and what about the president's tariff becaus they're crucial here. there serious fears that tariff could just eliminate the benefi of the tax cuts all togeth here is the main who crafted trump' tax plan, the form er director of the na econom counsel. gary cohen. >> look, if you end up with a tariff battle, you will end up with price inflation. you could end up with r more consumdebt. those are all historic ingred for an economic slowdo >> could it wipe out the benefi bill? >> yes, it could. >> now, the chairman of the counsel of economi presid has et and kevin, good to see you. now, look, i know the presid point to some good statisti statis but gdp was revised down. just y and th labor department, the bls came out and said there has not been an inkrecrease in hour wage fls a year ag not in supervisory a decrea do the things concern you? >> well, the wage are some says that up a lot growing at 4% a year, but in first quarter gdp numbers, the 2% number was probably a 2.8 becaus there's this leftover season and the thing we have b looking for -- >> so y

that are ming to united states are not coming nods to seek econoc opportunities, they're coming coming becau choice.ave no if you look at the women and children that are crossing the boarder and making t treacherous journey to the united states, they're doing it becaus they're fleeing gang persecion or domestic violence or narc 0af ficking. they're not putting their children in danger, for lack of a legitimate reason. >> the immigration debate certainl is nothing in this country. point though w it looked to a like we're on the verge h of somethappening this week when it came to theng congress comip with some sort of idea. whatre the sticking points? what's it going o take for congress to pass something to ma something happen. >> well, the big fight and the big boundary in the line between ngress is the fact that it's a secure wall, a secure yborder, whatever want to call it, the money neededo to that, plus enhanced the country versus the idea of amnesty and a path to citizenship for a very large number of illegal aliens who are here. there's a lot of folks on the democratic side who won't ag

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becaus they knew,ven with all the adversity they had faced,th they had the chance to build something better for the next generation. we can all learn from their example. if you hope to change the world, you must find your fearlessness. now, if you're anything like i was on graduation day, maybe you're not feeling so fearless. maybe you're thinking about the joou hop to get, or wondering where you're going to live, or how to repay that student loan. these i know are real concerns. i had them, too. but don't let those worries stop you from making a difference. fearlessness means taking the first step, even if you don't know where it will take you. it means being driven by a higher purpose, rather than by applause. it means knowing that you reveal your character when you stand apart, more than when you standa with the crowd. if you step up, without fear of failure, if you talk and listen to each other, without fear of rejection, if you act with decency and kindness, even when no one is looking, even if it seems small or inconsequential, trust me, the rest will fall into place. more impo

regrow our systems becaus there is an intense desire for more functionality and capability. we need to balance that and we know the threats are out there and we have great threat intelligence, but the great question is how can you reduce and manage attacks. it takes strong leadership because we have a tendency to go the other way. with that, i will take the last few minutes for one more round and give us a recommendation on threat intelligence. we will start with you.>> i will hit these items quick. first, use the surfaces out there. we heard dhs describing their services. there are others that we can tap into. the price is right. the other thing i will say is we leverage the framework. it breaks down the attack process into stages and each stage lists all of the known techniques that attackers use ring that stage. it is a very comprehensive matrix. you click on a specific technique and it brings up a wiki page and it tells you the threat actors that are known to use that and it describes that in detail so again, you can have your testers simulate the attacks and work with y

we are safer and more pros sprus today becau of the president's leadership that put america first. and i hope you recognize that anlewe but now as the president puts america first and not only we at the agency are seeking to seek change and make sure we make decisions by making sure we don't pickin and losers as we make decisions in regulations, but secondly, we are engaged in restoring balance between government and its citizens. you know, the past administration began with washington. this administration begins with individuals. this administration recognizes private property ownership in the states matter and that they care about air quality and water quality. we can advance this jobs agenda at the same time that we improve the environment by engaging in partnership as opposed adversity. t me give you a couple of examples. the previous administration passed a rule called the waters of the united states rule. you probably know about it a little bit. 2015 they adopted the waters of the united states, redefining what a water of the united states is. they did that not to improve air

