can't wash pool according to someone and they say in d.c. house notes i know someone who spoke to donald trump recently about life in the white house and donald trump's biggest complaint was that he's not allowed to watch porn in the white house as putin got him into a past or how a sandels deeper into the force keeping trump surges down state actors broke into the d.n.c. undermined hillary clinton to help donald trump with. lives in a separate bedroom and trump asks to according to a book based on evidence you'll never see. according the site of notes i spoke to people who spoke to the president. is that why she probably tried to dig her way out stay tuned for twitter expert suggesting just that security footage of millenia trauma proving that the white house sinkhole is actually hers keep tunnel long that swiss malani on the verge of giving away or escape routes exclusive analysis by is an expert's state shooting for the latest news brought to you by a s a. three economists who work for the french president on his election campaign last year exp

. >>> our nation's immigration crisis is taking center stage this week in washington, d.c. house lawmaker also consider a broad immigration bill that is expected to be defeated. a separation of families could come this week. president trump spoke about the immigration issue and targeted democrats. >> democrats want open borders, they want anybody they want, including ms-13 pouring into the country. >> "abc7 news" cheryl jennings just returned with these images from texas. a bay area group traveled to detention centers on the border to urge officials to keep families together. >>> the east bay has become a temporary home for two migrant children separated from their parents at the border. melanie is live where the girls are now in a shelter. >> reporter: exactly, dan. the information was confirmed today to a pleasant hills city spokesperson, we know those two girls were brought to that shelter sometime within the last 24 days. national nonprofit southwest key runs this licensed shelter for children in pleasant hills. a city spokesperson, southwest key confirms twoed a less enlt gi

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d.c. alone saying they're not going to put up with this kind of policy because they say . who else is at risk of having his or her civil liberties violated. outside the white house and washington d.c. . protest this along the coast in new york and rolls over say on the east coast again but this one this movement is not one across the country isn't it. it really is organizers are saying they're expecting a protest to be in all fifty states throughout the u.s. we'll see is the day progresses here on saturday to see once the west coast kind of gets going if those protests materialize out there this is really a nationwide movement it's grown over the last couple weeks and of course you see where rosin jordan was we're used to seeing big protests in the capital of the united states washington d.c. just here in new york city at this protests are well over ten thousand people they've crossed over the brooklyn bridge and they're now here at this park in brooklyn where they've heard repeated speakers one after another speaking out against it ministration zero tolerance immigration policies just here in new york there are over one hundred different social justice organiza

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housing data. new home sales beating expectations today, we get pending home sales. diane joining us now from d.cck on house zmrg the market remains very tight,briane and home builders aren't helping the supply situation all that much home prices were up 6.4% that was a slight drop from the 6.5% annual increase in march. sales of newly built homes increased in may but only in the south where homes were the cheaper. it's all about affordability which isn't getting much better. mortgage rates are higher than they were in january a competitive and expensive housing market means more people are staying put and upgrading their homes. master bedroom suites are big. kitchens and bathrooms still lead but master suites moved past the family room to take third place. while remodelling is going, so are the costs and much of that has to do with the lack of labor. >> homeowners are looking at much longer duration for the start time and the xheegs of the project. that combined with the rising cost of labor and more recently product and materials we're looking at rising prices for home renovation services >> wh

house. >> d.c. voters in on a controversial ballot pay tipped workers d.c.'e of $12.50hon now right now restaurants can payn worker $3.33 hour and workers make up the difference with tips whichften averages outo well above minimum wage. proponents say it would mean a higher and equal wage for restaurant owners and workers say theye fine with the waythin. >> at least one member of the howard county council is calling on his colleagues to prevent another flood from destroyingt ell city. he says analysis should be conductedtn an e made to improvest infracture throughout the watershed. weinstein me a similar call after the 2016lood but no academics was taken. >> the road to recovery for ellicott city is still aon l one but progress is being made. on suny the city took a big step after those devastating floods r presidential candidate lot that will provide much needed space for workers and customers who want to gain access to businesses on main sreet. tomorrow maitreet will reopen toes traffic w of old columbia pike and east of maryland avenue. additional parking

is now revealing the presence of cell phone spying devices all around washington, d.c., including near the white housethis spying technology which is often known by its brand name sting ray, it was discovered by the department of homeland security in 2017. it happen previously reported that some devices were discovered around d.c., but this is the first time we're hearing they were also near the white house. now these devices, they essentially act as fake cell phone towers, as mobile devices connect to them, the people or entities operating them are able to snoop on the traffic that goes right through them. that means they can track phones. they can intercept phone calls, they can access some text messaging that isn't encrypted. they can even plant malware on the phones that they pick up. and this is creating particular concern because of our reporting from multiple sources that the president has increasingly been using his personal cell phone to talk with friends and even to tweet. a senior white house official, though, insists that the president's phone is secure. but a democratic senator, ron widen

d.c. but across the street from the white house. what leads these people to be so emboldened? we'll discuss that.

