. >> now, for the first 20 minutes president trump tauted the nation's economy. he stuck to the script claiming success with economic growth, low unemployment numbers. he also tauted new trade agreements with mexico, china, and canada. >> pro growth, pro family, and most of all pro-american. we will never let socialism destroy american health care. >> other moments that illustrated the divide among lawmakers included when the president spoke about the 2nd amendment, immigration, and the border. michigan governor gretchen whitmer. >> it doesn't matter. student loans or prescription drugs. american workers are hurting. . >> now, a new gala poll shows national support for president trump at 49%. that is his highest number since inauguration day. >>> time is now 4:35. the iowa democratic party has released partial vote results after a day-long delay. early results show pete buttigieg with a slight lead over bernie sanders. elizabeth warren is in third place followed by joe biden and amy klobuchar. those results were delayed because of technical problems with a report

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the clinical trials of their much tauted drug to supposedly cure multiple sclerosis failed completely dynamic to have this hyping press release saying things are going great right before things actually cratered. >> exactly. i did a story where i talked to people in australia and also people in buffalo. they both looked at this as what's called a pump and dump scheme where you taut the price of the stock and everything goes quiet for a while while the insiders sell. >> so the investors in the know will get the best possible price for their stock while they are selling it out while the rest of the dupes in the public are about to take a bath. >> the highly tauted optimistic press release, that's not in there. but the second part of this long delay and the insiders dumping the stock, yes, that's in there. >> one of the other things that's in the indictment i think is a reference to you. there is part of what's alleged in the scheme is that congressman collins' office released a statement to a reporter, who i think is you. >> that is me. >> essentially saying that, hey, when my family so

dad hung taut bead of the code that's made him an online sensation but wants to keep his son down to earth. for a new me it's what i've told him you haven't done anything remarkable. you've only recorded a few videos and the content taught is not so extraordinary just the basics in programming it. parents without a computing background can send their kids to classes like this and demand is booming china's i.t. education market is expected to be worth $4800000000.00 euros by next year the push for kid friendly curriculum comes from a chinese state which wants to develop a new generation of ai and robotic experts like coding whiz. and make china a dominant force in the world's cyber future. or the last in the future i hope to use code based on the chinese language so we can write and do more in this computing language. is already leading the way. his advice to his fans coding is a long term challenge so start learning now. the. graph of the day we're going to refer to the him other bundle brands are experiencing the effects of privacy and that's it for all concerned except for. happine

that umbrella even had to replicate the slight curve, the slight sag, in the taut line , because it isot perfectly straight. once we solved all of those problems, the next challenge is, how do you tell the story? so, we turned to filmmakers, historians. our lead vice president for collections, scott stephenson. and they spent, huddled together and spent two years working on the storyline, the imagery, thinking about the music, the narration, the presentation, a -- the light quality, to really give this tent meaning. our goal is to give meaning to george washington's leadership. he was commander-in-chief for eight years. never left his troops. and he inspired a sense of loyalty. he instilled a sense of responsibility in the army that has really become the bedrock of the traditions of the american military ever since. without him, the army would likely have dissolved, and the war would have been lost. so, in many ways, it is an emblem for the entire museum. how do you take these small objects, how do you make these objects come alive and tell the incredible life-and-death decisions, the

it was a taut opening set between alexander the servant johnny with mia centimeters determining each game. but sara prevailed in a tie break to take the first set seven six. be the german then broke is no serve in the second set to pave the way to victory. and an unforced error a sense vera through to the semifinals where he'll now face just. plates always i was a good shooter actually in my short career he's leading with one win over me and i hope i can try to change that mostly it's going to be a very tough match but i hope i'll be ready for. two wins from five showdowns with federer bodes well for third of who is aiming to become the first german to win the tournament since bars back up. you're watching the w. nice from berlin plenty more coming up at the top of the hour of course you can always get the latest news and information around the clock on our web site at the that he dot com i'm having a house trained by them. where i come from we have to fight for a free press i was born and raised in a new town thank you she protests one to the shadow and a few newspapers with officia

