she said let's do it. >> mom along with gabby decided to reach out to a coffee shop to create gabby'sunds. >> people get my coffee. >> going it on her terms. >> they started a go fund me page. her plan to hire other people with disabilities. >> she sells her coffee at local events and she also personally delivers to her customers. >> oh, yeah. i'm a hugger. >> i feel like she will crush and every one of her goals. >> yeah. >> what is it? >> oh, my gosh. >> next right there minute. >> and jim the pup hears his name but he doesn't know where it's coming from. the adorable moment when he finally sniffs st prankster. >>> what are you going to do? >> see why being a bit tech savvy can make for a true love connection. >> i was just texting. so if you have heart failure, ask your doctor about entresto. it helped keep people alive and out of the hospital. don't take entresto if pregnant. it can cause harm or death to an unborn baby. don't take entresto with an ace inhibitor or aliskiren, or if you've had angioedema with an ace or arb. the most serious side effects are angioedema, low blood pr

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gabby martin is back with us.g from lewis these new allegations against epa chief scott pruitt, trump, he started off the week defending pruitt but, again, after those sort of rose garden comments he made yesterday, do you think we could see the white house and the president rein pruitt in? >> reporter: it's interesting to see the drip, drip, drip information about pruitt, much of it extremely damning. to have that constantly flowing out and the president not doing anything is unrealistic at this point. there's going to come a breaking point where the white house says enough is enough. we've already seen questions about the epa administrator's travel and security expenditures, some lavish purchases he's made, some of the demands he's made in terms of getting more pictures of his face on coins at the epa, offering these raises to different staff members who are particularly close to him. i mean, it is astounding the revelations that we've heard over the past week and a half. i do think after those comments yesterda

. >> gabby, good to talk to you this morning. thanks for joining us so early.s we just talked about earlier, it seems as if russia is pushing the white house for a meeting with president trump. i guess the big question here is could this meeting actually happen.? and what are the optics of a meeting like this? >> first off, i think it's unlikely this will happen in the not so distant future. he has plans right now to meet with the leader of north korea. he has plans to host emmanuel macron from france for his first state visit of the trump presidency. so he really does have a jam packed schedule with foreign leaders in the next few months and i can it would be difficult on to fit a putin visit in. if they do meet by the end of this year, it will be a challenge for this white house to overcome the negative optics for president president, there has always been a discrepancy between his rhetoric on russia and the policies that this white house is pursuing on russia. he sanctioned russia over their meddling in the 2016 election, but at the same time, it's always fe

gabby, is there something when you hearjerusalem, the england national anthem?overwhelming dominic overwhelmed with pride for team england, never gets boring, very special, amazing to stand on the podium —— overwhelmed with pride. a shocking year, funding was withdrawn, then reinstated, funding for tokyo now so you must feel a spring in your step? over the last 12 months badminton has got some momentum after a previous tough year. the team has been incredibly successful and we're happy we could stand on the podium and be part of that and a great shout out to badminton as a sport, we are on the up and with tokyo coming quickly, not quite round the corner. . . coming quickly, not quite round the corner. .. does it coming quickly, not quite round the corner... does it help coming quickly, not quite round the corner. .. does it help being a couple, you can talk about it in the car, do you talk about it over brea kfast, car, do you talk about it over breakfast, do you talk about anything else? having this journey together and being out here for a few weeks now, it's

gabby, you covered this beat very well. you know better than anyone else. it does, the tone, i mean, again, i know there is idealogical animosity. most of these folks are progressives or liberals, we get that. there used to be a more serious degree of professionalism leaving my personal opinions at home when i do this job. >> yeah. i think that has become a obviously huge issue in this environment. one of the primary reasons this president became elected because of frustration among americans seeing daily just the level of partisan chatter among people who are supposed to objectively covering this administration and covering politics in general. there is huge frustration it has grown under the trump administration since the get-go. we haven't seen any attempt by most reporters to hide their own opinions. in fact it has been quite the opposite. seems as though we done away with any goal being objective in our coverage that is sad that will play a big role in midterm elections this fall and also president trump's attempts to get reelected in 2020. charles: yo

