elaine?> errol barnett, thank you. >>> at least three wildfires forced people from their homes in northern california. the fires have burned hundreds of acres in lake and tejema counties north of sacramento. red flag warnings for dangerous fire conditions were posted across the area along with high heat advisories as temperatures topped 100 degrees. >>> the "cbs overnight news" will be right back. when you humble yourself under the mighty hand of god, in due time he will exalt you. hi, i'm joel osteen. i'm excited about being with you every week. i hope you'll tune in. you'll be inspired, you'll be encouraged. i'm looking forward to seeing you right here. you are fully loaded and completely equipped for the race that's been designed for you. >> announcer: this is the "cbs overnight news." >>> an investigation sunder way after police shot and killed an african-american man saturday evening in minneapolis. the police say the man was firing a handgun as he walked down the street. nikki batiste h

i'm elaine quijano.ly opened tent city along the texas border its now at the center of the national immigration debate. the camp is housing teenage boys, who illegally entered the united states unacompanied by an adult. they're being moved here to rooms at shelters for younger me migrant children. who have been separated from their parents under the trump administration's zero tolerance immigration policy. mireya villarreal is outside the facility near the tornillo port of entry in the county. >> we will not go away! this is not okay! >> reporter: thousand of protesters chanted, demanding the trump administration stop separating children from their parents at the border. the march was organized by democratic congressman. >> we were tol there were 9 # kids in the tent city. today, 200 kids. we have all got to own this. we cannot blame this on trump. ka in n cannot blame it on a political party. this is america. america has got to show up. >> reporter: the detention facility its toed to house unaccompanied

. >> quijano: good evening, i'm elaine quijano. the department of homeland security says it knows the locations of all children separated from their parents under the trump administration's onero tolerance" immigration policy. officials said saturday night more than 2,000 separated minors remained in government facilities. but it's not known how long the process to reunite families will take. a new cbs poll out finds 75% of democrats say re-unifying separated families is a high priority, compared to 23% of republicans. we begin our coverage with mireya villarreal on the texas border. >> free the children now! epee the children! >> reporter: hundreds of protesters in tornillo, texas chanted "free the children" near the port of entry gates sunday morning. the tent city is by the border, t out 40 miles outside of el paso. >> free the children now! h> quijano: in a release by the department of health and human services, the agency says they have a process to ensure that family members know the location of their children and have regula

i'm elaine quijano. a newly opened tent city along the texas border is now at the na onati immigration debate. the camp is housing teenage boys who illegally entered the united tates unaccompanied by an adult. they're being moved here to make room at shelters for a growing number of migrant children, separated from their parents under the trump administration's omro tolerance immigration policy. mireya villarreal is outside the facility near the tornillo port of entry in el paso county. >> we will not go away! this is not okay! >> reporter: thousands of protesters chanted and held signs demanding the trump administration stop separating children from their parents at the border. bye march was organized by democratic congressman beto o'rourke. >> we were told there were 98 kids in this tent city yesterday. we were told today there are 200 kids. i all have to own this. we cannot blame this on trump. we cannot blame this on a political party. this is america right now, so ierica has got to show up. >> repor

elaine. >> quijano: meg, thank you.hawaii's big island, about a dozen people who ignored evacuation orders are now surrounded by flowing lava. their only way out will be by helicopter. carter evans has a view of the danger from above. >> that is a huge, huge lava front there, just consuming everything in its path. massive amounts of molten rock, an unstoppable force of nature. >> reporter: from above the devastation is widespread. >> this is the community of kapoho, authorities have been anticipating that the lava would get here for days. >> reporter: helicopter pilot colin burkardt has watched it all unfold since the eruption began a month ago. >> this will be a lava flow, it may never go back to the crater, it may never shift back up the rift zone. >> reporter: homes and businesses are gone and anything that survives here will be cut off from the rest of the island. residents packed up what they could before the lava arrived. >> this area is known as "four corners" because it's the intersection of two major highways.

