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this is ang ang. "the ingraham angle" we have a huge shell lined up for you tonight. president trump's legal team firing back at special counsel bob mueller's terms for that presidential interview. boy, oh, boy. trump attorney jay sekulow. he does join us with exclusive details and mainstream media breathlessly declaring last night's election results are a total wipeout for the president. but they may very soon regret that one. plus, the ninth circuit's runaway judges are added again with yet another attempt to dismantle our nation's justice system. we will tell you all about it, but first, the left's effort to remake america, that's the focus of tonight's "angle." every once in a while, leftists will slip up and tell us what they really think about america. in a recent interview, new york's new social estate grown grapes that older democrats in congress aren't doing more to support a new crop of progressive candidates. >> a lot of these folks were in their political heyday in the third way 90s politics. i think that politically this upper-middle-class is probably mor

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people from opposite parties coming together to try to build coalitions and make the decisive votes otn ang. >> spent four years in ninth grade. >> yeah, my favorite grade. >> reporter: the third of the three amigos republican senator lindsey graham who senator mccain campaigned for before the new hampshire primary in 2014. >> i would respectfully ask for your consideration despite his poor grammar. >> senator john mccain! >> reporter: senator mccain the comedian. he loved a good laugh, and he touch, ahas here when he guest-starred on "saturday night live" in 2002. >> they asked president bush to do it, but apparently he doesn't like to work on weekends. >> reporter: and in 2008 as presidential hopeful. >> good evening, my fellow americans. i'm john mccain. >> and you know, i'm just sarah palin. >> reporter: that wit made him a frequent guest on late night. >> i didn't realize this. your mom is in town. >> she's been at the events and she's been having some jell-o shots down in the hotel bar. >> reporter: there were also appearances in movies like his cameo alongside christopher walken in "

ange. not as much of a robust breeze, but it still looks like below average temperatures. we will look at that plus an update on hurricane lane. >>> good morning. a body believed to be that of molly tibbetts found in a cornfield in iowa. we will break down what happened the day she was murdered. >>> good morning and thank you for waking up with us on this wednesday morning august 22. i'm pam cook. >> it's a little chilly. good one. i'm dave clark. steve paulson has all the weather details. >>> hurricane lane is now moving west northwest at 160 miles an hour. west northwest at five. once you get to 157 we hope you are a category five. it is takes i be a little bit to the west of the big island. we will see if that continues. here is the update. not moving that fast. it should start to weaken as it moves north. track, a lot of the forecast models take it to the west. it should be category one by the time he gets to a wahoo and kawai. this will be late thursday and into friday morning. there is your track and we will see if it stays that way. temperatures yesterday very cool.

program ends, and the highly anticipated film "crazy rich asians" delivers big ndis at the new york sto ange morning. the three year program to rescue greece from its debt crisis is over. the eu says this morning for the first time since 2010 greece can stand on its own feet. it cited the extraordinary efforts of the greek people and the good cooperation of the greek government. over three years nearly $71 billion was dispersed to support the greek economy and prevent a financial melt down. here on wall street investors will be watching the minutes of the federal reserves august meeting due out wednesday. it's expected they're upbeat about the economy and committed to additional gradual interest rate hikes. the fed chair speaks friday at the annual global central bank conference in jackson hole. he is expected to discuss overriding economic factors. stocks were mixed for the week. the dow and s&p gained ground. the nasdaq lost. nuer onee box >> that'ricuus. much more of a harry. >> timate vie ast brought in $25 million in ticket sales over the weekend and 34 million since opening wednesday.

. >> that aside, isth there ang that can be done in the meanti what about from a statevel? what policies would you like to see? >> sue. sue the attorney general. maybe if the administration pursue this is on thery regulat side, it can slow it down with lawsui the rest. or if it gets past that, congre will enable it. >> you mentioned auto emissions. that's another big issue we a hearin about. what did you think about rolling back t era regulations. >> trump is in with the koch brothe the petroleum indust he believes there is such a thing as clean coal orlks about it as though he believes it. result of that is the to emissi standards that were in place oba admini would consume less petroleum and create less carbon dioxide and less pollut and trump is going in the opposite direction. >> his atration claims that those standards under obama would increase traffic deaths by encour people to drive more and forcing auto makers to build lighte cars. >> think governor brown used the correc word to describe it. it's stupid. just plain stupid. it's as though this man, the presid has ne

