when shawna goodwin resisted, her mother shot her with shoirn, shawna goodwin remembers -- heroin, shawnadwin remembers falling on the water bed in a rush. that was her initiation. >>> "a path appears," the latest book by nicholas kristof and doesn't sheryl wudunn highlights problems in the u.s., and was turned into a pbs series examining domestic violence. >> it was a 1938 survey, half of americans said it was appropriate for americans to adult. >> the husband and wife pair recruited celebrity activists as they looked at ways to tackle poverty. >> you do need to work together to raise a child and break them out of poverty. >> it's easier to help a 6 month 6-month-old. lives. >> when i met cheryl. she worked for "the wall street shawna goodwin, first of all, didn't go to school. she did go. failed the first or second grade. she remembers the one time. her mum took her to a friend's house, they go to a temp's house. the mother tried to get her to spend time with the family. >> when shawna resisted, her mother shot her with heroin. shawna goodwin remembers falling back on the water bed in a

shawna: i think if this actually becomes a trade war, you will. my guys in illinois said that when we were there, even the conversation around nafta and the threat of thesefs tar he was like i have lost money today. he wasmy like,ors look a field, i know what i've plannedy i've alr lost money because rf the threats of this money. andrea: keep y eyes on the all the industry. the midwest, where this was won and lost by the democrats. they're really going to be h hard. robert: we talked about bolts within north korea. him not being in thsroom s a lot. peter navarro on trailed. pushing the administration to take a harder stance on china and the e.u. peter: he has and they're very divided on this. you see this every day, the thritch floppy equal. todayhe trade war is off, on hold. the next day suddenly they're going back on it wholesale. they'reupposedly at odds sexrnings have had shouting matches. there really is a -- anied cal divide between traditional businesses type, and fundamental believers in the orthodoxy of the party and then the populous, th

when shawna resisted, her mother shot her with heroin, shawna remembers falling on the water bed in a rush. that was her initiation. >>> "a path appears," the latest book by journalists nicholas kristof and sheryl wudunn highlights problems in the u.s., including sexual exploitation, and was turned into a pbs series examining domestic violence. >> in 1978, in surveys, half of americans said it was sometimes appropriate for a man to beat his wife with a stick or a belt. half of americans said that. >> the husband and wife pair recruited celebrity activists as they looked at ways to tackle poverty. >> you do need to work together to raise a child to break them out of poverty. >> it's easier to help a 6 month old, than it is a struggling 16 year old down the road. >> the duo also talked about their lives and pulitzer prize winning work in china. >> when i met sheryl. she worked for "the wall street journal", and i for the "new york times". it was better to collaborate as a colleague rather than a rival. >> i sat with nicholas kristof and sheryl wudunn in new york. >> so you have a book,

shawna: he is in this race.eere in kentucky and we were in pennsylvania, he had a big crowd in chi he got hi first union endorsement in pennsylvania and pittsburgh. sort o joe biden's scranton backyard. but the interesting thing is elizabeth landers, our correspondent, pushed him on tho id how do you dimpshate yourself from elizabeth w wren. he refused to really, one, go after elizabeth warren which i kind of understand, but really give us a clear answer of how he's different. at a certain point he t tned it baba on our correspondent and said hey, that's a mediaes on. no one is asking that people have asked him that, people inb have asked him that, other than thehe media. we'll see if next week's debate is that pointnt, at some p he'll have to say why his plans are different than hers and what can he articulate that makes him better than her.it ay be a all eyes are on what he does etweelizabeth warren and bernie sanders but at some point who are you in comparison. >> sometimes it's not just about what you do as

shawna: i talked to some former u.s. attorneys who say dangling a pardon could equal obstruction of justice. it depends, it would be a hard case to prove because you don't know what's in people's basically. ithe thing about michael cohen, though, is that, because all of the information around this, did he talk to his lawyer about it, did his lawyer talk to president trump, was that michael cohen asking for a pardon, also michael cohen has admitte to lying to congress before -- he's not the most relble source. and while sometimes the president of the united states is also not the most reliable source, when the president gets on the chopper and basically says michael cohen is a liar, it's hard to refute that so that all kind of plays into the president'sve narra. joshua: we also know, too, cohen spent hours and hours this week testifying before the house and we don't know what was said because that was in private. however, a number of democrats in those hearings have suggested in various interviews on tv that there really