it was a taut opening set between alexander sterve and johnny with mia centimeters determining each game. but sara prevailed in a tie break to take the first set seven six. five the german then broke isn't a serve in the second set to pave the way to victory. and an unforced error a sense vera through to the semifinals where he'll now face roger. played so many times again should be my short career he's leading with one win over me and i hope i can try to change that to them obviously it's going to be a very tough match but i hope i'll be ready for. two wins from five showdowns with federer bodes well for third of who is aiming to become the first german to win the tournament since bars back up. you're watching news from by leymah got plenty more coming up here at the top of the hour of course you can always get the latest news around the clock on our web site that d.w. dot com and have an entree game but the ports say here again very soon. i'm secure in the by. that time and in the end this i mean you're not allowed to stay here we will send you back. are you familiar with this. with th

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it was a taut opening set between alexander. with mia centimeters determining each game. but sarah prevailed in the top rank to take the first set seven six. beat the german then broke serve in the second set to pave the way to victory. on and on false sense of through to the semifinals where he'll now face. plates always rise again shitter actually my short career he's leading with one win over me. i hope i can try to change that mostly it's going to be very tough match but i hope i'll be ready for. two wins from five showdowns with federer bodes well for. who is aiming to become the first german to win the tournament since bars. you know always get data but in years on the go just download our app from google play all from the google apple still that'll give you access to all the latest news and information around the world as well as push notifications for any breaking news you can also use the dean of new app to send us photos and videos. you're watching t.v. news back at the top of the hour and. we make up we want tons of it and. we are some of. the ones to shape the

y mientras que washington dijo que la información es sau tauté pero no es un factor determinante a laé: seguimos en washington la administración obama insiste que está haciendo una campaña a favor del dream act que que permite la legal skwaización. no in citaría que vengan más indocumentados al país. y quienes cometen actos y lícitos, los jóvenes siguieron a sus padres. y se ha hablado que la medida sería sometida a esta situación. indocumentados vinieron al país desde muy niño, un sueño americano ambos gracia por eso estar con nosotros. erika quería comenzar contigo qué está haciendo usted de para proponer la importancia del dream act en nueva york por ejemplo?. >>> pues en todos no solamente en nueva york en los estados sacamos historia de los indocumentados, mucho más están saliendo de las sombras para demostrarles a los políticos y a las personas en general en estados unidos que no somos los criminales que ellos piensan y vamos a contribuir mucho a este pausa si pasan algo así como el dream act. >>>josé: césar por ejemplo tú quieres servir en las fuerzas armadas el año qué viene p

kook you have to be consistent way can wake out and turn taut games to your advantage when the times are tough and we have to work hard to achieve this over the coming weeks for the next one. against dortmund lots to face a team that plays a similar style today is fast and attacking. and is always a huge challenge we have won twice in three games against them one time even in top meant. that record is exactly what dortmund want to turn around and a victory in let's see who would keep their champions league rival at bay. now a major decision for the future of soccer is expected today from the sport's rule maker and the international football association board will determine whether to approve the use of video technology the instant replays that help referees make rulings. some believe it makes things fairer others but it's killing the flow of the game i football's policy makers are deciding whether video assistant refereeing is a technology worth sticking with whichever way it rules the i.f.a.b. decision is set to have a fundamental effect on the beautiful game if positive russia twen

he taut at georgetown and town sen university as well as the university of maryland. and new details at what led to a stabbing death of a lawyer in new york. david sent a text message to his wife saying he would be home around 8:30 monday night. the post says that by about 2:00 a.m. she called police. at this hour they're looking for a person of interest. there's a $25,000 reward for information leading to an arrest. >> a triple murder in north carolina leads to nax the district. the f.b.i.'s looking into the death of three young muslim americans was a hate crime. that prompted the council on american care. >> nearly 300 miles from chapel hill, north carolina dozens gathered in d.c.' du pont circumstance to remember three promising lives. they lit candles few tears this -- in this community. all three were shot in the head execution style tuesday evening. police have charged their neighbor craig steven hicks with their murder. at the vigil it's an explanation most aren't buying. >> for us to think that this was nothing less than a hate crime is absurd and an insult to

