leanne, jeff and heidi are back.ou wanted to bring up the culture wars what alabama and missouri have done on the abortion issue. the right and in many ways donald trump president of the united states because antonin scalia died and a whole bunch of trump skeptics decided they wanted a conservative on the court. democrats usually care about the court after something happens, never before. >> they're reactionary. >> because of alabama, there seems to be as you see from kay henderson, something. you seem to be picking this up. >> there's two issues that republicans have been organizing on for what, 40 years now? the court, stacking, filling the courts and abortion. and this is finally hitting democrats in the head because these are issues where they are have coming in to problems on their core beliefs that have not been challenged for so long. so you have mitch mcconnell in the senate filling the courts. you have all these abortion cases in the states going through the court system and democrats are finally engaged on

heidi, question.n the hill right now if you were to line ten dems up and got them quietly with a bourbon, how many honestly would say, i think we're in trouble here? >> i mean at least five. i think it is 50/50 shoot now. the reason why is because to your point, carin, this is a 270 strategy. i feel already in some of the commentary, in some of the discussions that i've seen around capitol hill and in washington just in general, a bit of an overconfidence looking at national polls that look at all of these democrats who could beat donald trump, when we all know that it is going to come down to three or four states. we're starting to get polling in now that drills down on those three or four states, wisconsin, michigan, pennsylvania. in three of them, there's only one candidate right now who could beat donald trump, and that's joe biden, and he has yet to go through the rigamarole of a full campaign and bloodying of a full race. >> let's move on. the big five, the latest nbc wall street poll shows the

robert, heidi, hallie, ken, thank you all for being with us. ahead when robert mueller answers questions tomorrow, how much will he actually say to fo -- say. two top fbi officials join me next, one that worked with mueller over a decade. that's next. e that worked with mueller over a decade. that's next. yo, jer! we gotta get to the show. ♪ i was looking for a sign. get on the bus. ♪ i need something to believe in. ♪ throw my hands up to the ceiling. ♪ oh sky won't you give me a sign. ♪ tell me will the world one day ever be mine? jeep wrangler. freedom to do it all. so, every day, we put our latest technology and unrivaled network to work. the united states postal service makes more e-commerce deliveries to homes than anyone else in the country. e-commerce deliveries to homes crabfest is back at red lobster with 9 craveable crab creations. like crab lover's dream with crab...crab... and more crab. or for those who want it all... new crabfest surf & turf. grab your crab crew, hurry in or order it to go! our mission is to provide complete, bala

heidi, to you on this.t struck me a lot of people watched that second debate joe biden and kamala harris and said they can imagine kamala harris on the stage punching trump in the nose, so to speak. but hillary clinton did a pretty good job in her debates with president trump. that didn't change things. what do you make about a female candidate's electability right now? >> it's something you hear and something you hear from female democrats, which is how you know is a real thing. it's hard to separate how much of that is ptsd for what happened with hillary clinton's campaign. you saw so many women were so passionate and so upset they jumped on buses from every corner of this country and came here for the women's march. but i think there is definitely some soft data that illustrates that the challenge here, and it's hard because the men have the name i.d. biden and sanders. so you can just say a lot of that is name i.d. but even so, 538 took a look at this and found a lot of the women candidates got more neg

joining us is heidi shierholz. she was the chief economist for barack obama and she serves as policy director at the policy institute. and michael farren with the mercatus center at george mason university. thank you for joining us. guest 1: thank you for having us. host: congress debates a bill for the normal wage. what is being proposed? guest 1: to raise the minimum wage to $15 per hour by 2025. there are a few more minor provisions, the two key ones being after that it would automatically update the minimum wage going forward so it would not do the things minimum wages do if you do not index it. it will no longer erode over -- purchasingion power will be maintained. one thing people do not know is the federal law allows employers workers $2.13 per hour. host: what you think about that approach? guest 2: it is a worthwhile idea and it is noble to want to raise wages. the problem with the minimum wage, especially federal been my wage, applies the same standard across many different areas that don't have the same

heidi heitkamp the former, u.s. senator from 2013-2019 and j.d. scholten of working hero >> the house is taking a recess for a closed door briefing from director of national intelligence dan coats. when they return we're expecting debate on five bills dealing with changes to employment based on immigration, mental health programs for police officers, and a bill that would remove gender references to the president in the u.s. code. taking out references to the president as he and removing references to the president's spouse as a wife. after debating those bills, the house will vote on them and vote on the rule for the $733 billion defense programs and policy bill. then, they'll continue debate on that defense authorization measure. for that topic. when it comes to just in a mosh sh ofchigan -- justin ama michigan becoming an independent, what will become of his career? good morning. guest: good morning. host: in the light of his announcement, what happens when it comes to the possibility of reelection if he runs as an independent? guest: it is an

