. >> we're in music city, cruising with florida georgia line as the ady kids hit nashville. ♪ everybody'sing sunshine day ♪ >>> this is "entertainment tonight." >>> welcome, everyone. there's no better way to wrap up "e.t.'s" week in nashville than right here as you can hear, party central, fgl, the bar and restaurant owned by florida georgia line. >> it's friday, we'll get started inspect is great place to celebrate and drown your sorrows. so come on down, bradley cooper, because "e.t." was first to tell you that he and irina were on the rocks. >> well, now, it's officially over. and we know why. >> hi, irina, how are you? how are things with you and bradley at the moment? >> irina, in a chic burberry jumpsuit ignored questions about bradley cooper. the russian supermodel jetted out of l.a.x. about three hours before the breakup news broke. the 33-year-old left for the airport from bradley's home, carrying her suitcase. so, after four years together, what caused the breakup? well, a source tells "e.t." that irina "had high hopes" for her life with bradley but was ultimately "unhappy with

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no.from florida, georgia from georgia. >> i move to reconsider? >> not recognized. >> i couldn't introduce my i can't make a motion? e recognize the reconsider? i have an interesting point here we're going to discuss. the question, we have had two misconstruing of your motions today. one thing is concurrent which it is clearly not. any hearing in o future oversight on the investigation into russian interference in related matters, any height. is words on paper say this whatever. >> fine. >> reporting -- cognize for a e motion. >> question is on adoption of the motion. those in favor say aye. >> how do i get recognition? is there a mechanism? anyone? ayes have it. motion is agreed to. okay. roll.will call mr. nadler votes aye. miss jackson lee votes aye. cohen? of georgia. etche. miss bats votes aye. mr. richmond? mr. jeffrey. swalwell? lu. lu votes aye. miss democrating votes aye. perea votes aye. tes aye.nnan vo es aye.rcia vot aye.tanton votes aye. stein votes mr. collins votes no. sensenbrenner votes no. mr. gomert votes no. jordan votes no. no

or two ago we passed a supplemental for the floods, storm, damages we had in puerto rico, florida, alabama, georgia, iowa, nebraska. in the senate we wanted to add to it roughly five billion dollars the president requested to deal not with the wall but just the humanitarian part of the crisis at the border. the democrats insisted on stripping it out. so i will bring it up freestanding next week and see if they really aren't interested in dealing with this massive humanity that we have to take care of at the border. what is the objection? this is not about the wall, but about the humanitarian crisis. i think it is safe to say the president is getting more cooperation out of mexico than he is out of congressional democrats. steve: do you think, we talked about this on the program, we had experts who came in, look, democrats don't want to give the president a win. that would be a big win for him so they are going to deny that at any cost. do you agree with that? >> i think they're suffering from trump derangement syndrome. whatever he is for they are reflexively against. this is humanitarian, this is

the senate returns for debate for votes on district court nominations in ohio, alabama, florida and georgia and on cspan-3, the house oversight and reform committee considers whether to hold the attorney general, william barr in contempt of congress by refusing to comply with subpoenas related to the trump administration's decision to add a citizenship question to the 2020 u.s. census. that gets underway at 10 am eastern. >>> most of us, when we think of winston churchill we think of the older man sending young men into war. but, no one knew better and few knew as well that the reality of war, the devastation, he said to his mother, after the second war, the rock comes through and you can't gild it. he absolutely knew the disaster the war was extracted sunday night, historian candace miller talks about the early military career of winston churchill in her book the hero of the empire , a daring escape and the making of winston churchill . >> he said, give me a regimen, i want to go and fight. he ends up going with the regiment on the day it fell to the british and he takes over the prison an

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he is going to campaign heavily in the south, particularly in florida, georgia, texas, and south carolina expanding the electoral map. able to do something that no democratic campaign can do right now, and that is use the treasure trove that they have been collecting for the past two plus years to target a very, very small parts of voters. in some cases, even individuals. >> neil: stick around, my friend. peter doocy and washington. at the president's plans kicking off tomorrow afternoon. long time to go before we vote for president. multiple experts, even on the day of the election, they thought he had no chance of being president. you have seen these polls. it is very, very early, but in all of these battleground states, the president has a battle on his hands. what are we to make of that? >> that is certainly right. the fact of the matter is that his own internal polling shows that he is behind. now this shows that he is behind biden, sanders, warren, even people to judge. people inside his own camp willie numbers. this is a political problem, which shows that he is starting 2020 someo

the northeast all the big cities getting a break from the extreme heat, as for the southeast, florida, georgiarolinas here, real feel numbers around 110, so again it's going to be heating up across this region. take a look at those numbers for tomorrow, 16 in raleigh, 98 fayetteville, north carolina you're the hot spot, 97 in wilmington, virginia beach, if you're looking to cool on down, certainly on the hot side, stay cool in the studio. jon: i'm trying, thank you across the atlantic heat as well, record-breaking temperatures result in wild fires and multiple deaths, kitty logan in london with the latest. >> europe is sweltering in some of the highest temperatures ever experienced across the continent and so far 6 people have died due to heat, those high temperatures are also fueling wild fires in both france and spain. in southern france large areas of land caught fire homes and cars have burned, firefighters to slowly bring fires under control but wild fires broke out in spain on saturday. those fires come up to several french towns experienced a record-breaking 45.9-degrees celsius, that's