we see the line to the tug is taut.e running. you see the thick black smoke coming out the funnels? and it does look like it's very slowly inching its way away from the beach. it took an hour to refloat the russian ship, with no sign of any pollution. she headed into falmouth bay, where she'll be checked and where questions will be asked. life on cornwall‘s coast can return to normal. jon kay, bbc news, falmouth. banks are to be banned from charging higher fees for unarranged bank overd rafts under proposed reforms. such charges can be up to 10 times as high as those for payday loans, according to regulators. debt charities have welcomed the move. that's it from me. now on bbc news, sport today. sees soon. hello, this is sport today, live from the bbc sport centre. coming up on this programme: jose mourinho is sacked as manchester united manager and attention turns to who's next in the old trafford hotseat. hosts al ain shock south american champions river plate to make the final of the club world cup in the uae. and au

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so again, sort of a taut logical comment butening -- a taut ological comment but i think that's whatans. emily: would you agree, they fined facebook but critics said the fine didn't go far enough. do you agree? that he has what it takes or the agency has what it takes to make that leap if they have to? >> i think he was really stating the fact that that is a remedy that every antitrust enforcer needs to consider. i wouldn't really expect it out of joe simon given how he handled the facebook consent decree violations, gave them a slap on the wrist. a $5 million fine sounds like a lot but it's not changing anything or protecting the american people. i don't expect to see anything aggressive coming out of this administration. however, these cases and these investigations take a long time. may not be je simons ultimately making the decision about what the proper remedy is, whether it should be broken up or a different type of conduct. emily: you've got a new piece out in "bloomberg "business week" that speaks to how facebook has evolved, after this fine, penalty, levied by the f.t.c. an

so the fact that pocahontas' marriage to john rolph in a state that long tauted the first interracialriage in between pocahontas and john rolph is nothing if not truly ironic. generations of contemporary americans have grown up learning about pocahontas from the 1995 animated disney film, but throughout u.s. history americans have been reproducing pocahontas' supposed likeness. and in the early 20th century, however, a famous philanthropist paul mellen acquired an early painting of pocahontas based on the famous engraving. and for decades it hung in pocahontas' husband john rolph's family home. it was acquired and in 1942 it was donated to the national gallery of art and then to the national portrait gallery where it is touted as their most famous portrait of an early american. what we would like people to walk away from this gallery realizing is that pocahontas holds a unique place in american history. she is the individual who put a human face on the indigenous peoples of the americas and she is a reminder that the country's deepest roots are entangled with native americans. >> you

they are pulled taut. we are waiting for pepco to come free the wires hopefully without incident. this is what it was like earlier this afternoon when the hard winds came whipping through here, this big tree just fell apart. limbs and debris fell down on the roadway. the road was closed for some time before workers could get in here and try to clear a passage way. now, cheryl travis was one of the county workers here to open up the path. >> pepco is going to come and cut the tree at the wire. we can't do anything because the tree is on the wire. it's on a ware, so, we just came. this is a state road. we are out of bethesda, montgomery county. we came, the county didn't -- the city didn't call us, we came on our own to clean it up so people can get through. >> reporter: here is a sample of what we have seen so far today. a tree down at mcarthur boulevard in glen echo. a car just getting by there. nobody passing through at elgin lane and powell road. that tree goes from one end to the other. and now, take a

looting out of the bay fair mall where officials say bands of looters and people writing took overnt tauts snapchat video. people are running out of a target store and ransacking it. dozens of people go in, and come out with shoes. a short time later, san leandro pd detained several people, there was an incident where an officer through a flash bang at a crowd of people. we are taking a look at the aftermath, here are stores and walnut creek, you can see glass doors and windows have been smashed and destroyed, and h&m stores were hit as well as a victoria's secret. you can see looters who started fighting over stolen merchandise. the looters are running with arms full of items that they have stolen, then they turn on each other, leaving stolen items all across the sidewalk. we interviewed one person who had watched all of the action. >> i look around. everything is on fire. everything is being broken into. everything is being broken down. it is not a good look. >> finally, we take a look, the mayfair center had several looters arrested, there was a woman on the ground, being handcuffed and

