with us tonight, phillip eliot and gabby orr, thank you both of you for being with us. phil, is there a relationship and maybe you can describe the relationship between the president's decision not to close the border as he's threaten to do and the message today on this tour of the border. >> this is red meat for the president. this is something that's a guarantee at his rallies for people watching at home who live stream every event he has. this is where he feels comfortable in communicating the base. it is not persuading any voters to come aboard and support him. this is not a moment of persuasion. as we get closer to 2020. we'll see much more of this type of campaign rhetoric. >> as we mentioned a new variation on his message when it comes to immigration. the president is talking about the idea of the country being full. let's take a listen to that. >> so as i say this is our new statement. the system is full. we can't take you anymore. whether it is asylum or anything you want it. we can't take you anymore. our country is full. our area is full. the sectors are full

here is a look at the floor debate starting with house foreign affairs committee chair eliot engel. mr. engel: thank you, madam chair. i yield myself such time as i may consume. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman is recognized. mr. engel: madam chair, it's a little surprising that we find ourselves back on the floor debating this resolution. after all it's already passed both chambers, with bipartisan support, in fact, it's passed the senate twice. they have used every book in the trick to slow it down. we reached the last page in the book and i'm confident after we vote today this resolution will head to the president's desk, and the president will have to face the reality that congress is no longer going to ignore its constitutional obligations when it comes to foreign policy. when it comes to determining when and where our military is engaged in hostilities. we're taking up this resolution because we see a policy from this administration that's strayed from our values and a crisis that demands moral leadership which is the war in yemen. i fully understand america's security c

journalist and author she just landed two book deals with the publishing house printed ted hughes and ts eliot she was a brilliant writer and she was a kind wonderful person she was the groom's woman of my wedding she was just everyone came concept and was just immediately enriched because of an. eye on all of our friends and trying to understand what has happened and why and it just seems cruel and all that sherry and. that is they think and say that the investigation is there and it's early stages but. please place thinking that she was targeted all props just tragically in the wrong place at the wrong time. it is believed that she was in the wrong place at the wrong time . there's video footage of the instant circulating on twitter but essentially she was that behind a row of police vehicles and someone in the crowd had a hundred guns they fired direction mostly against the police and one of the boats just as if it was one of those things who are issues that if it's the left or if it's the right even to have this conversation. under sharp you're not like a terrible look. there's just your t

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in 2018 he received the samuel eliot morrison award for literature for his book "neptune ." just this last year he published "world war ii at sea, a global history." this morning he is speaking on the mulberry matter, logistics at d-day. dr. symonds? [applause] craig: thank you, ian. thank you, everybody. welcome to gettysburg, if you have not been here before. welcome back if you have. thank you to the host of this wonderful event. i am very impressed at the management and organization of this, and i am very honored to be asked to talk this morning about the naval side of d-day. but i also want to spend some time talking about general eisenhower in particular and his leadership, because i do believe that as a model for our future leaders in all the services, you -- in mentioned i taught at -- ian mentioned i taught at the naval academy for 30 years. i am now teaching at the naval war college. we are about to embark on more strategic responsibilities, and for them in particular, he is -- eisenhower is a perfect role model. for most americans, particularly in the last decade

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. >> novaris >> sap looks hilike eliot was nt happy. >> eliot taken a little bit of a victory lapse theretechnology i can't remembe remember -- well, they have done a lot, samsung comes to mind >> yeah, saying they're there and they're happy of the valuation model they put in place. >> jim, given the fact that we are having the best year sin since '91 on the nasdaq. when are we talking about consolidating gains? >> there won't be anything, there is no real mild stone about this this is the earnings period of social media >> snap quarter was really good. they did a really good job >> even though daily year on year relatively flat and quarter on quarter i see jp morgan finally went and they took their sales off. >> the conference call was like a real conference call it was a crisis. it was really well-run the twitter call is really good. >> more than double this year when you listen to these, they're kind of like done with advertisements they are advertising so heavily on the web snap is in the mix is what i am saying twitter, the whole call is about we got rid of patrols and it works. >> w

