. >>> happening now, breaking news, hope on the hill. former trump aide hope hicks is the first member of the president's inner circle to get grilled by democratic lawmakers but snubs many of their questions as the white house asserts immunity, will congress take her to court. >>> demanding an apology. democratic presidential candidate joe biden is facing fierce backlash for touting civility in the dealings with two segregationist senators. his rival white house hopeful cory booker said he must say sorry immediately. will biden apologize. >>> reparations resistance. huge crowds turn out as a house panel holds an emotional hearing on forming a commission to look at reparations for slavery. the senate majority leader mitch mcconnell is already dismissing the idea. can lawmakers come to terms with it? >>> and comrade kim. in a rare front page op-ed, chinese president called it a replacement relationship and cozying at the expense of president trump. i'm wolf blitzer and you're in "the situation room." >> announcer: this is cnn breaking news

we call this mural the and of hope. —— ambassadors of hope.ho passes by this, you will see it, they say, thank you for painting. but living in afghanistan is not easy. we are a lwa ys afghanistan is not easy. we are always concerned about security issues that we have. standing on a main road and couple the resource —— a lwa ys main road and couple the resource —— always a chance of explosions, suicide attacks, kidnappings, all about. —— main road in couple. —— kabul. security is a serious concern here. deadly attacks happen almost every month. and even cricket, the source of such national pride, has been darkened. in 2018, eight people were killed during attack on a match in jalalabad and in 2017, a suicide attack on a cricket ground in kabul killed three people. the team captain was part of the team playing that day. i'll but in a blow to the fans, cricketing authorities have decided that for overseas teams, the risks are too great. the team is no longer allowed to play international matches at home in kabul. the stadium outside delhi has bec

but for afghan traders who brave the work on kauri to hope that it's no choice. combating the impossible to sell their goods in isolated areas so. we follow that daring journeys as they overcome the extremes. risking it all afghanistan on al-jazeera. hello again you're watching i desire a mind of our top stories this hour donald trump has repeated he does not want war with iran the u.s. president confirmed he called off an attack against iran saying he wanted to avoid mass casualties the strike would have been in response to its downing of a u.s. drone. launches news agency is reporting hundreds of u.s. contractors will be evacuated from an iraqi military base because of potential security threats to balad military base was hit by a mortar attack last week but no one was injured. russia suspended flights to georgia after the visit of a russian politicians sparked protests in the capital tbilisi on friday the opposition's accuse the government of being too close to moscow. and venezuela's president says he will take recommendations from the un human rights chief s

we hope not. years from now the children who donald trump locks up in the very same place where this government locked up apaches and japanese-americans will get the last word on what history calls the place where donald trump locked them up. that is tonight's last word. "the 11th hour" with brian williams starts now. >>> tonight, the president calls in to fox news, unleashes a diatribe on some of his favorite subjects including comey, mueller, and the fbi. plus, if democrats were hoping for details from hope hicks, they came up empty. but her appearance at least in the hallway got the attention of the president along with those who want a more thorough and aggressive investigation. and the challenge the democrats are likely failing at, telling the story of the mueller report, that the mueller report failed to tell on its own. as "the 11th hour" gets under way on a wednesday night. well, good evening once again from our nbc news headquarters here in new york. day 881 of the trump administration. a

hopeful.hen we come back. >>> we are just one week out from the first presidential democratic debate here on this very network. we're continuing our series "the road to miami" where miami's steve kornacki is traveling along busy i-95 to tell us everything we need to know about the states along the way. last night steve was in north carolina. tonight the deeper south. the accent gets deeper, the air becomes more humid as he's crossed into the palmetto state, south carolina. back at the big board tonight, steve kornacki. >> i'm overdressed, it is sweltering out there as we hit the palmetto state. charleston, south carolina, the famous pineapple fountain in charleston, home of the charleston river dogs baseball team, the college of charleston cougars. charleston, south carolina, the hometown of the most famous unsuccessful candidate in a south carolina presidential primary. who am i talking about? i'm talking about stephen colbert. do you remember this? it was 2008, he was at comedy central. sout

and i hope my colleagues will follow through. another key area for you all to pay attention to is the nuclear deterrent. all of us probably have gotten to the point where we take for granted that the united states has a strong nuclear deterrent that prevents others from using nuclear weapons against us. junk fortunately in the bill before our committee tomorrow there is a weakening of that deterrent and republicans will make the effort with democratic support to make sure we have the credible nuclear did he terpt, all three legs of the triad. i would like to turn it over to he whip, mr. sca list. mr. scalise: thank you, mac, on fighting to make sure that our men and women have the tools to have their job and i wish you well as you represent those views on the ammed services committee and we are hoping to see an ndaa that takes the politics out of our military. speaker pelosi wishes tore weaken our military. look, you are seeing on the floor again this week, speaker pelosi wasting her majority on presidential harassment. when you

