the national learning wage will be increased so that people on the lowest pay benefit from the same uch provements in earnings as higher paid workers. my ministers will work ensure rights and protections in the modern workplace. my government will make further progress to tackle the gender pay gap and discrimination against people on the basis of their race, faith, gender, disability or sexual orientation. legislation will be brought forward to protect the victims of domestic violence and abuse. my government will reform mental health legislation and ensure that mental health the prioritized in the national health service in england. proposals will be brought forward to ban unfair tenant fees, promote fairness and transparency in the housing market, and help ensure more homes are built. my ministers will work to improve social care and will bring forward proposals for consultation. my government will ensure fairer markets for consumers. this will include bringing forward measures to help tackle unfair practices in the energy market to help reduce energy bills. priority will be to build

uch fruit as they possibly can in san joaquin county. it can make the fruit harder to sell. they pay very close atension to weather forecast. a heat wave in 2006 devastated many central california farms. >>> in men low park there were lost children and victims on the it ground at a busy public park. this is only a drill. abc 7 news was at fremont park as they trained volunteered for the community emergency response team. the team is called into a anytime there's a major disaster and these mock scenarios help get people prepared to help out just incase. >> it's not just the firefighters who are doing it. it's everybody. so that's exciting to see. >>> nascar fans attending tomorrow's big toyota save mart 350 race are being warned arriving early. it will be dale earnhardt jr.'s last race at the sonoma raceway before he retires. more than 40,000 fans are expected to attend. raceway officials and highway patrol expect significant delays along 107 and 51. so >>> it will be time before the warriors return to the basketball court. today's great cause that brought together some all-s

[applause] president trump: thank you very uch. thank you very much. that's really greatly appreciated. and thank you to secretary shulkin for that introduction and for your really tireless efforts, david. to protect those who have really been protecting all of us for so long. during great, -- great, great people. and you know what i'm talking about, right? congratulations. in just a short time we've already achieved transformative change at the v.a. and believe me, we're just getting started. we have so many people that have been so helpful right here in the room. tom and all my friends. it's been fantastic. the enthusiasm for the veterans administration and for making it right for our great veterans has been incredible. i want to thank all of them. one of my greatest honors and joys during the presidential campaign was the time i spent going all across the country with our nation's really and truly incredible veterans. their courage, their dignity and their selfless sacrifice, they represent the very best of us. our veteran have fulfilled their duty

as we look at where numbers going, 87 at 2:00 and high 88 at 3:00 and 6:00, 80 degrees and uch by 8:00 and in the ballpark forecast down in the low 70s by 10:00. overnight the majority of the region will dip down into the mid to upper 60s. tropical storm cindy as you have been hearing for the last 24 hours has formed as of last night and is continuing to push its way more or less to the gulf coast. probably angling to the northwest. and it does look like the most likely landfall is thursday night into friday morning, right around that border line between texas and louisiana. that is the latest track and the most likely scenario on the red line goes over the border. heavy rain and because it's a tropical storm and not a hurricane it will not have as damaging winds. and the big issue there is a storm surge on the coast and mainly heavy rain and flash flooding related to that. you see how this quickly once it gets over land degenerates into a tropical low pressure center and swath of rain coming into parts of arkansas and then parts of tennessee. as we go through the weekend. 88 is today'

we're going to have cooler conditions but also with it a we're going toned uch with some rain showers. over the meantime we you to stay safe. descring plenty of water, stay hydrated. it's better to wear light colored clothing and never leave pets or children in cars for any extended length of time. after ten minute, it can rise to 99-degrees in the car. after ten minutes up to 109-degrees and 20 minutes 114-degrees. temperatures at the beach into the mid 80s. ocean city will be pretty comfortable and also protect yourself with sunscreen and at least a sun hat. 90-degrees tomorrow by mid day with your daytime planner and as we put it together four t 74-degrees and for tomorrow once again a hot and steamy 95-degrees. here's a look at your fox5 seven day forecast. as i mentioned storms in the forecast getting a little rocky there in the skies with rain showers and thunderstorms that are going to cool us down. we have to deal with this heat right up until wednesday before we hit the 80s once again. it seems that's always how it goes it's hot, hot, hot and then the thunderstorms role in. >

if you are saying that president or a or hillary clinton indeed democrats on the left uch as bernie sanders are anti-american you are saying omething really profound and makes it impossible for those believe that at, they are anti-american, to work with them. the system can't work. your beautifully designed separation of powers set up by is not ding fathers going to work if you think that party, the country, one is anti-american. because it disagrees with your politics. i appreciate your question. disagree with y theism my kickses of what you are saying. host: birmingham, alabama. francis. democrats line. stkpwhra good morning. this last caller that just definitely also disagree. i'm a democrat and i am american. pro and christian. he is truly ignorant to say something like that. also, i was listening to the who was talking about obama eign policy with had receded. i sort of disagree that. agreeing with some of the things you are saying about trump and everything. but i sort of disagree with that obama had inherited the .roblems of america it was like shoved in his face messe will to clean