sunday, same thing, i wouldn't be surprised, becau this is kind of a building cumulative thing this heat and bmidity. if at leasy sunday we got a heat advisory for the area,s becomes tolerable. uv index very high, the sun vert there it will be easy to burn ic quy. accu-weather seven-day forecast, 97 sunday, 97 monday, again, it's just bright sunshine to go along with it. 93 tuesday, independence day, not as slowly cooler if you can call that cooler, chance for thunderstorms wednesday, thursday and e a dry infr a few days before we get towards that. quick at the be to be. always a little bit cooler but wi bright sunshine absolutely a perfectin weekend, keep ind that strong sun, ocemp erature warming up. the 70 will feel very comfortab beach. it will be great. >>> we'll previewe the natio matches planned across the country tomorrow. >>> big news for beach rs, it's guinns will be opening its first u.s. brewery somewhere in the dmv. ♪ . ♪ . ♪ . >>> massive rallies are planned across the country tomorrow, protesters are calling for an en to the president's zero tolerance immigrationthol

. >> i don't reallyor look gises, becau i chose this job and this was part of what came with choosing this job. knowing that other people are willing to reach a out to perfect strange they've never met. don't know anything about a try to help them. th's just showing us what the america spirit should be like. >> today's presentation too s place before thert of the proceeds willenefits luke's wings that supports wounded servicme mbers. an incredible deed. >>> i'm loving today,innd i k you said it's going to be somewhat similar tomorrow >> it won't stay that way all week. >> eecially late june this doesn't happen often. we get another one tomorrow. buthat might be it for a little 'swhile. >> therehe bad news >> after we get to friday and beyond, it looks really kind of steamy around here. so many dmas a rdays in a row. tonight is delightful. the temperature dropped downs i the low 70' and we're headed to the 6s and some suburban areas will heador the 50's. this wasn't a badt all. 85 definitely warm but 87 is average and dulles at 83. bwi 83 with humidity that dropped throughout the day.

communicating electronically isi easier becaus hard to say out loud, i'm hurting, i want to take my life. >> there's a lot to talk about preventing death by suicide and dealing and coping with loss. nine out of ten people who attempt suicide live. what are their needs? are they different? are the more intense than those who may be conteitlating >> it's different. there are not enoughervices for survivors. we're showing a film on july 11th and it's a story, an award winning documentary of an attempt survivor trying to reach out to other attempt survivors and raising the awareness. researchers hav ignored thi group of people for a long time. and there's a lot to learn.ee people support. just because you've attempted and survived doesn't mean the bullies are gone or you're suddenly not having financial issues. the problems are still there and dou still need support. so those folks n the whole community to support them and help them on their ph to wellness. >> so often people are stunned when this s happens toeone they know. what do you do to help prevent it? tell us again the warning sign >

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trump is excited becau he thinks finland is europe's version of seaworld. [ laughter ] "i want see shamu. it's like shark week every week." [ laughter ] i saw that trump is also scheduled to visit tek uk in two which means he's got 14 days to learn how to speak english. [ laughter ] [ cheers and alause ] but trump has already been doing some traveling. he did a rally in north dakota . last nig and at one point, he brought congressman kevin cramer up to the stage.ey ave each other a hug, kind of -- it was a little awkward. watch this. >> welcome to north dakota! [ cheers ] trlaughter ] >> jimmy: i thinp owes that guy $130,000. [ laughter ] i'm just saying. he's got a case. >> steve: yeah. >> jimmy: he's got a case. [ cheers a applause ] >> steve: hey, hey, hey! >> jimmy: the big story is still the supreme court. i read that before announcing his retirement, justice anthony kennedy met with trump o half an hour. actually, he wasn't planning to retire but after 30 minutes with trump, he was like, "i've got to get out of this town. [ laughter ] i've had enough. i'm gonna retire. i'm good." [