d.c.. the house isn't in until comes inbut the senate later today. many preparations are underway a big white house for upcoming week. taking your calls and questions. again, the lines for democrats, independentand callers. keith, go ahead. trump 100%. behind gng to make on that7 is that i heard trump didn't seem to be going but justina as much trudeau seemed to be hinting that he can't mess with mexico or canada will retaliate with the. i think mexico is the security risk to the country. and i think justin trudeau should stay out of the mexico-u.s. relationship and focus on canada but that is all i have to say. host: what are your feelings on nafta? i don't think there are a lot of problems with canada. the biggest problem i heard that upset me was canada trying to say that they would intervene in the decisions we make on mexico with. want to do anything onhey don't immigration. guns, drugs, you name it. this is a fact. i remember justin trudeau saying that they would stand behind mexico when it comes to nafta but they should stay out of that . whst

d.c. row house went up in flames. dramatic images taken by -- as firefighters arrived at the scene off prout street in southeast. that's where darcy spencer joins us live with more on the story. we understand one firefighter is hurt. any word on how he's doing at this hour? >> reporter: leon frr, from my understanding it sounds like that firefighter is going to be just fine. just a few minutes ago i had a chance to speako a woman who was home with her six children. she is here in the black shirt just looking at her home which was basically destroyed here this afternoon. theood news, s and her six children were able to get out of the house we want to show you some more of that video showing just how nntense these flames were w firefighters first arrived. she told me she was cooking when all of audden she realized the house was on fire in the upstasrs. everyoneble to get out. she did make some attempt to put the fire out herself ander hair got singed. just an absolutely frightening situation here. a total of nine people

house a -- a commaun case from the speaker. the clerk: the speaker's rooms, washington, d.c. june 25, 2018. i hereby appoint the honorable jody c. arrington to act as speaker pro tempore on this day. signed, paul d. ryan, speaker of the house of representatives. the speaker pro tempore: pursuant to the order of the house of january 8, 2018, the chair will now recognize members from lists submitted by the majority and

d.c. thanks. well saying the reason jordan's king abdullah has met the u.s. president the white house the discuss the u.s. administration's peace plan for israel and palestine senior adviser something a little mention jared cushion this is the plan that will be announced soon with or without support from the palestinian leadership president mahmoud abbas has refused to work with the u.s. since december when it recognized jerusalem as the company of israel can believe it has more from washington d.c. . during their oval office meeting the u.s. president praised the king of jordan and his handling of not just the syrian refugees but refugees historically recognizing that this is caused jordan significant economic strain the king thanking the u.s. president for that acknowledgment saying that it's if i can thank you. the united states of the people of america what you've given our country if the rest of the world just took a little bit of your humility and your grace hopeless you know a lot better position the u.s. president then taking a jab at some of its partners saying that we spent

d.c. de for the house of representatives. only the democratic party has primary battles andll not a of those races are contested. >>> turning now to the weather. the air is thick enough to cut with a knife. >> it's so humid. >> is this the hottest so far. >> we've had warmer temperatures, but the humidity is just off >> and you didn't want to be on the weather deck today? is that right? >> i would go out there. here's the secret about the weather deck. the mosquitos there are usually out ocontrol. i can only imagine how brutal it uld be. >> we need to go fog that. >> anyway, a heat advisory in effect for most of us. when you factor in the temperature and humidi's fe feeling like 100 degrees. today definitely brutal. tomorrow still uncomfortable, but i don't think we're going to see the heat index beigh enough to have the national weather service issue a national heat advisory. tomorrow it will feel more mfortable during the afternoon hours. so as we look at your weather headlines, tomorroes and wey we're going to have some sc

