and they must permit his hollyness the dalai lama to go back to tibet. he is a man of peace who will soon be turning 82 years old. he should go to his homeland. and they must honor the human rights of the tibetan people. they must have an investigation into the 2015 death of the revered lama. on our side, the new trump administration needs to appoint the special coordinator for tibetan issues as quickly as possible, to make progress we need someone in charge. they must insist that china restart the dialogue to lead a negotiated agreement in tibet. they should develop a list of chinese officials subject to sanction under the accountability act. no one responsible for torture and extra judicial killings should benefit from coming to our country and doing business here. they should publicly engage the dalai lama and the democratically elected leader of the tibetan people. the state department should -- the secretary of state should highlight the democratic practices of the tibetan people d meet personally with officials and we should engage other government

i got tickled by the dalai lama. and it was very funny. tickle you remember. >> jimmy: that's what i'm talking about, see? >> yes. [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: he does a great show everybody. it's called "last week tonight." john oliver right here! [ cheers and applause ] and it is sundays at 11:00 p.m. on hbo. patton oswalt joins us next. stick around, we'll be right back, everybody! [ cheers and applause ] ♪ ♪ ♪since i came to know you baibe ♪i've been telling you how sweet you're.♪ ♪i've been telling you how good you're.♪ ♪please tell me how i look. ♪you look so good, fantastic man.♪ ♪ the insurance companies and the credit card companies and the wall street banks - that's what tom perriello is about. i was proud to stand with president obama because progressive causes have been my life's work. i'm tom perriello, and i'm running for governor to reduce economic inequality, raise wages, eliminate the burden of student debt and protect our climate. together we really can build a virginia that works for everyone. creating jobs foreaner

you met the -- >> so i interviewed the dalai lama on our show this year.his house. it's not -- he has a bit more than a house. but where he lives. and it was -- i wanted to speak to him, because he's a very funny man. and i'd read this interview where he said he sometimes gets frustrated when people take him too seriously. which is kind of an interesting idea for a spiritual leader, to think don't take everything so seriously. i've got some yucks as well. >> jimmy: yucks, yeah. absolutely, yeah. >> and it was a difficult interview to navigate, because you know he's a very important man, so you want to be respectful. but you know, comedy is at its heart disrespectful. but he kind of -- he has a a really amazing way of setting people at ease. so like he walked into the room and i was feeling very nervous. and he just grabbed our sound man by the nose and said, "you've got a big nose." [ laughter ] not bad, right? not a great joke, but a solid zing. >> jimmy: that's a good opener. >> solid zing. not great for everyone. but coming from the dalai lama, you thin

so doug brinkley wrote the narrative and i have everyone in the book from the dalai lama to conan o'brienecretaries of state, john mccain, elizabeth warren, gloria steinem, some of our nation's great writers, so we wanted to talk about the relevance of president kennedy's ideas to today and i was listening to your panelists earlier, of course, president kennedy said in his inaugural if the free society cannot save the many that are poor, it will not save the few who are rich, and he, of course, proposed medicare and medicaid, which were opposed by the republicans at the time. and so this discussion that you're having right now is very much a legacy discussion, and there are many other issues in the book that speak to our contemporary dilemmas today. >> yeah, remains so pertinent to w we treat each other in this country. through social equality and how we take care of each other, that was all born during a time that your uncle was helping to usher through. i know you just mentioned kocjan o'brien and he wrote jfk. part of the speech jfk gave, take a look. >> matter of experience, i had ann

today this museum attracts visitors worldwide including his holiness the dalai lama.

anshu was blessed by the dalai lama before leaving for the expedition.elebrating — or commiserating — at the end of the season as the honours are handed out. in italy, juventus underlined their domination of serie a, by winning a record sixth consecutive title. real madrid won their first la liga title in five years pipping archrivals barcelona to the top. let's get more reaction now on north korean state media confirming that the country has successfully carried out another ballistic missile test. we can cross live to our seoul correspondent, steve evans. what does this mean for south and north korea relations? it clearly puts them in great difficulty. there isa puts them in great difficulty. there is a new president kiir who has been in powerfor is a new president kiir who has been in power for less than two weeks. he came to power different approach to his predecessor —— like the new president here. he said that dialogue was the week forward. clearly, that hasn't been taken up in pyongyang. —— the way forward. we have had to missile tests in the space

having said that, every time the dalai lama visits this sensitive area, which is claimed by china tocifically to visit a monastery. it is of tremendous importance to buddhism. he was there in 2009, when china raised objections. wasn't that his first landing spot when he came from exile? he came through that area. he fled tibet. he came through, and settled in india. he is a person that raises china's heckles. china tends to go over the top on this matter. india has try to keep a lid on it. the previous indian government, ithink, did better than the present one. there is certainly an element of rhetoric going on, which i dare say will not lead to war or any of that kind. but you find the border violations are taking place all the time. i think it reflects the aspirations of india to be a global superpower. the two most populous countries, as neighbours, india in the shadow economically and geopolitically, of china, which is much wealthier, much more powerful, has a much stronger army. india, with its own internal issues of extreme poverty and corruption cannot be an equal player with

