this call iss from a man in his 20s who says he's isolated himself at his parent's home in rural china>> the caller asked his parents for nearly $9,000 to pay gambling debts, but was unable to quit,, eventually losing another $12,000. >> this caller says he's had clinicalal depression for the pt three years, but continues working because his parents wouldn't be able to support him. >> after a two-hour call the man said he felt better and thanked the counselor, saying he would call again. the hope line listens to struggling callers 24 hours a day. li zhi leads the counselorors w make this p possible. she obtained her counseling license after retiring from a major compapany through her volunteer work at thee hotline she facaces her ow emototional issues. >> there is a man who calls whenever it rains. >> across the vastness of china, from big cities to rural villages, hotline counselors lend their ears to lonely souls on each and every day. >> you are watching france 24. a are going to focus on report coming out from a series of u.n. experts. it is the report on the future of our planet.

we're talalking about someone w on social media follows, n not just iss silenced, actively follllows hindu extremists >> it's splitting the droin some 200 million muslims in danger. his supporters say it was worth of fall. >> there will be much bigger massacres on the watch of congress. but there was never this kind of international condemnation. on a a sustained basis as we indent that do take place. >>>> india's industry estimates can communal violence is 28%. some 822 incidents were reported in 2017. the 2008 remains the most violent in the last decade. rights groups say communal violence is being underreported in the current climate. despite the call on thursday for an inclusive india, critics find it hard to look past its history. in 2002, more than 1,000 people were killed in anti-muslimim riots. just m months after modu was elected chief minister. >> other news, three people dead after tornadoes raised homes, and tossed cars in the american state of missouri. another 24 were injured in the capital of jefferson city, the largest twister stretching from five kilometers creating

.iss scanlan votes aye ms. garcia? mr. negus? mr. negus votes aye. miss mcbath votes aye. mr.tanton votes aye miss dean? .iss dean votes aye .r. carson powell votes aye escobar? collins? collins votes no. stenson burner? mr. stenson burner votes no. mr. shallots? no.shabbat votes mr. gomer? >> is this tabling or appealing the ruling of the chair? oh, ok. no. mr. gomer vote -- >> mr. gomer devotes no. mr. jordan? mr. buck? mr. buck votes no. mr. radcliffe? miss robie? miss robie votes no. mr. gates? mr. gates votes no. mr. johnson of louisiana? mr. johnson of louisiana votes no. mr. biggs? mr. biggs votes no. mr. mcclintock? mr. mcclintock -- sorry, ms. lesko? ms. lesko votes no. mr. rosenthal are? mr. klein? mr. klein votes no. mr. armstrong? mr. armstrong votes no. mr. stewie? mr. stewie votes no. are there other members who wish to vote that haven't voted yet? the gentleman from tennessee? >> aye. >> mr.: votes aye. >> the young lady from texas question mark >> garcia votes aye. ms. jayapal votes aye. miss escobar votes aye. >> california? >> mr. lou votes aye. -- wish tolse

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that's the iss flying by. >> oh, my god! >> instead of looking up all this stuff online or on the internet, we can actually see it. >> you can look up. >> yeah. just right there. >> reporter: despite being one of the youngest teams from a tiny texas town, the girls shot for the stars and landed on the international space station. omar villafranca, cbs news, marfa, texas. >> impressive young ladies. that's the overnight news for this thursday. for some of you the news continues. for ot rs check back with us a little later for the morning little later for the morning captioning funded by cbs >>> it's thursday, may 2nd, 2019. this is the "cbs morning news." >>> attorney general william barr could be held in contempt of congress after refusing to testify today before the house judiciary committee, but the committee could soon be hearing from robert mueller himself about the handling of the russia investigation. >>> campus violence. police say one of the victims of the deadly shooting at unc charlotte sacrificed himself to save o

popi iss 2 yeaears old and the youngest orangutan at the center. she hardly ever climbs when playing in the forest. popi is cared for by team leader rueti who studied graphic design but decided to become a handler inststead, after volunteteering the c.o.p. popi came to the center in september 2016 at just 8 weeks old. she was found in a village near a plantation 150 kilometers away. her m mother was killed in a pe control trapp and popi was lefe alone. threee months later, ruweti begn training popi to live in the wild. after turning a year old, popi was placed in a cage with the other four youngsters. but if ruweti is nearby, she still clings to her like her own mother. because popi's time with her mother was so short, she has no memory of living in the trees. at 2 years old, popi still wants her mom's attention. ruweti loves her like her own child, but she knows that popi needs to learn to climb, even if it requires a strict attitude. ardee is the founder and leader of the c.o.p. he said that conservation efforts by centers like these are not enou

