caitlin is right about that. the other interesting thing is you wonder if there's reverse psychology at work. if the senator says he can't blame cavanagh, maybe it's an effort to get the president to name him. the president doesn't like to be told what he can and can't do. >> a complete surprise. i want to turn to the talks in north korea. here is what secretary pompeo told reporters last night. let's listen. >> i am determined to achieve the commitment that president trump made and i'm counting on chairman kim to be determined to follow through on the commitment he made and, so, if those requests were gangster-like, the world is a gangster. i it was a unanimous decision. >> caitlin, no reaction, yet, from president trump, himself, about how big of a deal this is as a setback. >> this is expected. you know, we came out of that summit last month with president trump just saying how good things were, how everything was going to be okay and the problem was, essentially solved. achieving denuclearization with north k

caitlin sims was the first parent to be notified of the injuries. caitlin sims, parent:: "the teacher said 'oh i'm so sorry i must have been scrubbing you too hard when i cleaned you." joel and stacey dant didn't find out about what happened to their son until hours later. joel and stacey dant, parents: "it just looked red, like just redness was all. and then the next day was whenever it like really started to show." both sets of parents returned days later to review surveillance video. josh sims, parent: "it was the toughest thing that my wife and i have ever seen." they say the scabs on both of the faces don't show the real trauma.josh and caitlin sims, parents: "pushing her thumb into his neck, ripped him backwards and pulled him over backwards, to the extent that he buckled." butted joel and stacey dant, parents: "if i would have done that to another person i would be in jail...for assault."the dants and the sims' say they started getting different stories from the school about what happened and what could br done. stacey dant, parent: " no one

there's nothing unusual about caitlin collins doing her job. it is unusual for the white house to ban her for doing her job. in her statement sarah sanders says the white house supports a free press. odd way of showing it, don't you think? let's get to our guest now. let's bring in cnn senior correspondent april ryan and kirsten powers and rick wilson. april, before we get into the rest of this, let's start with the white house banning of caitlin kcollins who was representing all the networks. she's a pool reporter. what's your reaction? >> caitlin asked a battery of questions that were real and tough. they were not biassed oo esed a have taken no. to look at that picture of the president's new communications person, to stand there with his hands crossed as if to say he wanted to intimidate her. this white house has a problem with people asking questions. the real questions that puts them against the wall to really give answers. you've seen it with me. sarah huckabee stopped calling on me and ashe want answer my questions. this is a white house

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also joining me, caitlin huey-burns with real clear politics. let's go through and unpack where sarah sanders said yesterday. this was prompted by a question that a reporter asked about a series of tweets by republican congressman, rand paul, who's been in a big way in the president's corner on this one. here's part of what sarah sanders said. >> the president is exploring the mechanisms to remove security clearance, because they've politicized and in some cases monetized their public service and security clearances. >> monetized? ironic, coming from this white house? >> right. it's a pretty strange claim, poppy, the reality is is that, you know, former administration officials have held security clearances because they're seen as of value to the government. so the idea that american officials are sort of going out and doing deal making and making money solely on their security clearances is -- i mean, it's a really grave charge, if true. and the reality is this white house hasn't shown any ability to back that up with any kind of proof. and wha

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>> yes. >> good job, caitlin. >> brian: move to question two.yor broke the law -- let me finish the question -- by illegally crossing into the border to mexico? gutfeld? >> de blasio. >> he is who? >> the name? full name and title? >> mayor bill de blasio. >> brian: he is trying to -- >> you are not alex tarabek. get over yourself. >> mayor bill de blasio tried to get in touch with his inner illegal alien. he illegally crossed into the united states. he went over the u.s.-mexican border protesting family separations. so allegedly he violated both u.s. and mexican law. nice going, bill. >> brian: you are right. can we check the score again? 1-1. move on to question three. scientists all over the world are racing to eradicate something called panama disease. it's a fungal infection that could soon make which fruit go extinct? >> i don't know. i was watching the strozk hearing. i don't know. >> brian: it grows on trees. greg? >> melons. >> brian: is it melons? >> they don't grow on trees. >> it's a warning for banana lovers. fruits may be in danger

