he has a personalized crate i the family room. >> now,now, wally is an additio. >> reporter: wally comforts paul stella. >> i like it. i'm a dog person. i enjoy it to get outside. destress for aminute, take him on a walk. >> reporr: it's been nearly a year and wally is all around the firehouse. when engine 32 jumps into gear and into action, wally waits for his family to return, to offer therapy when needed. >> sometimes 's easier to be people, dog than other if you don't want to dog. you can hang out with wally. >> we hang out together. we're a pretty close station to begin with. >> wally is incredible. he's brought whole station together. but he is a certified therapy dog, donated by the caring angels therapy dogs. this is part of a pilot program. >> what a greatidea. >> they want to spread it tth firehouses. >> there's so much trauma the firefighters see. it's nice to have that in-house. >>> our time, 4:25 this morning. hitting the road with your pets? tips for including the em four-legged mbers of your family. >>> today is going to be a hot day. one of the hottest. 80 degrees already in

can't wait to see more wally around. >> and wally is so cute, too. >>> it's5:26 this morning. still ahead, hitting the road with your pet? we've got the tips for includi exur four-legged members of the family in the nt vacation. >>> we have a weather alert today. 's really going toat up this afternoon. dangerous heat in the forecast, feeling like 105 degrees. and the 90s aren't over just yet. the rest of the veek, we h 90-degree temperatures in the forecast. i'll show you what your fireworks forecast is in a t. >>> plus, breaking her silence. the woman who says she was stalked by "the capital gazette. gunman we have a preview i'm a small business, but i have... bieams... and big plans. so how do i make the efforts of 8 employees... feel like 50? how can i share new plans virtually? how can i download an e-file? virtual tours? zip-file? really big files? in seconds, not minutes... just like that. like everything... the answer is simple. i'll do what i've always done... dream more, dream faster, and above all... now, i'll dream gig. now more businesses, in more places, can affor

. >> yes, that's fluffy aka wally. >> seth: okay. >> and this -- wally went to missin. this is my co-star. >> seth: okay. >> and we found him on the moose head which, you know, if you had a dollar -- >> seth: yeah. [ laughter ] what was it like working with wally? is -- fluffy does not seem like a boy cat's name. >> well, it's not. thank you. fluffy was -- all my lines were about her and how great she is. that's my little cutie. and i had little nicknames in the feminine name. and all of a sudden, the director -- we do that scene, the first scene with him. and i'm like "oh, wally." 'cause i'm bonding with him too. and he's like -- [ hisses ] but anyway, beside the point. they said, "oh, we need to retake it. and can you aim? there's a couple of things we need to, you know, watch." i'm thinking, "oh, no. is it my chins? is it my arm?" anyway, put -- can you put wally's butt behind you? and then, we retake it. i'm was like, "what?" and they're like, "wally has -- umm -- [ laughter ] very big --" [ laughter ] balls, seth. >> seth: yeah. >> he has big balls! [ laughter ] he

and i'm like "oh, wally." 'cause i'm bonding with him too. and he's like --[ sses ] but anyway, beside the point. they said, "oh, we need to retake it. and can you aim? there's a couple of things we need to, you know, watch.", i'm thinkih, no. is it my chins? is it my arm?" anyw, put -- can you put wally's butt behind you? and then, we retake it. i'm was like, "what?" and they're like, "wally has -- umm -- [ laughter ] very big --" [ laughter ] balls, seth. >> seth: yeah. >> he has big balls! [ laughter ] he likes big balls. anyway, he had these big balls. and they kept saying, "we got to cover these couple things.""j and i saidt say balls." you know? >> seth: yeah. >> so i know. so i finmyself trying to cover with my hands and my head. i just -- anyway -- >> seth: a i hope you get -- i hope every time you're doing that, you're getting wally's consent. >> oh. [ laughter ] wally enjoyed it. >> seth: okay, good. [ laughter ] that's fantastic. >> can you believe -- >> seth: you and wally are quite a team. and i think you're going to work togethe