chris and gabby adcock were the winners of the badminton next balls final.are on the verge beating arsenal in the premier league, matt ritchie put them ahead at st james's park, it is 2—1 with one minute of normal time to play. celtic are 2—0 up in their scottish cup semifinal against rangers, it is almost half—time at hampden park and the winner faces motherwell in the final. daniel riccardo winds chaotic chinese grand prix for red bull, lewis hamilton was fifth, but narrows the gap on sebastian vettel to nine points in the daniels —— in the drivers‘ championship. more sport in one hour, join us then. a service is being held in salisbury this afternoon, with the purpose of symbolically reclaiming the city for the common good, after the nerve agent attack last month. the bishop of salisbury is hosting the "service of cleansing and celebration". john mcmanus spoke to the bishop, ahead of the service. the service will be conducted by the right reverend nicholas hoult, the bishop of salisbury, who joins us 110w. bishop of salisbury, who joins us now. this is a

start with you, gabby, on this, it's not the first time a u.s. president has deployed troops to the u.s./mexico border. what's different this time around? >> i think this request first of all is significantly different. the president is asking for 4,000 to 6,000 national guard troops to be stationed at the border to help with immigration enforcement. if you look at what's taken place with texas deciding to send 250 national guard members in arizona announcing that they plan to deploy 150, he's short of that number. you have 400 national guard members at the border right now. not 4,000. another big thing on this is the president has said that the purpose of this is to insure that the border is being protected while he can build his border wall. but we know that in many places, including southern california. where there are currently two different barriers and a road in between those barriers for immigration and customs enforcement, patrol officers to use to protect the border, there really isn't much that national guard troops can do on top of wha

the husband—and—wife combination of chris and gabby, the reigning champions defending their title inarcus ellis and lauren smith. but it has not been alljoy for the home nations down under. take this for example. scotland's calum hawkins, leading the marathon with only a mile to go, only for exhaustion to cruelly rob him of victory in the 30 degrees heat. the fact it took several minutes for medical help to arrive has led to criticism of the organisers. another scotsman, robbie simpson, was able to make the podium. he battled through to bronze in the searing temperatures. and that's it, the final day of the commonwealth games is over. the gold coast may be more than 10,000 miles away, but it has been a home from home for the home nations. looking back and looking at the medals table, reasons for everybody to be cheerful. the australians are happy they topped the table unlike four years ago when they were second behind england. they wanted to get more gold medals than all the home teams put together and they did that, but scotland and wales can celebrate their best ever away commonwea

thanks, gabby. thank you. >> thanks. >> julie: james comey weighs in on the house russia investigation. why he says that committee's probe was a "wreck." plus, a massive teacher strike enters its second week. what educators are demanding. >> we wanted to let our teachers now, here a list of what we've had in phoenix so far and we support them. we won't stop supporting them. mom? dad? hi! i had a very minor fender bender tonight in an unreasonably narrow fast food drive thru lane. but what a powerful life lesson. and don't worry i have everything handled. i already spoke to our allstate agent, and i know that we have accident forgiveness. which is so smart on your guy's part. like fact that they'll just... forgive you... four weeks without the car. okay, yup. good night. with accident forgiveness your rates won't go up just because of an accident. switching to allstate is worth it. >> jon: right now arizona parents are scrambling to find child care as the teacher strike enters its second week. teache

britain's chris and gabby adcock have defended their european badminton title with a closely—fought victoryeconds seeds. the adcocks, recently crowned commonwealth games champions, beat mathias christiansen and christinna pedersen by two sets to one — taking the decider 21—18, in a match that lasted 66 minutes. they are the first english duo to defend a european title successfully for 32 years. at the world snooker championship, four—time winnerjohn higgins has booked his place in the quarterfinals. it could hardly have been easierfor him, cruising through against jack lisowski 13 frames to i. higgins made three centuries, including a magnificent 146 break, the highest of this year's competition so far. delighted. that's my highest break ever here at the crucible. i think my highest before was 142 or a3. so it was a good break, good break. i don't know if big ryan day will think that way, i went one point in front of him. there could very well be a maximum break here, so i am not counting my chickens yet. but it is a good break. i expected such a tough game but this place can do it. in one

britain's chris and gabby adcock have defended their european badminton title with a closely—fought victoryns, beat mathias christiansen and christinna pedersen by two sets to one — taking the decider 21—18, in a match that lasted 66 minutes. they are the first english duo to defend a european title successfully for 32 years.

