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. >> it is crazy and absolutely wile. >> jacob soboroff, i know you will stay on top of it.k with you tomorrow. thank you sir. >> at the white house, live look, the president should be meeting with the the e. leader. it comes a day after the white house announced a $12 billion bail out to farmers to have been hurt by the president's tariffs. i am joined by josh barrel and our white house's correspondent, they are both msnbc contributors. good to have both of you. josh, let me start with you. i have an idea for them, the u.s. and the e.u. drop all tariffs and barriers and subsidies, that'll be called free market and fair trade. hope they'll do it, we are ready but they won't. how significant is today's meeting and what are the chance that the president's tweet becomes a reality? >> we are not going to have a complete dropping of trade barriers between the u.s. and the e.u. the president likes to point out that we have a much lower tariffs on cars on europe than europe on cars to the u.s. they charge 10%. the u.s. have 25% tariffs on light trucks imported to europe and suvs. t

mean wile, democrats have been energized and they're registering millions more voters. going to come down to which policy is more important come november. i mean the economy is doing so well, it's fading as an election concern while immigration is climbing the charts. so what's it going to be. what's going to tilt the election. back with me, tammy bruce and need ryan. i was looking at a gallop poll. in may of last year, economic problems were rated 20%, now 15%, immigration is how at 14%. even though president trump has raised a lot of money and president trump has raised a lot of money, democrats registering voters, does it come down to policy? >> it does, policy linked with getting out the vote. the democrats have to be concerned about -- we can continue to use the california primary. a state they're completely in control of. massive majority of democrats that are registered. the turnover was the same as the year before and lowers than the year before that. arguably the ennews yasm was down. it was not what they expected and the people went out and voted in a way they

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can you do you can download it now if you don't alreadyit have >>> a wile bloody dispute inside a metro station. d.c. police say a rider got angry about delays on the red line and got stabbed during a fight with a metro employee. news 4's pat collins is live at the friendship heights station details. pat? >> reporter: leon, an angry passenher barges into station manager's kiosk here,t he station manager, she has a knife. it gets ugly. it gets violent. he hits her. e stabs him, and that passenger, he ends up in the hospital. it happe shortly after midnight. the sharove train running late. a passenger waiting on the platform upset by the delay. according to the police report, he enters the station manager's kiosk, struck her in the arm. in fear of her life she stabs him in the chest with a pocket knife. the wounded passenger taken to the hospital. he's said to be in grave condition. metro police, d.c.olice called to investigate. here on the scenee pol chief pete newsome. now that eve right there may be a violent claim of self-defense in this case, and that's one of the things that we have

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. >> and wile t warmest afternoon tomorrow, all week for folks inland. we're seeing numbers soar into the 90s if not close to the century mark by afternoon. overnight the fog slowly pulling into the coast and the bay. mid- to upper 50s there. but mild away from the coast. we're holding into the 60s. that's the launching pad to get you warm pretty quickly on your wednesday. here is a 12-hour day plan. to break it down, sunny skies. but by 4:00, all about that intense heat. and then we're in the upper 90s in a lot of spots. so highs on your wednesday. beat the heat, go to the coast. 63 for half moon bay. 87 in san jose on your wednesday afternoon. 74 in oakland. about 68 in san francisco. but you're look in the north bay. santa rosa and napa in the low 90s. even farther to north, cloverdale and lake port in the triple-digits. the coast certainly a cool spot. but it will have a beach hazard today and tomorrow, thanks to a southerly swell. could have strong rip currents and sneaker waves. across much of california, though, a heat advisory or an excessive hea

part of theare ranks taking the census, the more we will limit door, the more we are wiling will and multilingual and engage with people. to happen over there, we should start asking whether they will put out the job applications and who will get hired for the job. the current climate we are in has the family separations produced real fear. the fears are well-founded. we cannot pretend they don't test. organizationse here are so important, especially the one fair talk about because they have the good information and they are resources for you p are we have got to bring the sufi communities and all those who are leaders, should i really be a dream the door to this person, what should happen -- that happened to my family? you have to be disseminators of that information and real leaders of the unity to make sure we get what is really the key. >> i want to quickly have you talk a little bit about access to health care. >> it is so important. the latino community, 4 million latinos had a health care as a result of the orval care act. all of that is at risk. it seems to be very much erodi