a little lower than the slightly more elevated levels and 1999-2000, but as the chart shows, not m uch reason to panic. this is #9305. mark: don't and it, vonnie. what have you got? vonnie: the treasury does not have enough balance to fund there is no agreement on expanding the debt ceiling. this is the cash balance over the last year or so, well above this minimum of $150 billion in terms of a cash cushion. what happens if you don't have that cash cushion? superstorm sandy in 2012 was the , so the recommendation is $150 billion on the cash cushion. we are close to it right now. saidreasury secretary has he can use accounting gimmicks to make it look like there is money left, but it is a big deal and it could be a big fight in august-september. you can see that chart at #9309. love that chart. ark: given that tech has dinner biggest theme, i have to hand it to the lady that does the most colorful charts in the world. tech tantrum, history. well done. i endorse your decision. president trump making comments about his first full cabinet meeting since taking office. said there will be maj

. >> it is really interesting to see the inventories climb and imports into major countries ,uch as the u.s., china, japan what does this tell you about the compliance? >> at we will always be suspicious about it. that was always an issue. is that effectiveness that we always find out that people really have to come with the goods. >> it comes to the key indicators. the market has abandoned hope of rebalancing anytime soon. oil prices for immediate delivery are lower than the other contract. look at december 2018. they are still hovering around the lowest level. where does this curb go from here? this is an that accurate reflection when it >> i to supply and demand? think that it is. it is a market that tells us that it hasn't worked the way they expected to. the economies are starting to pick up and hopefully start to absorb. we have the u.s. saying that they will hit 10 million barrels a day with supply. that doesn't seem to be affected as we can see it. balancing hasn't worked. the mental pickup from the economy. >> let's talk about two wildcards. one is libya, one is nigeria. the la

i go back because they did so .uch for me i was one of those kids and i want to see them succeed. the people there are care about those kids and want them to succeed. i want that for those kids as well. [applause] >> i know we are starting to get short on time. i wanted to give each of you a chance to give advice to all of us. we have several hundred people from all over the country. all of us are strong advocates for afterschool. from where you are sitting, what would your advice be for us. particularly for all of you, brittany, as a student, how do we get more of you to support these kids? you -- whyrt with don't we start with you? collect one thing that strikes me when i think about the opportunity task force report is the conversation about supporting our youth and recognizing the barrier they have, by where they grew up, their family structure, things they have no control over. if we are going to succeed as a country, if we are going to end generational poverty, if we are going to give people a ladder up , we have to focus on kids, even from birth to the career. that it isrec

the white house is not offered .uch clarity on what he wants senator mcconnell has enough on his hands dealing with health care -- this health care bill and trying to get it through before he thinks seriously on tax reform of the back earner. the only other thing i would add to that point about what evil are looking for and the cbo bere, it is going to coverage, also the deficit, also cost. something the conservative centers are sensitive on. you hear ted cruz talk, his red line in the sand is going to be, does the bill meaningfully reduce cost? what conservatives are afraid of is is -- if they say the repeal obamacare they deliver on the promise but the constituents feel no benefit from this, then they will not actually get credit for it and they will get pummeled. this is what the freedom could -- freedom caucus complained about in the house, that's how they got some waivers on these regulations a community rating, charging more on the basis of health status which helps young and healthy people at the cost of poor and sick people. that's what to look for in the cbo score. >> megan, l

. >> they hadn't wanted to uch the question all season. >> you can't start talking about 16-0 when you are in the spur series and you have to win that. you only talk about the next game. >> right. >> but now when you are 15-0, the next game is the historical hand mark and it is okay. >> this is the thing with the team. this is what i go back to. not only are they aware of 16- 0, they have been aware of it. but they embrace history. you go back to the 73 wins or to the 24 wins to start a season which was a record, all the record win streak at home which they did over parts of two seasons. every historical landmarker they have hit it, know it, embrace it and they want to do this. >> they're on the road tonight on the quicken arena with this game but is there a certain comfort level they have playing since they have played there the last three years in nba finals. >> probably. they have played a lot of basketball in that building. nothing surprising. i don't think it could be any louder than it appeared to be. if they don't play their a game and cavs game. >> they're mentally tough. >> th