gabby, we begin with you and your talk on the size of this win. a win is a win. democrats are quick to say yeah, but the president won this by double digits, 20 points. but it did disrupt what was a trend of disappointing showings on the part of a number of republicans. is that enough to stave off a november fall of the house? >> you know, this is an isolated race in arizona last night. i talked to a white house source earlier this morning to ask them whether they felt re-assured seeing the gop victory. to be honest, they were candidate. this is a district that trump won by 20 points. it's a district that more than $1 million was spent by gop outside groups. the district where democrats weren't really involved because they didn't think they could win it. all of those factors combined, it doesn't leaving republicans re-assured. >> neil: you can look at the recent races, the one in pennsylvania where conor lamb wins, in alabama where doug jones beat back roy moore, a host of other races. the latest trend shows depending on surveys, that more americans are inclined

injured in las vegas or 17 people at parkland or a number of these massacres including capitol hill with gabbygiffords shot at a meet and greet or mr. scalise shot at a congressional baseball game when teachers were shot to death in their classroom and congress did absolutely nothing that is an embarrassment and corruption of the political process. members of congress have not been responsive to this crisis when the people cry out 90% of americans support universal background checks banning assault weapons that congress is not responsive so to show tremendous personal responsibility that we should all follow. >>host: republican and and i remember good morning. >> good morning. the gentleman had a freudian slip but the membership of the nrame endorses the political activity of the nra and the other part i would say is around that program he talked about the retailer gathers money on behalf of the customers so there is a pass-through. >> guest: no question the nra talks about 5 million members i think many of those are law-abiding americans t cell benefits with the programs and magazines and tra

ticks digne rolled welsh gymnast gabby yorath. england's jason scaife.eded it. pascoe celebrates as the crowd... the celebration went wrong. he still can't do it. shirts off, boys... 0h, can't do it. shirts off, boys... oh, yes. that is a certain photograph. it was so close. what a finish this is. that must be the unluckiest story in the whole history of athletics. mcgugan has got the gold medal. 15 years old, ian thorpe. wow, ian thorpe is getting a standing ovation from this cloud. tom daly, double gold medallist at the commonwealth games. acrobatics, they were just out of this world. she takes gold! brilliant. we promised you the masters. let's join eilidh barbour. the world's best are peaking perfectly for the first major of the season. tiger is back, he's fit and he's informed. ken brown alongside me here. always a buzz around this place, but walking around augusta national this week, it has been ramped right up. it has been amazing. 0n the practice days, the crowds here in their droves. exciting to see tiger back. only playing five times since comi

say teamwork makes the dream work, and so it proved for husband—and—wife combination of chris and gabbytheir way to gold in the mixed badminton, beating team—mates marcus ellis and lauren smith. marathons are gruelling at the best of times, but these are the toughest of conditions. scotland's callum hawkins leading with only a mile to go, cruelly collapsing with exhaustion. the medical staff making a much—needed intervention in the near 30—degree temperatures. robbie simpson battled to bronze in the gruelling temperatures. countryman ross hawkins was able to medal. he battled through to bronze in the searing heat. the gold coast may be more than 10,000 miles away, but it has been a commonwealth games brimming with british success. james burford, bbc news. this is how the final table looks. daniel riccardo won an event for grand prix. lewis hamilton finish fourth, but has closed in on sebastien battle after he was caught up sebastien battle after he was caught up in the late accident. on occasions even the most predictable sports can be unpredictable no one expected to see ricciardo win

gabby situation where he, the police want him, should he not be giving himself up?r him if it is a legitimate —— legitimate warrant. he wasn't hurt. the essential complaint that he makes, and he has made it to the united nations, is that there is this inquisitorial system that goes right back to the spanish inquisition, that enables the investigative judge to be the trial judge, and that on any view is an fair. we are in a position where he is in fair. we are in a position where he isina fair. we are in a position where he is in a metal workers union, how long can last? butler that is for him decide. they may well be a cellist and the warrant. that will mean because it has been issued and another province, there are all sorts of legal technicalities, the human rights committee may decide to grant what are called interim measures for acquiring brazil to let him out. until his guilt is decided finally. there is the election, he is the frontrunner, putting him in prison may well so enraged his supporters that he gets more votes than happy being out on the stump. stay w

the husband and wife combination of chris and gabby, the reigning champions, defending their title inis and lauren smith. but it hasn't been alljoy for the home nations down under. take this, for example. scotland's callum hawkins leading the marathon, with only a mile to go, only for exhaustion to cruelly rob him of victory in the 30—degree heat. the fact it took several minutes for medical help to arrive has led to criticism of the organisers. another scotsman, robbie simpson, was able to make the podium, though. he battled through to bronze in the searing temperatures. and that's it, the final day of the commonwealth games over. the gold coast may be more than 10,000 miles away, but it's been a home from home for the home nations. tim hague, bbc news. it looks like celtic will reach the final of the scottish cup. with a couple minutes to go at hampden park, they are leading old firm rivals rangers by 4—0. a little over 20 minutes had passed before the holders were in front thanks to tom rock pitch. celtic continued to dominate and carroll mcgregor added toa dominate and carroll mcg