the president is undaunted, he's tauting his records in the successful claiming it's the most successful 100 day in h history. i'll talk about all the stories. and our correspondent analysis are standing by for this moment of the presidency. first let's go to jim acosta. he's been president now for 100 days, mr. trump often seem stuck in that campaign mode? >> that's right wolf we'll be in that mode tonight. he's leaving the white house tonight for pennsylvania where he'll offer his own assessment of 100 days in office. he's likely to take swipes at the news media. he blamed the media for where his poll numbers are not where he'd like them to be. >> on day 100 in the white house the president is tauting his time in office. >> i believe my 100 days of administration has been just about successful in our country's history. >> once again the president is pushing back what he calls fake news. namely reports from cnn and other outlets that some of his aids has consequential contact with some of the russians before he was elected. >> all you see is the russians stories and all of these other p

and the atmosphere in the room was an interesting one, it was obviously quite taut atmosphere because it was his first big news conference with a foreign leader. when he started talking about torture. there was more of excitement in the room. it was quite a subdued performance by president trump standards >> there are both of these, you know, trump and sae y same time there are the differences you're talking about the enhanced interrogation techniques. how is it reading, i guess, for the uk, the people over there across the pond? i want to say what are they looking at this meeting and saying. >> i think that they are relatively relieved that on one hand it went smoothly and on the other that teresa may did not marry herself too closely to donald trump. this has been a problem for british prime ministers in past. tony blair was perceived as an excessive closeness to president bush. teresa may got through that part and got through a fairly uneventful press conference >> thereas that the reporters from the uk had trouble gettiwi how they wr days out as opposed to americans. did that get

. >> reporter: now president biden will sign that bill into law on friday and hit the road to taut it, making his first stop in pennsylvania next tuesday. kristen welker at the white house. thank you. let's break those numbers down now, stephanie ruhle is here. how much and when. >> reporter: 90% of american households should get some form of direct payment. people make less $75,000 will get $1,400 how do you make sure the government knows you are eligible taxes. file them asap if you sign up for direct deposit with the irs, you will get those funds sooner the first batch is expected to go out as early as this month lester >> great tips there. thanks stephanie this comes as vaccinations accelerate with more on that here is tom costello >> reporter: a week after merck agreed to help produce the johnson & johnson vaccine. the government is ordering another 100 million doses to ensure the country has enough later this year. >> a lot can change and we need to be prepared >> reporter: pfizer and moderna increasing vaccine shipments. 50% of americans 65 and older have been vaccinated 90% of

the library repeatedly tauts using facebook and instagram. on page two in the october issue as an example, a headline reads 'get social' and then tauts facebook and instagram. page seven has a similar box saying, 'get social with friends' and it says 'stay connect wednesday all the latest happenings,' and the bottom of the page shows icons of facebook and instagram. this is really contrary to ethical librarianship to protect the privacy of library users as being essential to library freedom and should not go on. we've been talking to them for a long time and they haven't done a thing about it. this is something you should look in to. thank you very much. >> clerk: all right. operations, let's hear from our next caller, please. welcome, caller. >> caller: yes. this is david elliott lewis with just a couple of items. one, tomorrow, wednesday, at 3:00 p.m., there's going to be an outdoor memorial celebration of the life of gale packwood c. graves. gale has worked on several supervisor campaigns including matt haney and others and it will be at b

. >> is that first pin, is that taut? >> yeah. >> yeah. how does it feel? i'm just concerned if you move that down, you're really going to pull it back. do you want to just try it just quickly? >> unhook this? >> i think it looks good. >> you think it looks good? >> if you feel good about the collar, it looks -- >> i think it's laying how it's supposed to be. >> it is. >> we're not going to worry about this, then? >> i'm not going to worry about it. >> also flatten that little middle piece. the mounts there. the tissue paper. >> there we go. >> up here? more tissue? can you see the tissue from any angle? >> no. >> it looks good. >> it's all right? >> yeah. >> now you can see we are uncovering the second box. this is the one that has the detached left sleeve. detached as a result of the many relic hunters from the late 1800s. this sleeve is on its own mount. it's being placed separately in the display next to the great coat that it was once attached to. this is the way the park service received the sleeve and coat. in 1968. there's this silk stitching. this

