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thank you, heather and rob. heather: not too bad. janice: happy monday. rob: one more before fourth of july. tim tebow, new york mets promoting tebow to the type class a affiliate. heather: entered final game with the colombia fire flies with three home runs, 23rbi's, he should receive a warm welcome down south where he led the university of florida the two national championships. rob: he has talent. heather: we will see if he has the same success with baseball. rob: front and center on u.s. government websites. the crypted message directed at president trump. heather: remember the university professor who sparked outrage by saying that college students, the college student who died after being held prisoner of north korea got what he deserved, that's a quote, the punishment that she is now facing. rob: spreading fake news, the crack-down on russia coverage now going on at cnn. stay tune for that. as moms, we send our kids out into the world, full of hope. and we don't want something like meningitis b getting in their way. meningococcal group b disease, o

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heather: do they exist or not. rob: griff, thanks so much. heather: thank you. rob: congressman scalise continuing to improve. from critical to serious condition. shot at baseball practice in virginia last week. he sent this father's day message on twitter urging people to take the time to be close to the ones you love. republican congressman rodney davis echoing that same message. >> i can tell you this is the best father's day i have ever had to be able to come back home and see the outpouring of care and support from the people that know me best, including my family. it has just been a really humbling event and very memorable for me and my family. rob: davis also renewing the call for politicians to stop all this political rhetoric, violent rhetoric, come together. three other people were shot when james hodgkinson opened fire in what appears to be a politically motivated attack. heather: some of america's top tech bosses expected to meet with president trump today. our commander-in-chief inviting ceos apple tim cook and jeff bezos to the white house to talk

welcome to the second hour of "happening now," i am jon scott. >> heather: i'm heather childers, it's nice to be here. it's an all out effort as we have been discussing with the trauma team, working to get the votes on board and they have their work cut out for them because there is no margin for error. five republican senators are opposed to the bill in its current form, enough to sink it when it heads to the floor for a vote. >> president trump is using the full weight of the white house to get this bill through the senate. he hasn't put a deadline on it, but he is continuing to express confidence that in the end, senate republicans will be able to come together and to do what they have been promising to do for years, repeal and replace obamacare. >> i don't think they are that far off. famous last words, right? i think we are going to get there. i can't promise but i think we are going to get there. >> to get there, president trump will need to convince at least three republican senators to get on board. he is applying pressure by calling them, personally while simultaneously accus

. >> heather: i'm heather childers and for jenna lee. the news of the administration, it comes on the heels of president trump's decision to back out of the paris kleiman accord and what many saw as a controversial decision. demonstration stands behind it saying the president is fulfilling his campaign promise to put america first. >> this is an agreement that puts an enormous burden on american consumers and the american economy while allowing countries like india and china to virtually get off scot-free for a decade or more. the president today after listening to all sides, after listening to european leaders last week, made a decision to fulfill his word to the american people, to get out of the paris accord, but to also leave the door open to the possibility of negotiating a completely new deal or going back into the agreement on terms that put the american economy and american people first. >> heather: kevin joins us live from the white house with more. >> always nice to talk with you and lucky as well. this is another bite of the a

heather: that is a mess. an annual tradition for graduating seniors in arizona to dump notes and test down the stairs and guess who has to clean it up? the freshman. of course. are we still allowed to say freshman? rob: i wouldn't have had that. 40 minutes after the hour, kathy griffin under fire, just dumped by cnn for the new year's show. could she prove there is such a thing as too far for the far left? fair and balanced debate. heather: the state of california once free healthcare for all but there is a catch. they want you to pay for it. rob: the school that charged a mom for putting raisins in her lunch box. ♪ i never knew a guy who carried a mirror ♪ just in case ♪ and two in the reserves. our 18 year old was in an accident. when i call usaa it was that voice asking me, "is your daughter ok?" that's where i felt relief. it actually helped to know that somebody else cared and wanted make sure that i was okay. that was really great. we're the rivera family, and we will be with usaa for life. usaa.

