11:30pm, we'll be taking an in—depth look at the papers with our reviewers, georgina wright and john stevens with us for that. hello, good evening. the prime minister has denied lying to the queen about his reasons for suspending parliament. boris johnson was speaking after scotland's highest civil court ruled yesterday that the shutdown was unlawful because it was intended to hinder parliamentary debate. mrjohnson also dismissed concerns about newly—released government papers detailing preparations for a no—deal brexit scenario that contained warnings of medical shortages, food price rises and major cross—channel trade delays. he said the documents were just sensible preparations. 0ur political editor, laura kuenssberg, reports. almost a year to the day, this document was snapped by a beady—eyed photographer in westminster. a hint of the turmoil the government believed might come if we leave without a deal. 12 months later, after leaks and suspicion, at last, ministers have been forced to publish the actual details. do you understand what we're actually doing? i don't. let's hope they do kn

with me are the deputy political edi of the daily mail, john stevens and guardian columnist dawn foster of tomorrow's front pages are already in. the guardian says the bbc is fighting to contain a growing crisis last night over its decision to censure a bbc breakfast presenter over her comments about donald trump, amid fury inside the corporation. the daily mail front page features the same story — saying the bbc is embroiled in a race row, after it reprimanded naga munchetty. the ‘i' says the government are trying claw back money from thomas cook executives to compensate customers. the daily express focuses on prince harry — following in his mother'sfootsteps in angola, to highlight the danger

look at tomorrow's newspaperfront pages, as withjohn tomorrow's newspaperfront pages, as with john stevensm the tomorrow's newspaperfront pages, as withjohn stevens from the daily mail, and georgina right from the institute for government. so join us for all of that, that's coming your way on bbc news. now though, sports day. hello and welcome to sportsday. here's what's coming up upfor up for you on sports to this evening, england are looking to level a serious, but australia are on top of the oval in the final ashes test. hello, i'm sarah, live at glen eagles in scotland, where in 13 hours' time, europe will begin their quest of trying to wrestle back via solheim cup from usa. and placed her as has been a come back clean before. she will be back on to where next year at the age of 36. also coming up in the programme... we hear from jason kenny, we hearfrom jason kenny, he will be chasing records and gold medals in tokyo next year. ijust next year. i just really enjoy the journey and the trip along the way. and hopefully we come out of it with some metals. good evening, and welcome to spo

we'll be taking a look at tomorrow mornings papers in a moment with georgina wright and john stevens. prime minister has insisted he didn't mislead the queen over his reasons for suspending parliament. reporter: did you like to the queen when you advised her to prorogue, to suspend parliament? absolutely not. hospitals in syria for victims of the conflict are being deliberately targeted by government forces in rebel—held areas. the number of people investigated for rape who go on to be convicted has fallen to its lowest level since records were first compiled more than a decade ago. a 22 year—old man has been charged with the murder of 11—month—old zakari bennett—eko, who died after he was recovered from the river irwell in greater manchester yesterday. mps have called on gaming companies to protect young people from becoming addicted to their products. hello and welcome to our look ahead to what the the papers will be bringing us tomorrow. we will take you through what the front pages are. with me arejohn stevens, the daily mail's deputy political editor, and georgina wright from the

:30 we'll be taking another look at the papers with deputy political editor of the daily mail, john stevens guardian columnist dawn foster. good evening. and welcome to bbc news. the former cabinet minister amber rudd has accused number 10 of using aggressive language over brexit that incites violence. it comes after a turbulent week in which mps returned to the commons and engaged in furious exchanges on the floor of the house. but, today, borisjohnson once again defended his use of language, and insisted that delivering brexit on 31 october would take much of the heat out of the debate. meanwhile, scotland's first minister nicola sturgeon has indicated she'd be open to backing jeremy corbyn as interim prime minister, in order to stop a no—deal brexit. here's our political correspondent alex forsyth. it might seem calm today, but it's been a fractious week in westminster. with heated scenes in the house of commons came claims that words like "surrender", when used about brexit, are divisive, even dangerous. now, amber rudd, a former home secretary who only quit the government a few weeks a