he's going to campaign, he's going to win techs as, he's going to -- texas, he's going to go to florida, georgiaeing over-confident. president trump does pretty well in the southern part of the united states. >> i think long-term, the southern states, the sun belt might be an issue for republicans. but biden of course has to say oh, i can win anywhere. if you remember in 2016, this is similar to hillary clinton's strategy. she ignored wisconsin, michigan, and pennsylvania, said i can flip georgia and texas. biden has to be careful about where he's campaigning. rhetorically, it sounds great. cheryl: we'll see where they start to land and who is going to be the democratic nominee. we've got a while to go. joe ox than, thank you. lauren: investors watching the race to the white house and the federal reserve's take on interest rates. let's bring in craig dismue. thanks for joining us. before we get to the potential rate cut, how do you think the market would respond to a biden or a sanders presidency? right now, stocks are within 1% of record closing highs. >> sure. i think that biden is probably a

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oh, and florida georgia line cheers ] they were -- this is funny so this bit where their manager is tryingo and i keep saying "no, just let them sing. and then they go, "but they have great stories they want to talk to you." i go, "yeah, that's good just let them sing that's good. and then i go up to shake their hands at the end and they're like, "i tried sushi the other day. and i liked it." [ laughter ] some bad story it's like, "okay, good." but they were really funny check it out if you haven't seen it. that one's this fridayd anen obviously our -- the biggest thing -- the best show i think we've ever done, the special we did in puerto rico. >> steve: come on. b >> jimmy: weught the show down to puerto rico in honor of - [ cheers and applause everyone there just to show that puerto rico is open for business go go on vacation it's happening it's great a [ cheers andlause but we talked about all that stuff, anyways thank you again to "variety. and congrats to hasan nhaj thank you for yo beard [ cheers and applause at totally stole th doing the show, it's that no one here should have to l

and one of those artists, the duo florida-georgia line happens to be taking the stage.nd we're here at the bar and restaurant, which is sure to be one of the many hopping spots in downtown nashville this week. pam? >> i bet. the place to be. thank you, ashley. >>> singer r. kelly is due in a chicago court today on 11 new sex-related charges. the arraignment comes one week after prosecutors announced the felonies. kelly pled not guilty in february, other counts against three girls and a woman. legal analysts doubt this will but the judge could revoke his bond and order him to jail until the trial. >>> recording of the ett reported that he had chicago. his creative manager called police on smollett's behalf on january 29th. >> does your friend need an ambulance? >> i just think he's startled. what's really ma'am. just because i'm scared and i don't know what it is. they put a noose around his neck. >> the 911 call lasted three minutes. smollett was charged with multiple felony counts, after chicago police say he staged what he described as a hate crime attack. prosecutors

the senate returns for debate and votes on a district court nominations in ohio, alabama, florida, and georgia. and on c-span3, the house oversight and reform committee considers whether to hold attorney general william barr and commerce secretary wilbur ross in contempt related to 2020 u.s.for the census. that gets underway at 10:00 a.m. eastern. >> most of us when we think of winston churchill, we think the older man sending young men into war, but no one knew better, and few new as well the realities of war, the tear and devastation. he said to his mother after his second war, the raw comes through, you cannot gild it. he knew the disaster that were was. "q&a," a night on historian talks about the early military career of winston churchill. he said, give me a regimen, i want to go and fight. he ends up going with the regiment to pretoria on the day it felt to the british, and he takes over the prison and freeze the men -- frees the men who would been his fellow prisoners, he puts in prison the jailers, and he watches as the flag is torn down and the union jack is wasted in its place. >> sun

florida. anyone else? gentlemen from georgia. >> mr.johnson of georgia votes aye. >> has everyone voted who wishes to vote? >> with the chairman engaged -- >> announced the result. >> ok, that's fine. >> mr. gates what was your vote? >> aye. >> 23 ayes and 13 no's. >> the motion of the previous question is adopted. >> initiative and moves to reconsider. >> motion. no,lemen from florida -- the gentleman from georgia is recognized. >> i moved to reconsider. >> he is not recognized. >> how do i get recognized? i cannot even make a motion. recognizey cannot we the motion to reconsider? >> because he has not been recognized. >> so we are not coming to recognize anyone who has a motion? >> i have an interesting point that you and i just discussed. twoquestion is, is again, misconstruing of emotions. one thing was concurrent which it is clearly not in this does not apply to tomorrow. this applies to any hearing in the future in which it is entitled department of justice find investigation into russian interference. it relates to any hearing. >

