deb haaland, talk about this legislation.s about to go public, $91 billion corporation, and again, we have a large corporation that dozens are you its workers. family sent me to congress because i know what is like to live paycheck to paycheck. i know what it is like to be on food stamps and have them for groceries back at the checkout line because you don't have enough money to pay for it. so this continues to be the situation. there is too much in equity in our country and in our world. i think it is time for the big corporations to make right with workers. generally, if you are in a play, the company you work for pays half of -- it is employee contributions. they pay half of your social security and half of your medicare taxes. aret now uber and lyft making their contract employees responsible for that. they're not contract employees. they are workers for the corporation. they are responsible for their $91 billion corporation right now because they are the ones doing the work. lyft toime for uber and pay their fair share s

deb cries a lot. i cry enough. [laughter] it's healthy.same thing happened when we voted on the equality act. i turned to deb and asked her if she was going to see her daughter, who is part of the lgbtq community and i said would you tell her how proud i am that we got to vote on this today and of course deb starts crying. we were hugging all over, everybody on the floor, on the democratic side of the floor, was hugging and excited. [laughter] then we hugged. it was one of those Ãbi started crying. i could feel it in my soul that we had just done something that will probably save the lives of some young lgbtq people because of the suicide rate that we have in this country. we just had a body of congress the house of representatives just sent the message that it is important to protect lgbtq people from discrimination. it is not okay for you to be discriminated against because of being part of this community when he tried to go get an apartment. how crazy is it, how wild is it that i can be the third district representative of the state of

debs was sentenceded to 10 years in prison.n. the case eventually went to the u.s.me court or the justices voted unananimously to uphold his conviction. i believe in free speech in war as well as in peace, debs told the jury in his trial, but the espionage law stands, thehen the constititution of thunited states is dead. congress eventually amended parts of the act but the thrust of the law has remaid in effect to this day. two were executed after b being convicted of t the law. it is been used as a weapon to attack free speech and dissent. and ththen came the pentagon papers casase for the e governmt charge t the whistleblower danil ellsberg under the espionage act. he faced more than 100 years in prison. >>>> how can youou measurere the jeopopardy i''m and whether r is 10 years, , 20 years, 115 years. rarather lududicrous. to t the penenalty that has been paid a already by 50,0,000 amern families here andnd hundreds of thousands of vietnamese families? hopes the chargeges were ultimamately does best in 1973, mostly because of rampant misconduct and illegal surveil

holland, one of the other two first native american women to come to the is nows -- deb holland the chair of the natural resources committee public lands subcommittee. that is a very big deal, and it's a very big deal in the native american community as well, so we are very, very proud of them, all of them. the beautiful diversity of it all. 106 women in the congress, 91 of them democrats. thank you, stephanie. [applause] speaker pelosi: isn't that remarkable? caucus, women, people of color, lgbtq. 60% of our caucus. we are very thrilled. we wish the other side would have some diversity, but having said that, we say and our caucus, our diversity is our strength. our unity is our power. and that power is recognized by this president of the united states. he knows that we will act together, whatever our differences are on one thing or another, when it comes to it, we build our consensus, and we make our plan and we go forward together. so this morning, we went to the hopeful -- hopeful that the president would participate in the conversation. as a follow-up to the previous conversatio

day deb you will continue to pay tribute to journalists who do exceptional work and help preserve the freedom of the press one day there's going to be on freedom of expression freedom of press is the brief we cannot be imaginable without freedom of press and this is so important for our work and so important for your work so i think we had to had to do something to to cherish freedom of press and to to give out this award and did was something which was really an affair of a heart of a heart for me i really wanted this because i think we can we can do some changes when we when we highlight the freedom of press and the people who really fight for freedom of press on a daily basis i mean all over water when is where in some kind of danger. some kind of pressure and i think this is so important to highlight it and we from media and international media we have the possibilities of spreading the news and freedom of press is a keystone of democracy so without it's doesn't work so i'm very happy that we have this water money. the 29000 winners said the award has given her additional strength