manage the rio grande's water supply in a time of climate ange. and the scientific search for the ocean's memories. next on "pbs newshour weekend." >> pbs newshour weekend is ma possible by: bernard and irene schwartz. the cheryl and philip milstein family. sue and edgar wachenheim iii. the cheryl and philip milstein dr. p. roy vagelos and diana t. vagelo the j.p.b. foundation. rosalind p. walter. barbara hope zuckerberg. corporate funding is provided sty mutual of america-- designing ized individual and group retirement products. that's why we're your retirementdiompany. onal support has been provided by: and by the corporation for public broadcasting, and by ntributions to your pbs station from viewers like you. thanyou. from the tisch wnet studios att lincoln in new york, hari sreenivasan. >> sreenivasan: good evening and thank you for joining us. pope francis visited ireland today, the first papal visit to untry in almost 40 years he marked his first visit by acknowledging that church authorities failed in responding to rampant child abuse wor

what is fascinating in wamping your journey, many people get ang disng-- angry when bad people happenhere. some people do something but you continue to work at it to make change. what do you think keeps driving you? >> i definitely know that in the very beginning of all this we met way bunch of kids from chicago who, the peace warriors mainly who we are still friends with today. and they 208d us about the six principles of nonviolence, martin luther king and principle number five is, no, principle number four is accept suffering without retaliation for the sake of the cause to achieve the goal. which means basically doesn't matter what you face as an individual, the goal is much more important than anybody. which is kiepped of the main principle that we went to see the sit encounters in north carolina and that was the methods that were used then. doesn't matter if somebody hits me, doesn't matter if somebody pours something over my head to try to get me off this seemplet i need to sit here because this is for everybody. >> the main thing you are trying to do is get young people to reg

it has been a very difficult ang ay for wilson's family sitting inside the courtroom for the last several hours waiting for these two cases to be called. now, just like y said, new courum docents were released indicating that dozens and dozens of shots wereired and there were text messages exanged between the two suspects. you're looking at her mom and ot rratives and friends arriving at court this afternoon. she was killed lasting month. those denocum found 76 shell ca from at least four guns at the crime scene and there were text messages between thes suspe even on the day of the murder. hey are waiting for them to come out and get a comment. she said it has been a veryti exha day. she wants to be there in the court and look these two men in theey eyes. re hoping to see some kind ofis remorse. th accident happened near garfield elementary school along alabama avenue. we are hearing the child is seven years old. no word on badly he was injured. we'll update you as we learn more. >>> we have fnew details surfacing about the mass shooting in cksonville, florida.in it is d the gamingnt tour

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an inappropriate campaign-finance ntcontribution with the inf influencing the election, that could ange the paradigm. like we saw with nixon, it did take a lontime for people to break, but once the evidence all got out there, you did see his own party turn on m. jane: shannon pettypiece, thanks for joining me. the downfall of donald trump's political career, whether as a candidate for president, has been predicted many timesea and time his loyal supporters have ridden the storm with him. our correspondent has been to the republican stronghold of staten island in new york to assess the impact of these latest allegations. nick: across the waters from lower manhattan, the trump stronghold of staten island, the only borough of new york to vote for the hometown pridential candidate. from here, you can almost see the court complex where michael cohen made the explosive claim that donald trump directed hi to commit a crime, but do people here care? >> he is what this country needed at this time. >> thilocal businessman believes donald trump is making america great again, and yesterday's bombsh

. >> we thought there was g ang to two-front war for the president, he's fighting on cohen,t battling on manaf which is part of the mueller probe. there's a thirdm front, paw las his tone attorney general, jeff sessions, already a target of the president's venting due to his recusal from the russia probe , he punched back, h defendinself and the institution he leads. in a written statement, sessions wrote, while iy am attor general the actions of the department will not be improply influenced by political considerations. i demand the highest standards. and when they are not met, i take action.he continues to refuse to resign. is that because the president doesn't want to be seen as obstructing justice? >> we've asked the president this. why don't you f juste attorney general sessions? you have the power to do that, you're not shy about firing people. he always sort of waves it off, we'll see. so it appears there's some sort of issue with optics, that's the 't fire e d.n.a. doe his attorney general. but remember, when the president is tweeting at this point about the attorney general,

