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. >> wish he could have that one back. 3,000 miles across the country, the national mall in d.c. hosted capitals. it's the first stanley cup in the 44 year history. alex ovechkin had a message for the d.c. crowd. >> before the year i said not me say, it just i saying we not going to be [bleep] this year. we are still the champions. >>> the u.s. open tees off thursday in the ham tons where tiger woods will compete for the first time since 2015. and because of the massive traffic congestion along island this week, woods decided to park his yacht near the course, a vessel he calls dingy. tiger in last place in 2004 when many of his competitors were teenagers. lots has changed including the fashion, according to jason day. >> ied him the other -- i texted him the other day. he had like it looked like m.c. hammer pants on. and he had plates on them and everything. that was like the old school stuff and he didn't text me back. and most of the timed back. he's all right. >>> nfl news, former 49er reggie bush won a lawsuit against the rams after he injured himself slipping on a concrete slash d

host: d.c. that being applied to the current situation with the children on the southern border -- do you see that being applied to the current situation with the children on the southern border? guest: absolutely. it is likely they already have trauma. by forcibly separating children, it is adding to the trauma and tore is this response adverse child hood experiences, they are exposed to the worst of the situation that we see immediately. tot: what could the u.s. do alleviate that? guest: most importantly, do not separate children from parents except one that is in the best interest of the child. that is primarily when children are undergoing abuse from their parents or caregivers. there are other aspects where alleviation can occur, but frankly, the most important thing is to not do this. this is a choice being made and we wrote a letter across the board to everyone saying, this is wrong. seriousong-term consequences and it should not occur. what other steps can be made in the short term? gues

i love that. >> guest: i think it's the best novel called washington d.c. >> host: you quoted that because you ran for state senate. >> guest: i was going to run for u.s. senate. and then dropped out. then i did run for insurance commissioner. >> host: how did that go? >> guest: i'm here, i did win. my other favorite quote that is in the book is never give up an opportunity to have sex or be on television. >> host: that's classic of him. >> guest: i still have the political bug. when you have it you have to scratch it. the political itch. i was always thinking about maybe i could run for state assembly or may be state senate. i cap setting my sights higher. i just decided to go for broke and run for u.s. senate. i quit my job, raised a little money, quit my job and then i started this exploratory committee. pete wilson, u.s. senator at the time there is a democrat who is speaker of the seven who is very strong and had a lot of support from labor. the establishment candidate if you will. i realize there is no way we could defeat in the primary. later, this position of state insurance commis

conversation] [inaudible conversation] >> tomorrow, discussion about national security in washington, d.c. hosted by the truman national security project. >> "washington journal", live every day with news and policy issues that impact too. on friday, chief strategist for the bipartisan group, no labels talks about the role of moderates in the 2018 midterm election. emily atkins discusses hurricane preparedness invulnerable communities. then, we look at the state of ms 13. watch "washington journal", live at 7:00 a.m. eastern friday morning. >> sunday on q&a, patricia o'toole discusses her book, the moralist. woodrow wilson and the war he made. >> there's huge psychological literature about wilson. i read it and i have a sense it reduced him to things i did not feel like i could deal with on the strength of my own knowledge of the theory, some people have said that his stubbornness and later life was a reaction to his father strictness. they can point to one story where his father made him revise something he wrote. they said that wilson resented this, he was a good boy. but when you read every me

d.c. hosting "this week" a little bit later this morning.on, good morning to you. >> good morning. >> so let's talk about the russia investigation. rudy giuliani now calling for an investigation into the investigation. it's one thing when he speaks. but now we have prominent lawmakers like mccarthy and mitch mcconnell talking about the mueller investigation, that we need to wrap it up. so does that make a real difference? >> it does. this is a significant change. paula, i mean, the republican leadership in congress has been consistent in supporting the mueller investigation. so even as the president's called it a witch-hunt, even as some of those -- some of his allies in his base have vilified mueller, the congressional leadership, people like mccarthy and paul ryan and mitch mcconnell, have said that mueller must be allowed to do his work. now, the fact that they're coming out and saying it's got to be wrapped up and it's got to be wrapped up soon and it's gone on too long, this is a significant change that could erode the political support

