food and drug administration and yet apparently chicago mayor rahm emanuel must have missed that whole crisis in flint michigan you know just a little bit of next to a little bit close guess he was just you know too busy to notice because as the tribune reports the mayor's office says that it is up to homeowners not the city to decide if it is worth replacing the lead pipes at their own expense. meanwhile across the country in greeley colorado mother jones is reporting that the colorado oil and gas conservation commission commission is now being sued by environmentalist and civil rights groups for allowing a company to build twenty four twenty four l. and gas wells by a public school in a low income area after the same company tossed its original plans to build near a charter school serving mostly white middle class families. i guess berserk agoa clean drinking water isn't a precious enough commodity to merit a line in the city budget and in colorado well kids are only precious apparently if they have the right sized bank account and skin color now let's start. watching the hawks. you

food and drug administration and yet apparently chicago mayor rahm emanuel must have missed that wholecrisis in flint michigan you know just a little bit of next to a little bit close guess he was just you know too busy to notice because as the tribune reports the mayor's office says that it is up to homeowners not the city to decide if it is worth replacing the lead pipes at their own expense. meanwhile across the country in greeley colorado mother jones is reporting that the colorado oil and gas conservation committee commission is now being sued by environmentalist and civil rights groups for allowing a company to build twenty four twenty four l. and gas wells by a public school in a low income area after the same company tossed its original plans to build near a charter school serving mostly white middle class families. i guess berserk agoa clean drinking water isn't a precious enough commodity to merit a line in the city budget and in colorado well kids are only precious apparently if they have the right sized bank account and skin color now let's start. watching the hawks. you ge

covered illustration for politico when rahm was chief of staff at the white house for obama. i was far too nice for mitch mcconnell in this one, but sometimes that happens. and here's a biden. a couple more of richard thompson, laura bush. again, just this lovely, sophisticated -- it looks simple, but the sophistication and the color scheme and the painting still is annoying and wonderful. up in the corner, that's our trump that kevin draws for "the economist" did recently with a twitter bird on his shoulder. a fabulous piece of color art. in the bar is probably 75% just straight caricatures. there are a number of real political cartoons here, as well. corner has got one by me and one by kevin, this is something he did for "the economist" and this is one i did for politico. you can immediately tell the difference. we've got word bubbles, captions. there is a lot more information and opinion being conveyed in these, of course, which is really what we're about. kevin's is a lovely example of a good political cartoon sort of is built around a clever visual metaphor, that, again,

also scoring 65 was spain's jon rahm. to nine under par. also scoring 65 was spain'sjon rahm.stralia, with the men's 20 kilometre race. —— dave four. 0n with the men's 20 kilometre race. —— dave four. on day three there was more success for england, wales and scotland. england took a 1—2 in the men's all—round gymnastics final. and there were goals for england's joe townsend and jade jones and there were goals for england's joe townsend and jadejones in the men's and women's para triathlon. adam peaty was made to work hard for his goal by england teammate james willoughby. he managed to hold on for the win, with willoughby getting silver to add to the gold he won in the 200 metres. scotland's neil parky added a second gold of the games to their collection. they broke the world record in the heats before winning the visually impaired and final. —— sprint final. wales we re and final. —— sprint final. wales were celebrating gold shortly afterwards in the women's sprint races. anna barker powered through the pain barrier to see of scotland's katie archibald. parker finished on a0

and no one wants to take responsibility so what happens well this is all basically the reason like rahm emanuel's tell all these people who have like you know lead pipes and potentially the water that's causing i want to get sick it is out of the cities plumbing code individual property owners are responsible for maintaining service lines so like the connect up there you see about right there are cargo and you see the lead levels that exceed the five you know parts per billion that like a little the red right there is ridiculous. so you see it affects a lot of people know what it is that. their plumbing code says that owners have to be responsible for the pipes that connect from there and all of the city's street rifle racks but but. this is despite the fact that until nineteen eighty six that is not. the same ordinance mandated the use of lead pipes to bring water into the homes from the city like rags so the regulations that they had that homeowners had to abide by was they had to put these pipes and just tell me and nine hundred eighty six that the chicago didn't understand that you

