donna, how long does this go on?h are they going to hit vice president biden who has very, very strong, some people say unwavering support in the black community. how many times will they hit him? >> donna: we have been talking about race for entire 243 years of our entire existence. this next month marks 400th anniversary of the first africans to make land sure in the united states, displayed in 1619. i believe the important thing for joe biden to do right now is to talk about race in the future. if we want to relitigate the past, which we can do, we will not come to any type of vision to where we are in the 21st century. the vice president has a strong record on race. he has a strong record on equality. he has a strong record on -- >> melissa: why is he being attacked on it then? >> donna: he is being criticized for not putting in the right context. if you were a senator in the 1970s, democrat or republican senator, we still had segregation being elected to congress. vice president biden should have said from the o

donna and the table are back., what spoke to you as the most powerful response that you have seen so far from either candidate or lawmaker? >> well, i think for one all of the candidates standing up and condemning both the president's remarks and tweets and standing with these four women and standing for america, that strikes me. the difficulty is i think for democrats as much as they want not to respond to every single ridiculous thing that the president says, that they find themselves in a news cycle having to do exactly that and at the same time put together a forward-looking agenda for the country. and don't think it's easy to do. i mean today house democrats passed a $15 an hour minimum wage. we really should be talking about that but instead we're talking about this. >> heilemann, what do you think? >> what do i think about what? what's the question? >> my question on the table is, all right, i struggle to find a democratic response this morning. we looked for it. we culled through. they said there's no one

but, donna, is this a conundrum? there seems to be so much hesitation among lawmakers to say outright that the president's comments were racist. i took a look at mitt romney coming out. the russell building. and he said, i think this wasn't the right thing to say, but he never went as far as to say this is racist. whose responsibility is that, donna, to name the president's behavior as such? >> well, it's an important responsibility that leaders, whether they are democrats or republicans have an obligation to do. i listen to republicans, and like they can't untwist this pretzel. even listening to mitch mcconnell just a few minutes ago. i mean, he said things that were patently untrue. the four members that he's talking about did not attack nancy pelosi as being racist. ilhan omar, congresswoman omar actually apologized for the remarks that she made, and the president has attacked people. and so this really starts with them calling it out, and it would be a shame if republicans cannot vote for a resolution that simply

and anne, michael and donna are all here.n't filled the gap enough. i'm teasing. the all right, chris, what's biden got to do tonight, and more importantly, do you think he's going to do what he's got to do tonight? >> he has to look like the guy that democrats want to run against donald trump. he has to carry the fight to him on the issues he's raised since the day he announced, which is good and bad. it's a struggle between good and evil about american tolerance and diversity against the racism. he's got to keep no matter what the question is no matter who attacks him, turn the fight against trump. >> is there -- what should he avoid tonight? you know, he's going to get baited in different ways. which bait should he take and what should he avoid? >> what he wants to do is not follow down into the roads and back roads and streets of newark. he's not to go over after cory booker going after newark because if he does anything about stop and frisk or anything like that, cory, if he's got any ability, he's got some ability, to c

donna, let me turn to you. your colleague at the "washington post" wrote recently, quote, in part whether it comes to connecting with voters, buttigieg's difficulty reaching african americans remains arguably his worst problem. iowa and new hampshire are overwhelmingly white providing him with a more successful electorate in his first two contest. but a democrat who cannot win african-americans votes is highly unlikely to win the nomination. how does mayor pete beauttigieg raise his favor ability among black voters and even introducing himself to black voters? >> i think it's really tough, especially when your first entree is dealing with a police-involved shooting in south bend, indiana. i don't think it's impossible. i've said all along that all of the candidates need to start speaking with black voters from the beginning if they hope to win the nomination. and that is certainly true for mayor pete. look, today is a good step for him to be in front of a black audience, in front of black business leaders reall

donna persona. the open house video with donna is absolutely amazing.s 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 of work

