like baltimore city school students. there are two categories of children, once have been separated by their parents, some relative of theirs decided send this child across the track, you can't call it self separation because the children had nothing to do with it, then you have families abrasion that occurs under the law. what is the highest it's been and what is it now of those patient groups? >> i don't have the specific numbers, but i can state the overwhelming majority that are in our care, the absolute majority are not those that are separated by long meaning they came across the border either on a company door with someone other than -- >> the overwhelming majority. so, how do i explain to people in my district who don't have mental-health care that we have a 12-1 ratio in the facilities when the vast majority are there because their parents chose to separate them and that's a rhetorical question you are nothing to answer that. i would say that it's great and i congratulate >> you can find the entire hearing on c-

the president to present real solutions that republicans like jack kemp who would look at a city of baltimore go, man, what a diamond in the rough, what we could do here to really turn this city around with, with those folks leading the charge, chris, not the government. and i think that that's something that, again, is a missed opportunity. >> who's jack kemp today? >> man, okay, you're being funny now, right? >> you haven't thought about that because what happened to the republican moderates who was pro-diversity or pro-minorities like jack kemp was. he was part of the community, a good guy on everything like that. >> you know, in fact the naacp, we had a relationship with jack kemp. we had several members on our board and so it was easy for us to reach out and talk to the moderates. i don't think that no longer exists particularly in the senate and definitely not the house. and that's the sad state of where we are in this current environment. the complete loss of civility, our complete inability for people to reach across communities, to reach across the aisle. we cannot truly be the great

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march, 2017, the ntsb recommended that the baltimore city public schools request a performance audit of the transportation department and then take conservative actions to improve internal controls. ntsb also recommended that the maryland state department of education review state regulations to clarify disqualifying conditions and require notification to the state department of education regarding all drivers who are determined to be not qualified to drive a school bus. ntsb also made several recommendations to the maryland motor vehicle administration. dr. poland, what is the status of the recommendations you made to the baltimore city school system and state of maryland? >> so those early and urgent recommendations have certainly been updated. we received correspondence from baltimore city public schools about the performance audit and based on the correspondence and their actions we have closed that recommendation with an acceptable action. there's another recommendation as you mention to baltimore city public schools that they take conservative actions, and that recommendation i

we received correspondence from baltimore city public schools about the performance audit. and based on the correspondence and their actions, we have closed that with an acceptable action. there was another recommendation to baltimore city public schools that they take corrective action. that recommendation is still open while they continue to do those corrective actions. and that is in an acceptable status. the recommendation to the maryland state of education addressing the code of regulations is in a status of acceptable response. so maryland has communicated with us that they are working on that recommendation and they are in the process of implementing it and we found that acceptable. rep. cummings: according to a anort, it showed, quote, accumulation of errors and a systemic absence of leadership over an extended period of time, end quote. and a "failure of due diligence over the systems" that were in place. have steps been taken to address these findings and to implement corrective measures that will ensure that no more individuals are able to drive school buses with

seems like a low ratio compared to those in baltimore city schools and the 250-1 which is recommended nationwide for school counselors. these children are exposed to trauma every day on their streets. it is a lawless environment, the president is right about baltimore. where does the 12-1 ratio come from? >> the ratio for clinicians, 1-8 for care workers and case managers inside the policies and procedures which perhaps my colleague can speak to that] is spelled out in our policy. >> you had that ratio. you have 12-1 ratio. it is much better, mental health care, that exists in higher populations in baltimore city, schools. and there are unaccompanied children. some relative decided to send this child across, they end up with nothing to do with it. they have family separation that occurred underlies. what is the highest it has been and what is that now? i will call them patient groups. >> i don't have specific numbers and happy to work with your team to get this but i can state the overwhelming majority of the children in our care are not separated by law but came across the border wer