heather: it is half past the top of the hour. rob: donald trump asking for a better bill to repeal and replace obamacare. heather: they are delaying the bill until next month. >> reporter: i can't confirm the gop senators are having wars with each other but they could reach a deal on the obamacare overhaul for the fourth of july recess, mitch mcconnell delaying the vote after it became clear there is no chance of passing, nine gop senators opposing the bill for a variety of reasons, the medicaid cuts did not help but after a meeting at the white house between all 52 republican senators and the president mitch mcconnell held out hope they could get their saying progress was made at the meeting. the president continued to press the urgency. >> we have no choice but to solve the situation. obamacare is a total disaster, melting down as we speak, rates are going up. >> reporter: democrats uniformly oppose the bill, chuck schumer called it rotten and vowed to defeat it. >> we will fight the bill tooth and nail and we have a good chanc

welcome to the second hour of "happening now," i am jon scott. >> heather: i'm heather childers. it is friday. >> jon: it is a long weekend for a lot of people. >> heather: president trump and the south korean president making a joint statement about an hour ago, the two leaders discussing future relations between the u.s. and south korea, which included talks on how to handle north korea. at this as president trump also deals with the majors issues here at home like health care, with the senate g.o.p. bill now stuck in neutral. >> jon: we have live team fox coverage. we begin with the white house correspondent kevin corke live on the north line. >> you are right about that health care talk, this is what a lot of republicans have been angling for, let's repeal it and come back later and replace it. what they are telling me is what that does is it removes some of the barriers to creating meaningful tax reform which the white house would like to get done later this year, and it also gives congress a chance to put its stamp on an entirely different program, presumably a better progr

. >> heather: i'm heather childers. u.s. congressman steve scalise is hospitalized in critical condition. a gunman opened fire on republican lawmakers practicing for tonight's charity baseball game, that is all they were doing. president trump, the first lady and vice president pence have all visited congressman scalise in the hospital as well as the police officer who was also shocked. all of this happening as mr. trump reacts to a political bombshell. >> jon: we have live the fox coverage from the white house, but we begin live at nationals park in washington where the charity baseball game will go on tonight as scheduled. >> a few miles away from here at medstar hospital, congressman steve scalise is still being treated in critical condition and we are told the doctors there are starting to evaluate his condition in 12 hour increments. they say right now, the situation with his health is complicated because surgeries to fix bone damage from this bullet can't be scheduled until damage to internal organs is addressed first.

welcome to the second hour of "happening now," i'm jon scott. >> heather: i'm heather childers. while we wait for the white house and they wait for word on the senate health care bill, it is ready to roll out the president's revised travel ban in the meantime. of the supreme court giving the white house a green light to implement parts of the plan with a major decision earlier this week. the administration then using a three day period to iron out all the details of the band, hoping to avoid the problems that paralyzed them during the first roll out. >> jon: chief congressional correspondent mike emanuel is live from the capital held with the latest on health care. we begin at douglas international airport. >> that travel ban officially begins at 8:00 p.m. tonight, 72 hours after the supreme court decision on monday, so we don't see the kind of confusion we saw with the first travel ban. we see no evidence of chaos or confusion, at least today. it is conceivable that that could change if there are people who are in the air before the ban takes effect and who land here and at oth

heather: thanks for starting your day with us. donald trump promising a big surprise in the healthcare package. rob: a new deadline to come up with a revised plan by tomorrow. the deadline is quickly approaching. >> reporter: don't count them out, republicans working vigorously to provide a bill by tomorrow and how is this for a teaser from the president? >> healthcare is working very well. a big surprise with a great healthcare package. >> reporter: what that surprise is we don't know. can it bridge the gap between senators divided over a variety of issues? nine senators causing the vote to be delayed. one of them senator rand paul, started the idea of splitting the bill into. >> the idea has been talked about for at least a year, there might be another opportunity of a separate bill that has more bipartisan support that would elute the spending, people in the republican caucus want. >> reporter: democrats have been unified in opposing the bill, chuck schumer suggested meeting get warehouse to open the door for talks. >> i make m