. >> with us now, eliot williams a former deputy assistant attorney.o talk about both these things. but, eliot, let me start with you on the asylum ruling from the attorney general and why is it so significant? >> look, it's one big thing and that is to tee up a challenge to the supreme court on the rights of immigrants at the border. so, the attorney general oversees a big chunk of the immigration system. and can just sort of cherry pick cases as he's done here. and pull them out and just make law. and what they want to do is invite a challenge from immigration advocates. jeff sessions did something similar with the rights of domestic violence individuals to get asylum. and it's the same thing happening here. they know, i think they have a favorable supreme court that is likely to rule with them on this issue. but it really gets back to the right of indefinitely detain asylum seekers at the border. they might win. >> and asylum seekers who are coming here to look for a better life. you will have advocates for these folks fighting back as hard as the t

eliot engel is a democrat, you're a republican. and senator coons is a democrat, graham a republican. mr. mccaul: as lindsey graham said he's going to like this bill and the report the most. -- who is going to like this bill and report the most in the department of defense. if we fail on the prevention side we have no alternative but to go to the military. it's always the last option. we cant the diplomats, when they fail, the military goes, in you want the diplomats to succeed at their job. stabilization of these countries , if there is governance if you don't have stability, that is when they go in and take over these countries. mrs. harman: let's turn to a few ore things. turkey had an election. ered juan's party suffered major the feet in cities. ukraine just had an election, now there's going to be a runoff for president of the country. how do those elections affect us? mr. mccaul: i think it's interesting to see elections in support of edjuan waning. they're a nato ally. elliot and i met with the prime minister and asked, why

he traded mock blows with the world record holder eliot kipchoge for the cameras by the river thamesal. he crossed paths with the great haile gebreselassie as a runner and prepared in ethiopia at one of gebreselassie's hotels, and mo farah used the london marathon media conference to tell the world about it. somebody opened my bag, took my money, at his hotel, and when you stay for two months in that hotel it is disappointing to know that somebody could have that, couldn't do nothing, and i was like, they couldn't do nothing. here is haile gebreselassie at his hotel in ethiopia. he has made counterclaims against mo farah including suggestions of an assault, all of which farah and his representatives dispute. gebreselassie has a message on his phone for farah who warns him that he will use the london marathon news c0 nfe re nce to that he will use the london marathon news conference to raise the robbery issue. he told me before he left, he told me i am going to, directly, i'm going to spoil, destroy your hotel. it is like this. you can read it from his sms message. a spokesman for far

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eliot remembers him he was very very strong. always having a conversation. but he was also very respectful. that's her with him in this one nine hundred seventy seven university newspaper photo when he walked the halls here nobody could have known that would become a figure who rattled international diplomacy and roiled a regime the saudi government denies the conclusion of u.s. and turkish intelligence that crown prince mohammed ordered his murder but increasingly because of it that government has become a global pariah. on tuesday indiana state university hosted the first annual address on the state of journalism in his honor it's important for a free press to be able to speak on behalf of the people to be able to do that on stage matters and we want that to be recognized and we want to never forget that six months after death his legacy continues to challenge a regime that according to recent reports has paid blood money to family members in the form of million dollar homes in thousands of dollars in monthly payments and according to leaked medical report

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well the house foreign affairs committee tweeted democrat eliot engels statement in support of julian assange just prosecutions saying he is in fact a tool of lattimer putin and the russian intelligence service know there's never been any evidence that proves let alone suggest a connection between we q leaks and the russian state or russian intelligence furthermore we could actually published embarrassing information not only about the united states and its allies but also about russia that we could be exposed file series revealed more than two hundred documents about russian surveillance contractors so i responded with a tweet saying angle statement is an endorsement of president trump attack on press freedom and i called it absolutely reprehensible now the house foreign affairs committee came back at me tweeting quote the first amendment protects free expression even for russian propaganda outlets like the one you work for it doesn't protect criminals who weaponized stolen information and i thought this was revealing for a number of reasons assad just charged with allegedly helping

