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let's ask our weatherman meteorologist alexandra field the brunt is from the german weather service vetter dot com welcome to the debut thanks for having me so i what should we be preparing for it's been quite hot is it going to get much hotter yes that there are temperatures will rise even more in southern germany even more tomorrow up to 39 degrees but it has been hot in france for quite a few days and it will get even hotter there's a 304344 degrees possible in southern france and also spain is really hot at the moment but the heat will also proceed to eastern europe so 3638 percent in poland that's what we are expecting east after a very and all and put this in context for us on a normal hot day we're looking at temperatures of what well in july. temperatures like 28 or 29 or more pot are often more often possible of course it can exceed 30 degrees easily in june but this will be the 1st of all the hottest june on record in germany and it will also the all time record of $40.00 degrees in germany might also be. reached tomorrow it's a feel there's a 5050 chance that it will be reached

are heading to and we can only get worse something to look for to hildebrandt meteorologists from vetter dot com thank you thank you. monday's action of the women's world cup soar tournament favorites united states go through to the quarter finals but only just. the usa were cheered on in homs by their legion of fans and it wasn't long before they had something to celebrate in the 5th minute tobin heath charged into the box and was felled by might be lay on the penalty was given and megan rapinoe lashed it home was everything was going as expected but spain hadn't read the script went back east albert was caught in possession of more so find a crack into the top corner of a breathtaking strike from spain's key player. they kept the us and pay for the next hour but then disaster struck the referee awarded another penalty when did he nieto to see a court rise lavelle contact seemed minimal but even after a v.a.r. check she stuck by her decision retainer grabbed the gift with both hands. hard luck for spain but the usa march on to set up a quarterfinal with hosts france. reminder about top

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so the singular vetter, if that's a word, in this administration is donald trump.how loyal he thinks you will be to him, what things you have said about him in the past, and whether he thinks he can mold you into the kind of yes person that he might want. and so when christie was saying, no, no, no about, say, general flynn, i think -- >> didn't like that. >> no, did not like that. and probably didn't like some of the people he recommended for other jobs. >> how about that? >> yep. >> gloria borger, thank you. >> thanks. >>> coming up next, new details emerging about a plane crash in hawaii that killed 11 people. the ntsb says this isn't the first time this same plane has been under investigation. >>> and we have news just in on the fate of those 9/11 first responders and the bill that jon stewart had been going after senate majority leader mitch mcconnell for. stand by for the update, next. biopharmaceutical researchers. pursuing life-changing cures in a country that fosters innovation here, they find breakthroughs... like a way to fight cancer by arming a patient

and there was also some of the contenders were as we said strikingly swampy, even by the rnc vetters' standards. sunny purdue, trump's pick for agriculture secretary noted that he was the owner of houston fertilizer and grain, a company that's received contracts from the department of agriculture. the list goes on but, you know, it was really striking. what was also striking is just how many of these people that took top jobs that at the very top of their documents they had said the harshest things about donald trump a character and they still picked them for top jobs. it's quite extraordinary. >> what's your big takeaway? one, sort of the caliber of the people that went to work for donald trump are not remotely close to the caliber of people that worked for bill clinton, that worked for george -- whatever you think of those presidencies, these are not the kinds of people that typically land an executive branch of government job, these are actually not even the kinds of people that can get internships on capitol hill, frankly. what is sort of the -- what's your sense of where balls we

. >> reporter: joel vetter says he pushed his county to use the system. >> smart 911 provides for meve more of a solid sleep knowing that my family, my home and my community is protected with the application. >> reporter: it turns out, lanor lives in the county where he has helped implement masmart 911. so she's signing up. >> the sooner we get her enrolled the sooner we can benefit from it. >> reporter: she says she feels like for the most part she can keep her son nick safe at home. >> we've called 911 on a number of occasions over the last 20 years. they have been amazing in their response to the home. they've been here often enough they kind of know nick. >> reporter: but she says she fears what could happen when nick leaves the house. >> something happens to me, he's unsupported. someone's going to call 911, there's an accident. but they don't know him. i can't advocate for him. why is that guy fleeing the scene. did he do something? stop or we'll shoot. that's when you wake up cold in a nightmare, because i know he can't stop. >> reporter: with this new service, lanor's informa

rachel, the president telling voters about his message for vetters and formally announcing his re-election bid next week. >> tom, four years ago president trump launched his campaign coming down that escalator at trump tower. this time around he will head to the battleground state of florida, where he will hold campaign rally next week. as for the democrats, the headline has been set. they will head to the debate stage for the first time the following week. tom? >> rachel scott for us, filling her first report for "world news tonight." rachel, welcome. and programming note, much more of george's exclusive with president trump tomorrow morning on "this week" and stay tuned for the primetime special "president trump: 30 hours" right here on abc tomorrow at 8:00 p.m. eastern. >>> next, the tense confrontation between phoenix police and young family. parents with their two daughters held at gunpoint. major differences emerging in the police report and video captured by witnesses. so what started this confrontation? >> get out of the [ bleep ] car. >> reporter: you're watching cops threaten ies