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amy: siddhartha deb, thank you for being with us award-winning , indian author and journalist.e will link to the new piece in the new republic headlined "unmasking modi: the violence, insecurity, and rage behind the man who has replaced gandhi as the face of india." his non-fiction book "the beautiful and the damned: a portrait of the new india." when we come back, syria. stay with us. ♪ [music break] amy: this is democracy now!, i'm amy goodman with nermeen shaikh. nermeen: we turn now to syria, the state department said tuesday that the syrian government may have used chemical weapons during recent fighting in idlib. the state department warned that the united states and its allies would respond quickly and appropriately if it is determined that chemical weapons have been used. this allll comes as new questios are being raised about an alleged chemical weapons attack in the city of douma last year. the syrian governmenent was accused of dropping two gas cylinders on the city, killing dozens of people. the u.s. a a allierespspond by carrying outirstrike bua newly aked intnal d

even eugene debs, good example, he's a socialist. he runs high times for president. in 1908, he runs from risen where he has been jailed because of actions to do with the strike he was involved in an inflammatory statements he supposedly made. even he -- he's not heading of revolution. he's running for president. he's not bombing people. he's part of the system, too. i brought up senator albert beverage from indiana, the proponent of imperialism who was an important voice for roosevelt in the senate when roosevelt was president. he said this about theodore roosevelt -- he said that theodore roosevelt's brilliance was in differentiating that species of anarchism which we popularly termed bolshevism -- so isolating to visit or radicalism from that form of normal progress called liberalism. in modern terms, we would call this a liberal, not a radical. i'm not sure i am prepared to roosevelt a liberal, but i think you see the analogy. making less cleaner and safer and more organized, the appeal of radicals would be diminished. -- making life cleaner and safer and more or

applicant is within his rights to pursue constructing a small retailer complex on the site >> the garr debs on land worth an estimated $4 million and is a stone's throw from the planned google campus. the owner of the garden is appealing a ruling to the full planning commission. >>> the time is 4:48. let's see if i can get this right. a 7th grader from san jose is one of several winners in an eight way tie at the national spelling bee. a-u-s-l-a-u-t. >> you are correct. >> he always is. this 13-year-old finished in an eight way tie for first place. it has ver happened before in the 94 year history of the spelling bee. organizers had to make a contingency plan. the champions finished out the contest spelling 47 straight words correctly so they will each get the top prize, $50,000 cash and a custom trophy! rizick tied for 25th place last year. he is from san jose. >> a lot of times i have not even heard of the words. >> you know what i love about this. sometime between when i was a kid and now it has become so cool to be smart. we kind of use the word nerd affectionately. these people will r

maybe the toughest ber deb is on the farmers. we helped them before on lost exports. >> china has yet to announce if or how they will retaliate. there are no new meetings scheduled. >> >> the san jose sharks hope to do something they haven't been able to do, win the second game of a playoff series. saturday night the shark dominated the s at the "shark tank." they won 6-3. san jose has won the first game and lost the second in both earlier rounds and ended up going all seven games against vegas and colorado so they may be getting a little tired. shark are counting on fans to give them a boost of energy when the game starts at 6:00 tonight. we will have live coverage. >>> the western conference finals between the warriors and trail blazers begin tomorrow night. portland beat the nuggets yesterday to advance and for the first time siblings will face each other, 28-year-old seth keri will go will go toe to toe with steph are tomorrow night. games three and four in portland. i heard steph curry sent his brother a text saying see you

abortion deb i'm robert costa. welcome to "washington week." theea.s.kes a dl with canada and mexico to lift steel and aluminum tariffs. could a tra deal with china be next? president trump: our proposal is pro american, pro immigrant and pro worker. it's just common sense. robert: president trump rolls out aew immigration plan, seeking tooritize migrants with high skills. but the reception on both sides of the aisle is cool. plus -- inside the latest push to restrict abortion,t nex.