>>> breaking out hope. hope hicks refuses to answer democrat's questions about her time in the white house who are learning new details about her testimony and what she held back. >>> destroy in court. the house judiciary chairman is challenging that hicks has immunity calling it ridiculous. can democrats force hope hicks to answer their questions? biden backlash. some of the democratic front runners rivals are criticizing his remarks about working with segregationist senators as congress's revisiting america's racist history will joe biden now apologize. >>> and the massachusetts senator grain gaining momentum with one poll showing her in a dead heat with bernie sanders. what's driving elizabeth warren's surge? we want to welcome our viewers in the united states and around the world. i'm wolf blitzer. you're in the situation room. >> we're following breaking news on hope hicks' congressional hearing that ended with many questions unanswered. the former trump aide and con if i daunt refused to talk about he

i'm a resident for sunnydale, and i live in hope of the hope s.f. -- in one of the hope s.f. sites in san francisco. i am here on behalf of sunnydale residents to remind you all that sunnydale was built 77 years ago, and these housings for specifically for temporary ship workers at that time, and we're still occupying those units, and with that being said, our families are basically sharing units with pests, infestation of roaches, mildew, mold, never ending plumbing and maintenance issues. and i just want to let you know that sunnydale and potrero have been forgotten, and this will increase the level of life for residents in sunnydale and potrero. thank you. >> my name is arturo hernandez, i'm here to represent our mission, no eviction. we're in a neighborhood who has lost 10,000 people who have been gentrified. 8,000 of those were latinos. i know an elderly woman who is currently renting a closet for $700 a month. i was going to call and report the landlord, but she begged me not to do that because she would be evicted and would have nowhere else to live. i know a family th

to beat argentina too if they hope to beat argentina too if they hope to beat argentina too if theyoup. there are so many positives to take from that loss to england, particularly in the second half when they played incredibly well including that first goal in a women's world cup in clare emms lee. earlier the assistant head coach andy thomson spoke to the media and said already the england match is behind them and they are looking forward to japan. we have a disappointment all throughout the campaign and bounce back quickly. there is no doubt in our minds that coming into the japan game the england game is forgotten about. we went over it this morning very briefly, talked them through a few things they could have done better, but overall it was a positive performance. the scotland players have had a bit ofa the scotland players have had a bit of a rest day, in fact we know they have been in their games room which they have at their chateau an hour north of the city and there has been some pool going on, some showing off potting two balls with one—shot! christie murray has had an as

we hope you'll join us tonight for round one. i'll question the candidates with savannah, chuck todd and rachel mad ddomaddow that's "nightly news" for this wednesday i'm lester holt. from all of us at nbc news, thank you for watching and good night. >>> good evening, everyone. i'm lester holt. welcome to the first democratic debate in the 2020 race for president. >> hi, i'm savannah guthrie and tonight it's our first chance to see these candidates go head to head on stage together. we'll be joined in our questioning tonight by our colleagues, jose diaz-balart, chuck todddd and rachel maddow. >> voters are trying to nail down where the candidates stand on the issues. what sets them apart and which of these presidential hopefuls has what it takes. >> well, now, it's time to find out. >> tonight, round one. new jersey senator cory booker. former housing secretary julian castro. new york city major bill de blasio. former maryland congressman john delaney.