d.c. she's a former white house national security council official and former u.s. diplomat good to have you with us on the program again this lever let's just stick with the theme of the funding there if you look at the figures the u.s. contributes three hundred sixty four billion dollars thirty four percent of the total budget saudi office fifty three million dollars that's five percent the u.a.e. twelve million that's one point two cats are one million point zero one percent in terms of funding generally the present president does have a point in terms of funding but targeting the palestinians is a very different developing story. yes i mean and i think from what's happening in washington i think the trump administration is in a sense deliberately trying to squeeze the palestinians to squeeze them through on through the cutting of funding through annorah but also freezing aid directly to the palestinians that that washington gives the to the palestinian authority in ramallah so we see these things happening at the same time as politically the troubling ministrati

have something called the made cycle happening here in america but first remember they are the house and the d.c. the were in the republic of florence they ruled the republic of florence and then expanded their power across europe they installed family members and as like katherine did in france the queen of france the pope's in italy. you know they became powerful in the first half of the fifteenth century because they were banking family who were first to really use the power of double entry bookkeeping so they were the ones that became very powerful from that which is interesting in today when we have bitcoin and triple entry bookkeeping so they became powerful through that they brought us the likes they were patronage of the arts they had some like from davinci to raphael they financed these guys so you know they did bring us some good stuff but the warning on it is coming up really though they were fantastically wealthy at the time and what happened well america the media cycle in the corporate powers and politics a recent paper by luigi zingales of the university of chicago titled towards

d.c. not far from the white house. president trump yet to tweet out, this is a picture from our nbc chopper in washington, d.c., capitals stanley cup champs, first time ever, decades of heartbreak, championship in washington, the only one. >> that looks about a million people. if our chopper pulls out perhaps you can see it's not one or two streets, about thr or four streets jam-packed like that. we told you a short while ago, congratulations to brooks orpik, a san francisco native. we don't have too many hockey stars coming out of the bay area. brooks orpik, a san francisco native hoisting that cup, his second cup. hats off to him. >> congrats. >> thanks for joining us. we will see you back here in a couple hours at 11:00. >> bye-bye. i am extremely proud of jackie, gaby and stephanie. we worketh pg&e to save energy because we wanted to help the school. they would put these signs on the door to let the teacher know you didn't cut off the light. the teachers, they would call us the energy patrol. so they would be like,

d.c. what is the white house saying?> the white house thinks the commerce department is already doing enough by telling zte that they can continue doing business in the united states. they just pay a $1.4 billion fine for that business that they did with north korea and iran violated sanctions. the white house explains why theyon't think congress needs to do anything else to put the screws to zte with a statement that we just got from hogan gidley. heaid the pas penalties are part of a historic enforcement action taken by the department of commerce. this will ensure that zte pays for violations and gives our government complete oversight without undue harm to american suppliers and their workers. the adminisation will work with congress to ensure the final ndaa conference report reflect of separation of ers. the ndaa is the defense bill coming up later on this week. republican lawmakers along with democrats want to basically put in language that would make it the law of the land that zte cannot do business here and marco

d.c. but this is the first time we're hearing they were also near the white house.ces they essentially act as fake cell phone towers. as mobile devices connect to them, the entities operating them are able to snoop on the traffic that goes through them. they can intercept phone calls, access some text messaging that isn't encrypted and even plant malware on the phones they pick up. this is creating particular concern. because of our reporting from multiple sources that the president has increasingly been using his personal cell phone to talk with friends and even to tweet. a senior white house official insists that the president's phone is secure. but a democratic senator, ron wyden, he is now demanding telephone companies and the federal communications commission act to stop any potential spying, especially because, as he puts it, the president and his personal phone could be a target of foreign intelligence svices. the fcc, though, declined a previous request from democratic lawmakers to investigate other devices that were found around washington. the fcc at that

d.c. the white house, stories keep changing on material facts, pressure keeps mounting from the mueller probeess secretary sarah sanders. we'll go one on one with her in just moments. but also tonight, a spicey sit down with senate democratic leader with senate democratic leader, chuck schumer, testing the notion that democrats deserve to be in the majority. and outrage erupts after the attorney general argues that it is necessary to separate kids as young as infants from their parents at the border. what do you say? let's get after it. got to say it, the relationship between the press and the white house sucks. sorry, but that is the truth. here is a moment that really captures the state of play. >>