baltimore city has more problems. these children are exposed to trauma every day on their streets. it's a lawless environment, the president is absolutely right about baltimore. where does the 12 to 1 ratio come from? >> so dr. harris, the ratios of 1 to 12 for clinicians, one to eight for case managers is inside the orr policies and procedures. perhaps my colleague commander white can speak to the history to that gl a. >> and you hit that ratio. you do have a 12-1 ratio, congratulation, it's much better health care that exists in other high risk populations, like baltimore city school students. there are two categories of students, general koircategorie ones who have been separated by their parents, some relative of theirs decided to send this child across a trek to i don't know, you can't call it self-separation because the children had nothing to do with it, and the family separation that occurred at the border under our laws, what's the ratio, what's the highest it's been, and what is that now of those two i'll call them patient groups, i'm a doctor. i'll call they will patient

baltimore needs legislation. it need funding. it needs emergency resources now to begin to redress the long neglected communities of disinvestment in our city president's attacks when he said these things about baltimore, were really directed at congressman elijah cummings. do you think that your leadership in congress representing baltimore is doing what they can do, or is this just an issue that need to be addressed more broadly not just for baltimore but other cities as well? >> i believe that one person alone can't do it. i think that congress and the presidential administration have to act together. it's an embarrassment to america, one of the richest -- the richest country in the world that our urban centers have suffered and endured lack of housing and food subsidy and joblessness for so long, and i believe that now is the time that the president drawing so much attention to baltimore, something can really get done, and i believe he's signaling that that can occur, and we want to continue to maximize this -- >> you believe what he said can help get more done? >> i believe that what he can do, can get more done. he has shined a lot of

we have stadiums in baltimore city and millions of dollars he can afford that himself. and to have more states like new mexico and atlantic city once a spaceport and they all want their own space program. with capital falling to the community. and you see a danger in that as well? and by the way you see the same things you have the whole thing with amazon. and we do that all the time. to say it comes from amazon. [laughter] i tried to explain to them but if they trip over each other to save you just pay a ton of money or taxpayer money but it is not in reality stadiums are the same and look at the economics afterwards or the big money losers. >> i heard a great interview on the podcast which i recommend getting on android playstation. and by the way he calls himself an engineer. and with radiation problem. and those that are striven. and then with the asteroids and all of that. but that radiation problem transforming ourselves can you speak to that? make it is a legitimate question. and how much radiation astronauts will absorb it with the statistics it's not in the wor

we do that with stadiums in baltimore city he could afford it himself. >> my concern is with the continuing to get it in line, georgia wants a spaceport, colorado was certified, atlantic city once a spaceport. they are starting to launch their own space programs like the one in washington isn't bad enough. we have a lot of capital flowing to the community. investments, the first truly private spaceport that was built by the rocket that launched. do you see a danger in that as well because now we are seeing state money. >> absolutely. i've done work in a lot of regulatory areas as you see the same thing with states competing. you have that whole thing with amazon. i love amazon. i use it all the time. when i say where did this come from, my girls say it comes from amazon. the state could have done this for decades the taxpayers money if we build it they will come. it might be a good movie with kevin costner. you get interviews with him about his books and he calls himself an engineer. you imply that by your talk and he advocates very strongly for them missions that are purpose driven the rad

plus, what kind of reception is president trump likely to receive tomorrow in baltimore, a city he called a rat and rodent infested mess? >> those people are living in hell in baltimore. they're largely african-american. you have a large african-american population. and they really appreciate what i'm doing. no, baltimore has been badly mishandled for many years. >> part of baltimore is in he and the president are fierce opponents. tonight we'll see what he is saying about trump's visit. but let's go now to the big picture with susan glasser, catherine rampell and max boot. max the author of "erosion of conservatism." this is the cnn reporting that the president's considering tapping mike pompeo to be the national security adviser while keeping him in place as secretary of state. good idea? susan, sorry. i'm looking at katherine. sorry about that. go on, susan. pardon me. >> nobody's tried this since hen henry kissinger, and there is a reason. the nature of the job is that it's impossible to be both the national security adviser and the secretary of state. it's i think a reminder of how d