let's hope the weather is kind. it is going to be very exciting, and interesting to see what happens. clear skies across the uk, but in the last few hours, the clouds have been rolling in off the atlantic, and with that, some showers. the showers have been moving through the south—western parts of england, wales, some in the north—west of the country as well. the showers could bring some thunder, lightning and some hail, and also gusty winds at the time, particularly around the coasts. the winds are strong around the western and south—western coast. this evening, it will turn quite wet for a time this evening, it will turn quite wet fora time in this evening, it will turn quite wet for a time in northern ireland, the la ke for a time in northern ireland, the lake district, and parts of scotland. further south, it lake district, and parts of scotland. furthersouth, it should dry out and tempt us will be around 13 in london, it may be higher in one 01’ 13 in london, it may be higher in one or two spots —— mac temperat

i really hope they will ta ke superiors. i really hope they will take a rescue of the ship.was furious the ship had even entered italian waters. and vowed the dutch registered vessel would not be allowed to disembark. he also said he would had lodged a demented protest with the netherlands. see watch, ship operating outside the law is endangering the lives of dozens law is endangering the lives of d oze ns of law is endangering the lives of dozens of immigrants for a little political gain. for a little disgusting and shady political gain. they are the ones who are playing with the lives of human beings. italian authorities had earlier warned they would impose heavy fines oi’ warned they would impose heavy fines or even impound the ship. but the charity that runs the boat says the captain of sea—watch three had no alternative but you had to lampedusa. it is also accused european institutions of not fulfilling response abilities to safeguard people rescued at sea. —— fulfilling responsibility. it is not the first time it has angered italian authorities. the last time it took a

our hopes must be tempered with the caution of history, but with our hopes go the hopes of all mankind. second, to make clear our good faith and solemn convictions on the matter, i now declare that the united states does not propose to conduct nuclear tests in the atmosphere so long as other states do not do so. we will not be the first to resume. such a declaration is no substitute for a formal binding treaty, but i hope it will help us achieve one. nor would such a treaty be a substitute for disarmament, but i hope it will help us achieve it. finally, my fellow americans, let us examine our attitude toward peace and freedom here at home. the quality and spirit of our own society must justify and support our efforts abroad. we must show it in the dedication of our own lives--as many of you who are graduating today will have a unique opportunity to do, by serving without pay in the peace corps abroad or in the proposed national service corps here at home. the but wherever we are, we must all, in our daily lives, live up to the age-old faith that peace and freedom walk together. in too

but in the short term, what i would hope for is that there isa what i would hope for is that there is seen. the chairman of standard chartered bank ‘s speaking to my colleague mariko 0i. the us federal aviation administration has found a new risk that boeing must address on its 737 max. the issue was discovered during a similar test last week and it means that boeing will not conduct a certification test flight until eightjuly at the earliest. approval of the 737 max had been expected as early as the end of this month. meanwhile, united airlines has said it will remove the boeing 737 max from its flying schedule until september three. that isa schedule until september three. that is a month longer than planned, and will lead to almost 2000 flight cancellations in the month of august. and before we go, here is a quick recap of our lead story at this hour. the us treasury secretary has said washington and beijing are close to a trade arrangement, with 90% of the work to secure agreement already complete. steven mnuchin also said he is optimistic progress can be made during talks between

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so much hope, but ultimately, so much heartache.ite against the czech favourite marketa vondrousova, and she was soon showing why. konta led 5—3 and had set point, but with the court at her mercy, it all went wrong. and that horrible miss proved the turning point, as vondrousova reeled off the next four games. another konta misjudgement and the czech was one set up. still, konta had hope. come the second set, again, she led 5—3. again, it slipped away. it went to a tie—break and it was vondrousova who was inspired. the 19—year—old duly held her nerve and seized her place in the final, leaving konta to rue what might have been. britain's hopes of ending a 42 year wait for a women's singles final at a grand slam, finished in the familiar frustration. andy swiss, bbc news. the headlines on bbc news... sally challen is released after her sentence for killing her husband was reduced to manslaughter after she suffered yea rs of reduced to manslaughter after she suffered years of abuse and coercive control. three deaths into hospitals outb

i hope she would hold that standard. i hope she would have that same standard to her own party, her own party who used more than $6 million to pay a foreign individual to go drum up information and make lies. i hope she would hold that same standard. i hoped she would hold that same standard to her past president who actually told a foreign country that he could be more flexible after the next election. it's really ironic of what the democrats have done, the lies they have made, and now they're concerned. that's a problem that i have. >> so, we'll see republicans vote for this? >> gladly vote for that. thank you very much. >> thank you. >> tonight here on c-span 3, starting at 8:00 ooeeastern, th senate agriculture committee looks into markets of farmers and ranchers. at 11:00 eastern, the american constitutional society for law and policies convention with conversations on senate republican efforts to confirm as many judges as possible. ma macy hi rowny delivered the address. and then discuss mental health and suicide r

