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Live from NPR News in Washington, I am Jack Speer.

The White House and Capitol Hill are still stuck in negotiations over new gun legislation. NPR's / reports Democrats are growing worried they won't reach a deal.

Democrats are worried Republicans can't agree on new gun measures. Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell said previously that the Senate would debate the legislation after an extended August recess. Now, McConnell says he is waiting on President Trump to present a plan. But Senate Minority Leader Chuck Schumer wants Republican leaders to follow through. "The time for President Trump and leader McConnell is to act now before many more lives are lost." Schumer and House Speaker Nancy Pelosi spoke with Trump on Sunday. Both later said they were not hopeful. The stalemate drew more than a dozen Democratic lawmakers to the Senate floor to denounce gun violence. /， NPR News, the Capitol.

In Israel, the votes are still being counted in what is expected to be a close race that will determine if Benjamin Netanyahu remains prime minister. NPR's Daniel Estrin has more from Tel Aviv.

Initial exit polls show a close race between the right-wing Netanyahu and his main centrist challenger Benny Gantz, a former Army chief of staff. The close race raises the possibility that Netanyahu won't have a path toward creating a coalition with his right-wing allies. That could end his decade in power. One obstacle comes from the former right-wing ally of Avigdor Lieberman whose smaller party could tip the balance. He is calling for Netanyahu and Gantz to join forces and build the coalition together. Israel's president says he'll urge party leaders to form a new government quickly. Daniel Estrin, NPR News, Tel Aviv.

Veteran NPR and ABC News political journalist Cokie Roberts has died from complications from breast cancer. She was 75. As NPR's / reports Roberts was among the first female journalists to write the top levels on broadcasting.

Cokie Roberts started covering Congress for NPR in 1978. She came from a political family, her father was Louisiana Congressman Hale Hoggs. He was Democratic majority leader when he was killed in a plane crash in 1972. Her mother Lindy Boggs then won that seat in Congress. Roberts knew politicians and future presidents as family friends. This is from C-SPAN in 2015. "It has given me empathy for politicians. I know they go take home at night to, you know, rowdy households, homework and all of that. And that they are regular people who deal with regular issues." Cokie Roberts works as a commentator for NPR from 1992 until her death. She also hosted This Week on ABC News from 1996 to 2002. /, NPR News.

Stocks ended the session up modestly today. The Dow gained 33 points.

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New York has instituted a ban on the sale of flavoured e-cigarettes today. The move is coming as federal health officials investigated mysterious uptake in severe breathing illnesses linked to vaping. The ban, which covers all flavoured cigarettes and vaping products except for menthol and tobacco flavours, goes into effect immediately. Michigan passed a ban of its own but rules for enforcement have not yet been made public. New York State health officials estimated 40% of high schools seniors and 27% of high school students overall use e-cigarettes.

The majority of Americans believe racial segregation in public schools is a major problem. That's according to a national Gallup Poll. NPR's / has been covering school segregation issues and has more.

Although the majority of folks surveyed agreed there is a problem with the racial makeup of our schools, they differ on what to actually do about it. The poll asked about four possible remedies to segregated schools. The least popular solution was busing. In this survey, it was to find as busing students to neighbouring districts. Less than half of those surveyed, 43% of adults, supported busing children. The policy had stronger support from Democrats and people of colour. Six in ten people said they favoured redrawing school district boundaries to create more racially diverse districts. Recent researches have found that there are more than 1,000 neighbouring districts. Those are two districts right next to each other that differ substantially by racial makeup and resources with the white and wealthier neighbours getting far more money for their schools. /, NPR News.

Energy companies gave back some of their big gains from yesterday. Benchmark US crude fell more than 5% to end the session at 59.34 a barrel on the New York Mercantile Exchange.

I am Jack Speer, NPR News in Washington.

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Live from NPR News in Washington, I am Jack Speer.

The White House and Capitol Hill are still stuck in negotiations over new gun legislation. NPR's Claudia Grisales reports Democrats are growing worried they won't reach a deal. “Democrats are worried Republicans can't agree on new gun measures. Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell said previously that the Senate would debate the legislation after an extended August recess. Now, McConnell says he is waiting on President Trump to present a plan. But Senate Minority Leader Chuck Schumer wants Republican leaders to follow through. ‘The time for President Trump and leader McConnell is to act now before many more lives are lost.’ Schumer and House Speaker Nancy Pelosi spoke with Trump on Sunday. Both later said they were not hopeful. The stalemate drew more than a dozen Democratic lawmakers to the Senate floor to denounce gun violence. Claudia Grisales, NPR News, the Capitol.”

In Israel, the votes are still being counted in what is expected to be a close race that will determine if Benjamin Netanyahu remains Prime Minister. NPR's Daniel Estrin has more from Tel Aviv. “Initial exit polls show a close race between the right-wing Netanyahu and his main centrist challenger Benny Gantz, a former Army Chief of Staff. The close race raises the possibility that Netanyahu won't have a path toward creating a coalition with his right-wing allies. That could end his decade in power. One obstacle comes from former right-wing ally of Avigdor Lieberman whose smaller party could tip the balance. He is calling for Netanyahu and Gantz to join forces and build the coalition together. Israel's president says he'll urge party leaders to form a new government quickly. Daniel Estrin, NPR News, Tel Aviv.”

Veteran NPR and ABC News political journalist Cokie Roberts has died from complications from breast cancer. She was 75. As NPR's Don Gonyea reports Roberts was among the first female journalists to rise to the top levels of broadcasting. “Cokie Roberts started covering Congress for NPR in 1978. She came from a political family. Her father was Louisiana Congressman Hale Boggs. He was Democratic majority leader when he was killed in a plane crash in 1972. Her mother Lindy Boggs then won that seat in Congress. Roberts knew politicians and future presidents as family friends. This is from C-SPAN in 2015. ‘It has given me empathy for politicians. I know that they go home at night to, you know, rowdy households, homework and all of that. And that they are regular people who deal with regular issues. Cokie Roberts worked as a commentator for NPR from 1992 until her death. She also hosted This Week on ABC News from 1996 to 2002. Don Gonyea, NPR News.

Stocks ended the session up modestly today. The Dow gained 33 points. This is NPR.

New York has instituted a ban on the sale of flavored e-cigarettes today. The move coming as federal health officials investigated a mysterious uptake in severe breathing illnesses linked to vaping. The ban, which covers all flavored cigarettes and vaping products except for menthol and tobacco flavors, goes into effect immediately. Michigan passed a ban of its own but rules for enforcement have not yet been made public. New York State health officials estimated 40% of high school seniors and 27% of high school students overall use e-cigarettes.

The majority of Americans believe racial segregation in public schools is a major problem. That's according to a national Gallup Poll. NPR's Elissa Nadworny has been covering school segregation issues and has more. “Although the majority of folks surveyed agree there is a problem with the racial makeup of our schools, they differ on what to actually do about it. The poll asked about four possible remedies to segregated schools. The least popular solution was busing. In this survey, it was to find as busing students to neighboring districts. Less than half of those surveyed, 43% of adults, supported busing children. The policy had stronger support from Democrats and people of color. Six in ten people said they favored redrawing school district boundaries to create more racially diverse districts. Recent researches have found that there are more than 1,000 neighboring districts. There are two districts right next to each other that differ substantially by racial makeup and resources with the white and wealthier neighbors getting far more money for their schools. Elissa Nadworny, NPR News.”

Energy companies gave back some of their big gains from yesterday. Benchmark US crude fell more than 5% to end the session at 59.34 a barrel on the New York Mercantile Exchange.

I am Jack Speer, NPR News in Washington.
                                                   
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