i have the dalai lama and rick warren in his speech to the ministerial association.rt renn ford, gloria steinem, john lewis. i wanted to have a dialogue about the meaning of jfk's life now. >> go out and buy the book. it's amazing. thank you, gentlemen. >> that's it for us tonight. i'll see you back here tomorrow night. before we leave you, my favorite moment from the weekend, from the white house correspondents dinner this weekend, in the nation's capital. here's comedian hassan manag. >> when i watch your show, i feel like i'm watching a reality tv show. "cnn tonight" should be called wait a second. now, hold on. stop yelling at each other, with don lemon. [vo] the grille is distinctive. but it's usually seen from the rear. the all-new audi q5 is here. on a perfect car, then smash it into a tree. your insurance company raises your rates. maybe you should've done more research on them. for drivers with accident forgiveness, liberty mutual won't raise your rates due to your first accident. switch and you could save $509 on auto insurance. call for a free quote today.

i have the dalai lama and rick warren in his speech to the ministerial association.an o'brien, robert renn ford, gloria steinem, john lewis. john mccain. i wanted to have a dialogue about the meaning of jfk's life now. >> go out and buy the book. it's amazing. thank you, gentlemen. >> that's it for us tonight. i'll see you back here tomorrow night. before we leave you, my favorite moment from the weekend, from the white house correspondents dinner this weekend, in the nation's capital. here's comedian hassan manag. >> don, every time i watch your show it feels like i'm watching a reality tv show. "cnn tonight" should be called wait a second. now, hold on. stop yelling at each other, with don lemon. >>> house republican leaders making another big push on health care. even as questions swirl over coverage for people with preexisting conditions. the president's comments ob this issue undermining the bill. >> this white house defending president trump for extending a hand to authoritarian leaders. a a high stakes phone call with vladimir putin. good morning and welcome t

. >>> house minority leader nancy pelosi meeting with the dalai lama in india. china of crushing the tibetan calls for autonomy. it is likely to irritate beijing which continues the dalai lama to be a dangerous separatist. >>> video surfacing of yet another airline incident. take a look at that fight that broke out on a southwest airlines flight when it landed in l.a. on sunday. it an apparently began when a man turned around in his seat during the flight and made a comment about the woman sitting behind him, quote, messing with his chair, end quote. >>> and the retail competition heating up once again. amazon is firing back on walmart on free shipping. they have developed the free shipping minimum requirement to 20 bucks. earlier this year, walmart rolled out free two day shipping for orders of $35 or more. >>> you're up to date. that's the news update. now over to jackie deangelis. >> good morning. sue, you can see the oil prices are spiking on the back of the department of energy report. we had a big draw down on the crude. the smaller draw down on gasoline,

people like jimmy carter or the dalai lama for senator mccain, dave edgar's, the great novelist. there is a slew of incredible people. there is a guy named lawrence schiller worked with norman mailer. yes worked many years for magazines and how to do photos and layouts properly. it became a bit of a team. this is stephen's passion. we have never had any problems working together. it has great fun. you would be amazed at the contributors. just a minute ago we talked about barack obama and things we were not able to use for ethical reasons because he was still a sitting president. everyone asked, sign me up. he was the magician that made all of this happen. susan: we are showing one of the photographs behind us now. how did the photographs come together? stephen: we had a team of five people who were working on this. we had folks at the kennedy library helping us and i actually, lawrence schiller worked on us on the photo collection. i sought previously on ja k -- i saw it previously on jfk that i wanted him to work on this with us. we have over 500 photos in here, many of them nev

nancy pelosi, the san francisco congresswoman and house minority leader in india meeting with the dalai lama in india. she told the crowd that she continues to work her human rights for all people including the people of tibet, accusing china using the economic power to oppress tibet and the tibetan people.>> it is the brutal tactics of the chinese government to release -- erase religion, culture and language on the tibetan people, challenging the conscience of the world. we will meet that challenge working together, we will meet that challenge. >> in the meantime china says the himalayan region has been part of china for over seven centuries despite the claims by the people of tibet that they are their own country. >>> the west virginia journalist is arrested by trying to ask the health and human services secretary question and he was arrested during the tom price visit. he wanted to ask the price about whether domestic violence is a pre-existing condition under the healthcare proposal, and got no response so we tried again and again.>> i think that if you ask the ordinary person they would

secretary of state to accumulate frequent flier miles and they set up the e-mail server and put the dalai lama at the u.s. consulate and the political conflict of interests they were so large they had to be weighed on chris christie's bathroom scale. [laughter] at any moment so that us with donald trump, landlord of the fly. fight by the book of steve bannon. how could a person like donald trump possibly become president? maybe it is a matter of what hl mencken said, it is the theory that they know what they want and they deserve to get it good and hard. [laughter] or it is part of something larger. we seem to be against the political elites that creativity order for the past 70 years that have been running everything into the ground as far as a lot of ordinary voters are concern concerned. internationally, we are seeing a rise in xenophobia and authoritarianism and it comes from the spectacle of the union in shambles to the sinister activities of vladimir putin taking measurements for the new iron curtain. you would think that this would seem worse to the ordinary voters than the standard iss