heidi heitkamp the former, u.s. senator from 2013-2019 and j.d. scholten of working hero >> c-span's "washington journal," live every day with news and policy issues that impact you. coming up saturday morning, and roman, from the national alliance to end homelessness, discusses living on the streets in the u.s. adam harris talks about his piece on the college graduation gap between people living in rural and urban areas in the u.s. centennial institute director talk aboutoins us to the conservatism in the u.s. and western conservatives summit. watch "washington journal" live at 7:00 eastern saturday morning. join the discussion. >> robert mueller originally scheduled to testify before congress next week, has been delayed. the former special counsel is now scheduled to appear before the house judiciary and intelligence committees on wednesday, july 24. he was issued a subpoena to testify in open session about his report into russian interference in the 2016 election. wednesday,coverage july 24, on c-span3, online at c-span.org, or listen on the fr

let's bring back heidi, cornell and bill. heidi, let me start with warren v. bernie.us an idea of, okay, they're not going to take shots at each other, but how do you contrast bernie/warren and she went with who's been there forever. >> and i think that's going to be fascinating because even though warren is the johnny-come-lately or that's how they want to portray her, she's got the policy chops to fill in a lot of the blanks. whereas, bernie has been there forever and the seminal question to bernie is what have you gotten done of all of these progressive ideas? i'm sure that in some way that will be teased out as a contrast between the two. >> is there a bernie v. warren moment tonight or does warren hug him to death? >> in politics, we always hear this as pollsters. well, i hate negatives. i hate when they go negative and attack each other. but you know what, chuck? attacks work. look at senator harris. >> she's in the game. >> she punched biden and her poll numbers went up, right? i know they say they hate it, but it's important. at some point if sanders thinks th

to heidi's point, incredibly important to hear from them p&l. but also incredibly important to be sensitive to them. testifying at a trial is a very hard thing for some victims to do. >> right. it retraumatizes victims. >> many in some cases. some of fine, but often some not. you want to be careful about calling them to testify publicly on numerous occasions and you would want to handle it sensitively. u.s. attorney's office also all have victim/witness coordinators, counselors, people hor trained in working with victims helping them to prepare. and if these women are going testify and they might have to, i would want to see it done very carefully and as limited as possible. >> judicially. >> judicially. >> ashley parker, i can't help but just reflect upon for a second and i want to do this with you, of all that trump ushered in. jeffrey epstein is the villain accused of unthinkable and unconscionable conduct i think jeff berman in the southern district of new york described it aptly when he called it horrific and unimaginable crimes alleged aga

heidi, right under the box here.t felt like the longer acosta went on, probably the better it got for him personally. but does this shut the door for his problems? >> no, because as you monitored the wires as i did, members started to issue statements saying this doesn't change anything, they still want him to resign including senator bloom that. you've already had it from the highest levels of the democratic party. there were a lot of questions that remain unanswered. acosta almost seemed to cast himself as the hero here who saved these women from basically watching jeffrey epstein walk free when, in fact, the reality was they had a lot of evidence, there was no statute of limitations. he had every reason to continue investigating this case and contrary to what he said about the women not wanting to come forward, that was probably true of some of the girls. but there was evidence that there were other girls who did want to come forward and that they had something in the number of 30 of them including an entire racke

i want to bring in heidi allen, i know you feel very strongly about this as an mp. ireland and not northern ireland, part of the uk. it is completely disproportionate and stands out like a sore thumb compared to the rest of the legislation. there have been a number of recent court cases, a couple still ongoing, one woman is an absolute champion for the women of northern ireland, in her first case the court found that the situation... the law in ireland... northern ireland was in breach of human rights and one of the judges described it as an untenable position. we have another young woman at the moment, 15, in an abusive relationship, her mother faces charges because she bought abortion pills for her child. it is out of step. it cannot be right. we call ourselves the united kingdom, it cannot be right to have such an anomaly in northern ireland. 65% of people in northern ireland are ready to decriminalise, it is time for change. stormont is suspended, nothing will change unless politicians here do something. dare i say, the british government keep hiding behind this

