usa! usa! usa! >> reporter: pride in team usa is breaking out in the parking lot, even before the match gets under way. it was jamaica that eliminated in the usa semifinals two years ago. >> this is awesome. from the beginning when the tournament was announced, we were hoping that team usa would make it. so yeah, go usa. >> reporter: buddy and consolo were showing their pride, too. >> usa, all the way, baby. i think we'll win. >> i think it's great for a fan base growing. obviously we're not up there with mexico, but we're growing. and we're growing, that's great for us and great for the sport. the usa all the way, baby. >> usa! usa! >> reporter: fans arrived early to avoid traffic. the next challenge will be getting 55,000 spectators home after the game. >> trains ready to go. as soon as they're filled, they're taking off. for the most part, we can handle the big crowds coming out. >> reporter: police say the outcome of the game will impact post match traffic. >> the hope is that the u.s. take

usa! usa! usa! >> reporter: pride in team usa is breaking out in the parking lot, even before the match gets under way. it was jamaica that eliminated in the usa semifinals two years ago. >> this is awesome. from the beginning when the tournament was announced, we were hoping that team usa would make it. so yeah, go usa. >> reporter: buddy and consolo were showing their pride, too. >> usa, all the way, baby. i thinke'll win. >> i think it's great for a fan base growing. obviously we're not up there with mexico, but we're growing. and we're growing, that's great for us and great for the sport. the usa all the way, baby. >> usa! usa! >> reporter: fans arrived early to avoid traffic. the next challenge will be getting 55,000 spectators home after the game. >> we have trains ready to go. as soon as they're filled, they're taking off. for the most part, we can handle the big crowds coming out. >> reporter: police say the outcome of the game will impact post match traffic. >> the hope is that the u.s

how do you feel, michael, made in usa or made in america? >> i feel made in the usa.ut i have done both but my ads are all made in the usa. that is the way i feel. >> how many pill he lows did you make last year in the usa? >> 10 million. 30 million so far. >> that is amazing. >> peter, what do you like? >> i love made in america because it pace buy america, hire america, two simple rules of the trump administration. >> okay. what does the media like? do you make made in america or made in the usa, steve? what do you like, made in america or made the in usa? huh? either way. they are so quiet all of a sudden. [laughter] you make your decision. i think specifically made in the usa was what they had. made in the usa, but either is great, or both. i mean you could really go both although i think we'll like to settle. what do you mike, mike? >> i like made in america. that is what i always thought. make america great again you have to make it in america. i like that. >> very good. are you going to show me some things? you want to start, michael? i think they will show som

kpix5's maria medina was at tonight's game. >> usa! usa! usa! >> reporter: it was a win they got to watch with their own eyes. >> yea! >> awesome game. they came through. so excited, usa. >> reporter: but before the u.s. walked away victorious soccer fans turned to social media during the game to point out the turf. "hey, do 49er fans need to start a gofundme account to finally fix the field at levi stadium? why does your grass suck, levi stadium" one tweet included a picture with the order i'm not exaggerating either with the response plea vie stadium had one job repeatedly. >> we know that watching the 49er games, but you just got to play through it. >> reporter: did you notice anything tonight as far as the turf? >> they were slipping a little bit. >> both teams have to play on the same turf, so it's equal. >> reporter: the 49ers spokesperson did not want to comment on the grass. good turf or bad -- >> usa! >> reporter: -- it didn't keep the u.s. from winning its sixth gold cup title. >> waited for three minutes to score a conclusive goal. it

compared to the usa 321 million. to the gold cup, fans on hand to watch the usa take on a bigger nation, nicaragua. the 37th minute on the attack. look at this, weaving through the traffic, scores a goal, usa up one- nothing. the 49th minute, document dwair taking down in the box, that's a penalty forth usa ensuing penalty, diswier shoots. beautiful safe. still one-067-8956 minute usa with pressure same store. row gets it done. usa adds another, wins group b three nothing. >> straw bis and cream. venous williams, 14th ranked face off in the championship. williams looking for his sixth champion ship, eighth grand slam. with the serve they w reviews viewed on match point and yes, it is called out she wins her first wim billion done in straight sets. i haded to look up the pronunciation multiple times. it was a great match. there have been really good match the at this year's wim billion den. >> it's. q. to wake up early. >> it does go with the wakeup. something going on at 10 a.m. on sunday. i won't tell you who were t