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. >> so that's taut. now that taut has been spared, it will live out, he or she, will live out the rest of its bird life at virginia tech's veterinary school and don't know if you noticed, daughters sasha year. they normally are. the president says he thinks it's because they can't stand his corny jokes. so two of his nephews helped out instead. >>> during the break, you can check out photos from presidential turkey pardons. going all the way back to jfk. we have posted it on the nbc washington facebook page. >>> they're the winningest team in washington. we're not talking about the redskins. why the thing that makes these guys so special is what they're doing off the field. >>> and did yu are just the tip of the iceberg? we're going behind the scenes to show you what you can't see, an >>> here are four things to know as you get ready for thanksgiving. president-elect trump's cabinet is coming together. he announced betsy devos as his pick for secretary of education, >>> the beltway is back open after a b

. >> that taut me a lesson about how hey cigarette it is to will live in the united states by looking across that border and seeing what these people were going through. >> captain cohen never take this country or freedoms for granted. alyssa harrington, abc 7 news. >>> hurricane maria is being blamed for an iv bag shortage that's caused alarm at hospitals in the bay area across the nation. >> the hurricane forced several international plants to close greatly reducing supplies of iv hospitals in the bay area are facing short ams even if they don't use baxter. iv bags are brought in from australia and ireland but only eye meet 10% of national demand. >>> a dog owner is pleading to get a stolen york shire terrier back. he was taken around sunday around 1:00 in the afternoon from a restaurant on a fruit vale avenue. the surveillance video show as box truck pulling through the parking lot and pulling to the other side. a man gets out jumps over the fence then after a few minutes somehow manages to break in and take the dog right as a customer in a white van watches it all happen. the man

that had everything to do with inclusion and togetherness >> she took her work all over the world tauting it as a symbo of diversity until someone told her about a display in san francisco, lasers called welcome. >> i was very upset. i was like this is my work. like what is going on? and, and it was, honestly had always been a drea of mine to present my global rainbow in san francisco. so, i was kind of double whammy. >> reporter: it was presented b illuminate, the nonprofit behin the bay lights, a massive led light sculpture that sparkled along the san francisco bay bridge. she reached out to its founder adamant they credit her for the pride display. which sh says she has a copy the right to. >> she is wrong. it is not anywhere near what she has ever done. >> reporter: ben davis says he did nothing wrong and points to the group's website that list a an artist that came before us. little consolation to her who says she lawyered up and sent letters. >> i was like no. i am not a historical contributor. it is m work. >> i think many works in the relm of art can be considered similar, does so

taut the conditions there. have you seen maybe even treacherous conditions on the roads, lot of spinouts maybe? >> reporter: erika, yeah, the snow is comingown pretty hard here in fredericksburg. we he huge flakes, already three to four inches built up. it is absolutely gorgeous out here, the snow and the lightsesn the t look like something out of a holiday card. of course, not too many people out hereight now. 's pretty much a ghost town at the moment. we have also been monitoring the conditions along the roads. earlier tonight alongth i-95 s we passedha car thad spun out or crashed along the side of the road. that was just one of several crashes reported today by the virginia department of transportation. the snow has been coming down faster than they can keep up with we noticed several stretches of i-95 did appear to have not been plowed. we did see a salt truck doing its thing on the rols, but stil a very slippery condition. we recommend you stay home tonight if at all possible. as the temperatures drop, th