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facebook is going to have to -- it iss making changing things when it comes to its algorithms. thank you. this week, the eurovision song contest is underway. to -- onn mania has saturday. the festival celebrations have been crowded by political controversy. >> coming from estonia, these fans cannot wait for the party to get started. underway.ontest is some countries are far from happy with the hosts. demonstrations erected in the see eurovisionts whitewashing the event. >> they are doing their best to continue the bloodshed with an ongoing siege on gaza, the hunger, the medical situation, the humanitarian crisis brings about more and more violence. >> in gaza, another protest in the form of a concert. >> our message is clear. or musicianrtist, should use music to cover up crimes of the israeli occupation. >> when israel wonhe chance to host the finals, the palestinian campaign urged artists and broadcasters to withdraw. none have done so. dozens called for it to be moved, but one who will be there onmadonna, set to perform the finale, saying she will not stop playing music to s

estimate show the crisis iss evn worse than we previously thoug thought. the yemen war claimed the lives of tens of thousands of people, including a lot of innocent civilians. attacks that can only be described as horrific. it's believed that from 2016 -- 201,860,000 civilians were killed indirect violence attached to this work. the full scale of suffering from starvation, property and disease is even more staggering than the stark numbers that i just quoted involving direct combat more violence. over half the population of yemen is considered currently to be in the crisis stage of famine. estimate of 3.3 million children are malnourished.he 84000 children died between the start of the war in 2015 and october 2018. water and sanitation conditions awful lead to the largest outbreak in history. more than 1.3 million suspected cases in over 2600 related deaths since april 2017 outbreak. in the claims of some of our critics, the u.s. has been aiding and abetting these horrors of this war. these critics claim that we have somehow not been involved in a war in y

. >> laura: we've all been looking forward to your argumentau -- >> i think there iss a lot -- >> we've got to go. there are misconceptions. i appreciate, saul, a friend from a long time ago. a 2020 exclusive is next, but not with a candidate. pete buttigieg is accusing alo president a hopeful for distorting his family's history for political advantage next. efr ♪ play it cool and escape heartburn fast with new tums chewy bites cooling sensation. ♪ tum tum tum tums >> i come from is a christian faith that teaches humility teaches love. the reason it made me for closer to god it's the experience of caring about someone more than you do for yourself. and humbling yourself, putting yourself in your place. >> laura: and chasten buttigieg has been the subject of multiple glowing profiles. one particular piece in "the washington post" describes a childhood marked by intense property and intolerant family who turned his back on him because of his lifestyle. tonight, chasten's brother says these stories have been spun for political advantage by pete buttigieg and are hurting his family. his "wa

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in february, the pope program issed to take action. they have released their own list of clergy tied to the abuse. we are looking more in-depth and we will have a live report at 5:00. >>> back here in the bay area, an anti-vaccination doctor is accusing having parents get around the state's immunization laws. >> with similar cases here, the attorney general says he's taking legal action to find out more. shopping to avoid vaccinating kids. the attorney wants to know if it's happening issuing bp patient's names to see how many waivers the doctor has written since 2016 and if they're legal. >> some of the ingreedents are heavy metals, alluminum, mercurys. >> dr. solar posted anti-vaccination videos. he says they are protected under federal law and the doctor is following the law. >> it's one of these things where people kept coming to him because we have pediatricians refused to consider writing retractions. >> reporter: while the city awaits lawmakers, they are working to tighten the vaccination law. a bill to be the only one to grant e

the central hughes agency released mad hope issing the missile w enforcement yesterday. sew's president, president moon jae-in, says the launches were protest a type of protest against the failed hanoi in february. >> thank you. >>> a homeowner thought he was shooting at an intruder, but now police say i was a case of mistake earn avenue. it happened at 11:00 in theea ar after someone walked into his house. according to the call, hep ried to hele person he jot because they knew each other. >> three are of us ready to get in -- >> apartment it was the daughr's friend and he didn't know it who it was so he shot. >> police are confirming the relatiohip between the victim and homeowner. the victim goinged to be okay, and the morn busyelp not charged. >>> if you want to invest in uber, you can w startling today. expensi -- startingvow. it'sing 180 million shares of its common. is move comes as let it are quick democrats fromdrivers. earlier they demanded a increase in pay, better benefits, and an impd tipping system. >>> 6:10. in an exclusive with nbc nes, chris hughes is mak