and, because our aim is the strengthening of india and the usa two great democracies in the , world. our robust strategic partnership is such that it touches upon almost all areas of human endeavor. in our conversation today, president trump and i have discussed all dimensions of india-u.s. relations at length. both nations are committed to a bilateral architecture that will take our strategic partnership to new heights. in this relationship, in both countries, increased productivity, growth, job creation and breakthrough , technologies. engagement with all of these are and will remain strong drivers of our cooperation and will give us momentum in our relationship. we consider it usa as our primary partner in the socioeconomic transformation for flagship programs and schemes. i am sure that the convergence between my vision for a new india and president trump's vision for making america great again will add new dimensions to our cooperation. i am very clear about the fact that india's interests lie in a strong and prosperous and successful america in the same way india's development

team usa takes home the gold cup and soccer fans leave with memories to last a lifetime. >> usa, usa!my dad, we grew up watching soccer because of him, so he bought our tickets and that's why we're here today with family. >> reporter: of course, she and others thought they would be here watching a different matchup. >> we were hoping for mexico, but usa, whatever. whew! >> obviously would have been marvelous if mets would have met it into this as well. >> reporter: no complaints from businesses near levi stadium. the general manager of benigan's said soccer is only second to the 49ers. >> it will be absolutely insane in here. >> colombia, peru, salvador, us, we are getting together for one score. >> reporter: more than 60,000 people going to the game created a traffic crunch. extra trains and buses were in service for an expected riders. the crowd was a sea of red, white and blue but one gentleman makean fan didn't mind being in the minority. >> reporter: no matter who you were rooting for or why you came. >> my wife loves soccer. i'm a football fan but i love my wife. >> reporter: it

team usa takes home the gold cup and soccer fans leave with memories to last a lifetime. >> usa, usa!my dad, we grew up watching soccer because of him, so he bought our tickets and that's why we're here today with family. >> reporter: of course, she and others thought they would be here watching a different matchup. >> we were hoping for mexico, but usa, whatever. whew! >> obviously would have been marvelous if mets would have met it into this as well. >> reporter: no complaints from businesses near levi stadium. the general manager of benigan's said soccer is only second to the 49ers. >> it will be absolutely insane in here. >> colombia, peru, salvador, us, we are getting together for one score. >> reporter: more than 60,000 people going to the game created a traffic crunch. extra trains and buses were in service for an expected riders. the crowd was a sea of red, white and blue but one gentleman makean fan didn't mind being in the minority. >> no bad vibes. >> reporter: no matter who you were rooting for or why you came. >> my wife loves soccer. i'm a football fan but i love my wife

[applause] usa. usa. usa. these are democrats that voted for trump.o far in anything they have gotten even more committed. but they had a man on this they had a man on this morning who was a democrat his whole life. he voted as a democrat. but he voted for i say us. he voted for us in the last election, 2016. and they said to him, so if the election were held now again, what would you do? and he effectively said man, would i vote for trump even faster. [cheers and applause] his name is gino difabio. get over here, gino. , yes. you know, anybody who knows me, friend of mine, people who love me, it's worse for them. but they know how it's been since president trump started running for the election. how much i supported this guy, how much i love this guy. he's the real deal. everybody else says we are going to fight for you, we are fighting for you. this is also the teal valley. every -- the steel valley. every one of these people love, sir. and i don't want to sound silly, but i thought, what would i say to the president if i ever got to meet him? this

