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asteroid strike. these are things you have to plan for. that s our box report. thanks for watching. what year do we declare independence? 1884. way out. in honor of this holiday weekend, waters world classic that won t make you proud to be an american. it all begins right now. people need kidneys, it s sad this is a democratic health care bill. are you ready? massive tax relief for middle-class american families. $700 billion in tax cuts. new health care bill gives people choice. so is the republican health bill perfectly mark of course it is a. is it better than obama care? of course it is. now, it s do or die for senate republicans. charles explains the stakes. this is really a test of the republic. if the republican party is concerned in the country is not able to pass this which is essentially about entitlement reform, if you can t do that then we have no hope of entitlements. jesse: so, we ll see if it republicans can pass the test. if they do, republicans s ....
event and they were keeping it separate. with some prodding from the press, they decided to allow a few reporters in and one camera. two hours later, they changed their minds. so there s no press inside this event right now. we have no idea what the president is saying to donors, and we likely won t find out unless one of the donors tells us. how much is the trump hotel getting paid to host this? i know you were asking some questions about that. reporter: that s a great question. we have no idea who is paying for this event tonight that the president is attending. we reached out for comment, and our requests have not been answered. so it could be the rnc. it could be the re-election campaign, and it could be that the hotel donated the space. we don t know. is it normal for a president to hold a fund raiser for rhis re-election five months after taking office? presidents obama and bush didn t unprecedented and remarkable in and of itself. put it all together and once agai ....
details of the meetings and who was there. i am much more interested in what it says about our political culture, the fact you have got two sides. you have got half the country who thinks this is the worst thing that ever happened and the only thing we should be talking about. and the other half looks at that and thinks it s crazy. kimberly: it s old news in terms are terms in terms of russia trying to point fear with elections around the world. should we be concerned about it? absolutely. it s become more a whole thing about delusions. people are delusional about the collusion. they are not getting anything done so the working class, men and women across this tridon t want knowing do with that. they want food on the table, jobs, something done about healthcare and they want washington to get to work. but washington is sick. they are weighted down with all this and it s become very ineffective and all they do is s bloviate on and on about this. donald trump was ushered in to ....
apparently he got the nickname of the commodore in his days as a kid running those ferry services in new york harbor. the other guys who worked the harbor alongside him called him commodore as a way of teasing him. and it stuck. and then that kid who they mocked as the commodore grew up to amass one of the largest fortunes in american history. the kind of fortune that leaves a mark. in 1917 right next to the then-brand new grand central station opposite vand built avenue, a huge new hotel went up with thousands of rooms. it was called the commodore hotel. it was named after correspond kneel i couldn t say, the commodore vand built. had a statute of him right out front. and that hotel was one of new york s big successful shmancy centrally located famous it was a big deal because the commodore hotel was a big landmark piece of new york real estate right next to grand central station. it also had this poetic storied connection to the great vanderbilt family. but it was a high-pro ....
do, we have a customer service hot line that we turned into a nonemergency call center, and we ve asked the residents if they need to be rescued and it s not an emergency, or if they think they might need to be rescued, that they call that 311. most of the people unless they get hit later or are near the river. w we are prioritizing those, the residents that can get out of their homes, like i said, we re prioritizing them. and also we they do know that we will wait until daybreak. because of the standing water, so many of the streets and the typically shelter in beaumont. we have three shelters open, they will not at capacity until they started to get at capacity, we ll look at opening another shelter. a shelter, you don t just put up there and ask people to come. you have to have supplies, cots, blankets, and someone that knows how to run it. and the red cross, because of all the devastation in texas is very, very limited resources for them, too. so i think that would ....