two challenges, james butler and eventerohn sofnlt the s house delegate and d.c. shadow senator , pollspe aren tonight until 8 p.m. one of the big issues on the ballot is mesh known as initiative 77. fox5 a 's tom fitzgerald is live near the wilson building tonight with more o how this could affect tipped workers at restaurts are right now. we are in tere middle of a three-week spat of primaries. last week we had virginia, today it's d.c., next week it'saryland. so ifhis was your triple krowfn primaries this would pretty much make this preakness which we're experiencinge today. t clear , yes, mayor muriel bowser is running in mayoral primary today, but also a very strong yes, she is facing no strg opposition virtual is thi lock not only tonight, but for reelection come november. and , d.c. has not mayor run successfully in a primary. u'yo go back and anthony williams. that's 16 years. that'senin weow had a dr run successfully in a primary and then go on a reelectionid. in a sense we are returning toss officehich we have not seen in over a decade now. now in the co

in the months that followed the burning of the white house in d.c., dolley shared her loss with someone who truly appreciated the beautifully appointed rooms she helped create. that was mary latrobe. wife to benjamin latrobe. she writes to her, two hours before the enemy entered the city, i left the house where mr. latrobe's elegant case had been justly admired and where you and i had so often wandered together. on that very day i sent out the curtains and general washington's pictures and a small clock and a few books and left everything else belonging to the public, our own valuable stores, part of my clothes, all of the servants' clothes, et cetera, et cetera. in short, it would fatigue you to read the list of my losses. so it was a sad moment. in the wake of the burning of washington's public buildings, there was a lot of talk that the capitol might relocate to another city. philadelphia, new york, wanted the capitol back. it began in farther because dolley really led the rallies cause for washington, d.c. and she very quickly reestablished kind of this social convening. by the fall

the letter to her sister lucy she white house he waiting for james to return from the battle, where, of course, are not successful of keeping the british out of d.c. meantime, she's busy directing service to philip, that belong to the white house. a part of this often gets overlooked because we focus so on the george washington portrait, but they saved the madison's pers and papers. to me, that becomes almost in some ways, so important that we lose sight of. we know so much about the founding expert because those were not burned in the white house. dolley does order that general portrait be saved, and not be left to be and it's been actually nailed in a wooden frame to the wall so you have to frame, pull out the nails, roll the portrait up and then she puts it in good hands safekeeping, then and only then does she agree to evacuate, and her pluck during these true us moments, partly and partly myth thatized over everlasting rn the gratitude and admiration of the country. in the months following the urning of the white house in washington, d.c. dolley shared her loss with someone who truly beautifully he appointed rooms that she helped to create a

garrett haake in washington, d.c., blocks away from the white house. we're in los angeles, el paso, texas, and brooklyn, new york. we'll go to garrett. crowds singing protest songs, waving signs, in front of an empty white house. you had lin-manuel miranda and america ferrera at different pla places, different backgrounds, but they have one message. stop what's going on along the southern border. garrett, i want to turn to you and get your perspective on what's been going on there. we saw you in lafayette square. you're walking down the street. may be the trump international hotel behind you. what have you heard from those who have come out for the rally today? >> reporter: right now, i'm hearing, this is what democracy looks like. the protesters have been very focused about how to effect actually change with their remarks out here. you mentioned the trump hotel. we passed that a second ago. it is a new feature of protests in washington, d.c. you get particularly lusty boos as you pass the trump hotel. we've heard about do moemocracy. the other chant i

d.c. the white house says the vast majority of the eagles team decided to abandon their fans. that's the white house take on twitter. the president tied cancelling the visit to eagles players kneeling in prote of em. one problem. that did not happen. it is not true. no eagles players took a knee during the anthem in any regular season or post season games. one player did raise his fist, but stopped after and money r c. no one refused to go as the president came e come because t insisted people stand for the anthem. with me today to share the reporting and insights is "the times" molly ball and m.j. lee. we start with inside sports today in the sense. in some ways this is a silly dispute. it will not affeeffect the pric gas or jobs. what does the president relish this fight? >> because it works for him. essenced the grow -- he sensed the growing divide of people who did not like to see the handful of players kneeling or not respecting the national anthem. the president turned a minor controversy into a major moment. he likes big crowd sizes. we know that is something we talkver