there are eleven million latinos who do not have a begin to usa. throw them out of the country or what would happen. economic collapse who will mode alone. who is go to prep the course. who will clean the hotel rooms. and who would screw trophies together. ok i'll be ok. with. the little birdies. that's where you ok what do you want to. think of. the old guys. the taliban are saudi. all the quote. think. you know you. mom. mom. ah ah. ah good luck i love. oh we're in mexico or in the states the united states houston texas yes seems like we're home on the second. and you feel more thaksin or mexican. texan definitely could you say you are a generation of immigrants that are living the american dream absolutely yes yes living. we my parents you know my parents worked hard to educate my sister than myself you know they worked in the fields in the farm. know that my parents were doing everything that they could to. want to buy you are you living in america oh yes definitely i mean going to school i mean i don't think i want living in mexico i don't thi

begin to usa. throw them out of the country and what would happen. economic collapse. go to crap the poor. who will clean the hotel rooms. and who would screw trophies together. ok. ok what do you want to. hear. the. other side. oh mom. it was. always here in mexico or in the states the united states houston texas yes texas seems like we're almost. and you feel more thaksin or mexican. texan definitely could you say you are a generation of immigrants that are living the american dream absolutely yes. we my parents you know my parents worked hard to educate my sister that myself you know they worked in the fields in the farm. you know that my parents were doing everything that they could to. want to buy you are you living in america oh yes definitely i mean going to school i mean i don't think i don't want living in mexico i don't think i could live over there but i mean i love i love the usa are more american than anything and i'm proud to be an american but i an american citizen and. a number here i mean this just simply living here. if you're born in the states you a

, si han visto, usa mucha camisa negra con bordado y este viene siendo el estilo que usa.s o menos cuanto cuesta? esta te cuesta alrededor de 50 dolares. y los cintos no pueden faltar. sot- el que mas pide la gente, seria, entre este, que es algo al estilo texano y tambein este mero, como lo ve? vo/blanca ---el mal tiempo sigue causando estragos en una zona del pas y las cuesta alrededor de 50 dolares. y los cintos no pueden faltar. sot- el que mas pide la gente, seria, entre este, que es algo al estilo texano y tambein este mero, como lo ve? vo/blanca ---el mal tiempo sigue causando estragos en una zona del pas y las lluvias arruinaron un tradicional festival... en breve los detalles. gaby cam intro hoy presenciaron uno de los fenomenos mas fascinates y aterradores a la vez.. varias trombas marinas se apoderaron del oceano take 2box -- muchos aprovecharon de tomar sus celulares para capturar su recorrido que duro tan solo unos minutos. -- el pronostico indica que se esperan tormentas severas durante el fin de semana --las trombas marinas son columnas giratorias de aire as

numbers usa opposes the increase. the economic policy institute has taken a look at the top 15 industries that use the visas and found there has been no wage increase in these industries over the last decade. if there has not been a wage increase, how is there a worker shortage? if there is a worker shortage, typically you would see wages increased and some of the low skilled jobs. believe thesewe employers and these industries are simply looking to keep their labor costs down so they can increase their profits and make it easier for them. they don't really want to try very hard to recruit workers. they want the easy way out, which would be simply for secretary kelly to increase the number of visas that it issued. we hope what was said by dhs that ultimately they don't increase them, or it will be small. congress authorized any precept of 70,000. we are here in maybe 18,000. we will have to see how this turns out over the next few months. host: one of the employers that once more pieces is the trump organization at ma

kpix 5's maria medina has more on the excitement at levi's stadium. >> usa, usa! >> reporter: it was a win they got to watch with their own eyes. [ applause and cheers ] >> awesome game. they came through. so excited. usa! >> reporter: but before the u.s. won, soccer fans turned to social media during the game to point out the turf. quote, hey, jed york, do 49er fans need to start a "go fund me" account to fix the stadium? one tweet included a picture with the words, i'm not exaggerating, either, with the response, levi's stadium had one job, repeatedly. >> we know that. watching the 49er games. but you got play through it. >> reporter: did you notice anything tonight as far as the turf? >> they were slipping a little bit. >> both teams have to play on the same turf. so it's equal. >> reporter: a spokesman for the 49ers did not want to comment on the grass. >> usa! usa! >> reporter: good turf or bad, it didn't keep the u.s. from winning its sixth gold cup title. >> waited until the last three minutes to score the conclusive goal. it was great. >> reporter: maria m

