tourist attraction in iceland, what geothermal spa shares its name with a 1980 teen movie starring brooke shieldsbe it.ge faonal l," i gon say the blue c, final answer. >> yep, just outside of reykjavík, the blue lagoon. all right, that brings us to our $3,000 question. the name of what common ailment is thought to come from a french variation of the latin "hemicrania," meaning pain on one side of the head? >> i have suffered from this, and i know this one is the very painful d, migraine. final answer. >> i'm sorry to hear you know personally, but yes, that's right. >> [laughs] >> all right, jeremy, that gsif question, worth $5,000. also the first threshold we can get to. and here it is. introduced to india by 13th-century middle eastern traders, samosas traditionally feature a savory vegetable filling and are typically served in what shape? >> all the ones that i've ever had were shaped like a triangle... which is c. final answer. >> you had it. that's $5,000. >> all right, yeah. >> well done, jeremy. [cheers and applause] very well done. all the lifelines still there. $5,000 guaranteed. we're g

i'm lisa desjardins. >> woodruff: and that brings us to the analysis of shields and brooks. that's syicated columnist mark shields and "new york times" columnist david brooks. hello to both of you. >> thank you, judy. >> woodruff: so let's go back to these attackst.y the presid they've now lasted a full week onnkth these democratic ngresswomen, all members, allrs women of color. he has called them a variety of names and he's told them, david, to go back to their countries. their home countries. of course,ou they'rel u.s. citizens, three of them were born in the united states.un what does all this tell us about president trump, about these women member of congress, about our country and what does it say about racism? >> well, it's racist.t. let's get that off the top, an example of it. trump has a certainn of what america is, and in his vision america is yiewn phobic -- xenophobic.op the people of the heartnd are threatened by monals and people that don't look like them. it is a vision that is nostalgic, looking back to the past, and a vision of white america that whites creat

for the pbs newshour, i'm lisa desjardins >> woodruff: and to the analysis of shields and brooks. that's syndicatecolumnist mark shields and new york times columnist david ooks. and hello to both of you. we're going to talk about the 2020 candidates, but first i want to ask about robert mueller. mark, he spent, what, almost fi hours before two house committees this week. what's the main story that we should take away from wht he had to say? >> robert eller was robert mueller. he's the rarest of public figures in washington, d.c., a man with no detectable political agenda. he refused to be a political prop for theemocrats who wanted him to read the report aloud, he refused to go after donald trump who has salvaged him personally and accus of being unfair and prejudiand fake news and running a hoax and a witch hunt, never responded in kind, and i thought he did trare thing in washington, which was to present hicase. he left us -- certainly we have, onhisroadcast, david and i have agreed in the past that the russia thing seemed to be the weakest link of any of the criticisms of trump

mark shields and david brooks break down another packed week of political news. plus, much more. >> woodruff: we return to the confrontation between the u.s. and iran.ea ier we reported that iran seized at least one ship in the strategic strait of hormuz, roiling the already turbulent waters of the persian gulf. si he left the white house this afternoon, the pnt again had tough words for tehran. >> iran's in big trouble right now. their economy is coming to a crash. they're trying to bring soldiers back home because they can't pay 'em. a lot of bad things are happening to the and it's very easy to straighten out, and it't very easy for make it a lot worse. >> woodruff: before,mr. trump spnd before news came of the ship seizures, i sat down with iran's foreign minister, javad zarif.f he was onee principal negotiators of the 2015 nuclear deal with the u.s. and other world powers, which prident trump pulled out of last year.on now, zarif iof the public faces of the islamic republic's pushback against the united states and its so-called maximum pressure campaign of r

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discuss with brooks and tumulty, that"'s "new york tim columnist david brooks and woes "washington post" columnist karen tumulty. mark shieldsay. an was focusing last night most mostly on militarywove it into his story of america. how does his story of america comport with teal story of america? >> i was up on the mall early in the afternoon and there was a rally of gold star moms and wives, people who had lost a son or a husband in ira and there was a great military feel to that, and they took the sevice in which they were so proud of and what they've suffered and tied it to the fight on socialism and struck me that ereally is trump story, he goes to the military as a source of american values and then ontrasts that to the hostile world outside, anat's one story of america. i don't think it's the rea story. i think it's the story of rome, frankly. we have military pow that's really not what the american story is about. most americans who are in an immigrant country who proabvide sociity and reliberation for people who come from pressed lands can't be the trump story because he doesn't believe in that story. i'd say we're a

that is syndicated columnist mark shields, and ramesh ponnuru of the "naonal review." david brooks is away. >> hello to both of you. >> hello judy.>> n lisa's report, what's been going on, this series of agreements between speaker pelosi and newly elected women, democratic members of the house. they have been called the quad squad. what do you make of this? how serious th? >> it's serious judy in that it represents a profound change in our politic there was a rule you didn't get to learn any freshman member's name until he or she had won a serk term because that was what their first term was about, nglearning the place, lear what they are supposed to do and then getting reelected. that is no longer the case. i mean, aoc comes in with 4.7 million at which timer followers. so she doesn' need the traditional means of communicating going to pres release or talking on television. she's just available. so it's a ream -- i mean it's not politics is the most imitated of human art foms, with the possible exception of adjournment. donald trump told you you could bypass traditional media. tha

shield was criticized by a grand jury saying it could leave residents unsafe. the princeton using university study suggests it could hurt the reputations of officers. brooke a call at (510)874- 0222. >>> happening today, the second avenue barbecuing while black at the event. a woman tried to stop using two african american men from using charcoal at the lake. over 2000 people showed up at the lake. organizers say they would like to make it an annual event and celebrate the african-american community and spread positivity and it wraps up tonight a little after 6:00. >>> on to sports. so much for the seven game win streak. the mets knocked off 11 runs and 17 hits and paul pounded the giants final 11-4. a lot of home runs in this one. dominic smith gets a moon shot to right center and that's gone. there is a lot more to come and jeff o'neill will later rip. here in the fifth is a two run bomb and they take a big lead 4- 0. rookie pete alonso is pinchhitting and he will say see you and unloads his record 33rd home run of the year. r.b.i.s 73, 74, 75. the giants fall big time 11-4 and they try again today. late evening rocks were the days. open gets the lead i