i'm elaine quijano. firefighters are working through the night to contain the large wildfires burning in the west. the biggest fires in southern colorado, and new mexico, have torched thousand of acres, forcing major evacuations. here is mireya villarreal. >> the wind -- >> reporter: strong wind are fueling the fire inthnew mexico. since thursday 30,000 acres have burned. >> oh, my god. >> it's so hot. >> rick archiletta and son captured dramatic video of their evacuation from a campsite. among 2200 forced out of the area as crews work around the clock to put out the flames. >> hate to say we are getting used to it. we are prepared. and, you know, we were able to mobilize everybody very quickly. >> reporter: 250 miles west near durango, colorado, the 416 fire consumed over 2,000 acres in the san juan national forest. the blaze has closed down a major highway, and is threatening nearbily 500 homes. erratic winds are being blamed for the fast moving flames in orange county, california. the eliso canyon fir

elaine. >> quijano: ben tracy, thank you.bs news will have updates from singapore throughout the summit. jeff glor will join "cbs this morning" first thing tomorrow and he will anchor the "cbs evening news" from singapore monday and tuesday. president trump attended another summit this weekend with g-7 leaders in canada. rr. trump arrived late, left early, and on his way to singapore, withdrew from a joint statement with u.s. allies on trade. rnrol barnett has more on the escalating trump-trudeau trade tensions. >> he really kind of stabbed us in the back. >> reporter: in explaining why the u.s. rejected the g-7 communique it initially agreed to, president trump's economic advisor larry kudlow said canadian prime minister justin inudeau "betrayed" the administration at a saturday news conference. >> because canadians, we're polite, we're reasonable, but we also will not be pushed around. >> reporter: speaking out after president trump left the summit early, trudeau said canada will respond to u.s. tariffs. >> but it would be

nem elaine quijano. ese department of health and human services is scrambling to reunite families separated at the border under president trump's zero-tolerance immigration policy. hundreds more children held by customs and border protection were expected to be back with t.eir parents by last night. ineya villarreal is in tornillo, texas, with the latest on the border crisis. >> set the children free! set the children free! >> reporter: protesters along the south texas border took a stand against the separation of families, stopping a bus briefly while chanting, "set the children free." >> te eldozen children could be they're in cells, and they are in cages. >> reporter: 25 members of congress spoke out saturday after gaining access to the federal detention facilities near mcallen, texas. >> and we asked to speak to somebody who was there, and, as they opened the door, these 20 or 30 mounds of silver mylar became little girls. odey stood up. ehey were scared. some had been crying. >> reporter: but the go

[shouting] >> it is wednesday, june 27th, transportation secretary elaine chao confronting protesterstch mcconnell, that fiery encounter is calls ramp-up for maxine waters to resign. jillian: a federal judge declaring family separated at the border must be united. a new deadline is a dozen states file suit against the trump administration. rob: a praying coach is put on leave taking action on his own. he wants the supreme court to step in. "fox and friends first" continues right now. ♪

that message from elaine chao, mitch mcconnell.ting] >> the action republicans are taking against maxine waters for promoting the harassment of trump administration officia jackie is here to share them up next. ♪ jillian: reaching a boiling point in civil discourse trump administration official haggled by protesters after maxine waters called for public harassment. >> things are getting pretty heated. >> reporter: to say the least. mitch mcconnell and transportation sec. elaine chao are the latest targets, leading an event at yorkshire university when they were confronted. listen. [shouting] jillian: homeland security secretary kirstjen neilsen, sarah sanders and florida atty. gen. pam bondi have all been harassed in public places seemingly in response to democratic representative maxine waters fueling the fire. >> if you see anybody from that cabinet you get up and push back on them. >> california congresswoman later walking back those comments but last night shield a group of reporters off camera when asked about the remarks, jud