there are three ways to get into the usa you can apply for a residence permit but the chances of getting one are next to impossible. you can also cross the border illegally not an easy task the third option apply for a tourist visa and overstayed so you remain in the country secretly. but to qualify for a tourist visa you still need a very very good reason. hi kim. i mean you know you got. to see a little guy missing. if. you know you admiral stockdale sit in wouldn't keep this momentum aside a lot of us in facing in time is also. a listen not only. would a loner they carry out their. particular assumed buses the infant the same day . the flight i believe. was one of the impatient i still misses. the best. still. feel. i am. for. my mother was. really. really. what they're. doing. doing. both. who don't know what. they need. what. yet is. this is a weekly test of the no weather radio all hazards warning device for state twenty eight philadelphia pennsylvania during potentially dangerous weather situations specially built receivers are automatically activated to warn of the impending haza

to warrant a made in the usa label.illiam la jeunesse has more he is in ontario, california. >> is supposed to protect manufacturers, but it's hurting them. everything you see made in this flashlight is made in l.a. until the companies are going from it and condensed into led bulb, then they couldn't get all the parts like this tiny microchip. because of this, they cannot call this made in america. >> it's born here and it will die here just like me. i'm not going to china. >> tony started this out of his garage in new york city. i california lau limits his ability to label flashlights mean america. >> they say why don't you mark made in the usa? i say, i can't, i got sued. >> he sources all materials on the u.s. and fabricates everything else except this one piece. under california law, 95% of a product must be made here, but that standard allows trial lawyers to gain the system. most avoid the made in america label entirely. >> if it's a question of cut in quarters, saving money and increasing profits, which is often

[cheers and applause] >> usa! usa! usa! usa! usa! . >> well, thank you very much, this is certainly being home for me, spent a lot of time right here, i'd come to queens and this was like the luxury location for me. i love it, i love the people here. even coming in from the airport, i sat with nikki haley who is here someplace. ambassador nikki haley, who is so incredible. and she's seen crowds in her life and said boy, those are really big crowds, crowds of people lining the streets all the way over to here, and it's really a special place. when i heard about this, i said i want to do that one but really wanted to do it not because of location, but because, as you know, i am the big, big believer and admirer of the people in law enforcement, okay? from day one. from day one. [cheers and applause] we love our police. we love our sheriffs. and we love our i.c.e. officers. they have been working hard. [applause] thank you. they have been working hard. together we're going to restore safety to our streets and peace to our communities an

team usa taking the gold cup not only tonight but for the 6th time.beaten since the coaching change when arenas took over. congratulations to team usa. >>> a's fans, i tell you what, they understand what giant fans have known for a long time. can still casteel is not a reliable closer. going to the backhand right there to impress his entire family. 5th inning, a's with two outs and a man on. simeon off the disables list a short time ago, starting to get his stroke back. third homer of the year, 2-0 lead off estrada. bottom of the 9th, he walks a man, and smoak, just like that, everything goes up in smoke. very next pitch, morales also gone. two pitches, three runs a's lose a heartbreaker in canada, 3-2. giants, yeah, two games in a row. that is officially a win streak for them as they take care of a pretty food team, the pirates. giants hoping to play decent ball down the stretch. completely different game than last night when they scored 11. little great move of athleticism from him here. former wide receiver with the bare hand grab, throws to the pl

usa! usa! usa! >> my dad, we grew up watching soccer because of him, so he bought our tickets and that's why we're here today with family. >> she and others thought they would be here, watching a different matchup. >> we were hoping for mexico, but usa, whatever. >> obviously would have been marvelous if mexico would have made it into this as well. i think we're all hoping for that. >> no complaints from businesses near levi's stadium. the general manager of bengons said soccer crowds are second only to the 49ers. >> it's going to be absolutely insane in here. >> colombia, peruv yeah, ecuador, u.s. we're getting together for one score. >> more than 60,000 people going to the game did create a traffic crunch. vta put extra trains and buses into service for an expected 6,000 riders. the crowd was a sea of red, white, and blue, but at least one jumake fan didn't mind being in the minority. >> everyone loves jamaica. no bad vibes. >> no matter who you were rooting for or why you came? >> my wife lo