your dad has to be so proud of you. >> i hope so. i think he is. >> i think he is too. >>> still to come, caught on camera, let's look at this. those are not ninja turtles. they are people. we're going to give you the story behind this sewer surprise. ♪ ♪ ♪ this is how driving should feel. the tech-advanced nissan leaf. the best selling electric vehicle of all time. this is nissan intelligent mobility. ♪ >>> an update to the breaking news we brought you last night, a of carona. one of the people injured was a police officer. he is going to be okay. one person was injured and two were killed. a man opened fire in the freezer section. the cell phone video from inside shows it unfolding. check it out. shoppers ran for safety. some were trampled. a few injured in the chaos. police captured the gunman who was immediately hospitalized. the condition unknown at this time. >>> a rare move by president trump. the president is backtracking saying he would contact authorities if a foreign government tried to give him damaging information about

i hope she would hold that. i would hope she holds that same standard to her own party, who used more than $6 million to pay a foreign individual to go drum up information and make lies. i hope she would hold that same standard. i would hope she would hold that that same standard to her past president who actually told a foreign country that he could be more flexible after the next election. it is really ironic of what the democrats have done, the lies they have made and now they are concerned? that's the problem i have. reporter: so we should see republicans vote for this? rep. mccarthy: gladly vote for this. thank you very much. announcer 1: in 1979 a small network with an unusual name rolled out a big idea, let viewers make up their own minds. c-span opened the door to washington policymaking, bringing you unfiltered congress and beyond. , and todayhanged that is more relevant than ever on television and online, c-span is your unfiltered coverage so you can make up your own mind, brought to you as a public se

i think my my hope is in action i if i'm. in action with what i believe in with what i though you with what i know is right. those can be those i don't times are are the darkest moments for me are converging to talk about the current crisis but we know we need more. immediate. opposition. i still feel. that fear and that darkness. but. when i'm in action when i'm aligned with what i believe and when i'm with other people that. are willing to stand up in this critical and different. moment together that feeds me that gives me. purpose and meaning and in a way that is not connected to the outcome of what happened. was . a morning journey. i had set out maybe 30 years ago 40 years ago. now much more that i'm 75 now and i set out to really try to do something about the racial problem general. do you have grandchildren call i have a grandson who's 8 years old. do you think do you think about what the world will be like for them all for their children. go your grandchild children . well i do think about it and i would imagine that

i hope you're aware. tomorrow while at 9:00 a.m. will be talking with hope hicks, that 10:00 a.m. this committee is committed in having an important open hearing on african-american reparations. i'm very pleased that our committee is doing this. this is a conversation that is extraordinarily long overdue. hundreds of years in the making when you consider that this year marks 400 years since the first slave ship crossed the atlantic to our shores. >> and ryou're right. long overdue conversation to figure out how exactly to rectify many of those wrongs that took place. >> what kind of healing can this country do? >> i got to talk to you about hope hicks, though, because it's on the agenda as well. hope hicks has already turned over some documents to the committee. can you give us a sense of what those documents are and if they're helpful to you? >> i can't at this point. i absolutely just can't. >> all right. fair enough. so you serve on the house committee which would oversee an impeachment investigation. something that you have publ

one of the people key to hope hicks' life is her father. father has always been very, very good counsel. he's one of the reasons she resigned when she did at the white house. i'm sure when she's going through the process she has great lawyers, a great legal team but i know her father wants to keep her out of legal jeopardy, so she's going to do within the scope of the things the white house has outlined for her, she's going to do what she has to do to keep herself safe. >> mimi, i want to go back to what you said about this idea that maybe the strategy of the democrats might be a mistake. why is that the case? >> two reasons. one they agreed to a closed door meeting. i think without the american public being able to see this testimony, hear it for themselves, whatever testimony she does give, it's going to have no impact. people aren't going to read the transcript. of course, we'll summarize it, give them the highlights but it's not the same. i think the pressure of being in public testimony is something that other advisers, as omarosa just

