laura: eliza collins, thanr you so much ining us. eliza: thank you.: in her news, a french court has ordered that life support must resume for a quadriplegic frenchmann a vegetati state only hours after doctors began withdrawing treatment. he has regaid consciousness being involved in a road accident 11 years ago. ukraine's new president is taki a serious approach to his role. the comedian turnedolician said he wanted to end the conflict withke russian-bacd forces in the service country. from kiev, this report. reporter:w there's a ney of doing politics in ukraine. vladimir last few hundred meters to his inauguration ceremony. a comedian who play the president and televisn program, about to take the job for real. won a landslide victory in april, but there are perhaps 5000 able to see his inauguration. it is not huge. that is an indication that a big part of the victory was not because they love him, they are fed up with the piticians that have dominated ukraine's recent history. most of them were watching on as mr. zelensky took the oath of office. t

i want to turn out to eliza this is very current stuff. so yesterday we learned that chevron had is paying $33 billion in mobile he spent several years in from those of you that don't know this is our small town apartment. what is the cost of the energy. i spent seven years looking at people what it meant to live a few hundred feet one of these gas wells. i want to say thank you these two books my because been in book has been in conversation with them all year in the course my book because of what happened to people who live next door to this well. i don't think without mona they would have the confidence to do that. from the start they were like water contamination is a national issue and these people deserve to be heard. the book is named for two towns. in terms of opioid addiction looking at the human cost of energy production. and how that has helped set up this over simplified urban world environment. he is a pig farmer and very staunch trump supporter he absolutely opposes the federal government to many of us that sounds ridiculous.

let's comment eliza tibbett —— comments are lies it's a bit.l that we were talking about earlier, she is a woman. that is a separate case. it is important because there has been a case. it's very important but it raises certain issues. those who choose to transition who are born biologically male but identify asa born biologically male but identify as a woman and want to compete as a woman, having undertaken hormone therapies. they have undertaken them however going to do that without undertaking treatment? coinage due for testosterone to be reduced if you take a contraception pill. that's all she has to do to reduce testosterone levels. let's not get stuck on caster semenya. same protocol would be used. you just asked me about transgender, a mother and that question, let me answer it or don't. now i want to hear the answer. all you need to do is reduce your level to five or ten if it is the ioc guidelines. all of the associations are finding their way. some of them like the american problem —— association say x export athletes will be protecte

caught up in that and i'm guessing, this is something i can't quite tell but it's quite clear that eliza nelson would not want to keep these people around so there was the possibility her family would be sold out from under her and this catalyzed john cornwell, master to start trying to figure out ways to get them out of virginia which is where the story picks up. mary was born at the same time as the cake that would be her reached thevirginia supreme court . so i want to think for a second about the third part of the audience. the third part of barth's formulation which is the audience. who were the audience for this photograph and why is this photograph being produced? i think that the thorniest and most relevant for us today, mary was photographed in part because charles sumner, he was not a particularly empathetic man but he was politically extremely astute and he knew that his entire constituency was white men this time and he felt that there desire to protect this child might in some way force them to think differently aboutslavery . and we can spend a lot of time i think thinking

. >> laura: the house oversight chair eliza cummings, alleged illegal use of funds by a charity run byife according to an irs complaint filed by a watchdog group. for all the details we go to trace gallagher tonight. >> as chair of the house oversight committee, elijah cummings says he has a mandate to be a check on the administration for any possible corruption. saying, "i'm not here to make headlines, i'm here to get people's problem solved." he is making headlines, the conservative government watchdog group national policy center has filed a complaint with the irsy looking into possible unethical behavior involving him and has 48-year-old wife who runs a nonprofit called "center for global policy solutions and another called global policy solutions." the complaint says they appeared to operate as a single entity in recent years the nonprofit has reportedly taken in millions of dollars in grants from companies like google, jpmorgan and credential which also have business interests before the house oversight committee. there is the robert johnson foundation by the men who established

i want to echo something that eliza was saying and question whether the problem we're talking about here is open-air drug dealing. and that's one of the reasons why tndc is supportive of the call for a tax force because i think we have to look at a broader set of issues. when people have been talking about some of the negative effects of open-air drug dealing, through conversations working in the tenderloin and also just today, people are talking about overdoses, people are talking about histories of trauma. people are talking about a legacy of, you know, uneven policing. these are all issues that are at hand and so, i'm concerned that by framing it as open-air drug dealing, we're implying a specific response and that response is a criminalizing response. tndc definitely is aware the war on drugs had a racialized legacy and negatively impacted the people that we work with, specifically african-americans and latinos. as we saw earlier with the data, 75% of the mean are arrested for drug sales are african-american or latino. that should definitely raise a lot of questions with us when we'r