there is a quote that especially in baltimore and cities like chicago, we have broken people raising broken people. i wants to emphasize that, because baltimore is not a bad place. it is just broken. gun violence, i feel like it is ignored to the extent where we are trying to find one solution, and there is no one solution to every problem. tothe only true recourse stem and prevents violence in black communities are to implement resources within those communities that they lack and like representative robin kelly was talking about, trauma informed resources are greatly needed within our school systems. so back to the broken people raising broken people, it is a cycle of reoccurring trauma and so for me, i have dealt with trauma. i have lived trauma. so without the proper help and necessities to therefore treat that trauma, then i begin to implement trauma on to other people. was was not a person who seen in myself and my mind, i could therefore cause trauma to something -- someone else. that is how the cycle continues. we make schools trauma informed and provide services within the sc

generational curve and around that comes generational trauma and there's a quote that especially in baltimore in city like chicago, we have broken people raising broken people. and i want to emphasize that, baltimore is not a bad place, it's just broken and gun violence is so multi-faceted i feel like it's ignored to the extent where we're trying to find one solution and there's no one solution to every problem, and so the only true recourse to stem and prevent violence in black communities are to implement resources within those communities that they lack and like representative robin kelly was talking about, trauma and form resources are greatly needed within our school systems. so, yeah, back to the broken people raising broken people, it's a cycle of reoccurring trauma, and like so for me, i've dealt with trauma, i've lived trauma. so without the proper like help and necessities to therefore treatment that trauma then i begin to implement trauma on to other people, so if i wasn't like a person who was saying to myself in my mind i could therefore cause trauma to someone else and that's how the cy

. >> what are your plans for baltimore? the cities like baltimore instead of -- what are you trying to do to help the city rise up from the rodent-infested place that you say -- >> well i think what i've done for the inner cities is more than any president has done for a long time. we've created opportunity zones. in fact i did that with tim scott who you know very well is a tremendous guy. it was his initiative and he came to see me. they're having a tremendously positive impact on the inner cities including baltimore, including a lot of other cities that you wouldn't necessarily think -- oakland, california is an example. we're having tremendous success in the inner cities because of the opportunity zones. criminal justice reform. i was the one that got it. nobody else. i mean, we had people that helped but a group of extremely liberal did democrats came to the office and said we cannot get it. president obama was unable to get it. as you know. president bush, they were all unable to get it and i got it. and i got it with some very

we do that with stadiums in baltimore city . billions of dollars to build a dam stadium, he can afford it himself . >> but someone not me call him a euro trash huckster. my can turn it concern is with nasa, we're seeing more state bites in mexico getting line, your job, colorado just got certified, atlantic city want to spaceport, it's almost as if states are starting to launch their own space programs like the one inwashington isn't bad enough .we have a lot of capital going to the community, investments, small waters and we got the first truly private spaceport in new zealand bought my rocket lab. do you see a danger in that as well? we've done horribly at the federal level and now we see state money flowing in. >> i've been working a lot of regulatory areas and you see the same thing with the competing. you have that whole thing with amazon where the state were trippy and i love amazon, i use it all the time . when my girls they where you think this comes from, it comes from amazon. they don't know. i tried to explain to them

baltimore or not. it's a majority african-american city. so what? baltimore is like 36 miles from the white house and not only that, it's part of the united states and it's part of the country you protect and serve. so what it's rodent infested. fix it. so at this point, we don't -- at this point and my sources are telling me at this point it's critical. because he could wind up taking a tour. we don't know as of yet. but at this point, there's no effort on the schedule for him to do it. but he will fly over. he's going to fly over at a time there will be light out. he can see the city. the question will what will he see? will he be of the mind to say i want to help? this president is limited in his approach to urban america. and we hope tonight that he will change his idea. because let me tell you something. baltimore is a city that is hurting. you know, 22% according to the u.s. census, a little over 22% poverty rate. you know, the median home income here -- i mean the median home ownership. those who own homes, little over $150,000. this is not a

