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morning we are joined by the lifetime achievement, grand marshall of the san francisco pride parade, donna mornings on 2, the nine, you can see smoke coming from emeryville, this a building this is on fire. this is a two alarm response, we will get you more information, the crews are just arriving on the scene. the smoke was a different color when we first saw it, now it is white, which indicates it has a little bit of water on the fire. again, when the crews get there, we will let you know when we find out.>> that is better than the thick black smoke that we saw just a little bit later. welcome, it has been a busy morning. we are covering the upcoming democratic debate tonight. we will talk about that in a second, first, we will get to the top story today, three people are dead after a shooting in a car dealership in morgan hill. we are at the ford dealership where it happened on condit road. >> reporter: good morning, you tape in front of the store here, employees are showing up this morning, clearly very upset about what happened yesterday, they did not want to speak with us, we saw som

what is your take on this, donna? >> i think first of all the vice president is not consistent with the democratic party platform. on page 37 of our 2016 platform it calls for repeal on the hyde amendment in large part because poor women, often women that do not have access to resources are penalized when they have to make that reproductive health choice. i think he came down on the right side of the issue. unfortunately, people see it as being inconsistent or changing his mind when he decided to run for president for the third time. arthel: okay so, you kind of are okay with this? >> well, i support the democratic party platform on the issue. and you know, there is an old saying, it's always the right time to do something, there's no time to do something right -- there's no wrong time to do something right. he decided to change his position. arthel: all right, we will take that point and roll on. we'll take a look now at the cnn des moines register poll that is out today asking likely democratic 2020 iowa caucus part

stick around there, terry and donna.eart wrenching photo fueling more debate about the immigration crisis. shocking image shows bodies of a father and young daughter who drown as they tried to cross the rio grande into the united states. casey stegal is live in clint, texas, for us. >> reporter: dana, agents here on the ground tell us, unfortunately, this is happening more and more often. migrants of all ages drowning as they attempt to cross the rio grande river. as we explained that is the international boundary. one side mexico, the other side, united states. absolutely heart wrenching image is from a couple el salvador. they came from el salvador. it was a family, a wife, father and a daughter. the wife watched the daughter and the father get swept away from shore. water patrol issued a statement that it is a stark reminder of just how dangerous this whole journey is. 44 water rescues carried out in all of 2018. and so far this year for 2019, more than 400. more than 400 versus 44. all of it, according to top leaders

donna?2,000 african-americans who sacrificed at normandy who fought in a segregated military for a segregated country. >> amen. maya. >> aoc doing deals with ted cruz, showing bipartisanship where none of us ever thought there could be bipartisanship. >> mr. wolff. >> leah chase, who is the restaurateur in new orleans, who not only ran an incredibly good restaurant, so i would just give it to her for that, but also became a pillar in the civil rights movement. >> my hero is still nancy pelosi because she's holding tight to what i think is the right strategy. >> my zero, turbo tax, trying to sucker the american people into free tax filing when what they really do is charge a whole bunch of low income, moderate income americans filing fees. let's get them out of the business. >> ouch. maya. >> eric and don junior, pumping the trump resorts on a state visit that didn't need them. >> mick mulvaney, acting chief of staff, and his excuse for why they hid the "john mccain." he was barely making an

donna persona. the open house video with donna is absolutely amazing. donna is an activist for transgender rights. she served on the boards of trans-march and day of remembrance and on the main streets after the compton's coms cafeteria. she raised the first transgender flag at city hall with mayor breed. the play recreates the transgender history and including sf weeklys best of 2018, donna persona. [cheers and applause.] >> this is such a great group of grand marshalls for 2019. i am excited to watch you celebrate this month and be honored. with that happy pride again. [applause.] >> thank you so much. you are doing such amazing work. it is my honor to bring up our last speaker. the executive director of sf pride has done amazing work with pride. we are sad that he will be leaving pride this year. he has done so much amazing work. please join me in welcoming george and thanking him for his incredible service. [applause.] >> thank you, clair, mayor breed, supervisor mandelman. i have many of our team joining us. as mayor breed mentioned, there is a lot