say teamwork makes the dream work, and so it proved for husband—and—wife combination of chris and gabbyefending champions smashing their way to gold in the mixed badminton, beating team—mates marcus ellis and lauren smith. marathons are gruelling at the best of times, but these are the toughest of conditions. scotland's callum hawkins leading with only a mile to go, cruelly collapsing with exhaustion. the medical staff making a much—needed intervention in the near 30—degree temperatures. countryman ross hawkins was able to medal. robbie simpson battled to bronze in the gruelling temperatures. the gold coast may be more than 10,000 miles away, but it has been a commonwealth games brimming with british success. james burford, bbc news. apart from the ending in the netball which has created silence all around, the australians are happy. the diamonds had finally lost the gold medal match. but the aussies are happy, they have done what they said, they said they would top the medals table. not only that, we will beat the gold medal tally of the home teams put together, and they have done that

chris and gabby adcock retained the mixed doubles title, beating marcus ellis and lauren smith in thel table looks, australia way out in front at their home games. 45 golds for england in their haul of 136. wales' 36 is a record. scotland are just behind them with their best at an overseas games. 12 medals for northern ireland too. so it's over to birmingham now. these are live pictures from the closing ceremony on the gold coast. australia said they'd deliver the friendly games. think they've achieved that. a colourful one as well. birmingham with an some act to follow in four years. if we could just get some of that sunshine and sand. a little cooler in shanghai today. the coolest head of the lot belonged to danielle ricciardo who pulled off a series of stunning overtakes for his first win of the season. a processional race was turned on its head when the two toro rossos collided on the 30th lap. that saw the safety car come out and ricciardo make a pit stop. after the restart his fresher tyres saw him move from sixth to first in just ten laps to take his first win in 15 races. seba

the husband and wife combination of chris and gabby, the reigning champions, defending their title inoy for the home nations down under. take this, for example. scotland's callum hawkins leading the marathon, with only a mile to go, only for exhaustion to cruelly rob him of victory in the 30—degree heat. the fact it took several minutes for medical help to arrive has led to criticism of the organisers. another scotsman, robbie simpson, was able to make the podium, though. he battled through to bronze in the searing temperatures. and that's it, the final day of the commonwealth games over. the gold coast may be more than 10,000 miles away, but it's been a home from home for the home nations. tim hague, bbc news. lots of smiles on the gold coast, is that any sunshine over here? it will be easily the warmest weather we have seen this year. how one? temperatures towards wednesday and thursday picking up with highs of 25 degrees around london. not far behind that, birmingham and norwich. across the board, high teens, low 20s, so pleasant spring warm sunshine around the corner. we have seen

britain's chris and gabby adcock have defended their european badminton title with a closely—fought victoryes champions, beat mathias christiansen and christinna pedersen by two sets to one — taking the decider 21—18, in a match that lasted 66 minutes. they are the first english duo to defend a european title successfully for 32 years. at the world snooker championship, four—time winner john higgins has booked his place in the quarterfinals. it could hardly have been easierfor him, cruising through against jack lisowski 13 frames to i. higgins made three centuries, including a magnificent 146 break, the highest of this year's competition so far. delighted. that's my highest break ever here at the crucible. i think my highest before was 142 or 43. so it was a good break, good break. i don't know if big ryan day will think that way, coventry went one point in front of him. there could very well be a maximum break here, soiam very well be a maximum break here, so i am not counting my chickens yet. but it is a good break. i did not expect such a tough game but this place can do it. in one of my

the husband and wife combination of chris and gabby, the reigning champions, defending their title ineating team—mates marcus ellis and lauren smith. but it hasn't been alljoy for the home nations down under. take this, for example. scotland's callum hawkins leading the marathon with only a mile to go, only for exhaustion to cruelly rob him of victory in the 30—degree heat. the fact it took several minutes for medical help to arrive has led to criticism of the organisers. another scotsman, robbie simpson, was able to make the podium though. he battled through to bronze in the searing temperatures. and that's it, the final day of the commonwealth games over. the gold coast may be more than 10,000 miles away, but it has been a home from home for the home nations. tim hague, bbc news. you can see more on all of today's stories on the bbc news channel. the next news on bbc one is at 5.35pm. until then, have a good afternoon. strong winds have pushed the flames toward suburban you are watching the bbc news channel. as we've been hearing, jeremy corbyn has said labour will continue to press