heather: so sad to see. woods did not have any alcohol in his system but a police report revealing he was on four medications. he was arrested after failing four sobriety tests. kathy griffin, a fake beheaded donald trump, will speak out today. she is holding a press conference about alleged bullying from the first family. she is also expected to explain why she took the photo, she is facing bipartisan back lash. the veterans of foreign wars the latest group saying her apology is not accepted. rob: hillary clinton caught dissing the dnc. >> i inherit nothing from the democratic party. it was bankrupt. it was on the verge of insolvency. its data was mediocre to poor, nonexistent, wrong. rob: joe biden launching a new pack, no real clear leader right now. does the dnc have some work to do? can they get it together? chief of communications for hillary clinton thanks for coming on. at this point, who is running the party? who is the figurehead? >> we are six month from the presidential election of 2016, a lot of

." >> heather: i'm heather childers. republican leaders, they are going back to the drawing board on a health care plan after nine g.o.p. senators came out opposing the bill for a very different reason. despite meeting with the white house with president trum president trump, mitch mcconnell says republicans have to reach a consensus. >> either republicans will agree and change the status quo, or the markets will continue to collapse and will have to sit down with senator schumer and my suspicion is that any negotiation with the democrats will include none of the reforms that we would like to make both on the market side and the medicaid side. so for all of those reasons, we need to come up with a solution the american people elected us to do that and we're working hard to get there. >> heather: mike emanuel is live for us on capitol hill. >> good morning. senate republican leaders are hoping to make significant progress in the coming days. it will be voting on health care reform after the fourth of july recess. as you m

heather: live with details. >> good morning rob and heather. we have seen these attacks all too often a vehicle being used to mow pooh people down indiscriminately. this was targeted at muslims. just finishing ramadan prayers. being called a terrorist attack and being investigated by the counter terrorism yiewcket here. happened just after midnight near a muslim center just behind me. one man is now dead. over 10 injured. and it happens at a time when many muslims are out on the streets trying to celebrate the end of ramadan and now community members here trying to avoid division. but the stories that we hear are bodies strewn across the road. desperate attempts to save one person and still anger here. police arrested the driver as you say 48-year-old white man. weighs grappled to the ground by two by standards until police arrived. two men are being called heroes. eyewitnesses have also reported he said a number of times i have done my bit and i want to kill muslims. >> wait outside the mosque targeted muslims

. >> heather: fasten your seat belts, i'm heather childress. jeff sessions, one of many getting ready to face some rough questions about the recent controversy plaguing the trump administration, including the russia investigation and the firing of fbi director james comey. that is set for 2:30 p.m. eastern time. right now, rod rosenstein is on the hot seat and as that hearing begins, patrick leigh he said that ag sessions should be there instead and not rosenstein. he had some tough words for sessions. >> i do have questions for the attorney general. i want to know why he has provided false testimony to me and to senator franken. i want to know if why he's recused on the russia investigation, he played any role in the dismissal of fbi director comey. >> jon: herridge is live from the heart skybox on capitol hil capitol hill. >> the last few minutes, we've had to change locations from the skybox because we are getting security sweeps in anticipation of the attorney general's testimony just a few short hours from now. we are one hour into the tes

. >> heather: i am heather childress, the stage set for a high-stakes showdown, attorney general jeff sessions answering questions from committee members that will ring from the russia probe to the firing of james comey. the trump administration is trying to focus on work at the president elected to begin with, job creation and repealing and replacing obamacare. the president will leave the white house a short time from now to head to wisconsin to tout his initiative. >> jon: live at fox news coverage, we begin with chief intelligence correspondent catherine harris. >> we are less than two hours out from the testimony of attorney general jeff sessions, he will be speaking in front of the same intelligence committee that james comey testified in front of last week. they have included a security sweep including the skybox as well as down on the floor where the senate panel will hear the questions and the answers from the attorney general and to give you a sense of how tightly packed the hearing room is, they have set up tree for the photographers to hitch their cameras to in front of th