with me are the deputy political editor of the daily mail, john stevens and guardian columnist dawn foster pages are already in. the guardian says the bbc is fighting to contain a growing crisis last night over its decision to censure a bbc breakfast presenter over her comments about donald trump, amid fury inside the corporation. the daily mail front page features the same story — saying the bbc is embroiled in a race row, after it reprimanded naga munchetty. the i says the government are trying claw back money from thomas cook executives to compensate customers. the daily express focuses on prince harry, following in his mother's footsteps in angola, to highlight the danger of landmines and the call for them to be banned. the times claims online pharmacies are prescribing powerful opioids without consulting gps, which is in breach of new regulations. according to the daily telegraph, sirjohn major is facing questions over his role in the downfall of margaret thatcher after her authorised biography revealed he conspired with some of her closest aides to ensure she stood down so he could t

steven glick john t. gnazzo william robert godshalk michael gogliormella brian f. berg jeffrey grant goldflam michelle goldstein monica goldstein steven goldstein >> ronald f.golinski. andrew h. golkin dennis james gomes enrique antonio gomez jose bienvenido gomez wilder alfredo gomez manuel gomez jr. >> and my sister, whose leadership insureded the safety of many, but was lost when she went to find a missing co-worker. you'll always be my hero. >> and my mother, francis, good morning brothers and sisters in good faith. listen. some people did something. i am here today to honor my 76-year-old mother francis on the solemn 18th anniversary of the 9/11 attacks. mom, we all miss you and love you very much. this day i also remember over 200 personal friends and co-workers that i knew that died. i remember virginia fox, warren and lou. and i remember your sons and your daughters, your parents and siblings and all first responders. i remember all, i remember them all and pray with you for them today. some people did something said a freshman congresswoman in minnesota to

our guests joining me tonight are guardian columnist dawn foster, and john stevens, the deputy political daily mail. cleveland police has become the first force in england to be found inadequate in all areas of its service. the police watchdog said it was not investigating crime effectively and it didn't respond to vulnerable people fast enough. the force has recently appointed a new chief constable who says the report is a wake—up call, but argues it must be given time to improve. michael buchanan is in middlesbrough. cleveland police have been mired in any number of scandals in recent years. its new chief constable is the fifth since 2012. several officers have been convicted of gross misconduct and now this — effectively labelled the worst police force in england and wales with a leadership team described as clueless by rank and file police officers. saturday night in hartlepool... you are getting arrested to prevent a breach of the peace. with cleveland police as they answer another 999 call. last year, we highlighted the pressure front line officers like kevin rutherford face. it is

meetings here from steven mnuchin, john bolton was here. we have had our own cabinet ministers from the u.k. in washington as well. so there is a real increase in activity at the most senior whichof both cabinets, has to be good news for the u.s.-u.k. trade and investment, business community. it is a hugely important , arguably thedor most valuable between two countries in the world. having real time spent on this matters. mrs.s not working between may and the president. the reset we have seen over the past few weeks has been welcomed. shery: duncan edwards, thank you for the latest on brexit, joining us from london. here in the u.s., it a divided fed. eric rosengren sees no need to cut while dallas fed president robert kaplan says waiting for consumer weakness may be too late. to decode what that means ahead of jay powell's remarks tomorrow, let's bring in michael mckee. we continue to see this divergence in fed speak. how should investors take all of this? mike: probably just take a sleeping pill and wait until september 18. we are not se

john bolton stepping out of the trump administration. joining me now live on the line is retired u.s. naval intelligence officers steven rogers stephen the timing of john bolton's depart chip might be a surprise to many when you look at all the pressing issues on the table for the u.s. around north korea afghanistan do you think any one of those in particular might have been what proved to be the tipping point. well couple of things to keep in mind john bolton was rather more hawkish than any national security advisor that i've seen at least in my lifetime he was opposed to the president taking steps to sit with foreign leaders across the table look when president trump suggested that lattimer putin be invited to the g. 7 summit was opposed to that the president recently wanted taliban to come to camp david and talk and so it seemed to be a situation where the national security advisor john bolton was not respecting the wishes of the present united states the president is the duly elected representative of this country and mr bolton had an obligation to support the president's policies because the ball also had a lot o

john weir was last seen with his father steven at 7:00 last night in merced. steven is believed to be armed and dangerous. no word on what led up to the alleged abduction. officials want you to be on the lookout for a red 2005 hyundai elantra. california plates 5skt544. if you spot the pair, chp is urging you to please call 911. >>> developing tonight, san francisco police rescued somebody after one person was killed on kansas street off of 16th. it all started as a fight around 4:00 this morning. the suspect was caught after a brief chase. the victim died from his injuries right there on the scene. we are still working to figure out both their identities and what led up to all of this. if you have information at all, san francisco police want to hear from you. >> right now deputies in butte county are searching for a woman accused of stealing $63,000 from a survivor of last year's deadly camp fire. they're looking for this woman right here. they say her name is brenda rose asbury. investigators say the victim in this case is a senior citizen who was among the