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we have eliza collins and jason nichols.on, for the democratic perspective, this is expensive stuff. no one has put a price tag on it or how to address the price tag. does it boomerang on democrats? >> no, i don't think it does. first of all, i think people have to understand what the green new deal is. we really don't have a lot of folks. it's just a lot of goals that have been set. if you look at what congress woman ocasio-cortez put out there, it was a 14-page report, nonbinding resolution. people are just starting to state what the goals are. this is something talking about creating jobs and making things safer for americans. so i don't see how you can be opposed to it. >> neil: i guess i need details how to foot the bill for it. janna, whatever merits it has, we talked about john kennedy wanting to put a man on the moon. people said let's do the math. the two are not similar. we couldn't assess the cost until we were going along with it. it got prohibited. maybe this is a goal and we do have a greener cleaner planet. th

this is from the famous book on old tom's cabin, a depiction of a woman who is trying to run away, eliza famously crossing the ice which was a true story, trying to get away from dogs chasing her across that small ribbon of water that meant freedom on the other side. thomas higginson who was a good friend of harriet tubman and introducer in boston active at times when she gave public addresses and later by the way he calms the commander, colonel higginson, command of the first south carolina volunteers. what he said about her earlier on, he said she has the report of $12,000 offered for her in maryland. and will probably be burned alive whenever she is caught. so again any one person you can say this about wes that kind of off the charts bravery. so one might think, therefore, have accomplished this that when war broke out harriet tubman might've been kind of content to let the armies fight it out. thank goodness come finally outlasted but she wasn't content to get an instead she wanted to go south where the war was very hot and to spend another four years of her life. there she did nurs

. >> kathleen hall jamieson is currently reading eliza griswold's book, amity and prosperity.she's being suggested to run for office because of that boo . i'm sorry, i got the wrong candidate. strike that, yes. dan egan, the life and death of the great lakes. richard powers, the over story. you mentioned david blight earlier, pulitzer prize winner for frederick douglass. jeffrey stewart, the new negro. >> by the way, one of my secrets about how to determine what i'm going to read outside the areas i'm writing about. i try to read faulkner winners and pulitzer winners. why would you not take advantage of all that talent that went through that trouble to figure out these are things worth reading. there are few disappointments in following that as a guide into summer reading. >> been badly junior, the forgotten point how the people of one pennsylvania county elected donald trump. >> that is they are because we are engaged in functional reading. we are mounting a study for 2020, and we're trying to found the counties across the united states that are going to be the most interesti

eliza, those are two thorny areas for the administration right now, and neither looks like they are comingerday with congresswoman who represents a district in iowa. this was a red district that flipped for her in the last cycle. she is sounding all of the alarm bells on trade and for her district, but what's interesting, she said she's actually working with the republican senators in iowa because they are all on the same page about this. they are concerned about what the administration is doing. so i think that if this continues to go on, you may see more bipartisan folks like that sort of sounding alarm bells on what this means to their districts and states. neil: well, sounding alarm bells is very different than getting anything done. matt, i am curious about the china thing here. what if we don't get a deal any time soon? i'm reading some of the chinese press. what if we don't get one at all? >> it's terrible. let's face it. these tariffs are taxes, someone has to pay that tax, and you know, over the long haul, if the tariffs stay in place there's going to be a lot of economic hardship

ella es marta eliza y es divorciada desde hace tres aÑos y se ha enamorado de un chamÁn californianovio. nadide tiene derecho a juzgarme. no elijo a mi hombre para satisfacer a ninguno de ustedes ni a las normas establecidas sino que lo que hago es por amor". francisca: eligiÓ al amor y eso lo tenemos que hacer todos. pasamos con alan y tambiÉn con ana patricia. ana: tenemos noticias del entretenimiento. ella participÓ ayer la grabaciÓn de un video musical del cantante del grupo " aroma" y no se imaginan cuÁl fue su excusa para no responder a las preguntas calientes sobre su regreso con el padre de su hijo. vamos a ver lo que preparÓ nuestra reportera. ninel conde enmudeciÓporque grabÓ un vÍdeo del tema amor de tres pero la guapa mexicana no dijo ni pÍo. [sonido ambiente] ninel: es que no puedo hablar mucho porque tengo una inflamaciÓn en la garganta. >> pero nocantarÁs? ninel: por ahora no. >> con un poco de esfuerzo explicÓ la razón de su afonÍa y al cuestionarla por giovanni medina apretÓ el paso. ninel: ayer lanzamos la nueva canciÓn con horacio palencia, mi nuevo sencillo. ninel