. >> i think it's tough to taut but we're up to the challenge? >> tough to taut, someone died? >> i think a lot more people would have died. >> if you get an opportunity to watch the entire thing. it is incredible. that's elle reeve reporting for vice. >>> and lone actors and small cells within the white supremacist movement will likely continue to pose a threat for violence over the next year. >>> and more people are leaving the advisory council. afl-cio richard trumka and his chief of staff announced their resignations saying we cannot sit on a council for a president who tolerates bigotry and domestic terrorism. scott paul also announced he'd be stepping down. on monday, the ceos of merck, intel and under armour dropped out. and he tweeted for every ceo that drops out of manufacturing council i have many to take their place. grandstanders should not have gone on. jobs. >> why do you think these leaders are leaving their manufacturing council? >> because they're not taking their job seriously as it pertains to this country. and we want jobs of manufacturing in this country. i

it was put up with tall poles and ropes tied to the fabric itself pulled taut. that would pull that ancient fabric apart. we challenged engineers to develop a sophisticated umbrella structure so the tent appears to be full ly assembled and no tension or damage done to it at all. the umbrella had to replicate the slight sag in a taut line because it's not perfectly straight. once we solved all those problems, the next challenge is how do you tell the story? so we turned to filmmakers, historians, our lead vice president for collection scott stevenson, and they spent huddled together and spent almost two years pulling together this storyline, the imagery, thinking about the music, the narration, the presentation, the light quality, to really give this tent meaning. our goal is to give meaning to george washington's leadership. he was commander in chief for eight years. never left his troops, and he inspired a sense of loyalty. he instud a sense of responsibility, in the army, that has really become the bedrock of the traditions of the american military ever since.

the senate race is state assemblyman, chavez from oceanside who released a video on his web site tauting military service and political ties. >> a good way that a californian who understands california who represents california can win in california as a republican. >> reporter: right now the only democrat in the race, state attorney general, harris, who has not released much information on her platform yet, dodging tv cameras at her campaign kick off event. >> never a good thing for someone to be coordinated without having their views and records challenged. >> reporter: the election is 1 1/2 years away so the conversation has potential. >> it is not about who is right or wrong. california needs things fixed and we are going to fix them. >> reporter: there are plenty of rumors about others who will be throwing their hats into the ring including another democrat, loretta sanchez. >> we have the full interview on our web site. we reached out to the campaigns for comment but have not heard yet. >>> tonight, a bay area park is family friendly again after being shutdown for months. what it t

they taut their own testing.r the last weeks you and i have reported that some members of the task force did want to resume these briefings and they wanted to do it from the white house complex. that's not the case today. it will be very interesting to see exactly who is at this briefing. they haven't given us a list. we expect the doctors to be there. there's a chance they won't be. we know the vice president is going to be leading that. we hope he takes many questions on this uptick in cases and what the latest is if the u.s. does need to rethink its testing strategy. kristen? >> absolutely right, monica. what will the strategy be moving forward. that's going to be the question key question today. i know you're watching another story in the middle of this pandemic. the trump administration overnight launched another fight to the affordable care act. it's not the first time obviously so what can you tell us about this? is it going to be something that really gains traction or has any significance before the elec

i was taut taught to play by my father he gave it to his son before dying from cancer 12 years ago. >> i love my dad. we were close. when he passed it was hard on me as well. this is just something that i had to remember him by. [music] >> reporter: he is on tour in japan right now, he left his guitar in his apartment. >> i would say as t isthe single most important possession that he has. >> reporter: he and his girlfriend never thought it would be taken by thieves. burglars took it, computers and electrics. she wonders why her apartment was targeted. >> it could have been a former maintenance worker, tenant, someone who knew the building. at the least someone who had been monitoring the place for a little while. >> reporter: he has seen no sign of the guitar on craigslist or ebay. san francisco police are investigating. >> we have one lead they am working on at this point. if it pans out for i don't know but it is a good lead. >> at this point it is not even about catching somebody or imprisoning anyone for it. it is not about revenge it is about getting it back. >> reporter: he pos