i'm elaine forbes, port director. first i'd like to thank you, chairman cohen and members of the committee for having a hearing on this item. i would like to thank director kelley because she has provided a lot of the funding to keep the seawall project going. i'm very proud to represent the port staff and commission in what's really a milestone day for the port as we work together to protect our city by strengthening the embarcadero seawall. i ask that you place a 425 million general obligation bond on the november ballot to support the seawall earthquake safety and disaster prevention program. and if i could please move to the overhead. the seawall, as city administrator kelly said, is unseen, mostly. it's 100 years old and it's served our city and region very well over the last decade, but we now must make significant investment for the seawall to protect the next generation. this bond will strengthen the seawall, to protect the city from earthquake, address flood risk and provide current adaptation for sea level r

i'm elaine quijano.al preparations are under way in singapore for one of the most important summits in recent world history. president trump is hours away from meeting north korean leader kim jong-un, to try to diffuse a long running standoff over his pursuit of nuclear weapons. a fill year of di policemen see could lead at strofic war. not long ago, the two were exch destruction. "cbs evening news" anchor jeff glor in singapore. >> president trump told reporters on the tarmac he was feeling very good about the upcoming meeting. the two men, leaders of countries with nearly 70 years of animosity and diplomatic tension between them are expected to meet face to face on tuesday morning. >> a little more than 36 hours before the scheduled meeting, president trump was greeted at singapore's air base by dignitaries in singapore. hours earlier an air china 747, carrying kim jong-un, landed at singapore's commercial airport. it is only the fourth time out of north korea for kim since he took power. his farthest

he and his wife elaine go home to kentucky almost every weekend. he has kept his eye on kentucky matters, both large and small, including disposal of chemical weapons that have long been stored in the middle of kentucky, enacting a tobacco buyout to help local farmers, support for the state's public universities, and his advocacy for workers at the pucah gas fusion plant. kentucky anglers and tourists appreciate helping to enact a law to require the army corps of engineers to allow fishing below the dams on the cumberland river. 20 years ago he created the mcconnell center at the iversity of louisville, attracting a bipartisan parade of national leaders to visit with ten scholars chosen each year from each undergraduate class. each year mitch mcconnell buys 12 season tickets to the university of louisville football games. he says, i have some regulars. we go to every home game and occasionally anway game. we make a day of it. we go out early. one of my friends has an r.v. in the parking lot and we will talk about what will happen in the game and th

trsportation secretary elaine chow going head to head with protesters who came for her man. the supreme court got the win on the travel ban plus he's not worried a tariffs tanking the economy and he awards a metal of honor a to word war two hero.al that's your five. les do this. > hi everybody it is primary night and the most cluesly watched has been the democratic primary in maryland's governor's race. former n beating ruchern baker. we're going to go live t jealous headquarters. he's speakingno right let's listen in verbr iefly. >> we've come a long way since those days and we have come long way in this campaign. today we come together from all corners of maryland to send a ssage to the republican adminiration in annapolis that their time in pow t is comino an end voters in maryld have a clear choice. larry hogan's go alongo get along politics and his policies almost every issue stand on ho direct contrast tose i laid out in this campaign. tonight i wanto talk to you about the promise of maryland. >> by the way, i should point out that ben jealous, if you ever aave been in

good morning. >> reporter: good morning, elaine. sources tell cbs news manafort is banking on a presidential pardon to keep him out of jail for the rest of his life. the president's personal attorney, rudy giuliani, says pardons may be coming when that special counsel investigation wraps up, a pretty clear message for manafort as he sits behind bars. paul manafort arrived at court in washington friday where a federal judge revoked his bail after prosecutors accused him of witness tampering ahead of his upcoming trial. manafort and his russian business partner allegedly asked european contacts to testify that their lobbying work did not take place in the united states. manafort will now remainl until his trial on charges including financial fraud, money laundering and false statements concludes later this year. >> they went back 12 years to get things that he did 12 years ago? >> reporter: manafort worked for the trump campaign for nearly five months in 2016, but earlier friday the president downplayed manafort's role in the campaign

