he said to our state legislature, we look to you for in inspiration -- for haveration, where you alreadyccomplished the area of racial harmony and justice, what we are struggling to accomplish in other sections of the country. he said, you can never know what it means to those of us who are caught for the moment in the tragic and often dark midnight of man's inhumanity to man. to come to a place where we see the glowing daybreak of freedom and dignity and racial justice. when he left hawaii and went home, he said, as i looked at those various faces and various colors mingled together like the waters of the sea, i could see only one face, the face of the future. us call to action to all of was very clear. that we will stand together, and together we will get to that promised land. he called for us to stand united in that love, motivated by that care for each other, to build that bright future together. and we have no time to waste. as the reverend mentioned, i served as a major in the army national guard, and i have served as a soldier for over 16 years, and deployed to the middle east. m

. >> t this room is all wewe haver all of iraq to care for addicts.ewe cannot take in any new patitients. hit rock already bottom. he found himself fast addicted. bad company. they pushedd me to trtry it. atat is how w i got hooked. i liked it at first. then i had hallucinations and awful thoughts in my head. i could not control myself anymore. when you wakake up after, youu regret everything. it will take him time to wean himself off the drugs. i pray i can get off it. i regret it so much. addiction is a beast. to stayall young people away from it. after his treatment, his dream is to marry and have a family. 80% of drug users are less than 30 years old. it is an epidemic that has authorities concerned. this morning, he is visiting a private school in baghdad. -- to keep you away from this phenomenon. that is our role. it is the rolele of the government. of course, the role of the school. >> of course i have heard about it. it happens in groups, when you are among fririends. people our age want to try everything. all you need is one offer of a free t

of the ouse have call for opening an impeachment inquiry, while others, including speaker pelosi havere sted, fearing it could rally the president's base, or ract from their agenda see it fail in the repuican-controlled senate. here's speaker nancy pelosi earlier today. >> as i have said over and over again. for all the respect in the world for mr. greerngs he's a very prayerful person and he cares very much for our constitution and our country. with all the respect in the world for him, we ha six committees that are working on following the facts in terms of any abuse of power, obstruction of justice and the rest that the president may have engaged in. that's the serio path that we are ott. not that mr. green is not serious. but we'll deal with th on the floor. >> a recent nbc news/"wall street journal" poll finds 21% of registered voters sa there's enough evidence for congress to begin impeachment hearings n. that number is down six points from just last month. as soon ashat vote happens, it will be back to you with an update. >> tonight you get anohaer cce to see this spectacular dis

to havers are reported pushed engineers to speed up certification process and delegate as much as possibleeing. announced that may happen after the committee reviews what was described as a trove of internal documents. puerto rico's governor has vowed to remain in office despite violent protests calling for his resignation. thousands have taken to the streets in san juan in several -- in recent days. controversial text messages between the governor and his closest allies. the text included comments that were derogatory, misogynistic and homophobic. more from the capital, san juan. inthousands of people downtown san juan, puerto rico, the old city, in front of the capitol building are all calling for the same thing. that the governor resign. after more than 900 pages of text messages came out of the governor making -- mocking his political opponents, retaliating against journalists and messages from the governor of sexist and homophobic remarks, even illegal activities alleged by his political opponents. this is the biggest political crisis ever to hit puerto rico and already, two of the go

is there a better technology that the park service can use, can they partner with groups who haver technologyo collect fe? and to add more entry points. these fees are fairly nominal. that might be one way for the park service to get fees at war parks. >> let's talk to eileen who is fromle midland michigan. good morning. >> good morning. i am barel very strongly againsy more funding for the parks. i am against funding when we have trillions of dollars in debt. it is kind to realize that we should be operating with the. budget. >> good response. >> i would remind people investing in parks has a high rate of return. most numbers o in congress wanta park in the district, they support parks in their district, and if there is local officials or mayors or counties that you know if you talk toyo them, i guess they are supportive of the legislation.om it some of the biggest advocates because they understandge the revenue at park tourist bring to their community. >> let's talk to tina calling for massachusetts. >> go ahead with your question. >> actually i was wondering if such folks and even corporat

