dhs and acting secretary at the center of that with changes in unfolding,cies cooperation agreementsith mexico and central american countries will be reshaping refugee policy. we will discuss that at length. i know you're eager to hear from secretary mcaleenan and ask questions during the question-and-answer period following his remarks. i will turn it over to you, secretary mcaleenan . [applause] thank you.nan: [protesters chanting] >> what do we do? >> stand up, fight back. >> what do we do? >> stand up, fight back. >> what do we do when we are under attack? >> stand up, fight back. >> what do we do? stand up, fight back. >> what do we do when democracy is under attack? up, fight back. >> what do we do? now.ease, that is enough we hear you. this is a forum where we respect free speech, we respect your right to protest, but with respect to the audience that wants to hear the speaker, let's save the rest for the q&a period. please be seated. we would like to hear the speaker now. please be seated. jacqueline age seven. carlos, age 16. folks.se, please jose ramirez vasquez [indiscerni

cis. right now it is successful. processof our expedited the temporary facilities down the, those agents are helping as well to help with the expedited process. i'm looking at expanding the cisram because u.s. placement circle part of the process -- plays an integral part of the process. is there a target number you can reach to said the surge essentially of people come across the border is over? how are you counting those people who are stopped in mexico? mr. morgan: those are good questions. i thought about that a lot. i have said i would like to have the apprehensions under 500 a day. that is just me putting some the other looking at the historic flows are. standing here is the commissioner, i would like the number to be zero but that is not realistic. johnson said 1000 was a bad day. if we can get that down to the that's unscientific guessing i'm putting out there. importantat is also and the reason why hesitate to say a specific number is demographics are very different these days. -- 500nfl males, that is is di

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thee are places like this in every jojor ci in n amica.s that eryone h given up on, eept for . came from the so-calle terrlelelace, but we would never leave it behind. amy: "decade of fire" airs next weekek on pbs. for more, we're joined by two guests. vivian vazquez irizarry is co-director and co-producer of the film, born and raised in the bronx. and gretchen hildebran is codirector and coproducer of "decade of fire" as well. vivian, the poignant story of your family and then what happened in the bronx. tell us that story. >> i grew up in the south bronx turn the 1970's. we had a great community. we thought it was normal. we thought it was natural. " meaning the"it fires, living in the destruction, that is how we grew up. as i got older, i began to realize that something was really wrong and i began to work with young people and decided, let's teach history to young people about the bronx. i realized, wait a minute, something was wrong. we were always told that it was our fault for the destruction of the bronx. that is the narrative we h

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pick up currently looking at 20 mile-per-hour wind out of the west northwest in downtown san frano, ci 16ta through the day into tomorrow and futurecast, we have a red flag warning and advisories, details coming up. >>> if you are just getting and getting ready to head out the door using highway 1 you should be good to go for the commute at half moon bay northbound heading to pacifica, maybe into the city at that point, the tom lantos tunnel will be open, we just got information from caltrans, they have a power source for the tunnel during the power outage, so you should be good to go right now, no delays north or southbound. >>> from the hardwood to hardball. china pulling the pulp plug over a tweet. a standup affecting an animated tv comedy with ties to basketball. truck the ball is in the chinese court but the chinese won't be able to see him. >> if you are doing business in china, your political views >>po: th will not air the games in their country. the general manager of the houston rocketongoing pro-democ protest and later deleted the tweet. we are not apologizing for darrell ex

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cis forum and for 26. >> i mentioned earlier, it varies dramatically. right now sometimes they don't get a response at all but it is taking monday months since the policy change pretty used to happen in a matter of minutes. you walk into your local middle terry personal office and a one-page forum, i certify that i am surfing honorably. the clerk would look up your record on the system and you would get an officer to sign your forum almost immediately. but now is taking months and months. >> and matter of minutes, deviously to now a matter of months. potentially never release receiving an answered. a lot of people tell me they send in a forum and never get an answered. three what message does that send is the sin. >> a lot of lpr his are now contacting me and telling me they are deciding not to join the military. they're going to wait to get there citizenship. it takes about six months. they can file electronically if their civilians and they can't do that is necessary. absent a packet in through the mail to chicago. which is lost in military people oft