elaine and her staff. but also mr martin and the rest of the gang that has taken a lot of beatings.his is a great opportunity. thank you. >> thank you. is there any other public comment? seeing none, public comment is closed. prior to the commissioner's discussion, might, do you want to addressny of the concerns brought up? >> can you address the enforcement issue and on the other view pre. >> that was definitely one i wanted to come back and speak to. right now, under the lease, the operation plan is a set of confidence that the operator has to fulfil in their operations. the lease contains a set of events -- events of default under which, if they violate the operations plan, we can issue an event of default. there could be something as small as a fee for the notice to set out to say, hey, you do something wrong, a slap on the wrist. it could stand all the way up to result in termination. i think the alternate -- of the other thing i mentioned earlier about where does- reducing the year's ride was not to be the remedy, that was the foot fault in this year, aside from the lease reme

ctrciano, without admitting wrongdoing, has settled with five accusers, and elaine quijano reports hel continue ed be paid by the company he helped to create. >> read my lips-- false. >> reporter: the investigation into allegations of sexual harassment and assault by paul marciano began in february, a few weeks after model and actress kate upton tweeted, "it's disappointing that such an iconic women's brand, guess, is still empowering paul marciano as their creative director." according to a company filing, the allegations against marciano included claims of inappropriate comments and texts, and unwanted advances, including kissing and groping. attorney lisa bloom represents four of the women who settled with guess. >> this is literally the least that guess could do. i think it's time for guess to tke a public statement condemning paul marciano. >> reporter: paul marciano cofounded guess in 1981, alongside his brothers, hegirls. ♪ hey mambo >> reporter: now-famous nnpermodels like anna nicole smith, naomi campbell, and claudia schiffer. in a february interview with "time" magazine, up

elaine dunkley, bbc news. of a tattoo of an assault rifle. anti—gun campaigners have criticised the player but sterling says it's a tribute to his late father — who was shot dead when he was two—years—old. the england team are preparing for their last games before the world cup — as david ornstein reports. england's path to the world cup has been smooth, but with the tournament now fast approaching the scrutiny has intensified. this week, raheem sterling moved to defend himself after revealing a tattoo of an assault rifle on his right leg. amid criticism from anti—gun campaigners, sterling said the artwork had a deeper meaning, that his father was shot dead when the player was just two years old and he made a promise never to touch a gun in his life. he understands how some people have perceived the tattoo, but in my view a tattoo is like any work of art. it's a very individual meaning. he's not somebody that supports or wants to promote guns. this is a youthful england squad. the household names of the past a

elaine dunkley in coventry.onal rehabilitation centre in nottinghamshire. it will provide world—class rehabilitation facilities for members of the armed forces who suffer major trauma or injury during their service. sima kotecha reports from the centre. by the end of this year the defence and national rehabilitation centre will offer service personnel specialist treatment for injuries endured in uniform. jj was caught in an explosion in afghanistan. his arms were badly hurt. this is the new facility. this will run for the next 70 years. this has ultimately the hard learnt lessons of the last two decades are here, notjust in bricks and mortar but also the staff that inhabit it, and it will be the beacon and centre of recovery for perhaps the world, certainly the uk. today, this privately funded facility was officially handed over to the government. the pm and the duke of cambridge attended a ceremony on site with those who've served for their country. it's a great honour to accept the defence and national rehabil

would you agree, elaine? >> yes. i absolutely agree, and i think for a new area, megan, you did an excellent job this evening. and crane cove park, just to apply a specific project to the principles we heard today, its $36 million budget, four of which is port, and the rest are outside sources. so while -- but we need to manage that project very carefully because we may be able to achieve savings that we do deploy to other parks and open space that we don't want to spend port capital, so that's one way that we need to think strategically about every investment that we make. i think it's important that we need to think about what this report is telling us and how to react in it and continue to react in a way in which we manage our sources and seek others because the other sources have been a game changer for us. when we look at all of the charts, we are not going to pull ourselves out of a capital backlog. it's the liability side that makes a big dent in the capital backlog, but i do continue to think these financial