i think rahm emanuel is onto something.in terms of getting to that point. i will say at this point i think republicans want to discuss impeachment more than democrats because they are looking to fire up their base. we saw ted cruz, he puts out a video. a fake anchor announcing senator schumer announces impeachment hearings. what do you think he's doing? >> greg: the reason why rahm emanuel said that as he realizes how silly maxine is. if you impeach trump, you get pence. pence is on the right of trump to anything. it's crazy. it's crazy. you are going to get somebody way more right wing. >> katie: there was a poll that says independent voters do not want to impeachment. actually this hurts the democrats more than it would hurt republicans. >> peter: tom stier has been running ads, millions of dollars, saying we need to impeach. can democratic candidates afford to resist that base? >> kimberly: it is fool's gold. knock it off. alerts. this is a fox news alert. controversy today surrounding president trump's pick to lead the

. >> let's switch gears here, alexi, i know that axios sat down with chicago's mayor rahm emanual yesterdayading into the mid terms with regards to what they're saying about the president. how they're acting towards him. what did he say? >> mayor emmanuel told mike allen that democrats shouldn't politicize impeachment. which he i talk to democrats on the hill they definitely understand this. but i think there's a worry that in the anti-trump resistance movement, democratic candidates across the country. especially in more liberal areas, will want to campaign on impeaching trump and mayor emmanuel made the argument that this has legal consequences, it's not something that should be useds a political tool. >> alexi, i want to ask you about a follow-up on that rahm emanual interview. he also talked about his big ideas for government, including things like modernizing public services. explain that concept for us. >> he argued that government should be able to act like the private sector, in that it should create a system in which you know blasts can go out to the community and there can be a be

amy rahm, an assistant professor of pediatric cardiac surgery, told fox40.at we were on borrowed time." it turns out that the otherwise common cold had done something uncommon. it had attacked adolfo's heart muscles, leaving him in danger of cardiac arrest."it's not common at all, but when it does happen it is life-threatening," rahm said. adolfo was rushed into surgery but because his heart was beating so fast, he could not be sedated. he had to be awake for part of his procedure."i just kept asking if it was over," adolfo said.but during that surgery, adolfo made u.s. history. surgeons installed an impella, a pump that allows his heart to move blood normally. adolfo is the youngest person in the u.s. to have one installed.today, adolfo is doing much better and looking forward to getting back to normal."i just wanted to be back swimming," he said. but his dad says this should be a warning to other parents when their kids come down with a common cold."keep a close eye on their kids," sergio said. "something as small as the flu could turn into something else.

this is rahm emanuel and mitch mcconnell. i situated them in this bar for this one. this was a cover illustration for politico when ron was chief of staff of the white house for obama. i was far too nice to mitch mcconnell in this one, but sometimes that happens. here is the biden, also one of mine. it couple more richard thompson's, laura bush. just lovely and sophisticated. it looks so simple, but the sophistication and the color scheme and the painting of richard's stuff is annoying and wonderful. up in the corner, that is our trump that kevin draws for the economist did just recently with a twitter bird on his shoulder. a fabulous piece of color art. probably 75% of the walls are straight caricatures. there are a number of real political cartoons here as well. this particular corner has got one by me and one by kevin. this is something he did for the economist and this is one i did for politico. you can immediately tell the difference. we have word bubbles and captions. there is a lot more information and opinion being conveyed, which is really what we are all ab

