milton, tamar, you are founders who create.his night does not happen without you. thank you. [applause] ms. christian: good evening! to bring people into the world of espionage, to this museum, is a daily privilege. our mission is to shine a light on this work, which has been so quietly influential in history. through our exhibits, we aim to capture the exciting, complex and intense nature of a profession which remains vital to the safety and security of our nation and for countries around the world. there are so many who believe in our educational mission and recognize the men and women in the intelligence community through their generous support of the international spy museum. in addition to milton and tamar maltz, we also want to thank keith and karen milton, who -- [applause] by pledging -- they pledged their entire personal collection of spy artifacts, the largest collection in the world, is allowing us to tell deeper, richer stories that we've never been able to tell before. we can't wait to let you all in so you can see

tamar, you too, my dear, this is our legacy. thank you very much.presenting ward six, located in the heart of washington d.c. please welcome council member charles allen. ♪[music]♪ [applause] >> thank you very much. lafayette does get a break. so let's give a round of applause to norman. thank you very much. i'm very delighted to be here this evening. i'm honored to share the stage with senator warner, general clapper, mayor bowser, mr. maltz and, of course, the entire leadership of the international spy museum. i also want to acknowledge that i'm joined by my colleague, jack evans, who has been instrumental in this spy museum's history as well. and, of course our deputy mayor who has been a fantastic partner in all of these efforts. thank you, brian. for those that may not know, ward six is the only ward that is a part of all four quadrants of our city. that makes it a highly diverse and ever-evolving area. part of its evolution is the ongoing transformation of the plaza. it was officially dedicated in 1968. these new activations of the public face

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. >>> the attorney tamar arminak represents amanda booins.he's not involve in the britney's case but believes the defamation case is a long shot. >> britney is a public figure. it's kind of open season. the family will have a hard time finding attorneys to take it all the way. ♪ a little closer >> still, what about britney's instagram -- is it hurting her brand? should fans be worried. >> j. >> i just got home. >> amidst the workouts and bikini pictures are posts, pictures of mary magdalene and pictures from her bathtub. and there was the conspiracy theory. >> do i look thinner today than yesterday? is the news really real? it's a conspiracy theory i'm interested in. >> i think it's indicative of the conservator giving her ax to her social media. now it's just britney and her phone putting up whatever she wants to put up. >> next court hearing for britney's conservatorship is august 15th. she's not required to appear with you she can if she wants to. >>> now to a couple of star sightings in italy where amal and george clooney are giving us ne

attorney tamar arminak who represents amanda bynes' conservators says that could be a turning point forey. >> if she really put her foot down and said, i don't want to be under this conservatorship, by the end of this year, we could have a mini-trial between britney and her father regarding whether or not britney spears should still be under a conservatorship. >>> now to lori loughlin. "e.t." has new details about the drastic change her life has taken in the wake of the college bribery scandal. according to our "e.t." source, quote, lori feels very much alone. she is feeling a "fall from grace" having had a persona as a wholesome mom and now being seen as a pariah. >> some doors have been open, now it's up to them to do what they will with it. >> hi, lori. >> i'm happy to guide them and get them up and running. >> last week lori got herself up and running from a photographer in beverly hills. our source says the stark reality of facing up to 20 years behind bars is setting in, quote, she realizes that she might end up in prison and this might just be her last months of freedom for some

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char ie tamar shows us some of the more than 70 hours of video police released to the media. this is body camera video of the moment, chicago police officers enter jussie smollett's apartment. >>on a cold january night, the rope he says was wrapped around his neck like a noose by attackers who was still draped over his sweater. from that moment cpd started pulling surveillance video releasing a still image of these 2 men, walking near the reported crime. the new video shows the man wanted for questioning, running from the same area around the time smollett said he was the victim of a racist and homophobic detectives tracked the same men to a taxi, black and white surveillance video show them on their way to meet smollett they would later be identified as brothers o-line send >>about 2 later arrested the brothers in o'hare after they from international flights. the brothers were taken in for questioning originally suspects, accused of carrying out the attack on small lead. but the brothers would later tell police they were paid to stage the attack because small at was unhappy

families with young children and babies even making the long two-hour march from victoria park to the tamare, underscoring how deep the opposition here is in the special territory. back to you. >> sam, we just saw the anniversary, the 30th anniversary of the massacre at teen tiananmen square, mike pompeo accusing the chinese government of human rights violations. have we heard anything from washington, from state department, from the white house on this? what would you like to be hearing from them? >> well, alex, i want to point out that secretary of state pompeo did issue that statement about gross human rights abuses over several decades ago. but the current administration has not taken action to curtail ongoing chinese human rights abuses. we have the mast attention of muslim minorities in china, and they haven't initiated a statutorily required human rights investigation into those chinese practices. so they should focus on the president and not just look backward. with respect to the current situation, the administration should make very clear that hong kong's autonomy is legally prote