north carolina, south carolina, florida, georgia, texas, louisiana, puerto rico, virgin islands. these places were pounded, people died because of the lack of resilience, the lack of these projects being carried out. lastly, madam chair, my home state of louisiana. going back to 2005, i heard a little while ago, someone talking about hurricane katrina. what people don't realize or don't understand, the project that was designed to stop that flooding, that devastation, the loss of 1,200 to 1,500 might have brothers, sisters, friends, relatives, neighbors, fellow louisianans, that project was authorized, dates back to the 1970's, and it wasn't finished. it wasn't finished in 2005. i'm not asking to move the corps, i'm asking, let's look at how to improve, how to modify this. let's look at a better result to where we're not spending as we have in recent years $1.7 trillion, responding to countless disasters across this country. thank have cost our nation over $1 billion a pop. i'll reserve. the chair: the gentleman reserves the balance of his time. the gentlewoman from ohio is recog

c-span2, the senate returns for debate and votes on district court nominations in ohio, alabama, florida, and georgia. on c-span3, the house oversight and reform committee continues whether to hold william barr and wilbur ross in contempt of congress for refusing to comply with subpoenas related to the trump administration's decision to add a citizenship question to the 2020 u.s. census. that gets underway at 10:00 a.m. eastern.

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florida. >> when in georgia, north carolina, south carolina and i believe we can win texas and florida if you look at the polling data now. >> there is no way he beat me in texas. i am winning everywhere. >> 3 months ago the president's own internal polling had him behind biden by double digits in pennsylvania and wisconsin. at first the president denied the data was true but now his own campaign is confirming it and reportedly firing pre-pollsters because of it. >> those numbers were accurate but from 3 months ago, they were pre-mueller report, they were the worst-case scenario in the most unfavorable turnout model. white house officials are calling the timing of these leaked internal polls very curious, right before the president's big 2020 kickoff but worth remembering the polls got it wrong in 2016. >> thank you very much. there is a ballot battle brewing in the south. trump van lining up for the launch of the president's reelection campaign tomorrow. prominent democrats talking about winning 7 states in 2020 and flipping florida. standing by to talk about those claims on the other side.

about it this week, is some of the states that trump won comfortably in 2016, texas, georgia, north carolina, floridageorgia in particular look to be in play this time. do you think that's realistic. is that something trump has to pay attention to? >> i don't know about texas. florida will certainly be in play. we had him slightly ahead in florida and ohio. win the final week of the campaign, he moved forward to a lead in all four states and that's what brought him the presidency. those are the states to really watch. paul: so the president's pollster says, well, look, the poll% crazy, they don't model the actual voters who will come out. our base is going to be mobileized. and that's going to be the key to the race. every time i hear some campaign advisor say ignore the polls, you know what, i mean, usually that's -- they're just trying to distract from what's a bad poll result. i mean, what would you watch if you're a voter trying to measure how well the president's going to do? what do you watch? >> one of the mistakes a lot of the public polls make is they try model the sample based on what they

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c-span2, the senate returns for debate and votes on district court nominations in ohio, alabama, florida and georgia. and on c-span3, the house oversight and reform committee considers whether to hold attorney general william barr and commerce secretary wilbur ross in contempt of congress for refusing to comply with subpoenas related to the trump administration's decision to add a citizenship question to the 2020 u.s. census. that gets underway at 10:00 a.m. eastern. >> the house beginning work on fiscal year 2020 spending. we are joined by jennifer shutt, who covers appropriations and budget for cq roll call. first up is this four package a bill of spending measures for next year. tell us what is in this first package, and what is behind the democrat's strategy in approaching spending debate this year. ms. shutt: the package includes the defense spending bill, the department of labor, health and human services and education, the energy water spending bill and the state and foreign operation spending bill. it'

we saw it in florida, in georgia, and we will see it continue on and on because what republicans knowtrue is when more people vote, they lose so their idea around this is to decrease the amount of people that are able to vote, and to either scare them to death so they don't go to the polls, either to scrub their names from the polls, or hide them in a desk like we saw in georgia. but this is not new. the problem here is what i find to be the issue is the fact that democrats don't tie these things together. every instance of voter suppression is somehow new and somehow in a separate silo. no. it is a pattern of aggression that politicians have had since the beginning of time, just in case jim crow and before then, and we don't connect the dots. our representatives don't connect the dots and that's the problem. >> paul, we are talking about -- and i think our viewers need to understand. we're not talking about the voting rules specifically. we're talking about the census where the voting rolls come from. because the census determines the population in the state. it determines, then, how

florida texas georgia puerto rico the virgin islands and wildfires in california to disrupt far too many learning environments those of us at the department of education were moved to minimize students of all ages and be continue to support communities as they work to reopen schools and restore learning environments secretary divorce trance travel to those areas in the fall to see firsthand the damage as the dozens of department staff participated in the outreach efforts to develop those legislative options to prepare an official white house request but then immediately made available financial assistance through the project program which helps restore learning environments in affected areas providing grants of $2 million each to the virgin islands puerto rico texas and california while jumpstarting high-priority relief efforts to supplement the forthcoming congressional action on comprehensive disaster recovery. with two.$7.1 - - two.$7 million for disaster recovery programs they quickly move to implement this appropriation. awarding nearly one.$4 billion under five programs to make sur

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