. >>> a new free speech debate at the university of california and this time it involves the dalai lamae student group is threatening to boycott his upcoming commencement speech in uc-san diego. the chinese government accuses him of promoting tibetan independence from china. the students consulted with the chinese consulate in los angeles and threatened to use tough measures to resist the school's unreasonable behavior. now, the university isn't backing down and says it is always served as a forum for discussion and interaction on important public policy issues. >>> well, what some say is the south bay's most haunt mansion been a movie about the woman behind the winchester mystery house. that star is in san jose today. kpix 5's betty yu spoke with actress helen mirren and joins us now live with that story. >> reporter: this started as a farmhouse with orchards in the 1800s and now it's the set of a movie. they have been filming in australia for seven months and it wasn't until this week they got to do so inside the mansion. >> i know you guys have been filming in australia. but what has

people that are busy like jimmy carter or his holiness dalai the dalai lama or senator mccain, dave edgar's, the great novelist. there is a slew of incredible people. he was able to get everybody to say let's do this. there is a guy named lawrence schiller, who was great friends with norman mailer. he worked many years for magazines and how to do photos and do layouts properly. it is like a lost art form, these layouts of these books. it became a bit of a team. this is stephen's passion. he made all this happened. we have never had any problems working together. it has great fun. -- it has been great fun. you would be amazed at the contributors. just a minute ago we talked wrotebarack obama, and he an essay for the book that we were not able to use for ethical reasons because it is a trait book and he was still a sitting president. everyone asked, sign me up. he was the magician that made all of this happen. susan: we are showing one of the photographs behind us now. how did the photographs come together? how did you select those? stephen: we had a team of five people who were working on th

and we asked prominent world figures, everyone from the dalai lama, six of our nation's greatest historianso secretaries of state, chris matthews, and others to comment on those speeches. and we combined it with about 500 photographs. we went through 36,000 images of the '60s. >> i think the speech is ask not what your country can do for you, what you can do for your country, i trace back to choate and his head master. but that was his. that wasn't ted sorensen. kennedy came up with that one. trump has no orator cal skical . obama did. clinton had somebody, not bad. does it still matter? >> right now it's tweets and quick sound bites but i think oratory will come back into fashion. i teach at rice university where jfk came and talked to a student group about going to the moon. >> one of the great ones. >> it was so well done, and it got so many cheers, and it kind of moved a generation. so i still think -- >> we made it by the way, within the decade. >> that helps. and when neil armstrong went on the moon at mission control in cape canaveral and in houston, it puts john f. kennedy's challen

think about the dalai lama, think about gandhi, think about dr. king. aninc.ong before they became icons that you put on posters for gatherings like this, they were people who made, and started making little choices to put things at risk, the choices accumulated and those choices ocular into the story of self which it i'm somebody who's of something bigger than me and want to put something at risk for that, right? .. instead of saying gosh i'm tired of the government spending so much money and never being able to curb itself, they dusted off the constitution and what that article 5 and said there's a provision here that says if we get a quarter of the states to ratify, to approve a resolution calling for a new convention, we can have a new convention. they are trying to call a new convention whose sole purpose would be to dramatically reduce the size and scale of the federal government. so there's risk here on a policy level because if they should ever impact yet to 37 states and have the bell ring and say okay, we're doing this, we are having a constitutional

i think about the dalai lama, i think about gandhi, i think about long before they became icons, you put on posters for gatherings like this, they were people who made and started making little choices things at risk and those choices accumulated. those choices accumulated into the story itself that said i am somebody who's about something bigger than me and i'm willing to but something at risk for that. mark becker is the other guy i want to tell you about who's a tea party compatriot of matt and terry from different circles and was a cofounder of the tea party patriots as an organization and mark has been out there, he's spent several years in that organization and now he's running something called citizens for self-governance and there's a whole other story about what they're doing which is a total change the game kind of power strategy which is they are organizing an article 5 constitutional convention. all right. so instead of saying gosh, i'm tired of the federal government spending so much money and never being able to curb itself, they dumped it on the constitution, look at a

