we will reelect jeanne shaheen to the u.s. senate! [cheers and applause] we will reelect annie kuster and chris pappas to the house! [cheers and applause] we will hold our majorities on the executive council, and our majorities in the house and senate. and we are going to elect a democratic governor! [cheers and applause] now, we are going to win, because we must. there is too much at stake to give republicans another chance to ignore hard-working granite stators. own out ofsue their touch political agenda, when we win in 2020, we will finally have the chance to undo the ridiculous gerrymandering in the state. and with fair districts, we know voters will use their voices and votes to elect democratic majorities for years to come. thank you all for coming. let's have a great night. [applause] please welcome to the state senator jeanne shaheen. [cheers and applause] ♪ sen. shaheen: thank you all very much. i am proud to see my nancy pelosi clap. [laughter] good evening, democrats. what a great crowd. [cheers and applause] ray shaheen: t

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jeanne moos, cnn. >> because i'm going to be working for you. golf. >> reporter: new york. >> and thank you for joining us. anderson starts now. >>> good evening. we begin keeping them honest on a busy and consequential night with a tweet in the president and a passage from the constitution. first a tweet, and note the fact this is from donald trump back in 2014. and i'm quoting, repubs must not allow pres obama to divert the constitution for his ownby benefit and because he sun able to negotiate with congress. and now from the constitution, it reads no money shall will drawn from the treasury but in consequence of appropriations made by law. now whichever you consider more important, the framers words in 1787 or d

here's jeanne. >> it's 8:00 a.m. do you know where your president is?of executive time. >> i speak to him often during that executive time. >> axios reported leaked schedules show that president trump spent 60% of his time, the orange blocked, in unstructured executive time. critics wasted no time mocking trump's schedule by crossing out nothing on a to-do list. the it's executive time somewhere mug is already for sale. but someone suggested lay-z-boy should come up with a recliner named executive time. newsweek has already done it on its cover. comedians have been making jokes since executive time was associated with the president last year. >> oh, my god. president might be our first president who works so little, he technically qualifies for unemployment. >> not exactly the image he projected. >> i will work so hard. i just want to stay in the white house and work my ass off. i'm going to work for you. y not going to have tyke to play golf. >> except for maybe a round this past weekend with tiger and jack nicklaus. one defender equated donald trump's

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jeanne moos has more.ing no when the president declared the state of the union is...president trump/no name font needed: "strong."muttering commentary to herself, smiling at colleagues, urging new female c rolling her eyes.trump: "ridiculous partisan veigions." (pelosi rolling her eyes)but nancy pelosi became the "queen of condescending applause" after president trump proposed rejecting the politics of revenge and embracing the common good.natsot: nancy claps wildly, they look at each other she clapped madly, their eyes met.jimmy fallon: "pelosi was like 'you're never getting your wall' (laughter)." comedian patton oswalt congratulated speaker pelosi for inventing the "bleep you clap."natsot/musicit launched a million gifs.natsot" "we will rock you."the internet was rocked with memes as photoshoppers added things like golden handcuffs.the clapback reminded one guy of "when i tell my wife i changed a diaper."jeanne moos, new york/standup bridge:"and then there what was nancy reading." trump speaks as pelosi

. >>> this jeanne moos segment brought to you by hotels.com.o you and get awarded. >> tonight, put your hands together for jeanne and the nancy pelosi moment that had everyone talking. >> it was the show behind the show. muttering "no" when the president declared the state of the union was -- >> strong. >> smiling to herself, urging new female members of congress to rise. rolling her eyes. >> ridiculous partisan investigations. >> but nancy pelosi became the queen of condescending applause after president trump proposed rejecting the politics of revenge and embracing the common good. she clapped madly, their eyes met. >> pelosi was like, you're never getting your wall! >> reporter: comedian patton oswald congratulated speaker pelosi for inventing the [ bleep ] you clap. ♪ come on, y'all. >> it launched ed ed a million . the clap back reminded one guy of, when i tell my wife i changed a diaper. then there was the mystery, what was nancy reading? >> not right. >> some called it rude and petty for pelosi to bury her nose in papers. was it the muel