caitlin, what's it look >> not so bad, actually. we haven'tai hadn all day in the district and inside the beltway but there's concern by the national weather service we may have a round of heavy rain overnight. flood watch has been expanded on this summer night. weenerha heat and humidity through his hiday cominge to an end by thed. we pbut first dc and points west ward all of our western suburbs under a wlo fatch this was a and expansion, showers and thunderstorms that have been oninstgoirggicrniaos a are movi said they will reintensify. and we could have heavy rain, there's nothing heavy right now but as this kind of r ds over the mountains and approaches us it might hit an impulse and were could see thunderstorms or downpours. take a look at this model which has us quiet. showers towards the west but really bws them up by about c through 5:00 a.m. and a or two by day break, this would be a heavy round of rain that would be coming before our cold frt which could bring r tomorrow afternoon. overnight,7 if we get down to below 8ees

caitlin collins asks tough questions every day. what she did in the oval office with the president is what reporters are in the pool at the white house do every single day. we ask him questions every day. most of the time he engages with us on the news of the day. today, he didn't happen to like the questions caitlin asked. i think that's why the white house retaiated. i think it was a good moment not only did the white house correspondents association come out to condemn the white house action but so did fox news in siding with cnn and a chore lus of reporters including myself on twitter coming to her defense. >> for the record, we've just of discussed pools and dogs and fleas with two pulitzer recipients and a former fed. matt apuzo, cynthia oxny, phil rucker, thank you so very much. coming up, plans for a second summit between president trump and poout putin are suddenly on hold. the president's national security adviser cites the witch hunt as one reason why they had to rescind the president's formal invitation on twitter. and

well you how huge repairs came pact your commute the rest of the summer hi, caitlin. >> hi there, jim, getting a break from summer heat and humidity still warm. high temperature upper 80s without that muggy feeling in eethe air f better. picture perfect out there eaier. 88 high at reagan anll88 dues and 888 bwi just about seasonable. let's do itw. again tomorro beautiful forecast for thursd friday, and then the first look at th forecast coming up when fox news at 10 first look at th forecast coming up when fox news at 10 returns. turns. this is customizable streaming tv for your family... whatever siz it's saving moneacwith flexible channelks. live tv and the latest shows to stream. and all your streae ng apps in one plac--ev en netflix. this is ho..xfinity makes life simple. easy. awesome. introducing new packages enjoy more choicand fastere sting tv options. giving you tultimate s click, call it a store today. >> let's go back to breaking news we told you about start of the hour in montgomery country. hazmat situati north potomac a case of int hg. app malls being removed from th hom

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. >> good morning good morning caitlin i'm caitlin lopez 23 years old i moved out to california and sancisco, california had i was about 8 years old and actually put in foster care at the age of 9 or 10 had a baby at the 16 years old so i've kind of had this crazy like youth experience. >> despite the challenges she faced caitlin finished high school and take advantage of program. >> i heard will mayor ed lee's program through my social worker and i interviewed with entrepreneurs after i was matched walking sweet spots office i thought imitated not been in that type of office ones i got into the office with my supervisor we boptd and i got a call from h.r. i got the position and i'm in. >> i have. >> we hired merry for 8 weeks and saw how she did she was only going to work 8 weeks but at the end question offered her a position part time. >> i have those traits it has been great working here my term of 5 weeks was pretty much like family supporting each other i feel like the mayors job program helped me to get in job without the jobs plus program i - i probably would have not even had a

caitlin: i get it.effrey: you're the chairman of the north korean communist party and you have been given control of ucla for a day. where would you draw the line? caitlin: i would have more freedom of speech than most students are comfortable with now. jeffrey: why aren't they comfortable? caitlin: for the same reason i cannot get to the place about the nazi lecture. when i was standing over there and i haven't heard the last panel, and i said, what about the irish? i had to remember, it's okay -- but the irish were certainly on the bottom for a long time and my family story is tied up in that. it is hard to think someone is saying something, and we have this issue with charles murray and this big fight going on. jeffrey: if you could design it, would you say, nazis and racists, out? who defines what's a nazi and what's a racist? caitlin: you will know it when you hear it. that is why people really reacted to rosanne. all respect to andy richter. that is really who she is. she blamed it on ambien. ambi

caitlin collins, white house correspondents for cnn, tell the people what happened. >> she is what'sere's an event and they don't want the whole press corps in, they have one magazine, one news, one radio person, called the pool, and they report back to everyone else in the group. >> stephen: she's responsible for asking the questions everybody would want. >> yes. that morning, president trump had been tweeting nasty things as is his want, specifically about michael cohen. >> stephen: because the tape had come out. >> yes, the night before. and caitlin asked the question everybody would want to ask which is to provoke him to say something about michael cohen, did michael cohen betray you? she didn't answer. then there was another question about michael cohen. she asked about the summit with putin, part 2, and has he not accepted the invitation or whatever. >> stephen: yeah. apparently offended, the trump administration offended by the impertinence of her questions, they told her later that she could not attendant another event in the rose garden where she was supposed to be the pool.