god bless you, thank you very much. ♪ ♪ [applause] [chanting] >> usa usa! usa! usa!ptioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org] [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2017] >> president ciampa in germany ahead of the g 20 summit. he met with angela merkel. his first meeting with vladimir wednesday.pected >> c-span's washington journal live every day with news and policy issues that impact you. coming up friday morning, we talked to political reporters from six states with republican senators whose votes are key to passing the health care bill and ask what they are hearing from their constituents. be sure to watch washington journal live at 7:00 eastern friday morning. join the discussion. on americanend history tv on c-span3 -- 8:00 p.m. eastern, university of washington , thessor william orbach beatniks of the 1950's and 1960's. veterans of the great depression, world war ii, the holocaust and the atomic age, the hippies were the optimistic children of the baby-boom

between three usa defenders disappointing 1 team usa. >> clearly it was tough companies today for both te teams. interesting we don't have a water break in the second h half. that's oddest i've seen sins implementing the protocol. we deposit play well today. i give panama credit. they looked like a little more experienced team at this level and i thought their central mid field played very well and you know, i'm the dad. i thought they did a good job. >> just a few hours ago or less wiz arlts matched and deal pays porter contract for 106 million over four seasons making 1 point per game h highest paid on the even aim team. porter is second highest pain athlete in d.c. pro sport. >> >> matt jerzer, annual average battle. 32 a year range. but. >> 106 over four years. >> that kind of money make you want to cry. sdmru know good for him. get your money get as much as you can. it makes me want to cry of jealousy. >> he mighting live it up. but, yeah it will be one of those things with the salary cap how that deal looks two, three years down the line. remains to be seen. >> interesting now. i

usa, too, right? >> mark will have the highlight of the show-down at levi stadium later in sport. >>> how some bay area kids are getting an education in science and technology, and head start on the jobs of tomorrow. >>> hear from the man accused of killing a beloved grandmother called miss flo. >>> we head toward the end of the week. we'll have the details on the high temperatures for tomorrow, and beyond. >>> investigators announced a fifth suspect was arrested in the case as an accessory. and one of the two men charged with her killing, johnny brown, was rained on murder, burglary, robbery and elder abuse. his mother was also arrested for harboring a fugitive. brown told reporters he's innocent in the beating death of flo douglas. >> like i did not do nothing. you know what i mean? >> yeah, yeah. >> the detectives say five people in all conspired to rob miss flo. johnny brown is being held without bail as the other defendant. >>> uc berkeley police are asking for the public health to find two men a

usa versus jamaica under two hours away. we will send it back to you. >> that looks like a lot of fun. that is the fun of the international events. different cultures getting together. different kinds of parties. styles of parties. the brazilians are a lot of fun. i remember that from the world cup. everybody loves chasing the brazilians. >> i'm going to get food. >> he cannot resist. we will let you go.>>> 50 years ago today, a group of young northern california men volunteered to join the united states marine corps. they did it on the ground age. before a large crowd at the giants mrs. metz game at candlestick park. this afternoon, those vietnam veterans reunited at the giants game. this time at at&t park. during pregame festivities, 27 members of the recruit platoon 10 34 or the widows, the field and were recognized for their service. a long overdue acknowledgment of their sacrifice. >> this is our homecoming. our yellow ribbon. the coming home day. i will start tearing up. it is something we never ever expected or though

above all, this concerns the usa and russia. this and i see no reason to doubt that. then, there will be no more speculation on the matter. vladimir putin there. well, let's get more with our correspondent in washington — david willis. donald trump very much front and centre of the g20, but he didn't give a press conference. how unusual is that? it is unusual, i think, because other leaders did. also, because other leaders did. also, because it leaves the last word on that crucial meeting between these two leaders. vladimir putin and donald trump, with the russians. of course, there is some doubt about aspects of that meeting. some contention. vladimir putin said that president trump accepted the assertion that russia gave, that it had not sought to interfere in the outcome of last year's presidential election here in the usa. vladimir putin said that donald trump noted that, and accepted it. the white house has told reporters that that was not, in fact, the case. that donald trump did not accept that there was no russian interv

