anna cooper, and i would like to thank scott ecker, and others leading the supportive housing team and i want to invite everyone afterwards, we invite you up stairs to room 302 to look at the accommodations at the auburn. with that, i want to turn it back over. thank you. (applause) >> thank you beth and thank you for acknowledging this is sort of a bitter sweet moment. many of us are mourning the loss of mayor lee but we're grateful and lucky to have the leadership of london breed who is currently our acting mayor and mayor breed has picken up the tradition that mayor lee had of calling me at least once a day -- (laughter) when there's a homeless person on the street and needs help. that gives me great comfort, because like mayor lee, mayor breed is leading our city and has so many things to deal with, i can't even imagine but takes the time every day -- not saying move this person out of here, but hey, i see someone suffering, i see someone struggling, could you please get your team out to help that person. please join me in welcoming and thanking acting mayor london breed. (applause

suffragettes like anna cooper write "a voice from the south." this is very important because in many cases, the black woman wanted to speak for herself. she wanted to tell her own story. a voice from the south by a black woman from the south was the reckoning of black women about their experiences through slavery and afterwards. francis e. w. harper spoke nationally at black and white conventions about women's rights and the full inclusion of black women. newspaper articles were written basing the right to vote on secular as well as religious grounds. within the black community since she is confronting sexism on all sides, there were black men who opposed the black woman's right to vote. and these black men thought that , if the black woman or any woman gained the right to vote, it would take her out of the home. this question was put to booker t. washington. booker t. washington, known as the wizard, was the voice of black america during that time. he was a respected voice. w.e.b. dubois was also inclined, he was one of the founders of the naac

anna-lysa: the announcement about his arrest comes a day after two students were shot and killed at a high school in new mexico. >> through the cooperation of the police department in schools, we were able to take this situation seriously and handle it before it became a problem. anna-lysa: anna-lysa gayle, abc 7 news. we are getting disturbing new details about the gunman behind yesterday's deadly shooting at a high school in new mexico. the police say he posed as a student to get into the school and then shot two at point-blank range before turning the gun on himself. he posted in an online form he was going to die, detailing his plan of attack. we are also looking at what students went through during the shooting. watch. >> ok, guys, get down. >> we could hear casings on the floor. [gunshots] jonathan: the fbi investigated the gunman last year but determined he did not pose a threat. leaders atof the top prince george's public schools on administrative leave. the associate superintendent is accused of grabbing a girls arm at wise high school after a girl supposedly threw something off the bus come hitting his car. school officials met

cooper and andy cohen this sunday 8:00 p.m. eastern. th that is it for me t for international anna.n this friday. thanks for being here. i'm ana cabrera. brooke baldwin is off today. president trump spotted golfing again at his club in florida. this time he invited 60 members of the u.s. coast guard to join him on the links. this is on the heels of a can dade interview. president trump discussing the russia investigation with the "new york times" saying he expects special counsel robert mueller will treat him fairly. but he says the investigation and the president's words, quote, make the country look very bad. the president insisting there was,

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cooper and andy cohen this sunday 8:00 p.m. eastern. th that is it for me t for international anna. and ana cabrera starts right now. >>> hello on this friday. thanks for being here. i'm ana cabrera. brooke baldwin is off today. president trump spotted golfing again at his club in florida. this time he invited 60 members of the u.s. coast guard to join him on the links. this is on the heels of a can dade interview. president trump discussing the russia investigation with the "new york times" saying he expects special counsel robert mueller will treat him fairly. but he says the investigation and the president's words, quote, make the country look very bad. the president insisting there was, quote, no collusion between his campaign and russia. repeating those words, no collusion, 16 times throughout this interview. let's get more on this from cnn ryan nobles joining us live from west palm beach near mar-a-lago. what else can you tell us about this interview? >> reporter: well, this was a pretty revealing and wide ranging interview, ana, many ways sets the stage for donald trump secon

>> can he -- i'm not a lawyer here, and anna, joe, none of us are lawyers, to see whether that's even okay for the president to be sending messages to cooperating witness who is doing a deal with the special counsel in this case, but nevertheless perhaps that is what he was doing. also president trump slamming the current system of immigration. here he was. >> visa lottery. they have a lottery. you pick people. do you think the country is giving us their best people? no. what kind of a system is that? they come in by lottery h they give us their worst people, they put them in a bin, but in his hand when he's picking them is really the worst of the worst. congratulations. you are going to the united states. okay. what a system, lottery system. >> so the white house admitted this week that even the people who are picked in the lottery, joe, are vetted, so why is he being misleading? >> i think he's really speaking to the broader gop goal of ending chain migration and giving people an advantage simply because they have family connections to people who have come before them. and i think you heard it right there, people in the fbi seem to be laughin

trade access for our services and industries, as anna soubry was saying earlier. 80% of our economy depends on services, then there is also cooperationines on a road which marks the changeover from northern ireland to the republic, and there is nothing to see. that is the whole point. goods and people and vehicles move freely back and forth between northern ireland and the republic, and people want to keep it that way and there can be no going back. that is what the good friday agreement achieved. the most significant thing about the agreement is those words, full alignment. what is clearly laid out various, as a fallback, if trade talks don't deal with the problem, andi talks don't deal with the problem, and i agree that until you have got to phase two, it is hard to find a final solution to the problem of the border, albeit it was created by the government's decision to leave the customs union and the single market, that commitment to full alignment between the uk and the european union is a markerfor whether government wants to go. but what does full alignment mean? if you have northern ireland not in the eu and the republic in th