shawna thomas, washington bureau chief for vice news. susan glasser, staff writer for "the new yorke and author of the weekly "letter from trump's washington." and joshua gen, national correspondent for bloomberg "businessweek." shawna, you've covered capitol hill for years.at demo now are broadening the scope of this investigation. all of rheseuests. yet they're getting ahead of robert mueller and his time line. why is that? shawna: i don'think they see it as getting ahead of robert mueller. i think they see it as, for the last two years of the trump administrati h, we haven't any power to do anything, it's time to gather information and see what's out there and if you don't start now, you'll put out 81 requests, who knows how many tcuments they're going get back. that will take a long time to go through that. so while it seems like they're getting aheadf mueller, we don't know what's going to come out of all of this and like the mueller investigation, as we've said it will take a long time, don't know what the conclusions are. anything

shawna: if you've seen people in the me. who have actually felt the pain on this because that's what they vote on. if there are people in the mets who thought president trump was going to bring them something and they blame him for their farms not making as much money, then i think republicans will probably suffer. robert: with shall see. we'll see what happens, as president trump would say. thanks, everybody. we have to leave you a few minutes early tonight so you can support your loam pbs station. they truly support "washington week." we thank you and them. our conversation wil continue on line on the "washington week" extra, where we will talk about puerto rico's recovery and presidential pardonens. you can find tt later tonight at pbs.org/washington week. i'm robert costa. enjoy your weekend. >> funding for "washington week" is provided by -- >> their leadership is instinctive. they understand the challenges of today and research the technologies of tomorrow. some call them veterans. we call them parts of our team. >> ad

during the pandemic coming centers close, shawna youth especially built wall in her own basement. they just thing is something we're familiar with. we just injury, we're just the changes and that's part of our lives. so in a way, yes, it was some real to have to adjust it, but it's also something that is familiar. i the sport all about the athletes, personal interaction with the wall. there's a collective zeal amongst these climbers, a sporting euphoria, even when things go wrong. oh, the getting a competitive edge over her rival games where the margins between athletes a minuscule take shawna away from the wall to an ice cold river in the english countryside. have to be an end or the car all day to come out and feel connected with the outdoors again is important. this is the athletes place to unwind, focus and prepare, body and mind for the lofty heights, the olympic gain, giving the less athletic amongst just a moment to cool off limbs, fall couches era, sheffield, and shall have tony's become the 1st player and major league baseball history to be picked for an all star game as

i want to welcome shawna kaplan. shawna, a fifth grade student at providence elementary school in fairfax county, virginia. ms. paula patrick. this is a coordinator of world languages for fairfax county public schools. michelle dresdner the 2012 participant in the national security language initiative for youth program. mr. jeffrey wood was also a 2010 participate in the national security language initiative for youth program. and major gregory mitchell, a 1995 fellow over the david l.baron fellowship program. as you know, it is a custom of this committee to swear in all witnesses. so i ask you to please stand and raise your right hand. do you swear this testimony you're about to give is the truth, the whole truth, and nothing but the truth so help you god? thank you. let it be noted that the record -- in the record that the witnesses answered in the affirmative. before we start, i wanted you to know that your full statement will be made part of the record. and i'd like to remind you to please limit your remarks to t

so shawna, will you please proceed with your statement? [ speaking foreign language ] i just said in chinese, hello, everyone. my name is shawna. i'm 11 years old. i'm in fifth grade at providence elementary school. i like chinese class very much because chinese class is fun. i have been taking chinese since the first grade which was the first year it was taught at my school. my teacher has been my teacher all five years. there's a second chinese teacher at my school who is teaching my little sister. i really like learning chinese. class is a lot of fun because we learn using a lot of games and activities that include everyone in the class that teach us new things. my regular teacher mrs. pratt told me sometimes they're teaching the same things at the same time. this year when we learned about ancient civilizations, she taught us about ancient china and ancient dynasties while we were learning chinese. i like that they go together. sometimes we even do math in chinese class. i want to keep learning chinese. i want to be fluent in chinese.