moos, cnn, new york. >> our thanks to jeanne for that. >>> democrats with a new investigation into therossing the red line saying they want to look at his money. looking at his tax returns. what is in there? we have a new response from the president. "new day" continues right now. >> the american people have a right to know that their president is acting on their behalf. >> it's called presidential harassment. it's unfortunate. >> we can't allow the administration to stonewall us. we came in, we mean business. >> reporter: we are having a moment of reckoning. this will be painful to both parties. >> the democratic party has to speak with moral clarity. >> the question is not whether people can't move on from the past. the question is whether or not they should be in a position of public trust. >> i am not a member of a tribe. i have apologized for not being more sensitive. >> i don't see how she's going to be able to continue this drip, drip, drip of this one issue. >> all signs point to he's going to give this a go. >> announcer: this is "new day" with alisyn camerota and john berman.

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here's jeanne. >> reporter: president trump has finally come full circle on the wall.en it was a fence, then it was just i guess cones, you know. >> reporter: with his back to the wall, the president has gone back to his roots, tweeting let's just call them walls from now on and stop playing political games. a wall is a wall. which brought retorts like and a fence is a fence, and ladders are ladders. in the words of the immortal dr. suess, a wall is a wall no matter how small, or even if it isn't built at all. in under 20 seconds, watch the president end up where he started. >> i will build a great, great wall. powerful wall. as beautiful as a wall can be. precast concrete, going very high. wall or fence. >> there could be some fencing. >> has to be see-through. you could call it a steel fence. >> we'll build a steel barrier. >> or a slat fence. >> and now a wall is a wall. oh, wait, we left out the best one. >> name it peaches. i don't care what they name it. >> reporter: just the other day presidential counselor kellyanne conway was counseling reporters not to use th

jeanne moos, cnn, new york. >> and thank you for joining us., anywhere on cnn go. "ac 360" starts now. >>> good evening. we are following a bizarre, ugly, and potentially very big story. amazon founder and "washington post" owner jeff bezos accusing david pecker, owner of the national enquirer and ally of the president's extortion, blackmail and paying for an investigation that the national enquirer certainly appears to be concerned about. pecker, you'll recall helped candidate trump hush up his alleged affair with "playboy" model karen mcdougal. shim pony prokupecz joins us now. talk about the allegations he is making here. >> it's extraordinary to see this, jeff bezos publishing e-mails and writing how the national enquirer were trying to extort him and blackmail him over a "washington post" story that was

jeanne moos, cnn, new york. >> great double shot there, jeanne. thanks for joining us.ident trump back to the wall but still in no man's land when it comes to telling the truth about it. john berman here in for anderson. a lot happening in the hour ahead. county coliseum in the texas border city of el paso. and on the street tonight heading to a counter rally nearby, protesters, including former democratic congressman and possible presidential hopeful, beto o'rourke on the right side of your screen, marching to tell the president what they think of his border policy and statements like this, which are just pla

jeanne moos, cnn, new york. >> i can't. thanks for joining us.> it's all fun and games until someone threatens a federal judge and almost gets sent to jail for it. good evening. that is precisely where roger stone, the president's oldest political adviser finds himself tonight. precisely what he brought on himself, and he's not the only member of the president's circle whose learning right now that playtime is over and things are getting real. stone is by his own account a dirty trickster. he traffics he once said in the political dark arts. and despite some truly and ugly offensive things he's said and done over the years, stone has always tried to make it seem if not good clean fun, at least good dirty fun. today a judge

here's jeanne. >> there's something about a candidate having a dog.er you're a long shot candidate, pete budde ajudge with two shelter dogs or well known senator elizabeth warren. >> say hello, bailey. say hello. >> more than happy to talk baby talk to a golden retriever. >> that's our bailey. >> who she's been introducing along with her husband. >> i thought i would bring the two guys in my life, bruce and bailey. >> supporters can't keep their hands off. >> oh, hi. >> candidate and spouse stroll off holding hands and a leash. some candidates put their dogs in commercials. >> that's why we approve this message. >> and even campaign merchandise, but there are perils to promoting pets. when kerstin gillibrand posted her labradoodle, someone tweeted, if maple isn't a rescue, i take issue. someone else suggested a new collar, trump take a walk. beto o'rourke has two dogs. among the dogless contenders, amy klobuchar, bernie sanders, and kamala harris, though she tries to make up for it by posting canine supporters. cory booker got put on a spot by a kid.