wile keep the commission updated. there was a big issue for us. one of the solutions is likely to include us independently doing our background with structure and guidance from the department. that will be a budget item for me. which brings me to next issue. we're in the middle budget. i testified last week the department did what the board and meeting with the board again tomorrow. i believe the department is as well on the budget. i'll share the final budget once it's finally approved. we have been continuing to expand our connection with community and doing more events and partnership with public agencies. last week, we were at the june celebration, juneteenth celebration. we'll be doing the same thing this week at the pride festival where we'll have a booth both saturday and sunday. i would like to close by saying one of the things that we met -- we did this week was sit down with d.o.j. and they are here. i'm excited to seeing the boots on the ground such as it is. to welcoming them into the collaboration and the partnership to address some o

. >> wile e. coyote almost has the roadrunner. acme tnt. goodness. we have a lot to get to with two of my favorite people. could this be enough to get the president this time? here to react, sarah carter and the federalist molly hemingway, fox news contributors. molly? >> it's interesting. people on this story day after day, month after month, year after year finally think they found the thing that will bring donald trump down. the idea that michael cohen is the lynchpin to the entire case and everything will crumble is fascinating that people would cling to that. probably if he was so important to this, bob mueller wouldn't have spun him off. his case was spun off to a different venue. if he were that important, i don't think we would see bob mueller letting him go. >> laura: sarah, this is what jeff tubin said when he was pressed around whether or not this is important. this is what i do in the morning. i watch for these sound bites. this is my life. we have to watch this and your reaction. >> is michael cohen telling the truth about this? >> if he

the media reaction has been -- it reminds me of the road runner and wile e. coyote. trump is road runner and they think, okay, i got the tnt now, we will get him and that he just speeds away. your reaction? >> i think the republican response, laura, your fellow response, that is the hole in "the ingraham angle." i'm thinking of newt gingrich, people in the congress who have been slow to offer any objection to president trump, have come out and said, what he did was objectionable, and not in service to the united states, and they are pundits -- >> laura: they did not say treasonous. newt gingrich tweeted out, as did i -- as did i -- of the president needed to clarify his remarks. i set it on monday night with matt schlapp by that is very criticism. it's not saying that you should embrace him on matters of intelligence or imply that somehow he's back channeling information to the former soviet union. that is so irresponsible for them but say that. >> noel, i think if they are asking legitimate questions about the actions. you say actions count more than words, so we lo

and they took the deposition of jack wile, an assistant immigration judge.d that he was able to teach toddlers immigration law as young as 3 and 4 years of age. and so we were really outraged and we produced these videos. these are all friends of mine who are immigration lawyers asking their own toddlers these questions. and even though they were in the comfort of their own home with their own parent, you could actually see the children get distressed by the process and that was without a judge, without the unfamiliar surroundings, without a prosecutor, with their parent with them. so this has been going on a long time. >> let me ask you about one of these examples. one of the children you're representing is a 5-year-old boy from guatemala who was separated from his father for roughly two months or so. i'm told that they have since been reunited, but can you take us into that experience. what was that process like for this child? >> i mean this process has been really nightmarish. and i think the chaos that we saw in the unfolding of the family separation po

a commitment to make fundamental changes in how they treat their own people, agree that it's worth wile to enter a nuclear agreement that actually prevents proliferation, and the president said he's prepared to sit down and have a conversation with him. >> so what are iranians saying about this? this morning, their government is laying out its own preconditions. quote, respect for the great nation of iran, reduction in hostilities and the u.s. returning to the nuclear deal. that will open the rocky path of the moment. it is not that the idea of meeting is a bad idea. democratic senator dianne feinstein and republican senator bob corker both came out in favor of the president's offer and it comes less than a week before the sanctions are set to snap back. putting iran in a very vulnerable economic position. the question is whether the president's approach to negotiations can be effect thiv time when we still don't know if it workings the last time. i want to bring in nbc's kristen welker at the white house. was the white house aware the president was going to make any offer like this to