police are investigating a series of sexual assaults in the same area in havering.y of the victims were followed from there. detectives say they want to hear from any possible witnesses. childcare costs during school holidays have increased by 5% in inner london since last summer, according to report out today. working parents in the capital face a typical bill of more than £128 a week according to a survey of local authorities. it means many families need to find around £800 to cover the cost of childcare over the summer break. three great white pelicans, have made london their new home. named sun, moon and star, the trio have come to st james's park from prague zoo. pelicans have been a feature on the lake since 1664. the flock is fed every afternoon by a wildlife officer from the royal parks. historical significance of having pelicans in historical significance of having pelica ns in st james's historical significance of having pelicans in stjames's park, they've been here since the 16 605. they we re been here since the 16 605. they were a gift to charles ii. th

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would haver-old i run right to that class if i had any idea what was involved. [laughter] david: but i ended up taking a photography class because the person teaching it, a graduate someonein biology, was that my sister knew even though she was younger than i am. and i thought dwight was the coolest guy in the world. every time i saw dwight there were always two beautiful women with him. this is, despite the fact that he was married to the sister of one of my best friends from high school. but that is a whole -- it was the 60's. so i showed up to the first and only class, which happened at somebody's home. dwight showed me how to develop film and make a print. and i continued hanging out and working with him. the class never met after that, they were mostly grad students in the sciences. and that is where i developed my passion for photography. barry fortuitously -- very fortuitously, there was no photography taught at stanford. and i say fortuitously, because it made me seek out my own education. one of the people, ruth bernhardt, one of the two great figures i

congress, we haver concern of because intrusion, and as an educator, i felt it was important to produce a book that is accessible by regular people, so people can educate themselves about how the constitution functions as well as our constitutional rights, and then get on that bike and themselves, so that is the "why" part. constitutional scholars, including myself, are worried about the state of our democracy, our republic, and whether it can sustain the body blows happening to the separation of powers right now. if people care about having their individual liberties going forward, educating themselves for the sake of their children and their grandchildren about ift to do in this moment, anything, make your own decision, that is important. -- whys the wife are part. now it is almost like an anti-jaywalking law. is eroding under our noses, but few people realize it. can you expand on that? guest: there are two parts of the constitution. one is the separation of powers. we hear about this some of the three branches of government, but it is not actually in the constitution, those words, "

you would haver found that very satisfying just being a commercial litigator thatether you lucked out you didn't get a job at a law firm. >> justice o'connor would tell the same story. she was at the top of her class at stanford law school. no one would hire her as a lawyer. so, what did you do? she went to the county attorney and said i will work without pay. after two months, if you think i'm worth it, then you will put me on the payroll. i got my first job at columbia law school. wase was a professor who determined to get me a job in called every judge in the southern district of new york. they would say, even if we were to consider her as a woman, she's a mother. that's too much. this great professor picked a district judge who was a columbia undergraduate. he said give her a chance. out, there'st work a young man, highly qualified, ,ho's going to advance our firm he will come in and take over. so, that is the carrot and there was a stick. i never knew this until jerry told me about it. because he had two daughters. he wondered what it would be like for them. >> you gave him the b

are of the biggest institutions there are pure military supply chains, we should right into our haverementlations you a better chance of getting a contract if you are green. we have so much leveraging power in every department that i have. and let me say one more thing. i am sorry, this is where i get a little cantankerous. do not applaud a candidate on our side of the aisle if they say "i and going to rejoin the climate accord." we need to do more on for policy. we get hundreds of billions of dollars in foreign aid. every one of those dollars should be conditioned and leveraged to get other countries to join our climate plan. our trade policies should do climate at the center. our alliances. if nato is about the common defense, dear god, nato's policy has to be about the greatest immediate threat that we have, which is climate change. so i'm going to make sure that every lever, that this is not a separate issue, everything that we do is about climate change, and this is why crazies have the thisest candidates in race on climate army and governor inslee. [applause] lauren: first off, jerse