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jeanne moos explains. >> reporter: with everyone going gaga over lady gaga and bradley cooper and notuite consummating their oscar duet with a kiss, we got to thinking about another couple preparing for their close-ups. >> now we have this great relationship, and let's see what happens. >> reporter: all eyes fixed upon them as they take center stage. >> we see eye to eye. i like him, he likes me. he likes me, i like him. who knows what's going to happen. >> reporter: heartthrobs in hanoi. will the bromance once again blossom? president trump treats chairman kim almost like a diplomatic virgin. >> he's never had a relationship with anybody from this country, hasn't had lots of relationships anywhere. i don't want to rush anybody. >> reporter: after all look what happened when president trump and french president macron rushed their bromance. >> i like him a lot. >> reporter: they couldn't keep their hands off each other, but then disagreements arose, and the next thing you know president trump was breaking up by tweet. the problem is that emmanuel suffers from a very low approval ratin

so i think that what has helped us there and it has always been there, i know jeanne and maggie spaced it, when i first ran for senate i had two qualified women running each decade before me on the democratic party as the nominee and they didn't even really come close. when i ran in 2006 i was repeatedly asked actually by the press in small towns, they would say it, it was like out there, well, do you think a woman can win? and i would say, well, okay, so a woman got elected to the senate in the state of texas, kay bailey hutchinson, so i actually think that we can do it. yes, i do think that. and when i remember the other thing i did that year was -- which made no sense, but when they had run the other campaigns they had run on we've got to put a woman in there and i don't think that worked well. so i ran on my record as a prosecutor and what i had gotten done and my ideas and turning ideas into action. every so often i would be in a room like this and i would get asked this question and i would say, well, you know, i'm proud to be a woman candidate, but i'm not running on that. i'm r

and jeanne moos, heshe's playin fill in the blanks with the public this year. >> reporter: since theng, we figured why not let people play the part of. >> the president of the united states. >> reporter: you know, when the president goes up to the podium and says. >> the state of our union is strong. >> the state of our union is strong. >> the state of our union is strong. >> reporter: presidents almost always say strong, though, occasionally, they dial it back. >> the state of our union is sound. >> state of the union is not good. >> reporter: but by the next year -- >> the state of our union is better. but still not good enough. >> reporter: so what state are we in today? depends who you ask. fill in this blank. the state of the union is? >> a joke. >> on shake? ground. >> chaotic and entertaining. >> chaotic and dismal. >> reporter: the state of the union is? >> unstable. all right? >> reporter: in this first state of the union, president trump declared -- >> the state of our union is strong. >> the state of the union is? >> weak. >> tenuous. >> grave danger. >> reporter: online,

it got jeanne moos thinking about another couple spending time this week.e in love. she investigates. >> reporter: with everyone going gaga over lady gaga and bradley cooper not quite consummating the oscar duet with a kiss -- ♪ we got to thinking about another couple preparing for their close-ups. >> now we have this great relationship and let's see what happens. >> reporter: all eyes fixed upon them as they take center stage. >> we see eye to eye. >> i like him, he likes me. >> he likes me, i like him. who knows what's going to happen? >> reporter: heart throbs in hanoi. will the bromance once again blossom? president trump treats chairman kim almost like a diplomatic virgin. >> he's never had a relationship with anybody from this country. he hasn't had relationships anywhere. i don't want to rush anybody. >> reporter: look what happened when president trump and french president macron rushed their broman bromance. >> i like him a lot. >> reporter: they couldn't keep their hands off each other. then disagreements arose and the next thing you know, preside

jeanne moos, cnn, new york. >> great double shot there, jeanne. thanks for joining us. "anderson" starts now. >>> president trump back to the wall but still in no man's land when it comes to telling the truth about it. john berman here in for anderson. a lot happening in the hour ahead. county coliseum in the texas border city of el paso. and on the street tonight heading to a counter rally nearby, protesters, including former democratic congressman and possible presidential hopeful, beto o'rourke on the right side of your screen, marching to tell the president what they think of his border policy and statements like this, which are just plain wrong. >> the border city of el paso, texas, used to have extremely high rates of violent crime. one of the highest in the entire country and considered one of our nation's most dangerous cities. now, immediately upon its build with a powerful barrier in place, el paso is one of the safest cities in our country. >> so keeping them honest, that's not true. el paso was and is one of america's safer cities, before and after the wall.