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cnn correspondent caitlin collins kept shouting questions after the press was asked to leave, but theyke what she was asking. here's that moment in the oval office. >> michael cohen betray you, mr. president ? mr. president, dave michael cohen betray you? mr. president, are you worried about what michael cohen is going to say to prosecutors? are you worried about what is on the other tapes, mr. president? >> think you everybody. >> why has vladimir putin not accepted your invitation? >> harris: howard kurtz, host of "media buzz." it is not uncommon for reporters to shout questions like this, particularly when it is an outdoor situation, was this somehow different? >> as we just heard, there were a number of reporter shouting questions in the oval office after that photo op, caitlin collins was among them, and she says that she was summoned, one of many journalist who was there, but she says that she was summoned by white house deputy chief of staff bill shine, a former copresident of fox news. here's what she says. >> it was him in the press secretary sarah sanders who told me that i w

what happened with caitlin collins, this is how it goes. did shyp make a mistake?listen, erin, i think he did. yes. i really do. journalists are supposed to ask questions and they're supposed to ask tough questions and that happens all the time and it happened in these shouting, you know, match, which we have. i also say this. i think part of the reason, though, also, to defend the white house on some of these issues, the white house believes and i think correctly so, that the generally the media is so antagonistic towards the white house and literally so biased. >> ha, ha, ha ha ha. >> well, you can laugh, it is literally so biased antagonistic. >> i'm laughing to keep from crying because you believe this foolishness. this president came out saying we are the enemy of the people. we did nothing to him. from the moment he was elected president, even before that, when he thought he was going to be president. he did not want us in the white house. so the antagonism started with this administration. do i do not want the tough questions. steve, don't drink cool aid. do

here's caitlin. >> hi, jim andarah.er beautiful day d egrees with low humidity it feels just as nice as yesterday. let's take a live look outside for you. a few clouds, fair weather puffy clouds out there but otherwis wblue skies for miles e take a look at the washington monument. high temperatures into the upper 80's butithout the humidity feels pretty great. 87 degrees outside right now with a lightth wind. there's been a few clouds but otherwise it will be dry roughout the rest of tonight. elsee temperatures main the in in the low to mid 80's. 83 in martinsburg, 81 inwi nchester, 87 fredericksburg, ltimore.napolis, 86ban clear skies. we're enjoying a dry couple days. we've got wet weather on the way but for now no problems. tellite and radarat showing sprawling high pressure sy uem which will guarantee probably one more day of really niceeather. here's your planning forecast for tonight. beautiful for dinner outdoors or on your deck later this evening. 87 degrees by 7:00 p.m.o th we 70's as we move past dark. overnig

garrett haake, caitlin huey-burns. appreciate that. just to put in context here we're talking about susan collins and talking about john tester, the math in the senate, democrats come into this fight with only 49 votes if they want to stop a trump nominee they got to flip a republican. they got to hold their side together. and again on the republican side, all the suspense is susan collins. she is the republican expressing publicly potential reservations. if she were to say no to one of these picks, especially on the grounds of roe, would that signal lisa murkowski, the other pro choice republican in the senate. could there be two there. that is balanced against that other really reality we're talking about, these red state democrats, facing the voters in 2018, manchin in west virginia, trump won the state by 42 points. donnelly in indiana, trump won by 20 points. hide camp in a trump plus 36 state. the wild card we're saying today john tester, tester has been voting against a lot of these trump nominations. the supreme court nominatio

as for fox news, we stand with caitlin collins and cnn on this.ccess for our journalists for free and unfettered press. now for reaction to all the stories, former governor of arkansas mike huckabee. good to have you with us. i find it interesting that even critics of the president say in the recorded tape doesn't necessarily show any wrong or criminal wrongdoing. lanny davis representing michael:links back to the clintons in the 90s, davis who served as special counsel to bill clinton in 1990s argued wednesday morning that while the tape offers little in terms of evidence of a crime, why do you >> i honestly when i heard there were going to be some tapes i thought this will be an explosive story. then when i heard the tapes my reaction was where is geraldo and's fault, there's nothing in because the story had been hyped as something absolutely mind-boggling and it wasn't and i don't think it did any damage to the president and if you listen to people who are objective which are very few when it comes to this president, people like professor alan