hiring more than just a couple 14-year-olds to work at the amusement park and apparent lly they had to becaus workers. three million people visit the santa cruz beach board walk every year, but there's a problem -- hiring enough seasonal staff. >> this year, last year definitely particularly difficult years. >> call it a worker shortage or a sign of a booming economy. either way it appears to be a common problem. we've seen help wanted or now hiring signs every few doors down in downtown santa cruz. at the board walk, that means for the first time they're hiring about 50 teenagers under the age of 15. >> we are hiring as young as 14. >> reporter: there are some limits, though. the teens can't work past 9:00 p.m. or overtime. but they can work in almost every guest-related position. many run the games or work in food services. >> this is normally their first job so they're excited to learn the ropes, understand what it takes to be successful in the workplace and we're excited to teach them. >> teens can make anywhere from $11 to $15 and walk into human resources to be interviewed on the spot.

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there was a lyft driver that topped was doing a drop-off over here and thank goodness for that guy becaus he was the first one here. got on 911 and he checked on the guy. the guy was awake. we cou hear him talking. tellin us that he's injured and that he's bleeding. >> meanwhile, the fire depart has shut off electr and the gas service to the building as a safety precau police investigators are trying to find out why the man crashed. >>> developing news in the east bay, san leandro police looking for two men linked to a deadly stabbi may have started as a bar fight. police arrived at theafeway lt. condition. office tell us four men came out of a nearby bar and got into a fight. it's unclear exactly what starte the fight. invest say they are welcom at surveillanc video now. >>> first it was liquids and now it's powders that are getting extra scrutiny at airports and happen today the tsa expand the security policies and they have advice to make your next experience at the airpor shoother. matt keller is live at san jose airpor with what to expect. matt? >> rep jessica, powders are interestin

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that was below expectation and consumer spending is watched becaus does account for more than two-thirds ofo u.s. ecic activity. >>> according to the university of michigan inde americans a feeling better about the current state of the economy. but details of that report were mixed. americans expectations about the future with many citing trade and tariff concerns. >> and those trad kengtensions e ratcheted up today when canada said it was moving ahead with on tariffs u.s. products. taylor is in washington for us tonight. >> reporter: one month after ariffs were put on steal and aluminum in the u.s.,ad c said they were striking back. >> we are acting very much on being thorough, not in anger. >> starting sunday, u.s. ketchup, candy and toilet paper as well assteal anel and alumin will see new tariffs fr politically sensitive states like pennsylvania and kentucky. this year top uls uthe u.s. tra official called it unjustified, showing blatancy for the rules. the president thinks they are warranted, but due to disdain ganization, they sa they will move to withdraw. even larry cud lkudlow,

becaus just don't know who they willname. already? certain names are starting to rise above others. you've gik senatore lee of utah. he's well-known amongst senators. he's one of them. he's somebody who is familiar with the processnd a already has, you know,ad relationships with these fellow senators who will vote on this. judge that's already on the bench, done willard out of the fifth rcuit in xas, his name came up durg last round. see. will have to wait and the speculation will continue until president trump final names a nome but the sense is we're not going to haveo wait too long, the president has inormation that it's goi happen. had names and they're ready to name in the coming. >> we'll be watching,haom fitzgerald t you. . >>> president trump is doubling secure his commitment t the border but zero tolerance enforcement policy is facing multiple legal challenging, a california judge ordered borderr authorities tonite the family, any of thehildren have to be reunited within 14 ys. as lawmakers are still looking for a fix on capitol hill and other news, let's bring in stephen s