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here's jeanne. >> don't even think of messing with her ranch dressing.ndidate kirsten gillibrand was speaking at an iowa city restaurant called the airliner, this viral moment took off. >> the debate and the grassroots -- >> sorry, i'm just trying to get some raunch. >> jimmy fallon has the replay. >> sorry, i'm just trying to get some ranch. >> she's like, your election is in two years. i need my ranch now. >> and thus was born ranch girl, the hero america needs now. so what is so great about ranch? >> i think it's the best condiment. if i could only have one for the rest of my life, it would definitely be ranch. >> college student hannah kinney was upstairs leading a bible study group when their order arrived without ranch dressing. hannah tried to wiggle her way to the kitchen through the gillibrand crowd. not recognizing the senator. >> i was thinking, oh, they're thinking you're trying to cut in front to get closer to the senator. that's why i threw my hands up, like i'm trying to get ranch. i don't want anyone to be mad. >> elle magazine gushed, cl

. >>> here's jeanne. >> reporter: you know how everyone's always making fun of mom texts?you think a unicorn sounds like? >> reporter: from the mom who can't stop sevening animojists to -- >> i got a text, you're amazing auto texted to you've adopted. >> reporter: even former first ladies can't resist. while on her book tour michelle obama fondly recounsell erecoung her surprise appearance on the grammys. on instagram mrs. obama described it as when your mom doesn't think you're a real celebrity. >> marianne robinson says, i guess you were a hit at the grammys. >> reporter: to which michelle says, did you watch it? >> i saw it because gracie, her sister, called me. did you meet any real stars? i say, i told you i was going to be on it. mom said, no, you didn't. i would have remembered that even though i don't remember much. >> reporter: the former first lady responds with laughing emojis. >> i thought i told you, and i am a real star, by the way. to which my mom says, yeah. i have to tell her, mom, do you realize i am michelle obama? >> reporter: and marianne robinson, the

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administration probably i think we can take it even further back all the way to reagan and so on but i mean jeanne a house full of a hands on torture is now director of the cia so much for accountability. clapper and brendan during the obama era both lie under oath to congress in the house and the senate didn't run the risk terminus well there were no more cash and no repercussions for them so and you know the same people have been elevated in the trump administration to these positions house bill is just one example at the cia and pompei oh becoming secretary of state dan coats they're all ripped from from the same page a lot of them have prior military experience and experience within what i think we ben rhodes called the blob and he identified the blob there in your. administration as the the both the commentary it's the appointed bureaucracy the city is if you will that is unelected and that formulates us foreign policy and has repeatedly formulated a policy of a germany and regime change that has failed again and again and again so mr ideology you saw in through the open to your because it ha

regulations will be finally enforced year in china as a negotiations continue katrina what is big jeanne most concerned about what is their priority. well here in china there are a variety of opinions many in china say that look china is definitely within its rights to grow its economy to develop its industry to use protectionist measures as it likes it's still a developing economy compared with the u.s. it's a. merging economy and it should be able to do these things but at the same time it is suffering and people are saying look you know we need to make some real compromises to to really bring this relationship back to some sort of stable mark the chinese government is really concerned about a loss of confidence in these loss of jobs is really not something that will help them this is a really important year for them are looking into seventy seventy years since the founding of the people's republic so they really want to come across as strong another issue which is it's something other that's been affecting the government is this issue of a hallway and there really was a lot of optimis

relationship with venezuela somehow and that it's not it's not meddling into their domestic affairs because jeanne what do you say when people accuse germany as they're accusing many western european countries right now of cherry picking when it comes to foreign policy you know you've got similar crises for example in the democratic republic of congo but we don't see the e.u. taking this big stand there that it's doing in venezuela it's important to to let people know and especially not the minutes really and people know that they are the ones who make the decision it's not the european union it's not the united states we should make the decision it's only the people of italy a lot so that there have to be free and fair presidential elections momentary ones presidential elections and that's what has to happen in other countries as well when they are effective constantine who live within the german parliament understood as always cost and we appreciate you taking the time to join us thank you pleasure. but to the united states now tomorrow evening u.s. president trump is scheduled to deliver his se