maybe most importantly of all, they stay right here in the usa.of protectionist language is a worry for america's trading partners, including china. these days, though, mr trump's tone is more measured when it comes to china, compared to what was said in the throes of the presidential campaign. we can't continue to allow china to rape our country. they have taken our money, they have taken ourjobs. the turning point in their relationship? when the two leaders broke bread and ate cake. now president trump has referred to president xi as a terrific guy and a good friend of mine. so, given the political state, what can we expect to come out of the summit when representatives of the two countries meet? i would not expect any big breakthroughs. the most important thing is that the two sides are talking, and so i would expect a fairly amicable discussion, some minor outcomes, and some nice general language that the two countries will work together to strengthen economic relationships, and reduce the trade imbalance, it imbalance. of course, overshadowin

usa. 64th minute. jordan morris puts on one. 2-0 usa. keeper brad guzan a feebal text watch here it reminded me of something i couldn't put my finger on it drying to play goalie his attempt looked like that. gave up another goal, tied 2-2. here was morris game winner usa takes it home 3-2. latest up in the bt bar numb mess pro motion of august floyd mayweather game. two fighters getting in each other's faces, floyd dipping mack greg or irish flag and mack greg or pulling money out of floyd's backpack and made a qup about floyd ees reading ability. >> looks like a breakdown. little 12-year-old breakdown. what the -- he's 40. you're 40 years of age. dress your [ bleep ] age. carrying a school bag on stapling. why do you carry a school bag on stage. you cannot even read. 40 years old carrying a school bag the man doesn't even mcgregor master of english language is unmatched. >> here's my take, though, conner mcgregor will lose because he's used to fighting with everything and you cannot do that here. >> who is going to win boxing match grea

made in america is made in the usa. what is that doing yet again, we are going to put that brand on the product. in just a few months and moments i will say that what we have done over a short pier co. of time and what we are going to be doing over the next six month's will be incredible. we've signed more bills and i'm talking about the legislature more than any president for a while harry truman had us like pinocchio. in just a few minutes i will be signing a presidential proclamation and to make today made in america today. we are thrilled to be joined by so many incredible members of my cabinet. every member of my administration shares the same goals to provide a level playing field for american workers and american industry. [applause] and we are providing as much faster than other countries would like. so it's been a pleasure. we want to build creative products in our country using american good and american credit. the profits they hear, the revenue stays here and the jobs may be most important of all stay right

plasma plasma industry is healing chant a handful of companies share the world market baxter in the usa c.s.l. bearing in australia and your foals in spain and the company farm in switzerland which we discover through these promotional films material is produced by the perfect bio reactor developed over millions of you. as of evolution the human body for these companies with asthma is nothing but a raw material and very lucrative to europe and the professional term is fractionation the name of the procedure that transforms donors plasma into drugs to do this with a callback to freeze and mix thousands of liters of human plasma these companies control a market which is worth seventeen billion dollars and growing steadily history so that the plasma gong margaery the president and co-founder of dr pharma is a very discrete person forbes estimates his fortune at six billion dollars this is one of his very rare public appearances how do you see the future developing these products lifesaving drugs and they will be required for some patient groups as a lifelong therapy presumably they're cove

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welcome to redact the elite camp tonight be tearing up the propaganda put forward by usa today one of our country's most read in the newspapers but before that i'm talking with an excellent reporter jordan cheriton from the young turks he did a lot of on the ground reporting at standing rock in flint michigan and many other places now he's releasing a new book entitled corporate con job how mainstream media aids the oligarchy he pointed out chapter by chapter and so far the first two chapters are available here's my conversation with jordan sheridan. jordan thanks for being there. a late thanks for having your book is the first two chapters actually you pointed out chapter by chapter i like that in your first job you talk about interviewing people outside the democratic debate between bernie sanders and hillary clinton why did you think it was important to talk to the dead try this the mold the scum you know the left overs knowing known as the american people why don't you do like the rest of the journalists you stay in the press van where it's warm and there are sandwiches. you know.