gabby, let me start with you.is began last week when kanye west came to the defense of candace owens? he said i did president trump. >> he encountered the thought police and now he's pushing back. he says it's okay to be an african-american who doesn't buy into the democratic liberal agenda. it's sort of refreshing, but at the same time it's scaring people to think about kanye, a 2024 run. >> it would have been better than a hillary 2016. charles: you are in charge of diversity coalition. i went to a concert to see kanye it was the most of diverse crowd in new york city. people think he started loving free speech today. he has come up against hip hypocrisy for years. i think it's been 14 years to this day that one of his most of famous songs came out where he slammed christianity. he said you can rap about anything but jesus. he said if i talk about god my record won't get played. he has been standing up for these things for decades. charles: chance the rapper tweeted black people don't have to be democrats. some

the united states is very key because this is essential what he would presumably say in open court gabby i want to listen to what you're saying then and compare it to walt komi said earlier on when he gave testimony to the congress that does seem to be a change in tone right. it is and as i mentioned before i mean komi was really criticizing trump personally as well personally about like i said the way he dresses the way he combs his hair even insinuating that he he himself and uses glasses when he tends him self and this is led to a lot of trump's supporters to say that this is just a personal vendetta by james komi against donald trump and nothing more than that. but we are hearing a lot of incredible new salacious revelations also in this interview something kind of new that we've just heard as well in this interview is that the interviewee george stephanopoulos asked. james komi if he thought russia might have some compromising information on donald trump he was insinuating these unconfirmed reports that have circulated widely that russia might have videotape of with trump with women

chris and gabby adcock retained the mixed doubles title, beating marcus ellis and lauren smith in theble feeling to see the st george flag raised alongside his wife. ellis managed to bounce back though to win the men's doubles alongside chris langridge. they've added that to the olympic bronze they won two years ago. it may be the chinese year of the dog but it was a red bull out in front at a crazy chinese grand prix. this man, daniel ricciardo, taking the chequered flag. a processional race was turned on its head when the two toro rossos collided on the thirtieth lap. that saw the safety car come out and ricciardo make a pit stop. after the restart his fresher tyres saw him move from sixth to first in just ten laps to take his first win in 15 races. sebastian vettel, who started from pole, could only finish 8th after being hit by max verstappen. the dutchman was given a penalty that saw lewis hamilton claim fourth. vettel‘s championship lead is down to nine points. i don't seem to win boring races. they are all pretty fun. that was unexpected, you know? putting ourselves 24 hours ag

gabby, as you just heard, there is still dissatisfaction from some that a special counsel was not named yeah. i mean for every republican who is upset with this move by the attorney general, there's actually another republican who stands by it and thinks it was the right decision to appoint a u.s. attorney in utah who is working with the inspector general inside the justice department to look at potential fisa abuse and some of these other allegations have emerged over the last few months. ron johnson said earlier this morning that this was a good idea, that typically the inspector general who will be working with john huber, is relatively removed from the justice department and can therefore operate impartially. and if there are instances where either of them cannot subpoena obama administration officials or others who have knowledge of some of these practices and decisions that were made regarding carter page and fisa warrants, that they can at least then hand them over to congressional committees lake the oversight committee, the judiciary committee that can subpoena and bring the wi

she had attack ads, some headline is coming up, gabby giffords coming to her assistant she was able to close in a little bit but couldn't pull through because when it comes down to it this is a district donald trump won a big by 21 points in 2016 so not a surprise that she has won, the big question was the spread, whether she could pull out a double-digit lead, anything less could be a wake-up call to republicans come november. >> we were thinking we might get these results later but a lot of early balloting may have factored in. you may have had a demographic makeup of what goes on in that district. seemed like a tough hill to climb for the democrat but this may be more about the spread than who actually won. >> it is about the spread and we are getting the results, the last check from secretary of state's office, waiting to see if this is a double-digit lead. anything less then a double-digit spread at the end of the day even though will win is a win could be a wake-up call because we have those midterms we are talking about. they really want to stop that momentum they believe democr