robert: shawna, you were there in singapore during the last summit.hat happens for the next one m lath? shawna: the president wanted to do that summit and they made that summits happen for him. he has said he wants to do another one. reporting and what we're hearini from our interal partners is that it's probably going to be in vietnam. he has an entire infrastructure to make another oneappen and clearly kim wants to do it as well. so i thinke'll see another summit. i think the problem about what president trump vs. the intelligence was saying. also, what is actually true? should we believe anything that the ambassadors or anyone else tells them if the president is saying that? robert: what dimmed you learn when you sat down w h your colleague magui with the president in the oval office week? is he isolated from his own inteigence officials? peter: he told us no. he brought them in andhi ever turned out to be fine. the only problem was the media, of course, misinterpreted things. at was fascinating is how he operates. he brings in coates, haspel, and

the bulk of trouble to sheffield, to me to my name is shawna cox. and i am a special climate and i'll be competing in sport climbing for the 1st time climbing 1st time in the tokyo fun front again, was full climbing makes its limpid debut this summer. so in a cooksey will be reaching for gold. the 2 time world champions being competing since the age of 7 climbing the gains is called climbing and a combination of 3 different disciplines which speak. i'm in south like monetary. how fast will bouldering, which you can see a little bit behind us and not too high off the ground of math. and then also leave climbing, which is clipping a rope in as you climb up. and it's who gets the highest the overall when it's based on who performs best in 3 discipline. it's a full body support, legs, core, fingers, everything needs to be strong. but this isn't just about punishing routine. team, great britain's approach before they even get to the war is about fun. if your in a joyful place and you're happy to just let go and have a goes, i guess going to help you on.

i think we can do that a speaking of the i'm of her shawna. how difficult or negotiations going to be with the i m f going forward because to lanka is now going into these negotiations as a bank for a country. well, things are going to be hard and difficult, but there's no doubt that we really need to seek 3rd party here. just no doubt about it. but it all depends, nichols, you are going to be difficult, as you know, as a backup nation of a bargaining powers are limited when you go to i am. if for any other place, they will look good imposed conditions so that the country will be more accountable, lack of accountability on the part of all the governments has been that because the corruption came as a result of that. so it would be tough road ahead, and we need unity in approach. remember as to the to members said earlier in the shall job is for, i mean to rem garmen for a limited period to get the most essential. that is the cooking guess full. so the contra can function and for the life of the farmers and to open the school to job in close in

shawna, when you look at this piece of legislation, it says the g.o.p. will let the states decide how to use federal money. but why is that so complicated? and what's at the heart of this debate? >> well, it's so complicated, because even though they're saying we're gonna create a formula and give all the states this money, in the end, for a lot of states, that means a lot less money is going to them. and overall, the cuts are fairly large. so because we don't have a congressional budget, one has said it's a $215 billion cut in health care funding between 2020 and 2026. in 2027, they say it goes up to $489 billion. at the heart of it, it is a program to make the size of government smaller, which is a very conservative thing. but when you start looking at, individual state? the states start to say things like, wait a second, if you're going to give me a billion less over 10 years, how am i going to fund these health care programs i already have? the states will have to grapple with what makes the best health care for them, if this thing goes through. >> g