tied 1-1the usa's jordan international soccer usa versus jamaica for the gold cuplevi's stadium about00 people in attendance 88th minute... tied 1-1the usa's jordan morris... the stanford product... gets the loose ball off the cross... and boots it in for the game- winner!team usa wins it's 6th gold cupfinal: 2-1 usa something special happened before today's giants-pirates game"play ball!" 6-year old poochie kennedy of napa whose life was saved when he received a liver transplant at 8-months-old started the game in honor of donate life day then gave lou seasl a high fivetop 2nd/ 1-1 tiejeff samardzija shows off his talents as a former notre dame receiver with this barehanded snag and throw home for the forceout(samardzija (5- 11): 7 ip, 1 run, 8 k's)bottom 7th/ still 1-1brandon belt hits one the left field starling marte appears to lose it in the sun it falls in front of him miguel gomez scores on the double 2-1 giantsfinal: 2-1 giantsgiants at dodgers friday the a's trying to still get bob melvin his 1,000th career winmelvin looked like he'd get it up 2-0 in the 9thb

you remember in the old days we have made in the usa? "made in america". but we are going to start doing that again. we are going to put that brand on our product because it means it is the best. in just a few months and moments i will say what we have done over a short period of time and what we are going to be doing over the next six months will be incredible. we are have signed more bills i'm talking about through the legislature than any president ever.pray while, harry truman had a spear now i think that we have everybody. i better say think otherwise they will give you pinocchio. and i don't want that. i will be sending - i will be signing a proclamation. this will be "made in america" day. and we are joined by a member of my cabinet, my administration shares these name goal. to provide a level playing field for american workers and for american industry. [applause] we are providing it much faster than other countries would like. it has been really a pleasure. we want to build, create and grow more products in our country using american labor, americ

. >> covers congress for usa today she's joining us on capitol hill. senate republicans now have a chance to review the 2.0 version of the healthcare bill. what changes were made to try to get more support among the republican conference? >> there were little to the spot the main changes are this amendment from ted cruz and mike leigh which they are conservatives and it's to bring them on board and also senator rand paul. he's a little bit further and wanted complete overhaul but basically what it would do is if you are an insurance company and offer one plan to cu that had af these mandated coverage things like things for addiction and maternity care, you could also offer another plan that has no regulations on coverage and it's going to be a lot cheaper younger and healthier people are going to want to buy that plan. what they say is premiums will go down and more people will want to voluntarily sign up for insurance but what the critics are saying is that the younger healthier people by this plan, and older and sick people that have to buy the manda

welcome back to redact united v i paste i want to go through usa today. a hair for a few minutes is one of most america's most read newspapers eyes throughout the country of ours what to do you know i just want to go through and show what a pile of trash it is so if you got your standard is front page this weekend from usa today you know standard o.j. simpson story some crap about trump and how he's an asshole and then you got the second half of the front page is now is about alexa these are the smart home devices right alexa google home now now keep in mind our world is melting down like the estimates are that by the end of the century seventy eighty years a lot of our world will not be habitable but we're talking about google on devices that's front page right here. so these are the big issues really they're not really in the front page anywhere around the world but. beyond that alexa this thing that's been going on it which i i covered some of your attack tonight the other attacks and i talked about these google home and amazon devices smart home devic

the first african—american women's golf club in the usa.was a three hole golf course down at the mosh and in monument. —— the washington monument. and they were taunted by white teenagers. they threw rocks at them. and they were called names and all kinds of things. but they persisted. the battle began here in washington, dc. 80 years ago this was a rubbish dump, full of broken glass, rusty tins and old tyres. the ladies were campaigning for the desegregation of public golf courses, but in 1938 they were given this. they were collecting trash on this course, and even when they built the course they had to play over the last bottles and cans. it's not so bad to me that it was put on a crash dump, we should have tried to take away the trash. but you see, as far as they were concerned, trash. but you see, as far as they were concerned , we trash. but you see, as far as they were concerned, we were trash. but you see, as far as they were concerned, we were trash, so that's all we deserved. it was a dump, but they embraced that dump and they wer