is that a uch t down, the go ahead touchdown in the fourth quarter. >> the guaifenesinnette braves, the second base man chasing over the shoulder. watch him slide bear handed. he comes up with the catch. you might have to take another look. he has one, but he doesn't need it. that's got to hurt. the glove is just in case. really? number two, this is the best promotion in spomplets it's called beat the freeze. one lucky fan takes the freeze. you can win a gift card to racetrack gas stations. a huge lead. watch this -- watch the front row get way too cocky no, you don't. think again. face plant. right into the warning track. they said pride comes before the fall. here's the pride and then there comes the fall. no price for you. that is a bad day. look at his face. the runner is actually a member the braves ground keeping crew who ran track in college. >> no. hard to beat him. thumb one, this is the greatest athletic achievement of all time. >> that's what i'm saying. and it's it's nothing. he just walks away. he slides on water this is lorenzo lifeguard at pie water garden in jamaica. he

in the hill country, slavery was .uch more stable it was not disrupted the same way as it was in the low country. but the massive escape of all of these prisoners of war gives slaves an opportunity in both regions to escalate their resistance and it helps to escalate the collapse of slavery. what we see throughout the civil war, slaves try to assess the military situation. they act when they think circumstances are favorable for success. ,nd slaves in south carolina they realize something is going really wrong for the confederacy or the rignet be thousands of yankees crossing through the south carolina countryside. they recognize that something is going on that shows the confederacy is having trouble here. what they see is when the first , slaves arepe food,ed -- providing shelter, and guidance. very quickly it becomes more organized and aimed at the confederate state. so, for example, in the low country part of south carolina, as it yankees are pouring through these counties in the low country where slavery is , theyy very destabilized are operating in these counties -- using b's to

>>uch more better than i used to. to. >> thank you to the doctors less than 50 worldwide were performed last year. >> caltrain is gearing up for multimillion dollar changes. the bells and whistles and how you can weigh in on the plan. >> fire updates, cooling centers and protecting your pets. everybody you need to know about the heat wave finale. >> just got an update on a shooting in san jose that happened overnight. plus, watching international news. just getting word of a major earthquake off the guatemalan kwoes. i'll have those stories next. >>> should san francisco police >>> should san francisco police officers be a >>> good morning. we can already feel the heat on this thursday, june 22nd. i'm natasha. >> and i'm matt keller, in for reggie. thank you, mike. i'm bringing the heat today. >> i don't know. i didn't mean to interrupt. >> a bromance going on right here. >> mike, i appreciate you say i'm bringing t heat. really it's you, and today is really the last day you're bringing the heat. >> today is the last

. >> the chairman of the armed services committee has called it murder and rubio with uch much same language. miguel marquez who was just with me noted the administration was careful not to use those exact words. >> it's what we were just talking about, as they navigate through this, they do need to be careful and mindful of the fate of those other three americans, because i'm sure they're working very hard to get them released as well. and you want to make sure you're not tab damaging that effort. so it's a delicate dance that they have to play right now. i don't envy them that position. but clearly at the very least this underscores two things. one, how brutal this regime really is in pyongyang and, two, how important it is to keep up the international pressure on them. >> admiral doesn't this raise the stakes? i mean, either a u.s. citizen died in the hands of the north koreans or by the hands of the north koreans or under the watch of the north koreans. isn't that an action that demands some kind of very public, very stern response? >> in my personal opinion, john, yes, it does. and i sh

notice the trees aren't really blowing uch from this vantage point but it is breezy along the coast. 65 san francisco right now, mild san jose upper 60. gilroy 72 degrees. as we look towards san francisco seeing blue as we look towards city haul. 76 in santa rosa. concord, livermore feels like a summer night low to mid-70s and from the golden bridge camera you know how clear it is. heat advisory beginning saturday, triple digits inland for all inland areas right on through next week and heat will linger into next week so do be prared for that. here's the hour by hour look. 11:00 tonight the fog is still off the coast. whaez watch what happens as we head towards tomorrow morning. fog nilz in alock the coastline around 5:00 a.m. the commute time and then it lingers until the early part of the afternoon before it actually clears up. but that fog is actually going to prevent from you getting too hot near the coast on friday. you have to go away from the coast to get the hit. at least you have ac if you live inland. mid-fits to 60s in the morning. fog near the coast to allow that extra ti

s that a model for perhaps a uch larger program where you have a public-private system overall that relies on the v.a. health system for certain things, but then provide government subsidies? sec. shulkin: the origins of the choice program started with he v.a. crisis in april, 2014, where it became known that the demand for services was much greater than the supply ervices. congress came up with the choice program legislation. i think the most important thing we learned from that was that v.a. cannot do this alone. v.a. needs to work with the broader community in health care and outside of health care if we are going to really uphold our responsibility to ur veterans. congress, of course, designed the program, and they designed it in a way that had two problems. ne, it was amazingly complex so that veterans did not understand how to access the program. the people who worked in the v.a. did not understand how to ork the program. very few veterans in the beginning were actually getting help. they were getting frustrated. secondly, they designed the program around administrative roles. the wa