okay. >> come on, donna.ou're going to make me go to church. >> you're going anyway, my dear. >> i know, i know. all right, but look, julian castro, he had a great breakout moment. he was able to not just articulate his vision on immigration, but he was on the stage with some heavyweights and i thought he did a fabulous job. and of course, everyone's still talking about senator kamala harris. the blow that was felt not just in the biden camp, but the blow that was felt across america as she prosecuted -- is that the right way? she prosecuted her case. >> you bet. >> the biden campaign, i was somewhat shocked that they didn't anticipate this was going to go down. >> that's the big surprise. >> yeah. i said this earlier, on an earlier program, his major issue which he hasn't figured out, own up to your mistakes and say i'm sorry. he had to known this issue was going to follow him. he didn't do it on the crime bill, the sexual harassment allegations. and it was a great moment for him to say i was wrong and i'll

donna, give us a sense of what you learned.saw both of them at the local governments association. they came and spoke to conservative leaders across england and wales. it was a very useful meeting, it gives an opportunity to hear from them first hand what their priorities are. for dealing with a huge issue of leaving the european union and also about some domestic policy as well. and angela, i think you have beenin well. and angela, i think you have been in the presence ofjeremy hunt recently? we had an association dinner withjeremy recently? we had an association dinner with jeremy hunt on recently? we had an association dinner withjeremy hunt on friday evening. he took time to mingle with out evening. he took time to mingle with our membership and to give a great speech to all of us there. i have beena speech to all of us there. i have been a boris johnson supporter, speech to all of us there. i have been a borisjohnson supporter, but idono been a borisjohnson supporter, but i do no one thing. when you are in the room with th

the donna karan dress and pull down my tights.when i -- that's when my brain went on -- that's where the adrenaline started and it became -- it became a -- a fight. and it was -- it hurt. and it was against my will. and it -- i don't know where i got the strength because he was big but i think -- i was stomping my foot. i had my handbag on this arm. i never put it down. i'm holding, i have no idea -- the only reason i know i'm holding is when i got out in the street i still had it in my hand so somehow i got my knee up and pushed him back and the minute he backed up i was out the door. >> joining us, former u.s. attorney for the northern district of alabama also an msnbc legal analyst. joyce, thank you for joining us tonight and i know you also read the second by second detail that e. jean carroll provides in her "new york magazine" article description as well as what we heard tonight. with the elements you heard described tonight and wa you read her describe in the article, what is it that you're hearing? is this -- what is the c

sure seems to be what the former dnc, now fox news contributor, donna brazile is saying.e a look. you said that russia is the reason that hillary clinton isn't president. in other words, are you saying that donald trump is an illegitimate president? >> i'm saying that russia played a role in 2016 and i say while there's other factors that led to secretary clinton falling short of the 270 electoral votes, yes, i do believe that russia was a major factor and the debacle in 2016. >> neil: you said russia is the reason why she was denied the white house. don't you think that fuels an impression if it wasn't for russia, donald trump would have never gotten to the white house? >> before he deleted the tweet he put out about russia's hope, the russians sought to help donald trump and defeat hillary clinton. there's other factors that led to secretary clinton not getting 270 electoral votes. i push back on those that don't believe that the interference caused havoc and created chaos. a foreign country that sought to influence the elections, they should have been reported. i becam

donna brazile, great to see you. i'm glad to see that we've reached such agreement over the years. >> you and i got to always talk. we learn from each other. lou: thanks, donna. >> thank you. lou: great to have you here. lou: great to have you here. we're coming right back. ♪ ♪ ♪ the new axis between russia and china on full display today. vladimir putin hosting xi jinping for a three-day state visit. the relationship between the two leaders growing to the moint where putin said the alliance has reached an unprecedented level. cause for concern for the united states. hyper sonic weapons. after leading the way in this field for decades, the united states is now well behind china and russia in their development of missiles. they've invested heavily, have the chinese and russians, in hyper sonic technology in recent years. >>> the acting director of isis security and investigations with a new warning about foreign students in this country. saying that the likes of iran, russia and china are using visiting students to st