here is a look at the floor debate starting with house foreign affairs committee chair eliot engel. mr. engel: thank you, madam chair. i yield myself such time as i may consume. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman is recognized. mr. engel: madam chair, it's a little surprising that we find ourselves back on the floor debating this resolution. after all it's already passed both chambers, with bipartisan support, in fact, it's passed the senate twice. they have used every book in the trick to slow it down. we reached the last page in the book and i'm

well the house foreign affairs committee tweeted democrat eliot engels statement in support of julian assange just prosecutions saying he is in fact a tool of lattimer putin and the russian intelligence service know there's never been any evidence that proves let alone suggest a connection between we q leaks and the russian state or russian intelligence furthermore we can actually published embarrassing information not only about the united states and its allies but also about russia we can expose files series revealed more than two hundred documents about russian surveillance contractors so i responded with a tweet saying angle statement is an endorsement of president trump's attack on press freedom and i called it absolutely reprehensible now the house foreign affairs committee came back at me tweeting quote the first amendment protects free expression even for russian propaganda outlets like the one you work for it doesn't protect criminals who weaponized stolen information and i thought this was revealing for a number of reasons assan just charged with allegedly helping chelsea ma

eliot keep shogi has run the second fastest marathon of all time the kenyan won the london marathon in a cause that record time of su i was soon minutes and thirty eight seconds to choke he broke the world record in berlin last year he's also the reigning olympic champion britain's four time olympic track champion mohammed fara finished back in fifth i can use it bridget coskata won the women's race the twenty five year old is the youngest ever winner defending champion in compact should there be a chariot finished in second ok but it's always for finance. and that's it for this news hour and for me has some secret thanks for your company rob is here with more news in a couple of minutes. from the bamboo all of that still navigating dangerous rapids from the time we depart to the time we finish are scared to the fisherman dicing with death i am afraid of falling i'm afraid of dying breed if i don't go i can't think of my family i need the man who go to the extreme just to make a living god you have to be a strong swimmer otherwise the surf and risking it all vietnam on al-jazeera. well

we will do it in future when all of the staters you obviously spoke to eliot abraham's trump special envoy in venezuela he's been associated with death squads across central and latin america the pope made archbishop brumaire o. a saint recently and abrams is implicated in the support that was given then contributed to his assassination why was he the man you wanted to call from switzerland when it came to well in effect stealing as we know from the recording was subsequently leaked sealing money from the venezuelan people. so he called me tourists and he's a nice guy and i know that he is a great experience specially in foreign relations and we knew each other many years so she kept he's on my knee now it's freeze again so dictator might do or this is all an april fool joke forget it your name is an x. ray we better stop now before we create an international incident that's just here very quickly a clip from and this really is isn't that this really is donald trump's u.s. special representative to venezuela elliott abrams who we were just speaking there who with the e.u. want to pic

there is a recent article that said chairman eliot engel and ranking member mccaul forge a rare bipartisan bond, and i think that's the way we like to conduct this committee. it is a national security committee, and it needs to be bipartisan. however, as the chairman mentioned, there are times when we do have policy differences, but we do have respect in those differences. we did take this up on the floor about seven weeks ago, and i did oppose it then. i oppose it for the same reasons today. most importantly because the resolution uses the war powers mechanisms to direct the removal of u.s. troops from hostilities. the problem is there are no u.s. forces to remove. that's the premise of this resolution is that somehow we have forces in yemen that need to be removed, that are engaged in hostilities, but as the department of defense's repeatedly confirmed, no united states forces are conducting hostilities against the houthis in yemen. this resolution abuses the war powers tool to get at a completely different security assistance issue, which congress has already had clear tools to address.