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. >> thank you >> trevor: i'm so excited to have you here becaus f of your a long time. i've been a fan of your words for a long time. i have to ask you before weet into the book, as a person who is considered as one of the most fore most feminists of our time, why is it that so many people see the word feminist as a negative thing? >> because i think that femm has long been associated wit the most extre versions of it. so people think of feminists as a crazy wom hits men and doesn't shave. (laughter) and t ofeally crazy negative stereotypes have behed to feminism. people'tassou call youelf feminist, why don't say youtalist. well, feminism is. >> trevor: right. >> feminism is about justice for everyone. but you have to name youroblem. and the problem is that women ve been excluded. so we need to call it what 2 is. ing, becse that's--t's >> trevor: in many ways, in many ways that is the same thing people say about black lives matter. >> yes. >> trevor: why don't you say all lives matter, we the rest of the livers matter, the problem needs to be said. the book you have wri

it's becau the biggest stocks make up the biggest percentage of most of the indexes, mike voft, 3.2% of the s&p 500 and walmart is half a percent. new money means that the large stocks take a proportionately more money than other stocks. so is that destabilizing? >> that's not only not destabilizing, maria, it's not true. in other words, if we have 4% of assets in alphabet or google, we put 4% of our new money into that. if we have half a percent in walmart, as you said, we put half a percent, it doesn't change the equation. we're investing based on the market values of the company. and when the prices go up, the prices go up in the regular market, if you will, by individual investors, but they also go up for the index fund. maria: okay. >> rising prices creates zero capital allocation issues. >>> jack bogle revolutionized the world of investing. what does he think of the index funds? >> we don't need 5,000 index funds or 6 thowks. >> we'll have that and more hi.i just wanted to tell you that chevy won a j.d.power dependability award for its midsize car-the chevy malibu. i forgot. ch

giveoney him per se becau he's t running for office now. but give members of congress money. get involved. make contributions. come into their -fs 0s. don't give them the money in the office. that would be perhaps vulgar and illegal. but give these politicians money, and then they may do things for you. he was basically, as head of the consumer bureau, inviting bankers give more money. give more money. imagine that. agine that. talk about the white house looks like a retreat for payday nd exetives etre executives, now we're seeing how devastating those priorities are for american consumers. think about the 3.5 million victims of wells fargo fake account scandal. think about the service members who had their cars repossessed while svingheir country overseas. they come back from combat, they come back from service oversandn repossessed. y? because the consumer bureau is not on the beat now anymore to protect those service members from these kinds ofals. think therho ended up paying 300% on a $300 loan. mick mulvaney is looking out for wall street. who's looking out for the serv

d we )re on early tonight becaue of the stanley cup final -- which begins at 5. we wanna start w/ some breaking news. one of the bay area )s most legendary athletes has died. 49ers legend dwight clark has lost his battle with a-l-s clark )s wife "kelly" tweeted the news, less than a hour ago saying quote: "i )m heartbroken to tell you that today i lost my best friend and husband. he passed peacefully surrounded by many of the people he loved most. i am thankful for all of dwight )s fans who have sent their love during his battle with als." clark )s last public appearance, was last october, when he was honored during halftime at the 49ers-cowboys game at levi )s stadium. it was swift decline... that was october of 2017. in march of 2017, clark acknowledged that he was fighting a-l-s... which is also )s sease ). if you )ve been aroind here for a while... y

to the apostle paul and his clear and wise command inomans 13, to obey the laws of the gove gment, becaus is ordained the government for his purposes orderly and lawful processes are good inthemselves. >> i can say that it is very biblical to enforce the law, that is actually repeated a number ofimes throughout the bible. >> reverend, biblical scholars have pushed back very heavily and i can see you are, too. they remember that way bac en, these very, very same scriptures were justified, used to justify slavery, and all sorts of other nlhorrors. cert slavery, so what do you make of today's politicians, leaders of the country, making these invocations? >> let me just give a word tf advi all politicians. if you have not graduated wit a demin or a doctorate in theolog seminary that preaches the biblical truth, don't cite the bible. don'e the bible especially don't cite the bible to justify actions that are so controversial and run counter to the meta narrative of scripture of truth, g love,ce and hope. do not. dear mr. attorney general, with grea due deference, please do not cite romans 13 t