welcome to the second hour of "happening now," i am jon scott. >> heather: i'm heather childers. more information and that past hour that we have to share with everybody. fox news confirming that senate republicans have been asked to reach an agreement on health care by friday. the cbo will analyze it and the senate will try to vote on it when they return from the july 4th recess. as president trump keeps his eye on health care, he is also focusing on another campaign promise, illegal immigration. an hour from now the president will meet with victims of crime collated by illegal immigrants as the house prepares to vote on two major bills tomorrow. >> jon: fox team live coverage on capitol hill, we begin with kevin corke at the white house where president trump commented on health care just a short time ago. kevin? >> that he did, good afternoon to you and everyone watching at home. it's very interesting, while health care reform may need a bit of resuscitation in the short run, immigration reform appears stronger than ever, we will have more on that in just a moment. first, let's

heather: 7 heather: janice dean. rob: only if she keeps the driver two more hours. >> i knew there was a catch. current temperatures cooler than average across the northeast and we deal with and settled whether, not only today but through the weekend, father's day weekend. we hope these showers and thunderstorms stay away from our summer concert series. we have the potential for stronger stores including severe weather across the midwest, the plains states with large hail, damaging wind and even tornadoes so that will be a concern for this evening, quick forecast across the southwest, very hot temperatures, dealing with extreme heat, high heat warnings and on the east coast and settled whether, showers, thunderstorms hit or miss for much of the weekend, keep that in mind. real quick i want to point out june, hurricane season underway and we are watching this area of disturbed weather in the gulf of mexico, potentially developing in the next five days, busy in the extreme weather center. rob: early for this kind of ta

. >> heather: i'm heather childers, nice to be here with you. a lot more discussion on tap for this. republicans downplaying results of the cbo score that predicts that the bill will leave more than 20 million people uninsured over the next decade. pointing out that the score also estimates the legislation will lower premiums and flash the federal deficit over that same time period. now six republicans saying they cannot support the bill. >> the american people need better care right now and this legislation includes the necessary tools to provide it. >> the bill has been hanging on by a thread and cbo shows why. republicans cannot excise the rotten core at the center of their health care bill. >> jon: senator ron johnson is on the fence about this bill. earlier, senator johnson that he told majority leader mitch mcconnell flat out, we need more time. >> we need to fix the collapsing markets of obamacare. we have to drive premiums down. what i want is the time to consider this, to allow my constituents in wisconsin a chance to review it, provide

." >> heather: i am heather childress and for jenna lee. >> very soon. >> heather: james comey is set to testify in the russia investigation and his claim of the president asked him to back off. >> jon: let's get the latest from john roberts who is live on the north line. >> good morning to you. james comey is expected to testify before the senate intelligence committee as soon as next week. we are told that he has been running by his testimony with the special prosecutor to ensure there is no conflict between what comey might say and congress under oath before senate intelligence committee and the investigation that robert mueller is conducting. on the house side of things, things are starting to move quickly. the fbi, the cia, and the nsa requested documents on susan rice, the former national security advisor and the obama white house, john brennan, and samantha power who was the ambassador to the united nations under president obama. power has never been mentioned until now in connection with the investigation, but intelligence chairman devon nunez believes she had significant invo

>> heather: i'm great. let's tackle kushner first. i want to talk about him and how this will impact the president politically. >> that's to be seen. i'm not convinced that the investigation will have a huge impact on the 2018 elections because up until this point, we have no evidence of collusion. the former fbi director himself said the president was not under investigation for collusion and then you get to this that the possible obstruction of justice is being looked at. it was a former fbi director comey who said that no reasonable prosecutor would bring the case against hillary clinton. nobody's ever been prosecuted for using the word hoax. if you use his own logic, there doesn't seem to be a case against president trump for objection of justice. until there is an actual shoe that drops, if that ever happens, i don't necessarily think that the political impact is going to be as big as the democratic party would like to hope. >> heather: jared kushner's lawyer spoke out and he said it would be standard practice for the special cou