moran jr. >> john christopher moran. >> john michael moran. >> kathleen moran. >> lindsay stapleton morehouse. >> george william morell. >> stevenrello. >> yvette nicole moreno. >> dorothy morgan. >> richard j. morgan. >> nancy morganstern. >> sanae mori. >> blanca robertina morocho. >> leonle engineer on mow morocho. >> dennis gerrard more roany. >> and my cousin, john degiovan degiovanni. >> and my father, jesus lopez. according to mom you used to love. friends told my your next trip to hong kong. i think for the both of us, that's the next trip i will do. that way i will say whatever you see. >> and for my so cousin. wst of the victims of the february 19 the 6 bombing. you're one of the few that passed that day. it's a powderkeg. it marked a day of terrorism in this country. and that brings me to remember my dear cousin, husband, kirk wolf gruber, he was the direc r or chairman for the directors of the voices of 9/11, it was here where he met my cousin that he would later marry, because of john conners who died in the world trade center. and the number of people that i've, that the world has coming to, that we are now in my w

steven r. atkins, chief john lightner. chief ann richardson.fficials and the honorable andrew h. carr jr., the chairman of the national endowment of democracy and james e. ryan, the president of the university of virginia. on behalf of the entire joint assembly, we are thankful you are all here to be a part of this commemoration with us. [ applause ] the clerk will report a resolution. >> commemorative session joint resolution, commemorating the first representative legislative assembly in the western hemisphere whereas 2019 marks the 400th anniversary of the first and oldest continuous representative legislative assembly in the western hemisphere, when the general assembly met july 30th, 1619 at jamestown in virginia. and whereas in 1619, members of the virginia company implemented a series of reforms that resulted in the great charter which directed incoming colonial governor george yeardley to over see the selection of male settlers from each of the major settlement areas who would attend a general assembly and whereas the members of the gen

steven hayward and prof. john yoo. [ applause ] >> i think we are just using this one. >> it is live, okay. i thought we would have a bit of a conversation. i will throw out initial propositions and we will have back and forth, you can throw out your own propositions and we will take some questions from the audience and see where those. sal gave me a few headlines and i think i will dilate them slightly. so be on the headlines i think are, let's put it this way. one of mild mentors used to have a lot of insufficient paranoia which says no matter how bad you think things are it's in very the case that when you look closely find out things are even worse than you thought so with administrative looked people think that's was running up the cost of universities. the number of administrators and that's true. however there is a second part of it which is, and there has been work on this that has made the press even the new york times, the administrators tend to be even worse than faculty when it comes to deranged radica

steven hayward, and professor john yoo. [applause] >> are we using this might?- are using this mike? yes, it is live. what john and i thought we would do is have a bit of a conversation, i will throw out a few initial propositions and we will have some back-and-forth. then we will take some questions from the audience and see where it goes. i thought that was better than just giving standard speeches. sally gave me headlines and i think i will dilate them slightly. college today, beyond the headlines -- one of my old mentors used to have sufficient paranoia, which holds that no matter how bad you think things are, it's invariably the case that when you look closer, you find out that things were even worse than you thought. in the case of administrative bloat on college campuses, people think that is what is running up the cost of universities, the number of administrators has soared much faster than faculty, they are all paid very large salaries. that is true, however there is a second part of it, which is, and there's been a little bit of work on this, it has m

treasury secretary steven mnuchin said today that the departure of john bolton as national security advisor will not dramatically change the administration's position on iran. president trump says he would meet with president rouhani with no conditions to discuss iran's nuclear program. global news 24 hours a day, on-air, and @tictoc on twitter, powered by more than 2700 journalists and analysts in over 120 countries. i'm mark crumpton. this is bloomberg. shery: live from bloomberg world headquarters in new york, i'm shery ahn. amanda: live in toronto, i'm amanda lang. we are joined by our bloomberg and bnn bloomberg audiences. a thaw in the trade war. trump administration officials have discussed offering a limited agreement to china that would delay and roll back some u.s. tariffs. the european central bank dives deep into its cool box cutting his deposit interest rate further into negative territory. chipmaker broadcom set to report results after the bell. investors will be paying close attention to huawei's impact on its bottom line. let's get a quick check on the major averages here ac