. >> i started going like five miles, ten miles an hour just to get home becau i was that scared. >> mostly cleared out now but just huge chunks of concrete. i've never seen anything like this. >> incredibly just six people reportedly suffering minor injuries. >> another key for safety sake as we're still evaluating the structural integrity, please stay away from the area. >> we are extremely fortunate this occurred at 9:30 and not at 6:30.ld we wave had a much worse situatioo >> turning our weather now. >> it's interesting because you're saying that that storm system is actually giving us nicer weather. they got the bad end of it. >> we had a cold front move throug pretty much the entire northeast ouovernight. ifere watching the forecast, you knew we had a chance of thunderstorms ae some could severe. they just didn't fire there but we saw extreme weatherou t parts of pennsylvania and up through the south. it's beautiful today, low midity, nice breeze, winds at 10 to 20 miles an hour. not only is it gorgeous today but it is going to be a spectacular friday and saturday as well. afte

at vadvocate of the year and the list goes on becaue any ed knows you are wearing some of those hats all the time and many of those hats all the time. appreciation comes in many form. today it is essed in kind words and many generous gift. i want to thank the donor to made that possible. there are gift bags and there is beautiful posters and you will see what's in there, some surprise. we also give, we don't have millions of dollars but we do have thousands of members who stand together for your every day of the year and we are proud of that. appreciation can also come through the gift of making sure that you have time to do your job properly and each of you knowst tt means in your own job. i have a particular angle i want to s with you. lso a means in this world of 2018 making sure that educators are not spending time giving assessment that is are not useful for their teaching and sharing with you the information that the board of education received recommendations from a joint district family union assessment community which includes i limb natio eliminatie assessment, so brought w

have convinced their supporters that this is dragging on for some inhumane amount of time is a coupe becau coup is not accurate. it takes time for an investigation of this depth and do it properly. >> and to the point, when director mueller did the investigation of the ravens, involving domestic violence situation there, he went to the mail room, he knew when the mail got delivered and when it was opened. this guy turns over every rock. he knew better how the operations were than the gm did. i promise you he's doing a thorough investigation and it is great for the american public what he's done should feel confident there when he finds nothing. >> whether or not he finds nothing, i'm glad you're expressing support for special counsel mueller. stay right there. how a comedian got a call back from president trump from air force one. stay with us. show me the movies. (male friend) thanks for the invite! (anna) front row? nobody puts baby in a corner. i'll pre-order what she's having. wax on, wax off. yippee ki yay movielovers. (vo) introducing atom tickets. (anna) was that too much? (vo) down

and it came up again, popped up again mainly becaus of what the usf students were able to point out. a said you know something, if usf will be brave enough to take this on, then i should step up myself. you know, history is history and nobody is trying to sweep history under the rug. in fact, the gentleman that came up and talked about we should make this one big learning moment, if i didn't bring this up, we wouldn't have this discussion, so it is a learning moment. i appreciate the people that actually participated in the renaming, even though it was set up for a short time. and again, i have no pathway, there was no official process. basically, the process is i submit a resolution to change the name. that's all i had to do. instead, i want today give some input from the community at the ti time. in fact, i really had no particular name i wanted to name it. when the committee met, we game up with five names and i thought they were pretty good suggestions. elma johnson street wone. livg around that area at the time before people took -- the western world sort of took it over. i sugg