. >>> more developing news out of houston where severe weather iss delaying cleanup effor ship. flooding from recent rains is complicating efforts to clean it up. the cause of the crash is still unknown. >> the barges were carrying a gasoline blend stock. they had 25,000 barrels in each. one of the barges was damaged and has released some of its product. and the second barge was capsized and is turned upside down. >> there are reports of a strong gasoline odor reaching the shore. officials are keeping a close watch on air quality. a toxicologist says air monitoring tests show they don't have a health risk at this point. >>> a sus pebpect and driver ar custody for leading police on a chase and shooting at patrol 'sisun>>s you just heard, captured part of yesterday's chase on cell phone video. the man hanging over the passenger side window, firing at police is wanted in the deadly shooting of a liquor store clerk earlier this week. officers returned fire, hitting both the driver and suspect. the bloody woman, as you can see, gets out of the car and surrenders, then police hit the

that he could defy the issue kn iss iss subpoena and talk the president's son could be held in contempt. he had a letter written saying he was ready to do that. the committee, this is all part of the negotiations that ultimately led to today's late deal in order for him to come in. he also agreed, the committee agreed according to the source, to limit follow up questions that could be asked and if there were questions that would go over his past testimony, he would simply refer those questions to the past testimony from 2017. two big toipics they want to discuss, the trump tower moscow that the trump organization pursued in the run up to the 2016 election as well as his testimony about the 2016 meeting that he had with russians at trump tower in new york. those questions are not off limits, we're told. six topics, both sides giving a little with a big development here. donald trump junior will be back on the hill after threatening and fighting and taking the fifth amendment to not incriminate as republicans were concerned he would be walking into a perjury trap. >> he was willing to st

bollah iss law -- hez working to extend its network. buildiranian terrorists safe havens, despite denials, it is clear that russia also seeks a foothold in this hemisphere in that as well. -- hemisphere as well. exchange for venezuelan oil, russia arranges for jet fighters and works as a lender of last resort. last month, russia sent two military planes to caracas in a show of report for the in battle regime. but no one has done more to support the correct maduro regime than the leaders of cuba. for more than two decades, the havana regime has sent dozens of teachers and engineers to venezuela to prop up the feeling regime. cuban agents control the levers of power in many government agencies, especially the military and intelligence services. , key saw last week decisions about venezuela's future are as much made in havana as caracas. venezuela is not merely a cuban client. the people of venezuela are essentially cuba's hostage. cuba has robbed venezuela of more than her freedom, it has stripped her of her wealth. some estimates claim c

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the point iss there rar job housing linkage. the fact is you don't need new transit funds if you're not building more capacfry individuals to utilize the roads. those producing housing, i think they should be reward and incentiveized. justfi trying to ways to link the two up is important. >> as you know coming back again withsc 50 to encourage more high density housing, especially aroujd job centers and transit hub. it's already been amended to excludcounties like sonoma, more rural countedies. and there's concern about state over reach and trying e dictate to ate governor. is that concern > legitimate? t me express this. there's a bigger concern. california dream. it's quite literally in peril. i listen on the friks on the far t criticizes the state. middle class are getting squeezed. the have and have nots are manifesting a rehrd number of eless. we've got t our housing issues. with respect sometimes, i'll say it. we all have to row together. i appreciate what scott's trying toing do. we'll see where that bill ends up. but i r

wanted to -- even if the to, they cannot force european company's to invest in iran, and the fact iss the european companies are making a logical calculation by trying to avoid the u.s. retaliation. genie: dave keating reporting from brussels. back in washington, a house of representatives panel has voted to hold attorney general william barr in contempt ofof congress r not releasing an unredacted copy of the report on russian elecection meddling. the judiciary committee took ,hat step after tensions rose after donald trump used his executive privilege for the first time to blolock disclosure of the mueller report as it did not conclude that there was a criminal conspiracy between moscow and the trump campaign to influence the 2016 u.s. presidential election. it did, however, detail 10 instances where trump possibly attempted to impede the investigation. here is more from the committee chairman. >> this was a grave and momentous step that we were forced to take today to move aa contempt citation against the attorney general of the united states.. therere can bebe no highgher sts --n t