and all the while we still do not know if the dalai lama will be allowed to return to tibet, we do not know the whereabouts of pen shelama. we don't know if the authorities will release laureate loud in 2020 and we do not know if the people of hong kong will be able to continue to exercise genuine autonomy. but we do know that president xi is set to remain in power for the next five years. so i'm very interested in hearing your thoughts on how, if confirmed, you will stand with civil society and with the chinese people, including when it comes to labor rights where i must say your record as a governor in iowa has raised some concerns, and assure the human rights and universal values are at the heart of u.s. policy with china. i'm also interested in your thoughts as to what we may see by way of cooperation with china on north korea going forward. i understand that what the president has asked of china, but i remain concerned that we've seen this movie before and we really haven't seen any change in china's position as it relates to north korea. many of us are concerned that they'll only

today the delegation is in nepal talking to the dalai lama about u.s. commitment to tibetan people. and more live coverage on c-span coming up at 1:30 eastern time when white house press secretary sean spicer will brief reporters. the white house has postponed a meeting to discuss whether the united states should withdraw .rom the paris climate accords mr. spicer likely to be asked why it is being delayed for a second time. we will take you there live at 1:30 eastern. the head of u.s. army corps of engineers testifies this afternoon before a senate subcommittee on the condition of ports and waterways in the u.s. and the economic benefit nationwide. live coverage from the environment and public works subcommittee on transportation and infrastructure at 2:30 eastern here on c-span. next week, a look at of the ninth circuit court of appeals in seattle. they will be hearing oral arguments on president trump's revised travel ban in an appeal of the decision by federal judge in hawaii. orderck the president's on visas for citizens of six majority muslim countries and refugee program. hawa

all the while we still do not know if the dalai lama will be able to return. we do not know the whereabouts of. [inaudible] we do not know if they will release the nobel laureate in 2020 and we do not know if the people of hong kong will continue to exercise genuine autonomy but we do know that president xi jinping is set to prevent a power for the next five years. i'm very interested in seeing your thoughts if confirmed, you will stand with civil society and with the chinese people including when it comes to labor rights, where i say your record in iowa is recent concerns. as sure the human rights of human values is at the heart of us policy with china. i'm also interested in your thoughts as to what we may see by way of cooperation on china with north korea going for. understand that what the presidents asked of china by i remain concerned that we've seen this movie before. we really haven't seen any change in china's position as it relates to north korea. many of us are concerned that it will only go so far but were concerned about the stability of the curr

all the while we do not know if the dalai lama will be allowed to return. we do not know whether authorities will release in 2020. we do not know if the people of hong kong will be able to continue to exercise genuine a ton my. we know he is to remain in power for the next five years. i'm interested in hearing your thoughts on how you will stand with the chinese people including when it comes to labor rights where i must say it raised some concerned and ensure the human rights are at the heart of u.s. policy with china. i'm also interested in your thoughts as to what we may see by way of cooperation on north korea going forward. i understand that what the presidents ask of china but i remain concerned we have seen this movie before and we really haven't seen any change in china's position as it relates the north korea. many of us are concerned they will only go so far. they are concerned about the stability of the current regime will prevent them from taking the necessary steps that changed the equation for north korea. we welcome your thoughts on that matt

yesterday, she met with the dalai lama. >>> rescue work continues as aftershocks hit the northwest regionilling at least eight and injuring 23 more. rescuers and locals evacuated and cleared the debris. >>> trucks removed a controversial statue of former confederate president jefferson davis overnight. it's the second of four confederate era monuments to be removed from city landmarks. the workers were forced to wear the masks because of threats of violence. >>> summer hiring is expected to soar this year. it says 41% of employers plan to hire seasonal workers for the summer compared to 29% last year. 79% say they'll consider summer hires for permanent positions that's good news. >>> that's the news update this hour. back downtown to you guys. >> sue, thank you. we want to take you straight to capitol hill to the senate intelligence hearing. where some of the witnesses are taking questions including andrew mccabe, acting fbi director. >> -- may have had with the president. >> okay. general stewart, you heard director coates state on everyone's behalf there's an expected deterioration of c

visits dalai lama in his first, also tweeting that our delegation to india was pleased meet with the prime minister modi to discuss the importance of our shared values that bind our two countries and this one as well. an honor for our delegation to visit the tibetan children's village. that from nancy pelosi who is joined on the congressional delegation by a number of members, including elliott ingles back home town hall meetings, some democrats adopt a district to talk hawk hawk and write that one house democrat was in enemy term on monday night. on a mission, sean patrick maloney, the new york lawmaker told a crowd at an industry events, where is your congressman? talking about republican congressman who was not holding town halls this week. and in fact on huff post.com you can see one of the photos, that they had the maloney meeting and simply labeled. >> honorable john fasto." one town hall meeting you may have heard about. tom macarthur, a key republican in the passage of the american health care act, suggesting part of the compromise, holding a town hall meeting that lasted fiv