there is a direct correlation between how uch you use them, and how much maintenance you have to do. in the post-9/11 era, even though he total number did not change maintenance you have to do. in were 40% more deploy days and before. it is like running your car to church or running your car across country, we were running across the country a lot more. dramatically, we found there >> you mention it had shipyard need to recapitalize the infrastructure. you can go up to maine and see buildings over 100 years old. so if that's need to important, there money budgetted for the recap? you mentioned that you've >> i have limited money to do that. one of the things i have been working at, and have had very serious discussions about, and we have been open about discussions about providing more flexibility on the use of that money to make hthe investments we need. the milcon side of the house, the budget is relatively small. we are laying out a specific strategy for the naval shipyard. this gets back to my original comment. we are throwing more money and more people and it's not going to make

anticipation,uch so much commodity information. in the end, he did not impact the markets all that much. and thehink this issue whole cloud around it will pall onpall -- cast a the market? >> not really. we talked about comey, who won? trump or comey, and i believe the lesser outcome was that neither one really one. the u.s. as a country lost. intoe seeing here 140 days an administration, and we are still hearing noise about things that should have been taking care of a long time ago. betty: and is not market moving. steven: trump has a very good cabinet, and rex is great. but they may guys, say they are doing things and show on television, but everything is backed up. this goes back to what i said with theresa may, it is happening all over. on the lack of productivity government, that is why these elections are all changing dramatically at the last minute. betty: the right people out because of frustration. sue mentioned commodities. are you a buyer of gold? steven: i have not really been for gold. the reason gold is short-term th

>> i believe the stat uch then says we can increase the cap up to returning workers. and i believe secretary kelly has indicated his intent to do so. >> do you support that decision? >> yes, secretary kelly and i stand shoulder to shoulder. >> give us answers on how we can -- >> i will gladly have staff sit down and -- because i do think it's a disservice for businesses and individual workers to go through this every single year. >> i very open minded to helping you fix it. one last thing. artificial intelligence, did you say it'd be 50 years of feeling the effects of artificial intelligence disrupting the labor force -- or was that someone else? >> i believe it was some other guy. >> do you believe artificial intelligence will disrupt the work force? >> senator, i've heard this from time to time from different sources. and i'll say this. we've been saying that technology is going to disrupt and displace the labor force since i think technology was first invented. >> right. >> and ultimately the plow meant fewer people had to plow a field. but ultimately it changes th

speaker, may i inquire how uch time i have remaining? the speaker pro tempore: the gentlewoman has 25 minutes remaining. ms. plaskett: thank you, mr. speaker. at this time it is with enormous not just gratitude but great pride, actually, to yield five minutes, nine minutes, 10 minutes, as much time she may consume to, to me, what is one of my big sisters here, who is the champion in the house, the foundation for those of us within the caribbean caucus, us who are caribbean americans here in the congress. she represents probably one of the largest caribbean constituents in the united states, that being part of brooklyn, new york, which i tell everybody is the largest caribbean island. in the world. congresswoman yvette clarke is a great member on energy and commerce, is one of the co-chairs of they have caribbean caucus. is a passionate prork agressive advocate for health care and for all care for americans and for those that have been forgotten. i would yield to her time this evening to discuss health care and to also discuss caribbean h

i just want to say it's so exciting to be in a room with uch passionate and like-minded people. ms. hargitay: i think the first thing, i just want to say thank you again for your testimony, and my heart hurts right now. my heart physically hurts. and i got choked up and i cried uring my testimony, but i want to say that because we carry so much. i'm obviously have access to my emotions because that's what i do for a living, but what i'm saying is to hear these stories, hear words like you said, dehumanizing, these lives derailed, the way that lives go off track, these are not kits sitting on a shelf. these are people's lives. sitting on a shelf. getting derailed. children, getting derailed of what is this life supposed to be. i was on this track, can't even make sense of what's happened to me. and we have been letting perpetrators go by not testing this kit and saying we don't care about this issue. as i said earlier to you, these are scary issues that people have turned away from because they are frightening, but this is about talking about it. this is about a revolution. this is a

all points of order against uch amendments are waived. at the conclusion of consideration of the bill for amendment the committee shall rise and report the bill to the house with such amendments as may have been adopted. any member may demand a separate vote in the house on any amendment adopted in the committee of the whole to the bill or to the committee amendment in the nature of a substitute. the previous question shall be considered as ordered on the bill and amendments thereto to final passage without intervening motion except one motion to recommit with or without instructions. section 2, at any time after adoption of this resolution the speaker may, pursuant to clause 2-b of rule 18, declare the house resolved into the committee of the whole house on the state of the union for consideration of the bill h.r. 1654, to authorize the secretary of the interior to coordinate federal and state permitting processes related to the construction of new surface water storage projects on lands under the jurisdiction of the secretary of the int