalists and republicans, but as americans. in their wisdom they chose this creed for america, e pluribus unum, our goal is always striving to reach that goal. yesterday was a difficult day for us here for sure. not long after the shooting in alexandria, there was a news of a shooting at a u.p.s. facility in my district, san francisco, killing three and wounding two others. monday marked one-year anniversary since the pulse shooting that killed 49 in orlando. saturday marks t

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:r ”w“ ‘ur wm; i‘e‘. will move on to discussing future relations. all tricky things, and on any one of them, the talks could falter. damien, thank you. a murder investigation has begun after the body of an 18—year—old woman, ellen higginbottom, was found in a country park in wigan. the discovery was made in orrell water park. ellen had been reported missing by her family on friday. police say she suffered a brutal attack, and are appealing for anyone with information to come forward. attack, and are appealing for anyone in portugal, more than 60 people have died in a huge forest fire. the blaze was in a mountainous area in the middle of an intense heat wave. area in the middle it's thought the fire was sparked by lightning hitting a tree. here's paul adams. by lightning hitting a tree. is by lightning hitting a tree. a desperate, sometime! battle is a desperate, sometimes hopeless, battle against nature. seafaring heat, strong winds and low humidity — the worst possible conditions. large areas of central portugal now ablaze. this mountainous area is

>>ur coverage, our discussion will continue right after this break. >>> is any of this shocking to you >> is that bar snow live in shock? >> you shouldn't be shocked. my point is you shouldn't be shocked. who who watched him in the campaign would let him hold him back and have others speak on his behalf. >> chris christie this very afternoon referring to president trump's shall we say tendency to shoot for the hip. while it may work for him, it's an approach that often leaves members of his own staff dramatically out of the loop. today he nominated christopher wray to lead the fbi. members of congress all blindsided by that. less than a month ago with sarah huck aeb sanders said james coy'firing was driven by the justice department only to have the president on the same day say he was going to do it on his own. bush administration veteran, former adviser to mitt romney's presidential campaign and fun fact, holder of four different degrees from harvard. and white house reporter from the associated press who like me, does not have four degrees from harvard. gentleman, welcome to you both

. >> we'll be looking for those lsu ger sl srks urs ur jerseys tonight. >>> politicians across the country and here condemning this act of violence. last night in the newsroom i spoke with barbara about her desi desire. >> that's why leadership as well as the house administration looking at what kind of increased security procedures might we need for our staff. and we have district staff and a member of the members in both parties brought up the concerns that they had in their district offices where their staff might be in some type of danger. >> she represents virginia's tenth december strik district i county and we also talked about what it would be like tonight at the congressional baseball game. to g event started back in 1909, sort of away from members of both parties to come together and build some friendships across the isle. over the years, it has sort of evolved into a major event. the benefit for the game and n beneficia beneficiary. i'll be live in the 4:00, 5:00 and 6: ocho00 hours and the 108 game starts tonight. >>> this is a story we're getting updates on. you'll get updates

get alerts about metro on ur /text. a picture-perfect day today. stormwatch 7 meteorologist alex liggitt explains the forecast, next. horace: we continue to follow breaking news on the beltway in virginia. a tractor-trailer hit a boat as two men were working to secure it to a pickup truck parked on the median of the inner loop. the tractor-trailer than jackknifed. this happened just before 4 p.m. the people on the side of the road were taken to the hospital with injuries, the drivers of the tractor-trailer were not injure councilmember jim graham. graham died last week at the age of 71. he was one of just two openly gay members in the council's history. he led the largest gay men's health clinic during the height of the aids crisis. >> he was very lighthearted, always happy, and he related to everyday people. and that is what you need in your elected officials. horace: many of those attending 'sday wore bowties in graham honor. 15 people confirmed dead after a massive landslide in southwest china, more than 100 missing and feared dead. most people

now so we can have you join us in this conversation, i want to show all of you what president trump uring a hear og president trump's budget last week what the treasury secretary had to congress aboutof the importance of raising the debt ceiling. > the u.s. dollar is reserve currency in the world and best credit in the world and we need to keep it that way. urge congress to act on this, as soon as possible and my stated before everybody leaves for august. >> well, you said two things, me why, tell us why, if you is d, please, each one important. first, clean debt ceiling being preferable and the fact you want before august, why do both of could atter and if you elaborate. >> sure, let me first emphasize this recently f. for whatever reason, congress act before august, we do have backup plans that we can government, so i want to make it clear that is not the timeframe that would create a serious problem. markets don't want us to wait. the ooner we do this, better. there could be events in the world that make it more to borrow and i am very focused on doing this as soon as possible and look