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her intrepid coverage of the ci l rights movement and other important stories led to a string of legendaryalist allowed inside martin luther king jr.'s home the day he was assassinated. katherine johnson was 93. >>> and coming up on "cbs this morning," in a broadcast exclusive, gayle king talks with bruce springsteen about his directorial debut. i'm anne-marie green. this is the "cbs morning news." s." but we're also a company that controls hiv, fights cancer, repairs shattered bones, relieves depression, restores heart rhythms, helps you back from strokes, and keeps you healthy your whole life. from the day you're born we never stop taking care of you. [boy gasps] for real cold and flu protection with lysol, you can help protect them from a real cold. lysol disinfectant spray kills the #1 cause of the cold and clorox wipes don't. lysol. what it takes to protect. have a skincare routine. but what about a lip care routine? pay your lips some attention. the chapstick total hydration collection. exfoliate nourish naturally enhance help us at taps.org/family. >>> our top stories >>> our top st

police say two men killed four people and injured five others in kantysas , ci, ka investigators say bar the day before. a search is underway for the second suspect. >>> the wife of a u.s. diplomat based in britain has fled the country following a deadly accident there. now she's being accused of using diplomatic immunity to escape justice. we have more from the parents of the teenager killed. >> reporter: it's an almost unbearable agony, losing a buare s and tim duilnn say they've lost somethi else -- the chance to grieve. >> we can't rest, we can't settle. she killed our boy. >> yeah. we need it to come back so we can start to grieve. >> reporter: harry dunn was riding on his motorcycle when he was struck head on by a car. the 42-year-old driver is e th investigators say she just left royal air force crowton which the british media are describing as a u.s. spy base and was driving down the road side of ack nnad when she crashed into u .e u.s. with diplomatic immunity. >> we want to get her back. we want some acknowledgment from her that she's remorseful. >> reporter: a u.s. embassy

happens it won't happen in time folks over the 31st when boris johnson wants it all buttoned up and even cis all of the let win and labor party supporting him and appears to be quite a popular move that they want to be sure there is no accident there was no no deal brecht's it because the whole legal procedure hasn't gone through so you think to really flip it the other way around complicated but nevertheless yes another brics it possibility yes another potential big twist. that we could actually let the whole thing down and make it a much longer term thing ok we'll see what happens thank you for the time being. independence marchers from all across catalonia have converged on barcelona tens of thousands filled the streets during the 5th day of demonstrations in the city show support for 9 separatist leaders jailed on monday they were sentence for their part in the independence referendum deemed illegal by spain's government 2 years ago so no gago is in barcelona with the latest even waves of tens of thousands of people have been making their way into the city all day course attending these

when they landed just outside of the ci of idlib, they had a brief firefight. they blew their way into the compound and evd tually, as you just reported, they chased al baghdadi down into a tunnel that believed had a dead end. and that's when baghdadi blew himself up, taking with him his three children. d there's aftermath video llected by a local journalt and you can see two things. you see one van riwithefight. bullets. and also you see the compound completely destroyed. american jets destroyed the compound after the u.s. operation concluded. and hari, what's inresting is this was not in an area generally associated with or controlled by isis at all. it's controlled by militant groups that oppose isis. and so it seems that u.s. intelligence officials believe that baghdadi was being hsed dand protected by any l qaeda offshoot that might have beenbe lookinfor some kind of agreement with isis. or at the verleast, thinking securing him. >> sreenivasan: so, how did u.s. forces get this intelligence in thfirst place to figure out that he was in this place, that he

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on monday, protestors against the administration's immigratioo cies forced mcaleenan off stage before he could speak at georgetown law school. joining me now for more on this youngs, homeland security ka reporter for the "new york times."t i wanted to fik you about accomplishments.re, his i mean, during his six months on the job he largely delivered what presidentrump wanted on the southern border, right? >> yes, i mean, you have to remember the time which kevin mceenan assumed theition as the head of the department of homeland security. kirsten neilsen had just been pushed out by the president who was infuriate oaferred the number of border crossingss occurring athe southwest border. in may there were about 144-- more than 144,000 enforcementhe actions atouthwest border. now look at where we are. those apprehensions have aclined by more than 60%. things have relatively cald down at the border. but, at the same time, there was friction between him and the president and white house adviser stephen miller, known as the architect of the preimsidens gration agenda. in the end, kevin mcale

and even for me, i'm sort of,ci like, not ly acceptable enough, and i do have times where -- >> you have to dend that you're explaining why trump idters support him. >> i take great in the fact that i sort of -- i did not want to join "the view" at all. i was not interested, and my dad told me to do it. and anything he told me e do, i would do. fact that i've lasted longerhe than any conservative since elisabeth. and was called a mushy rino for most of my career.de all of a s i'm like the queen conservative, and none's more surpred abo it than i am. >> do you worry about the future of the party in a post-trump world? >> 100%. >> do you think the party is going to ronate with young people, people your age and younger? >> i really worry about it, because -- and the numbers show this, by the way. whatever you want to say about the left or people like aoc,c, they do a really good job ofng speao young people. and i think, for us -- and i always laugh -- like, young republican groups start at 40. an,i think post-trump ameri for the party, is gonna be a ry, very dark place to rebuild. >> i mean