d.c.'s delegate tos. house. ballot mesh known as initiative 77.ireestaurants to pay tipped workers minimum wage. right now restaurants can pay dollarworkers $3.30. ine with the way things are now. >> time for the morning line. let's dive in on the world cup. three matches set for today sweden-south korea 8 o'clock and belgium panama and tunisia verse end lang. >> what a weekend for the cup. big excitement mexico versus germany. mexicoev had n defeated germany in an official match until this f weekend. theynd theafack of the ter 90 minutes it was mexico defeating germany one-nil. germany the number one ranked team by fifa going into the cup. mexico fans went crazy. celebrated so much it may have caused what official say was an art official earthquake in mexico city. they actual d a seismic two sensor detected a quake. just after the game. officials believe ry may have been evedy jumping up and down celebrating the big wing. coming and inl atying goal. >> made it look easy on the corner kick. also in action on sunday power house brazil the outcome u

d.c. restaurant called red hen getting a lot of unwanted attention after a ur separate restaant of the same name wld not serve the white houseor political reasons. the d.c. restaurant is getting some harassing calls,e-mails, and even death. threats the owner told news 4 it would wbe nice if thete house would step in and help clear up the controomrsy. >>> a says she got robbed during a recent trip to whole foods in rockville. these matters to distract the woman tet into her purse despite us telling it she had closed and face down and covered by food items inhe kid seat of the cart. the victims tried to use her di stolen cre cards within minutes. >>> primary day is tomorrow in maryland and a computer glitch at the mvaeans that the state board of elections may not have the right mailing addresses ole or more than 18,000 voters. but you can still head to the polls and file a provisional ballot if there's any kind of issue. >>> leon, last week we told you about a d.c. woman who wasni an uber ride because she was in a wheelchair. well, the nonprofit equal rights center is suing the ride share company now saying uber doesn't have w

we continue to bring you unfiltered coverage of congress, the white house, the supreme court, and public policy events in washington, d.c. and around the country. c-span is brought to you by your cable or satellite provider. >> the house considered two immigration reform bills. the first was sponsored by bob goodlatte and was voted down by the house. it would have provided funding for a border wall and the end the diversity visa lottery program and allowed daca recipients to apply for legal status. here is some of the debate on that bill. mr. goodlatte: i yield myself such time as i may consume. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman is recognized. mr. goodlatte: i introduced h.r. 4670 along with michael mccaul, for labrador, to provide illegal aliens who grew up in america after their parents brought them here as children. just as importantly we want to strengthen our borders, curtail endemic fraud and enhance interior immigration enforcement so our nation won't face the same dilemma in a few years. president trump did the right thing and tried to endre

awaiting civil immigration court hearings with one jail in california preparing to house a thousand people. from washington d.c . well ice is confirming that it will be housing up to sixteen hundred immigrants coming into the united states illegally at medium security prisons here in the u.s. it says it's going to be working with the u.s. marshal service and as well as the department of prisons they said i says that this is a temporary situation because of the surge in illegals coming into the united states and because of the department of justice's so-called no tolerance policy the largest prison that would be holding these illegals would be in california it would be holding up to a thousand illegals and then about two hundred to three hundred would be in facilities in washington texas and arizona now some unions representing prison guards have raised questions about this as to whether or not these illegal immigrants should be housed in the same facilities as prisoners we could expect to see some protests from civil rights groups about doing this sort of thing keep in mind that these facilities that they're g

and we continue to bring you unfillered coverage of the congress, white house and supreme court and events in washington, d.c., and around the country. c-span is brought to you by your satellite provider. >> this week on "newsmaker" chuck grassley and talked about whether former director james comey should be forced to testify. here's a preview of the sunday interview here on c-span. >> department of justice inspector general report hearing before your committee expressed some displeasure that james comey did not show up and he had time not for congress. are you going to subpoena him committee? k to the >> i will want to subpoena him. you have to have both senator feinstein and i agree to it. and i can't tell you if she will agree to it. >> and loretta lynch as well? >> yes. >> when do you think a decision will be made on that? >> if senator feinstein tells me yesterday that they'll do it, we'll do it. >> is that for andrew mccabe, he requested immunity? senator grassley: feinstein and my agreeing to it and i want to do that and we are in some negotiations with her on that point but goes to the justice depar