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heather: thank you. let's take a look at some extreme weather in the southeastern united states bracing for flooding and a foot of rain as tropical storm cindy creeps toward the coast. rob: alabama under a state of emergency, dangerous rip tides, stay out of the water. janice dean is tracking the storm. >> we are seeing the wind at 60 miles an hour, is disorganized. the one big thing out of the system is going to be the rainfall, you mentioned a foot of rain, people are preparing for that. we have flash flood watches and warnings, severe weather as this is to make landfall overnight tonight towards thursday and then it will be a rain event across the mississippi river valley, ohio river valley, a lot of heavy rainfall over the next several days anywhere from 6 to 12 inches of rainfall. heat advisories for the southwest, california towards arizona, new mexico, look at the temperatures, 108, 118 in phoenix. if i could do a shameless plug, "fox and friends," we are going to find out where i came from. we ar

heather: you get more and more shocking it seems. at the same time we don't want to give away our freedom. >> that is right. if you look at the way congress works this is a big part of it. because of redistricting most of these congressional seats are very democrat and very republican, and on each side of the political aisle, to drum up -- congressman are worried about constant republican or democratic primary oppositions. there's lots of hate on social media that can get somebody unhinged to do something crazy like yesterday. heather: an opportunity to come together, the congressional baseball game they will play. we need more opportunities as well? >> the media should be -- i was upset last night because they were talking about leaks from the fbi. we have a sitting member of congress in the hospital in critical condition and you are talking new leaks, the fbi, can we do better than that? >> i was taken aback by that as well. an opportunity once again to get in and be divisive. appreciate it. >> coming up on 5:00 am on the east coas

welcome to the second hour of "happening now," i'm jon scott. >> heather: i'm heather childers. the white house running the assad regime not to launch another attack. gas attack out of that base killed thousands of civilians. >> jon: back on american soil, a battle brewing over the senate health care plan. mitch mcconnell scrambling to gather enough votes to pass the bill. lindsey graham warns him not to get that support with kickbacks. >> i worry about cornhusker kickbacks, if they start doing that they are going to lose me. >> jon: we have fox news coverage on all of this today. mike emanuel has the latest on the health care from capitol hill. we begin with kevin corke, he is at the white house where sean spicer is a set to hold an on camera briefing later this afternoon. kevin? >> you are right about that, that one coming up at about 2:00, give or take, usually they run about 15 minutes after the top of the hour. that is going to be on camera. the activity that you all mentioned over in syria actually took place at a base known as shayrat airbase. it was partially damaged by

it is the number one trauma center. >> heather: let's talk about that. he was shot in the hip, tells about the danger of that. >> the reason that the hip or upper thigh is so dangerous is because of the femoral artery, both those major arteries feeding the lower extremity oxygenated blood. if those are compromise, that could lead to -- the biggest issue, bleeding. >> heather: you have probably heard the reports about how he was lying out in the middle of the baseball field trying to drag himself to safety and there was a line of blood trailing behind him and no one could get to him because the shooting was still happening. >> he is lucky in the sense that the representative was there on the scene who knew the most important danger was the loss of blood. he quickly took from what i was told his belt off of representative scalise and tied it around his thigh to stop the blood flow. probably saving his life, if he did not do that i don't know that we will be having the same conversation right now. >> heather: he said that one of the first things he did was

. >> heather: and i am heather childers. this time yesterday thought he would be okay. >> jon: the reports are different today. >> heather: the president and vice president both visiting congressman scalise in the hospital. his injuries are worse than first reported. the bullet hit internal organs. the doctors expect them to make a full recovery. the attack lasted ten horrible minutes and injured ten other people. one witness describing the scene. >> they started shooting at me, i was pinned down in right field, at that point i got struck in the leg and made a run for it, i was running for my life. got into the dugout, i was bleeding pretty badly, but i was just trying to keep my head down, keep everybody's heads down and prevent anything else from happening. we didn't know what was going on, there was a lot of uncertainty and we were just trying to stay alive. >> heather: in the meantime we are getting more information about the gunman who was killed, when capitol police officers returned his fire. 66-year-old was a bernie

