undercard, where you knew the undercard was the undercard because it is random, you could have mary ann williams on. >> harris: who is that >> like a new ag person, she could be on the stage with joe biden. it it gives an opportunity, have you two things happening, one being that if you are the front runner, you have an opportunity to trip. if you are not as well known, you are -- >> harris: probably not going to trip up next to mary ann williamson. no offense to her, but you couldn't tell us who she is and you are the democrats on the cabinet. >> capri: agreed. people in the top tier have opportunity to shoot themselves in the foot, people who are not have an opportunity to rise. >> harris: this is the time and what we learned from last time around, be your character, choose what you are going to be, choose how you are going to define yourself, what works best for you, that works best when you are authentic, you sit there and pretend to be something you are not, eventually it shows, 24/7, media people can tell or smell if you are not authentic, but pick it, own it. >> don't let anyone push you

. >> this is ann williams for national advocates for pregnant women to fight against the criminalization of pregnancy. a phrase too crazy to admit is real. >> when are we talk about mississippi specifically, a mississippi woman who is born and black and a mother and a wife and had a pregnancy loss had stillbirth at home. >> the grand jury indicts a mother for killing her newborn. >> there are a lot of reasons why a woman in her situation would have a home birth. what is happening because of the concept that comes out of your vagina, you are responsible for it and you have to guarantee everything is perfect about it. she is being prosecute and criminalized. that's also true of a lot of other women like angela carter who is a woman who had been battling cancer for many years and ended up pregnant. because she was pregnant, she was 26 weeks pregnant decided we have to save the baby. not her. so over her objections and family's objections and treating ob's objections, they got a court order and performed a c-section and the baby came out and lived for two hours. she died two days later. >> t

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anne, thank you. >>> a live look now. attorney general william barr will not appear before the house judiciary committee today to testify about the mueller report. he could be held in contempt of congress because of it. laura pl reporter: anelliabarr says he come before the house judiciary committee today, one day after he was grilled by senators. >> he is trying to blackmail the committee. >> that they wanted both parties to question barr. he refused. >> given his dishonesty, i can understand why he would be afraid to face everyone. >> i guess they want to treat him differently. >> reporter: barr did spend five hours yesterday. >> please, mr. attorney general, give us some credit for understanding what is going on here. >> special counsel mueller laid out 10 possible instances of obstruction of justice, including one where the president ordered don mcgahn to have mueller firing. >> there is something different from suggesting someone be fired and ending the investigation. and having special counsel removed from conflict. >> republicans came to b

i want to bring in former deputy attorney general elliot williams and current cnn legal analyst anne milgram for some perspective. anne, is this a big deal at all? isn't all of this baked into the mueller report? >> it is in the mueller report. but remember, there were still parts that were redacted on the construction opponent that related to michael flynn. this is giving us more information, and it is showing us. the truth is always in the details. and it's fascinating to see, for example, multiple members of the trump administration and congressional officials reaching out to michael flynn after he was cooperating, for example. that's a significant piece of information that we only had a little bit of insight into before. >> why would people in the administration be reaching out to michael flynn, even though they know he is cooperating? >> it makes no sense. they know he is cooperating. they know robert mueller is investigating. they know that the president is being investigated for o obstruction of justice, and they can't stop themselves from reaching out and i think it was they

have that on the one hand but jeff, there is that letter out this morning and ann mentioned jerry nadler. he writes to william barr quote it cannot go unremarked refusing to compile with requests, the department has repeatedly asserted congress' request do not serve legitimate purposes. congre congress' constitutional oversight and investigating misconduct by the president and associates cannot be disputed. i mean, this is precemented if you look at the headlines major newspaper as all out war, obviously, it's quiet on capitol hill today but where do you see this at right now? >> this is the latest in a series of strongly worded letters over to the d.o.j. that are landing like a thud but in many ways, that's not the point. what democrats are trying to do here is lay a paper trail. they seem to be convinced this will all end up in the courts so what they are doing is trying to show they are giving proper accommodation to the doj to compile and yet, they are being met at every turn with it. he said i'm going to give them time and if they don't act, they, meaning barr, barr doesn't act in good faith we'll hold h