terrific united states senators jeanne shaheen and maggie hassan. i cannot do this without you. these are two women i have had the honor of traveling with across this great state. i have been fighting shoulder to shoulder to make change. they are remarkable and we are blessed to have them. thank you. [applause] i also want to say to congresswoman annie kuster in congressman chris pappas, it is so good to be with you today and so great to be in washington with you, you make a big difference. [applause] senator warren: and i want to acknowledge the recipients of the legacy award. thank you for all of your work. i am also excited to be here tonight with fearless fighters like the leader of the new hampshire democratic party. [applause] warren: i'm also deeply grateful for the warm welcome from mayor joyce craig. thank you good -- thank you. i'm also here to say thank you for your hard work and to celebrate all of your wins. ouri'm also here because country faces a moment of crisis and new hampshire will help figure out where we go from here. for me, the fight is personal. on theup

so that trade union but also jeanne is old was what they call convergence here that's what's happening on the streets of paris today put this in perspective for us max is this a turning point for the yellow vests movement. well the yellow this movement is trying to reinvent themselves that is the strong impression we are getting in paris first of all there are a lot of people who say this has gone far enough they are fed up with the movement because they say it's. violent and it is also keeping them from making money because tourists are no longer coming or coming in decreased numbers during the weekends to paris because they're afraid of the violence so they say this is enough and then you have some of the leaders who are trying to take this to the next level they're founding political parties they want to participate in the european elections but we have to see how it plays out because today here we have a very very mixed crowd public workers public sector workers we also saw many people from the black bloc there has been some violence of it of course you have the trade unionist so t

very powerful in the administration so for me i see it as a very political a political statement our jeanneattorney to you know there are artist intended it or not i see it right art is subjective after all right i mean that's one of the beauties about the medium so jennifer rebell the artist herself. she says the work is intentionally open to multiple often contradictory interpretations that are as critical of the interpreter as they are of the subject as as i just said is subjective so do you think the trumps are taking this all wrong i mean i mean isn't there i mean when you're out there i mean she's part of the administration she is part of the trump organization she's lived in public life for entire life are they making too big a deal out of all this. well if this is what the left needs to do to feel powerful or to try and win in two thousand and twenty they're in worse trouble than i thought and i want to set one record straight clearly the only kidnapping that has taken place of migrant children is by the coyotes who are paid mass amounts of money by desperate people to bring childre

>> reporter: detectives now reopening the investigation into the mysterious murder of 35-year-old jeanne ann childs, stabbed to death in her minneapolis apartment in 1993. prosecutors say dna samples taken from the bloody crime scene, run through an online genealogy site, leading authorities to 52-year-old father of two jerry westrom. detectives using the internet to track westrom to his daughter's hockey game in wisconsin. >> they got a dna sample when he was in a hockey game, used a napkin, threw it away, and they got enough dna off of the napkin. >> reporter: westrom now charged with second degree murder. >> there's no known relationship between the individuals, and that's what makes these sort of cases so hard to solve. >> reporter: similar public genealogy databases have been used to track down other ncludi case.ous golden stat no wes trom told dectives he tdidhe vti in thisca, andas nea half back in court in march, david. >> we've done so many stories an this helping to crack cases. erielle, thank you. >>> there is still much more ahead on "world news tonight" this monday. the kidn

today peace has become a very for the world to see what is going on and this is a time for there in jeanne rethink their strategies and come to a serious and we're going to we're going to have to later we're going to have to leave it there pretty shocking to a say say a semi d.n.a. in cambridge massachusetts former finest wine and diplomat who is now supporting opposition leader why not quite oh thanks very much for being with us last more head on al-jazeera when we come back. instead of the perpetrators the victims were regulated and silence composed of the sensational details of a cover up but the first ever conference on sexual abuse by catholic priests. and or the snow has formed afghanistan in kabul in particular and there is the cloud. repeats the story if you like but he's gone and then west of all that which is where the weather is coming from it's looking fine looking fine more or less through iran towards the eastern side of the mediterranean the occasional showers can't be ruled out particularly in syria and these inside turkey and the next close develop in the central med but i