this is my spot, the foam roller on the fl now, wally is an addition. >> reporter: wally comforts paul stella. >> i like it. i'm a dog person. i enjoy it to get outside. destress for a minute, take him on a walk. >> reporter: it's been nearly a year and wally is all settled around the firehouse. when engine 32 jumps in gear and into action, wally waits for ofhis family to return, tor therapy when needed. >> somemes it's easier to be with the dog than other people, if you don't want to talk. you can hang out with wally. >> we hang out together. we're a pretty close station t begin with. >> wally has been so successful at that firehouse, they are tt considering ing more dogs in firehouses of fairfax county. >>> talking abt the extreme heat. dangerous heat. look at these temperares soaring into the 90s. close to lunchtime and through the afternoon. the humidity will make a huge difference. we'll look at how hot it will feel inaf thrnoon hours. >>> and mrabreaking her silence the woman who says she was staby the alleged "capital gazette" gunman sharing her story. here's money for a. here's

that wally opdycke would not talk to us. keith morrison: what? had you asked him by then? no, we hadn't even requested to interview wally. we hadn't even called him. keith morrison: what did you think? oh, i thought, wow, huge red flags. i thought, wow, this guy, we haven't even asked to talk to him and he's already got an attorney, and the attorney's already contacting us telling us not to contact wally opdycke. it was crazy. same with linda. she hired an attorney right away. keith morrison: linda invoked her fifth amendment right to remain silent. a judge ultimately ordered her to sit for a deposition. still didn't say anything. pretty much every question we asked her, she took the fifth on. keith morrison: so there was one defendant in the murder of mark's stover, michael oakes. but he certainly didn't look the part of a hired killer. all five foot six of him, soft spoken understated, articulate, father of four, grandfather of one. john henry browne: yeah, he's not your hollywood casting for a hit man. keith morrison: but

. >> reporter: it's easy to see, wally lovesg people feel good. he lives a dog's life. >> fetch! >> fetches the ba. >> answers commands. >> reporter: this 2-year-old goldendoodle has a special job. 'sieve tst rtthanapdifog i ctheine c ntry o live full-time at a firehouse. home is station 32 in fairfax county with arapersonalized in the family room. >> m this spot and now wally is my addition. >> reporter: after a hard day fighting the flames, spreading out wh wally comforts firefighter paul stella. >> for myself, i like it. i'mpe dog on. so i enjoy it, just toe, get outsidestress for a minute, take him for a walk, watch him run around. >> it's been nearly a year and ntlly is all settled in around gea r and into tion, wally waits for his family to return to offern therapy w needed. >> sometimes it's easier to be with the dog than other people, if you don't want totalk, you can always hang out with wally. >> i think he's brought us together. more so than what we already were. and we're a prett close station to begin with. >> and this program is ver successful. ehis is a pilot progr

. >> reporter: easy to see wally loves making people feel good. he lives a g's life. >> fetch. >> reporter: fetches a ball, answers comyends, this 2-ar-old golden doodle has a special job, certified canine therapy. he's believed to be the first therapy dog in the country to live full-time at a fire house. home is station 32 in fairfax coun p with asonalized crate in the family room. >> this is my spot, the firm roller and the floor. >> reporter: after a hard day fight the flames, spreading out with wally comforts, firefighter paul stella >> for myself i like it. i'm a dog person so i enjoy it to get tsoue and de-stress for a minute, take him on a wuk. >> reporter: it's been nearly a year and wally is all settled in around the firehouse. when engine 32 jumps into gear and into action, wally waits for his family to return and offer therapy when needed. >> sometimes it's easier to be with then dog tha other people. if you don't want to ta , you can always hang out with wally.t >> ink he bonds us together, ore so than what we already were. we're a pre

and this long lean cop, jim wallis, looking on so intently. >> this is a case, a true love story between three people. one woman who was loved intensely over the top by two men in two very different ways. >> he was the first, the husband. a surfer. the real deal. his name was archie mcfarland. good ol' arch. everybody loved him. laid back, kind, reliable. ten years older than mary ann but crazy about her. she brought a daughter with her when they married in the early '60s, and together they had a son gary. they settled down near the ocean, an l.a. suburb. >> we had a great typical nuclear family. dad went off to work. my mom stayed at home and did all the home stuff, the stuff that you see in "leave it to beaver." >> you will see when gary talks about his dad how close they were. and it wasn't just because archie introduced him to surfing. >> i always looked up to my dad. my dad was a really soft-spoken, easy-going yet affable guy. >> here they were to the outside world, an old-fashioned family. inside, secretly, something seething. it was almost christmas 1985. 5:30 a.m. archie started