>> reporter: so year after year, they sent shawna piles of pictures, and these bound books detailingjor and minor milestone, like this complete list of his vocabulary, all so that when shawna was ready and steven was ready, they could pick up right where they left off. the two reunited when steven was 7. shawna taught him how to fish, and they have been reeling in the memories ever since. >> i was blessed beyond words. >> i kind of got the best of both worlds for sure. >> reporter: steven is now 26, married with a brand-new boy of his own, much to the delight of grandma shawna. >> that was really special. it just brought that full circle around. >> reporter: especially when she heard the baby's name -- riley. >> oh. >> it felt like that name was just supposed to be in the family. >> i think the lesson we learned is that sometimes we create barriers where barriers don't need to be. and when we pull down those barriers, we really find love on the other side. >> reporter: since we first told this story, that love on the other side has continued to grow. the families spent thanksgiving a

political commentator and host of "the ax files" and shawna thomas for vice news tonight. let's start back here at home what's happening with bill barr. shaw shawna, this will be the third investigation into the trump ties to russia and the origin of that investigation. we haven't heard the results of the other two. i don't even know what the status is of the other two but michael horowitz, the ig is supposedly on it and i guess reaching a conclusion at some point. not sure why we need john durham and a third investigation, but bill barr has ordered one. >> and the attorney general has said that we expect the ig report very, very soon, probably in june. so we will find out a little bit more about the origins of the investigation. but it is a little bit confusing that if the president wants to move on from this and the mueller report he says it didn't find any conspiracy in it and it didn't come to a conclusion on obstruction of justice, why keep calling attention to it? but then if you can turn it into a 2020 issue that you were attacked and they are trying to take this pr

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the next year in climate conference will be held in shawna, shaken egypt in a year. in the meantime, will the pledges be honored? will the promises be kept? will country's return with greater ambition? because one thing is certain time is running out. nicholas, i'll de 0, glasgow australia has the highest per capita call emissions among g 20 countries. it was part of a group of nations pushing to ease the wording on the final agreement. sarah clark, by force from basement a study, did not support phasing out coal to be part of this agreement, nor did it support the inclusion of stronger emission reduction targets in the final agreement. now, prime minister scott morrison, his publicly said that the striving policy is not to commit to such a mandate. but climate activists have accused australia of being the key troublemaker in the last week and negotiations at cop 26. or they've accused australia being the leading country are trying to water down this final agreement. now bit of background. australia is the 2nd largest exporter of coal. it's also, while the highest r

he ver qickly turned it into his base against the angry mob, democrats.d, the >> woodruff: shawna, whichgests he thinks that's the effective way to use this. t well, to show that he got a win out s and if you give him more republicans he will continue to get wins. but i think t angry mob construction, mitch mcconnell used similar words after the vote, a troublesome one for therooms. because the women on thhill, we saw the protests, i was about something birabout violation, about the ability to have some kind ofn powerhis situation, and i think if you dismiss that belittle it or think it's going away, that is something especially won running for the house will try to use. >> woodruff: so we may see a rect oppositional configuration, if you will, of this mob description that the president came up with. >> yeah, president trump on air force one was asked what message do you have he women that are devastated by the outcome after brett kavanaugh was accused of sexual assault? and president trump said i don't think there are women wweh devastated, i don't think that exists. president trump mig

15 decisions that everybody's going to sign off on that i spoke about a t correspondence, brendan shawna, i'll hope you keep us updated on any developments that thanks very much for that. of the moving on now least the 3 palestinians have reportedly being killed by these rarely military hands during the rate on the old city of novelists in the westbound on thursday. now these very, i mean as relates to statements claiming that 3 men were behind and it's like in april, the killed a woman and her 2 daughters. i'm us, the palestinian minutes in group confirmed the the 3 men killed where its members, according to the palestinian reg, presence full of people, also wounded. and at least a $150.00 people, including children, suffered from the effects of tear gas. the rates took place a day after cease fire was declared pulling a series of strikes early this week between israel and gaza. the volumes follows the death of a policy united, the best in these rarely present. after an 87 date hunger strikes. lots, east marie, if an ocean that has been diving deeper into the ordeal of mazda zip palesti