for more let's bring in gabby, white house correspondent. >> electronic communication documents revealfficial intelligence was used to watch the investigation into possible collusion. this seems like a big deal. >> it is. we have no reason to believe devon nunez would be lying about the absence of shared intelligence. i think in the coming days learn about the details about what kicked off the investigation what was shared and what the merits were for opening a pro. one thing that's interesting is investigation being carried on by john uber he's looking into fisa abuses of carter page, surveillance of carter page and these claims will fit into that investigation. >> no surprise this man been politically not motivated. they say too long time clinton associates were actively giving information to the state department which made its way to the fbi and then launch this probe. >> he said the city of blumenthal was sharing information with state department officials that made its way to the fbi. a lot of questions surrounding why they would have that access and influence. somebody who has al

engand‘s chris and gabby adcock are european badminton champions for the second year in a row.duo in 32 years to retain a european title. well done to them. thank you very much. the pressure had been building for days. and last night, amber rudd finally relented and resigned as home secretary. the first reaction from westminster came via social media. let‘s take a quick look at some. the environment secretary michael gove praised amber rudd‘s bravery and humanity, saying he hoped she‘d be "back soon" because "we need her". labour‘s deputy leader tom watson said amber rudd was "carrying the can for the person originally responsible for the scandal — theresa may". and the former ukip leader nigel farage referenced ms rudd‘s credentials as a remainer, saying her replacement as home secretary must support brexit. "no excuses". let‘s speak to professor andrew russell, head of politics at the university of liverpool. good morning to you. they you for joining us. did she have to go in the end? i think the buildup of pressure was just relentless and after the attempt on saturday to try

gabby giffords said in a letter we urge you to deploy the national guard and they should be armed toefend themselves. charles: now they are all pushing back in unity. this is completely personal against president trump. >> this is a sign the democrats are only interested in demagoguing this issue. if they were underred in fixing it would they be concerned about this notion, you are sending the military down to the border? how do you fix it? by securing the border. charles: we'll see how it plays out for them. it's not playing out well for america. mark zuckerberg heading to capitol hill to face the music on a lot of things. he's defiant. he says he's going to continue to run the country and he's not going to fire anybody. charles: breaking news reports tonight that multiple survivors of the pulse nightclub massacre have filed a suit against facebook, google and twitter for allegedly aiding isis. it claims the companies knew isis recruited members online and did nothing to stop it. this as mark zuckerberg is heading to capitol hill next week to answer questions about the unauthorized

gabby another world leader who got extra power from his own country dealing perhaps from a position ofooking for in this meeting? >> icahn said in a just in time because this is when john bolton is transitioning into the national security adviser. presumably he will be there for this meeting and he's somebody who is really angered a lot of japanese officials with previous stations about launching a military strike against north korea. this is something shinzo abe is probably going to deal with to see where he is advising the president whether or not it's a part of a strategy that john bolton thinks the u.s. should be carrying out. they are they are also going to be talking a lot about trade. it was not exempt from the aluminum tariffs the president issued earlier this month and that really inserted a lot of tension into the relationship with japan. i do think that something they will be talking about. i was actually down and mar-a-lago in february and these two got along unlike any other leaders. charles: ladies thank you both very much for your whole lot going on and we appreciate you

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republican armor with fund-raising prowess, attack ads, and headliners like former arizona congresswoman gabbyiffords. still, lesko is expected to pull through. >> there is kind of an over under. if debbie lesko wayans by less than ten points, you'll be able to feel the chill in the air wherever republican candidates gather. >> lesko understands the national implications. >> certainly would be great if i could win by a good margin because then it could really burst the bubble in the democrats push. they are out of momentum. we want to stop them. >> every race should be contested. every race is worth investing in an everyone stir in their spot in d.c. >> former governor jan brewer, lesko supporter, thinks the democrats pending is wishful thinking. >> i think it would be a wake-up call. no one is going to take any election for granted, obviously. you have to work and you have to work hard. >> because this is a special election to fill out the remainder of franks' term, these two will meet up again in november. bret. >> bret: alicia acuna, live in phoenix. thank you. the man suspected of killing