he is wanting hope hicks to do that.tanding by i guess her man, the president, to make sure that he -- she doesn't say anything against him. and as you know, the president and his administration, high ranking officials, had been trying to find out what the testimony had been by many of these people going on the hill or talking to lawyers about what was actually happening with this president and those around him during the time of his campaign and early in his presidency. so keeping in his orbit, i would say he wants to keep her close. >> all right. everybody stand by. there is a lot more news we're following including the escalating tensions between the united states and iran. we'll be right back. dear lexus, it is with a very gratesful heart that i write you about your amazing employees. eric volunteered to come to my rescue that evening. ...to a mom, these things really matter. from this day forward, i'm a lexus customer for life. thank you. sincerely... ivy, kim, david, greg. crafting every experience for our guests w

hope hicks attorney saying the documents could fall under executive prifrlgts. now keep in mind hicks is crucial, the inner circle for trump as is gets, the witness to the controversial moments in mueller's report, why democrats investigating obstruction want her to hand over documents from time at the white house. and the deadline is tonight. but hicks tonight is not the only star witness trump is trying to quiet. the white house also blocking

let's hope k.d.ck frees him up a little. >> the raptors have been able ty and rough him up a bit, but that's because they didn't have to deal for durant, and one game they didn't have k.d. or klay. how does that change things? >> they started fred vanvleet in both second halves at oracle to kind of stag and be around, and whenever steph was on the floor he was on the floor. i don't know in that changes their lineups, but what k.d. does is affect how toronto will defend the warriors. obviously with him on the floor you need to give attention to him, potentially pull two people on him. this in theory should give more freedom, space and shooting ability to hopef free up those driving lanes. drumroll please, our s guest a official predictions, does k.d. save the day? or does the season end tonight? as a family, we always fly emirates. mum and dad are always saying... i love the breakfasts... it's the lunch for me... we both like the snacks... and the comfy seats... granny always says... the crew are so l

only hope of the 70 seats in parliament are elected directly. and chief executive was appointed by a largely probation election committee. arrests of the pro-democracy activists such as the recently released joshua one are also increasingly frequent. will beijing stick to the free transfer agreement. so let me pass that question straight on to all of you and start out with you sherry. do you think that the agreement will hold even till 2047. came out in the end i think it will all these things that china is trying to do now it's not to push that. to be reached like i think what they want to do is just to make sure that. gradually and slowly hong kong will become law similar to just other cities in china and their power. and the hong kong people will be. less. obvious just before that they was reached and so they just want to have this gradual change so they $47.00 it will be. peaceful and crack you change off the systems but you know obviously home people are not buying that andreas you're clearly skeptical about the group agreement holding in t

you call the ball. >> i pick hope over clinton or anything else that hope is great, and she did a greatoday, she gave as good as she got, she pushed back on some members who tried to put words in her mouth, we did not learn anything new from the testimony. if you read volume two, you are not going to be surprised when transcript comes out in 48 hours. kennedy: ted lieu, my congressman from california, he said, we're watching obstruction of justice in action, what does that mean? >> i don't know at all. i think that -- >> you were there. what did se he see. >> lawyers objecting to questions w relating to her time in white house, asserting executive privilege. kennedy: that is only legal when the president in your party is in power. >> that -- there is a legitimate claim for executive privilege, does it apply to time she was on transition team, i don't know that answer. but i know once in white house working for president there is a claim of executive privilege. kennedy: i know she answered questions about her time on campaign trail. now, if nancy pelosi does not push for impeachment, is

and he has high hopes for the world cup.e world cup, the team will be taking part in a training camp in south africa. but before they leave, there is time to celebrate all they have achieved so far. the training camp will take the team thousands of miles from the security threats in kabul. and it will be the first hazrat‘s first world cup away from home. but while he is looking forward to the trip, it will mean a prolonged separation away from family, like his nephew. but the team know there is lots of work to do if they are going to make the semifinals. the team have finally arrived in the uk for the world cup, where they will play a series of one—day internationals in scotland and ireland before starting the competition. it's a chance to get used to the conditions of the uk but it's cold and wet and most of the team are fasting for ramadan so they won't be easy games. and there has been a sudden change of captain. asghar, with years of experience leading the teams, has been replaced by a new captain, gulbadin. but the team