catherine herridge has more from washington. >> thank you, heather. today the president is responding to statements over the senior democrat over the weekend that the obama administration should've been torn more last fall. here is a ranking democrats on the house intelligence committee speaking on the sunday talk sho show. >> i think the obama administration should've done a lot more when it became clear that not only was russia intervening, but of big directive at the highest levels of the kremlin. i was urging that they begin then the issues of sanctioning russia. talking about what the russians have done. i think that was a mistake. >> writing on twitter this morning, the president said... meantime with the spokesman for the republican chairman of the purple senate judiciary saying that the fbi has failed to provide information to the committee about the unverified anti-trump dossier and the extent to which the fbi relied on that dossier during the investigation. the company behind the dossier fusion gps has also failed to comply with the committe

heather: he stepped into the ring. you can see this while making last stop on promotional tour in asia. may be a super bowl winner. no matter how hard he tried -- rob: ever run in to janice dean you better run the other direction as fast as you can. janice: he better be careful. heather: tom brady's son, how about that? janice: my apologies to tom brady's son. heather: gavin mcgraw coming up on "fox & friends." >> i have done in five months what other people haven't done in years. >> we are getting our first look at the secret senate healthcare bill. >> the way this bill cuts healthcare is heartless. >> speech you just heard was about a bill that he hasn't seen. >> it's a very, very narrow path. but i think we are going to get there. >> we are getting word now that some democrats even want nancy pelosi to step down. >> if we're going to win, we have to have new leadership. >> you wants me to sing my praises. i'm a master legislator. i'm a strategic astute leader. >> i hope nancy stays at least a decade. i think she is

i'm jon scott. >> heather: i'm heather childers. conservatives are working hard and they insist that the republican bill doesn't go far enough then repealing obamacare. that's where they still are. moderates worry about their voters, especially after the congressional budget office estimated that the plan would cost 22 million americans to lose their health insurance over the next decade. >> mcconnell is postponing and very damaging. it's not a victory for us. >> heather: john roberts has more. >> we expect to hear president trump in the rose garden. he is the oval office with the president. we expect the president to take a couple of questions as well. what's going on with health care right now, what we are hearing from sources at the white house is next week while the congress is on its fourth of july break, the senate will send the congressional budget office a couple versions of the health care repeal and replace bill. the president this morning throwing everything open to a new idea. if republican senators are unable to pass wh

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heather: what nancy pelosi said. another sign, the nation's second largest health insurer officially pulling out of exchanges in the midwest citing a volatile market on their decision to end the agreement in indiana and wisconsin next year. the often exchange medical firm and one in the process. >> russia as alleged interference and no evidence of collusion with the trumpet ministry, did not change any votes. >> the 16 election, the actual voting itself. >> everything i know is correct. votes were altered, suppressed and one way. >> tried to save the country from cyber attacks but state election officials fear a federal takeover of the process. this morning kellyanne conway saying the more the media focuses on russia and collusion >> on the baseball diamond some major backlash after a minor-league team blocked tim tebo's faith. rob: here with an apology this morning. >> he draws a crowd wherever he goes so you know there will be heckerling when he steps on the baseball field but one minor-league team is being accused

. >> i am heather, thank you for joining us or sticking around. jeff sessions will testify probably tomorrow before the senate intelligence committee to answer some questions raised by russian interference in the 2016 election. earlier today, the president held his first full cabinet meeting. he did not answer any of the questions about the investigation, but he did go through his and ministrations accomplishments so far. >> never has there been a president with few exceptions, fdr had a major depression to handle, whose past more legislation, who has done more things than what we have done. we have tremendous success and i think we have been as active as you can possibly be. >> joining is now with more, white house correspondent kevin corke, i met kevin. >> another monday, more talk about the russia investigation. we have the press briefing, no doubt the attorney general's pending conversation about russian meddling in the election will certainly be a topic of discussion. i think it's interesting, that what he says could prove to be fairly instru