he's heading out very shortly, alongside adam scott and jon rahm.essure on the shoulders of mcilroy every time he comes looking to win, could this be his year. he's got everything in place, his game is in good shape, he comes with confidence having won a few weeks ago, he is putting better, and an afternoon start, not quite as cold so good time to start, first thing this morning it wasn't easy so he might be lucky. he might well be. catch up with the opening round on the bbc coverage which will be on tomorrow, bbc two, from 545 with all the highlights of day one and will be on the red button from tomorrow morning. we are live across the weekend of course as well. the first major of the year, i am sure there will be plenty of drama as the week unfolds. eilidh, ken, thank you, live in augusta. the pool, velodrome and gymnastics arena with a focus for today at the commonwealth games on the gold coast in australia. 14 medals on offer in those sports and the home teams played a part in almost all of them. at the aquatics centre mike bushell tells us abou

another one to watch isjon rahm. he is on the charge.e picked his team—mate kimi raikkonen with a late surge in qualifying. not such a good day for lewis hamilton. he settled for ninth after a few problems. and now two a day of success at the commonwealth games. adam peaty said he would be the first man to do what he has intended. it is a bit tricky for him. do not forget, he won the gold medal and he did it quite easily. he hasn't now been beaten in that event since glasgow 2014th and that is a massive achievement in itself. more su ccesses massive achievement in itself. more successes for australia. kate campbell winning the 50 metres freestyle and they also won the team triathlon, mixed team, being held for the first time, and that is something they will take through to tokyo 2020, so a dress rehearsal for it here if you like. it is a classic game at the hockey featuring one of the bitterest international rivalries, india against pakistan. in the expected to do away with pakistan quite comfortable, they have beaten them for the last t

fogel the use of its rocket as the local police that will now take on the idea that i'm just annoyed rahm's parties are no good as part of the coalitions. through our local well that was how he lost though if you had to mohamed wins the elections and what he brought him though they mean the two of them were enemies now allies if someone comes out of jail with that cohesion loss what happens then. well i think there is we have a minute first though and i think you're also looking at some of the fun and the mother and yes together with the crucial part there's a big leap there if you are two term prime ministers or two prime minister will be two terms not more than that and his cell will be limited to one year or maybe you know and a half at the maximum two years. of course nothing is permanent these you know confirm and predict. one kind of you know. one can assume that what the new are and mother will work together in order to ensure that the opposition they would come to power when it comes to power will lead a better militia than what we have to do i think that's a promise from but this m

director rahm. that specific item he's talk about is if we literally did not support the design. we obviously recommended approval of that design so it's a moot point. i think the other thing to mention is we do have a concern with a plan that's only a few years old to change the plan. i think that's correct. just like we don't sort of haphazardly change the other neighborhood plans that we have put forward because we're concerned adopting a plan should -- we're changing it -- we're looking at several blocks of the hub at an intersection as a one-million change not a whole parcel change. i get your point and it's up against the bay bridge and from an urban design standpoint we preferred the two-tower scheme but as we went in this motion we met behind closed doors. we have lots of meetings we meet with people on, come upon but the two-tower scheme requires two elevators and two stair towerses at each -- towers. the notion we could do two towers that are higher -- the scheme presented was higher than we'd be comfortable with but there say reluctance to reopen a plan and change it o

food and drug administration and yet apparently chicago mayor rahm emanuel must have missed that whole crisis in flint michigan you know just a little bit of next to a little bit close guess he was just you know too busy to notice because as the tribune reports the mayor's office has said it is up to homeowners not the city to decide if it is worth replacing the lead pipes at their own expense. meanwhile across the country in greeley colorado mother jones is reporting that the colorado oil and gas conservation commission commission is now being sued by environmentalists and civil rights groups for allowing a company to build twenty four twenty four l. and gas wells by a public school in a low income area after the same company tossed its original plans to build near a charter school serving mostly white middle class families. i guess berserk agoa clean drinking water isn't a precious enough commodity to merit a line in the city budget and in colorado well kids are only precious apparently if they have the right sized bank account and skin color now let's start watching.