wally is suffering. at 86, the heat has made his lung condition worse. he was rushed to hospital after collapsing at home. i fell, fell backwards into a radiator. took a chunk out of my back. he's now making sure he drinks plenty of water during the heat wave. it's the second time it's happened. and so is don, on the other side of the ward. he came in dehydrated with a kidney problem. i go into the hallway, and the next thing i know, i'm on the deck. what, you just passed out? yeah, yeah. that's scary. it is. here at milton keynes hospital, they've seen an increase in admissions, including sunburn and heatstroke. we've got more patients needing more treatment and in fact at this time of the year we've got nearly all of our beds, our winter pressure beds already open, and that is a real concern for us. so much for getting away from it all. when travel delays meant that eurotunnel could not be used, passengers faced hours of delays. eurotunnel is an absolute joke. some of the motorway embankment in 34 degrees heat. fire hydrants were open to call people do

and attacked wally--elaine conoly/ dog owner: "he didn't need to be outside, near a 150 pound dog." since that day--she says she hasn't heard from the sitter... and cant find wally's remains--after he was left at a pet hospital...as for rover--elaine says she still had to pay for their services..and since an initial email...apologizing...nothing else has been done...after we reached out--the company's pr spokesperson tells us the company is distraught and has opened an investigation...and remains committed to supporting elaine...the sitter is no longer working with rover.but that's a little too late for elaine..shes pressing charges...and is hiring an attorney....she's hopes others learn from her tragedy.elaine conoly/ dog owner: "truly, it was like having my heart ripped out of my chest. you cant replace ten years of memories. i just want them to be just held liable for their actions. they are falsely advertising to people." coming up at eight.. how the detention of hundreds of immigrant children in the u.s.... has morphed into a billion dollar industry. plus. how a russian based c

i am thinking of the turnip headlines for graham taylor and wally with a brolly for steve mcclaren. how different is it with gareth southgate? is it down to how well the team is doing or the kind of man he is? it is an number of things. we have so often given stick to the football association, but they have done superbly well to break down the barriers between the england national team and the press and the public. they have not mollycoddled them treated them like rock stars. they have encouraged them to be open with the media and to use social media. we have seen it so to use social media. we have seen it so often and in the wake of saturday's game. that culture of openness has re—established a connection between england fans, the media and the england team. gareth southgate has managed at the under 21 level, so there is a continuity with the players in the senior team and it has been a perfect storm that has come together at the right time because this is the most open world cup ever to win and there will be a new name on the trophy this season. there is every expectation it cou

fresh air to debate the issue we invited political activist george bada and media commentator neil wallis. kids play. anything into toy guns why on earth we tend to obsess that activity that a year is going to turn them into serial killers later for me that for me that's not fun now it seems to me by the way this isn't like a government set of nannies they have you as a conduit like can i finish my can i finish my point now please this is not the nanny state saying please don't do it the question is how do i and relation to my four year old try and relate to these things and the last thing i'm saying is you know demonize children because they want to you know they're playing things out in a certain way and going bang bang i mean for a start you know kids will do that anyway without the toy guns i just think the idea of making fun of something that is a selling killing machine is a complicated things you are mentioning that you're a grown man with a four year old well funnily enough and i'm a grown man with a twenty four year old and he played with guns when he was young and he's not into

wally is suffering. at 86, the heat has made his lung condition worse. he was rushed to hospital after collapsing at home. i fell, fell backwards into a radiator, took a chunk out of my back. he's now making sure he drinks plenty of water during the heatwave. it is the second time it has happened. and so is don, on the other side of the ward. he came in dehydrated, with a kidney problem. i go to the army, and the next thing i knew, i'm on the deck. what, you just passed out? yeah. that's scary. it is. emergency air—con units were brought into the hospital this afternoon, as temperatures climbed above 30 celsius. here in milton keynes, the heat has led to an increase in admissions, including sunburn and sunstroke. we've got more patients needing more treatment and, in fact, at this time of the year, we've got nearly all of our beds, our winter pressure beds, already open. and that's a real concern for us. so you're operating at winter levels? absolutely. at the end ofjuly. absolutely, yes. next to the ambulance is today, an ice cream van. how is this fo