donna brazile, former dnc chair and fox news contributor.ction from the former first lady? >> you know, my nieces, they attended that concert and they heard the first lady and they thought she was right on point. her message to encouraging unregistered voters to vote, when carole king did what i call that really tough round of questioning about or not she would support one of the candidates, she said no, we will wait until the primary is over. >> martha: hold on a second. if it was not the mustaches that have said look, i don't have any comment on that, but obviously joe biden is very close to us. he was the vice president for eight years with my husband's administration. none of that. there was no -- it was just like no comment. >> look, i agree, martha, that this was the right answer for the former first lady to give. democrats are on a shopping spree. we want to look at all of the candidates. we want to test them out, we want to make some judgments of our own, and we need obama's in the long run to help us pull out the vote. >> martha: i

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donna, kristen brings up healthcare. one of the things that made, frankly, a lot of democrats i talked to in had the last debate was that when people said if you come into this country illegally, you should have healthcare. that's the kind of thing that republicans think and trump campaign folks think they can use. tonight we have these two progressives going face-to-face. what do you think we're going to see and hear? i don't see either bernie sanders or elizabeth warren backing off from progressive policies that they've held their entire careers? >> well, i don't see them backing off. i do think we're going dob able to be able to see some nuance in the way that -- >> but does nuance win elections? >> well, nuance in this democratic primary where you have to make distinctions. even among republicans, what are the distinctions among them? i think elizabeth warren will have that opportunity tonight. and her demeanor and contrast to bernie sanders, where she is on some of these issues, where she's done a deep dive on the p

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one in donna's hand and the i other the bathtub with laszlo. the commonwealth argues that based on how donna was shot in her head s couldn't have shot herself. after a two-year investigation a grand jury dropped a valentine's day indictment charging laszlo will donna's murder. the commonwealth says he shot himself then to cover it up. at trial tuesday the commonwealth's attorney played an audio roaring of the first time fairfax detectives te iewed laszlo. still in the hospital he said he was in the bathtub and told the detective vickery i had soap in my eyes and must have hit my head on the tub and must have passed out. i heard voices, people there, and then i woke up in the hospital. when i woke up, they said i had been shot. the doctor who led laszlo' surgery the day he was shot testified on tuesday that laszlo was awake and alert when he got to the hospital though distacht and not speaking. so we expect this trial to take about two weeks and wrap up towards the end of next week. making nse will start its case coming up early next week. repor

former chair of the republican party and nbc political analyst and former democratic congresswoman donna edwards all joining us today. peter baker, let me go first to you. you wrote extensively this weekend on the president and race, his long history. we've all been covering this. let's talk about the strategy. he is escalating it today. we heard him say friday he's sorry about the chants and acknowledging he wouldn't do it again. the vice president saying he wouldn't do that again, wouldn't let people do it without calling them out. then sunday morning he was off to the races and today even more. >> strategy for 2020 is to make sure that voters see a choice between him and what he's going to portray as the socialist wing of the democratic party. that no matter how much they don't like him, americans should be wary of democrats that will turn america into, in effect, another venezuela. by making it a race-based argument, he deattracted from the ideological argument, in which there is a big debate about whether the green new deal or medicare for all, some of these ideas that the younger c

it was douglas. >> donna: and you don't think that's a little odd?> hope: no, i thought it was sweet. he asked me to be his new mommy, and it would break his heart if i said no. >> brooke: that's what thomas

bush white house and former democratic congresswoman donna edwards. donna, first to you.o you think the president actually is worried about his reelection? >> well, i think that he must be. if you look at when he launches these attacks, they come at critical moments when things are challenging his administration. the mueller hearings, the jeffrey epstein arrests, the subpoenas that were issued by the congressional committees. and i think that he views this as a strategy. i mean, he has only one choice. he's losing college educated white women. he's now losing blue collar white women. the only thing he has left are the racist white men who remain in support of the president. he's going after them. >> he was asked exactly that, whether this is a strategy when he was leaving for williamsburg yesterday and this was his answer. >> what are you talking about by political strategy? are you talking with respect to elijah cummings? i have no strategy. zero strategy. all it is i'm pointing out facts. >> elise jordan, that was the president. i guess he say coming back from jamestown