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elaine dunkley, bbc news spain's prime minister, mariano rajoy, has just been forced out of office aftere opposition socialist party, which has no parliamentary majority, will now form a new government. gavin lee is in madrid. gavin — an extraordinary few hours in spanish politics, and mr rajoy, always thought of as the great survivor, has finally gone? it isa it is a political first in modern spanish history of a successful motion of no confidence in the prime minister and mariano rajoy is gone, the government is gone and in comes the government is gone and in comes the new prime minister, 46—year—old pedro sanchez, the socialist leader who brought about the downfall of mariano rajoy with this motion in the first place. and i think the noose tightened around the neck of the prime minister last week because it was the commendation of a long run corruption scandal which involved the jailing of more than a dozen ex—members of the governing party, doing back to the ‘90s, in which they took more than 1 million euros in exchange for handing out garment contracts. the judge euros in exchange f

mitch mcconnell, elaine chao, ron dermer, and then carson. we begin with remarks from epa administrator, scott pruitt. >> thank you. thank you very much. it is good to be back at faith and freedom. i appreciate ralph's kind words at all that he does to advance religious liberty. we saw how important that was this week. a great victory took place to protect the free exercise of the christian baker in colorado. [applause] understand that it makes a difference. several years ago i had the pleasure of traveling with my church. was the first time i took a trip abroad. was where the revolution occurred in the country. is visiting with the pastor and going to a church that existed in the 1950s and 60s. on the wall he showed me the pictures of pastured pastors. as i was there -- [inaudible] [inaudible] >> here we are talking about free speech, religious liberty the left is a lot of talk about truth. the left doesn't want to talk about results. they just want to shout and intimidate as opposed to talk about what is being done. there are great things h

elaine dunkley, bbc news.compete for the trophy, with the matches being played in 11 different cities. away from the games, there's been some focus on security concerns and political tensions, as our sports editor dan roan reports. whether you like it or not, russia is about to play host to football's greatest showpiece. and wherever it is staged, there's still nothing quite like it in sport. fans from around the world already enjoying the build up here in moscow. politics is never far away from such occasions and today, president putin himself made a surprise appearance at a fifa meeting. "our country is ready to host the world cup," he said, "to provide all those who come to russia the best time in the most positive experience". welcome to russia. putin's ordered a crackdown on the kind of russian hooliganism that marred euro 2016. sergei was one of those convicted after the violence and served seven months in a french prison but told me there would be no repeat. a lot of work was made by the police on suppo

but elaine chao would have nothing of it. listen. >> why are you separating families. >> why don't you leave my husband alone. >> why are you separating families? >> why don't you leave my husband alone. >> back up. back um. [shouting] steve: the person who posted that online among the other things they stand for to abolish ice and to abolish the border patrol as well. ainsley: she is defending her husband and then people who work for her security they kind of escort her in that suv to get away from the crowd and make sure she is safe. she stood her ground. brian: i will say this. the secret service have to push these people back. you have got to be kidding me majority leader and cabinet secretary and within feet of the suv? hard to believe that that is, indeed, procedure. meanwhile, edited together on the right it just some of the latest, i guess, examples of a lack of steve: unhinged. brian: unhinged and how scary this is getting. look at all of this. >> a few years ago, ideas that we talked about were thought to be fringe

elaine. if you accidentally share some famous musical. trauma. from the time the photobook. how can you get out. with him because he would always series. shift this week on the c.w. . every journey begins with the first step and every language the first word how much can you call me coaxing germany to cut. why non-farm listening. to stuff it's simple bottom line on your mobile and free. movie w z learning course. german made. prosecutors displaced and desperate the tragic stories of refugees. seeing is the first step to understanding. the world refugee day. hi and welcome back to there is music and more in from luxembourg i'm here at the beautiful luxembourg philip money where we are celebrating the music of george gershwin with the orchestre film when you look some more and lots of children. up.