going and having the right mind—set. into it, we feel in ci what going into it, we feel in control ofn the week. especially in the big test match. so when they scored points today,, there were no exceptions. so who will england play next? well, it could be wales, they take on south africa in the second semi—final tomorrow. this is wales's second semi—final appearance in three tournaments. wing george north is one of four players starting against south africa, who were in the team that narrowly lost to france the last time they reached the semis — eight years ago. and north admits that his form injapan has been "mixed" — but he believes wales are in a stronger position than ever to reach a first final. asi as i said, obviously the france game was idealfor us to bounce off as i said, obviously the france game was ideal for us to bounce off 32 where we are now. i think the most annoying thing is waiting for the game. getting the mixer and getting playing. there were five matches in the premier league. on to football and there were five matches in the premier league today, with leaders li

ci s clite change. massive glaciers visited by millions shrinking and far faster than expected. abc's james longman takes us 12,000 feet up mont blanc. >> reporter: it's the tallest mountain in western europe and a tourist destination for millions, but tonight, mont blanc and it's massive glaciers are in the crosshairs of climate change. where i am right now, this is france. behind us over there, behind mont blanc, that is italy, and switzerland is over there. this mountain sits on three countries, it is truly vas the glacier on that italian side is breaking apart ten times more quickly than anyone expected, nearly 9 million cubic feet of been risk of llseone below has evacuated. we went up for a closer look. if this part of the glacier cracks off, there would be a he dmoten mountain. >> yeah, exactly. >> reporter: why? a warming climate, say scientists. this frozen ocean, one of many melting glaciers around the world. you could lose two-thirds of the gave shes? >> almost everything will disappear by 2100. >> reporter: and that's just 80 years. >> yeah, yeah, it is. >> reporter:

said "there is a founder of cis it was otis graham ".octor graham, james banner credit him there is a manifesto from a man who killed 22 people in el paso last month. in the manifesto he said that because of the looming environmental catastrophes, "the next logical step is to decrease the number of people in america who are using resources". this was his justification for the act of mass murder. apparently inspired by the ideas such as those espoused by otis. i'm appalled by that, everyone here should be appalled by that. i hope you and the founder of your organization are appalled by the fact that you inspired people who engage in such acts. >> madame chairman, may i respond in any way to that? >> that's not in order either. >> very good. >>. >> what's the rules of the committee if a member chooses to utilize their five minutes to destroy a witness, are you saying the rules of the committee attempt to slander someone who's in front of us. >> going on the record of the words that he used it's not an inflection of a witness. >> the gentle

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orchestrating ci tax officers to bubble up from the swamps and be ready to talk hearsay with a coordinatedffort to change the rules of the complaint by the whistleblower. why isn't anyone talking about the 8 whittle blowers who were prosecuted by president obama. more than every president before him, and the little darlings of the left-wing media being so tough on these whistleblowers wants to go know who in the hell would accuse him and the public's right to know isn't as important now to this little darlings on the left. >> i'm not as -- i'm not as confident as you are. lou: i'm a populist. i believe in the people. >> right now this country is so divided and there is so much hatred for this president. if they can keep the media on their side, they will have a megaphone every day. >> the members of congress who support this president and the people who support this president need to get on the phone and jam it up and tell them, new york this crap off. >> where has lindsey graham been? chairman of the judiciary committee. and he hasn't taken step one to do anything to investigate with the

cis in arctic -- of ice arctic is very crucial. we had a couple of important words on arms control. some of us remember the first thes of the cold war in 1960's. there was no agreement at all, just cold war. we cannot let the situation return, no agreement at all about arms control. that is why it is important to try to negotiate new agreements and to continue the new start agreement. that will be a good start for the international cooperation on that. you, mr. president referred to , 5g. the issues that i see as a whole, we are very proud to have the excellence of -- center of excellence in helsinki. the usa has been very helpful and that, and very many countries are working there together to fight against the huge danger of hybrid warfare. providers in to the area, i am not very willing to point out any country or company here now, maybe a bit late from usa and eu making a risk assessment. it will be prepared in 1, 2 weeks' time. and after that, we are in a place that we have to choose the tools to protect us. mr. president, i want to thank you very much for having the possibility