host cities. ultimatelye there will 16 chosen for 80 games. and d.c. is a potential host city. nicole jacobs is live now in northwest d.c. with reaction. nicole, this is big news. >> reporter: it is big news and people are excited about i this is the first time this joints bid is the first time nce 1994 that the united states willost the world cup and now that d.c. is once again one of the tyci what better team to consider a world class event. time cup fever upon us, when soccer enthusiasts relish in the international sport. although the united states hasn't qualified for the 2018ur ment, this morning the u.s. is finding new reason to celebrate. >> so we have a winner. reporter: with a votes of # 1 34 to 65, they willco-host the 2026 world cup and with tha are poised for a piece of the pie. d.c. is on the list of 16 potential host cities. >> folks really enjoy the -- >> reporter: destination d.c. can see the potential even eight years down the road. >> we look athe it from standpoint of the millions of dollars that w be spent in washington that washingtonians and the greater are

. >> the carnegie endowment for international peace in washington, d.c. hosted a discussion about singapore summit between president trump and north korean leader kim jong-un. the panelists gave their assessment of the summit and what it means for u.s. policy in the region. is an hour and a half. >> good morning, everyone. thanks for coming out. my name is toby dalton. i'm the co-director of the nuclear policy program at the carnegie endowment. it's my pleasure to welcomeou here this morning. and thanks to all of you who might otherwise be washington capitals fans who would otherwise like to be down on constitution avenue celebrating with the team, but we're very appreciative that you've decided instead to come spend your morning with us, talking about what has happened in singapore overnight, and what it all means going forward. i think it's fair to say that if you look at what has transpired over the last year and hs, the delopments around ine korean peninsula are really surprising, to say the least. so nine months ago, we had north korea testing a hydrogen bo

and got so good at few i intend that the influence of the host d.c. out in. the deal is this to deal and castle garcia. but i. despite our quick chat neither pope francis nor any vatican official has ever answered our lead. at the end of this investigation there's one question how can the catholic church retrieve itself from these guilty silences. german from a number of countries such as belgium the united states and the netherlands are mobilizing and launching a national inquiry commissions on sexual abuse within the church. victims are listened to and the spotlight has fallen on the responsibility of the bishops. so let us pray may the vatican order a world wide inquiry commission. so that past scars maybe he'll may still have faith in the future. of the transatlantic relationship has had many ups and downs since its inception after the second world war it is said this relationship is whether these moments of tensions and differences due to american leadership enter donald trump can the transatlantic relationship survive the current occupant in the white h

and got so good at few i intend that the influence of the host d.c. out in the. better galley if the deal is there is to deal an end castle garcia. but at. despite our quick chat neither pope francis nor any vatican official has ever answered our letter. at the end of this investigation there's one question how can the catholic church retrieve itself from these guilty silences. surge i'm in from a number of countries such as belgium the united states and the netherlands are mobilizing and launching national inquiry commissions on sexual abuse within the church. victims are listened to and the spotlight has fallen on the responsibility of the bishops. so let us pray may the vatican order a world wide inquiry commission. so that past scars maybe he'll let me still have faith in the future. for a man or sitting in a car when the fifth gets shot in the head. all four different versions of what happened one of them is on the death row there's no way he could have done it there's no possible way because the us did not shoot around a corner. i think that donald trump is

host: d.c. that being applied to the current situation with the children on the southern border -- do you see that being applied to the current situation with the children on the southern border? guest: absolutely. it is likely they already have trauma. by forcibly separating children, it is adding to the trauma and tore is this response adverse child hood experiences, they are exposed to the worst of the situation that we see immediately. tot: what could the u.s. do alleviate that? guest: most importantly, do not separate children from parents except one that is in the best interest of the child. that is primarily when children are undergoing abuse from their parents or caregivers. there are other aspects where alleviation can occur, but frankly, the most important thing is to not do this. this is a choice being made and we wrote a letter across the board to everyone saying, this is wrong. seriousong-term consequences and it should not occur. what other steps can be made in the short term? gues