£fo ‘ur. calling this, in that he is calling this, declaring this an emergency for obvious reasons becauseere are just so many people involved in this. —— announcing. notjust people fighting the fire but those who are caught tragically in those flats. and also, it is a close—knit community, those people who are simply worried. yes, you speak of trellick tower, that took place in april earlier this year with 200 evacuated from that particular flat, and you describe the love hate relationship with the huge tower blocks. trellick tower, grade two listed building, designed by mand goldfinger, one of those where some people love it, some hate it, as is often the case with a huge tower blocks. thank you very much for the time being. our bbc london reporter who, as we have heard, knows the area very well, simon letterman speaking to us. he has been throughout the night monitoring the event at grenfell tower. obviously this is a developing situation. we are watching and waiting to get any more developments. celeste thomas joins us developments. celeste thomas joins us live. she is across the road

trump, he is someone that he -- came there to make business grow more gets off gets ur years, or he impeached, he still made so much best he can buy the awyers -- as a matter of fact, no president ever been convicted go to jail, so he knows he making ig progress in money around the world and country with his. host: thousand oaks, california, republican line. i have a comment or question about the military .chlt do relatives get money for for -- retirees get money their children or just -- would that be all wars? well, our guest left us. e left us at the end of the last segment, why are you asking in particular? caller: there are so many disabled, that i included.y should be oftentimes their sporess are and -- i am concerned about that. from fayetteville, north carolina, you are next up. caller: yes. hello. host: you're on. caller: yes. now.country right when you look at t.v., you got two different subjects. about something different. msnbc talking about something different. i just don't understand. i know it is democracy, but fox the tally escaping what president is doing. i think it is a sha

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winds out of the south about 7 miles an ur. everybody is in the 70s for the most part, 80s along the water in d.c., along the water in annapolis. to still on the warm side all across the region. no rain in the immediate area but there it is, coming our way into parts of west virginia. and that rain will work its way in here over the next few hours. you can see it in west virginia. this is the first batch of rain and it looks like not a whole lot here. look at the moisture streaming up out of the gulf. and then we're going to get in on the action from cindy which is still a tropical depression making it our way. let's take you hour by hour. this is right on through the day on saturday. overnight, nothing going on. but by 5:00, here comes the rain. you can see it all around the ar area. a couple of heavier showers around out there. the rain, most of it is done by 10:00. most of the area is going to be dry. here's a couple of storms around 1:00. watch what happens around 3:00. this computer model giving us a big storm and any stor

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. >> this game is an important celebrate upport and ur nation.g tonight you are showing that we will not be intimidated by a threat. cheers and applause] >> the president say big playing tonight's game you are showing you will not be intimidated by anything. >> want to repeat that? >> president's message saying by playing in this game tonight, showing that you will not be intimidated by anything. >> there's been so cheering in the stands. so you know even though feelings are high about donald trump, his is a night for baseball. >> thanking the members of the alexandria police and rescue for their quick response yesterday. as well. >> i leave you with three great american words that for ladies ons have been -- and gentlemen, let's play ball. [cheers and applause] >> let's play ball. and they're ready to do it tonight. >> acknowledging the heroism of the capitol police for yesterday's bravery as well. message from the public address announcer here. >> please welcome speaker of the house paul ryan. cheers and applause] >> play ball! >> there's your

. >> i'll be there when tuck ur and holly. we would love to see you an weather will be awesome. no excuses, come out and say hi we would love to see you. >> good morning to you michael thomas. 77 degrees this early in the morning. can only mean one thing. that is you finish the sentence. hot, hot, hot. >> we have least on the way. >> i like that. >> we have to work on that a little. >> no, no it was fine. >> i think we have to work on that. >> we got heat coming back today in the d.c. region. maybe today interrupted with a thunderstorm later this afternoon. but those will be few and far between and best chances of those will be off to the west. here's allergy report for the day. there's gd all pollen is low andleer jury sufferers rejoice. you get a break from the poll and around d.c.. 75 to 76 for the kids as they get off the bus stop. once the sun gets in the sky clouds will burn off. after school, 90 to the 6 feeling like 100 plus in many locations. do be prepared for a hot one in d.c.. daytime high today if we hit 96 tying a record from 1954 one more day of low 90s tomorrow b

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ur it is in the 80s in san jose. 87 livermore. later today numbers stacking up at the 60s in the beaches. 70s in san francisco, 80s fremont. 90s inland. wherever you see the yellow that's most the bay area we have a heat watch that goes into effect on saturday through monday. the red areas contra costa county into the sacramento valley, temperatures will top off in the triple digits. still ahead, the hottest day to come. that will be featured in just a couple of minutes. >>> new at noon, president trump is making good on a campaign promise to modify the relationship between the u.s. and cuba. this morning, he boarded air force one for miami where he delivered a speech before the cuban-american community. the president said he plans to enforce the ban on tourism enforced embargo and keep as many u.s. dollars as possible away from the cuban government. >> therefore, effective immediately, i am canceling the last administration's completely one-sided deal with cuba. [ applause and cheers ] >> president trump was joined by vice presid