just a great interest to start it's a start it's a start and there are some interesting ones i mean donna for the 1st time has its own 1000000000 at the b. and allah so the for the very 1st time they're able to present their image of themselves and of their culture in the way they would like it to be seen so well let's have a look. the opening of gunness 1st ever pavilion at this year's b.l.o. was a cause for celebration and national pride the country nearly 60 years old was eager to present its homegrown artists to the world the country's 1st lady came for the inauguration as did top british architect david adding who has been and roots and to design the pavilion. this president wants to ensure that the gods are central to the development of the country central to tourism central to the soft power of the country and communicating to the world the kind of incredible benevolence of a country and its people so that's why we're here and also a small pavilion but a very lot of it in making a very large statement. i g.'s designed plays on guy named building traditions creating a intimate space

the opening of donna's 1st ever pavilion at this year's b.l.o. was a cause for celebration and national pride the country merely 60 years old was eager to present its homegrown artists to the world the country's 1st lady came to the inauguration as did top british architect david adding who has been in roots and to design the pavilion. this president wants to ensure that the gods was central to the development of a country central to tourism central to the soft power of the country and communicating to the world the kind of incredible benevolence of a country and its people so that's why we're here and no small pavilion but a very large company and making a very large state with. i g.'s design plays on gun in building traditions creating a intimate space for the sensitive portraits by painter lynette. and for photos by felicia gone as 1st professional female photographer she started taking pictures at the age of 14 and captured political developments in gaza which in 1957 was one of the 1st african countries to gain independence from britain that

i would like to invite shane watson and donna graves up to the podium. when our office is all received notice of this year's pride month special commendations, we immediately thought to honor the brilliant co-authors of the citywide historic context statement for lgbtq history in the city and county of san francisco. there's a lot to say about this monumental effort and how it started, but let me start by speaking in my own personal role as somebody who has championed historic preservation and advocated it in the northeast corner of the city. long before i came into elected office in the 1990s, i was community advocate and helped save the colombo building at number 1 columbus avenue. i became acquainted with the history of the black cat and the paper doll that this board of supervisors has landmarked today , and we ultimately saved one columbus avenue from the wrecking ball. that was right at about the same time that the carmel fallon house was on the chopping block, and the story of the context statement, i think begins in that effort to save that 104 -

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in washington, former democratic congressman donna edwards. welcome all. first of all, let's talk steve kornacki, about the strategy of not mentioning joe biden. not at all. not once. >> yeah, i guess i wasn't particularly surprised only in that i wonder about the word optics of that. if he's not on stage, if you go after him in some way and he's not there to defend himself and he hasn't spoken in one of these settings yet, i'm wondering much more though tonight, particularly when it comes to bernie sanders, but also potentially to any of the other candidates on the stage. particularly the candidates on the edges of the stage who are looking to get attention. biden's presence on that stage tonight, is that going to make for an inviting target. when i say sanders, too, i'm th thinking about last night about would you abolish private health insurance. elizabeth warren said she would. that's something we'll hear potentially tonight. that's an area where she and bernie sanders are competing for voters. if sanders were to try to make a stand like that, is there

here now with mark, donna brazile, former chair of the democratic national committee.huckabee. i want to start by playing half a minute of the highlights from last night we will go to you and get a response. >> i would make certain that every woman has access to the full range of reproductive health care services, that includes birth control. it includes abortion. it includes everything for a woman >> just because a woman or let's not forget someone in the trans community, trans female. , is poor it doesn't mean they shouldn't have the right to exercise the right to choose. >> it's going to take all of us coming together to make sure that it does. [speaking spanish] >> martha: what did you think of last night? >> i thought last night's debate was heavy on substance and light on personal insults and gratuitous attacks. tonight is another main event for the democrats because were going to see the front runners compete on the stage. remember, there's still several candidates who are going to try to introduce themselves. martha, as you well know, the democratic party, we h