sergeo taut us to think differently and to have the courage to change. ten in unconventional ways. often acting with a sense responsibility for the companies and their people. ihink it's har to name any other ceo in any other industry that's compiled his record over the last 10 or 15 years. >> fca's new ceo, a long time lieunant who turned jeep into the most profitable part of the business. >> jeep's global sales skyrocketed to almost1.4 million vehicles last year, and he's long been considered an err akparent for the ceo job. >> anyoneg over for a position that sergeo filled has incredible expectations upon them. sergeo is iconic, both in the industry throughout italy, throughout can dark really on a global basis. >> while fee at chrysler's future appears clear cut, it may be a bumpi road for ferrari. he brought the luxury brd public. ferrari board membe cam larry takes the rains. he may know the luxury automaker, will he havehe same magic touch as marcione. he was not a perfectceo. and not everything he tried panned out. fiat compact cars never really caught on here in the united

he it taut about a decade. this happens more as we learn about the fbi investigation. from acy potts has more on who investigators are talking to. >> with the fbi investigation of judge brett kavanaugh now officially expanded, will agents interview his third accuser, julie swetnick. >> it wouldn't bother me at all if there is any credibility interview the 13 one. >> swetnick telling the media he touched young women inappropriately. >> i saw him paw on young girls, get a little too handsy touching them in private parts. >> nbc has not verified her story. there are consenties and kavanaugh defies knowing her. also nbc obtained text messages that he was contacted classmates trying to accuse ramirez before she accuse you had him. a mutual friend is trying to get the messages to the fbi. >> she wanted to get out the texts showing that kavanaugh may have been trying to discredit deb by ramirez. >> they are insisteding that it not delay the vote on kavanaugh's nomination. >> let me make it very clear, the time for endless delay and obstruction has come to a close. >> no one i

the president headlined west coast fund-raisers in two states on thursday and in each he tauted his historic support for same-sex marriage. television cameras were kept far away from the california home of george clooney, the actor hosted a record-breaking fund-raiser that netted president obama's campaign $15 million. and it came one day after the president announced he supports the top gay rights issue. during the dinner, the president went after republican rival mitt romney, saying romney is, quote, backwards on equality. earlier at a fund-raiser in seattle, the president drew cheers when he hit on the theme of gay rights. >> you should be able to give your kids a chance to do even better than you. no matter who you are, no matter where you come from, no matter what you look like, no matter what your last name, no matter who you love. >> president obama has said his support of same-sex marriage could end up costing him votes in swing states, but wednesday's announcement is expected to motivate some campaign donors to get off the sidelines. >> i expect now you'll see some events selling ou

president biden tauted his party's performance. he even talked about his own political future and maybe a run in 2024. >> while we don't know all the results yet, at least i don't know them all yet, here's what we do know. while the press and the pundits are predicting a giant red wave, it didn't happen. our intention is to run again. that's been our intention regardless of what the outcome of this election was. >> joining us now is cnn political commentator ashley allison. she worked on president biden's campaign. thanks for getting up so early for us. >> are you awake? >> i'm not a morning person but i'm here. >> you are now. >> i am now. >> i think all democrats are awake after what happened tuesday night. >> that's right. >> i want to get to what president biden said. that raised eyebrows. overall you thought that was going to be a very different press conference he was hosting. instead he came out and had a little bit of a victory lap. >> yeah. history tells us that dems should not have done this well this week. i have always

. >> rose: taut. >> taut, exactly. >> rose: (laughs) >> and it affected all of us. >> soheil, the gentlemanho plays the reluctant suicide bomber, i think he uncorked this performance. and it was like... you could tell with jeremy.... >> rose: he was great. >> he kind of got this moment where jeremy was like, gee, he really was sorry about it all. and there was no take two. there was no... it was like that was it. it was one of those one takes. >> rose: you were said to direct what w a light hand. i never quite know what that means other than saying to the actors "you know what you're supposed to do, do it." (laughs) or saying, you know... >> if you've cast the movie right.... >> rose: exactly. >> i think there's, in a way... not that you've completely done your job as a director because you still have to block, choreograph and make sure cameras are in the right position, make sure the editors have exactly what they need to work with. but i think if you've cast it correctly and you've got the right actor playing the right part, you're... you know, it's like... i don't know, you're in a very