and president trump is headed to the city of baltimore this week but his visit could spark protests from many of they're still angry about his controversial comments. the president called the city a rodent infested mess in late july. congressional icansdress there for their annual retreat this thursday. this visit comes nearly a month after representative cummings the president to come i see baltimore for himself. go through thet is welcome in seventh congressional district and he will see strong people who are -- who get up and they out to >> there is no word if the president plans to meet with esentative elijah cummings while he is fox5 also t. reaching out to cummings' office f comments but did not receive a response. >>> mark sanford the former republican governor of south caroidna has deced to run against president trump. heounced his campaign on fox news sunday saying the republican party has lost its way. the 59-year-old has long been an outspoken cidtic of the prest. he questioned thes president's mo and qualifications during the runup to the 2016 presidenal election and clled mr

they are having a tremendously positive impact on the inner cities, including baltimore, including a lot of other cities you wouldn't necessarily think, oakland, california is an example. we are having tremendous success in the inner cities because of the opportunity zones. criminal justice reform, i was the one that got it. nobody else. a group of extremely liberal democrats get into the office and said, we cannot get it. president obama was unable to get it, as you know. president bush, they were all unable to get it, and i got it. and i got it with some very conservative senators and people that wanted it to happen, and nobody else could have done it. it is sort of interesting because they don't like mentioning mining, although -- mining -- my name. we got it done. we formed a coalition with some very conservative people than people very far-left -- and people very far-left, and we did something called criminal justice reform. something nobody thought, the crown prince has thing this, nobody thought this could happen. we did that, the opportunity zones. our job numbers for african-

. >>> the president trump is due to visit baltimore today. the city he once called a rat and rodent microphone infested mess where no one would want to live. republicans are holding a treat in baltimore. the president is scheduled to make a speech tonight in that retreat. he criticized that city of baltimore as well as maryland congressman comings, so on twitter back in july after congressman comings denounced the trump administration's treatment of migrants at the u.s./mexican border. republicans will had already selected baltimore before president trump lasted the city and congressman comings. >>> california is poised to become the second state in the u.s. to enact statewide rent control. the state assembly passed legislation yesterday capping rent increases at 5% plus inflation. it bans landlords from evicting tenants without just cause. governor new? is expected to sign. currently, oregon is the only state with statewide rent control. >>> california lawmakers. >> they will soon consider the toughest plastic pollution laws in america. there are thr

further, although baltimore city public schools was responsible for driver oversight, it failed to identify the bus driver as high risk. the ntsb has investigated several bus fires dating back to the 1988 collision near carrollton, kentucky resulted in 27 deaths. more recently in december, 2017, a fire ignited in the engine compartment of a school bus and spread to the passenger compartment, resulting in two debt. deaths.deaths -- in two the bus was not equipped with an automatic fire suppression system that would have delivered a suppressant inside the vehicle's engine compartment, increasing the time to evacuate. issued recommendations and we also address similar recommendations directly to the school bus manufacturers. in addition, we recommended that there was an update to the requirements for flammability of school bus interior materials. we know that more children are injured or killed in the school bus loading zone than on the bus itself. following our investigation of a 2016 collision in which a child was privily struck while crossing the roadway to board his school bus in minnesota

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we won't see him talking to baltimore residents and no indication that he has other plans while here in the cityer than to address this retreat. as someone who has been spending time talking to activists and local leaders they see the protests planned on the ground in baltimore as a culmination of weeks of frustration about the president's comments which as you know are offensive and many here find dehumanizing to people who choose to make their lives here in the city. >> talk about the protests. what do you think we're going to see? >> i've been in touch with local leaders and there's a group calling themselves the baltimore welcoming committee and they have a whole string of actions starting today around 4:00 p.m. eastern ahead of the president's arrival protests near that downtown hotel. republicans are holding their convention. there will be actions throughout the week focused on climate change. organizers say these may draw hundreds of people looking to express their frustration and their disagreement not just with the president's comments but that republicans have picked this city to hold

their data and keeping it protected they can't function look at the city of atlanta and the city of baltimore. >> so a school or a city get some database lock down. a criminal comes in and says we want a ransome. >> you can get paid anonymously. >> what are they doing >> they are putting in better protections with visibility. they're trying to make sure that they have access to what and when something weird happens, they can identify it quickly and hopefully respond to it but it's hard. >> i can see if they don't have access to the databases but should i as a consumer and citizen be concerned because they have stolen my information that hasn't been kept safe what happens to it next? >> absolutely. as a citizen, visibility is everything too you want to reduce the uncertainty. everything is fine until it's not. keep an eye on your bank statements and your devices up to date. don't use the same password everywhere and keep an eye on things if you have visibility you're better protected all of the credit data was stolen they said at the time they'll pay you $125. >> sure. we should be outraged. i