wally is suffering. at 86, the heat has made his lung condition worse. he was rushed to hospital after collapsing at home. i fell, fell backwards into a radiator. took a chunk out. he's now making sure he drinks plenty of water during the heat wave. second time it's happened. and so is don, on the other side of the ward. he came in dehydrated with a kidney problem. i go into the hallway. and the next thing i knew, i'm on the deck. what, you just passed out? yeah. that's scary. it is. here in milton keynes, the heat has led to an increase in admissions including sunburn and sunstroke. we've got more patients needing more treatment and in fact that this time of the year we've got nearly all of our beds, our winter pressure beds already open, and that is a real concern for us. so you're operating at winter levels at the end ofjuly? absolutely, yes. they have put emergency air con on the ward. next to the ambulances today — an ice cream van. but elsewhere in the uk, medical staff have not been so lucky. we have had nurses feeling sick, dizzy. we had a nurs

wally is suffering. at 86, the heat has made his lung condition worse. he was rushed to hospital after collapsing at home. i fell, fell backwards into a radiator. took a chunk out. he's now making sure he drinks plenty of water during the heat wave. second time it's happened. and so is don, on the other side of the ward. he came in dehydrated with a kidney problem. i go into the hallway. and the next thing i knew, i'm on the deck. what, you just passed out? yeah. that's scary. it is. here in milton keynes, the heat has led to an increase in admissions including sunburn and sunstroke. we've got more patients needing more treatment and in fact that this time of the year we've got nearly all of our beds, our winter pressure beds already open, and that is a real concern for us. so you're operating at winter levels at the end ofjuly? absolutely, yes. they have put emergency air con on the ward. next to the ambulances today — an ice cream van. but elsewhere in the uk, medical staff have not been so lucky. we had a nurse who had to be hospitalised after doing

he instinct wally kicks it away. they're kind of thinking like maybe he's like that, i want some more. >> it left all the food on the ground still. >> no, the rice. >> he doesn't want -- >> anything that can make this video any better is if david was doing the commentary, i wonder what that would be like like on a work site. >> here we can see two animals tag taking a well earned break. they've been working nonstop for over 20 minutes. >> he nails it, it's a baby. oh, a predator. >> a surprise attack from a predator, startled their unsuspecting lay about. >> he started investigating this hungry bird. >> won't need to eat again for at least an hour. >> this is cool. >> next up we approach a youngling to watch them learn in the hope of becoming a fully fledged adult. >> oh, here we go. >> although, his main skills are -- making. >> it's my favorite, favorite construction video, i think it's so funny. >> could i please ask you do that? you've got the voice. >> i'll see kwha do. >>> this dude's minding his own business.

humans of could score you had the chance with a fantastic save by a big force where you put all these wally covering all the area of the wall in front of mans a kitchen runs of kids had no goal we didn't see that but then in that one the heat's a little short and basically it was a good and it as you say took the recreation country of only four million people and yet this will be this there are three today the second seven final already they seem to produce this kind of gritty but very talented very technically a very talented very technical day they leave the country normally very very early . normally the destinations are more close by is more rare player two to leave croatia and come to england for example is more they go to germany a lot they go to countries in that area where they get some some discipline where they get physically more more and more powerful it is each you went from a croatia goes to dortmund goes to valse world goes to win. i don't know why i didn't come to manchester and i wanted him. but this voice. telling to players i think they feel obviously their country in a s

i am thinking of the turnip headlines for graham taylor and wally with a brolly for steve mcclaren. how different is it with gareth southgate? is it down to how well the team is doing or the kind of man he is? it is an number of things. we have so often given stick to the football association, but they have done superbly well to break down the barriers between the england national team and the press and the public. they have not mollycoddled them treated them like rock stars. they have encouraged

i'm thinking of the "turnip" headlines for graham taylor and the wally with the brolly for steve mcclaren. how different, though, is it with gareth southgate? is it entirely down to how well the team is doing or the kind of man he is? i think it's a number of things. so often we've given stick to the football association but they've done superbly well to break down the barriers between the england national team and the press and public. they haven't mollycoddled them, they've not treated them like rock stars. they've encouraged them to be open with the media, encouraged them to use social media, as we've seen so often, and in the wake of saturday's game. that culture of openness has re—established a connection between england fans, the media and the england team. gareth southgate has managed at under 21 level, so there is a continuity with the players going into the senior team too. i think it's been a perfect storm really that's come together at the right time because this is the most open world cup there's ever been to win and there will be a new name on the trophy this season. there