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the first thing, gabby, angela, will, how will it change when it comes to price?ung people to come. they have been bragging about it for ages at tate, to make it more accessible. is itjust about cost? no, it is to do with representation, reflecting diversity, and we do that a lot in our programming. so you are involved in putting things on here? yes. later tate and after hours. what is difference between what you do and this very nice exhibition? we essentially make it a bit more exciting than it is. are you suggesting this is not very exciting? not for our age group, no. we feel more work could be done to engage and stimulate us. will, you are the only non—londoner, shrewsbury, you don't feel you fit into a space like this? sometimes, no. prior to any experience at the tate i had never been in a gallery. it was almost sometimes like walking into a facility where they lock the door before you go out and it was very intense. listening to people under the age of 25, make it a bit cheaper and make it a bit less dull. leading engineers at nasa have told the bbc that t

the other thing i want to tell you, i just saw, standing out here, gabby gifford just walked in underer own power with a cane. neil: oh, wow. >> and the other thing is, the number of follow tears is amazing. there's only 1500 guests going into the service, but there's got to be 5,000 volunteers and clearly, they're not all needed they just want to be involved. it's so sweet, it's so heartwarming. the city of houston is really in mourning today and it's every, every corner is beautiful, all the flags, half mast, it's very moving to see how many people want to be involved. neil: i'm not at all surprised. you're probably not surprised at all. mary kate cary, i know you've got to get there. >> get into my bob uecker seats here, and they're color coded we can't tell how bad until we get inside. neil: thank you very much. >> my pleasure. neil: thank you for sharing wonderful stories. here is another one that historians like to pounce on from barbara bush, always sort ever minimizing her role in her husband's administration dating back to when he first ran for congress and first shot at it,

. >> gabby giffords released a statement. >> she was in the bay area just last month speaking about gun control. her heart goes out to the victims and heroic first responders. she also said, quote, this country has never been more angry about political inaction in the face of gun violence and our demands for a safer future have never been louder. >> there are also questions about security at major tech companies like youtube. former fbi agent and abc news security contributor steve gomez explained overnight how those companies need to protect themselves. >> companies like youtube and facebook and many other companies, they have to think of themselves like a bank in some ways where there is a reason for people to target them for this kind of violence. whether they know somebody there at youtube or it's the company itself that they are targeting because they are right in the middle of controversial issues. they should know that. they have to understand that. they have to have security measures in place to prevent somebody from just walking into the building at a certain moment and going o

at the time that barack obama did it, people like gabby giffords were supportive of it. need 1,200 troops. we need 6,000. bush, by the way, used 6,000 troops. what they're going to be doing is not frontline arrests, but they're going to be doing surveillance in support for the border control. i think it's -- i think it's a valuable national security tool. >> all right. critics have said of both the 2010 and 2006 deployments that they were expensive and inefficient. we'll see what this will be. it's at least approved until september 30th. thank you both. >> thank you. >>> embattled texas republican representative blake farenthold has resigned from congress amid a month-long controversy. he's accused of using taxpayer dollars to settle a former aide's sexual harassment claims against him. the national republican congressional committee is requesting all of the nearly 85,000 -- $85,000 to be paid back that he used. farenthold announced in december that he planned to repay the money and wouldn't be seeking re-election. as of laust month, no payments have been made. >>> still

say teamwork makes the dream work, and so it proved for husband—and—wife combination of chris and gabbyadminton, beating team—mates marcus ellis and lauren smith. marathons are gruelling at the best of times, but these are the toughest of conditions. scotland's callum hawkins, leading with only a mile to go, cruelly collapsing with exhaustion. the medical staff making a much—needed intervention in the near 30—degree temperatures. countryman ross hawkins was able to medal. he battled through to bronze in the searing heat. the gold coast may be more than 10,000 miles away, but it has been a commonwealth games brimming with british success. james burford, bbc news. that's reflect, tracey neville, you have been building up for this for years, the semifinal was close enough, what was it like? i think they like to put the coach on the bench to test. we have been practising a one goal lead in the dying seconds and we never nailed it until yesterday and today. we picked out the right time! they complained about everything in training when we did that. but for me, being the player, i could only

jet attack ads, she had some headliners coming up, gabby giffords coming to her assist, and she was able to close in a little bit in polling but couldn't pull it through because when it comes down to it, as you said, this is a district that donald trump won bag, 21 points back in 2016. not a surprise that she has won. the big surprise was the spread, whether she could pull out a double-digit lead, anything less could become a wake-up call to republicans from november. >> shannon: i know we are thinking, we might get this result later, it seems like a lot of the early balloting may have factored in here as well. you gave us the democratic demc makeup of what goes on there in the district. it seems like it was a pretty tough hill to climb for the democrat. as he said, it may be more about the spread than who won. >> this is actually about the spread. we are getting the results right now, lesko is leading by six points right now. they are waiting to see it was a double-digit lead. i was talking to a former arizona governor and she agreed that anything less than a double-digit spread at the