but media coach elaine schultz warns that adults use the effort to. go in the direction of cyber grooming him as if that term means that the neve to have children is exploited by adults when grown men who utilize the anonymity of online communications. for the men them. young girls are often unaware of this problem they just want to become famous with their fifteen second clips like their role models decent and lena the twins have almost thirty million fans on musically officially users must be at least thirteen years old to use the app but all they have to do is punch in a false birthdate. musically has taken some security measures to prevent abuses searches for provocative terms like a. bellydance are blocked. developers didn't account for the ingenuity of children when a search term is blocked they simply use a similar one or intentionally spell words incorrectly. musically also kicks out users like the commenter on this picture. write to me. the hot girl was apparently only eight years old that's why he arranged told says parents should monitor th

and the fact that his wife, the honorable elaine chao, now our secretary of transportation, former secretary of labor, it is truly one of the remarkable couples in the nation's capital of political leadership. and i congratulate him on the comments from the require. the presiding officer: the presiding officer: without objection. mr. alexander: mr. president, the senate's majority leader, senator mitch mcconnell of kentucky, will become the longest serving senate republican leader

elaine . this week on world stories. germany when deportation looms. turkey when young people vote. and we begin in russia this year's world cup oust the largest security presence in football history hundreds of thousands of police officers and soldiers have been deployed he told the reporter you're a shadow as a moscow to see how russia is protecting the employer just. a wild party for soccer fans is a hard day's work for security personnel thousands of police officers national guard soldiers and secret service staff have a strong presence in all eleven cities where a world cup matches are taking place. a few strenuous we have the situation under control across the country as far as we know there's been no serious threat to any wildcat visitors old participants. from moscow subway system is under special protection from any threat of attack as an experiment we set out to board one of the trains with a heavy backpack and headed to the city center a trip made by six and a half million people every day. soon after entering the station our bag is placed in an x. ray machine like those

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the only person who had anything to say and elaine desegregated baton rouge ai asked them all by the way so why do you think young women did this work but because they didn't know it was happening in other cities they just assume that was just from where they live nobody connected.but elaine said she was a principal of the school in detroit and was there when it became segregated as the white body slowly decrease and witness what happened with the white students were no in the building fell to disrepair is very wise also a part of the black nationalized movement and said at this time the three nobody was point to put girls forward with the leadership position in other areas of civil rights some may have felt this was an opportunity to be a pleasant job that others wanted to do. desegregated other things is one of the worst you could take on. every single day and all of them said the fire was awful the worst part is that they were all ostracize matter what happened it was the silent the way they moved away from them when they sat down for the teacher would not call on in class and it

elaine dunkley reports.ca re jack, not his real name, went into care three years ago after a troubled home life. but he struggled with the instability of constantly being moved around to different foster homes. at first i was a bit more. . . foster homes. at first i was a bit more... i was being a little baby, for instance. i wasn't really trying to let them help me, because they needed the help, and as i got older, i started getting involved in the activities, i realise that they do care. the report by the children's commisionerfor care. the report by the children's commisioner for england found, care. the report by the children's commisionerfor england found, in the past three years, around 2500 children moved home five times or more. 0ver children moved home five times or more. over 4000 children moved school in the middle of the year, with 400 missing a whole term as a result. julie has been a foster carerfor result. julie has been a foster carer for 11 result. julie has been a foster carerfor 11 years,