thank you for joining us. >> thank you. >> donna edwards. more "11th hour" after the quick break. ♪ born to be wild (avo) moves like these need pampers cruisers 360 fit. with an ultra stretchy waistband and 360 fit that adapts to every wild move. plus, up to 12 hours of pampers protection. so anything your wild child does, cruisers can too. our best ever fit is new pampers cruisers 360 fit. ♪ [music playing] across the country, we walk. carrying flowers that signify why we want to end alzheimer's disease. but what if, one day, there was a white flower for alzheimer's first survivor? what if there were millions of them? join us for the alzheimer's association walk to end alzheimer's. register today at alz.org/walk. >>> last thing before we go tonight. a couple of quick programming notes. ahead of robert mueller's testimony on the hill next wednesday, join my colleague ari melber for an msnbc special, "the mueller report: what you need to know." as for me, i'll be back here tomorrow at both 1:00 p.m. and 3:00 p.m. eastern. brian will be back w

donna, great to see you. you are about the most perfect person to talk to about this, as a woman of color who was in that caucus, who served with nancy pelosi, you have a perspective on this and i'm anxious to hear it. are either of these sides making a mistake or are we making too much of this? >> well, i think that there are a lot of mistakes that can go around, but let me just say this, first of all, i didn't just serve with nancy pelosi, i served under her as part of her leadership team. i saw her and worked with her up close. and so -- i think she takes really seriously protecting her members, protecting the majority, and she was in a position where she held the gavel and then she lost the gavel. she doesn't want to do that again. at the same time, these four members have come in and they've brought great energy to the party. they have a lot to say. they may be a little bit impatient, but i've watched them work in their committees. i've seen them handle testimony and witnesses. they do their homework. th

danish research vessel donna is on a deal expedition.ornelia ya suppose does not agree with the negative image jellyfish have together with an international team of maritime biologists plaintiff experts she wants to prove they play an enormously important role in the food chain for example for the endangered european parts of hi everyone is surprised that evil is becoming more expensive meals are actually at risk of extinction one possible connection that nobody is really making is that jellyfish could be a potential building block in the food chain without them we might have no more to wait 5 and you couldn't get enough to compile a. list on. the net for catching deal larvae is raised from a depth of $250.00 metres. the 1st glance proves that there are many species of gelatinous plankton organisms here. amongst them the scientists discover the mysterious ill larvae that hatch here in the sargasso sea. one this size wouldn't survive in an aqua culture because nobody knows what these baby eels eat. that's why no one has ever been able to

police recovered two guns, one in donna's hand and the other in the bathtub with laszlo. the commonwealth argues that based on how donna was shot in her headshe couldn't have shot herself. after a two-year investigation, a grand jury dropped a valtine's day indictment charging laszlo with donna's murder. the commonwealth says he shot himself then to cer it up. at trial tuesday the commonwealth's attorney played an audi recording of the first time fairfax detectives interviewed laszlo. still in the hospital, laszlo described he was in the bathtub and told the detective that i had sp in my eyes and i look up, and boom, i must have hit m head on the tub and passed out. there were voices and then i woke up in the hospital. when i woke up they said i had been shot. tuesday news 4 asked presidentek's lawyers to summarize theiren def and attorneys say they will do that in cexrt likely n week. reporting in fafax county, drew wilder, news 4. >> we're f getting airst look at an 18-month long congressional investigation into usa gymnastics. the investigion found groups that should h