naval intelligence officer steven rogers and former u.s. congressman rumpole. john bolton was rather more hawkish than any national security advisor that i've seen at least in my lifetime he was opposed to the president taking steps to sit with foreign leaders across the table look when president trump suggested that lattimer putin be invited to the g. 7 summit was opposed to that the president recently want the taliban to come to camp david and talk and so it seemed to be a situation where the national security advisor john bolton was not respecting the wishes of the president united states the president is the duly elected representative in this country and mr bolton had an obligation to support the president's policies. also had a lot of disagreement with secretary of state might pompei oh and as a result we now see what this culminated in today every time i think trump is making progress bold you know but in any rule is it so i think the timing is just too late i mean not to lay bad later than it should be as you'd been a long time ago a lot of people here didn'

a young boy and his father from merced county have both been found dead. 2-year-old john weir and 32-year-old steven weir were found dead in a car. the sheriff's office said he appeared to have abducted his son over the weekend from his estranged wife. >>> a controversial homeless navigation center in san francisco is moving forward it. >> the center is under construction along the embarcadero and will open some time in november or december. safe embarcadero for all said it has to be used for the good of the public. they worry neighbors' safety will be put at risk. but a judge denied the petition to prevent the center from opening. >> if san francisco is unable to open the navigation center or if the opening is delayed, the city wrote, hundreds of people whom the navigation center would serve will instead remain on the streets. >> the group safe embarcadero for all will decide whether or not to appeal the judge's ruling. >>> still ahead, the big landlord in san francisco now waveri waiving fees after complaints from tenants. >>> the tri vi alracked during an open hous she says she did that may have

negotiations, according to people familiar with the matter. -- support from steven mnuchin for the plan and pushback from johns is what prompted president trump to fire bolton later that day. crude oil down 2%, a knee-jerk reaction to the idea sanctions might be eased. let's bring in alix steel. why would this impact the oil markets? alix: if we just pretend all sanctions will come off and iran is free to export whatever they like, it would add one million to 2 million barrels of oil per day depending on what iran is producing now. that would add a ton of supply into the market at a time when the department of energy in the u.s. as well as opec are advising down there global demand forecast. we could not absorb all of th oil coming online. what i want to point out is there is a line between taking up sanctions altogether, like iran you are free, to the u.s. considering issuing waivers. the u.s. is very firm on not issuing waivers for countries like south korea and china to buy iranian oil. if they would allow those countries to continue to buy up to a certain amount, that would also put more oil on the market

steven hayward and professor john yoo. [ applause ] >> you want us to put on this lab mic or -- >> i think we're just using this -- >> okay, good. >> and, yes, it is live. okay. does this mic work? that old saying. so i thought -- what we thought we would do is have a bit of a conversation. i'll throw out a few initial propositions and then we'll have some back and forth. you can throw out your own propositions and then we'll take questions from the audience and see where it goes. i thought that was better than just giving your standard speeches. so sally gave me a few headlines. i think i will dilate them slightly. so the college scene today, beyond the headlines i think are some, well, put it this way, one of my old mentors used to have his first law of insufficient paranoia, which holds that no matter how bad you think things are, it is invariably the case you look closer, you find out things are even worse than you thought. so in the case of administrative bloat on college campuses what people think is that's what's running up the cost. universities. the number of administrators

john durham is investigating something completely different. stevenm asking you a direct question. why did the president use private attorneys rather than go to the state department? if you don't know, that's an acceptable answer. >> that is why these exchanges are looking like on nonpartisan media, on journalistic inquisitions and whatever you want to call what is sometimes a friendly path over at fox news. this is how it's playing. today you have donald trump calling for the arrest of a member of the united states congress who, guess what, is probing the white house, adam schiff, and breaking out the word "treason." also retweeting warnings about a potential, quote, civil war, that's a reference to civil war by the sitting president if he were to be impeached. that's a step too far for one republican lawmaker who says that comment is now repugnant. the trump strategy is clearly a mix. there are trump aides who are frying to do the usual thing of attacking any information they get and finding out oh, that information came from them. it's the transcri