anyway that's usa today that's what you get from our papers is this load of a combination of propaganda and advertising it's any way you get the point it's all the time i have for today but if you want to exclusive content i put out videos that are not seen here on redacted so you can just text the word redacted to four four four nine nine nine it's free and easy to get signed up to our newsletter also you can grab the podcast moment of clarity it's free on i tunes and stitcher lots of free content out there for you until next time goodnight and keep fighting. economic development is all about numbers really pleased to report this quarter we earn one hundred six point. but what do we know about the other figures. when i think about the fact that our c.e.o. mike du made over twenty million dollars last year more than one thousand times the average wal-mart associate. with all due respect i have to say i don't think that's right. it is not just you know a free market would. people went from pretty simple financial lives pre nine hundred eighty to the point now where people are. just total

it's good for usa they had an extra night of rest.hey're going to bring in -- they brought in michael bradley and [indiscernible]. >> team usa is favored in tonight's gold cup final, but coach arena is not underestimating the team from jamaica. they knocked off a good team from mexico in the semifinal round to get to this game and jamaica has only allowed two goals during five matches so far in this tournament. they've been putting on quite a defensive show. team usa will have its work cut out for them. we did check online. there are tickets available for tonight's match. it starts at 6:30 tonight, but a lot of roads in this area, they're going to start shutting them down early today including tasmond drive and other roads will be shut down. you can expect those closures to start early in the afternoon. >> there are going to be a lot of people that don't know. they're not listening or watching you alex and they're going to be caught off guard. >> that's unfortunate. >> good warning. >> hopefully they get the warning. >> alex, thank yo

the usa"?me. think about it. >> usa. [ light laughter ] >> what do you like better, "made in america" or "made in the usa"? what do you like, secretary, how do you feel? it used to be "made in the usa," i think. how do you feel, michael? "made in the usa" or "made in america"? peter, what do you like? what does the media like? do you like "made in america" or "made in the usa," steve? but either is great. or both. [ laughter ] >> steve: what? [ laughter ] >> jimmy: goodness. then trump was like, "glad we got that settled. next issue, mary-kate or ashley?" [ laughter ] "what do you think, senator?" mary-kate?" [ applause ] "i can see that. what do you think? the media thinks ashley?" meanwhile, the identities of the people who attended the meeting between donald trump jr. and the russians keep coming out. it's making some people in washington very nervous. so they're actually coming forward with their alibis to just prove that they weren't there. >> steve: really? >> jimmy: yeah. i mean, check o

[applause] >> usa, usa, usa. pres.rump: our religious in the is enshrined first amendment of the bill of rights. he american founders invoke our creator four times in the declaration of independence. benjamin franklin reminded his colleagues at the constitutional convention to begin by bowing their heads in prayer. i remind you that we are going "merryt saying christmas" again. [applause] inscribed on our currency are the words "in god we trust." but not only has god bestowed on us the gift of freedom, he has also given us a gift of heroes willing to give their lives to defend that freedom. you just stood. [applause] in every struggle against evil throughout our history as america's servicemembers have huddled around campfires and , they refuge in foxholes called on their creator for support. in world war ii, when general george patton -- that was a real general. tonse got some pat today, too. i found them. mad dog mattis. [applause] and he doesn't like doing a lot of talking, but i want to tell you, isis is a whole di

host: in the usa today this morning, there is a story that ukraine.eighs arming is the threat from russia gross. -- grows. russian backed insurgents have stepped up attacks on ukrainian government. they expect more tanks on the border of ukraine. this idea was endorsed this week by donald trump's special representative to ukraine. weapons wouldive allow ukraine to defend itself and would actually help. that was in a bbc to view last week. let's go to new york, our oppose line. alex. go ahead. caller: good morning. marijuana -- also our children, society as a whole. profits from if it undermining the very foundation of our government. i should mention, i think this is a time to impeach donald trump for his embarrassing performance. america people in performance is so weak, and it is. host: i am going to stop you there because we want to carry on with this topic. support line, charles, hi. charles from new orleans? he is gone. let's go to mike from maryland. how are you? caller: good morning. i just wanted to comment. tampered withave marijuana my whole