that's what hope hicks did before she joined the campaign. we've heard this excuse before, we're new to politics, i didn't know any better. if that's what we hear again, will that be an acceptable answer, or if she lies, what will the consequences be? >> well, lying will bring potentially very serious consequences, including false statements of congress and other potential felonies that could really get her into legal jeopardy. i'd like to think she won't lie if she actually answers the questions. glen is right. by simply showing up, her lawyer, i would submit, is doing the right thing and following the right process by producing his witness in response to a valid request. but as you point out, stephanie, the real rub here is whether she will actually answer questions. i am confident that even if that doesn't happen today, if the committee has to litigate the issue, they will eventually get the testimony, but it could be -- it could be a while. so we'll have to see. but she knows a lot. she knows a lot, i think, about intent. as glen mentione

joining me director at hope lab, danielle ramo. >> thank you.'e happy tohere. >> well, hope lab has an interesting model where it tackles health challenges facing teens and young adults, whether it's loneless or recovering from cancer. can you walk tusrough that? >> sure. it helps people with a whole m host ofntal and physical problems but we don't know how to t translate th the digital environment. so aai hope lab we behavioral science and human centered design tong help c their lives and feel meaningful and engaging. specifically to gen-z y today. >> it promoting on the young children, and not the other issues li bullying and ? obesi >> well, we started off as a mission to support young people who had a key problem with sticking to chemotherapy, medication. it's r that has extreme side effects every singl day. that's what's needed to undergo chemotherapy. there was a real need there to support something tt was affecting deeply the lives of young people. now, we're focused more broadly on mental health as well as other physical health condition

they are hoping they can stay hope and provide services but the state is leaning the other direction.>>> a moment 16 years in the making. things come full circle for pete buttigieg as a familiar face asking a question. a familiar fe asking a question. i have the power to lower my blood sugar and a1c. because i can still make my own insulin. and trulicity activates my body to release it like it's supposed to. trulicity is for people with type 2 diabetes. it's not insulin. i take it once a week. it starts acting in my body from the first dose. trulicity isn't for people with type 1 diabetes or diabetic ketoacidosis. don't take trulicity if you're allergic to it, you or your family have medullary thyroid cancer, or have multiple endocrine neoplasia syndrome type 2. stop trulicity and call your doctor right away if you have an allergic reaction, a lump or swelling in your neck, or severe stomach pain. serious side effects may include pancreatitis. taking trulicity with a sulfonylurea or insulin increases low blood sugar risk. side effects include nausea, diarrhea, vomiting, belly pain and

the times leads with the race among hopefuls to become the race among hopefuls to become the new leader best to deliver brexit, while the front runner, boris johnson, deliver brexit, while the front runner, borisjohnson, was absent from the debate but still had an empty podium, just in case he decided to show up. meanwhile the independent says the political impasse over brexit threatens to "suffocate" business investment across the uk. the british chambers of commerce has warned firms were putting resources into contingency plans, such as stockpiling, rather than investing in measures aimed at economic growth, calling it "simply not sustainable. the guardian business pages report a $10 trillion investor alliance has accused more than 700 companies, including amazon, tesco and exxon mobil, of failing to reveal the full extent of their impact on the climate crisis, water shortages and deforestation.

i would hope that we could move as early as next week. i can't promise that but i'm hopeful that we can reach a consensus, it would be nice if we could reach a consensus between the house and senate. i know the senate has talked about acting next week. we'll see what they do. but i can guarantee you that this week, over the weekend, beginning of next week, ms. roybal-allard and others are working to get a bill that we believe could get a majority of the house and a majority of the senate and the signature of the president because we need to act. the gentleman is absolutely correct. i yield. mr. scalise: i would reiterate the urgency of acting next week, not trying to act next week. i don't have an opportunity to do this often so i will quote "the new york times" again, it's not something i'm normally used to doing. but to quote them, it's time cut the squabbling and pass an emergency relief package. i know there might be differences over smoft details, there is no wall funding in the request for the president, the big battles we had last

i hope she would hold that. i would hope she holds that same standard to her own party, who used more than $6 million to pay a foreign individual to go drum up information and make lies. i hope she would hold that same standard. i would hope she would hold that that same standard to her past president who actually told a foreign country that he could be more flexible after the next election. it is really ironic of what the democrats have done, the lies they have made and now they are concerned? that's the problem i have. reporter: so we should see republicans vote for this? rep. mccarthy: gladly vote for this. thank you very much. >> on saturday, the virginia democratic party held its blue commonwealth gala, the chewing hopefuls amy klobuchar of minnesota and indiana mayor pete buttigieg. watch live at 7:00 p.m. eastern on c-span, online at c-span.org or listen on this free c-span radio app. c-span opens up washington policy for all to see, benin coverage of congress and beyond. on television and online, c-span