. >>> an amber alert has been issued. 2-year-old john weir was last seen with his dad, 32-year-old steven weir in merced county. authorities said the father may be armed and dangerous and may be driving a hundryundai elantr. >>> the invasion of area 51 this weekend may have fizzled just a bit. despite curious visitors and a few arrests, the organizer of the event decided to pull the plug after the initial facebook event went viral. our reporter is in nevada. >> reporter: still a steady stream of curious visitors at the gates of area 51. at the nearby alien research center in nevada, there were crowds but not anywhere near expectations. >> most people who came here expected so much more. >> reporter: they came from colorado to sell alien-themed trinkets and embryos. >> it's a disappointing, with the commitment to the vendors, the food vendors, the people that were coming and the other parties involved, they thought they should have stayed committed. >> reporter: area 51 base camp shut down early, the dismantle in full swing when we visited. the organizer and producer decided to pull the pl

people are going to need the support to help carry the rest of the behind us john thank you very much indeed thank you was steven mcandrews deputy director of disaster management at the american red cross he says relief efforts in the next 48 hours will be crucial. we know from prior experience and prior hurricanes and prior operations in the bahamas what will be needed and we note somewhat the populations we noted there's about $75000.00 people that are reside that do reside in the affected area and many of them did evacuate but we estimate at least 20000 people are in are going to be severely affected right now as respect in here and we know to basics will be needed we have concerns around the water supply which looks like it's only good for about 2 days more $2.00 to $3.00 more days so we're concerned about water sanitation and shelter so people are going to need blankets they're going to need somewhere to sleep roofing materials just all the basics to get through the coming days and weeks as re sit here now and really and and i talk to you we have assessment teams out there but the communications are very di

armed and dangerous is suspected of abducting his toddler son. 2-year-old john weir was last seen with his dad 32-year-old steven merced county. they could be traveling in a 2007 red hyundai elantra. the alert was issued for several central coast counties from tulare to north calaveras. >> a placer county boy was killed after he was mauled by a family pitbull. sheriffs responded to a 911 call at 3:00 yesterday afternoon and discovered the boy badly hurt inside the home in the granite bay community. the boy was taken to the hospital where he was pronounced dead. animal control took the dog away and it is currently in quarantine. according to the sheriff's office, the attack appeared to be unprovoked. >> what started as an internet hoax, inviting people to storm area 51, has turned into a party in the nevada desert with far fewer people taking part than anticipated. an estimated 3,000 campers and festival goers have convened in rachel, nevada near the once secret air force facility. law enforcement expected 30,000. an evening music festival was supposed to happen. that was canceled because of a low turnout. one tr

steven mnuchin also said today that the departure of john bolton as national security advisor will notramatically change the administration's position on iran. president trump said he would meet with president rouhani with no conditions to discuss iran's nuclear program. leading democratic white house contenders joe biden and elizabeth warren will share the stage for the first time tonight. the top 10 highest pulling candidates for the parties presidential nomination in 2020 will debate in houston. among those joining joe biden and elizabeth warren will be bernie sanders, kamala harris, cory booker, and pete buttigieg. baja meehan's are picking up -- are picking up the pieces after hurricane dorian. estimates are the storm caused $7 billion of damage. crews have started to remove some debris, but they are moving slowly to avoid accidentally disturbing any victims in the rubble. the official death toll stands at 50. officials expect that number to increase significantly. global news 24 hours a day, on air and @tictoc on twitter, powered by more than 2700 journalists and analysts in over

steven mnuchin says that washington's policy regarding iran won't change with john bolton's departures national security advisor. secretary mnuchin spoke alongside secretary of state mike pompeo at a press briefing today. >> we have done more sanctions on iran than anybody, and it is working. the president has made clear he is happy to take a meeting with no preconditions, but we are maintaining the maximum pressure campaign. administration says the world should take action on iran's noncompliance with the nuclear deal amid new questions about iranian activities raised by the u.n. atomic watchdog. the european commission president elect, who will replace the current pleasant jean-claude juncker in october, says a no deal brexit vote will be more difficult than an orderly brexit. she says the european union was ready for the u.k. to leave without a withdrawal agreement, which would see tariffs and other impediments imposed on trade. >> we are not isolated on this globe, but we are in interaction with other players. to havecommon interest an orderly brexit. mark: she added, preparations