measures that are we are ready to take in order to we're to make to make progress on this topic. shawna you next. thanks very much. due to my senior and he's just on the gold embargo announced by joe biden today. and will that come up as part of it? potential 7th sanctions packaged from you in terms of coordination sanctions, is the one thank you. you know, we have decided to, to earn this or go today. there was a 27 leaders in brazil snooping. don't feel that we would continuing to continue our work in the field of sanctions. and it needed to publish, needed to, to fine tune some guys to clarify in order to, to avoid being charged to victims of loop horse. and to make sure that the entrance all are effective and that our sanctions do have an effect on the, on the, on the, on the wish and ability to find his door. and all the attendance is very important to teacher measures that a parent how to answer. he was talking about balancing different issues, china balancing interest, and val gay sanctions balancing the effects that he has in russia and the effect that he could have at home. and

shawna, how do you think that tension will evolve from here? >> i mean, it's pretty clear that the president wants people to get back to work. he wants to reopen the country. but even as we saw in the town hall as people were asking questions that fox news had gathered, he was also putting it back in the hands of the states. he was saying that he was answering questions basically saying, hey, that kind of question depends on your governor. i think one of the things, that tension you're seeing in politics, one of the ways he's working through it, is to make sure you know that the governors are responsible -- i'm not saying they're the only ones responsible, but i think that is kind of one of the tactics he is using. and as things open up, and if things go well, he'll get to say, hey, i put the plan together that these governors used and be able to use that. if something goes wrong in one state, he'll be able to say, hey, that governor didn't follow the plan. >> jonathan, let me play another cut from the town hall that aired this evening on fox n

shawna, the president out tweeting this morning about immigration. he says no more daca deal. is happening? >> well, number one, there wasn't really much of a daca deal, i think you can see especially from the appropriations process and omnibus that democrats didn't push it. republicans don't seem to have way to get there. also it's in courts, basically. he's pretty safe saying there's no daca deal because there wasn't. i think the other interesting thing he said that they need to go to the nuclear option which we have heard the president's say getting rid of basically the filibuster in congress in the senate. this is also something that senator mcconnell has said i'm not for that. i think this is stuff we've heard from the president before and this is how he's spending his easter. >> what's interesting, too, with no daca deal, wasn't just democrats that lost something in protecting young undocumented immigrants, but also the president. only got 1.6 billion for border wall he knows it. i think there's -- conservative base for him to get started as much as they pitched the idea

weeks-long feud overow-justice brett kavanaugh's confirmation process with tamara keith of npr and shawnamas of "vice new" hello to both of you it's "politics monday." seems like the brett kavanaugh thing went on for months. in truth it was only, what, a month or two. but what is the- c we tell right now what the political ay be?t from it m >> i think it's hard to know right this second. what we do know is that, in the midst of it, "pbs newshour" and marist had a poll and, over the course of a week, there was a dramatic shift among republicins erms of the energy that they had heading into the midterm elections. now, does that energy and enthusiasm hold for the next couple of weeks? unclear. yo, the emotion of happiness is generally not asst ky or strong as the emotion of rage and outrage. but one interesting thing that i thoughabout when i traveled with the president this weekend to his rally the kansas, and he very quickly termed this not to be a celebration of confirming brett kavanaugh but going on the attack against democrats for what they did in this process. he very quickly turned i

and the risk of china making a mistake miscalculation political scientist and director of this is shawna institute at the university of london. steve thing, thank you so much. have a fighting bronze on g crimes east in front. nearly a year after russia launched its invasion, president salenti says russian losses are significant near the contested town of buck mood. but there has been a little change along the vast front line in recent months. stepped up, brushing assaults are expected this week with the anniversary of rushes. invasion, approaching. grant has been cooling on the west to deliver more weapons and ammunition which running out fast. these ukranian troops near the town are severe. ask you said time away from the fighting to hone their shooting skills, they will soon put them to use the trenches. after months on the back foot, russian forces have gone on the offensive, talking at several points along a vast frontline, stretching from the black sea to but a ruse. they have made little progress, but their firepower is a problem for ukrainian defenders, for example, on em. but ric