eliot remembers him but he was very very strong. but he was also very respectful. that's her with him in this one nine hundred seventy seven university newspaper photo when he walked the halls here nobody could have known that he would become a figure who rattled international diplomacy and roiled a regime the saudi government denies the conclusion of u.s. and turkish intelligence that crown prince mohammed ordered his murder but increasingly because of it that government has become a global pariah. on tuesday indiana state university hosted the first annual address on the state of journalism in his honor it's important for a free press to be able to speak on behalf of the people to be able to do that on a global stage matters and we want that to be recognized and we want to never forget that six months after death his legacy continues to challenge a regime that according to recent reports has paid blood money to family members in the form of million dollar homes in thousands of dollars in monthly payments and according to leaked medical reports his physically abus

eliot remembers him he was very very strong. but he was also very respectful. that's her with him in this one nine hundred seventy seven university newspaper photo when he walked the halls here nobody could have known that he would become a figure who rattled international diplomacy and ruled a regime the saudi government denies the conclusion of u.s. and turkish intelligence. ordered his murder but increasingly because of it that government has become a global pariah. on tuesday indiana state university hosted the first annual address on the state of journalism in his honor it's important for a free press to be able to speak on behalf of the people to be able to do that on a global stage matters and we want that to be recognized and we want to never forget that six months after death his legacy continues to challenge a regime that according to recent reports has paid blood money to family members in the form of million dollar homes in thousands of dollars in monthly payments and according to leaked medical reports his physically abused and undernourished polit

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taking a look at 270, 33 miles per hour.r eliot sp germantown to the spur, 26 miles per hour.n to wtop 5103. f.m. when you hop in your car. chuck? >> thanks. ki> are still mostly cloudy across the area. we're now rain free. and rain chancesor the remainders of the day nice and low. sterday zoomed all the way to 84 degrees. the earliest that we've b n that warm since we were 84 back in april the 4th in 2011. been eight years sinc we've been so warm so early. right now with a fairly large number of clouds outside, no rain 61 here in town. still a lot wind out of the south. that will turn to northwest wind later today. gusty at times. so plan on upper n 50s tor 60 on your way out the door. a quick warmup today. mid 70s by noontime. and right around 80 degrees for highs today. a 20% chance for a stray shower around about 5:00 this afternoon. the highest rain chances down to the south today. the deeper moisture down across the lowerbay, that's the reason for better cnce for stray shower later today across parts of southern ryland. future weather, again brings the clouds out and the

chairs, jerrold nadler, judiciary, elijah cummings, max answer waters, richard kneel, ways and means, eliotign affairs. this afternoon, president trump complained democrats will never be satisfied. >> there is no collusion, no obstruction, we'll start the process all over again? this is a disgrace. these are democrats want to try to demean this country. it shouldn't be allowed. reporter: democrats pushing for the full mueller report. >> every prior case of independent coins r counsel and special counsel they turned over the entire report within a day or two. what is taking place here is a sharp breakthrough precedent. reporter: key conservative says transparency is find but not releasing sensitive information. >> everything should be released that is legal. they should have everything that bill barr promised. i believe it will be but should not have classified information. reporter: attorney general says mid-april. democrats want it now. connell? connell: we'll follow it, mike emanuel thanks as always on capitol hill. melissa: it is called a quote, blood money arrangement. four children of

ts eliot said, there is no question whether we are going to whimper, abang or a bank is still a possibility and i agree with your caller that we cannot lose sight of that. upset that some people feel there has to be a choice. i think we can wrestle with several issues simultaneously. the problem of nuclear weapons and that nuclear proliferation, i think, still needs to be high on the agenda. host: do we need to eat less meat to solve climate change? guest: one of the strange things is that as people become wealthier, and this is not happening in developing countries around the world, most notably in china, they tend to produce and each more meat. it is not just raising more animals, it is feeding them on and feedlots to fatten them up. so you are having an agricultural practice producing the number two corn, which is for a cow very much like halloween candy is for a child. it produces fat cows, just like halloween candy does, we produce obese kids. is the kind of me to that is terrible for our health and our planet. i think the planet could survive if everybody had an occasional hamburger.