jon rahm fired a closing eight underpar 67 to win the spanish open on sunday.arcia and the republic of ireland's paul dunne. he secured a third win from just 19 european tour events. you can get all the latest sport news from our website but for me and all of the sports team, that is your sports briefing. i'll be back with the business briefing in just a few moments. i will see you morning. the last time somewhere in the uk had a high of 25 degrees it was 29 august 2018. guess what? somewhere in the south—east, there is the potential to see 25 degrees. not just the south—east, widespread averages in the low 20s in the uk's expected wednesday into thursday. something to look forward to. for monday morning it is a relatively quiet start. the area of low pressure starting to show its hand by the end of the day. we will see showery rain across scotland. that will ease away. cloudier skies for many. hopefully with some brightness here and there. the best of the sunshine perhaps likely across the extreme south. highs of 13 to 15 degrees. turning increasingly windy, g

. >> joining mice panel, tony rahm, welcome. i'm going to start with you on this one.? >> it would be hard questions promark zuckerberg has never before testified. his peers at google and other companies have, but he hasn't. congress members want to know how cambridge analyticala managed to get heed of personal information. at the same time that's not even the only problem that facebook faces right now. zuckerberg just last week on a call with report told us they had found indications that nearly all of facebook's users may have had information from that public scraped by maliciou actors. people who are gone on the dark web and taken phone numbers and e-mail addresses and consistently paned facebook's search feature to take information about your public profile including your photos. lawmakers want to know how it happened and they want to know what should be done to hepreven it from happening again. >> facebook has made inroads in anticipation of zuckerberg's appearance in washington, d.c. where washington will want to hear some of those things as well. some of those t

the cynics may see this is an attempt by rahm emanuel who is facing a tough re-election campaign to courtispanic vote. i'd point out 7% of the population in chicago is believed to be undocumented. the major has said that chicago is and always will be a sanctuary city. i see a spokesman for the city clerk. jose sanchez. a lot of people say this will lead to voter fraud. what do you say? >> that is a myth that people are pushing out. that's not true. the cord does not give voting rights to anybody that isn't already able to vote. the office has been telling people, if you're not able to vote, don't use this card. the fact of the matter is -- >> if but if they wanted to lie about it. >> they could. but they could register with a like card or other cards. >> thanks very much. the registration continues and perhaps the debate. >> julie: thanks, jeff. jon? >> jon: any minute now, president trump is expected to welcome the president of nigeria to the white house. we'll have that live. will north korea really give up their nukes? senator lindsey graham says if that happens, the president should g

here's chicago's mayor rahm emanuel. >> they refused to give cities the resources to fight crime and gun violence because they think fighting us, fighting us on the principle of being a sanctuary welcoming city is more important than helping the police department's get the technology to do a better job in public safety. >> dana: here with me now is texas governor greg abbott. i'm so glad you could be here today. want to ask you about this. president trump tweeted sanctuaries cities release at least 142 gang members across the united states, making it easy for them to perform all sorts of crime. we are doing law enforcement but things such as this make safety in america difficult. i know you can understand what it's like for local governments like in chicago dealing with this issue but you have a good perspective in texas. >> i did what the president did. i withheld funding to localities that refused to comply with federal law that refused to comply with the battle on sanctuary cities. we were able to withstand that without any type of legal challenge. after that texas had a ban on sa

. >> rahm emanuel. >> people know it's dangerous and divisive.urse it's on the table, if it's proven he's done something wrong, if robert mueller comes back with a long list of findings that are disturbing, no one should take it off the table entirely, no one can take it off the table. no democrats are -- my friend maxine waters is, but most democrats are not doing that, wisely, i think. so he's making this up to please his crowd. >> we'll have exchancampaigning. most democrats aren't campaigning on it. is it unfair to suggest there's a zero percent chance impeachment will happen if the republicans hold the house, but not in the democrats win the house. >> what we've seen so far, this has not been a core issue in the special elections, it's been about health care, economic issues, both republicans and democrats have been talking about that. republicans are talking about how much they love trump, of course. but they're not saying, you've got to elect me because otherwise the president will get impeached. again, this is the subtext of all of this b