ann coulter tweet. you heard our pete williams report about that lawsuit. what do you think is going to be the result of all this? >> i hope it's an injunction and it's a pushback from the courts doing the job the legislature would not. they did say pretty definitively, although they couldn't pass it in a veto proof majority that it was a usu asurpitation of authority. this reset on immigration from the president makes a lot of sense. they have the base. they have the hard line immigration voters. now they're going after something that's a little bit more moderate, a little bit more se sente centri centrist. they're not creating momentum for a legislative approach to this. it's not ann coulter that's going to be the problem, but the crowds. when he gets before his crowds in the 2020 cycle, he's going to return to his -- the stuff that really works for them, which is usually hard line immigration r rhetoric. >> marine one is landing there on the south lawn. the president coming back from here in new york city. he was here for a fundraiser. he's going to spea

anne makovec. it will be a big day for william barr, the u.s. attorney general. had house judiciary committee is set to take a vote on whether to hold william barr in contempt. that's after the justice department denied providing the unredacted report. now they will issue a subpoena. we will keep an eye on the vote. >>> happening today, thousands of uber and lyft drivers across the country are planning on turning off their app and striking, this as uber is getting ready to go public. not all ride share drivers are going on strike but a lot are. how will this affect you? it may take longer for a car to reach you and this may cost you more. ten major cities have strikes including new york, los angeles and chicago. they will be demanding job security, livable incomes and capping company commissions. uber said it's drivers have earned more than $78 billion in 2015. some drivers said the company is constantly cutting their pavement uber is expected to go public this week. it's a move that will increase the divide. >> a great inequality where you have workers who are r

ann marie. >> all right, laura. thank you so much. >>> ahead on "cbs this morning," you can see much more of jan crawford's interview with attorney general william barr. >>> mexico's president says he plans to seek a peaceful negotiation with president trump. mr. trump announced a 5% tariff on all mexican imports beginning june 10th unless mexico cracks down on the surge of illegal immigrants at the southern border. it will increase 5% until october when the levee would reach 25%. president trump tweeted a letter name of peace that called mr. trump's america e first policy a fallacy. >>> singer r. kelly is facing 11 new counts of alleged sexual assault and abuse. kelly was charged in february with sexually abusing four women. he has pled not guilty of four of those. the new charges involve one of those women. >> reporter: r & b singer r. kelly has been changed with 11 new cases of abuse, one alleged with a minor that allegedly took place in 2010. she told the story in a docuseries on r. kelly. >> if i was about to brush my teeth, i had to let him know. >> the new charges include aggravated criminal sexual assault and abuse. kelly's attorneys say

now is down to the south, including areas around southern anne arundel county, southern prince george's county, fairfax county and prince williamnty. right now really uer the gun here, a lot of very heavy rain right along i-95. a mess of an evening rush for sure in those. areas we'll have lightning associated with this. this is all moving off to the east. heads up around waldorf.to another s down here for spotsylvania county severe thunderstorm warning in effect until 5:45. much more on what to expect and what it mean to your friday and your weekend. see you bac here in 15 minutes. >> still a lot going on out there. doug, thk you. >>> a prince george's county man sworry he was innocent of tg to kill a police officer. >>or now a prince gee's county jury has vindicated him. kevin snead exonerated after spending two years fighting for justice. our prince george's county bureau chief tracee wilkins updates the story you saw only on news 4. >> i just wanted to prove my innocence. >> reporter: kevin snead said that for the last two years his fight for justice has caused depression and a loss of hope. >> i feel like theis system going

anne-marie. in a statement the justice department called the house judiciary committee stipulations inappropriate. now democrats say they're considering to hold barr in contempt of congress if he doesn't show up. attorney general william barr says he will not come before the house judiciary committee today one day after he was grilled by senators on the mueller report. >> he's trying to blackmail the committee. >> chairman jerry nadler wanted lawmakers and staff attorneys from both parties to be able to question barr. he refused. >> given how dishonest he's been, i can understand why he's afraid of facing more effective examination. >> president trump defended his attorney general's decision. >> well, i guess they want to treat him differently than they have anybody else. you elect people that are supposed to be able to do their own talking. >> barr did spend five hours in front of a contentious senate judiciary committee yesterday. >> please, mr. attorney general. give us some credit for knowing what the hell's going on here. >> special counsel robert mueller laid out ten possible instances including one where white housnsel d mp ordered then fired. >> there's something very different between firing a special counsel