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donna, two questions, one, how do you answer bill, and secondly, what does nancy pelosi do to controlhe drive for impeachment among a lot of her -- >> speaker pelosi and not drive the conversation, because the conversation started a long time ago. it started before she even became speaker for the second time. there's a very healthy debate going on in our country now in terms of whether or not the president is abusing his power. the house judiciary will continue to proceed and gain information. i don't know if it will ever come to a vote on the house floor but as of now, democrats believe this president must be held -- held responsible not just for his actions, but he should be held responsible for the things that he is doing to our constitution. >> chris: let's turn to that budget deal that the senate is going to consider this week, which would extend spending for two years and a debt limit for two years into 2021, take them out of the presidential race. as with the senate republican leader, mitch mcconnell, had to say about that bill. >> i make no apologies for this to your caps deal

thank you, donna edwards. my friend howard, you're seeing through the veil of horror here on trump is pretty good. i didn't catch that. she was being mean to the white guy. >> it wouldn't be the first time i catch something you didn't. >> keep looking, though. does the presumed, by the way, leader of the free world, i'm talking about donald trump, know what liberal democracy means? does he know what the free world means? trump's bizarre answer when asked about it left many people wondering. this is something you learn in high school, what is liberal democracy. it's not worried about the voting patterns in berkeley, california. what is he talking about. >>> plus, take your children to work day. ivanka trump, the diplomat, her awkward encounter with world leaders goes viral and why she was front and center in the g20 group project. he thinks he's brought a royal family to the world. >>> and from pennsylvania, a nasty bout of partisan politics. catch this little bout. >> i'm getting -- >> mr. president -- >> and

donna and i have been doing this for a decade and have seen the debtor different iterations of it

. >> reporter: donna esterine has suffered from debilitating migraines for years. >> it's like a sharpusually right up here, my forehead, my eyes. >> reporter: the 48-year-old mother of two says she's missed family time and work to try to cope. >> i would take a lot of sick days only because i couldn't take it. i would have to be home lying down. >> reporter: she took migraine medications known as triptans, but they made her feel nauseous. then she tried a new drug. it belongs to a new generation of drugs that targets migraine molecules. >> there hasn't been a new mechanism for the acute treatment of migraines that's come on the market since the early '90s. >> reporter: new england's journal of medicine says it reduces pain and nausea including light sensitivity. this doctor led the study which was sponsored by the drug company. the research looked at more than 1,000 men and women treating mooed rat to severe pain. >> people who have side effects to triptans, people who don't respond to triptans, people who have contra vascular indications to triptans will be the ideal for the drug. >>

the deal has been valued at 2 and a half 1000000000 euros it takes the total chinese ownership of donna to almost 15 percent with beijing back carmaker g.e. already holding a large stake i say dispenses long works with the i.c.'s part of its operations in china the german company's shares rose nearly one percent on early trading in frankfurt following the announcement. that's we're going right now observes the delaney is standing by in frankfurt at chelsea diamond have been working together on joint ventures in china for years what is the chinese company hoping to get from this investment now. well being is saying you know we're really hoping to strengthen our alliance with time warner we would like to align ourselves more closely with management what analysts are saying is that the reason this could be happening now is because last year china sort of reduced some restrictions that it had on foreign ownership. of joint ventures for multinationals so historically the only way that you could set up a company in china if you were a foreign company was to partner with a local company so thi

donna, good morning to you.take on this back and forth first. >> first of all, i'm not going to get into name-calling and all of this other craziness. as you all know, the president of the united states, who we just witness signed a major piece of legislation to help first responders, he is the president of the entire united states, whether you voted for him or not. baltimore, new orleans. the president of everyone. we need to stop the majors and the minors, taking these tweets to our public discourse. it is harming -- you know, our country. it is poisonous. it has no place in american politics. i don't get it. i don't understand it. there are people who disagrees with the president on issues come on policy, but to take to personal attacks and to demonize an entire american city simply because -- >> sandra: lets lean on the stats then because the president said, and i'm quoting. "elijah cummings has done a very poor job for his district and the city of baltimore. here are some of the latest statistics showing th