. >> thank you, caitlin. kind.ell, it's a first of its starbuckthe u.s. coming to northeast d.c.etails on the coffe giant's plan oo transform of its cafes coming u >> ♪ the district. today local bike advocates took to the steps of the wi con building toall for action. the washington area bike yor to do something aboutd the it. we also hea from the motherld of the 39-ye killed by charter bus after his bicycle i tire got stuckn the streetcar rail on h street. >> ddot needs to step up and oach. the mayor nee step up and do something about these streetcar flanges thatd i've june 23rd that my son has passed. i i'm sordidn't know about it. that's not my field of expertise. i believ that the's ddot's cd that's all i got to say. my son'sould have been prevented. >> less than two weeks clist ar. >> starbucks will open its very first u.s. store designedom for the deaf cmunity. the coffee giant will transfm a store near gallaudet university at sixth and h street. it will close to gallaudet as you heard me say scl it will ose briefly in octobero redesign the space to hearing c5 deaf and hard

. >> harris: i'd like to bring in caitlin qe burns. caitlin, as we look at the president about to make his remarks and you see a group of senators that fox news has confirmed, they want to make some sort of resolution that says we do believe the intelligence, the story is moving forward now. what are you seeing western mark >> the story is moving forward but with the president said yesterday still remains. i think there are questions about what kind of cleanup he could actually do given that the time and moment was yesterday on the stage, next to vladimir putin, asked directly whether he believes putin or the intelligence community and the united states, he would not say. he kind of try to have it both ways. his critics are bipartisan critics. you have lots of republicans coming out and of course you have lots of democrats so he is certainly under pressure and feeling the heat. the question is, whether that he continues and whether he says today assuages some of those critics. >> vladimir putin sat down with our own chris wallace and t

but his comments today came a day after cnn reporter caitlin collins was banished from an open press event because she was told she asked questions in the oval office that were deemed inappropriate earlier yesterday. here's a reminder of what happened. >> thank you very much. thank you, everybody. >> did michael cohen betray you? >> thank you very much. >> thank you everybody. >> thank you, everybody. >> mr. president, are you worried what michael cohen is going to say? >> keep going. >> other tapes, mr. president? >> now, if you watched this or any other news broadcast regularly, then you know. those shouted questions while often undignified and loud, are the norm. it's often the only opportunity the media get to ask the president something on the record. and this president especially regularly answers those shouted questions. but it was the white house deputy chief of staff for communications bill shine who initiated the ban on caitlin collins, a term he took issue with today. >> bill, did you ban the reporter. >> could you ask her if we ever used the word ban? >> what word did you

if it's high time we go to caitlin who was interning. >> her entire career is based on this moment. >r one, let's start with number one. this week's starbucks announced in an effort to go green, they will phase out what product from their stores? >> straws. >> brian: is it straws? >> starbucks plans to strap straws globally by the year 2020. this will eliminate them from starbuckss stores. >> brian: it is 1-0 dana leads greg. let's move on to question two. during a recent trip to a texas protest which liberal mayor broke the law by illegally crossing into the border into mexico? >> bill de blasio. >> brian: full name and title? >> is it mayor bill de blasio? >> brian: trying to make my job more -- >> you're not alex trebek, get over yourself! >> mayor bill de blasio tried to get in touch with his inner illegal alien. he illegally crossed into the united states.on he went over the u.s. mexican border while protesting family separations so he allegedly violated both u.s. and mexican law. >> brian: you are right, can we check the score? 1-1. scientists all over the world are racing to er