d.c. park protests show host it's very nice for us to have them here and but i would say it's a very difficult situation for them fish like for joshua and his german why you left would have founded an online university participants can sign up for seminars and lectures on subjects that are off limits in turkey. were mainly catering to academics who aren't. in a position to leave turkey because their passports were confiscated at a kind of south or those who have been fired from their jobs. or we try to help them find new work opportunities abroad and you know including here in germany that one power plant and i am a thing that happened in the five digits of cuba around fifty that are from the ultimate li it's not just for turkish students and teachers it. cuts well to the plan as to make it a multilingual plant form of information for anyone who has fled oppression or most anywhere in the world or in that little has been done in a minute or two if not for it's a project that will keep ed about to travel surely busy for some time he has little face that turkey will be getting a new government a

fifa awarded north america the host for the world's biggest soccer tournament and as nbc news s daneneman d.c. is among 17 cities vying to host the games. >> canada, mexico and usa have been selected by the fifa congress to host the2026 fifa world cup. >> reporter: on the eve of the 2018 world cup, the governingod governiny use choosing the north american bid from the canada and mexico offer mork of as host off f the biggest tournament. >> thank you foreign trusting us hiwithprivilege. >> in all 48 teams play 80 games. 60 games expectsed to be in american estadiums. ompetition is started among 17 u.s. cities hoping to be among the t ten sit host a match. >> this is truly a world event. this i truly a wor cup. you're talking about tens and tens of thousands of visitors coming to boston staying ds extended perio of time. >> the u.s. played host to the world cup in 1994. credited with stealing the growth of the beautiful game in america. >> i watch as much as i can. i can't always watch. but during my break at home, i can start to watch. >> it's a little me than 2,900 days until kickoff in 2026.

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d.c. comes in second. >>> airbnb host can make money by making moneys renting out homes and rooms.ter station in l.a. has the story. >> it has worked out great. met all expectations. i have had excellent tenants. >> reporter: using air bnb to rent out a room in his home in watts. >> the extra money. >> reporter: letting them know that this can sign up with airbnb to rent out their rooms. >> the home sharing industry is huge. and the economic >> this is an economic opportunity for them to earn additional money that supports them and their family. >> reporter: the partnership is a financial win for them and for african american homeowners. >> anyone that we help get signed up, 20% of the aid they might receive is going to directly to the naacp to support its programs. >> interesting. >>> we are coming off the >>> we are coming off the warmest days ♪ ♪ ♪ raindrops on roses and whiskers on kittens ♪ ♪ bright copper kettles and warm woolen mittens ♪ ♪ brown paper packages tied up with strings ♪ ♪ these are a few of my favorite things ♪ ♪ ♪ ( ♪ ) your heart doesn't only belong to you. ch

the organizers of the charlottesville rally announced they will be host ago march in d.c.or white civil rights. that's right. they're demanding better treatment for white people in america. which i'm just going to put it out there, is going to make this the most successful protest march in history. we demand civil -- oh, yeah, we got it, already. good march, everyone. see you next time, have a good one! ( applause ) now, look, i don't have time for nazis, so let's move on because there's a wardrobe malfunction blowing up the news. >> melania trump making a surprise visit to children at the border, but then she hurt the message she was trying to sent with an unfortunate word choice. >> wearing a jacket with the words "i really don't care, do you? "wow. looks like when melania was in the hospital she had her last ( bleep ) removed. although, although, it is kind of sweet she made a jacket out of her and donald's wedding vows. that's really cool. i like that. aw! ( applause ) we could spend forever talking about how out of touch this makes melania seem but i don't really care