. >> facebook has its privacy iss past.uckerberg icommitted to turning it around. >>> and, len ramirez is where the u.s. border patrol was invited to a job care but it changed. >> reporter: when the job fair found out they were coming, they asked them not to come. it was the organizer work to future foundation that made the invite. the police and the military were at the fair, but community groups complained having the border patrol on campus would put some students in distress, so, the call was made by sjcc to disinvite the border patrol. >> i think the disinviting was the correct thing to do. >> many people need jobs and those are greain a statement to wanted to inform students of the job opportunities it has to offer. not conduct any enforcement. n jose, len ramirez, kpix5. >>> coming up next, the place you would never expect to see. a bay area sea lion. we'll be right back. i like chillaxin'. the united explorer card makes things easy. traveling lighter. taking a shortcut. woooo! taking a breather. rewarded! learn more

of research, cargo and supplies that nasa says will help support dozens of investigations aboard the issa canadian astronaut will operate the robotic arm this morning. the entire crew will be helping in the process of unpacking all of the cargo. we'll be watching. back to you. >>> a safety alert on boeing 737 max planes is not operational. now we are learning boeing failed to tell il deadly crash in indonesia last year. the safety alert warns about the malfunction in the lion air crash and the ethiopian airlines crash. the function was on in previous versions of the 737 but was switched off in the 737 max. boeing says planes can be flown safely without the alert. boeing says the alert will be turned back on before 737 max planes are flown again. >>> a battle is shaping up over whether special counsel robert mueller testifies before congress in the coming weeks. in a tweet president trump said he shouldn't testify because the report he wrote was conclusive there was no collusion. a member of the house judiciary committee says mueller is tentatively set to testify may 15th. democrats and t

the french result is anothther surprise becausese one iss expecting otheher partieies to e third butot the greens. in germany they h have a strong poposition. they havave a leader. now even more than before they are the onones who will determie popolitics. what they should do is remain nn oppositionon and n not make themselveses to be the kingmaker fofor some kindd of centristst coalition with socialists and popular r parties.s. winning on an ticket of renewalal. on a ticket of changing europe from within without going to extremes, without going to the popopulists brains of the scenario. this is the position they should concert and they should not see themselves as the ones who now long for participation in a can of european government that is driven by the popular party and the socialist party and the liberaral party. those three factions will make it. the greens, if they want to conserve their position, should remain outside of this and show people they repreresent actctuaa human alternatitive or a mainstream alternative within the european union without the need for them to go to

laura: from president economy iss, china's slowing of it.that put him under pressure to come to a deal soon? he is under pressure, b this is a country moving to a growth rate more typical of a middle income country. aboveat 6.5% is actually normal. ngu have never seen a middle income country grot 6.5%. it will continue to slide. the question is how fast. is concernedt xi about is the fact that it is going to continue to slow down, mo laura: could this trade war be a defining moment in u.s.-chinese relations as the two strategic powersace-off? yukon: i think it is a great possibility. in month sense when you have is a rising power challenging a'ame's dominance in the global scene, but not through the literary -- method military might. it is challenging it to economic advancement. this is a concern for america. it is a bigger and broader question. can a rising china be an economic benefit to the rest of the world? in the past, developing countries grow ande uy more from s. and become richer and poverty is eliminated and everyone is benefiting.

christina iss say innocent. had a betterwe life. education, health care.ing persecuted because she defended the poor. >> the trial is expected to last for a year. a year in which she could make it back to power once again. al jazeera. lauren: the chairman of the u.s. house of representatives says he is willing to go to court to force a former white house counsel to testify before congress. that is after president trump ordered don mcgann not to speak at a hearing into russian interference in the 2016 u.s. election. he has delivered some of the most damming testimony against trump in special counsel robert mueller's investigation. he was a key witness in the report regarding possible obstruction of justice by trump. dozens of protests have been held in the u.s. against new restrictive abortion regulation in several states. hundreds of pro-choice activists gathered in washington, d.c. to demand the bills are blocked by the supreme court. last week, a ballot passed -- alabama past the strictest abortion in the nation. missouri signed a law banning women from