. >> caitlin roth is here with the forest, we saw record rain in >> we saw record rainfall at all threerts making it to be outside in the middle of thete afoon. heavy rain andni ling, live look outside, as we wind down busy night in dc. it's so much quieter. in time for thend game from there, we continueo see the clouds and showers psh out to the southeast what's left of the fronts that came me earlier.it delivered much neede rainfall for a lot of us it was e first time i rained in . july too much too sooner, the79 inches we got at reagan, 4 it w wi5 minutes, over an inch towards the west at lldu. hence the problem with flash floong. 74 in the district. nest wind ushering in cooler and drier air, 70's and 60's showing up north and west 68 in gaithersburg, for tomorro at break from humidity. pleasant with sunshine's temperatures into the 80's. your fullas seven-day ft is still ahead. jim? . >>> talk about the chaos for a lo people trying to make it through region,s carre stranded evan lambert way look how it unfded andhe conditions in arlington. >> reporter: we see traffic moving well al

this is a picture of the victim, caitlin taylor.nvestigators s that david tobul rear-ended her suv causing the flip and burst into flames. shedied at the scene. tobul could face more charges. >>> d.c. police says there's a predator in northwest. a woman woke upst to nger touching her in her bedroom. it's not clear how he got in her home. he took off running when she screamed for help. she did not get a good look at him but any tips can helprack the man down. >>> you expect privacy in locker rooms. but this maye you .questioning other gymgoe police are looking for people that took photos of men at the indoor swim center in boyd, maryland. encouraged three women to go into the locker room and snap photos this month. they may be from the burglaltim area. > flights are back on track for american airlines. an t outaget grounded all flights yesterday morning. it took about 40 minutes to st ree that system. the airline has apologized to customers for theco inenience. >>> as the summer speeds by, we're getting closer to football season. tha

. >> caitlin, you're the love of my life, will you one day be my wife? >> and guess what? >> yea!o anymore. >> and, oh, want to see the ring? and he met his deadline. >> yes are he made it. >> can you believe it? >>> these guys have gathered some supplies and they're going to start building. see if they can make their cake. >> see, i could still eat cake and lose wait. hanging out for the summer. they're new friends, james and charlie. they start collecting parts. >> they've got a baby crib from craig's list, spare shopping cartwheels, and they're going to start building and putting things together and crafting and welding and cutting and doing things i wish i would have learned at school. >> trying to make a 45 degreeing an. we're going to take these babies and take the length of that and -- we're going to get that nice -- >> ah, they're nerds. >> that's right. these kids know what they're doing. they're learning what they're doing in this class. they've been working on their rig. there it is. they got the wheels on and does it rl? o ououas u a motor and engine but, no, they're g

look, this is not in your best interest, long-term, removing caitlin from the pool, putting her in the penalty box, you're not getting the desired outcome. what is the desired outcome that people don't ask you those questions? guess what? the first amendment gives these reporters the right to do that. by the way, your predecessors, many of which you respected, take a look at the tape. this is what reporters have been doing for 30 or 40 years. >> anthony, thank you so much. for the record, the reporter that yielded the floor was from the hill. >> from the hill, yeah. you get the point. >> i get the point, absolutely. hot off the hot second quarter growth number, the president says the best is yet to come. what makes him so sure? top white house economic adviser larry kudlow is here. and a dark horse is here talking about what's facing the democratic party. mitch landrieu ahead. stay with us. your hair is so soft! did you use head and shoulders two in one? i did mom. wanna try it? yes. it intensely moisturizes your hair and scalp and keeps you flake free. manolo? look at my soft hair. i

i think caitlin's got somebody with a question up there. thank you so much for coming here. i have a question about the recent legislation adding sales on expert services on craigslist authority. it was taken down a decade or so ago. i've heard critiques from sex workers and advocacy that it is making their work and their lives much less safer and they're unable to take safety precautions and are forced to work in the streets which is the most dangerous way for them to work in researching this book iphone with a number of the pioneering sex workers rights activists of the 1970s including artisan james. and yes, a lot of them are really worried about this legislation which does seem punitive. there are precedents for this unfortunately. a lot of people forget in the 19th and early 20th injury, prostitution was largely a business run by women and largely centered around institutions, brothels and then when the federal government and state governments crackdown on sex were largely during world war i in part of the american plan, it shot down the brothels and took the hands away

i want to play a part of what caitlin collins asked.d michael cohen betray you mr. president? >> thank you, everybody. >> mr. president, did michael cohen betray you? >> others in attendance pointed out that collins wasn't the only one lobbying questions. cnn has now issued a statement saying her questions were not inappropriate just because it made the white house uncomfortable. the white house press corps has now filed a complaint and just now fox news president jay wallace released this statement, quoting here again. "we stand in strong solidarity with cnn for the right to full access for our journalists as part of a free and unfettered press and sarah sanders has also now issued a statement and i'm paraphrasing here. she is saying look, the bottom line is we asked her to leave, she refused to leave and therefore we set her questions were inappropriate and she was later banned from the rose garden news conference. sarah sanders went on to say we do support a free press, but this particular case was inappropriate. the white house gett