then when things go wrong tries to blame everyone from the head of the federal reserve to the city of baltimore, and the entire country of denmark. that is hard to do. i am tired of a whiner in the white house. [cheers and applause] sen. klobuchar: donald trump's idea of diplomacy is waking up before the sun comes up and sending out a tweet in his bathrobe extolling the virtues of kim jong-un, and then before the sun goes down going after denmark and greenland. what's the difference between donald trump and greenland? greenland is not for sale. as your president, i will pledge that i will never have my vice president stay in a resort i own. that's right, i don't own a resort. new hampshire is a place that has led. you are the home of brighton bretton woods. you lead with great colleges and teachers. in america there are many paths success. you believe that democracy matters. a state of beautiful covered bridges that believes in bridging the river of our divide. that is why i announced my candidacy in the middle of that blizzard in the middle of the mississippi river. let's bridge the river of o

baltimore. the same city he blasted earlier this year when he launched a raes ration racially loaded attack. if he spent more time in baltimore maybe pe could hp clean up this dangerous and filthy place. >> those people are living in hell in baltimore. they are largely african pler african-americ african-american. you have a large african-american population. >> reporter: cuppinmmings invit the president to show he's wrong. >> the cities have been significant. you know what, i want president trump to come to my district. i want him to -- i want him to come. >> reporter: the president has moved onto his latest target john bolton tweeting, in fact, my views on venezuela and cuba were far stronger than those of john bolton. he was holding me back. sources say mr. trump may reward one of bolton's old rival. a dual role not seen since the days of kissenger. >> at the same time the president is looking at a slate of probably with secretary pompeo five bucks. >> reporter: another big question for the president to answer in the coming days, gun control and whether he will call on republicans to embra

the way trump likes to start conversation. >> neil: but he's saying that not about the whole city and baltimorey. >> he could reverse his plan to cut $300 billion in medicaid which hundreds of thousands of people on the street. he can reverse this plant -- >> neil: what you mean it will turn hundreds of thousands? if people rely on medicaid for medication, and -- >> neil: so it would matter. >> and also, neil. >> neil: he overstates that. >> why does california have the highest homeless rates? why do they have the highest unsheltered, and sheltered homeless rates in the nation? it should be the whole country. >> i think that is a fair point. but also he's recommending to cut the budget by 20%, cut funding for a program that builds low-income housing. regulated -- recommended to jeopardize 250,000 people. >> neil: animals and children i'm sure hate him. >> and dogs and cats. >> neil: all right, guys, thank you very much but in the meantime, mike pompeo is in the running to be the national security advisor on top of being the secretary of state. been there, we have actually done that y. chantix i

and then when things go wrong, tries to blend everyone from head of the federal reserve to the city of baltimoreuly, barack obama and guess what, the entire country of denmark. i for one -- that's hard to do. i for one am tired of a whiner in the white house. [cheers and applause] donald trump -- [applause] donald trump idea of diplomacy is waking up before the sun comes up and send out a tweet in his bathrobe extolling the virtues of kim jong-un, i've been before sun goes down going after denmark and greenland. as i said a few weeks ago, what's the difference between donald trump and greenland? greenland is not for sale. [cheers and applause] and as your president, democrats, i will pledge that i will never have my vice president stay in a resort i own. oh, that's right, i don't own a resort. [laughing] contrast this. new hampshire is a place that has led to give lead with the brave history of military service and diplomacy. you are the home of redwoods. you lead with great colleges and teachers and an understanding that we talked about yesterday as, at manchester trinity college, that in ameri