. >> so gabby's through to the top seven as well, joining her, country guy caleb.ourney, who was almost eliminated last week. >> journey? >> yeah. >> and your favorite. >> i like journey. >> katie. >> oh, god, she's still in it? >> she's still in it to win it, baby. >> we've been there. >> that means no happy ever after for michelle, dennis and ada vox. >> ada was a big shocker? >> ada was a big shocker, which really stinks, and speaking of stink, do you know what a shoey is? >> a shoey? like a shoe-in? >> a shoey. my brother taught me what a shoey was a couple years ago at the belmont stakes. last night, katy perry taught all of america. take a look at this. >> no, no. no, no. >> so a shoey is typically like a frat party move where you pour your drink into your shoe and chug it. but katy did it last night on live tv. >> what prompted her. >> out of a glass slipper. >> katy was obviously not too proud to do that. >> we'll all do it. come on. really? >> you can do it with my shoe. >> is this happening right now? >> are we really doing this? >> i really like those sh

long runs, you did little a cts engage in long runs, you did little acts of kindness for instance gabbyings but i‘m sure i talked about amongst the members who say mitchell is ok. they are not little things. they‘re quite big things potentially. yes, and it is really important to be with them, it is notjust really important to be with them, it is not just taking really important to be with them, it is notjust taking cameras in their faces. many times on skid row running at the club without cameras to get the stories and getting to know them and sometimes people fall by the wayside, they relapse and you never see them again and that breaks your heart. i'm bound to mention, ben isjoining us from la but craig i should reveal to viewers you are running in the uk. this sunday i will be one of the many participants in the london marathon and umbro much looking forward to it and i met some young people in london who are involved in the programme where i got this t—shirt and they‘ll be out there as well so i‘m looking forward to it. it is a lesson, what do you wa nt to it. it is a lesson, what

say teamwork makes the dream work, and so it proved for husband—and—wife combination of chris and gabbyg teammates marcus ellis and lauren smith. marathons are gruelling at the best of times but these are the toughest of conditions. scotland's callum hawkins, leading with only a mile to go, cruelly collapsing with exhaustion. the medical staff making a much—needed intervention in the near 30—degree temperatures. countryman robbie simpson was able to medal. he battled through to bronze in the searing heat. the gold coast may be more than 10,000 miles away but it has been a commonwealth games brimming with british success. james burford, bbc news. tea m scotla nd team scotland to update you have tweeted after the marathon race that callu m tweeted after the marathon race that callum hawkins ‘s 0k, tweeted after the marathon race that callum hawkins ‘s ok, no major concerns they are saying at this stage but he is in hospitalfor tests a nd stage but he is in hospitalfor tests and just as a precaution. back home, there was a dramatic end to the grand national at aintree, as tiger roll won co

still be possible to get on a plane, go to cuba and look at the archives and see if they had anything gabby about 1866? >> looking at me? i i think you do want 1866 you unfortunately will have to go to madrid because it is all colonial. my guess is it's not in havana. even if it were in havana it might be hard to get to because that sort of an era that the revolutionary government didn't really care about much. i don't know. the records i got, everything i got was american sources. so all the regulations i got about how things work in the port of havana all came from shipping merchants that were american shipping merchants. i'm sure you can find those kinds of things but you you'll probably have to go to madrid. i guess. i don't know. >> seville. >> either one. i don't know where the records are. to me -- [inaudible] they have the records. >> and you can access them online. >> thank you. sounds like you've done this. [inaudible] >> all right. >> thank you very much for your presentations, and your book about the history sounds fascinating but i believe those records of all the americas -- i

what do you think, gabby?the potential this could be really food for republicans in the midterm elections. immigration is not always a issue energize republican voters in the midterm years but it has the potential when you look at the border. president trump talks about enhancing border security and plugging up loopholes that exist in our judicial system that allow illegal immigrants to stay in the country for extended periods of time. this is issues the administration is tackling now. if they are in fact dealt with in the coming month that could certainly give republicans juice ling into the midterm elections. neil: they have to explain how long the troops will be there though. i am wonder if this is in place of a wall or until a wall, what are you hearing? >> there is a lot of questions about the purpose of this, how long they will be there. what enforcement measures they will take? what liberties national guard officers will have, in addition to immigration and customs enforcement that are down there. gover