. >>> caitlin and landon are helping out the school where he used to teach.ructor, he's kind of a big deal in the aviation scene. he was asked to go back to record a promotional video for this flight school. he decided to bring his lady. >> oil pressure. >> is in the green. >> they go through all of the checks. they get a green light. but he's going to have her take off the plane. >> you've got one hand on the yoke. >> so she's taking the reigns of this plane. by reigns i mean the yoke. >> ya. >> just push that throttle all the way in. >> you know what i like about videos like this, when they're teaching driving everyone's like i know, i know. but when it's flying everyone's dead silent. tell me what else i should do. >> she has a pretty awesome takeoff. >> nicely done. >> they got to wait for the other plane to come over and take some shots of them up flying around. >> check out my good side. >> now, when they timely spot plane he says, keep an eye on the plane and don't take your eyes off of it. >> just keep an eye on that plane right there, don't let it ge

so you will have cnn one day, fox and so on, so yesterday, it was caitlin collins of cnn.t the conclusion of an event in the oval office, after the president made some remarks, they usually usher the press right out there, but a reporter will usually fire off a few questions, and that is what happened with caitlin collins of cnn. take a look. >> did michael cohen betray you, mr. president? mr. president . did michael cohen betray you? >> thank you very much. thank you, everybody. >> mr. president, are you worried about what michael cohen is going to say to prosecutors? are you worried about what is on the other tapes, mr. president? >> thank you, everybody. >> wise vladimir putin not expected? mr. president . >> clearly the questions came after the conclusion of the remarks and after they had been asked it to leave the oval office. you will throw those out there because you never know when he might bite and answer one of your questions. but the white house took offense at the tone and perhaps the content, so they told her that she would not be welcome at the next event in

caitlin conrad explains. french researchers have released results from a 2017 study that found trace amounts of cesium-137 in red wines produced in napa in 2011 - the same year as the fukushima nuclear disaster in japan. but california vintners are warning - don't throw out those bottles. chris drake, general manager, joullian vineyards: "do not pour it down the drain."chris drake is general manager of joullian vineyards in carmel valley. in 2011, he was working in napa and he says radioactivity was not a concern that year, but cold wet weather was. chris drake, general manager, joullian vineyards: "it was a cooler vintage, and typically in cooler vintages there's more acid in wine, and acid's one of the things that allow wines to age."drake says the 2011's from napa are delicious today, and if you've got some lying around, scientists say don't worry about drinking it. caitlin conrad reporting: "the trace amounts were so minimal they actually had to burn the wine to find any of the cesium-137."in fact, expert

caitlin was unsure of what that was, until she tried acupuncture. >> i did not touch a single -- h my mid-20s, didn't touc narcotic or opioid related to my injury. it's pain management. helping me keep it under control.ic >> i was skeptal. >> reporter: chronic pain drove r to try acupuncture. four years in, she's a believer. >> it's helped me and the control of chronic pain, caused by postshingles, damage. >> reporter: dr. sue stables says acupuncture is a practice that goes back thousds of ars. there's 12 channels in your body. small needles are placed in certain parts of your body to enhance the flow of energy.se it can relhe tension on your muscles, making this an effective treatment for aches, pains, migraines and depreion. >> i offered to treatment. my patients feel so relaxed.li they startng better and eating better. >> reporter: megan fitzgerald, news 4. >>> coming up, all-star . excitement d.c. is hosting and showing off a few of o own. how you can help put another on the roster. >>> don'te. try this at hom a maryland man makes motorcycle hitory. a look the wild jump that send

ofant to thank the queen free speech, caitlin flanagan.hank the chancellor and thank for coming here today on atlantic ande ucla. >> president trump will attend a salute to service dinner at a resort in west virginia this evening. military tribute held by the pga golf association. watch live coverage at 6:30 eastern time on c-span. author and msnbc host lawrence o'donnell talk thet updates to his book on 1975 police shooting of an unarmed black man in boston. at 10:00 p.m. eastern also on c-span. >> on c-span, this week at 8:00 p.m. eastern in prime time tuesday, the weekly standard host a conversation on the millennial generation. >> what's happening is really schoolsampuses and high .or that matter that's a fight worth fighting. people making these decisions baby boomers. >> wednesday goldman sachs chair lloyd -- what its worth. i the government says it is. a consensus have currency? it's not for me. it.n't do i don't know bitcoin. goldman sachs has no bitcoin. if it does work out, i can give you the historical path why that could happen