forum security featuring all female presenters. 2018 true con conference hosted by the truman security project in washington, d.c. live coverage begins at 9:00 c-span2.ern on c-span's tourd worth, texas.ort we'll explore the literary theme and history. eastern, theoon author explores the history of the democratic party in texas in his book "blue texas." the taking of the multiracial the civil rights era. >> above all is the story that i tell is how activist from different groups, african-americans, mexican americans, and whites, slowly game together and built an alliance and coalition for both civil rights and labor rights and political power. >> then we'll visit texas christian university special items for the see in their shoes exhibit to hear journalist and author known for the most famous work " soul sister." on sunday at 2:00 p.m. eastern on american history tv, we'll j.f.k.'s visit for worth square the morning he was assassinated. washe other hard of the day in fort worth where everything seems possible. ideas were important. leadership was important. that half of the day is important to remember. then a v

he spoke during an event hosted by axios in washington, d.c. >> so, congressman, we're going to start with a quiz. i am going to describe a public figure and you're going to tell me who it is. mr. schiff: oh, no. >> one. very talented. two, very smart guy. three, great negotiator. mr. schiff: yes. well, sadly, that's trump's description of kim jong un. you know what a surreal world you're in when that's the description of the north korean dictator. weak, obnoxious, and dishonest is the description we give the canadian prime minister. >> what do you make of that? what is the consequence of that? as we would say, why does that matter? mr. schiff: well -- what do i make of that? i make that we are at greater odds with our allies now than ever before in my lifetime. >> but what does that mean? what's the consequence of that for our guests? mr. schiff: i think the consequence is that our security is weakened. our alliances are weakened. when we need our allies, there is less likelihood that they will respond in kind because we have ridiculed them. we have condemned them at times. we have i

d.c.'s turn to host game four. look at this crowd, you guys. this doesn't happen, right? something new to cheer about, this the visiting team having to deal with that in d.c. and look at this, the knights missing a golden opportunity early. and it really shifted momentum towards the caps. it was all capitals after that. washington led 3-0 after the first period. they never looked back. taking the game, 6-2, so the capitals now lead this series three games to one. if they win thursday in las vegas, they will lift the stanley cup for the very first time in franchise history. i would like to say that line one more time. >> i don't mean to out you as a fan. >> no, no, no. look, i'm going to be serious, d.c. it's been such a struggle in terms of sports making it this far, so this is what i saw down there this weekend, you can feel it. it's amazing. it's awesome for that town. >> they should offer more pizza. >> oh my gosh, i forgot. >> okay. so as you know, that works for the fans to get excited. >> we'll bring it on in. >> thanks. >>> first lady melania trump was seen in publ

host: d.c.being applied to the current situation with the children on the southern border -- do you see that being applied to the current situation with the children on the southern border? guest: absolutely. it is likely they already have trauma. by forcibly separating children, it is adding to the trauma and tore is this response adverse child hood experiences, they are exposed to the worst of the situation that we see immediately. tot: what could the u.s. do alleviate that? guest: most importantly, do not separate children from parents except one that is in the best interest of the child. that is primarily when children are undergoing abuse from their parents or caregivers. there are other aspects where alleviation can occur, but frankly, the most important thing is to not do this. this is a choice being made and we wrote a letter across the board to everyone saying, this is wrong. seriousong-term consequences and it should not occur. what other steps can be made in the short term? guest: at

he spoke during an event hosted by axios in washington, d.c. >> so, congressman, we're going to start with a quiz. i am going to describe a public figure and you're going to tell me who it is. mr. schiff: oh, no. >> one. very talented. two, very smart guy. three, great negotiator. mr. schiff: yes. well, sadly, that's trump's description of kim jong un. you know what a surreal world you're in when that's the description of the north korean dictator. weak, obnoxious, and dishonest is the description we give the canadian prime minister. >> what do you make of that? what is the consequence of