scott seaman who is standing by the asia director at ur asia group. scott, people just joining us, fundamentally what are the issues between the united states and south korea that need to be dealt with today? >> so, one is definitely the problem of north korea and how to cooperate to address it. the north korean regime is determined to get an icbm that can hit the continental united states equipped with a warhead. and that is a process that is on going and they're getting closer to that end goal. so that's number one. for the united states and also for south korea, which of course, is already under threat. the second, the trade relationship of course is high profile for both presidents. and president trump wants to make headway in this commitment to reduce u.s. trade deficits with countries around the world. so, he's been talking for a long time during the campaign and afterwards that at some point the u.s. and korea need to sit down and renegotiate this trade agreement, which apparently they have decided to do. so, you have both big trade agreement a

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ur ban republicans, give them a voice and be part of the conversation. host: from north carolina, independent line, barney, hello. caller: yes. i'm from north carolina and most parties are equally shameless in manipulating any system that has any type of discretion or possibility of the implementation. the only time that irv was tried in north carolina, the voting -- the officials were able to actually mess that up. my question is is there any constitution al constitutional, federal or state constitutional impediment to electing the entire congressional delegation by calm cumulatively voting where every voter in the state would have 13 votes to spend any way he wanted to spend? guest: voting is constitutional and used in the voting acts right of 1965, there is cumulative voting used in 1000 city, school boards around the united states, it's a great option, instead of putting people in single-member districts, you can have modified at large, it's called and it is more sophisticated, but all that sophistication is on the front end of when the votes are cou

. >>> we now know the street ur will affect you in philadelphia during the 4th of july festivities. >ude streets inside the grid, you see here on the map. also include the spring garden street bridge. on and off ramp from 76. and ben franklin parkway in and around the art museum. wawa welcome concert with performances from mary j bliej. boys to men. nbc 10 is only a the wawa welcome events. >>> complete list of festivities connected just tap the nbc 10 app. >>> explosive situation. bomb making materials found stashed in putting a neighborhood on alert. >>> yes or no. today the judge of the cosby mistrial will decide to reveal the names of the deadlocked jurors. >>> hello summer. new season begins with a weather threat to the south. impact on us in first alert forecast. >>> a lot to talk about and we're looking forward to the weekend. >> good morning. i'm vai sikahema. let's find out what we have in store. >> most of the area starting with sunshine. cape may clouds in place this fist morning of summer. sprink mostly activity is offshore. radar picking up a little bit of activity right

among the general population as well a petition calling for this to be investigated online is gone uring many signatures and this is been brewing ever since the election took place the former leader of you kate nigel farage he spoke about it in a u.s. media interview just a few days after the vote took place take a listen to what he had to say we were saying to our students look i will wipe away all your tuition it will be absolutely lovely girl i say many of which were corrupted by it but actually voted. twice i mean he was talking about the student vote quite generally that in the off the mouth of the election the polls have shown that younger voters and students in particular voted overwhelmingly for the opposition they are party here the leader of which is jeremy corbin for whom support was very galvanized in the run up to the vote of course he promised to scrap tuition fees and that was a big sweetener for a lot of the students who then went on to vote for him so you don't really need to be the world's kind of most astute political analyst to wonder why it's conservative politicians

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these rights are the core of ur foreign policy. to that end, in the coming days my colleagues, the minister of development will unveil canada's first feminist international assistance olicy. which will target women's rights and gender equality. [applause] we will put canada at the forefront of this global effort. this is a matter of basic justice and also of basic conomics. we know that empowering women overseas and here at home makes families and countries more prosperous. canada's values are informed by our historical duality of rench and english. by our cooperative ground of federalism, by our multicultural, multiethnic and multi linguistics and by our geography. bridging atlantic, pacific and arctic. our values are informed by the traditions and aspirations of the indigenous people in canada. and our values include an unshakable commitment to human rights, the rule of law. we will make the necessary investments in the military. not only to redress years of neglect and underfunding but also to place the canadian armed forces on

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constitutionality ' ' thinking that a coup is a legitimate res we knowmce constitutionality ' ' ‘11 tin—urow, in duterte's case, we have, as i mentioned, legal remedies within the constitution and even part of the international laws, like the icc, that we can resort to to resolve or rectify this anomaly thatis to resolve or rectify this anomaly that is duterte. 0k, to resolve or rectify this anomaly that is duterte. ok, so, you say no coup on this occasion will use the law, you have been involved in the filing of an infringement complaint, that was rejected by the justice committee at the house of representatives, so it appears to be going nowhere, and you have been involved in the courts have the international criminal court in the hague examine whether mr duterte has crimes against humanity. there is absolutely no indication i can see that the icc is prepared to pick up the case, so i don't know where your faith in the law, national and international, is taking you.|j faith in the law, national and international, is taking you. i am quite confident that the icc would ta ke quite confiden