we hope not.dren who donald trump locks up in the very same place where this government locked up apaches and japanese-americans will get the last word on what history calls the place where donald trump locked them up. that is tonight's last word. "the 11th hour" with brian williams starts now. >>> tonight, the president calls in to fox news, unleashes a

now hope hicks is a tremendously talented person. i love hope. she is great. >> and today the president made sure hicks knew he was still supporting her. tweeting in part, quote, so sad that the democrats are putting wonderful hope hicks through hell. democrats say hicks was called to testify under oath because smefs a key witness in the mueller investigation. her name is one of the most frequently mentioned, appearing nearly 200 times in the mueller report. she was a key presence at major moments, including the firing of then fbi director james comeyy. trump's role in crafting a false statement about the trump tower meeting and trump's hush money payments to stormy daniels and karen mcdougal. hicks allowed by white house lawyers to talk about one of the three topics under oath. the hush money payments. because part of that story happened before trump won the election. the committee chairman jerry nadler saying hicks gave us a lot of good information when she was allowed to talk. but the white house wouldn't let her talk about anything while the

innovation is hope, and the last thing you want to lose in life is hope. f>> aocal school community is mourning the lo popular educator w had a special connection to his students. i>> he died a car crash after leaving work monday night. nathan kite was an assistant principal at briarwoods high school in ashburn. darcy spencer reports. >> reporter: this was his officl for thet two years. the nood so he'd give to kids who were hungry. staff members can't believe that he will never walk through this door again. >> i woke up, what happened to jonathan kite. and it was one of those things where you hear about it on tv, bu it is almost like it was a dream. >> reporter: kite h only been assistant principal at briarwoods for a short time. but he had already left a human ression on students and staff. his kindness, his sense of humor, and crazy socks.ro >>bly the best way i'd say it, an unbelievable guy and we'll miss him greatly. >> reporter: kite died in a car crash. police say for unknown reasons he a crossededian and collided with another car head-on in page co

hope hicks greeagrees to testif. hope hicks a top aide to president trump during his 2016 campaign and his first year in the white house has agreed to testify before the house judiciary committee next wednesday. hicks will be the first former trump aide to go before the committee in investigating whether trump tried to obstruct a probe into russian interference in the 2016 election. pete, the white house did not want her to do this. the person who had the title that hope hicks had was dan bart let in our white house. i think if we were a witness in any sort of investigation, if the president had done anything wrong, it would be devastating, whether or not she remains loyal to the president, simply as a fact witness to donald trump's conduct in office, which robert mueller said was criminal, is a devastating development for this white house. >> i agree with it. i think they're not happy and probably fearful. it's important historically to remember alexander butterfield when he revealed that the white house had tapes.

we just hope that it is destroyed extremely quickly. so when we go to court and i do believe that will be very soon, we will then, you know, ask for the judge to rule quickly because obviously this is a critical issue, this is a crisis situation, and we have to be able to get the information that we seek. >> was there any rational given why she wouldn't answer where she sat in the white house? >> it really was she will not answer anything about her time in the white house, and that includes by the way, this was interesting. that includes at the end, not at the end but at certain points, we said after you left the white house what is your reaction now to what you experienced at the white house? in other words, how do you feel about it now? she actually started to answer a question. this was about corey and she said it was odd. and his behavior. immediately, the white house lawyers objected and said you can't answer the question. she was shut down. >> were you given the impression there were questions that hope hicks wanted to answer that

but we are hoping to turn that state blue, and we're going to be hopeful.re's always hope. >> reporter: it's a special kind of optimism that linkers here in the palmetto state. >> thank you. >> you're welcome. >> you're ready for bernie? >> absolutely. i've been feeling the bern for years. >> reporter: for these democrat i democratic voters, there's a deep-seeded hope that change is on the way. >> be sure to continue following coverage on abc news.com. >>> and the acceptance that continues 50 years later. ♪ she's doing it again. (vo) no cover up spray here... it's the irresistibly fresh scent of febreze air effects. cheaper aerosols can cover up odors, burying the smell in a flowery fog. switch to febreze air effects! febreze eliminates even the toughest odors from the air. and it uses an all-natural propellant to leave behind a pleasant scent you'll love. use anywhere odors can spread. freshen up, don't cover up. febreze air effects. oh! oh! oh! ♪ ozempic®! ♪ (announcer) people with type 2 diabetes are excited about the potential of once-weekly ozempic®. i