. >> bill shine who bullied caitlin collins, his last job was bullying women and working through sexual harassment. he lost that job. >> it's unbelievable that he's deputy chief of staff. it's jaw dropping. the media complains too much. and feel sorry for the immediate people when they complain about something. >> it's an outrage. there should be some -- maybe the press corps doesn't go to the next white house briefing. we're not going to sit here and passively take briefings if you're going to start picking and choosing. >> it's no accident that bill shine did it. >> i think that's a good idea but it's also and i've said this from the beginning. when whoever is giving the press briefing cuts off the reporter, who is asking the question, the next reporter should ask the exact same question or say i yield to my colleague. >> we see it occasionally. >> or refuse, let them go to give these anonymous quotes and spin things and say i'm not having any conversations from anyone from the white house except totally on the record until you change your ways. >> i have to go. we'll be right back. >

yesterday a cnn reporter named caitlin collins was banned from an open mediat event the white house afterefused to take her hr questions earlier in the day.whf president trump called for collins to be banned or iheit was r member of the trump administration. earlier in the day the reporter asked the president about the audio tape from 2016 where he and his lawyer michael cohen discussed a hush money playoff to a formerod playboyel. >>> a man named austin clay smashed the marel marker withk aax.th star was vandalized in 2016anfter a mlashed it. trump received his car i2007 for his work on the show "the apprentice." >>> nter is coming a so is the "game of thrones" show early next year. the finalir season will in the first half of 2019. casey bloyd made the announcement. "game of thrones" first aired in 2011. >> all r,ht. thank wisdom. >>> 5:20 is o time right now. coming up, students could soon find itr harde to erasesidenherk at the montrose road exit. it's 5:20. back with more fox5 morning. ♪ ♪ you e many different things in one , and t.j.maxx giv e you the freedom ress every one. with ou

. >> let's check in with caitli caitlin. we were looking outside at the washington monument and the flags we really blowing out there. >> yeah a bit of breeze pick up which is good.d that helpeing us relief as we take a le look outside right now. fireworksoo l like oh, i still see a few. there we go. that's beautiful. and thankfully we had a dry night as you continue to see those fireworks erupting over downtown d.c. that is just such nice thing to see from above. of course being, on the grounda. they're ongoing and the weather held out for us and anyha showers we he far north and west of town have all but dissipated and it id.c. was hot was one and it's still very warm out there 87 degrees in thetri district at this hour 10:00 with still a hint develop3. it's humid. wis shifted east at h 7 miles an hour. cloud cover earlier this evening and bit of breeze does teatlsre h. rain cooled where they saw the l78 gaithersburg and stil nsbu m seemy 84 baltimore a 5 and 84 h. overnight tonight, we barely it's really, it's really, rea

i want to thank the queen of free-speech, caitlin flanagan. thank the chancellor think all of you for coming out today on behalf of the atlantic and ucla. thank you very, very much. >> thank you. [applause]

host: i will just reference what you talked about, and that is caitlin collins, a cnn reporter at thehite house yesterday was the roseom attending garden event with the eu commissioner and president trump after the white house says she shouted inappropriate questions at the president when he was in the oval office with the eu commissioner. if you go to our website, c-span.org, you can listen to the president in the oval office and the eu commissioner, listen to the reporters when he is done giving his statement, the questions that were asked. >> thank you very much. >> we are done, let's go. >> this way. >> we are done. as you can hear, many reporters are shouting questions. if you go back into our library and look at many of the meetings that the president has had in the oval office after he is done delivering his statement with other guests, reporters, almost all of them in their started shouting questions -- in there started shouting questions at the president to see if he would answer. sarah sanders sent out the statement -- a reporter shouted out questions and refused to leave. s