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. >> she worked with the working families party and she was running that becau she is progressive. he got the endorsement last year of that party. he was very upset when she got on theieutenant governor ticket. they had a tiff. she accused him of trying to keep her out of state politics, he was tryin to protect his endorsement. there's personal animosity, seeing it play o. the race between sherman baker and bernke zealous with other candidates with money and time to get known with voters. >> and as you both know, there's a bill hill to climb to beat larry hilton in november, whoever wins. >> the hogan gets 7% approval rating. match him against the democrats, dropped into the 50s. but he is one of the most popular governors. he managed to buffer himself from some of the stuff around president trump. and his people think he has done a good job of he is already putting ads up.s he ready to roll. >> any comparison between what's happening inha virginia ands happening in the state of maryland? >> i have been talking about it. h think b states are very interesting right now for two reaso

there are exceptions to the one-year rule but becau have structured and how we've evolved, we give notice to the department whenever a case goes beyond the 270 day tolling time is an indication that time is starting to run out and where we are in an investigation. we've tracked them before, but one of them -- the issues that i was concerned about when i came into the department was that we had a high number of those cases that would frequently wait until the very last moment to have a resolution, oftentimes leavin very litle mak changes or modifications within the department, as well, so we've been focused in the last few months in trying to bring that number down. in some cases, they are tolled, and the time doesn run, for instance, if there's ongoing litigation in a civil case or the district attorney's office is taking some action. time does not toll in the same way. so does that explain it? >> commissioner hamasaki: it does -- no, i think it's helpful for the new commissioners to understand because i think the -- the as bmen up inhe news a bit lately, and people may have questions abo

. >> i think it is stricter for girls becau guys don't have as much limitations on what they can wear. they are not told they have to cover up anything. >> we reached out and we are still waiting to hear from him. we posed the question on twitter and i will the story on my facebook page. we would like to hear from y what you think if things need to be changed or not. i'm erika gonzalez. back to you guys in the studio. >>> we will be sheddingye this weekend, doug kammerer. sounds like a scorcher on the way for one othe days. >> father's day going to be a hot day. starts our heat wave. first significant heat wave. hu had one bore in '91 and '90. dity was not a factor. really into saturday, sunday, monday. next couple ofays i don't mean thursday and friday because they look spectacular. also looking really good we sov cloud earlier. that cloud cover actually did not allow for any storms to develop. yesterday we were thinking we could have storms in here around 4:00. nothing but sunshine right now afte f a dayl of clouds those keep temperatures a little bit low and keep the instability do

i wanto bring in now the assistant director of the facility becau there's so much to talk about when you think about more than 63,000 square feet. >> yes. family life center. like she just said, it's more than 63,000 square feet in size. we have three full-size basketball courts. open gym. great basketball camps for the kids. we also he an indoor walking track for our seniors. everyone in the community can come on out and get healthy. also, we have a fitnes center, treadmills, just whauleverybody woreally want to promote the health and wellness. >> i don'think i said her name, joseph homo. we want to make sure we get that out there, right? tomorrow is the ribbon cutting for the dedication of the facility. everyone is very excited, and that kicks off tomorrow morning. chris, n, back to you. >> a lot of folks can't wait for that to open. >> it's 6:50. we want to check in on the friday forecast. >> he is outside on the storm team 4 weather deck where a barbecue is getting cooked up. chuck. >> oh, it's so going to, and you know because i brought you somei >> ous. >> we're going to be tal

. >> sarah sanders is getting secret service protection after rown out of a virginia restaurant becau she works for president trump. >> he pro at the r teste in lexington yesterday. someurprise poured signs supporting citinger work for president trump. restaurant is getting a wave of criticism and support for the move. >> and on monday transportation secretary he lane cho defended mch mc connellrom a group of angry protesteyers. were leaving an-vent wh secretaryar cho can be he telling the group "leave husband alone." >> supreme court upheld the traving ban on 5 4eu6 vote yesterday. president has authority to determine he who can enter country. white house calledhe ruling vipd occasions. high court feralsls decenib decenting ruling and justice sotomansr and ruth gator burg. >>. >> let's talk about it road conditions and of course ourpe weather notning on the roads right? >>> not yet. >> now the fl allis all youris yours. >> not much happening in e weather damage yet. >> okay >> exactly. >> time is over. >> that changes later today. 1ti. cloudy condis to start the day here. expect more