this was repeated by james yard, probably based on information from edward stevens, who is yard's brother-in-law and repeated by john c. hamilton. unlike his birthday, his birth on nevis has never been questioned because there was never any reason to doubt it. however, none of the witnesses who testified in the divorce proceedings mentioned rachel having been on nevis during the 1750's. jemima and james put rachel on saying you station us -- on another island, while saint henry only testified that he was a ralph -- that she was away from the island. this did not mean that they never lived on or visited nevis. based on the information in the divorce court there is a gap in the timeline during which rachel could have been on the island. for one island in 1753, it was not known where she was living until she was still and again found in 1756. while it is possible that rachel and her family lived on an island during this entire period , there is no record of her whereabouts. perfect timer the to return to nevis. sometime after alexander hamilton's birth, rachel must have been on nevis because jemima testified that her s

john deere gator" for more. hey. run ♪hey.s. you must be steven's phone.me wifi and get a notification the instant someone new joins your network... only with xfinity xfi. download the xfi app today. >>> all nations have a duty to act. no responsible government should subsidize iran's blood lust. as long as iran's menacing behavior continues, sanctions will not be lifted. they will be tightened. paul: that was president trump tuesday addressing the united nations general assembly in new york and urging other nations to join his campaign of maximum pressure against iran. in a joint statement this week, german chancellor angela merkel, u.k.'s prime minister, boris johnson and emmanuel macron blamed tehran for the september 14th attack on oil facilities in saudi arabia and called on iran to enter into talks to bolster the fraying nuclear deal struck with the west in 2015, a pact the u.s. withdrawn from. mark dubowitz leads the iran program. welcome, good to see you again. thanks for coming in. >> thanks, paul. paul: let's start with the european statement thi

john deere 1 series" for more. yeah. run hey. us. you must be steven's phone. you can know who's on your network and control who shouldn't be, only with xfinity xfi. simple. easy. awesome. >>> president trump is doing an end run around congress, which has refused to appropriate money to build the wall. he's taking $2.6 million from the budget and using it to start building the controversial border wall. democrats are furious. starting with house speaker nancy pelosi who says canceling military construction projects at home and abroad and -- i'm clearly losing my voice. phil rutger joins me now to talk about this. phil, let's talk about the wall. ben rhodes is joining us from los angeles as well. phil, first to you. talk about moving these appropriated funds, pelosi is speaking out about it. this is a looming confrontation but he says he's got the authority. >> that's right. it's back to the government shutdown at the beginning of the year and the president declared that national emergency in mid february. this is an outgrowth of that. he's trying to find the mo

amber alert for a father accused of abducting his son. 2-year-old john weier, take a look here, last seen with his dad, 32-year-old steven weir in merced county. the father may be armed and dangerous and driving a red 2005 hyundai aylan tra. the alert first issued for several counties north to call veras. >>> the invasion of area 51 may have fizzled out despite curious visitors, the organizer of the event alien stock decided to pull the plug after the initial facebook event went viral. >> reporter: ha steady stream o visitors at the gates of area 51. at the nearby alien research cent in hiko, nevada, there were crowds but not near expectations. >> most people came at least here expecting so much more. >> reporter: gary and his wife jennifer drove from colorado to sell alien themed trinkets and embryos. >> it's a little disappointing if you think should have gone through today with the commitment to the vendors and the food vendors and the people coming and other parties involved thought they should have stayed committeed. >> reporter: the base camp shut down early, the stage and mantle coming down. the orlgzer and produc

an amber alert for a father accused of abducting his son. 2-year-old john weir was last seen with his dad. his dad is 32-year-old steven weir in merced county. the father may be armed and dangerous and driving a red 2005 hyundai elantra. like the one you see in this alert photo. the alert was first issued for several counties from tu hair north to call veras. >>> the invasion of area 51 may have fizzled out just a bit despite curious visitors, the organizer of the event alien stock decided to pull the plug after the initial facebook event went viral. joe bartels is in nevada with how vendors are handling the loss. >> reporter: still a steady stream of visitors at the gates of area 51. at the nearby alien research cent in hiko, nevada, there were crowds but not near expectations. >> most people came at least here expecting so much more. >> reporter: gary and his wife jennifer drove from colorado to sell alien themed trinkets and even alien embryos. >> it's a little disappointing if you think should have gone through today with the commitment to the vendors and the food vendors and the people that were coming and the oth