that's on sister site deb tries to respond with humor you know how i shall stay here and take care of our parents. the son takes us with him to a technology exhibition an acquaintance of his has caused quite a stir in iran. in just four years massoud has managed to create a replica of his favorite car a lamborghini in a country plagued by shortages of many goods and where few can afford imported luxury cars some people are building their own dream cars. more as low boardin or apologize to lemberg a need for copying their idea and design but the italians are really to blame because they are simply the best at it and as a fairly paid are sure that the sanctions are forcing us to come up with new approaches built the car only with iranian parts that motivates me everybody has to find their own pops. in the japanese engine packs only half as much worse power as the original the yellow sports car made in iran looks like a lamborghini even though it isn't one it exudes both pride and defiance look somehow we can do it alone. forty years after the islamic revolution iran remains isolated the

holland one of the other two first native american women to come to the congress, deb holland is now of the natural resources committee public lands sub-committee. that is a very big deal. and it is a very big deal in the native american community as well. so we're very, very proud of them. all of them. the beautiful diversity of it all. 106 women in the congress. 91 of them democrats. thank you, stephanie. [ applause ] >> isn't that remarkable? 60% of the -- 60% of our caucus, women, people of color, lgbtq. >> the speaker nancy pelosi speaking at an event here in washington at a democratic group. she was asked about president trump this morning and we took you there live and she's decided so far not to answer the question and we'll take you back and monitor it if she gets to those remarkz and not talking about the diversity of the democrat caucus and we'll go back to it. and let's play what started this this morning and i'll paraphrase it and speaker had a meeting with the democrat this is morning and said the president engaged in a cover-up and the president goes into the meeting a

abortion deb i'm robert costa. welcome to "washington week." theea.s. strikes a dl with canada and mexico to lift steel and aluminum tariffs. could a tra deal with china be next? president trump: our proposal is pro american, pro immigrant and pro worker. it's just common sense. robert: president trump rolls out aew immigration plan, seeking tooritize migrants with high skills. but the reception on both sides of the aisle is cool. plus -- inside the latest push to restrict abortion,t nex. announcer: this is "washington week."is funding rovided by -- >> for projects around the house, home adviser helps find local pros to do the work. you can c ratings, read customer reviews andoo appointments with pros online. at homeadviser online. home adviser is proudup tort "washington" week. >> kevin. >> kevin. >> kevin.fo >> adviclife. life well planned. learn more at raymondjames.com >> babbel, a language program that teaches real life conversations in a new language such as spanish, french, german, italian and more. babbel's 10 to 15-minute lessons are available

a measurement right deb a 2nd round of local government election on june 2nd i will request needed declaration of national elections from the president of the public so adam and the greek people of the only ones to make the final decision. away from europe now and iraq has spoken out against the u.s. treatment of iran in the escalating crisis between the 2 countries but the iraqi foreign minister also told his iranian counterpart that he is willing to mediate but matheson reports on iraq's that likud position. if mohammed jever jellyfish came to baghdad to clarify where iraq stands in the ongoing tension between the u.s. and iran iraq's foreign minister seems to have given him an answer. against the unilateral measures taken by the us we are standing by iran in its position and god willing we can play an intermediary role between the parties if necessary. iran's foreign minister has proposed signing a non-aggression pact with gulf neighbors but iran says it will take action if necessary. we will defend ourselves against any efforts for a war with iran whether it is a military or economic one t

percent doubly correspondent kate brady began her journey to gauge the german public's mood in a network deb so she found out how important it is for rural communities to get on to stay connected. for the first leg of my journey i'm leaving behind philip essen in the german countryside. once a world leader in industry an innovation when it comes to digitalize ation germany is lagging far behind. despite the impending arrival of five g. technology hearing seventy some parts of the country especially in the countryside people are still dreaming of that wax and a reliable internet connection let's not forget it wasn't so long ago the japanese chancellor angela merkel has self but describing the internet as new territory. agriculture is just one industry feeling the effects of germany's digital shortcomings like air envelop where network dead zones are a common occurrence for farmers like olaf's pic. by using g.p.s. signals the structure has the capacity to drive itself autonomously and cover the exact same route and the exact same tracks taken on previous days. but. this value here shows how go