it's young people like you, taut and educated by people sitting behind me who can change and continue the change the way our society should move forward. this will be tough language for some of you but i'm used to that, having been reversed by court of appeals for exciting injury. [laughter] there's a wonderful author by the name of kenneth week. if you haven't read his pieces on how the law developed over the past 100 years, you should. because, just 80 years ago and i hate to say it, but there's some people here in the audience were older than 80, 80 years ago he describes what happened in germany. he describes how, at that time , hitler stated it was his goal to make every citizen realize that it's a disgrace to be a lawyer. and that lawyers were the greatest single threat to a new world order. folks, that was 80 years ago. that's not that long ago, and, as a result of that, 6 million people lost their lives. i'm not telling you lawyers would've saved 6 million lives. what they would've done is created a society where that couldn't take place, but what was remarkable, of course in

. >> for the first 20 minutes, president trump tauted the nation's economy he stuck to the script. he also tauted new trade agreements with china, mexico and canada. . >> our agenda is relentlessly pro worker, pro-family, pro- growth and most of all pro- american. we will never let socialism destroy american health care. >> other moments that illustrated the divide among lawmakers included when the president spoke about the second amendment, immigration, and abortion. gretchen whitmer delivered the democratic response. >> it doesn't matter what the president said about the stock market. what matters is that millions of people struggle to get by. american workers are hurting. . >> a new gala poll shows national support for president trump is at 49%. that's his highest nusince inauguration day. >>> well, the iowa democratic party had to released partial vote results from its president at caucus after a day-long delay. pete buttigieg shows a slight lead over bernie sanders. elizabeth warren is in third place followed by joe biden and amy klobuchar. the votes in iowa were delayed becau

. >> is that first pin, is that taut? >> yeah. >> how does it feel? >> i'm just concerned if i move that down, you'll pull the back. do you want to try it quickly? try to unhook this. >> i think it looks good. >> you think it looks good? >> it looks all right. >> i think it's laying how it's supposed to. >> no, it is. >> so we're not going to worry about this? >> we're not going to worry about it. >> you can flatten that little piece right there. the tissue paper. there we go. >> how are you? >> up here, more tissue? >> i'd feel more better with smidges in there. >> can you see the tissue from any angle? that's what i'm worried about. >> it looks good. >> yeah. looks good. >> all right. >> now you can see we are uncovering the second box. this is the one that has the detached left sleeve. >> it's staged. >> attached as a result of the many relic hunters from the late 1800s. the sleeve on its own mount. this is being placed separately in the display next to the great coat that it was once attached to. this is the way the park service received the sleev

the president first stopped in pittsburgh to taut progress on improving infrastructure.veled to philadelphia attending a fund-raiser with the state's democratic nominee for senate, lieutenant governor john fetterman. there were no cameras at that event but there will be cameras today when the president speaks with washington post associate editor and pulitzer prize winning journalist jonathan capehart. jonathan joins us ahead of the interview. he's also host of the sunday show right here on msnbc. so what are you looking for today? what are you hoping to ask the president? >> reporter: thanks a lot, mika. i'm traveling with the president. he's going to talk about college affordability. we're going to talk about the threats to our democracy. of course we're going to ask him about abortion. good luck with you interview later. our best to the president. >> we're looking at polls for the mid-terms, everything you listed there matters. voters care about abortion rights. they care about threats to the democracy but the economy is first and foremost. it's inflation, it's in gas

. >> " -- taut? how does it feel? i'm just concerned that if we leave that down, you're really going to pull it back. you want to just try it just quickly? >> i think it looks good. >> you think it looks good? not to worry about it. >> it looks all right. >> i think it's laying how it's supposed to be. >> yeah. no, it is. >> can you flatten that little middle piece right there? the mount there. where the tissue paper is. >> there we go. >> how are you? what tissue? can you see the tissue from any angle? that's what i'm worried about. >> no. >> we're all right. >> i think it looks good. >> it looks all right? >> yeah. >> now you can see we are uncovering the second box. this is the one that has the detached left sleeve. detached as a result of the many relic hunters from the late 1800s. it's being placed separately in the display next to the great coat that it was once attached to. this is the way the park service received the sleeve and the coat in 1968. there's a silk stitching. this was custom made for lincoln, and