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. >> how manyow changes becau you guys are kind of run down. now you're looking to kind of save item for this round of 16. you don't want to get them injured. but you still want to win. >> yh. the risk is, you take away the momentum. that chemistry that's on the fieldnd the trust with the players. but more often than not like w france they made six ghanges in that lame you want to be able to say i picked 23 players for this world cup for a t reasn anhat reason is that i trust the players to come in and still challenge other players. >> we got b scores for england, cane and belgium has got big scores as well. go do you expect to haver b erbe wttell, depends if he's fii the's going to be a massive challenge. if he plays obviously some -- most of theea belgium t plays in theremier league the englishlayers know themery well and take that veryt personal. sowill be challenge and i'm sure harry cane on england's de is saying i don't want to rest today. i want to play. >> he wants the golden he wants to win. >> of course we know englishhe fans and belg

. >> waiting to go, because, becau are walking across the street because they are parking all around the area. >> the consultants are representing that the city step up the security around the stadium, especially for the neighborhoods to help enforce some of the disruptive post event behavior. apparently public urination is problem, so maybe they add port-a-potties in the neighborhoods. >> a familiar sight has disappeared after a pro longed and emotional fight over art in public places. a sculpture was removed called digital dna, the owner opposed fortunates to sell it. -- opposed opportunities to sell it. the buyer is having digital dna moved to harvard university. >>> well, brace yourself, summer is officially here as of today, and it's going to feel like it the next couple of days. >> we hope you like it hot. if not, i don't know what else to tell you. spencer christian is here with the forecast. >> try to stay cool and hydrated, here is a look at live doppler 7, while we have mild to warm conditions. the skies are sunny and there's a bit of fog off shore as you can see. there won

>> becau ihe l, and that is what the law states -- >> they do not have to do that -- >> it is that have to be the law, and the president called on democrats in congress to fix those loopholes. come toesent failed to the table and fail to help the president close these loopholes and fix this problem. we do not want it to be a problem. the president has tried to address i and democrats refuse to do their jobs anfix the problem. i have given you enough time. host: that exchange with jim acosta of cnn. we want to share another moment from that same white house rest -- press briefing. with -- he also writes for "playboy" magazine. that followed up jim acosta. >> -- [video clip] 't you have any empathy with what these parents are going through? >> settle down. i am trying to be serious, but i will not have you yelling out of turn. >> these people have nothing. >> i know you want to get more tv time, but that is not -- honestly, answer the question. it is a serious question. these people have nothing. they come to the border with nothing. you are a parent. n't you have any empathy for what the

we're violating the rules becaue it has not been agendize. i ask that we put this matter on for july 11th and we can have a more thorough discussion as an agendize item. >> i guess the reason i raise it now is because i really want to lift this kind of perception ths been advanced in the media that there's some sort of nefarious actions taking place behind clod doors during the closed session. to the degree that i can we can assure the public that's not the case, that's why i raise it. when the city attorney's offices potentially taking action to ree items from the agenda, it appeas they trying to hide it from the community. i don't think that's a good look for any of us. that's why i raised the question ultimately. refer to mazzucco. >> vice president mazzucco: even come in here. our city attorney is not prepard to answer this question. we should put it on -- anything further before we go to public comment retarding line item, 1a, c and d. please call for public comment. >> line two discussion of aness- >> vice president mazzucco: call publi