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. >> reporter: deb ivanhoe received her first-ever measles vaccine this morning.ar-old from new york couldn't remember if she had ever been vaccinated as a child, so she had her blood tested and discovered she had no immunity against the measles. >> i've been walking around at risk during this outbreak. >> reporter: most people born and mmunity, but been exposed to ivanhoe was born a year later, when there was no vaccine. that came along in 1963. but even those first vaccine recipients may not be in the clear, according to us. >> the first five years of the vaccine, some batches of it were not very good. none of us really know which batch we got. >> reporter: health professionals say you can get your blood tested like ivanhoe, or just get the measles booster. it's the less-expensive option. and there's another age group that night want to consider a measles booster. >> from 1968 to 1989, we only gave one shot. then we started giving two shots. so still, immunity may be a little low. >> reporter: so far this year, the c.d.c. has confirmed 704 measles cases. that's

deb is response to the leak is significant it's very important you know easy w. not dinara eat that this engineer report comes move in the o.p.c. don't believe in i haven't denied that what they're trying to do is to create all break going between this engineering report and yet investigation and that as we make clear untruth now that there is no good reason to accept what they're saying at face value the bottom line in this is that the document has been passed to us we have confirmed confirmation from multiple sources which clearly shows that there has been an investigation carried out from within the o.p.c. w. an investigation which is not found its way or to not leak into the fire and do not report which came out about a month ago really question our question now is what has been going on within the o.p.c. w. over the course of the last 12 months and why is it the case that this document has not found its way into the final o.p.c. w. . the idea states has been a god since the state of alabama approved a new abortion law it is current in the most restrictive in

areas calling on the international community to stop the military campaign led by have to ask him did deb and his comrades say the rose up again is to get into n.t. 11 and now can't have another military john ruling the country the other wasn't a part of. after as a war criminal because he is with these strikes in fact is even bringing gyptian in iraqi warplanes to help them we want to civilian state not a military rule on thursday night another airstrike hit in tripoli city center but this time the attack seems to convey the political message they. have to lawmakers is the targets are you witnesses talk over state of panic after the explosion no casualties were reported but the damage was significant. and you can i believe we are calling on the united nations mission in libya and the international community to do their part to protect civilians and face the aggression that has been targeting civilians. the target appears to have been numbers of the parliament which is controlled by have to realize they broke away and established a base in tripoli of that have to his forces began their of

that and more coming up and do you deb you can use asia and when there's lots on our web site that's dot com you can also follow us on twitter as well as on facebook i see you half an hour out of a. clue . an action packed life. anything's possible as long as our coffee and his friends can drain our. country's movie theater. refugee camp . his life story may have ground to a halt. twenty seven years ago but there's no holding back his dreams flux hard. to find people watching. cinema starts may twenty seventh on t.w. full. where the real power that resides. i come from there lots of people in fact more than a billion if you there was not just democracy that's one reason why i'm passionate about people and aspirations and they can sense. the television reporters tried to influence after the ford focus on one i remember thinking at the time if the blood in broken forward anything can happen if people come together and unite for a cool. when i do the news i often confront difficult situations for conflicts being discussed out i see despite my job to confront good speeches on policies an

i want to thank the mayor and the real mayor deb for being here.applause] y'all think i'm kidding, let me tell you something. if you are the spouse of a mayor, a spouse of a governor, you work full-time for nothing. [laughter] anyway. thank you. thank you. i also want to thank ken, former dubuque county sheriff who is with us. had the great honor of recommending him to be u.s. marshal and he did one heck of a job for us. [applause] lindsey, congratulations, kid. congratulations. wonderful. i really mean it. and also, you know, rick and our former state representative and president of the greater dubuque corporation -- anyway, you are a hell of a job pal. ,[applause] [laughter] and kathy flynn, former county treasurer and i talk about you -- you have become really good friends with people. to terry, john, ellen goodman and the whole family, they've been great supporters, great friends. we have never lost contact with each other from the time we met years ago. and -- [applause] to suggest, think we all know, whether you are a 15-year-old kid or wheth