t al, where iss headed? >> reporter: well, lester, you can see heavy rain here in the northeast. it is going to be making i way into new england later tonight and as it does, it will start pulling in colder air and bringing snow in with heaviain and thunderstorms. coastal rainor the cities tonight, snow developing for upper elevations and moves away tomorrow with showers om new york into new england up wards of an inch of rain and up to a foot of snow. airport delays tonight into tomorrow from pittsburgh, philadelphia, new york, boston on into portland lester? >> al, thanks very much. >>> when it rains, it pours on wall street. today the worst day in the markets, the dow plunging more than 600 points after china retaliated for higher tariffs imposed by the u.s. last week. which could raise the price you pay ousands of products. our halle jackson was he oval office today to get the presidens reaction to the escalating trade war. >> reporter: today the moment the mart has been dreading, china's clap back at the u.s. as islaps retaliation tariffs on products from the u.s. in 18 days

>> i would look at what the rate iss but thatn example.i would want to go back to where we were, at least where we were before trump came in, yes. senator klobuchar capitalized and while she supports the system, the american economy nee needs checks and balances. coming up, a way to help fight crime and money. >> for law enforcement this is a game changer. i'm rene solomon in kentucky. coming up, what it is and why it could revolutionize police investigations. ♪ ♪ ♪ >> a juroday convicted insys therapeutics founder and four former executives of racketeering and other federal prosecutors accused them of bribing doctors to unnecessarily press krcribe the painkiller, something that helped fuel the opioid epidemic and insys is the biggest executive to be tried in a case related to opioid abuse. crime fighting is being modernized and like most everything els technology is laying a big role and it's getting its start i frankfurt,k kent rassel solomon has our story. >> for more than 30 years police labs have beensing dna to help solve cases, but

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robert: the president hammering the iss on trade but not the only signature issue for him. with the 2020 election ahead, h returned to immigration this week. his new plan, outlined in rose garden, would revamp legal immigration, prioritize edgecade and high-killed migrants and favor immigrants who speak englis d the proposas not address the estimated 11 million undocumented immigrants currently in the country or have protection f so-called "dreamers," those brought to the country as children.is this immigration plan from president trump on legalim gration dead on arrival on capitol hill? >> that is the phrase we've heard a lot. having tracked the president's comments and rhetoric and previo o proposalsn immigration, what was actually put forth in the rose garden was pretty muted. robert: why was it muted? is jared kushner who wants it to be muted? >> perhaps. we know kushner was on the hill briefing republicans about this. maybe there was feedback in terms of what might be pushed through. the old adage, if everyone isgr maybe something's wrong. people on the far right of th

one tenant says he smelled gas in the basement of his building ued the washington gas didn't fix that iss for more than 20 days. >> we want to have a county where tenants feel safe in their own homes and where their concerns are being heard. >> can't imaginew traumatic it must be to live here. our residents have the right to go to sleep every night knowing theye going to wake up. >> reporter: washington gas released a statement. the utility said it has been diligent and bproactive at monitoring and maintaining the natural gas infrastructure at the complex to ensure safety and reliability. the company says it fied mr leaks and said if the resident smells gas right now, they should first call 911 and then call washington gas. jim? back to you.r >> all ht, leon harris. leon, thank you. >>> acts ofbravery prevented more bloodshed in that colorado school shooting yesterday. 18-year-old kendrick castillo pinned an attacker to the wall. he was then shot and killed protecting his classmates. police have identified 18-year-old devon erickson and a 16-year-old student as the shootcs. they're acused

iss the u.s. that undermining trust," it claims. m for huawei is that it is much easier to sayt is not a pawn of the chinese government than it is to actually groove it. -- prove it. onthis latest escalarom america is clearly meant as a signal not just to china, but to the rest of the world to take its jane: john sudworth reporting. eaier i was joined from charlotte, north carolina, by the former white house chief information officer. what exactly is the threat from huawei? what could they do if they have control over 5g networks? >> i think the perspective here is that if ty have control of the 5g networks, there are already some inherent security issues we know about in the 5g networks, and if they are in control, the concern is even if it is unbeknownst to hua engineers, there could be some type of backdoor, sometimes of -- some type of way for the chinese government to surveil citizens using the 5g network. cruxt is the concern, the here. there are things that huawei can do to be more transparent, and each country is going to ha