it was 10:00 last night when family members, they hasn't heard from shawna or clarence washington since saturday evening. last night they began to get concerned. there was an ongoing domestic dispute between the couple. apparently that dispute got pretty heated on saturday. when family members couldn't get ahold of them, they got concerned. they came to the house and that's when they made the grim discovery. the family of five dead inside their home here in culpeper, virginia. now, they have been identified as shawna and clarence washington, both 35 years old, a married couple, and their three children. their three girls, aged 13, 6 and 4. the sheriff's department says that this is now being investigated as a domestic murder-suicide. a little while ago i spoke to the cousin of shawna washington and she said that she never imagined that something like this would happen. >> my prayers, that was my sister, that was my heart, my best friend, my world. >> reporter: investigators did find a gun inside the house. they won't elaborate on what kind of a gun it was. as for the ongoing marital pro

shawna, i know this is -- this is drawing now some bipartisan complaints.ave congressman carlos curbelo, republican from south florida, he was denied entry into one of these shelters earlier. he says hhs only said he didn't follow protocol. they're not making any -- they're not making any friends here, left or right. >> no, they're not making any friends. i think one of the things that's interesting is hhs secretary azar did a conference call yesterday. that's when this 3,000 number came out when everyone was like, wait a second, that wasn't what we thought the number was. what's really interesting is the guy in charge of the office of refugee resettlement, which is the one who is in charge of these kids who have been separated from parents or kids who come over by themselves, scott lloyd, who has been in the news before but not that much, no one is really asking like how is he doing this? now, i realize hhs is overall, but he is the guy who is in charge of figuring out what to do with these kids. congress has not called to talk to him. he is -- basically h

matthew continetti, shawna thomas and howard fineman. all right, guys, i want to share with you rudy giuliani who is paying his respects to john mccain on capitol hill. garrett haake caught up with him and he brought up the 60-day window. take a listen. >> the justice department has a rule that you should stay out of politically charged investigations within 60 days of the election. i hope he respects that. >> reporter: or what? >> or nothing. it just affects how people look at the legitimacy of his investigation. is it political or is it a real law enforcement investigation. >> all right. howard fineman, let me go through a few things here. first, here's what the inspector general in june of 2018 said. the 60-day rule is not written or described in any department policy or regulation. nevertheless, high-raning department and fbi officials acknowledged the existence of a general practice that informs department decisions. here's what the doj guidelines say. this is a minneapolis/st. paemo wrote. how about that. law enforcement officers a

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experience on hospital wards, but she's getting a helping hand at the vile heim hospital in bavaria. veto shawna is also from ukraine, but has been here for over 2 years and is showing her new colleague the ropes that a wonderful job. i try hard, i try to do everything well, just as i learned in ukraine, a full garage door if, even if it's all a more complicated, sometimes i try to make the best of it all over the worst or no, it was more logical. tilo road love is responsible for organization and administration on the nursing ward. he says he's surprised at how quickly the new employees find their way around in germany. competency it, so they're already competent for you have to recognize the nurses field of work in germany as different from that in ukraine for example, or in serbia and germany. the focus of nursing is on basic care. i. e, caring for the body, giving food, monitoring medication, more so than in other countries such as ukraine nurses don't watch patients, they're there. it's purely about medical care. the ukrainians, as far as medical care is concerned, are actually superior to

shawna: the rate is 12.6% only in hong kong. singapore has it at 28%.agging behind. there's a combination of reasons. one reason is hong kong's covid situation is largely under control. we don't have any outbreaks here, so hong kong residents don't have the urge to take it. at the same time, this mistrust of government since 2019. rishaad: is that right? you hear on the street that people are talking about doctors not even recommending people take these shots as well. that is the other thing. where does that come from? shawna: i think one problem -- not problem, one thing in hong kong is news media reports, a lot of people dying or having side effects from the vaccine, because it is so concentrated in the media. people don't have the scare effect not to take it. at the same time, they don't have the urge to take it. now the government is urging people, businesses have come forward as well. rishaad: you hear all these stories of the astrazeneca one causing blood clots, and it turns out it is about the same chance of getting struck by lightning. shawna: e