we've been working with cities and schools in berkley and we have a couple here, cheryl bus, deb mccoy and the planning staff has been working. so we have spent the past year in three schools, malcolm x academy and monroe and i'll till in just a minute more about what we've been doing. we're fo going to talk about the importance of the engagement and figure out a plan to go forward. so just to step back for a second, why is it important and why should we be talking to kids? as part of the process to engage our community, this is about 15 positio15%of our population ovef you think about the sheer numbers of people. when you think about the long-range planning issues, sea level rise, things that are the future, those are the folks experiencing that and civic engagement and how do you introduce that to kid young and diversifyindiversifying our prod they understand what is planning and how to be a planner when they grow up. so in the past, we've done some things well and not so well when we've tried to engage kids. i thought you a table on the side with crayons and kids are engaged. i thin

i like pastor mike's church because it got the feeling of my deb grandma in the 21st century. >> i appreciatef us and all of you participated. >> i have been in your church in berkeley, california. >> yours are a beautiful church. a little homie. is it wrong when i see places like this, i get a little suspicious? >> wrong? no, i don't think it is wrong. this is like a message to amplify a message. i am curious of the message. if the message is black -- all it is is really quite problematic particularly given the moment of time. i am excited to take a peek in there. >> you are not only my spiritual backup but my black backup. >> proud to be. >> let's go. >> this is like going to the arena. fellowship church is a southern baptist church. let's break it down real quick. it is time america finally learns about christianity. a mega-church, having 2,000 more people attending. with catholic church and orthodox church. nearly 600,000 residence of dallas are protestants. fellowship has nine campuses across dallas. they attract 25,000 people a week with a broadcast reaching to millions online. that mea

. >> reporter: state senator jerry hill wants prosecutors to investigate that inch debs. >> they're putting people at risk and doing it knowingly and management is telling them to do it and they're getting away with it. >> reporter: pg&e says it's investigating what happened in san jose. meanwhile it's adding crews and shaking up management of the 811 program in light of conduct it calls unacceptable. jaxon van derbeken, nbc bay area news. >>> well, after months of feel-good stories involving tiger woods' triumphant come back, news today he's being blamed for a death. he and his girlfriend are being sued by the family of a bartender at woods' restaurant in florida. woods said everyone at the restaurant knew he was an alcoholic. days before die beiing days before dieing in a car crash where he was drunk, he was drinking. >> we feel bad for his entire family. >> they accuse restaurant employees of destroying key video in this case. >>> actor and comedian tim conway died today at the age of 85. he's best known for "the carol burnett show" like cracking up his co-stars. including harvey coreman

areas calling on the international community to stop the military campaign led by have to ask him did deb and his comrades say the rose up again is to get into and then and now can't have another military john ruling the country the other wasn't a part of the. after as a war criminal because he bombs our areas with their strikes in fact is even bringing gyptian in iraqi warplanes to help them we want to civilian state not a military rule on thursday night another airstrike hit in tripoli city center but this time the attack seems to convey the political message the headquarters of the have to lawmakers is the target are you witnesses talk over state of panic after the explosion no casualties were reported but the damage was significant the real belief and i believe from the get go we are calling on the united nations mission in libya and the international community to do their part to protect civilians and face the aggression that has been targeting civilians. the target appears to have been numbers of the parliament which is controlled by have to realize they broke away and established a

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. >> they have been telling us 22 trillion in deb, yearly deficits. many years ago debt used to be a four-letter word. many years ago politicians were upset about raising government spending. many years ago, about ridiculous you know, size of government but nobody cares anymore. and it is the norm now. supposedly good that more debt is foisted upon an unwary taxpayer and public. and away we go. there will be a day of reckoning. i don't know to years, 10 years, all these people doing this stuff they will be all gone. they will be way gone or lobbyists or working on wall street and we'll be paying for it. melissa: there you go. back to the markets on that happy note. the dow ending in the green, department store woes hitting retail stocks as more consumers opt to buy things online. gerri willis is a the new york stock exchange. go ahead. reporter: it has been a mixed bag on retailers. let's start with kohl's. a nice beat, i'm sorry, a disappoint on the bottom line, 51 cents a year versus 68 but revenue was better. the ceo telling investors the year star