into the gap, another run scores iss and the orioles taking on the boston red sox looking for three winst not the greatest of starts. top of the first. j.d. martinez takes this ball deep to center and it is out of here. takes the early 2-0 lead. the orioles answer bottom of th. fi and he gets all of this one. so we're tied at 2. so bottom of the fourth, o's trailing by one. it's alberto with the solo shot. ow tied runs a piece. now with two on and sox lead 6-3 finishes one hand and slams there, watch out. kawhi finishes with 21 points, b three rnds, four assists and two steals. the raptors take care of the 76ers 125-89. they lead the series three games to two.w no to the nhl playoffs second roundeeame seven betw the dallasar sts and st. louis heues. blues on attack. work around to the blue line and vince dunn with the shot from the point. beats the goalie blues with an early 1-0 lead and under five first to play in th period, a bad turnover by the blues defender and matt zuccarello taking advantage of the mistake. game is tied at 1. that'sohe first g of the series. this gtle is curren in

these are not people that iss would neily agree wholeheartedly on issues, but certainly, they argue their point with a basis in fact. patrick moynihan said, "you're entitled to your own opinion, and that's your own facts." at least there's a common basis ofact that you can discuss things with them. >> so, when you first played meathead, as you were endearingly called by your father-in-law on "all in the family," i mean, y were the liberal son-in-law. he was the conservative father-in-law, and the divisions and the conflicts an disagreements you had on the show, in many ways, parallel the same disagreements that we're having today. let's look at a clip from "all in the family" from the first moment you met archie bunker. >> let me tell you something, mr. bunker. >> no, let me tell you something, mr. stivic. you are a meathead. >> what did you call me? >> a meathead. dead from the neck up. meathead. de>> so you wrote that epi >> i did. >> that is where they first met. >> that's it that was a flashback to the first time archie and mike first meet. >> and then they go throughout the entire co

simply return the iss to the states. ironically, justice ginsburg auid that roe v.might've been a mistake b states were moving towards pro-choice laws, and when the supreme court intervened there was a rollback. so my assumpon is that the vast majority of states will continue to protect abortion. jane: jonathan turley, thank you very much for joining me. it has been six months since a peace deal for yemen was reached in stockholm, and some of the measures in thbe agreement has implemented. the u.n. says the pullout of ee key forces from t ports on the west coast of yemen has been carried out, but a lot more work needs to be done our chief international correspondse doucet reports. lyse: the houthis say they have left. their fighters filmed as they piled into pickups at ports on yemen's west coast. the pullout took four days. the first step towards peace after four years of war. now the coast guard is in charge of t ports. it will run this lifeline with the u.n. almost all of yemen's imports come through here, vital for a nation on the brink of famine. today at the s

and i think the idea is for us to be able to say that the scale of the iss it's not enough for one orwo organizations to be funding these kind of services, but really to understand how large the issue is. just as an example, in santa clara county, there's 20,000 calls for help every year. and, you know, the amount of shelter beds that there are is only 59 for all these people seeking help. robert: it's interesting too because, as you remember, aaci was our very first guest of our very first show of over four years ago. and that was one of the issues that aaci said, "we need to target. we need to get people talking about that." sarita: exactly. robert: have you seen much progress in that kinda thing? do you think that we're making, the community is making progress in these kind of areas? jorge: i think they're slowly chipping at it, but i think oftentimes funders, because of the model minority myth, oftentimes don't see asians having those issues. and also, other times, like, they don't even have a language, or they feel the shame and stigma of actually coming in and seeking for servic

iss an american baby and a baby with african-american heritage from an and harry and meghan are reallyar right now and everyone is happy for them. jane: this has been a fairytale relationship, the weddingit. s their anniversary this week as well. lisa: yes, coming up, the 19. jane: so this month. what gets america's attention? why does this relationship and family feel america's imagination so much? lisa: meghan and harry are very special. my generation grew up with harry and think he is this lovable guy. -- he had his faults like everybody else, but he is this lovable guy we all really liked. then meghan comes along and she is this press of fresh air. she is so smart a she is a bit older and has a career behind her, and she is fascinating to watchst as she eps into the royal limelight as opposed tli the actorfe she had before. we are embracing them and are excited about it and it is a big deal forer people ov here. she is kind of one of us, albeit a more beautiful and successful version of us. [laughter] lisa: but one of us. jane: there has been a lot of speculation about the name. is