have something called the made cycle happening here in america but first remember they are the house and the d.c. the were in the republic of florence they ruled the republic of florence and then expanded their power across europe they installed family members and as like katherine did in france the queen of france the pope's in italy. you know they became powerful in the first half of the fifteenth century because they were banking family who were first to really use the power of double entry bookkeeping so they were the ones that became very powerful from that which is interesting in today when we have big queen and triple entry bookkeeping so they became powerful through that they brought us the likes they were patronage of the arts they had some from davinci to raphael they financed these guys so you know they did bring us some good stuff but a warning on it is coming up really they were fantastically wealthy at the time and what happened then well america the media cycle in the corporate powers and politics a recent paper by luigi zingales of the university of chicago titled towards a polit

and has been a key target in mueller's russia election tampering investigatio rt is curly on house in the d.c. area while he awaits trial on multiple felony charges in two separate federal cases. so far he's pleaded not guilty to those charges. >>> invitation pulled. much like the warriors, the philadelphia eagles have been uninvited to the white house by president trump. the president was supposed to meet with the eagles tomorrow but late this afternoon the white house released a statement saying the team is no longer lcome. mr. trump says the entire team wasn't planning on coming because they don't agree with him that all players should stand for the national anthem. so instead the president invited about 1,000 fans to the white house. >>> up next, an interview with former president bill clinton that got a >> i have not talked to her. >> you feel like you owe her an apology? >> no. >> his legacy in the "me too" era and his comments about monica lewinsky. >>> plus hail the hero. the special honor a bay area postal worker received for fighting crime along his route. >>> i'm chief meteorologis

house a communication from the speaker. the clerk: the speaker's rooms, washington, d.c. june 6, 2018. honorable point th darell e. issa to act as speaker pro tempore on this day. signed, paul d. ryan, speaker of the house of representatives. the honorable darell e. the speaker pro tempore: the chair will receive a message. the messenger: mr. speaker. messagfrom the senate. the secretary: mr. speaker. the speaker pro tempore: madam secretary. the secretary: i have been directed by the senate to inform the house that the senate has agreed to, h.con.res. 113, authorizing the use of the capitol grounds for the greater washington soapbox derby. the speaker pro tempore: pursuant to the order of the house of january 8, 2018, i chair will now recognize members from lists submitted by the majority leader and nority leaders for morning hour debate. the chair will alternate recognition between the parties . alti shall bequ allocated between the parties and in no event shall th debate continue beyond 11:50 a.m. each member other than the majority and minority leaders and majority whip shall be limited to five minutes. the cha

house and it could be a potential national security threat. here's jessica schneider. >> reporter: a study just released it revealing the presence of cell phone spying devices around d.cite house. this spying technology which is often known by its brand name stingray was discovered by the department of homeland security during a study in 2017. it had been previously reported that some of the devices were discovered around d.c. but this is the first time we're hearing they were also near the white house. now these devices they essentially act as fake cell phone towers as mobile devices connect to them. the entities operating them are able to snoop on the traffic that goes through them. they can intercept phone calls, access some text messaging that isn't encrypted and plant malware on the phones they pick up. this is creating particular concern because of our reporting from multiple sources that the president has increasingly been using his personal cell phone to talk with friends and even to tweet. a senior white house official insists that the president's phone is secure but a democratic senator ron wyden is now demanding telephone companies and the federal communica

d.c. to philly. the deadly house explosion, blown to pieces. several homes in that neighborhood badly damaged. >>> and the heartbreak over the loss of anthony bourdain. tonight, what we've now learned about his final days. >> announcer: this is a special edition of "world news tonight" with david muir reporting tonight from singapore. >>> good evening tonight from singapore where we begin the week with all of you at home a night early on this sunday night because both president trump and kim jong-un have landed here in singapore. this has not happened before with a sitting u.s. president and of course the stakes are enormous. kim jong-un arriving with his entourage of aides and bodyguards. president trump arriving a few hours later. their hotels here just about a half mile apart. this has been a roller coaster for the world to witness. and for the world to witness. kim jong-un and his missile tests and the test of that hydrogen bomb. president trump threatening fire and fury, calling kim jong-un little rocket man. in a little more than 24 hours