ann the financial district. punch line opened more than 40 years ago. its lease is about to expire in august. >> the last place i saw robin williams alive, it was the place i was when i found out i was having my first kid. like every important milestone in my life went through that club. >> google says it leased the space next to the club and looks forward to being its neighbor. >>> a uc berkeley student has a lot to celebrate on his graduation day with a little luck and a lot of hard work and persistence, he went from an ethiopian farmer to college graduate. >> reporter: lelisa bera will grad ao cap gowucer than every schoo three hours total. but what made it difficult was walking barefoot. >> reporter: the oldest of six he grew up in ethiopia. his parents are still farmers living a world away from their son's unexpected academic life. >> they are happy i'm at university and graduating with a degree in america. >> reporter: six years ago lelisa applied for a diversity visa, won and flew to los angeles, his first time outside of ethiopia. >> everything you see is completely different. >> reporter: he found support in the ethiopian community and applied t

anne, thank you. >>> house democrats say they are ready to hold the u.s. attorney general in contempt after the justice department missed a subpoena deadline to release the unredacted mueller report. william barr refused to appear at yesterday's hearing at the house judiciary committee, after lawmakers would not agree to the format he wanted. barr objected to democrats' plans to allow staff attorneys to question him, in addition to lawmakers. >> we can start imposing fines on that person. in the past, they had a house jail. i don't think i'm going to go that far. but courts have upheld that. >> according to multiple reports this morning, special counsel robert mueller's team is in talks with the house judiciary committee about whether he will testify before congress. >>> new this morning. the mother of a stanford student, linked to the college admissions scandal is explaining her $6.5 million payment. the mother admits that she gave the mother to the considered mastermind, rick singer. but her lawyer said they tricked her into believing it would go into underprivileged students. >>> meanwhile, cnn reports that the $6.5 million sum is the most amount any family has paid to the college admi

anne. thank you. >>> looking live at capitol hill this morning, where partisan warfare over the mueller report has descended into what one democrat calls a constitutional crisis. the house judiciary voted to hold attorney general william barr in contempt after he refused to hand over a report. the white house calls it a, quote, blatant abuse of power. and claimed executive privilege. this goes to a vote now before the full house. >>> and this morning, sources say the senate intelligence committee has subpoenaed donald trump jr. . the presidid vongis fifth amendment rights or may not appear at all. >>> on said campaign trail. president trump returned to the white house last night after attending his first political rally in florida in the 2020 race. he announced $448 million in relief. but had harsh words for the president. >> we gave to puerto rico $91 billion. that's puerto rico. you know what? i have a great relationship with the people of puerto rico. but it hasn't been fair the way they've treated all of us from the standpoint of their leaders. because they complained they want more money. >> we have mention the number is misleading. the washington post reports only $11 billion in aid has been given with $48 billi

william, live in l.a. there. >> sandra: let's bring in america's newsroom, brian brenberg chair of the program and business and haven't from the king's college. mary anneto john kerry and chris stirewalt. happy monday to you if there is such a thing, chris. first to you, can you set this up for us? we'll wait to see the details of this lindsey graham package. meanwhile what are we seeing as far as willingness on the part of democrats to work with republicans on this issue? >> so for 20 years it has been in the narrow political interests of both parties to not solve the issue of immigration. and we've been drifting toward the iceberg and drifting toward the iceberg. republicans don't want to compromise on letting people stay and democrats don't want to compromise and works for them in their narrow bases. now it's happening on a collision course and we'll see whether or not people can get beyond their narrow partisan interests and do things in the best interest of the country. >> that may have been true until the house leadership immigration bill both passed and would be signed by donald trump. lindsey graham doesn't need to write new legislation. get hi