cis: well, good question. so what is the genome anyway? it's basically the entire instruction ok which is written in the language of dna for an organism. so we humans have a genome, other living organisms--animals, plants, bacteria. th all have a genome. rs is pretty big. if you think of dna as a language, it is an interesting one. it has just 4 letters in its alphabet, which we call c," "g," and "t" 'cause they're abbreviations for chemical bases. and oumes are 6 billion of those letters. you get 3 billion from mom and 3 billion from d. that's a lot. although it's pretty amazing to contemplate that that's a bounded set of information, and that seems to be sufficient to build and when the genome project was stard in 1990, we knew very little of that information. little snippets here and there dna information, but the thing loomed in front of us almost like an impossible task because our tegy was nowhere near up to the ability to read that number of letters e in any kind of measuratime. david: so why is a person watching this or any human b

questions that secretary of of state mike pompeo ois cis conti to dodge. >> will ambassador be allowed to appear on friday? >> so this is happening as sources tell cnn a few influential democrats well they think it makes sense to hold a formal vote. the president today spooking out. watch this. >> if pelosi hold as vote on the floor and commits to the rules of previous impeachment proceedings, you'll participate? >> yeah, if the rules are fair. i don't know exactly your definition. >> if the rules are fair. the letter from the white house counsel didn't mention that. didn't mention anything about the president cooperating if the house talk it as vote. afterall this is the president who told us time and time again that he was looking forward to speaking with robert mueller and said it was up to his attorneys. then he didn't do it. i've said it it before. he sure has learned the lessons from the it mueller investigation. this is happening as cbs news is reporting that rudy jewel yawn a is attacking the source that told the whistleblower about the call. giuliani calling that official a qu

.t in the ms ci -- msci admittedly, only 5%, but it is from anomaly -- it is phenomenally cheap. we continue to like u.k. equities, especially mid-caps. vonnie: it strikes me that even after this weekend, presumably there will be some form of something decided between now and saturday, even if it is a confirmatory referendum or extension or what have you, there is still a massive period of uncertainty. or norexit, hard brexit, brexit, as far as trade deals we will be looking at in two to three deals between the u.k. and the rest of the world. patrick: that's a fair question. you if you get a no deal, are going to have to discuss the trade implications. if you get something of a deal, obviously that is going to be decided before hand. to your point, you might eventually get a situation with an election or referendum, but having said that, the markets is discounting the worst possible scenario. all the u.k. market wants is clarity. the market hates uncertainty. that is why it is priced where it is. if it is a no deal, basically something of a deal, or if it remains, this market wil

it's at the motionless relationship one with the executive branch does not always ci to eye. is it fundamentally security partnership or do we have a stake in the democratic standing and if turkey is questioning and involving with moscow what should the united states to prove this is brought out even mentioning into northern syria in the decision by the united states to withdraw troops from northern syria. there is just a lot going on in the u.s. turkish relationship and i'm delighted we have three such excellent speakers to join us and try to make sense of this. the professor of international relations at lehigh university where he served for over a decade as chairman, an adjunct senior fellow in the studies of the council. he served on the department of state cleaning staff and currently an active member of the board of trustees at the american university. currently a senior policy advisor to senator of new hampshire. but she has moved back-and-forth between the hill and the executive branch and served in the european bureau with the department of state and sen spet time on

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i think she's, if ci could emulate anyone, it's her. >> jimmy: did you tell her that? she feel uncomfortable? >> she loved it. i took instagram picture. i'm making content, baby. >> jimmy: i didn't realize you've been working on this so long. one of the interesting and fun parts of the show, and i don't want to give too much away is you're driving in to work. >> yes. >> jimmy: it's night, very early. and you see this huge, digital billboard. you're on it, your character, steve carell is on it. and you look up at it for a second, and we don't know what's going through your head at that time. >> yes. >> jimmy: but i wonder, the first time you saw a billboard of yourself like that, do you remember? do you have any memories of that? was it "friends"? >> i would want to say "friends". but i'm not sure. i have one vivid memory of "along came polly". i was driving and making a left right by the whole foods, and it was this huge, and that was the first time i'd seen a big, big like horizontal picture of myself with my character's name in the title. i thought it was pretty cool