frank, donna and chuck are all still with us.i want to ask you, your reaction to the fact not just that mueller will appear on capitol hill but the impact. you were targeted by this president, attacked by this president. you kept going and wrote a big book and had a big impact after this investigation and your reasons for opening that full-field investigation into the president. robert mueller was investigating this president, was on the is scene longer than you got to stay, unfortunately, for our country. what do you think the impact will be of hearing his voice on this report? >> nicolle, i think it will be extraordinary. i think you only have to look back as far as the very limited nine-minute statement director mueller gave just a few weeks ago, completely changed the conversation around the report, around the investigative findings and the impact that, that report has had on people in congress and i think on the general public. so if you extrapolate out from that very brief statement to think about director mueller sitting b

guy benson of fox news radio, and former dnc chair, donna brazile.l, the new fox poll has some interesting numbers on this subject, let's put them up on the screen, a record -- it's pretty surprising, 50% now think the trump campaign actually coordinated with the russians in 2016. if that's higher than a year ago and it's higher than this march, just before release of the mueller report clear the president of collusion. guy, it was pretty clear to me that secretary pompeo was not especially appreciative of my asking him about what seems to be an inescapably big story, but the president 'answer, yeah, i'd look at it, doesn't that only add to people's concerns about this? >> yeah, it was a bad answer. he sort of went all over the place and touched all of the bases so he could touch all the bases and say may maybe i go to the fbi come he cleaned it up, he mopped it up on fox & friends the next day. as for the ball you just put on the screen, with 50% of americans believe that there was coordination between the from campaign and russia, i just want to re

>> donna -- i've known donna a long time. donna has her opinion. i think she's falling in line with what is kind of the washington insider elitist thought that a lot of people tell me they enjoyed it and thought it was funny, but beyond that it reached more people that would not have known that barr didn't show up, that he avoided a subpoena, that he did not show and it got a lot of attention. i didn't appreciate the late-night comics but it reached their audience that don't watch cnn and don't see msnbc and would not have known anything about it so the reach was expanded greatly. i think people got it and i think they understand it, and -- and it's history. >> you're right. it did expand the reach there. i want to know though, you know, you -- you want impeachment and we saw last week gaysing pressure from the chairman on your committee that speaker please reportedly said behind closed doors she wants to see trump in prison, not impeached. does that kind of rhetoric satisfy someone like you? does that satisfy you personally as you're demanding imp

it was a work of a second to reach in under my donna karen, through my open in the front, through thent on, that's when the adrenaline started and it become a fight and it was -- it hurt. it was against my will. >> president trump saying in a statement in response, i've never met this person in my life. she's trying to sell a new book. that should indicate her moatation. it never happened. >> carroll showed this photo. and a friend that says carroll told her about the attack the very next day. joining me now my guests. welcome to you both this morning. first to you, do you believe carroll's account of what happened here? >> not at all. it doesn't pass the sniff test. there is no fact witnesses, eye witnesses, no videotape, no police report, no record from a hospital if she was allegedly assaulted. this is just a he said/she said situation. in this country, we have the presumption of innocence. president trump is innocent. the burdenen is on the accuser prove that this happened. she can't even get her facts straight on the alleged state. she can't remember if it is the spring of '96 or

as donna brazile said it is early.the president, listen to this back and forth, it was something to see. >> i would rather run against biden than anybody. i think he is the weakest mentally. >> i believe the president is literally an exit stencil threat to america. >> joe biden is a dummy. >> he says make america great again. let's make america america again. >> sleepy joe someplace in iowa today said my name so many times people couldn't stand it anymore. >> time and time again, issue after issue trump makes the wrong choices. he's motivated by the wrong things. >> with biden we would never be treated with respect because people don't respect him. even the people he is running against are saying where is he? what happened? brian: he used the expression let's make america america again which is something michael avenatti who faces a lot of legal problems and faces prison time if convicted took time out of his busy day to say i wish i had thought of this and then he took the tweet down, sound like he supports joe biden