steven mnuchin. oh, no. you left the 'nuch hanging? ( laughter ) (as mnuchin) "i'm sorry john bolton couldn't be here.n bolton couldn't be here today. instead, the role of national security advisor will be filled by this task rabbit i hired. for ten bucks an hour, he gives national security advice and assembles ikea furniture and tells us who to bomb." back in march of 2018, bolton almost wasn't hired in the first place. apparently, mr. trump hesitated, in part because of his negative reaction to mr. bolton's walrus-style mustache. ironically, while bolton is leaving, the mustache is staying on as stephen miller's new hairpiece. ( cheers and applause ) it's youthifying. trump promised, "i will be naming a new national security advisor next week." who will it be? well, we know trump picked bolton because he saw him on fox news. so get ready for national security adviser, my pillow guy. ( laughter ) and as he thought about dumping his current national security advisor, trump started reminiscing about his ex: former national security advisor h.r. mcmaster, seen here showing he's willing to sit down with

steven greenhouse, longtime journalist, author of the new book "beaten down, worked up: the past, prpresent, and futuref americ tiersan labor." ay with us. ♪ [music break] amy: full musician johnhn who died at the age of 87. this is democracy now!, democracynow.org, the war and peace report. i'm amy goodman with juan gonzalez. our guest is steven greenhouse, former new york times journalist. he is no author of the new book "beaten down, worked up: the past, present, and future of american labor." among other things, we have been talking about this uaw strike, first major uaw strike in 12 years at gm. interestingly, the sunrise movement, well known for pushing the green new deal, sitting down at nancy pelosi's office right before she was named house speaker again. the executive director of the sunrise movement through her support behind the strike, tweeting "all workers deserve a ."ght talk about the green new deal and what this means for jobs today and how companies like gm are adapting and how environmentalists are working with unions now. >> i think the green new deal is a great idea. we face a global warming crisis. our leadership is going in the very wrong direction. and w

why did the president -- let's not talk about john durham who is investigating the trump -- >> there are two issues that -- >> that was not an answer, so steven miller keeps insisting it is reasonable to want to investigate the bidens, but she not answering and explaining why this president when the to rudy giuliani rather than through official channels and they cannot explain why it is held up. can they form any coherent form of difference? >> no, and thank you chris wall lils for that intervi -- wallace for that interview. we're seeing a classic deflection. it is important to realize what they're doing. democrats are going to have to confront this every single day and frame the narrative in a true and accurate sense that the american people can understand. three areas, first you will hear republicans say "but there was no quid pro quo." to be impeachable there does not to be a quid pro quo. he said of course i want today extract a concession from the ukraine over corruption, why wouldn't i before i gave them money. the president admitted to that. and in the synopsis we learned that the only concession that the president asked for -- the onl

johns. we'll come back to you guys. our sincere apologies for that. so on that note, this morning the treasury secretary steven mnuchin is pushing back on reports the president is considering a plan to hand the iranian regime a $15 billion line of credit. jim, obviously the optics of that would be problematic for a president that keeps saying the obama administration gave pallets of cash to the iranians. giving back their frozen money, i should note. >> exactly. but from a president who has made 180s like that before, with other countries, north korea among them. joining us from the white house, cnn's joe johns. is this a serious consideration >> interesting question. i just asked the treasury secretary a little while ago about it. and on the one hand, you can read it as him saying, no, we're not seriously considering that. but if you listen to his answer very carefully, it sounds like it's possible at the very least. the president also said just yesterday that iran is trying to get a deal. this is something that's been proposed by the french president emmanuel macron. $15 billion credit deal or line of credit

winning the presidency and hiring steven menashi to work in the trump white house, including specifically on the trump administration's immigration policies. >> did general johnslim prisoners in the philippines with dubullets dipp in pigs' fat? >> i would like to clarify that particular writing. >> could you start by answering the question i asked? >> i think it's important to provide context. >> ask the question. did it or did it not happen? >> at the time i wrote that essay i read that anecdote in a number of sources and believed it to have been substantiated. after 20 years -- >> you learned it's not true? >> i regret having repeated it. >> i would like to provide some context -- no. it wasn't. it actually got worse from there. stay with us. that's next. ay with us that's next. oh! oh! oh! ♪ ozempic®! ♪ (announcer) people with type 2 diabetes are excited about the potential of once-weekly ozempic®. in a study with ozempic®, a majority of adults lowered their blood sugar and reached an a1c of less than 7 and maintained it. oh! under 7? (announcer) and you may lose weight. in the same one-year study, adults lost on average up to 12 pounds. oh! up to 12 pound