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. >> the ci a team of seven entry manned flight crew are the first americans on the ground september 25, 2001. the team customizes the chopper including call numbers. >> it's taking the fight to al qaeda. >> absolutely. for nearly one month the cia team worked alone. they build relationships and gathered intelligence and sent up dates to cia headquarters. for the agency 9/11 was a pivotal time. they became a tactical organization. with the dedication from director gina haspel they joined the cia museum. when the helicopter first came into the agency it was shrink wrapped with all around it. look like a giant gift for the agency. people like to call this a museum neil never see. >> not open to the public its willingness to take on risks. from tracking osama bin laden to the jawbreaker team here that honored the 3000 americans killed on 9/11. and inside the helicopter were operatives said it. >> it's over $3 million. >> that's kind of the cia way. >> we like to go and other places that other people don't go. >> we were there to accept military personnel on the ground. for our workforce

claim his office never spoke to the ci employee directly.ad to know that admitting that would undermine the story and impeachment for himself. tonight there are credible rumors that adam schiff himself planted today's bombshell in "the new york times" story. he knew it would come out and he wanted the most of it pathetic possible coverage. that's the line. we can confirm that. other way, the story this morning greatly damages the great ability of the claims schiff and others are making. they been waiting for this moment three years no matter what the story was. john daniel davidson, political editor of "the federalist" joins us tonight. it seems shocking to me in fact that adam schiff knew about the complaint before it was compiled. what does it tell us about the story? >> it tells us that if there is collusion going on, it's collusion between the intelligence committee chair and the whistle-blower, and the democrats in congress who are pushing for impeachment. this is a really serious for elevation we found out today. not only did the whist

there was a great book written by samuel huntington called the clash of civilly saysecivilization -- cisrld order that said turkey would leave nato. what that would be a catastrophe if that that happens. turkey is crucial to nato. most people don't know it's the second most powerful member of the nato aalliance in terms of military force. it has more tanks, more military aircraft, more troops than france, germany, britain, than any other nato member except the united states and in terms of its geography, its location, it's in one of the most important places in the world in terms of its strategic location. the only nato member in the middle east near the neighboring with syria and iraq and near lebanon and israel which since biblical times have been the crossroads for empires and making of human history and a it controls the bosberu u ual trai. because of the geographical position and military power, it has for decades been the southern anchor of nato. if you were to lose turkey and it became aligned with russia, thethat would be a catastrophe o the united states. if we were to lose turk

first have to become the nominee of their parties and they're fearful of process the president and ins cisgat primary. what they're saying now will be remembered in history. >> on preet bharara broadcast yesterday, they were lamenting, why can't republicans just do the right thing? phil, is the president worried that republicans at some point might break and say, hey, there's strength in numbers here and if we all come out and say we don't like this or if the numbers might not be on his side any longer, we've all been watching the impeachment polls and the republican support for an impeachment inquiry is ticking up. is the president trying to do anything to help keep his republicans in line? >> yeah, it's a good point, katie. it absolutely a top concern for the president and the team around him at the white house. they're do mick mulvaney is activating something of a charm offensive. there are plans to start winning and doubing maybe even crip ps to camp david. and, 2, the president himself is and calling him a pompous senator and using a word we would never use on this air to descri descr

and ci us, a cnn military analyst and barbara starr, listening to president trump, asked about this at some points today saying our soldiers, right, our american soldiers are not in harm's way. is that true? >> no, it's not. we've talked to several military officials. the actual reality on the ground, the president did withdraw a small smub all numbef troops from the very northern most outpost in syria. they have pulled back from that situation. as we talk today there is a significant number of u.s. troops still in syria and they consolidated many of them at one position in northern syria. they will begin trying to get them out of there. their equipment, and their weapons and goin fly them out over the next several days. initial flights have already gone. but these folks, these military people in northern syria still are very much in harm's way. it's a delicate point say think, but you will find that every senior official here in the pentagon will tell you, their safety right now is priority number one in the defense department. until they are all out, everything else takes a second se

kathleen: an unexpected topic, a related topic, global index provider ms ci and republican senator marco rubio of florida are touting over strong criticism that they are helping billions of american investment dollars into chinese companies. what is this about? where did it come from? greg: that's right. that's right. marco rubio sent a letter to this global index company. he's one of several lawmakers with concerns. the issue here is the company added hundreds of chinese stocks to their benchmark index, and later waited those companies heavier. that move allows much more american investments and retirement fund flows into chinese companies. rubio and other lawmakers are concerned u.s. dollars would be flowing into companies with potential human rights violations or companies that could oppose national security concerns to the u.s. rubio himself has been trying to lead a bipartisan group of lawmakers to come up with some legislation. we also know the white house has concerns about this. they've had discussions about how to coat -- how to curb portfolio flows into china. it is another iss