it's gentrification and big business forcing these small business he isses out of town. comedian dave chappelle says this is also about the arts. nbc bay area's jean elle is in the city for us. any chance to save this iconic comedy club? >> reporter: well, it's an ongoing effort at this point, raj. and comedian dave chappelle is performing right now here at the punch line comedy club. he is part of an effort to save the 40-year-old venue. an effort that has comedians and politicians teaming up at city hall. >>> comedians and their fans are hoping san francisco's punch line comedyb keeps laughs coming at its current financial district location. >> a lot of people got their start here. i believe it's a piece, it's historical to save. >> this place is an institution here. not only that. this is one of dave chappelle's favorite places to play. >> reporter: earlier this month the landlord morgan stanley properties was not renewing its lease. after 40 years, it would be looking for a new location in august. >> that room became like a home to me. >> reporter: today comedians li

but again this deal was meant to deter aronian nuclear ambitions and what i worry about nowow iss that we are back to a time where we have -- one you know to potential pats won a run kind of restart its nuclear process sees or two were in a point of heightened tensions of confrontation between the united states. and around both of these paths the deal was meant to avoid in the first place the clerk novak let me ask you about one aspect of that and it goes back to which i and r. key on said about this historic rivalry between iran and saudi arabia. the us is now positioned itself very very firmly on the side of saudi arabia what impact does that have on these tensions with iran is that one of the reason we're seeing things heat up now. and what consequences g. thank you we'll come with that. well certainly it does send a message is a specially after. the guitar g. killing end of the war in yemen that the u. s. still stands by. saudi arabia it sends a message not only to iran but to a lot of other actors and what but i think in. in terms of iran specifically yes it does. emboldened -- sa

if you're running for re-election in trump's party, you have to be clear of where you stand on this iss of donald trump jr.'s subpoena. it is not one of those things where the president and his allies will look the other way if people are suddenly saying it's ok for this to happen. perhaps the only exception to that might be mitch mcconnell, but it's friday. i don't want t say what's going w happen next week. robert: i don't to say what happens next hour. abby: exactly. the president has been known to lash out at peoplef they doesn't believe they're loyal enough. robert: and senator tillis has a primary foe. abby: this is where it hurts the mostor republicans, when they're at risk of being primary. this is about republican party politics with the president at approval. you cannot go against the president. you will face a challenge in the primary. the pnt has been willing to back primary challengers in other races. they're not going to stick with the incumbentve time. robert: you can feel the heat between the white house and congress thieek. senate republicans, house democrats. and trade

iss nonpartisan coverage funded by your cable or satellite provider. online, c-spanr is your unfiltered view of government so you can make up your own mind. "theis week on communicators," we will be looking at some of the issues facing smaller telecom companies. joining us is dave heimbach and matt polka. he is the president and ceo of an organization which, for a long time, was known as the american cable association. now it is america's communication association. why the name change? >> i was here a year ago and u.s. me that question about cable. why is cable still in your name? that.ually reflected we have spent a lot of time taking about what our members are doing, and at the end of the day, we decided it was time for time for aut it was change based on what our members do each and every day in their communities and small-town areas, and that is connect and communicate. they use technology to do it. phone, andbe cable, now broadband, but who knows what the next technology will be? our name does not refer to a specific technology, and we did that on

m influences responsibility to make sure we do not pass and trickle down these by iss to teens.here is a broad spectrum of people that are is a broad spectrum of people that a re successful is a broad spectrum of people that are successful with different body types and skills. i think you have to start recognising you need to find peace and satisfaction in what you want rather than somebody else making you want it. with three videos and two pod casts published weekly, jay shetty is making the most of his going on line community. inspirational messages there... you have been watching newsday. i'm samantha simmonds, in london. and i'm rico hizon, in singapore. stay with us. india's politicians have been splashing the cash to capture the attention of voters but not everyone is happy about it. we take a look at concerns over election spending. and before we go, we'd like to leave you with these pictures. a camera monitoring wild—life, in far east russia, has captured amazing pictures of a fire in late april. the flames can be seen moving rapidly across a field, below an oriental whi