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d.c. united -- audi fie will host its first home game.hance to see the newest signing in action. england soccer star wayne rooney just joined the team and dave johnson wasehere as arrived at dulles international yesterday. >> thsz ais isig signing and a big moment. >> what did wayne say to you? >> i asked him, i said i thought suitcases.have more he had 10. i thought he had 20. he's pretty excited to be here. >> excitement about that and about a new stadium. >> it's going to be a huge club. every mls team has that one big guy and he's going to be ours. new player, new stadium. i think we can only go up. >> i know he's going to bring a lot of goals. he scod world class goals in europe and i know he can do it here. >> sort of a weird w dayn wayne rooney is showing up to play for your team? >> yeah. it's crazy. we're getting our newum stadi and now wayne rooney. orwe've waited a long time and it's all worth it. >> you've always been a man united fan so you've goto be a rooney fan. >> dinitely a rooney fan since i was a little kid. always a r

washington anchor for bbc world news america, catty kay, and nbc news chill correspondent and host of kasie d.cor and historian, author of "the soul of america" jon meachum will join news a morning. joe has the morning off. willie and i are here and we want to get to a lot this morning. there's so much to cover. more and more republicans speaking out finally against president trump's policy of separating migrant families at the southern border. kasie hunt will tell us what's happening on capitol hill. and attorney general jeff sessions pushing back against those who are drawing comparisons to nazi germany. arguing that the nazis were keeping jews from leaving the

attorney's office in washington, d.c., is currently looking into mccabe. hostthe ig is considered a nonpolitical office. does that mean this report will be taken differently than if it were put out by a congressional committee or another political entity? along, this investigation was announced in january 20 17th. since that time, persons on both the left and the right have been trying to use this investigation for their political purposes. emma kratz, people who worked on hillary clinton's campaign -- democrats, people who worked on hillary clinton's campaign claimed james comey for her loss. republicans have been using some of these allegations about the mishandling of the clinton investigation not just to beat up on jim comey, but to beat up on the special counsel robert mueller whose team is investigating russian interference in the 2016 election. we think the inspector general will find that jim comey violated some fbi, doj policies and procedures with respect to speaking too close to an election about hillary clinton. that actually helped donald trump and

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d.c. of our association for hosting us today. thank you for watching the live stream. see yoat you are o next event. -- our next event. [captions copyright national able satellite corp. 2018] [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org] >> in just under an hour, congressman scalise and his house colleagues return for legislative work -- legislative work. thiseek they'll be taking up legislation to address the epidemic. ioid over two dozen bills on the calendar for this afternoon. they are back at 2:00 p.m. eastern. we'll have live coverage. u.s. senate is also in session today. they'll gavel back in after arty lunches at 2:15 over on c-span2. continuing work on the defense authorization bill and historic note in the senate today with the majority leader, mitch mcconnell, passing bob dole as the longest serving republican leader in the u.s. senate history with a tenure of 11 years, five months, and 10 days. senate coverage live at 2:15 eastern over on c-span2. while we wait for t

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host: should members of congress be allowed to sleep in their d.c. offices? michael: no. dan: yes. they should. host: your favorite restaurant in the district? michael: tony's brick oven. dan: that is a really tough one. i eat out a lot. i don't want to upset nyone. one of my favorites is the new ones, the corner house. host: they can candidates. it is time for our cross-examination round. each candidate gets to question his opponent. we are to start with michael grimm. michael: there has been enough name-calling, i think that the people want to your about what is going on in the district. we haven't heard an update in a long time. i think this is a great opportunity. there is a park with contamination. we haven't heard anything. can you tell us what exactly the source of the contamination is? is there a timeline to get it one? >> they found the flyover and realized it was caused by the city. it's a federal parkland and it was decided the city will clean it. it's going to be part of the seawall as we're starting the seawall from underneath the bridge and going along the east coast.

fox news contributor and syndicated talk show host leslie marshall and radio host in washington, d.c., and associates opinion editor at "the washington times," larry o'connor. welcome to you both. >> hi. >> shannon: leslie, what you make of this? there is a predicate in most media stories these days? >> i would say that, i went through eight years of that the other way, i think it's wrong either way. i think rush limbaugh, those in glass houses, do you remember the terrible things he used to say about chelsea? i want to say that specifically because i think it's important what peter fonda said. i think it's disgusting when spouses or children of elected officials are targeted, whether by the left or right. there is absolutely no excuse for that. i don't think that there is more hate and the media now. i think quite frankly this has been going on for the better part of a decade, unfortunately, and sadly. we saw ted nugent talk about wanting to lynch president obama, hang hillary clinton, and he was welcomed to the white house by our president with open arms. we have it on both sides an