wally is suffering. at 86, the heat has made his lung condition worse. he was rushed to hospital after collapsing at home. condition worse. he was rushed to hospital after collapsing at homeli fell, fell backwards into a radiator. sort of chunk it up. he's 110w radiator. sort of chunk it up. he's now making sure he drinks plenty of water during the heat wave. second time it's happened. and so is don, on the other side of the work. he came in dehydrated with a kidney problem. i go into the hallway. what time hejust problem. i go into the hallway. what time he just passed problem. i go into the hallway. what time hejust passed out? problem. i go into the hallway. what time he just passed out? yeah. that scary. it is. in marriages the air c011 scary. it is. in marriages the air con units were brought into the hospital this afternoon as temperatures climbed above 30 celsius. here in the thinking, the heat has led to an increase in admissions including sunburn and sun sure. we've got more patients needing more treatment and in fact that this time of the year

. >> the father had prayers and all of our intentions go out to the family and wally. we just want her to come home safely. >> she went part of her younger life in the bay area. last seen going out for a jog wednesday night. >> this is not like her at all. she's very responsible and conscientious young woman. >> they have been searching for molly. her mother laura spoke to us by phone. >> it is exhausting because i don't know where she is. i don't know if she's safe. we're just hoping for her safe return. >> her daughter had no enemies. molly was last seen wearing gym shorts, a black sports bra and running shoes. >> she might have a fitbit on and she might have her cell phone but obviously we have tried just calling her but it's either off or dead. >> in the meantime, a churche bs to pray. >> we just pray for her to be found. it is truly awful. >> police say that search is ongoing, but at this point they don't need anymore volunteers. brooklyn, iowa has about 1,500 people and most of that community on the lookout for molly. >>> okay. right away let's get back to that b

cave entrance postell the announcer wally the floods. the problem then is how to do it. there's been talk of teaching me teaching the boys how to dive and years diving equipment and then letting them dive out that seems fraught with all sorts of perils because cave diving is a not like ordinary mortar dining these cavers use their passion to save lives they say they're driven by a sense of camaraderie right now they can't help thinking about the ongoing rescue efforts in thailand lady barbara al-jazeera darbyshire in northern england a private humanitarian rescue ship has docked in barcelona in spain after being refused entry to italy in malta the estrella belongs to the open arms charity that rescued sixty people from a river boat off the coast of libya on saturday italy has accused private rescue boat operators of encouraging human traffickers to take refugees across the mediterranean from africa to europe. says enough and we managed to rescue sixty people on fortunately since we left the area and i think if i haven't lost count almost five hundred people have died in

we have to run up the score wally can because pretty soon, we're not revealed elected dogcatcher with the changing electorate. democrats like se i think are torn, on one hand they feel like let's just keep biding her time and waiting for the demographics to change. waiting for people to come to their senses. on the other hand, you have people like the caller who feel like what just happened. we don't control anything and we need to radically shake things up. one more call, jean from st. pete's florida. caller: thank you for taking my call. hello. host: go ahead. woman or ading a man's religion against him getting a job just doesn't make sense. not in this day and age. we already had a catholic president where i heard norman vincent pale say if we elected that kennedy, the vatican would be running the u.s., he was so wrong. he was so wrong. the supreme court, their decision in my mind is that that. that's it. it, justrned it's not re andother bunch in thei they overturn the decision. they are not the great supreme court that we felt we had. on one hand, conservatives do feel very defen

and i remember coming to juneau as a 25-year-old, when wally hickle was elected governor 1967. in those days we scrambled for any kind of four walls and a bet we could. i hear things haven't changed that much. and at that opinion in time i was young and ignorant, as i recall, looking back at it, but didn't know it. but as with others who came down, i was passionate and young and energetic, and -- but there were a lot of things i did not know about life, and was doing the best i could under those circumstances, as we all were, and never in my wildest imagination did i ever think that i would write a book. in fact i haven't written anything for over 40 years. of any consequence. the only thing i ever wrote that meant anything to me, that opened up my buys, and understanding was -- my eyes and understanding was the little paper i did for jay when the taught constitutional law in fairbanks. for those who are young and in school yet, a little theme, paper, might change your life. as it did mine. because i had never understood the nature of our own alaska native history. until i took

wally herger the government has been unwilling -- and the evaluation. that is one reason why they are headed for the long grasp. jason: was the connection between iran code in the decisions around oil prices? how they play with just? shift ine seen a real a policy here. i think it is fascinating and tells us summon about where the iba is. in the first quarter of the year, they were seen very handy. prices have been rallying steadily. besides take effect, global stock prices were changed. in the first quarter, we were happy to receive prices. there were happy for the market to get tighter. they got to 18 and wanted a higher. donald trump intervened and he started tweeting and used his no, we do nott -- have high oil prices. it is putting too much strain in the american consumer. we have always had a very anti-opec attitude. prices rise tot high. we need to see more production. saudi arabia has a very close little relationship with trump. what we have seen as a very quick change in saudi oil policy. which have kept a lid on prices to some extent. it is al