thank you very much for your analysis that britain has chilled out the red carpet for us president donna trump at the start of his 1st state visit that he and 1st lady millennium arrived by helicopter and buckingham palace where they were welcomed by feel invisible for lunch even before he set foot in the u.k. trump was stirring up controversy but endorsing divisive conservative politician boris johnson as the next prime minister he also said the u.k. should be much tougher with the european union during breaks at negotiations. correspondent shall of pots is standing in front of buckingham palace and joins me now from there charlotte a royal welcome for donald trump what's on the agenda at buckingham palace and later on. well it's going to be more pomp and ceremony for donald trump as you mentioned he arrived here in marine one with the palace called just a short while ago was greeted by prince charles and camilla and a bunch of cannon fire can and salutes while coming in over 20 minutes of loud cannon fires here later on so he's now having lunch with the queen he will later on move on t

she beat donna vekic in straight sets. miriam walker—khan was watching.never won a match at the french open. but her impressive run this year brought her to her knees brought her to her meeting against donna vekic, a friend off and on the court. and konta did a good job of putting that to one side. it was hard to judge who would win with the pair battling through numerous stubborn rallies. her new mantra and coach demetri is having autonomy on court, and she did so looking calm and collected, barely exchanging a glance with her team. this week, konta said herself winning back to back means you learn to trust yourself. and that is exactly what she did. a little bit of history made, but konta will be happy to continue walking injo durie's footsteps and make it all the way to the final four. and konta will now face last yea r‘s runner—up, sloane stephens. the american came through in straight sets against the 2016 champion, garbine muguruza. konta has won both her previous matches against stephens. there were very straightforward wins for roger federer and r

. >> reporter: donna fleming and others are beyond disbelief by the murder of brian light. the 59-year-old lived here with his two children. wednesday morning family members moved his white car into the garage but said nothing. >> i've seen people coming in and out. i thought there was a lot of visitors for a day and i didn't realize it was my neighbor that was killed. >> reporter: fellow residents describe light as a beautiful human being. he used his love of mechanics to help others. >> he was a prince of a man. he would do anything for anybody. he helped all his neighbors, was very, you know, generous, kind person. >> reporter: 38-year-old xavier souto was also killed tuesday at the ford dealership in morgan hill. his family declined to talk to fox 2 saying the emotional strain over his loss is too much to process. sitting nearly in between the two grieving communities the neighborhood where alleged gunman steven leet lived, his front door showing signs of forced entry and neighbors say police were here tuesday night as part of the larger investigation. some are shocked

donna, i'm going to ask you that question.s long record and long history with dealing with many of our racial challenges from busing, equality, to voting rights, civil rights, joe biden has been in the forefront on racial justice i. however. lisa: why did kamala harris call him out then. >> she called him out because as you well know for the last two weeks when the vice president himself made reference working in the senate from staunch from the south is right to bring these issues up because we need to have a conversation not just as democrats but as americans. how we move forward on race relations or racial justice. as you know mayor pete also had a similar question on race in terms of what happened this past week in south bend when an unarmed black man was killed by a white policeman. so, we -- it's a no race and whenever we have a conversation about race, people become uncomfortable. but, i would try to encourage people to not look at it as a fight but more as a way to litigate how do we go forward. not just look backward.

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and it was a fight. >> donna?tion coming up next year, this may be old news as a pattern, but it is more evidence of reality? >> well, it is, and i think -- i think that we cannot get used to a president of the united states who declares publicly that he assaults women and then we have 16 women coming out saying that he does. for the president to say, oh, you can't believe it, these are false accusations. 16 allegations, chris. somebody in there is telling the truth. >> well, yes. i have to stick you with this question, ashley, you're notten editor at the paper, but you're a great reporter, i do get a sense that it's like one of those things like, it's not front page material any more with trump. this stories are not big enough to blow the roof off the capital kind of story, just, yeah. trump. yeah. >> for what it's worth, i say the post put these accusations on the front page, but broader what you say has some truth. we had campaign reporters out there with a number of the democratic candidates. it's not somethin