he's got bigger fish to fry. >> heather: thank you both for joining us. a lot of breaking news, i appreciate your insight. have a great day. >> jon: knew next hour of happening now, the high-stakes senate battle to replace health care. can republicans write a new health care bill buy it tomorrow? boxing coverage from capitol hill. plus, an amazing rescue under sniper fire and mulls in mosul. ♪ a baby's skin is never more delicate. ♪ what do hospitals use to wash and protect it? ♪ johnson's® the number 1 choices in hospitals. there's nothing more important than your health. so if you're on medicare or will be soon, you may want more than parts a and b here's why. medicare only covers about 80% of your part b medical expenses. the rest is up to you. you might want to consider an aarp medicare supplement insurance plan, insured by unitedhealthcare insurance company. like any medicare supplement insurance plan, these help pick up some of what medicare doesn't pay. and, these plans let you choose any doctor or hospital that accepts medicare patients. yo

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heather? >> heather: president trump with a memorable line elected to represent the citizens of pittsburg and not paris. that didn't sit well with some of those leaders. brian is there. what are they saying? >> reporter: hi, heather, the democrat elected mayor signed an executive order promising that pittsburg will be one of 83y citieses that will follow the paris climate agreement. the mayor was personally offended by the president's speech by perpetiatinging pittsburg as an old dirty city that relieses on coal and steel. >> he completely ignore the sacrifice to get on our feet and create a new economy and in order to make the sacrifices to clean our air and water and he used us as an example of a stereotype in order to make a point. >> reporter: the city has come a long way since the steel mill days. this is pittsburg at noon time covereded in soot and smog. after the fall of the steel industry, the city reinvented itself. manufacturing jobs are down and education and health care jobs are up

amy kellogg is live with more and destroy. >> high heather. russians themselves will say they are patient people, and the government is famously tough on the opposition. by may poon has been in power now, header, for 17 years. the question always is. dude russians really want change? what will it take for them to really call for change? when will they do that? these protests today are the second series of big protests in less than six months' time. that is significant, because this comes after a five-year period of quiet. as you mentioned, the authorities were very quick to arrest that protest leader, alexei navalny. he was seen in this chopper or drone shot taken in a blue shirt from his home as he was on his way to the protests in moscow. hundreds of people have also been arrested. alexei navalny was also arrested for by lay public order. the government has given him a permit to protest in one location, but all vendors he said refused to put up a stage or sound system there. he instructed his followers overnight to come out in march on the m

police say heather and mother visited from brooklyn but heather stayed with her sister when mom returned to new york. >> i guess must be hiding here or something, never saw that lady at all. >> here's a sketch of what she might look like at 40 years old. reported missing in 2009. police say she has down's syndrome and requires care. >> hope is cared for at medical facility and somebody working there sees the picture and comes forward. >> landlord says he never saw heather. evicted sister because he said she owed in missed rent. tracked her down to former employer in el cerrito. say she left a year ago to norway on a student visa. attempts to reach her unsuccessful. anybody who recognizes heather is asked to call police. abc7 news. >>> people are being warned to stay away from unstable building in downtown berkeley. mlk and alston way, building restored as part of a housing project involving at least two buildings on the property. construction worker driving a bobcat bumped into the building knocking it off temporary supports. owner said it should be fixed tomorrow. >>> looks like no summ

. >> heather: now we're going to the scene of the shooting. fox news has learned that they are continuing to look for information on what happened. garrett tenney is live on the scene there. what can you tell us? >> it is still very much an active investigation going on. they just moved us back from the edge of the outfield of the baseball field. this was almost four hours ago. they were doing hitting practice when some man began to shoot from the third base line outside the fence. the congressmen where they are on the baseball field. there are about 15 people in the dog park next door and are people at the ymca. this is very much a residential area where all of this was playing out. police are still piecing together exactly what happened. we are told that this lasted fo. police were on the scene within 3 minutes. capitol hill police were here as part of security detail for steve scalise. they engaged in a gun battle with this gunmen who eventually took him down. we have spoken to people here, it is a scary scene, especially for the people who