eliot has said, "the last temptation is the greatest treason. to do the right deed for the wrong reason." i wish you had commended the negro sit-inners and demonstrators of birmingham for their sublime courage, their willingness to suffer, and their amazing discipline in the midst of great provocation. one day, the south will recognize its real heroes. they will be the james merediths, with the noble sense of purpose that enables them to face jeering and hostile mobs and with agonizing loneliness that characterizes the life of the pioneer. they will be old, oppressed, battered negro women, symbolized in a 72-year-old woman in montgomery, alabama, who rose up with a sense of dignity and with her people decided not to ride segregated buses and who ungrammaticalh profundity to one who inquired about her weariness. "my feets is tired but my soul is rested." they will be the young high school and college students, the young ministers of the gospel, and a host of their elders, courageously and nonviolently sitting in the church, lunch counters, and wi

better known through his twitter pseudonym eliot alderson he describes himself as the worst nightmare of the beach a piece. retuning . to finish the open. question a year ago that the prime minister's. with same day uses personal details without their consent to an american behavioral analysis company called clever tap this included specific such as age profession and other voter id details. quickly. we developed on the plane just one more. signal to. wallace in a very big company place specific. one over you move will. push me. and do very scary can you. do it. shortly after baptist's revelations the b.g.p. confirmed directly to him that clever tap was using the data from the normal app for. the company remains elusive about the nature of this analysis all our e-mails and calls to them went unanswered. their website provides a few clues. liverpool would all approach is to make relationship marketing. simple and easy for marketers for example little we. can be who. should receive the message the when you know what what the why is that the message should go to and what the actual messa

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talked about the range of border issues with eliot engel who chairs the foreign affairs committee. >> congressman, i know you just got back from central america. you were in el salvador evaluating the importance of u.s. assistance to central america. what did you find? what did you see? what do you think now of the white house stance? >> we were actually flabbergasted. we were sitting with american officials when we heard that the president decided to cut all foreign aid to these countries. we had been touring and watching different programs that the united states is paying for, which will ensure that less people emigrate to the united states rather than more. we saw programs where young people were making software to show that they could survive and have a good future. and you cut that program, what are they going to do? they will emigrate to america. it seems to me what the president has done is just the wrong thing, the opposite thing. >> there are people who support the president doing this, who say, well, look these programs are so great, how come there is this upsurge -- there i

intelligence chairman, adam schiff, the oversight committee, the shs maxine water, foreign affairs eliot, they all released a joint statement calling on william barr to cancel his presence conference on mueller's report which is set to take place before congress is set to receive the report tomorrow morning. i'll just read you in part of it, quote, these new actions by the attorney general reinforce our concern that he is acting to protect president trump. the attorney general previously stated i don't believe it would be in the public's interest for me to attempt to summarize the full report or release it in serial or piecemeal action. we agree. he should let the full report speak for itself. the attorney general should cancel the press conference and provide the full report to congress as we have requested with the special counsel's fact gathering work concluded, it is now congress' responsibility to discuss the findings and evidence and proceed accordingly. this is essentially the chairman, and including the chair of your judiciary committee telling the attorney general to get out of

eliot has said, the last temptation is the greatest treason. to do the right deed for the wrong reason. i wish you had commended the negro sit inners and demonstrators of birmingham for their sublime courage, their willingness to suffer, and their amazing discipline in the midst of great provocation. one day the south will recognize its real heroes. they will be the james merediths, with the noble sense of purpose that enables them to face jeering and hostile mobs and with agonizing loneliness that characterizes the life of the pioneer. they will be old, oppressed, battered negro women, symbolized in a 72-year-old woman in montgomery, alabama who rows up with a sense of dig if i and with her people -- dignity and with her people decided not to ride segregated buses and who responded with ungram mat cal profundity to one who inquired about her weariness. my feets is tired but my soul is rested. they will be the young high school and college students, the young ministers of the gospel, and a host of their elders, courageously and nonviolently sit