a part of aag, i trust em, i think you can too. >>> we're going to fight for the future of cities like baltimorehat have been destroyed by decades of failed and corrupt rule. these are our great american cities and they're an embarrassment, what the democrats have let happen. >> president trump was in baltimore last night, his first visit since trashing the city as rat and rodent-infested. in a speech to the annual congressional republican retreat he did not back off his criticism of baltimore and protesters outside made it clear they are not backing off either. joining me now, eugene scott, "washington post" political reporter, and margaret carlson, columnist for the daily beast. margaret, this was an unusual speech, actually, from the president. there were some moments there. what were some of your highlights? >> there were protesters on the outside, there was great love on the inside, laughing at all his jokes, whether or not they were funny. and part of it, he was the 11th person at the debate, calling up the names he gives for people. he was touting his tax cut, i'm going to give you a tax

now, the president criticized the city of baltimore and maryland congressman on twitter back in july. this came after elijah comings denounced the trump administration's treatment of migrants at the u.s./mexico border. the republicans selected baltimore before president trump blasted the city and congressman comings. >>> it is 5:10. there is a warning to owners of suvs and hatchbacks. still ahead, the area of your car that may make you susceptible to a break-in. >>> and san francisco central subway system hit another roadblock. we'll tell you why the grand opening is being delayed significantly. >>> and area bridges right now. san mateo bridge traffic looks pretty good driving over to the peninsula. no major issues. >>> almost full moon under mainly clear skies. lit be full tomorrow on friday, the 39. that is a rarity. we'll talk about that and our warmer temperatures. s. new developments in the investigation in the tragic boat fire where 34 people were killed last week near santa barbara. yesterday the body of the 34th and final victim was recover. salvage crews -- the 75-foot diving

he goes after cities with terrible tough neighborhoods like baltimore. lot of cities have tough neighborhoods, but he goes after a state he can't possibly win. he doesn't touch philly or milwaukee or detroit because he needs those three states. it's very interesting how he does this. >> i was in focus group talking about -- a focus group is where we try to gather information from a likely group of voters. >> 12 people? >> 12, 13 people and try to listen to them. we ask them questions about what's going on, their issues and their preferencesch and one of the things that kept coming up over and over is the division. and i remember one woman said i wish he would spend half as much time trying to bring the country together as he does dividing it. when you look at 9 million voters and the way democrats did so well in the suburbs with college educated white women it's because donald trump and this division. it's because of this ugliness that they viscerally do not like. >> let's talk about we trashes cities, especially, trashes baltimore. he makes it sound like

cities. we think about his recent comments with baltimore. bout the city we have historic problems and you see this recent push and you just noted it about the surveillance plane potentially coming back. the this plane literally sat over the city of bault and it just recorded everything. and the rationale is that the if it records everything if there's a crime we can roll it back. the privacy concerns that leads to are immense. the thought you just have footage of everybody in the city of baltimore just at your will with no safeguarding and how that can be sold. and the mayor jack young seems to be okay with that, and it's shocking. >> as you say when data is collected it can be useful or misused. you can put a camera in every person's home and statistically you would find more crime, a lot of reasons why you don't do that and a lot of people say don't want a camera in my home. look at this headline. the best algorithms struggle more to recognize, quote, black faces equally. when you look at that, i think we can put that up, u.s. government te

but tonight as kaitlan collins reports, president trump will speak in baltimore at the house republican retreat. >> it's a corrupt citythere's for question about it. >> reporter: president trump will soon head to a place he once said was like living in hell. >> those people are living in hell in baltimore. >> reporter: he claimed it was a rodent-infested mess. and he even compared the homicide rate to a war zone. >> i believe it's higher than afghanistan. >> reporter: but president trump won't be on apology tour when he visits baltimore, maryland, tonight. instead, he's going to speak to his former republicans during they are congressional retreat. trump's sum feud had left to do with charm city and more to do with this lawmaker. >> the days of this committee protecting the president at all costs are over. >> reporter: congressman elijah cummings is a baltimore native who chairs the house oversight committee which is investigating the president and his administration. >> i think that representative cummings should take his oversight committee and start doing oversight on baltimore. >> reporter: trump's trip comes as h