the p usident hassed dehumanizing terms to ange ofim at a political rivals, but his recent attacks questioning the inlligence of african-americans in politics and pop culture have come under scrutiny. >> this holutely nothing to do with race and everything to do with the president calling out someone's lack of integrity. >> reporter: but manigault newman says a new recording, not confirmed by nbc news, labacks up her cs. she c says itaptures a the ussion during 2016 campaign about the alleged "n" word tape with other aides, including with then-spokesperson katrina pierson who seemed to address the charges. >> he said it. he's embarrassed. >> reporter: prson says the conversation is incorrectly characterized. "apprentice" producer mark burnett did not respond to our request for comment. they are planning to gshut her down by forcer into arbitration over a non-disclosure agreement. as the voicesow, including actor tom arnold and aan me lester. >> she had a lot to say, not just issues of race today. she tald aboutther accusations against the president. what were they? >> reporter: she d, lester.

how awful is what's become of ang sung su chee, i don't know as woman or human rights ambassador, thisnspired the whole world. she was given human rights prizes. and now w. one by one they've been take any way from her. the holocaust museum in washington is the latest. nobel laureates have called on her just to, to, stand up and speak up for these people. >> it is bewildering, isn't it that someone who has, has been such a champion for, for establishing even a fragile democracy in, in myanmar, and who herself has suffered privations does not acknowledge the atrocities that have absolutely taken place, they're very real. there is not a single ref jeef that i met who hadn't, experienced some -- refugee that i met who hadn't experienced profound trauma. for me that is a political solution that needs to take place. i am focussed on, you know the very real human need that these 670,000 refugees. >> she was in your country. australia. >> yes, recently. >> when you were in bangladesh. she was treated as visiting dignitary, as she should be. but she pulled out of a q & a in a speech and all th

for ang san su chi, for so long as beacon of hope for democracy and understanding in myanmar, where does think she's in an appalling position, to some degree self—inflicted. the writers of the report acknowledged that her civilian government has little authority over the media and did not plan this potential genocide but they say she has never spoken out against what the military has done, even to this day, last week in a public speech she refused to acknowledge the atrocities carried out by her armed forces. it's unlikely that they would lead to any prosecution of her but she has sided so prosecution of her but she has sided so firmly with her own military, that locked up for many years, but if this does go to a genocide prosecution and international form, aung sang suu kyi will find herself on the wrong side, put in the same camp as pariahs like north korea and the syrian government. we can speak now to phil robertson, the deputy asia director at human rights watch. he joins us via webcam from colombo in sri lanka. what is your reaction to this report? it's bad damning report. it agree

in denmark, a woman at ang shopall wearing a niqab-- a full face veil covering all but her eyes-- is the first person to be fined under a new law. the so-called "burqa ban" wt into effect on august 1 and has been met with protests. the 28-year-o wan was asked to either remove the covering that is worn by some muslim a men or leave and pane. she left the shopping center northen of copenhnd was fined the equivalent of $156 u.s. dollars. other european countries have similar bans. this weekend, temperatures in spain and portugalap are oaching record highs, above 100 degrees, as a blistering heat wave continues to roast europe. more than 700 firefighters battled a wildfire in southern portugal while spanish authorities managed to contain a blaze near the southern town of nerva. so far, three people in spain have died due to the heat, and authorities are warninrceveryone to ee extreme caution. firefighters in northern california are dealing with windy, hot and dry weather this weekend that e strengthening existing fires and sparking new ones. thousands of people have left their hmes in pa

chance politically t the fact tht prosecution bill isn't dead yet says something at least lawmakers ang tvernor want to talk about this, they don't want to be seen as killing it in the dark of night. >> those are bills hoping to become law. talk about something that has been on the books for a long time, prop 13. this is the 40th anniversary of proposition 13, limiting property taxes in california. now a coaliti of community groups says it has enough signatures to place the measure on the ballo that wou eliminate the tax benefit for commercial properties, residential home oowners will still have the benefit. >> there will be huge. the challenge for people promoting this is to say this it not ab grandma's house. this is about making sure disneyland and chevron and richmond pay their fair share. many of these commercial properties have never been reassessed. there's billions of dollars in potential taxevue that is -- potentially available to them. it's going to be a he fight. this is like some of the most -- one of the most powerful inrests in sacramento. >> the rate industry alone is a h