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prosecutors say donna could not have shot herself. this happened back in january of 2017. next week the defense is expected to present its case. >>> 4:33 now. we turn to decision 2020 and a look at last night's democratic presidential primary debate. ten of the last -- of the candidates hoping to secure the party's nomination were on stage for the first nit ofanother two-night event. >> immigration, gun control and president trump's fitness for office were allis dssed, but once again the issue of health care caused a split among the candidates. k it 4 jummy is here to br all down for us. good morning. >> good morning, aaron and eun. all ten candidates agreed that health cad is a right an not a privilege and they want every american to be covered, but when it came to that discussion about how to accomplish that, the candidates seemed to be divided into two groups, the first group suggests ai medre for all plan, which would get rid of private insurance and put everyone in the same government-runthplan. second group, though, believes that people should be allowed to keep thei

he but donna lynne would like to see the reports. >> i cannot type with the basis for the terminations are because neither the officers, their lawyers, or this union has had the opportunity to read the basis for the notices of termination. >> reporter: in a statement a spokesperson for the city of oakland said under state law the officers will be afforded their due process rights am including a skelly hearing but for the final imposition of the death discipline. now the dates for the skelly hearing's have not been set yet. and the termination letters are not final until all of the administrative hearings have been held at this point, there still may be lawsuits to come. live in oakland, andria borba, kpix5. >>> san leandro please have a least body camera video of the moments leading up to a deadly shooting last month. a brief clip from a neighbor shows 56-year-old anthony gomez holding a machete on north boulevard on june 11th. officers went to the scene and ordered him to drop it. >> dropped the weapon. >> dropped the weapon. >> gomez did eventually let go of the weapon. then police s

donna edwards from the great state of maryland, now a "washington post" columnist. and tim o'brien back with us as well. he happens to be the author of "trump nation: the art of being donald." robert, i'd like to begin with you. everybody at the white house okay with this? this is now a third straight day's news cycle taken up by this, or do they see this as an effective weapon of some sort? >> an effective weapon, perhaps. they argue about the 2020 presidential race dividing the country. they know they have inflamed the nation's civil fabric with the president's racist tweets and comments that began on sunday. at the same time, brian, talking to my top sources tonight, republicans in congress, and some even in the white house, acknowledge that the president may have played a reelection strategy here, but he has jeopardized his congressional agenda. he still has to try to get the u.s. trade deal through, still has to extend the debt limit. all of that up in the air as democrats move forward with this legislation, including with a few republicans. >> donna edwards, i

the donna reed days, "father knows best," hardly anyone lives like that. that's the way advertisers want you to live. >> i know what will make you feel better. >> i do, too. >> the ideal situation is if you can subvert whatever is said about families and parentliing. >> what's in this, lead? >> i got you leg irons. >> her loudness and unfilteredness was key to why we liked her. she was staying stuff about working class people. about men and women. it was about marriage and about raising kids and how hard it is. >> great. i'm going to look like a freak. >> that's all. >> what else is new? >> this is why some animals eat their young. >> tv in the '80s was the evolution for comedy and drama. it pushed everything forward. >> you think this generation is paying more attention to the dialogue, to the relationships they see on television, than in years previous. >> people that are watching our shows are. "30 something" and "cheers" and "st. elsewhere." these are shows that are smartly written. it's their words that define them. and i think that's what people like

as donna says, we need both sides.c party is extraordinarily diverse, not only racially but idealogically. we're seeing this play out. at the end of the day, the goal has to be to get rid of the orange orangutan. in the meantime, these folks, the four in the squad, they have constituencies. if aoc was not speaking up, believe me, some of the people she represents would be saying something to her. if iona presley, who defeated a competent democratic congressman, her mantra was change cannot wait. if she was now waiting, she would be betraying the people who voted for her. so i applaud them, and i applaud speaker pelosi at the same time. if i lived at home, she would be my congresswoman. i admire her, i respect her, but both sides need to learn how to work together. we don't know what's happening behind closed doors. we've got crazy kelly anne conway running around calling this a cat fight. this is i healthy part of the democratic protcess, and we ougt to applaud it as long as in a couple months we're united in what demo