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denominator between us, we both married above ourselves, and the fact that his wife, the honorable elaine chao now our secretary of transportation, former secretary of labor, it is truly one of the remarkable couples in the nation's capital of political leadership. and i congratulate him on the comments from the majority whip today. >> health and human services secretary testified this morning on president trump's prescription drug pricing plan before the senate health, education, labor, and pensions committee. watch the hearing tonight at 10:00 eastern time here on c-span 2. >> c-span, where history unfolds daily. in 1979, c-span was created as a public service by america's cable television companies. and today, we continue to bring you unfiltered coverage of congress, the white house, the supreme court, and public policy events in washington, d.c. and around the country. c-span is broughto you by your cable or satellite provider. >> amendments are being held up in the senate on the defense program's bill because of other issues. armed services committee acting chair named three senators

elaine, also, my friend from way back. i can't begin to thank you enough for stepping into the role of executive director and doing it so beautifully with such vision, grace, and kindness to the staff and all the commissioners, really. thank you for making it look seamless, but it's so hard to do a transition into a new role like that, and you've just risen to the challenge and put your own stamp on the role, and you've just done a remarkable job, so i want to thank you for that. and then, of course, you know, our staff is extraordinary, but also, the public participation is something that has been really unique, i think, in terms of the level of support that we get from the public. it was mentioned earlier, i was honored to be able to help and put together the committee for the waterfront plan update working group, and it was quite a feat to make sure -- and the staff was so involved as we sat and figured out how do we make sure that the entire city is represented on this working group, and i think the work that we're now

was senate majority leader mitch mcconnell and his wife, another woman, transportation secretary elaine chao. watch this. >> why don't you leave my husband alone. back up. >> >> sean: he so tough, reall. by the way, good job, you stood strong there. now as the midterm elections get closer and closer, the mainstream media is now getting up there. hatred against donald trump, and the website put together this moage putting together some of their blatant hatred for trump voters. this is your corrupt media on display, take a look. >> cut to the chase, this is about racism. this is pure and simple racism. he's hoping that the people who support him will be ginned up and running to the polls to make sure that brown people don't come running to america. >> we can no longer a site trump is the bad guy. if you vote for trump, it's not who's ripping children from parents. if you vote for trump, then you the voter, you, not donald trump, are standing at the border like saying, you goe and you go here. >> if you hold down a woman while a is rating her, are you the? >> that's a very powerful and unc

from senator david perdue of georgia, senate majority leader mcconnell, transportation secretary elaine chao, israeli ambassador, and housing and urban development secretary ben carson. we begin with remarks from epa administrator scott pruitt. >> thank you. [applause] >> thank you very much. it is good to be back at faith and freedom. i really appreciate the kind words and all that he does to advance religious liberty and all that you do. we saw how important that was this week with jack phillips and the great victory that took place at the u.s. supreme court this week that protected the free exercise of the christian baker in colorado. we should celebrate that this week. [applause] >> and understand that it makes a difference. you know, several years ago, i had the pleasure of traveling with my church to romania. it was on nations trip -- it was on a missions trip. first time i had taken a trip abroad. i went to romania, where the revolution occurred in that country. i was visiting with a pastor in romania and going through the church that existed during the 1950s and 1960s. he showed

leave my husband alone, that's the message from tnsrtation secretary elaine chao as she engaged in ary exchange in a protest, senate majority leader mitch mcconnell. this is an example of how deep the division is growing in washington and beyond. with me now is kate lcaitlan hughey-burns. let's just take a look at that moment, okay? [ indiscernible ] >> that's elaine chao who is, of course, a cabinet member for the president a her husband senate majority leader mitch mcconnell and a group approaching her llows sarah sanders being , asked to leave a restaurant because she works for president tr maxine waters calling for democrats to rise up and push back. she said she wasn't going for violence, but to push back as people did for sarah sanders in public locations. another dig at maxine waters from the president this morning. where does this leave us? >> it leaves us where it's always been. there is a long and honorable tradition of civil disobedience where protesters will do something that offends, and not because they don't have manners. they're trying to get people's attention whethe