get hong kong back in 1907 then they made a deal for 50 years and at the time we in the west were hoping well a lot can happen in 50 years maybe hong kong will change china more than china will change on kong it's not completely clear that times are changed china is in a trade war is standing up to the u.s. in a trade war they want there they want to make turn islands into aircraft carriers in the south china sea they're really seizing what they view as their historical prerogative to be a major power and everything points to a crackdown by xi jinping who doesn't want to lose face and i think the long term direction is we're going to slowly turn up the heat and then in another you know it's been 22 years since then over come 2047 i think it's curtains so cherry your opening statement describes the protests as part of the battle that hong kong has to fight until 2047 until that deadline that andrea's just described he's saying the battle is already been lost. i think most people wouldn't think that this time they have a fake tree because it's a spent the view. but then it's a reminder for

i hope every neighbor has old people. this is what integration looks like, is bringing different kinds of people to live together. (please stand by). >> president yee: you may start. >> thank you. numb number one, i have three points. miss gibson mentioned this project may be a nuisance. being a nuisance is not a definition of being a good neighbor, it's being a bad neighbor. if the city is not being a good neighbor in this instance, the project should be rejected. number two, the port director, in response to a question from supervisor haney, said that there were hundreds of interim leases that had not gone to the state lands commission, if i heard correctly. my strong suspicion is that those were public trust leases rather than nonpublic trust leases which is what we're talking about here. in any event, i would request those leases be put in the record in this matter. but let me just read the statute that the port drafted, ab 2797, section 7-e. a nontrust lease, a lease is by definition a nontrust use, shall be subject

but i hope it doesn't.ope that whoever is reading the case and looking at the case sees the bigger picture. it's not about whether you agree with a woman right to get an abortion. it's a right -- it's the point that you agree that she's human. >> our special report tonight from the state of missouri, where the republican-controlled state government there has become a point of national focus as they try to not only ban abortion in that state, but they try aggressively to close down the state's last remaining clinic where abortions are provided. well, while we await a judge's ruling on whether that clinic is going to be allowed to stay open, we are reporting tonight that the state government as of this week has started forcing doctors in the state to perform medically unnecessary pelvic exams, vaginal examinations, on any woman who wants an abortion in missouri. just in the last week, you are newly subject to what amounts to a punitive intrusive vaginal examination as the price of wanting an abortion in that

and so i hope is that as the years and we grow old. for us there will be down. there will also be long. and sometime in the 2016. my great granddaughter will be called. i think of you often and the changes to come. i know i couldn't have changed what happened in my past. but i only wish i knew how to help you and your life. and by the time you are 5 i will be a $101.00. so even though i know it's very unlikely we will ever meet. i still like to live in the hope that we could. you are my future. and i am your boss. and you are with me as i look for a nonce. difference i make for you. our journey together continues with something that i see every day. and that reminds me of you on the challenges ahead. it's the stuff that is such a central and mostly invisible part of our lives. that we all know a top coal mine in siberia just one of the many places the produces the fossil fuels that connects me and every other person on this plant together. and. play. play. play. play play. play play. play. play yeah we're still serious sorry. he has to bring it up with her we ha

we hope there will be no more cases.this particular infection is the long incubation period. it can be three or four weeks, so in terms of the numbers we just watching. the outbreak seems to have occurred early last month and has been traced to prepacked sandwiches made specifically for the health care sector by the good food chain. the company gets its sandwich fillings from north country cooked meats and it's here that a strain of listeria has been identified. both companies have now voluntarily ceased production and in a statement the good food chain said it regularly laboratory tests its supplies, finished products and environment, in line with industry guidelines and best practice. experts say the bug is a threat the food industry is well aware of. it's particularly difficult for the food industry because unlike a lot of the other bacteria that we get through eating food, this one will grow in the fridge. following the deaths of patients here in manchester and liverpool, public health england say there is no evidenc