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no imaginÓ que su encuentro con su hija heidi serÍa el mÁs doloroso. >>> tendrÍamos una fiesta de 15teriza en junio, la niÑa intentÓ ahorro car se, sufrio muerte cerebral. >>> le mentÍ, le dije tuvimos un accidente, no querÍa im ji narl encerrado sufriendo el dolor que estÁbamos sufriendo. >>> por Último vez y apagar la maquina que la mantiene con vida. >>> nunca pensÉ verla en esa situaciÓn. ver que no se movÍa, que respiraba a travÉs de una mÁquina que le hablaba y no sabÍa si me escuchaba. manuel envÍo la niÑa a estados unidos como menor obtuvo el asilo. y aunque manor tiene orden de deportaciÓn. >>> estamos esperando que inmigraciÓn tome nota de este cas o y le permita pelear su asilo aunque sea con un grillete puesto. >>> manuel se preparaba para el momento mÁs terrible de su vida. uno que no imaginÓ cuando quiso proteger a heidi, del infierno de las pandillas. >>> si yo pudiera decir algo en este momento, serÍa pedirle perdÓn por no estar ahÍ. >>> a menos que inmigraciÓn extienda su permiso. manuel gamez tendrÍa que regresar a houston, no este el siguiente sÁbado y ice podrÍa e

jessica and zoila gamez garcia are heidi's aunts and heidi was the one who discovered her after she attemptedrlier that night heidi was distraught after learning her father was once again caught by border patrol and was being held in an immigration detention center. [ speaking foreign language ] [ speaking foreign language ] >> what are you going to tell your daughter there at the end? [ speaking foreign language ] >> reporter: he says he's going to ask her to forgive him and that -- for failing her. [ speaking foreign language ] >> reporter: he says it was never his intention to leave her alone. manuel gamez was by his daughter's side when she was taken off life support. as he stood by her the day before, he caressed his daughter's hands and face and whispered we love you, don't leave us. and now manuel gamez prepares to be deported. manuel gamez must turn himself into immigration authorities again by july 27th, a little more than a week away. his lawyer tells us that they will try to file some sort of legal motions that would grant him a reprieve, but because he's entered the country twice

. >> el inmigrante hondureÑo se encuentra devastado desde el dÍa en que heidi nayeli, su Única hija searse con ella cruzando ilegalmente la frontera. >> siempre querÍa estar con Él. ella era una niÑa muy divertida, amable, cariÑosa. >> tras la tragedia, heidi quedÓ cerebralmente muerta y manuel consiguiÓ un permiso humanitario para reunirse con su niÑa antes de desconectar la de la mÁquina en el hospital y donar sus Órganos. esta maÑana el panorama era desolador. la familia de heidila acompaÑÓ a su Última morada y su padre le hizo una sÚplica a las autoridades de inmigraciÓn. >> en ese tema no separen familias para no causar el daÑo que nosotros los inmigrantes vivimos a travÉs de la separaciÓn de las familias. >> un daÑo irreparable para manuel gÁmez, quien pagÓ el precio mÁs alto en su bÚsqueda por escapar de la miseria y la violencia y alcanzar el sueÑo americano para Él y su hija. tras el entierro de su hija, manuel deberÁ regresar al centro de detenciÓn en texasporque se le vence el permiso que le dieron. su abogado estÁ haciendo todo lo posible por conseguirle asilo, ya que asegu

heidi przybyla, thank you for spending time with us. after the break, new polling shows only one -- one democrat running for president beats donald trump in the battleground state of ohio. we will go inside the 2020 primary contest next. >>> also ahead, raur, are you listening? it may be the most impassioned moment about robert mueller's testimony. his stark warning of the ongoing threat posed by russia to our democracy. >>> opinion brand buster from build the wall to drain the swamp, donald trump failed on both of those campaign promises. it's worse than that though, the swamp is actually overflowing on his watch. all of those stories coming up. . ...but you're not, because you have e*trade, whose tech isn't complicated. it helps you understand the risk and reward potential on an options trade. don't get mad. get e*trade. would shakespeare have chosen just "some pens?"s. methinks a tul pen would serve m'lady well. thanks! and a unicorn notebook! get everything on your list. this week's doorbuster - notebooks for 10¢, 10¢ in store or on

