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thcourt said there wasn't enous. evidence of those claim and as supportercelebrated ou headquarters, mnangagwa on twitter urged "peacend unity." the trump administration is cutting more than $200 million in bilateral aid to the palestinians. the state department said today that the funds will be redirected to "high-priority projects elsewhere." the announcement came as the p u.pares to roll out a much-anticipated peace plan between israel and the palestinia. and there were more records broken on wall street today. the dow jones industrial average gained 133 points to close at 25,790. the nasdaq rose 67 points 7,945, a record high. and the s&p 500 added almost 18 points, to close at 2,874, that's also a record. for the week, the dow and theth s&p 500 ained a fraction of a percent. the nasdaq rose just over 1.5%. still to come on the newshour: what legal immunity for a senior trump organization executer rians e mueller probe. u.s.-supported airs blamed for civilian casualties in yemen. david brooks and ezra klein weigh

did this vent tweet go far enou -- recent tweet go far enough or did it leave room for this silliness? >> it's the sort of tweet you expect to come out of the white house. but, you know, he's also been tweeting about lebron james and he's been tweeting about nfl players protesting. most of those people protesting are black. he is playing on racial issues and he is playing to his base before the november elections. and it's not very pretty, i have to say. it crosses a line most presidents haven't crossed. and to say he's against all sorts of racism, well that's good. one would like to hear that more often. >> steven live for us in brussels. thank you for the perspective today. >> thank, george. >> it would be nice if he said it not just tweeted it perhaps. maybe we'll get there as well. but he'll be covering that rally. coming up, firefighters are taking on a massive fire in california. you know the state. and it is still on fire. we'll have their progress ahead here. >>> plus, world elephant day is a reminder the clock is ticking to protect this magnificent creature. a little later we

among trump allies is the worry that the president and some senior white house officials are notages enou -- are not anxious enough. he gets mad that the "i" word is raised according to his associates. winter is coming, said one trump ally, in close communication with the white house. assuming democrats win the house, which we all believe is a very strong likelihood, the white house will be under siege. but it's like tumble weeds rolling down the halls over there. nobody's prepared for war. ashley. >> yeah, there is a sort of funny nuance there as we started reporting. i started reporting because we had heard the president and his team was getting worried about impeachment, which is true. for instance, we've heard he's talking about maybe bringing abby lowell who is his son-in-law's jared kushner's attorney fights with congress, possible impeachment proceedings, investigations, stuff like that. as we continued reporting, it's as we wrote that a lot of people in trump's orbit are nervous that no one is more -- people are not sufficiently nervous. there is nervousness about the lack of nerv

enou enough. [applause] >> thank you. i'm sorry my angels are crying today.er] >> i appreciate being given the opportunity to speak today against the supreme court nomination of judge brett kavanaugh, which would be alarming-- sorry. which would be an alarming choice for me and other working women. to be quite honest in my research on the internet, i discovered that kavanaugh is, as we say in my union circle, another member of the part of the go along to get along gang. another yes-man who wants nothing more than to take away what we have fought for. this is disturbing to me on many levels. he will be able to continue to bring his own ideology and self-fulfillment that can creep into the decisions making as he has done time and time again. he is a proponent of the executive branch, which makes him very appealing to our current leader, as such, and as a record of undermining working people's rights and safety. kavanaugh has said the ego of trump desires and in support the one percenters-- sorry, republican party in which want nothing more to make the united st

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apologies sometimes are not enou. >> wordsre never enough, but if they're not followed up with actions ireland was once one of the most catholic countries on earth. not anymore. this weekend, pope francis will again confront the church's dark past in one small part of a catholic world in crisis. andhe church i the u.s. now faces more scrutiny. missouri's attorney general announced its own investigation yesterday. illinois may follow suit. here, yes, hundreds of thousands of people will turn out to see the pope, but it's a visit very dark clouds, indeed. craig? >> bill neely for us in andubli you. >>> one of the nation's largest supermarket companies says it is phasing outsingle-use plastic bags, hoping to help the environment. kroger owns more than 2,700 stores under its own name, also chains that include ralph's, qfc and pick save. the phase-out will start in seattle and will take about six years to complete. kroger says it's in response to growing concerns expressed by cust aers. californeady has a statewide ban on those single-use plastic bags. americans use an estimated 380 billion