commenting about the city of baltimore and chairman cumming'' district. calling it a rat-infested area. do you think the president should apologize for his remarks? mr. mccarthy: the president made a good case why many major cities have challenges. if you want to take the president's comments, you can go to the former mayor of baltimore. you can go to what congressman cummings had said before about his own community as well. these are challenges we want to see a change to. this is something the president has been working on. when you look at the opportunity zones that were passed inside our tax bill, this is a clear contrast on either government trying to solve a problem for 20 years and not done it, this war on poverty, or really transforming communities and we find it's happening faster, better investments than others. i think the president made a case, why do we accept the challenges and ignore them? we should accept them. when i look at california, i look at the homelessness, affordability, the challenges are happening throughout the cities. san franci

plus, what kind of reception is president trump likely to receive tomorrow in baltimore, a city he called> those people are living in hell in baltimore. they're largely african-american. you have a large african-american population.

the president, earlier this year, you'll recall, referred to baltimore as a rat-infested city earlierhis year. talking top house democrats are setting the ground rules for an impeachment investigation into the president, accusing mr. trump of behavior that endangers american democracy. >> understand investigation poses a threat to our democracy. we have an obligation to respond to this threat and we are doing so. >> reporter: the president was all but tweeting bring it on, characterizing democrats as choosing impeachment over simply beat be him in next year's election. the republicans in the house are flat out daring democrats to get going. >> i dare to you do it. in fact, i double-dog dare you to do it. have the house vote on those 18 words and then go at it. why won't you do it? >> reporter: the gop is seizing coming from moderate democrats, exploring a divide that put house speaker nancy pelosi on the hot seat. >> come with me sometimes, and you'll hear what the american people are saying. they understand that impeachment is a very divisive measure. but if we have to go there, we'l

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what kind of reception is president trump likely to get tomorrow in baltimore, a city he called a rated mess? >> those people are living in hell in b

the attacks on the city of baltimore, the attacks on the four women of color, and in el paso where thes statement that was posted online allegedly before the massacre borrowed some of trump's own rhetoric. his visits to el paso and dayton, ohio, were ridiculed because of how he handled those situations. and so, you know, it's been a troubling summer for him and this was an opportunity when he could have really helped to set the table for the re-election campaign which is doing to kick in to a higher gear starting this fall. he could have tried to broaden his appeal or lock down some key states or do things politically to help himself. and instead, he's opinion reeling by the controversies. >> there's nothing to suggest that his lost summer as you point it will lead to the winning fall. i mean, this is who donald trump is. he feels he's at his best when he's on the attack or the offensive. is there anything we'll see a marked change from him? >> that's a really good point because this is not all together new for donald trump but it's a period when historically presidents who are facing

city of baltimore scores. demonstrators have gathered outside a hotel where donald trump is staying activists likened him to a rat and demanded he leave the city after the president had earlier describe it as a rat and rodent infested max also accuse him of being a racist just announcing his top immigration policy. and wales a small cafes push to drum up business using online and has backfired after google banned them for their supposedly use of a homophobic slur the word in question though also happens to be the name of a traditional dish café owners have expressed surprise that goes decision i think that faggots and peas and chips and then you is a traditional meal i didn't make the name and i didn't the days of traditional dish you can't change it there was nothing meant by what we were doing is just describing the actual menu item i downloaded the. list of words or the list was a google and would faggot is actually in the list with many others as far as policing woods i think it's it where does it stop or w

but it was interesting last night when the president was here, of course his first visit to baltimore, a city that over the summer he called a disgusting rat and rodent infested mess where he went as far to say no human being would want to live. he was here to speak to the members and treated this more sort of like a mini rally touching on all his greatest hits and among that there was mention of the second amendment. and that was actually one of the moments that got a standing ovation from the republicans here. he didn't go into any discussion of gun control measures or what we might expect to hear from him in the coming weeks, so it sort of seems like an issue where republicans are waiting to see what kind of signals they're going to get from the president as hans mentioned. something else that was notable that the president himself brought up and that republicans have been bringing up over and over again is the issue of impeachment. and i say that's interesting because it didn't actually come up last night during the democratic debate. so republicans are banking on a strategy here that if

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