heidi, let's talk a week ago about what happened. my question at the top is was that a one-off bad night for biden and a one-off great night for kamala harris, or are we looking at a big trend here? >> i think we're seeing the top tier be completely reorganized. pre-debate we were talking about bernie and biden and biden being the establishment figure. and now we're talking about really a three-person top tier race with warren, kamala harris, biden, and bernie sanders being somewhat pushed aside. he is being coopted. the women were the breakout stars here. i don't think there were many americans who predebate saw harris as a person who could stand up on a stage with trump and disassemble him. but you take out trump and insert biden, i think many more people were able to envision that and see what she did inside congress with disassembling attorney general barr, with some of the other trump cabinet officials is something that she can also do in a campaign context. >> you know, back in '88, i remember george sr., the first george bush,

fighting against gender discrimination the team is getting plenty of support on and off the field heidi is ok reports. their moves emulate those of their heroes on the field at a summer sports camp in washington are 9 year old sophia mariska and 8 year olds who are learning go to future u.s. women's team that hopefully is there really. like how they pass back and more nervous for the next game because i really just want them to win that next game is all that stands between the u.s. women's team and a 4th world cup title they've also won 4 olympic gold medals drawn record t.v. audiences in the u.s. and have the bestselling football jersey ever on nike dot com but for all that the women's players earn less than half of what players on the men's team make they're all. tell me more about that why is that they should be treated equally because they're both in this they're both doing the same thing they're both playing soccer the lawsuit filed by 28 women's players accuses their employer the u.s. soccer federation of institutionalized gender discrimination after the world cup finals the 2 sid

all talk at once heidi, i you do to help me? are wondering if things have changed ? contrasting to my own experience a few years ago. it was not as late as you and, god, you are brave. amazing. it was not as late as that but i remember... was eight beyond 14 weeks? i am struggling to remember, i think it was around 14 weeks, not beyond that. i was having physical seizures everyday, i could not control my body, medically it was really, really difficult. but i can still remember the conversations with the nurses and doctors in the clinic with the gp, i was at king's couege clinic with the gp, i was at king's college as well, finally enough. at every step of the way, are you sure? these are the risks. i had the most incredible care. i would be interested , incredible care. i would be interested, because you are right, we had to make sure the handholding at the gentle knowledge, not hiding you from the facts but making sure you from the facts but making sure you are informed, that is what was sadly lacking, by the sounds of things.

joining us is heidi shierholz. chief economist for barack obama and she serves as policy director at the policy institute. and michael farren with the mercatus center at george mason university. thank you for joining us. guest 1: thank you for having us. host: congress debates a bill for the normal wage. what is being proposed? guest 1: to raise the minimum wage to $15 per hour by 2025. there are a few more minor provisions, the two key ones being after that it would automatically update the minimum wage going forward so it would not do the things minimum wages do if you do not index it. it will no longer erode over -- purchasingion power will be maintained. one thing people do not know is the federal law allows employers workers $2.13 per hour. host: what you think about that approach? guest 2: it is a worthwhile idea and it is noble to want to raise wages. the problem with the minimum wage, especially federal been my wage, applies the same standard across many different areas that don't have the same effect of th

coming up, wednesday morn, board member of the one country project including north dakota senator heidi hikamp talking about reinvigorating the democratic party with world issues. and then bill johnson who serves on the house budget committee will discuss the debate over federal spending in an effort to avoid another government shutdown. emily lawson will join us. she'll talk about efforts to close the gender pay gap. be sure to watch "washington journal" live at 7:00 eastern wednesday morning. join the discussion. >> federal reserve chairman jerome powell will testify before the house financial services committee on monetarily policy and the state of the u.s. economy live wednesday at 10:00 a.m. eastern. and live at 2:30 p.m., a house subcommittee hearing on the treatment of immigrant children at the u.s.-mexico border. witnesses include an asylum seeker from guatemala. and live at 9:30 eastern. the senate armed services committee will consider the nomination of mark milly for chairman of the joint chiefs of staff. watch all three hearings live on scrmbings span 3, online at -- c-span

heidi, some people are going to lose their jobs, 17 million people are going to make more.mind people $15 an hour roughly comes out to $31,000 a year in the is not socialist take over of plerk. net/net good or bad? >> it's good. cbo did what they do, they weighed the cost against a propose policy and they found that the benefits to low-wage workers vastly outweigh the cost. you talk about wage increases for millions of workers, low income families would see an increase of $22 billion, poverty would go down by 1.3 million, and around half of that 1.3 million decline in poverty would be kids because their parents get a raise. this would be a good policy. >> the argument that people often make who support a higher minimum wage if people make more money they'll have more non spend but it seems like they've taken that into account and still says a whole lot of people will be put ow of work? >> the cbo overstates the cost. they find a large number of job loss. it's true that even if you take their findings at face value, they find the benefits of this policy outweigh the costs. i