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they also say becau kim jong un because of peaceful efforts he made setd for isay repeatedly the top leaders of these two countries - >> side by side pla. >> exactly. we see these phrases throughout and it's amazing to see how they're using this summit to elevate him to the status of -- this is a tiny, poor country with an economy estimated to be similar of those of subsahara and africa, giving himself the equal of the president of the united states. >> you lived there. it's my understanding as north koreans as they grow up, they are brainwashed into thinking that americans are the devils, even though they love our american movies. so to see the pink lady and alongside their dear leader, what are they thinking? >> i went to a lot of kindergartens in north korea and they would have a room that was just dedicated to anti-america propagan propaganda, covered with gory, violents of american soldiers stabbing and torturing north korean children. there's a museum has life-size figures depicting the torture that american are capable of and are bent on inflicting on north korean people. they

kennedy: the supreme court sided with a colorado baker who refused to make a same sex wedding cake becau itlated his religious rights. the court said the court did not take into account the religious beliefs of baker jack phillips. attorney general sessions released statement saying he was pleasedh decision. where is he, by the way. but not everyone was happy, including the same-sex couple who ordered the cake. >> the kinds of discrimination we face affects people across the country every day. i don't think any one business has a monopy o discriminating against lgbt people. kennedy: that's why you should go to a bakery that wants to bake a beautiful cake for you. the court did not rule on whether cake bake is aroteed form of free expression and says the broader issue of must await first elaboration. my next guest says the ruling was too narrow. >> 7-2, that's great. but then started reading it. and it's pitiful. these two guys complaining about terrible discrimination. it was one baker. they could have found another baker. kennedy: there are many people in colorado who are desperate for

i'm running for congress and i approved this messagee becaus right now, protecting maryland families means stopping donald trump. >>> f quickly turning to terror for people riding this roller coaster. >> cars went flying into the ain endg two plunging to the ground. >> gabe gnierrez has more the frightening right. >> a fun night quickly turned to a nightmare. >> two cars from the roller coaster fell off. >> it happened on a ride called the sand blaster in daytona beach. the front car of the roller coaster going off the rails, dangling precariously. panicked screams. two riders falling three stories to the ground. anotherin desperately clito the ride. >>ma 's still on the car, but hanging off of it. >> it looked like it flipped upside down, like it was part of the ride. > reporter: rescuerin frantically working to get eight more workers down. >> we didn'te want anyone e to fall out of the car so they had to be secured and taken out carefully. >> reporter: firefighters using a tower crane. in all six people were taken to the hospital. >> i have to am blah tory that can probably ride si

but the can are paying homage to our city and i love itit becaus d.c. it's home. we love it. they were looking for a different name, but i think thi one fits. >> so what happens with the cans. they breakdown and catch fire? >> no. but one thing about it is it's ill illegal to have a turnstile -- drink in a turnstile on metro, so you c't do that. >> 4th of july coming up. s've got a look at some of the new hotts to go watch or some celebrate this year? >> not only can you watch have the best views in the city to watch the fire works at the national ma a. but the places where you can enjoy a nice parade. how about that? did you hear about this? >> no. hythat'sou're here. >> i'm keeping you informed. >> so a capital fourth which is at the u.s. capital, 6:00 p.m. it's a free concert. the national independence parade, constitution avenue. you know traffic is gbeng t crazy. keep that in mind. then of course the national mall. fire works are at 9:09. not 9:05. 9:09. best city ever. >> there you about. thank you, vic jagger. >> you're welcome. >> over to you. >>> well, this was 70 ye

sat s i think this is '07, he said i'm willing to meet with people who represent repressive regimes becau it's an opportunity to build bridges, to talk. oh, my goodness. the republicans said what's he doing? he is coddling our enemies and alienating our allies. when trump does it, oh, this is historic, and the american media is the enemy. talk about hypocrisy. >> jesse: i think we have a strong, muscular, pro-american president like donald trump when he is willing to sit down and talk to america's enemies. there is a different posture there. there's a difference between someone like that and some elect obama who did an apology tour, talk down american greatness in american exceptionalism. and his willing to go and talk to america's enemies and not cut deal. this is the difference. >> kimberly: doing an apology tour. uan: the waste way you see it s its team sports. i think let get away from it. we talked about this a moment ago. 130,000 people living in gulags. our tough, strong president. >> kimberly: what do you expect in 48 hours? it's ridiculous. you can't believe they would complain a

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