d.c. i was on the house veterans affairs committee staff. i was on the senate committee stat. 19 years at the department of veterans affairs. most which of i served as the director of homeless veterans programs. i will tell you inside washington, there are people who make things happen. and one of those people is one of those i'm here to be here this morning. tom bowman has a long and distinguished career. you got his bioin your book. he is a proud marine core veteran. 21 years of active service, 30 years total. but more importantly, to what we do here. he is a man who listens, evaluates and takes action. when i was at the v.a., i worked directly with secretaries, deputy secretaries and chiefs of staff on a daily basis. and i can tell you, there is no finer person than i've worked with than tom bowman. he will make some remarks. unusual for top leadership officials. he will stick around and take some questions from you as well. it is a distinct honor and pleasure for me to introduce tom bowman, the deputy secretary of veterans affairs. >> it

d.c. right near the white house and all the other sort of power buildings of our government establishment they are appointed the heads of the board of the governors the chair of the fed is appointed by the president it is confirmed or rejected by congress so there is some connection from a political perspective as to that person who is appointed and whether or not they accepted by congress there's never been an appointee that has been rejected by congress so there's a political connection but there's also that banking corporate type of construction of course and so i mean considering that the dollar bills that we use the currency has federal reserve note written on it essentially it's a private entity that's creating the currency that our entire society is operating on the well and it's more than that they don't create the actual physical dollars that gets created within the treasury department but what they do create and what they can electronically create or i call it conjure in my book is digits basically for the private banks under their purview so the idea of a reserve is that these

d.c. right near the white house and all the other sort of power buildings of our government establishment they are appointed the heads of the board of the governors the chair of the fed is appointed by the president it is confirmed or rejected by congress so there is some connection from a political perspective as to that person who is appointed and whether or not they're excepted by congress there's never been an appointee that has been rejected by congress so there's a there's a political connection but there's also that banking corporate type of construction of course and so i mean considering that the dollar bills that we use the currency has federal reserve note written on it essentially it's a private it's a cheat it's creating the currency that our entire society is operating on the well and it's more than that they don't create the actual physical dollars that gets created within the treasury department but what they do create and what they can electronically create or i call it conjure in my book is digits basically for the private banks under their purview so the idea of a reser

d.c. the white house, stories keep changing on material facts, pressure keeps mounting from the mueller probe. in the thick of it all, press secretary sarah sanders. we'll go one on one with her in just moments. but also tonight, a spicey sit down with senate democratic leader with senate democratic leader, chuck schumer, testing the notion that democrats deserve to be in the majority. and outrage erupts after the attorney general argues that it is necessary to separate kids as young as infants from their parents at the border. what do you say? let's get after it. got to say it, the relationship between the press and the white house sucks. sorry, but that is the truth. here is a moment that really captures the state of play. >> frankly, i think my credibility is probably higher than the media's. and i think that in large part, that's because you guys spend more of your time focused on attacking the president instead of reporting the news. i think that if you spent a little bit more time reporting the news instead of trying to tear me down, you might actually see that we're working hard trying

continue to brange brink you unfiltered coverage of congress, the white house, the supreme court and public policy events in washington, d.c. and around the country. c-span is brought to you by your cable or satellite provider. >> this week on "newsmakers" an interview with senator chuck grassley. he talked about whether james comey should be suspend to testify now that the inspector general's report has faulted his handling of the hillary clinton email investigation. here's a preview of the sunday's interview here on c-span. reporter: it was a big department of justice inspector general report, hearing before your committee. you expressed some displeasure that james comey did not show up. and that he has time for media appearances but not congress. are you going to ask him or perhaps subpoena him to come back to the committee to respond to what these big findings from the inspector general? senator grassley: i will want to subpoena him but in the senate rules of our committee, you have to have both senator feinstein and i agree to it and at this point i can't tell you she would agree to it. but if she will, yeah, then we

we continue to bring you unfiltered coverage of congress, the white house, the supreme court and public policy events in washington, d.c. and around the country. c-span is brought to you by your cable or satellite provider. >> peter: do you agree with the at&t-time warner case, why or why not? -- : we think this is a this is a poorly framed opinion. it's obviously a big loss for the government. we disagree on a number of grounds, including the rejection, the judge's rejection of the government's theory. it's a very fact-specific, fact-driven case, and it raises any number of issues regarding how antitrust cases are litigated and what the important competition issues are and what the important consumer issues are. at the same time, we think it's a pretty isolated case. it's not going to set a lot of precedent for other cases. it's one district court judge's decision. other judges are not bound by that, so we don't see a whole lot of implications, drawbacks for future merger enforcement. peter: what is the government theory that he rejected that you think is valid? diana: yeah. so in a vertical merger, it's interesting b