wallace and joining me now live from miami with the latest on the abstain story is r t america's john heidi thanks for joining me john. so we're out here thanks to the one details that we know so far since the indictment was unsealed and abstain taken into custody over the weekend. yes so he was arrested saturday teterboro airport you mentioned this in the opening when he arrived from paris he was on vacation in france landed at teterboro arrested taken into custody by federal agents there he was charged today in manhattan district court he pled not guilty to one count of sex trafficking conspiracy and one count of sex trafficking so 2 counts all together may not sound like much but there's belief among in the legal circle that possibly this is the 1st of other charges and indictments to come regarding abstain that maybe this indictment is a placeholder if you will to basically get him off the street because there's concerns the prosecutor said today he's on repentant and possibly that these illegal activities were ongoing now that said the 14 page federal indictment i have a copy here alle

and now heidi jo castro joins us live from washington d.c. as we said there heidi a very quick turn of events what more the north korea have to see in this u.n. statement. well this press statement from the the u.n. mission of north korea sensually is saying that the united states is talking out of both sides of its mouth that even as president trump had this historic meeting with the north korean leader that his members of his own ministration at the urging of the u.s. state department was trying to convince other members of the u.n. to help its effort to recall foreign north korean workers that were working abroad now this was done in a letter that the u.s. drafted along with the u.k. germany and france and delivered to other countries in the u.n. on june 29th which today north korea and its statement notes is the same day that trump had tweeted that invitation to meet north korean leader kim jong il and at the border are the constructs enough the pomp and circumstances than a suppose at all to move in that came out of that meeting with tru

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. >> heidi would often break down in tears because she missed her father.la was the one who discovered her after she attempted to take her own life. heidi was distraught over learning her father was once again caught by border patrol and was being held in an immigration detention center. >> what are you going to tell your daughter? >> he says he's going to ask her to forgive him for failing her. says it was never his intention to leave her alone. >> as he stood by her the day before he caressed his daughter's hands and face and whispered, we love you. don't leave us. and now manuel prepares to be deported. >> he must turn himself in to immigration authorities again by july 27th. a little more than a week away. his lawyer tells us they will try to file some sort of legal motions that would grant him a reprieve, but because he's entered the country twice illegally, that becomes a much more difficult fight. ed lavandera, cnn, new york. >> he plans to bury his daughter next tuesday, before he returns to ice attention. because of his asylum status, there's a cha

heidi se quedÓ esperando. >> se puso triste, se puso a llorar. dijo no puede ser.s que Él iba a estar acÁ. >> entre atenas de 2017 manuel volviÓ a intentar cruzar. esta vez por nuevo mÉxico. tampoco corriÓ con suerte. >> fui arrestado nuevamente y volvÍ a ser deportado. >> anÍbal romero, el abogado que lo representa aÚn entiende por quÉ le negaron el asilo. asegura que el caso se complicÓ cuando lo detuvieron por segunda vez. >> esta es acusado por ingresar ilegalmente, un delito federal. >> las conversaciones diarias con haydee y las imÁgenes donde le llevaba su hermana jessica donde veÍa a la niÑa feliz. >> todo el tiempo me mandaba fotografÍa o videos que iban a la playa o ya cuando con los demÁs niÑos. >> pero a finales del aÑo pasado algo sucediÓ. >> es cierto que ni se me ha pasado ella intentÓ cortarse la muÑeca en la escuela? >> a mi me llamaron la escuela, me dijeron que se habÍa acordado con algo, pero aun asÍ la lleve al hospital. le dije lo que habÍa pasado. me recomendaron que la llevara a terapia. >> por un tiempo, la llevara a un psicÓlogo, se vendó

i mean, as heidi points out it's all about grievances.this white house is festivus because the president is constantly airing the grievances and he must have loved people who agree with him about that. but this changes the political culture in america and it makes it less democratic, less liberal, less american in my view. >> tom nichols, thank you very much as always. jonathan swan of axios, thank you as well. >>> coming up next lawyers for jeffrey epstein want the wealthy sex offender released on bail ahead of his trial. we'll talk about epstein's new $77 million legal strategy next on "morning joe." $77 million legal strategy next on "morning joe. my insurance rates are probably gonna double. but dad, you've got allstate. with accident forgiveness they guarantee your rates won't go up just because of an accident. smart kid. indeed. are you in good hands? back then, we checked ...zero times a day. times change. eyes haven't. that's why there's ocuvite. screen light... sunlight... longer hours... eyes today are stressed! but ocuvite has