|j his first green jacket and he plays along adam scott and jon rahm. i am looking forward to it. about events in hackney in east london in the last 24 hours or so with particular reference to this image which hasjust so with particular reference to this image which has just emerged of one of the victims of the violence. this is an 18—year—old man. we had previously been suggesting that one of the victims of these violent attacks was in his early 20s. we are now told that he was 18. he is known locally as israel and that is the first image that has been aired of him. he is one of two victims of violent acts in hackney overnight. this particular individual, he approached officers just after 8pm last night. he was given first aid at the same but then died later. in at the same but then died later. in a separate incident about two miles away, a man in his 50s was pronounced dead outside a bookmakers in clapton. the image you saw there was by an 18—year—old stabbed to death in hackney. he is known locally as israel and busily we will bring you more information on that when it comes in

with people with cool celebrities like jay z that -- >> it's barack obama's fault -- >> in chicago -- rahm emanuel and he continue do anything about the crime -- >> laura: it's being governed by democrats. this jason johnson said that the president is out of touch. can we play it, guys? i know we're running late. i want to get these guys to react. >> when the president starts bragging about all the things he's done for black folks, kanye doesn't represent black people. this man has been lost for years. the fact that the president is out of touch that he thinks talking about a lost rapper that married into a reality tv family is reflective of how black people think shows this president that he has no idea what it takes to make america great. >> wow. i know who my lord of blackness is. >> laura: he's not an authentic black because he married into the kardshian family. what is he getting at? >> i think that kanye brought more to that relationship than the kardshians. it was a mutually re-assuring relationship. >> what jason was saying is what i said. this is one wealthy millionaire supporting

we start out with jon rahm chipping in for eagle on 8. 7-under 65 for him today.ickie fowler also a 7-under 65 that moved him to third starting out very well, this eagle putt on 2. britain's tommy fleetwood making a run as well, birdied five in a row on the back nine. this approach on 14 part of that run. he's tied for sixth at minus 6. your final pairing tomorrow includes rory mcilroy, who just needs the masters for the career grand slam. he chips in on 8 for eagle. and then on 18 you think he's excited there, he finishes with a birdie. rory is 7 under 65 as well. he's in second place at minus 11. the leader patrick reed finished his college career at augusta state next door. long birdie drops in on 9. side door. best major finish tied for second at the pga. two eagles on the par 5s on the back nan, first on 13, then this chip-in on 15. reed's at minus 14, three ahead of rory, and in 2011 mcilroy melted down with a lead similar to reed's on the final day, a ty he put the pressure on the other guy. >> hopefully all i learned seven years ago i can put in practice t

. >> gamp, president hillis, commissioners, drof rahm. my name is tam tran. i work with the citywide division in the planning department. i'm also part of planning staff for the connectsf program. this is the city's long range transportation planning program and a multiagency partnership between the san francisco municipal transportation agency, and the county transportation authority and the office of economic and workforce development. these are the agencies that are involved in the city's transportation and land use planning. conne connectsf purpose is to connect these agencies to identify long-term projects to build an effective, equitiable and sustainable transportation system for san francisco. i'm joined today by my colleagues from our partner agenci agencies, sf mta. we are here to seek your approval for a resolution to endorse the connectsf vision. this 50 year vision will be used as a framework to guide or plans, policies, and projects that our agencies would develop for the city's transportation. staff went to commission in september of last year t

. >> greg: rahm emanuel said don't bring it to my city while all these people are getting shot and killedts. [all speaking] >> jesse: what's the line? >> greg: the chickens have finally come home to roost. >> jesse: "one more thing" up next. get the recipes at walnuts.org. that you don't think about is very much. counties it's really not very important. i was in the stone ages as much as technology wise. and i would say i had nothing. you become a school teacher for one reason, you love kids. and so you don't have the same tools, you don't always believe you have the same... outcomes achievable for yourself. . and i can't wait for ten years from now when i get to talk to them again and see, like, who they are. ♪ i accept i don't i even accept i i used thave a higher risk of stroke due to afib, a type of irregular heartbeat not caused by a heart valve problem. but no matter where i ride, i go for my best. so if there's something better than warfarin, i'll go for that too. eliquis. eliquis reduced the risk of stroke better than warfarin, plus had less major bleeding than warfarin. eliquis h