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. >> msnbc political analyst, eugene robinson and host of k.c. d.c. on msnbc kasie hunt is here with us as well. former chief of staff of the cia and department of defense now nbc news national security analyst jeremy bash is with us. also former nato supreme allied commander now the dean of the school of law and diplomacy at tufts university, retired four star navy admiral james stavridis. >> admiral stavridis, we'll go to you. this weekend certainly if you care about america's place in the world had to be one of the most concerning certainly i'll just say the most depressing in donald trump's year and a half in office. i must say that at least for me my worst expectations were actually met this weekend at the g7 meetings. what's the impact on america and the world? >> i share your concern. and, you know, if you're getting ready in a schoolyard to face a bully, which is kim jong-un, you would think you would want to kind of gather your friends around you. here was a perfect setup. walk into a summit meeting with the largest economies in the world, al

d.c. area. >>> "the late late show" host james corden got to rock and roll with paul mccartney. i had a dream in the '60s where my mom, who had died, came to me in the dream and was reassuring me, saying, it's going to be okay, just let it be. i went -- i felt so sort of great and, like, you know, boy, it's going to be great, you know? she gave me the positive word so i woke up and i went, what was that? what'd she say? let it be. >> inspiration from a dream. who knew? well, this segment, it was a fun one. it also included mccartney and corden rocking out behind the wheel to "drive my car" and here they got out of the car and jammed out to "when i'm 64" with mccartney at the piano there, corden joining in on the vocals. >>> the president in nevada today firing up republicans as government officials try to figure out what the president's walkback on his immigration policy means. and most importantly, what is the plan to reunite the more than 2 ,000 children separated from their parents at the border? ,000 children separated from their parents at the border? ♪ let's fly, let's fly

forum onday, a national security featuring contributor's, hosted by the truman national security project in washington, d.c. live coverage begins at 9:00 a.m. eastern on c-span 2. weekend, on c-span, saturday night at 9:30 p.m. eastern, the weekly standard's annual political summit. sunday at 9:00 p.m., former u.s. attorney general eric holder at the new england council politics event. on tv, saturday

even hosting a trump-inspired gala at d.c.'s trump international hotel. she believe the immigration policies are rootedn security, not hate. >> the media plays on our goodn heartur feelings. children we feel for and for everyone. but that doesn't mean that we can have open borders. >> reporter: in the meantime, many in the muslim community vowing to act through the ballot >> to fight back against the stated discriminatory policies and to makee that our country lives up to its i deal and beliefs. >> reporter: a debate between religious freedom and national security. in northern virginia, david culver, news 4. >>> now to the children separated from tiramilies. today a group of children traveled to the supreme court to make their case. all of them have a parent tained by i.c.e. they want the public to know status over immigration status doesn't just happen at the border. >> it's very hard. i haveo stay home alone because my dad used to stay home with uy while mom was at work during the day. now myte s and i are alone when we come home from school. >> reporte

as lamar was trying to thanks for having us i am going to bring in our host want to convey how can two republicans in washington d.c. in just a sec so donald trump there saying that he will be signing something as he put it essentially to keep migrant families together if we can bring in kimberly how kit let's find out a little bit more hi there kimberly so he said he's allowed to be signing something late so what what is this something he's intending on signing. well what we're seeing here is essentially a white house responding to the credible outrage not just domestically but internationally to this policy that this administration has decided to enforce but has existed prior to this administration but certainly wasn't utilized in the numbers that we're seeing right now that is the zero tolerance policy separating children from their families well their parents who have been accused of entering the united states illegally are prosecuted so the president speaking there in the cabinet room this was a meeting that was already scheduled with members of congress to address some of these pressing issues including the e