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morning, board members of the one country project, including former north dakota democratic senator heidi heitkamp, talk about their group's campaign to reinvigorate democratic parties relationships with rural issues and voters. representative who serves on the and budget committee will discuss spending and the effort to avoid a government shutdown. also, emily martin, from the national women's law center will discuss efforts to close the gender pay gap. be sure to watch c-span's washington journal, live at 7:00 eastern wednesday morning. join the discussion. announcer: live, wednesday, on the c-span networks. the u.s. house begins work on the 2020 defense authorization bill. that is 10:00 a.m. eastern on c-span. at 9:30 a.m. on c-span two, the u.s. senate continues work on judicial and executive nominations. on c-span3 at 10:00 a.m., the house financial services committee see hears from jerome powell -- on monetary policy. at 2:30 p.m., house oversight subcommittee examines the conditions of migrant children in federal facilities and of the u.s. mexico border. next, the oral argument in

. >> you can see the nancy pelosi tweet from this weekend, just to your point, heidi, about bringing them closer together and healing the rifts potentially, serious rifts in the democratic party in their caucus. she was writing when donald trump tells four american congresswomen to go back to their countries, he reaffirms their plan to, quote, make america great again has always been about making america white again. our diversity is our strength and our unity is our power. >> this gave nancy pell oosi a moment to step away from that controversy last week, which i think a lot of democrats felt was overblown and was not productive between her and these freshmen lawmakers and to rally her conference, her caucus around her. he will become the external threat to the caucus, not nancy pelosi, the longer this goes on. >> first i want to point out part of this issue between the speaker and the four congresswomen erupted because of a column a week ago from maureen dowd when she sounded almost mortified she somehow contributed to this, which she didn't. in her column yesterday, she wrote ther

. >> and heidi, when you look at these other polls, the polls are all over the lot. but the fact is that he is still being viewed with some nervousness by a lot of democrats because of the way he performed on that debate stage. >> it was a shaky performance. and let's say that it probably cannot be repeated without there being a more lasting damage. that said, we've all been through several campaigns, several debate seasons where we've seen poll numbers swing very wildly. and if you dig into underneath these top-line numbers, you do see some promising signs for biden in that dem graphically he still has very solid support among older americans because those are the people who vote, and he also has still the majority african-american support. these are the critical determinants in any primary. however, if he repeats that performance and he has this time elizabeth warren, you know, with other issues -- >> if she's on the same stage. >> yeah, the bankruptcy reform, i think the damage will be more lasting. >> he's just posted $21.5 million, which is a respectable number.

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i sat down with heidi and spencer to get all the dirty goods. >> i want to forgive you and i want to> do you remember that? >> oh, yeah. like it was yesterday. ice princess. >> bailout! >> it was really a back-stabbing moment for me. like, we don't have the friendship that i thought. >> let's recap. back in the day, spidey was the couple we loved to hateful of drama, accused of spreading sex tape rumors and ruining friendships, plus, were the o.g. villains for real. >> what did i do? >> so infamous. in a good way. >> you just said famous. not in a great way. >> you were. >> honest, the most fun i've had in a party in a long time. >> regrets? >> i wish we'd done interviews different like on the show maybe looked horrible and in the interview like, oh, it's fun. it's tv. not like, so amped up. >> what i wanted to do and say to you, dear, whew! >> spencer, you may now kiss your bride. >> spidey shared their world with our "e.t." cameras over the years, giving a personal tour of the santa barbara home his dad plays po s for. >> working on a sequel how to stay famous. >> there for breast

morning, board members of the one country project, including former north dakota democratic senator heidi heitkamp, talk about their groups campaign to reinvent a great -- reinvigorate the democratic party relationships of the world. and representative who serves on the budget committee will discuss spending and the effort to avoid a government shutdown. also represented from the women's law center will discuss efforts to close the gender pay gap. be sure to watch c-span's washington journal, live at 7:00 eastern wednesday morning. join the discussion. as the fifth circuit cortex of the constitutionality of the portal care act, nancy pelosi and chuck schumer held a briefing on the health care law. they were joined by other democratic lawmakers on the steps of the capital, to talk about the potential impact of the texas challenge to the law. this is just over 15 minutes. >> look. my summer mom hair. >> really? [laughter] >> let's hold up the signs. speakert to thank our nancy pelosi and those from the house. we are gathered because this is a critical day for the future of health care in am