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so just keep that in mind we still have that wet weather but then drying out for the afternoon city deb any outdoor plans expect better clearing with partly cloudy skies for your memorial day monday rain totals with this storm system expect about a quarter of an inch of rain or less for most of the bay area, lighter amounts for those of you in the north bay, but the highest for those of you in the south bay. you could easily see slightly less than half an inch of rain and windy conditions as well so far the national weather service bay area holding off on issuing any wind advisories could see gusts to about 45 miles per hour less with sustained winds and that 20 to 30 mile per hour range throughout most of your sunday morning and afternoon. today's daytime highs though already feeling that cooler air mass with those changes underway 2 to 5 degrees below average and that storm cloud cover starting to make its way into the bay area cooling down our temperatures even more widespread 50's and even starting to see some more 50's popping up in our interior valleys with the exception of napa c

donald trump could are have debs greater than his assets or his income or taking moem much more money as president of the united states than he was as a private siz. he could have debts to foreign countries. we don't know. the financial disclosure forms only show approximations of how much total cash, total revenue donald trump's businesses took in. they do not show how much those businesses had to then pay out in expenses and whether those businesses had any profits at all. that donald trump was able to take home for himself. only donald trump's tax returns would tell the truth. unless of course, donald trump is filing false tax returns. the only thing that is starkly clear in the trump financial disclosure form is that donald trump's third wife melania is completely financially dependent on him. the form shows that she has an income of zero. but that she does own her own apartment in new york city. for more of the gems in the trump financial disclosure form we're lucky tonight to have two experts in trump finances. they have both written books about trump finances. david kay johnsto

areas calling on the international community to stop the military campaign led by have to ask him did deb and his comrades say the rose up again is to get into it. and now can't have another military john rolling the country the other was not a part of the. after as a war criminal because he bombs our areas with strikes in fact is even bringing gyptian in iraqi warplanes to help them we want to civilian state not a military rule on thursday night another airstrike hit in tripoli city center but this time the attack seems to convey the political message the headquarters of the have to lawmakers is the target are you witnesses talk over a state of panic after the explosion no casualties were reported but the damage was significant is the real belief and i believe from the get go we are calling on the united nations mission in libya and the international community to do their part to protect civilians and face the aggression that has been targeting civilians. the target appears to have been numbers of the beast the parliament which is controlled by have to realize they broke away and establi

he is the one who pardoned eugene debs, let him out of prison. that's a very important effort towards goodwill. he did not get the country into any war at all. andd the actual teapot dome scandals generally affects other people, did not directly reflect on him. so i would not argue he belongs in the top two-thirds; however, fourth to the last compared to some of the others, i would quibble with that. on the upside, i have a problem with lyndon johnson. and the reason is this: yes, his record on civil rights, his record on domestic policy, the drugs of the great society, these -- the creation of the great society, these are all extremely positive things that would put him in the upper tier. however, this perhaps is where a president in our lifetime and the way we react to him might be the fact. my very first involvement in politics when i was a junior in high schoolac was working as a volunteer for a the campaign of eugene mccarthy. vietnam is something that hung over the country for many, many years. and of the five presidents, arguably, who had

deb dolbman who runs her own packaging business. >> for the past two years our country has been jerkedg towed down a bumpy dirt road behind an angry toddler on a tricycle. >> i don't know what you mean. >> we seem to be in danger of losing our place as leader of the free world. if you are elected who would be the resip dwrncipients of your three official phone calls and what would be your message? >> i think that's a great question. i think i would call our allies in europe and say that we are open for business once again because we know how important this alliance is to freedom and the world and to all of us since world war ii. it's not a -- a republican or democratic president hasn't made a call like that. i would make a call like that. i would call the prime minister of israel and remind them that our relationship is strong and that even when we are critical of one another we have a particularly important relationship for the reasons that dana and i were talking about earlier. and then i would call the heads of mexico and honduras, el salvador and guatemala and i would invite them t