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meters high expenditures for all this prepared to work were made possible by the learn from deep you jeanne. why would d.e.g. invest in such a dubious project. to take in some beef. has been investing in the zombie for years. because on the name and zambia is an important business in zambia as agricultural sector. he contributes to food security and food supplies in the country like you want. and it generates employment in a marginal region and gives the people there an opportunity to work. at the start of mention are by concannon. zambia for employ six hundred workers on the oil palm plantation during the harvest but only one hundred forty of them are employed here around everyone else is a seasonal worker. critics say that for investment sums of such magnitude the gains in development should be significantly higher. than when you ask d.g. about such projects they always say it's a great example of good development aid they never address the criticism they just brush it off. many questions have been posed to the german parliament about d.g.'s role twenty seven organizations submitted a pet

welcome to you, jeanne, nice to have you here. start us off here.g on this issue? >> he may win in the courts. the courts tend to defer to the president when it comes to executive power. he may win. my big problem with all of this is the dysfunction it shows about washington, d.c. and our federal government as a whole. why are we in this position that the president has to declare an emergency about an issue that we've known about for 20 years that congress has not addressed sf so my frustration as a political scientist and consultant is with congress and the fact they haven't acted on immigration and whether you like donald trump or not, he is in the same position barack obama was. elected to do something, they cannot do it. congress doesn't address it. >> sandra: president trump by passing congress and here is how people responded. 38% favor that move. 56% oppose it, brad. >> lonely at the top. few times in american history do we appreciate leaders in their time. it is only after time when we can look back and say what they did was right. that's wh

jeanne moos, cnn. >> we've got a wicked shimmy up here. >> reporter: new york. >>> virginia's democratic governor ralph northam is facing growing criticism and calls to step down after this racist photograph from his 1974 medical school yearbook page. >> that photo and racist attitudes it represents does not reflect that person i am today. >> we don't know he is the one in black face, we don't know if he's the one wearing the kkk garb. >> i accept respond for my past actions, and i'm ready to do the hard work of regaining your trust. >> he is planning on continuing his term and not resigning. >> you go after donald trump for his racism and his bigotry, there's no way you cannot call for ralph northam to not resign. >> there's absolutely no way to remain in an office of trust and authority which is what the governor's office is. >> announcer: this is "new day weekend" with victor blackwell and christi paul. >>> good statd morning to you. virginia governor ralph northam is facing pressure from all sides to resign, after that racist yearbook photo surfaced. from his 1984 medical school year

. >> reporter: jeanne moos, cnn, new york. >> thanks so much for joining us.g. 16 states have just taken legal action to challenge president trump's national border emergency. we'll have details in just a moment. we begin, though, with a mystery and a question. three days into this, amid that breaking news and other action, why have we heard so little from the man at the center of it, the president? because with an emergency, there's usually at least some sense of urgency, and there's not a lot of that coming from the white house. or more to the point, from mar-a-lago where the president spent the weekend and had an omelet or two. there's no denying a lot has been happening since he signed the order on friday diverting military money for wall construction. what's missing, though, is much of anything from the president himself. he said nothing about it at

my narrative to jeanne as he. has certain moral standards oh. very few. what i had to dig with such as. when you responded. to the clerk was the closest we came to not having a negotiated solution i also think what he said is what mandela really thought about the clock he never said it publicly because he knew the kind of money is in knew he had to say i accept his bona fides he's a man of integrity otherwise his followers wouldn't do it but there he was and he is provoked and he was angry because he didn't he wasn't warned and and that was a scary moment and i think that told me everything i wanted to know about the relationship between the track and and mandela it was a terrible one it was not only assured that he was fighting for the ride for his people and what they believed in and what should one expect more from any man he could have been very rude and very brutal if need be and all of this lift a mark it left a scar. or go sit on their person little unsure but also on the process and a need to cause some damage unavoidably so. the negotiations woul