chicago mayor rahm emanuel is touting the decision of the justice department is vowing to continue the fight. we will debate it. stay close. >> it is 50. trump justice department is at zero. chicago is one, los angeles is one, san francisco has one in philadelphia has one. want in on the secret to ageless skin. take the olay 28 day challenge. millions of real women see results starting day 1. "there is not a friend i have, that will not own this product"" visible results or your money back olay. ageless. but prevagen helps your brain with an ingredient originally discovered... in jellyfish. in clinical trials, prevagen has been shown to improve short-term memory. prevagen. the name to remember. so if you have heart failure, your heart doesn't only belong to you. ask your doctor about entresto. it helped keep people alive and out of the hospital. don't take entresto if pregnant. it can cause harm or death to an unborn baby. don't take entresto with an ace inhibitor or aliskiren, or if you've had angioedema with an ace or arb. the most serious side effects are angioedema, low blood press

the chicago teachers went on strike and in at state they went up against a democrat mayor rahm emanuel worked in the white house, ey wanted significant changes, had massive support from the fadmilies an the students in the area, and that spurred militancy across the teachers union movement in particular, and we've seen a lot of victories, a lot of potential strikes that didn't get to a strike because people have realized, state and local governments have realized they don't actually want a big teachersetrike. so the before west virginia went out, there was a strike deadline, and they went rightp to the deadline and then called off the strike when they got ang ement in st. paul, minnesota. so things like that have been happening between now and in chicago, in particular, but's whew now is these are places where there are not strong unions at all. we're seeing somhing new in west virginia and if oklahoma and arizona, in particular, where there's not been a lot of strong union activity in many wyears. >> yanwere saying before that some of these largely have been happening in redstates but

the office of chicago mayor rahm emanuel has said it's up to individual homeowners, not the city, to replace lead pipes bringing water to their properties. in sports news, the seattle seahawks have postponed a planned try out for former san francisco 49ers quarterback colin kaepernick after he declined to promise not to stop kneeling during the playing of the national anthem ahead of the games next season. although he is considered one of the league's most premier quarterbacks, he was not re-signed to the 49ers after the 2016 season after he sparked a movement against racism and police brutality across the nfl. and new research shows two thirds of the world's wealth will be owned by the richest 1% of people by the year 2030. the report was produced by the british house of commons library. and those are some of the headlines. this is democracy now!, democracynow.org, the war and peace report. i'm amy goodman. we begin today in syria, where syrian government forces have taken full control of the damascus suburb of eastern ghouta, in a major victory for president bashar al-assad. the ca

chicago mayor rahm emanuel, a veteran of the obama and clinton white houses told axios "you don't justmpeachment as a political tool." i couldn't be angrier at donald trump. you don't flippantly say we're for impeachment. over a third of the caucus voted for a resolution to debate impeachment proceedings. about a third of the caucus. the "new york times" reports some republicans are looking to energize their base over fears a blue wave would lead to impeachment. up next, one columnist warns pursuing impeachment could the have dire consequences. that's next for the "hardball" roundtable. average lasagna? not in this house. 'cause that's no average family. that's your family. which is why you didn't grab just any cheese. you picked up kraft mozzarella with a touch of philadelphia for lasanyeah! kraft. family greatly. >>> back to "hardball." should democrats regain control of the house of representatives in november, there's one word we might hear a lot of in the future. pretty soon. impeachme impeachment. "new york times" columnist charles blow warns trying to remove trump could have the