william contributing columnist donna edwards and ben willis. donna, has speaker pelosi run out the clock? >> well, i think unfortunately, the clock is tick. yesterday, with robert mueller, it wasn't pretty, it was sometimes confusing, but he laid out all of the elements for obstruction of justice. he laid out the case for russian interference in the election. and he laid out a clear case against president trump for committing behavior, if he had done it and he didn't have the cloak of the presidency, he'd find himself indicted and possibly in jail. if democrats want to go the second pathway which is try to beat him at the polls in 2020 and that fails, they will have absolutely no leverage on this president who will continue to operate as a lawless president. having committed these crimes. >> and yet, to your point, ben, chuck todd got a lot of traction when he said democrats got what they wanted on substance. but the optics were a disaster. in terms of impeachment, was it always about the opt iics anywa? what was mueller going to say that chang

and argentina with mary donna had a better midfield and a better defense ok and messiest played under like what 9 coaches was last time before this copa america that we've seen argentina come out with the same starting line up argentina is a shambles right now you can't just expect that you have one player and he's going to play and ok yeah if he could and we saw in the 2002 world cup it wasn't wasn't terrible it was quality but like yes football's 11 players on the field i think it's unfair a lot of the criticism he gets. it's got only the right coach for argentina you would say because most interesting really after the last world cup there was an argentinian culture but it's been available to coach argentina which is the color that make up but they are going to be certain columns so he stayed with through he what he did this time around he took through to the final what do you think the right man it is to get i call him you know a man who believes in the power of haircuts we have him right up here that we're the cockpit having a good record here have got here is what you know be the

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democrats will probably be less prepared than donna advises them to be.away are we from anything that resembles a true and honest and earnest fact-finding mission? >> we're in a different universe than we once were and i don't know when we'll get it back. the difference was in the 9/11 situation you had people in our administration trying to find the truth of things, the reality of things and that was what that effort was do. here it's a different situation. a lot of the reason republicans haven't read the report is because they don't want to read what's in there. they don't want to see the truth because they don't want to break in their hermetically sealed world in the is what happens when you have a person with donald trump's corruptions, his ethical failures. he destroys everybody around him. he is like a black hole, there's a gravitational pull. bob barr is one example -- bill barr is one example. he was the person that i gave the benefit of the doubt to when he was appointed. but like so many people who are in donald trump's orbit, their integrity ge

that's absolutely where they should go. >> bill: okay, thank you anna, thank you donna.k you. it didn't give it all segment. we gave you a little bit of. >> next time. >> bill: have a great evening, thanks. unconventional won in 2016, well it win at 2,020? the one and only marianne williamson talk to me exclusively when we come back. >> we're going to take them on. i don't think the democratic party should be surprised that so many americans believe yada yada yada. ♪ but he's not using it. and he has subscriptions to a music service he doesn't listen to and five streaming video services he doesn't watch. this is jerry learning that he's still paying for this stuff he's not using. he's seeing his recurring payments in control tower in the wells fargo mobile app. this is jerry canceling a few things. booyah. this is jerry appreciating the people who made this possible. oh look, there they are. (team member) this is wells fargo. while managing your type 2 diabetes- why think about your heart? lower a1c helps, but type 2 diabetes still increases my risk of a fatal cardiovasc

president donna from from the head of the treasury also from the fed chairman and their words clearly some heated remarks and there's some hearing one senator actually called parents and facebook was told was there was a small child to place was met just and eventually burns down the house so obviously there is this wide quite some skepticism it's all words that he brought and of course it's always a show by a lot of this congressional testimony but this does seem like an odd time to be pushing a crypto currency for facebook when skepticism over big tech firms and especially facebook seems to be really growing in the u.s. . yeah the timing is not picture perfect but on the other side all the. debates on big tech names and their market power won't go away anytime soon so i guess the environment doesn't really get better from this point and david marcus he made an interesting point he said that it might be better for the u.s. actually trying to get their leadership when it comes to digital currency and payment so they have not some other country jumps in ny guess that was a hint that ch