i am heather childers. the president expected to lay out a plan for restriction of the communist regime. that will mark a huge reversal from the obama administration, rolling back its historic opening with savannah. john roberts is live on the north long. what can we expect from the president in a moment? >> the president as he pointed out has been very critical of the policy that he believes is nothing more than an unsuccessful appeasement policy, he plans on tightening the screws in the castro regime, demanding they make democratic reforms. "he will reinstate restrictions on tourism and personal travel to cuba, it's an organization called gaesa. he still wants cruise ships to dock there and aircraft to land there. cuba releases. prisoners, holds free and fair elections, this policy changes during a bone to the hard-line cuban-americans who supported him in last november's election, such as marco rubio. they are at the forefront of all of this. a lot of people who were involved in the and obama administrat

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heather, thank you for coming in. president trump says close cooperation will continue, but for how long, and how does theresa may going to these negotiations with european leaders who could be forgiven for expecting her not to be there in a few months time? heather: president trump also said this was a very surprising election result. look, we just don't know how this is going to work. it is extraordinary. in less than a year we have had two extraordinary political miscalculations. first, the u.k. referendum, which we assumed would not support brexit, and now a hung parliament, which weakens the prime minister. we don't know if this changes the british negotiating mandate, whether she will have to soften, whether her backbench will allow her to soften. we simply don't know. as for u.s. purposes, we want to make sure we protect u.s. interests in this, and it is going to be very difficult if we don't know it self what the negotiations will be. time will tell, but i can tell you the european union leaders are very unifi

heather will be 40 years old now. police released this facial composite tonight hoping someone might recognize her. in 2005 heather and her mom stayed with heather's sister in this apartment complex on parker street. >> phenomenon went back to new york -- mom went back to new york and that was the last time she saw her daughter in 2005, september 11th of 2005. she hasn't heard from her daughter since. it's as though she disappeared off the face of the earth. >> heather's sister moved out of the apartment in 2007. >>> state engineers are trying to fix that main spillway at the oroville dam testing out new ideas on a giant replica. we'll see the effort to get those repairs done before the next rainy season. >> reporter: blasting away the old in order to rebuild the new. >> right now we are demolishing the part of the spillway that is going to be completely rebuilt this year. >> reporter: crews at the oroville dam are removing 2/3 of the spillway concrete, roughly 2,000 feet. in the next 10 days construction of the new s

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heather watson, does she go to wimbledon renewed after this week? at think this is the best week she has ever had answer. the best tennis day of her life yesterday. her opponents are not household names but they generate a lot of respect in the locker room. her game is getting better and i think she can go beyond where she went before. she has a great game for grass. a big game against the counterpuncher.m has ina game against the counterpuncher.m has in a tremendous week here at eastbourne. you can see it saturday lunchtime on bbc one. world number four novak djokovic is through to the men's final. he showed brief glimpses of his best form against russia's daniil medvedev before coming through in straight sets 6—4, 6—4. he'll play richard gasquet or gael monfils in that final. chris froom has signed a three—year contract with team sky on the eve of the tour de france. the 104th tour gets underway and bustled off in germany tomorrow. this friend is open for his fourth victory in five yea rs open for his fourth victory in five years but it face

this heather watson go to wimbledon replenished and renewed? yes. this is the best week i think she has never had an tour. four high—quality winds, the best tennis day of her life yesterday with her winds over players who generate a lot of respect. her game is getting better. it is coming together and i think she can go way beyond where she went before. who winds tomorrow? pliskova. she's a great game for grass. wozniacki against pliskova to round off a tremendous week here at eastbourne. you can see that tomorrow lunchtime on bbc one. world number four novak djokovic is through to the men's final. he showed brief glimpses of his best form against russia's daniil medvedev before coming through in straight sets 6—4, 6—4. he'll play gael monfils in that final. chris froome has signed a new three—year contract with team sky on the eve of the tour de france. the 104th tour gets under way in dusseldorf in germany tomorrow and froome's hoping to complete his third straight win and fourth victory in five years. but he faces stiff competition from s