she had militias and iraqi army entered mosul one year ago human rights organizations reported many wiling to read killings. and families of as fighters were abducted by by the by the authorities. we don't know we don't have any numbers because iraqi government is very tight lipped if it's come to cases like that from our from what the people told us. the mood has calmed down a little but only a little there are still cases of of revenge violence the video we try to talk to she still gets death threats she barely leaves the house so that's why the mayor mainly tries to separate friend rather than starting this process of reconciliation what could be possible steps towards reconciliation we talked obviously with a lot of people about that topic and especially the younger generation they say you have to acknowledge you have to start was acknowledging the different levels of guilt so you have it's clear to everybody that those who were responsible for the trust the cheese committed by as they should be held accountable in the in the courts of law but those who were fellow travelers or those w

i think it wile fascinated as you suggested earlier, what's this going to be like at press conference're standing sigh'd by side and this almost topic a on therist. i don't know how that's going to go. i don't think it's wad for the president that this is out there. >> jerry is right. he has to raise it. he raised it last year at the g-20. he said, he denied it. what can i do. he's already said that leading up to this. >> brennan: no perry mason moment. >> yeah, no paragraph, the president trump used the words rigged, partisan, witch-hunt nine different times he used words like that in one paragraph. this does not seem like a president that's going there to hold putin accountable. if you look -- trump says i want to get in a room with these leaders even if they're geopolitical foes or rivals or enemy. kim jong-un had a real strong strategy of pressure, maximum pressure, you know, rallying world ally, rallying other countries. here he went to nato and had this disruptive moment, seemed to divide nato right before this meeting. it's very different. we don't know what his real agenda is

the end and whether we talk about it in steps or phases or something that is clear about the end of wile but recognizing polio is still out there until we can get routine immunization up and ipv into levels much higher and whatever else we need to do, but i do think we have to be really careful and really clear about what that longer-term game looks like. and when we declare polio done that it really is all of polio. that's got to be critically important. there's a lose of complications around that, including what the certification commission has currently had, and i know there's a whole number of policy issues, but it is something i think we have to be really clear about. otherwise, there will just be endless confusion, and quite frankly, threats to the credibility of the public health community of, well, you said it was over, but it's not kinds of things, and i think that's a huge problem. question on staff fatigue. i do think that's an issue, particularly at country level, and this is where this whole conversation we've been having about how do you make sure we continue doing what's r

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andrew wiles anti- inflammatory food pyramid.ain has 23 locations in 10 states, including one in walnut creek, and another in palo alto. >>> tesla ceo, elon musk, is pledging to fix the water crisis in flint, michigan once and for all. the ceo responded to a question on twitter, and said he will pay for fixing the water at any house that has contamination levels above fda levels. he is asking people to contact him, and he will send someone to install a system to provide clean water. >>> two bay area cities ranked as some of the least driver friendly cities in the country, in a new study. the personal-finance site, wallet hub, ranked the 100 largest cities in the u.s. on how driver friendly they are. oakland and san francisco came out near the bottom of the list. numbers 98 and 99. only detroit ranked lower. the study looked at issues such as cost of car ownership, maintenance, and traffic and safety. >>> not a good ranking. >> no. speaking of traffic. sal, you hear from some of those people who have some of those complaints, i th

the improving seniors access to quality benefits act wile require the secretary to fully evaluate the impact of including quality bonus payments under the geverages mark cap on our seniors residing in these counties. this bill was brought through the committee process in a bipartisan fashion. and now on the floor i strongly recommend my colleagues on both sides of the aisle to vote in favor of h.r. 4952 to ensure seniors are not missing out on adegreesal health care benefits or reduced cost sharing as a result of the a.c.a.'s benchmark cap. i yield back the balance of my time. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman yields back. the question is will the house suspend the rules and pass the bill h.r. 4952 as amended. those in favor say aye. those opposed, no. in the opinion of the chair, 2/3 being in the affirmative, the rules are suspended, the bill is passed and without objection the motion to reconsider is laid on the table. for what purpose does the gentleman from california seek recognition? >> mr. speaker, i move that the house suspend the rules and pass c. . 6138, the a.f. transp