gallagher's own words were apparently not enough to convince the jurors that he was guilty of murder heidi joe castro al-jazeera washington. for the 1st time a woman has been nominated to lead the body that oversees the affairs of the european union the decision comes after days of wrangling over who should get the most senior jobs at the news main institutions german defense minister live on delay and has been nominated to replace. as president of the european commission belgian prime minister says michelle is slated to be european council president taking over from donald tusk spain's foreign minister george sapporo has been nominated to be the top diplomat he would replace federica margaret me and i.m.f. chief christine the god has been put forward as president of the european central bank taking over from mario draghi they now all need to be endorsed by the european parliament that he and barbara has more details from brussels. after days of wrangling it's a close ally of german chancellor angela merkel who's got the nod for what many see as the most important job. germany's defense mi

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but heidi would break down in tears, because she missed her father.d zoila is the one who discovered her after she attempted to take her own life. earlier that night, heidi was distraught after learning that her father was once again caught by the border patrol and held in an immigration detention center. >> reporter: what are you going to tell your daughter there at the end? he says that he is going to ask her to forgive him in failing her. he says that it was never his intention to leave her alone. he was by his daughter's side when she was taken off of life support, and as the day before, he cark caressed her face and h and said, don't leave us, and now manuel gamez is preparing to be deported. >> he is to be deported little more than a week away and the lawyer says they would file him some legal motions to grant him a reprieve, but because he has entered the country twice illegally, it is a more difficult fight. ed lavandera, cnn. >>> bernie sanders is getting slammed over poverty wages that he is paying the campaign team, and how se he is respond

but heidi would often break down in tears because she missed her father.are her aunts. zoila discovered her after she attempted to take her night. that night heidi was distraught learning her father was being held in an immigration detention center. [ speaking in foreign language ] >> reporter: what are you going to tell your daughter there at the end? [ speaking in foreign language ] he says he's going to ask her to forgive him and that -- for failing her. he says that it was never his intention to leave her alone. manuel gamez was by his daughter's side when she was taken off life support. as he stood by her the day before, he caressed his daughter's hands and face and whispered, we love you. don't leave us. and now manuel gamez prepares to be deported. so now they face a really difficult road because manuel gamez has to turn himself into authorities not tomorrow but the following saturday. the funeral is on tuesday, i believe. and so his lawyer tells us that they're trying to figure out a way to keep him here. all of his siblings live here on long islan

like to thank all 3 or from my guests for taking part in this discussion on her jazzy avi bow and she heidi thank you to for watching you can see the program again any time by visiting the web site al-jazeera dot com this is a question continues online to take part head to our facebook page at forward slash e.g. inside story or join the conversation on twitter our handle is at a.j. inside story on to you directly at how much he did for me and the entire team here in doha it's by fanatic. i. this is a dialogue a meeting about it for not as yet on international media and on t.v. impression stop this conversation with skepticism because there's a lot of it on my and everyone has a voice mail being taken advantage of just because you know small community without any network just eat healthy join the global conversation on al-jazeera all they want to do is start the debate the same kind of debate that we have here in st. louis really still liberated as a journalist wildland isn't going to the truth doesn't lie with. all those jobs but . one of the last remaining ancient forests in southeast asia

president to visit north korea our correspondent heidi castro has more from washington d.c. . some experts have called trump's impromptu meeting with kim jong un and his steps into north korea as the 1st sitting u.s. president to do so a gift to north korea because the u.s. got really nothing in return while north korea was bestowed with a certain legitimacy well this statement from north korea's u.n. mission is essentially saying it's not going to say thank you for this shift its statement is accusing the u.s. essentially of talking out of both sides of its mouth while president trump was initiating these peace talks with a north north korean leader members of his administration at the urging of the u.s. state department was leading an effort at the u.n. to try to get member countries to send north korean foreign workers home and this was in response to u.s. allegations that north korea is violating sanctions against oil imports and in the statement from north korea notes that the u.s. sent a letter to member countries along with the u.k. france and germany that was delivered