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and i remember coming to juneau as a 25-year-old when wally was first elected governor in 1967. in those days we scrambled for any kind of four walls and a bad thatat we could. i hear things have changed that much. [laughing] and at that point in time i was young and ignorant, as i recall looking back at it, but didn't know it. but as with others who came down, i was passionate and young and energetic. but there were a lot of things that i did not know about life, and was doing the best i could under those circumstances, as we all were. and never in my wildest imagination that everything that i would write a book. in fact, i haven't written anything for over 40 years of any consequence, and the only thing i ever wrote that mean anything to me that opened up my eyes and understanding was a little paper i did in fairbanks. .. per, might change your life. as it did mine. because i had never understood the nature until i took a few months during that spring to look back at our country's history sand the relations between nations that involve land. and with that comprehension, i came

. >> wally wants to know the trade on visa ahead of its earnings. >> i like this company i think it's one you want to own for a couple more years. i wouldn't do anything other than hold it if you own it, and buy it even before. >> thanks for your questions, keep them coming send them to cnbc.com/halftime there you go you can tweet us as well @halftimereport use #askhalftime >>> next, from one billionaire investor to another, warren buffett's words for lee cooperman. >>> plus, your final trades. "halftime" is back in two minutes. ♪ hawaii is in the middle of the pacific ocean. we're the most isolated population on the planet. ♪ hawaii is the first state in the u.s. to have 100% renewable energy goal. we're a very small electric utility. but, if we don't make this move we're going to have changes in our environment, and have a negative impact to hawaii's economy. ♪ verizon provided us a solution using smart sensors on their network that lets us collect near real time data on our power grid. (colton) this technology is helping us integrate rooftop solar, which is a very important e

the credit wally of the investment-grade sector, 50% is at the lowest rung, a sign of the deterioration in the quality of credit. corporate debt to gdp is at the highest level it has an in u.s. history. i think that is what those distressed investors are looking at. for the economy, for workers, producers and consumers, this is a scary scenario. if interest rates increase as the fed is trying to engineer, those increased interest rates are going to put restraints on higher borrowing costs for governments, for corporate, and for consumers as they try to roll over their debt. that incremental debt service that the higher interest rates will create puts a constraint on investment, on spending, and could very well lead to a recession. >> speaking of sovereign, you are bringing something to guggenheim that they didn't have before, sovereign advisory, rico? you work on puerto and greece, as well. where in the world are you worried about? jim: in the world economy today, there is $5 trillion of outstanding dollars denominated in debt that has been incurred -- incurred by sovereigns and by corp

the issue with trade glow wally is when you trade with people you are probably less likely to make war with them and they tend to be your allies in other areas. this is unusual. we are fighting with our enem enemies. we're doing something with russia on the 15th. we're not clear what that is. and we're pulling out of the iran deal. there is more to this whether we lost or won a war on trade. >> it is cha i don't sos. the president says that putin is fine and then he attacks justin trudeau and his chief trade advisor. i mean, i go back to the old bat man movie, the joker. the joker likes chaos. it seems that the president has almost a psychological need to create crises. he's not going about this trade policy in a reasonable rational way, whether his advice is from conservative economists or progressive economists. he is just doing it in a way that seems an attack on trade with our allies and competitors in a way that will work to the advantage of china and even work to the advantage of russia and harming americans in the short run, if not the long run. farmers can't go too long on taki

and their allies so if we look deeper i think this is another confirmation of an ongoing trend where wally that is like trump like c.c. like and ham and been sort of men are those who are willing to be members of the club of the powerful and by moving this way or pushing this way they are ignoring or kind of jumping over all these treaties and international organizations so unfortunately we are now in a war that we're all by lack that elevations of between strongly that is more significant than the traditional kind of alliance and global diplomacy. rebels are losing ground in southern syria with several towns and villages accepting government rule at least fifteen people were killed in the town of devore province on saturday and the fighting of failed the free syrian army says it refuses to surrender country lopez are doing as well. with the celebration over syrian forces claiming control of rebel held town isn't dora province syria's state media showed these images allegedly showing unwavering support. but on syria's border a desperate plea more than one hundred sixty thousand civilians h