. >> in the beginning, jon rahm and ricky got off to a pretty quick start.at were you doing? [ laughter ] >> hey. >> jimmy: how did you come out of that and win? dude, you were behind, yes or no? >> yes, i was behind a tree. okay. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: i think you like swung, and then you hit the tree with your hands. >> yeah, luckily, my ball was -- >> jimmy: watch it. >> -- was really away from the tree. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: you want to always keep your balls away from the tree. now, i want to say, man oh, man the pressure is on and i go, right up to the, i mean, right up to the last second, you have to just sink the putt or else. i don't know, man, i would cry. >> well, i mean, i would say 300 million of those three footers in my career. >> jimmy: and the best story is you have two little kids, right? >> we do. >> jimmy: and how old? >> so i got, i got baby barrett who is four months and little windsor wells who is almost four years old. >> jimmy: what did she say when you saw her? >> she looked and me, said "congratulations daddy, i love you." and i w

. >> reporter:nd she's aware that many see her as mayor rahm emanuel's political appointee.led you theayor's puppet. >> i disagree with that. the mayor has a vision that happen to agree with, and a vision that i think works. >> reporter: jackson realizes she has plenty of challenges ahead. declining enrollment and enormous debt, and the state is ioinvestigating special edn services. but, she says she's ready for the job. >> don't let the smile fool you! i believe i have a nice blend of high expectations and support. i believe if you just have high expectations without support, you're setting kids up r failure. and i think if you only support them, you are supporting them to death. really, i just want to get ta place where our students are learning for the sake of learning.ep >>ter: for the pbs newshour and "education week," i'm kavitha cardoza in chicago, f >> woo from his campaign promises to build a "big,au ful wall," to ordering national guard troops to the border, president trump has made cracking down on illegal ofmigration a central them his presidency. amna nawaz repo

. >> there's also this warning from rahm emanuel, telling axios, impeachment should not be a political tool. joining me, cothe democratic senator from hawaii. i understand the point the democrats are making day in and day out about the president's conduct. but the american people want their lives better. is it a mistake for democrats to continue to push on how morally reprehensible and unfit the president is? people voted for him in spite of lack of morals. >> well, i think what we have to focus on, when it comes to this, is the rule of law and the operation of law. i think when it comes to the question of impeachment that is a serious question and it's a question of law and politics. from my standpoint, sitting in the united states senate, if there ever were to be an impeachment, the united states senate, senators individually would be serving as jurors. and therefore i think it is extremely unwise and unjust to start talking about that in advance of any process. i think it's important we're party of the rule of law and insist on the operation of law and insist that the mueller invest

the office of chicago mayor rahm emanuel has said it's up to individual homeowners, not the city, to replace lead pipes bringing water to their properties. in sports news, the seattle seahawks have postponed a planned try out for former san francisco 49ers quarterback colin kaepernick after he declined to promise not to stop kneeling during the playing of the national anthem ahead of the games next season. although he is considered one of the league's most premier quarterbacks, he was not re-signed to the 49ers after the 2016 season after he sparked a movement against racism and police brutality across the nfl. and new research shows two thirds of the world's wealth will be owned by the richest 1% of people by the year 2030. the report was produced by the british house of commons library. and those are some of the headlines. this is democracy now!, democracynow.org, the war and peace report. i'm amy goodman. we begin today in syria, where syrian government forces have taken full control of the damascus suburb of eastern ghouta, in a major victory for president bashar al-assad. the ca

we have world number one dustin johnson, we have world number 3 and jon rahm head to toe taylormade andade athlete. the leaks of jason day and justin rose, one of the fates as well we have a stable of athletes with m3 and m4, rivals none. we are excited about that. >> it seems like taylor made is in a whole spot. because of the whole game of golf being in a much better spot all week, it will be a filled drama-filled weekend here with tiger woods and everybody else playing. we have a lot of fun out here covering what is the first major for golf >> can you ask your guests i can't find the right setting none of them work. i keep using that wrench, twisting it all around i don't think there is a setting on there, is it me, do you think? is that possible maybe, no, anyway. hey, so, dom, a couple of things this is exciting fred ridley, this will be the first time we see him presiding over the legends teeing off. what time is that? >> we got it later on here, earlier this morning we will have all that happening. we will talk to gary player after he hits that ceremonial tee shot so stay tuned l

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