kyrgyzstan is not really isolated bikes heidi mountainous terrain which has helped preserve its asian culture a country gained its independence as a nation state after the breakup of the soviet union in 1901. 100 years away. the horse with. knowledge of horses take a well deserved break for a weekend in. if you. take. what you see here is it true no matter this is where people live they have to have forces here to have goats and cows over there this is the life that the people used to have. were actually mountain nomads a sap 80 percent of the country a mountain so they expect that they can set it up in the next valley but now that they wanted to or to. welcome to kind of cool the city would respond better russians a strategic location to explore everything which is south east of cockle today it's in a strategic location fall out of love just because of its proximity to the highest mountains of the country. it's time to introduce you to the feast on this week you encounter at the market with i and we're doing of course what you got here to market. ok that's right so what we have here

heidi heitkamp the former, u.s. senator from 2013-2019 and j.d.a.olten of working hero io for the next 20 minutes or so, we will let you comment on events that are happening today in washington. democrats call 202-748-8000. 202-748-8001, republicans. call 202-748-8002. we will take those calls when washington journal continues. >> sunday night, former new york city police deputy inspector cory mcgee's talked about his book. whenwas in a family of six i was young, five girls and myself, my father left after the third grade and in my book, i have a picture of me in the great sitting indian style in the front and holding my feet because i hope holes in the bottom of my shoes with cardboard in them so my socks would not get wet. a rough upgrading and i got involved -- of bringing and i got involved in the street -- upbringing and i got involved in the street. >> glhf on thursday at 9:30 am eastern, the senate armed service committee will consider the nomination of an army general for chairman of the joint chiefs of staff. watch live on c-span3 and onl

coming up wednesday morning, board members of the one country project including former senator heidi heitkamp talk about the group's campaign to reinvigorate the democratic party's relationship. and then bill johnson who serves on the house budget committee will discuss the debate over federal spending and efforts to avoid another government shutdown. also, emily martin of the national women's law center will join us. she'll talk about efforts to close the gender pay gap. be sure to watch c-span's "washington journal" live at 7:00 eastern wednesday morning. join the discussion. >> federal reserve chairman powell will testify before the house financial services committee on monetary policy and the state of the u.s. economy live wednesday at 10:00 a.m. eastern. and then live on thursday at 9:30 a.m. eastern, the senate armed services committee will consider the nomination of army general mark milley for chair of the joint chiefs of staff. watch both hearings live on c-span3, online at c-span.org or listen with the free c-span radio app. > sunday night on "q&a," former new york city dep

heidi, what did you find out? >> hi, mika. this is really unusual.e first time that the coal miners have done this. have reached out this early and invited the entire field of democratic candidates to tour a mine and open a dialogue. the last time that a presidential candidate did this was john kerry in 2004. so nbc news has obtained the letters that went out to all the presidential primary candidates and this underscores the significant and persistent concerns in this community, in these pockets of america where frankly the mine workers, mika, as you remember, were really the face of forgotten man during trump's campaign. he really made the mine workers a priority and said these are the people who i'm going to prioritize and bring back jobs for. no one he says has done more for the coal workers than him. he has a coal lobbyist heading the epa. they have had all of the regulatory rollbacks aimed at helping the coal industry and yet, 2018 was a record year for coal mine retirements. and you see these coal workers if you're up on capitol hill, they're

heidi may people to turn the phone up and go to sleep i'm not sure.ure. i would like to do that. and they talk about the paging as well which is going to bed at the same time every night and getting up every night, you don't even have lines on the weekends are your days off. give her recommendations for different age groups because my generation and tracy wake up early. we do wake up earlier than other people, i think i'm right in saying, it's also interesting about hospitals. yes it saying that they will be protected sleep time in hospitals, is that correct? how do you do that i mean i haven't been in hospital in a while, it drives enough to when you wake up at four o'clock in the morning when you say take your medicine you like i want to see. i like is a critical reason patients will not be disturbed, they'll be goodness. but the thing is, these days, we... do you sleep well if you finish work? yes in the car in the way home but i'm not driving. i used to work on is not nice to find it that when i got home late at night, when i get back home that la

the economic policy institute heidi shere holt and michael farren of the mercator center will discuss the pros and cons of raising the minimum wage to $15 per hour. watch c-span's washington journal live at 7:00 eastern this morning. join the discussion. c-span's live picture here from gilford, new hampshire as senator kamala harris greets supporters. she is expected to at a private residence. she and other presidential hopefuls have been making stops throughout the state this weekend. several presidential polls show the senator between 6% and 7% in support. you can see the crowd

host: a conversation on a reach out to rural voters with heidi from north dakota, former senator from 2013-2019 and a founding board member of the one country project, j.d. scholten, and the state director for working hero iowa. one country