frank wally -- frankly sweeps into much of the economy and makes punishment here in america and our allies that are unnecessary. we're working with the white house to target -- more nearly target this issue. for the 100 house republicans have signed a letter basically telling the trump administration, look, you are asked to ask the question do we have a level playing field for automotive's and automotive products in america. isir point to the president be cautious -- this is a major part of our industry. think about the whole trading relationship, the importance of r&d.indy -- >> i was struck by that. the commerce department is undergoing the comment review. -- period. virtually every u.s. auto dealer is against it. they are saying -- forget about portfolio managers for a second have onmpact this could folks getting a car repair, in your district for example could be negative. does that concern you? >> it concerns a number of members. is the investigation looking at the broader issues? national security does not seem to be any area where automotive and auto parts would fit. one, look at th

. >> i want to bring in kim wally, former assistant united states attorney and former independent counsel in the whitewater investigation. what are the chances mueller agreed to new public demands for an interview with trump? >> well, impossible. there aren't even any standards for that. the idea is the president gets to decide if this is a legitimate investigation in exchange for testimony. as you mentioned, we've had 23 indictments, including russian contr trolls. we have three people in the campaign. we have a former white house adviser. we've got charges of lying to the fbi, conspiracy texts, crimes. this is a far cry from a witch hunt. but of course politically we heard this as far back as the nixon administration when that presidency was under some investigation as well. >> then if it's absolute nonsense what rudy giuliani is asking for what would mueller's next strategic move be? >> well, he has two options. one is to go forward without it. there's nothing mandating he sit down with trump. any good prosecutor's going to want to to determine whether there are any inconsistent statem

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serving in the alaska state legislature as a representative, governor wally hickle appointed senator stevens to the u.s. senate seat upon the death of senator bob bartlett. at the time, he was appointed, was pressing in congress was soderling the aboriginal land claims of alaskan natives in the state. prior to that, oil had been discovered on the north slope. the question established under statehood of owned land in alaska had never been settled. the discovery of the oil was threatened because we could not access it. timeenator called his working on what became the alaska native claims settlement act, his trial by fire. it was another instance of how senator stevens used innovation and bipartisanship, which is a theme you can see throughout his career. he worked to bring together alaskan natives and others to finally resolve these claims. senator stevens realized what a failure the reservation system in the lower 48 was. he wanted to create something where the natives had control of their destiny. both to preserve their cultural traditions, but also to have an economic base from whic

dagen: foreign affairs and national security analyst wally ferris. how should they handle vladimir putin going forward particularly with the summit in dc in the fall? >> in terms of foreign policy as the secretary said a minute ago, we are tough, the united states doing more than the previous administration with regard to russian expansion, helping the ukrainians, intervening in syria and sanctions. the question is what to do about russia at home and the public is lost here, not distinguishing between influence and meddling and intervening through cyber, all branches of government need to inform the citizens as to what it is and one more thing, legally speaking, any action against our laws should be addressed. politically speaking how to respond, should deal with that. dagen: realistic areas of cooperation with russia. if you look at its meddling on the world stage and it's in the various acts far and wide, they are our adversary. >> during elections, and in the 19th century. our relationship with russia is complex and on the one hand we need to cont

we have to run up the score wally can because pretty soon, we're not revealed elected dogcatcher with the changing electorate. democrats likewise i think are torn, on one hand they feel like let's just keep biding her time and waiting for the demographics to change. waiting for people to come to their senses. on the other hand, you have people like the caller who feel like what just happened. we don't control anything and we need to radically shake things up. one more call, jean from st. pete's florida. caller: thank you for taking my call. hello. host: go ahead. woman or ading a man's religion against him getting a job just doesn't make sense. not in this day and age. we already had a catholic president where i heard norman vincent pale say if we elected that kennedy, the vatican would be running the u.s., he was so wrong. he was so wrong. the supreme court, their decision in my mind is that that. that's it. it, justrned it's not re andother bunch in thei they overturn the decision. they are not the great supreme court that we felt we had. on one hand, conservatives do feel very defe

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