second, we will talk aloud about haver's provocation -- why political historians remain somewhat reluctant bystanders about religion in american history, and why does religion still get left out of papers, syntheses, or as someone joked today, there are a few of you scholars which we appreciate, but not as many people come to something when religion is one thing part of it . and we will discuss the ways in how religion is everywhere in our current moments, the religious left, the evangelical right, and the monday movement are some of the things we see regularly today. we also see how religious become the catchword of the current administration, as well as opponents to it. how can and should we explain this as political historians, and how might political and religious historians work together to his store size the present moment? historicize the present moment? with me today are our guest. wasaward-winning first book preaching on rapp, the photograph in the making of modern african-american religion. he is currently working on a book about religion, the fbi, and the national security state

without continued support, haver u.s. officials warned sigar as well as the that public that these could sustain themselves. they have found the while improvements haven't made, many made,rovements have been many of the same challenges that years,y faced in early continue. for example, we note that the most recent advising approach unveiled by the army in february of 2017 was the creation of the security forces system brigades. in afghanistan they were initially designed to partner with afghan security forces at the core level or below. that was key to get below the core level and to accompany those units on operations. and coordinate access to coalition enablers, such as intelligence assets, close air support, and medical evacuation. sfa abs isr the based on recruiting active duty volunteers. while experience is preferred 20% of the first had never , about previously been deployed. and even though the army offered a number of incentives for volunteers, the first was filling billets until the day they departed. advisor ro

economy is so die naynamidynamic, you haver strength winners and losers.s unclear what is the best yououtcome. >> steve, when ragan was president, we cut tax rates and got all the economic growth. the dollar was strong for a long period of time i think it appreciated something like 80% over a 6,6, 7 year period and with our policies, i'd expect to see the dollar strengthening because we're so much better than they are in economic policies and our performance shows it >> gentlemen, thank you for the discussion still ahead, united airlines out with earnings any moment we'll break down the numbers and see whether the 737 max controversy weighs on those results. >> and we'll speak with the arnold donaldonald, carnival mvp >>> a beat on the top of the bottom line and raise of guard answer from united earnings coming in at 421 a share. well above 409 a share we should point out for the second quarter in a row united will not break out the exact impact of not flying the 737 max. that is the second quarter in a row that has happened. its full year guide answer, th

you also have to show, i'm asking whether you've you haver task is showing no legislation could be hadto what is covered by the subpoena. >> one is the subpoena covered, and the second is congress is reason for issuing. the conversation we've had, the reason for each was, there's no evidence on record -- [inaudible] the committee has relied on candid issues as a basis for being subpoenaed, you're asking about the generous standard when it comes to constitutionality starting with tobin, but it want to make another point which is, i don't believe congress gets that in the separation of powers case. when congress -- >> the supreme court said we presume would you admit action by. let's start with the presumption of legitimacy. even separation of powers. >> those about separation of power cases. [inaudible] >> that doesn't make it a majority opinion. >> congress gets the benefit of doubt. in every which the presumption is congress thought, whether regulating the president of the supreme court, i think it's just like you can pass -- [inaudible] whatever you say here, you -- >> but when we st

it is obviously a negative development for the united states, but we still have troops and we haver 5000orking with iraqi government forces to go after isis. i hope the iraqi government can take the lead in dealing with the problem of isis and not totally alienating population of that part of iraq, in large parts of the united states can finally leave and not be told we have to stay there forever because of isis or whatever the new problem is. host: our guest has been benjamin friedman, policy director for defense priorities. thank you for your time and insight. we are going to take your calls in a couple of minutes about the presidency, the country. can any presidential candidate unite the country? we will return to the theme of the first hour of the program. can any presidential candidate unite the country? we will get back to your calls on that topic in several minutes because we are going to take you live to the u.s. supreme the u., where you can see live pictures as the police officers will be serving as pallbearers, bringing the casket of the late justice john paul stevens out of t