i was talking with neck before the program, he wondered whether you learned any lessons about say ang earlier, let's ohio for instance purchase money have been spent earlier in that ohio race in 2016? what lessons have you learned from 2016 that you are applying? what did you do wrong then that could be death -- that could be done better this time to avoid disappointment? sen. van hollen: there were disappointments in 2016. the first thing i did when i was elected to the senate was taken look at those races. if you look at it, it turns out that there was no state that donald trump won in the swing states where you also had a democratic senate. they track very closely. lesson for our candidates, and i don't think our candidates need to learn this, but they certainly looked at 2016 and decided to make sure that they did not forget the lessons they learned when they first ran for you have to campaign everywhere in your state. you have to be everywhere. you don't take any voters for granted. you also don't write off any voters. that is why you have bob casey and pennsylvania. claire mccas

metro area.th later on i day, that will be anging. current temperatures, 75 in gaithersburg. 78 in washington. mapper for today, plan or heat, haze, humidity in abundance. today's rainhances moved up to 60%. some of those storms could be a little on the strong side, melissa. we'll keep you posted oenthat. >> all right. thank you, chuck. king a look at the roads. northbound in hurricane done. dale city here this morning. eastbound dale boulevard, right side blocked by a crash. 66 and 95. northwest nebraska, new mexico single lane getting byn each direction here this morning. live look 270orth bound and southbound strolling along nice. we have some problems here. more on that lar. chris? a emergency train work on switch that's located nearrk ne avenue. take a look. one of the first trains coming out of camden yards, that's going to be pushed back andhe first train leaving union station is not going to be until 7:30 in the morning. we're also hearing you can expect 20 minute delays. as an alternative, try using the penn line. they'll hon

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and so i think the landscape has anged in that having that real seat at the table something that's very important. i represent not only my business experience but also my personal experience. and my, you know, 89% ofe purchasing in this country is done by women. >> right. >> so the idea that women wouldn't have a seat at the table for any consumer business, let alone an business to begin with is kind of crazy. don't think about it as, oh, i'm a woman, therefore. i think i'm tina, and this is my experience. and i don't want to be laned or given an advantage -- to be labed or given andvantage other than skills and passion and what i'm building and executing. >> to experiences you bring it -- >> absolutely. that's because of what i've not just because of, you know, what profile or cohort i fall into. >> right. what would be your biggest piece of advice for aspiringrs entrepren >> i would say always be your authentic self. authenticity scales. bring smarter people around you that complement your skill set. and complement wha can bring to the table. always make room in diversity and inclusio

one died and the other has ang oad to recovery.e to the victim's loved ones today. >> this is where presly lost her hief life and her friend was seriously injured. >> i hope they do anyway. >> her mom told me she loved people ander family and was trying to get back into a family. she will have a long road to rekor ri. it was a lot of >> it's an extremely busy area. lots t offfic and small businesses. there are plenty of cameras on utili utility poles. friends want justice as they pray their friend will survive her >> i don't flow what to say. >>> a horrific head on crash, what we flow about the reason a tractor trailer crasssed the center line. >> who will survive the final cuts before the regular season. >> yesterday's crash left eight people dead. we know a tire blowout is at least partly to blame. we have the latest on this investigation. >> accidentto investi from the national transportation safety board looking for cause of thursday's deadly crash. a tractor trailer traveling east on interstate 40 blueew a tire a hit a greyhou

ange you know i think i don't know that that's what they do but i do know that they promote human rights wherever they and i mean for example if russia were funding civil society groups inside the us and that going into the hype and put to work they do i think it's pretty obvious i mean two things are going on there first of all you have. these activists and organizations that are funded by the national endowment for democracy the u.s. regime change arm in south korea who are dedicated to regime change in north korea really worried that the money is going to stop rolling in from washington if there is a peace treaty so basically conflict is an entire industry and it's part of this fake human rights and democracy promotion industry so pelosi wanted to duck that issue and then the other issue she wants to duck is the sheer hypocrisy of supporting an organization that funds civil society groups and opposition media to topple governments and so chaos and sovereign countries while complaining that for example this network r.t. does that in the united states and that's exactly what nancy pelos