mere say short term god they have a bus career turning the all russia muslim council to from vetter becoming a bolshevik one of these ties between islam and the bolshevik revolution you know it was amazing because in the early period the muslim intellectuals of firstly the zionist empire but then all the way out to iran and down to indonesia they understood and recognised that the promise of equality and humanity was not going to be established merely spiritually and so you had an attempt by many scholars again from indonesia out to iraq trying to reconcile islam and marxism this was such an enormous threat that in the 1960 s. the cia colluded with the saudis to create a group called the world muslim league whose express purpose was to break this link and they forcibly pushed it kind of right doing islam undercut it whether it's up in dagestan and chechnya or it's in indonesia and you see the fruits of it today you know afghanistan was not a country of you know very conservative hyper masculinity form of islam it was a very high country where sections of the of the imaam it were very very st

there is pictures on the wall, black and whites, vetter rarns passed on -- veterans passed on, but the can still go to hockey hafrn and see pictures of their parents on the wall. hockey haven maintains the identity of balboa company along with the alive business the theater across street. as a previous speaker said, it is the kind of place we go to commiserate and my wife has had cancer and stress and urban legend has it that joe dimaggio and marilyn monroe and dimaggio and joe's brother had a restaurant on the corner and would tell his girlfriend at the time, i am going to see dom and go to the hockey haven and meet marilyn. whether it's true or not, who knows. urban legend, but i wholeheartedly endorse the designation of hockey haven as a legacy business. a haven for locals. very, very well run and that is my statement. >> thank you so much. >> thank you. next speaker please. >> good afternoon, commissioners. i am massoud, the president of cass merchants. i am pleased to express the support of castro merchants for cruisin' the castro walking tours. this is an outstanding experience f

that we probably need more vetter r veterans to get into congress and speak from experience what it's like to rebuild a country in which there was to exit strategy. to go to war like we have been 13 years. and to speak o to what the costs will be. we buried 7,500 men and women. we have injured tens of thousands in these wars in the middle east. great nations and great leaders ought to be peacemakers not always using the instrument of political power. like i said. this is what the america should be. we should be the country that has a vision as the general eluded to and look at the middle east and bring the ones to bring the brokers and bring them to the to believe and solve the problems. we're not. we're goading them into it. iran answered that. we can do tit for tat. it will escalate and they can mine the strait and put the global economy in check for a while. that's the danger we face as nation. we need leadership in the congress and the senate. that can speak truth to power and talk about what it's like to try to take troops into warfare. >> the president's credibility seems to be

. >> and just to be clear, these are the suggested questions that the vetters wanted you to be askedident or rinse priebus. >> do you believe your previous position as u.s. attorney who prosecuted charles kushner has damaged your relationship with the kushners to the point where you and jared kushner could not co-exist in the trump administration? do you believe that your removal as head of the trump transition team was orchestrated by jared kushner? yes, i do, and the reason i do is because that's what steve bannon told me. and by the way, the interesting part of this, which shows you how disorganized they were, was they had an entire vice presidential verdicting fitting, all of employ tmy tax returns, what makes this even funnier that they would go through this. >> tim, what struck me not just the swamp creatures that he brought back in, but mulvaney who expressed personal disdain for this president's behavior. is this some kind of weird psychological, he wanted people around him willing to bow down to him even if they didn't like him. the best slaves in the world. michael kinsly s

so this is great in the axios piece, one rnc vetter said, quote, to be honest, the process was such aand there were so many unqualified people coming through and then talked about ben carson the secretary of hud and he went on to say, oh, gentle ben is unqualified and think pyramids store green and great, at least he's not beating his wife and she's not appearing on oprah, a reference to failed nominee andy poster. has he learned any lessons since this disastrous process, sarah? >> i want to say it has gotten a little bit better. it is not such a disaster as it was in the very beginning. remember it was supposed to be chris christie was in trans -- in charge of transition and he got the boot and then no vetting for anyone coming in. such a catastrophe we were covering at the time. in some ways it got better but then you look at the shanahan story last week and you can't help but wonder, these are court documents. these are public records. this is not soup -- not supper top secret stuff and in journalists are able to dig it up through public records then the administration should find

some vetters -- voters are home bound. some are have no family to delegate this role to. they should not be disenfranchised. ballot dropoff laws are in and of themselves perfectly appropriate election administration laws. that's white different than altering the vote, taking a vote and failing to turn it in to scam an election, or to engage in fraudulent practices. tates like california see no credible report of fraud relative to the dropoff. i'll note since three of the members of the committee are from california and are pretty familiar with the elections in the last year we had monitors both republicans and democrats, , there e of those seats were no complaints filed by either party about this because there were no fraudulent practices. voter fraud is voter fraud. it's illegal in existing law. this act doesn't change that. in fact the safe act institutes measures like risk limiting audits to make sure that americans can have confidence that their votes are actually counted. experts like the brennan center has raised that an american will be struck by lightning than tha

and anything put in the documents that the vetters themselves says were rumors and there were a lot of things from conspiracy sources. everything unredacted is from public sources and also verified with four other sources who were involved in the transition who i confidently let them eyeball some of these documents and they verified the authenticity. nobody's disputing the authenticity of these documents. you can read them all on axios.com. >> it's fantastic reporting. obviously, yes, i encourage everybody if you have not seen it. >> and watch our hbo show, steve! >> i didn't hear about that one. >> on hbo. >> i'm unfamiliar with that channel. if that's indeed a channel. susan, this gets back to a big-picture question leaning over this presidency, we're talking about the origin of the trump administration, transwhigs high-level jobs are handed out. and you've seen many of red flags for what would become major controversies in this administration and transition. as he's noting, it was thrown together very quickly. is this something that -- is there an ultimate history of the trump admin

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