although there's a million details and variations in the cultural war are a way of expressing class ange anger felt openly doing that. i'm going to change the subject a little bit. but the last chapter basically practices all the stuff i've written since then about professionalism. it's when i was researching the anti-abortion crusade and they were obsessed with the role of doctors and lawyers. then you look at your other fights and it's these members of the professional class. again and again that is what they mean when they talk about east people having this power over the rest of us and i don't agree on any aspect of the cultural war i am very liberal, however when they make this critique is dying and large true. these people don't have -- well, true, what does stephen col colt say, truth-y. who do you interact with that has power over you every day they live in a compound where you can't even see their house. you do interact with people who prescribe things and give you a fine and a permit to do this. authorities of all kind. they are members of the professional class and i think tha

construction will cause lane closures ang wisconsin, odmont and norfolk avenues.riott isoving from north bethesda to this location. that project should be done by 2022. >>> right now, this first 4 traffic alert in wheaten. this is a fatal pedestrian crash. moving this for a minutehere. georgia avenue between veirs ll. we have chopper 4 on the way to this one. we'll get a view of this from above in a couple of minutes. there's somom pictu the sky. in southeast, suitland parkway and stanton road. dark lights. in fairfax, the right lane two blocked here this morning. inner loop and outer t loop of beltway. earlier adwork has cleared. 270 looking good. top of the beltwa noroblems there, 61 miles per hour. 66 inbound this morning, you're slow. 18 miles per hour. fairfax county parkway, at fairfax. 95 going to take you 19 minutes. listen to wtop when you hop in your car this morning. >>> it's aoo little out there this morning, huh? >> it sure is. >> a good kind of cool. >> you wear your suit jacket? >> no. my regular shirt. do you think i drive in shirtless? >> i don't

. >>> a busy week for the university of maryland leads to ang mee between the players, parents and universityicials. >>> and the americanit unive grad is out of the district, but not outhirom bars. thanks very much for being here with us as we head into 10:00, it is a beautiful start to a morning >> it's not going to be as warm as yesterday, but l stilltle sticky. >> we have a chance for some stray showers out there today, we do have a mix of sun and clouds, really depending onwh e you are right now, but for the most part, thwhumidity is nd it is rather comfortable out there today. let's take a look at thosees temperatow because we have had 70s across the board, still in the 60s out in winchester, 68 is that temperature right now. so you're just looking at a chance for some scattered sprinkles out there,f you're going to be outside, you have an isolated chance for a ashower. mix of sun and clouds out there, not a lot happening on the radar, a few sprinkles right now, we'll time out any more sprinkles coming day or tomorrow and talk about that bigger chance of rain an tuesday, that's coming up

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there is a reason he is ang rain most of american is angry as well. there is no reason he can't voice that opinion. >> this tweet does not constitute obstruction. unless it was an order to carry it out, and sessions it out catching people growing marijuana. he can't even do this. but it is evidence. if it is con flated speech she is saying it can't be used against you, but that is not true, this is a consistent attitude toward the russia investigation that he had, and it goes to the mueller probe and does he have intent? >> so we know that the president said publicly, that on the basis, he said in a subsequent charge. so if they do not have an obstruction of justice charge, what is the dynamic like? what are they after? what are they trying to protection against? >> well, you know of course what they have been talking about and obstruction of jtsz is part of it. it is a little difficult in a situation like this about what they're looking for you don't expect to see any criminal indictment against the president. that is not going to happen, and you kno

one day when i was probably my ang reeest, i was smoking a joint when a car came roaring down an alleyand he a shaved head and boots and he walked over to me and he smacked me in the head and pulled the joint from my mouth and then he looked me in the eyes and said that's what the communists and the jews want you to do to keep you docile. but you saw in me somebody who wanted to belong, somebody who was lookinging for a family and could be easily mold under to somebody that he wanted. 14 years old i went from normal kid to somebody who was plotting to hurt other people based on the color of their skin or who they loved or the god that they prayed to. i became a mouth piece for hate. the front man for two american white power bands. today there's a much more powerful tool for recruitment, the internet. >> the war on whites is real. there are countless voices off hate that permeate the digital world. >> it is diversity that has divided white people. >> nuke africa and cut off the aid there. >> gassing and lamp shading everyone on earth. >> liberating women is the worst disaster ever. >>