>> joan's laugh. >> that was joan was laughing at you not me. >> listen, april what i'm going to say there are times you stay and fight there are things that you know -- you fall on kwo your spord and fight back hard on. this is -- this is some very, very serious be, serious case here. very serious things. very sensitive matter involving underage children, lots -- really hart wrenching sick things that happened. this isn't one of the instances you stay and fight in public. >> the presidentway was his friend they had a falling out 1589 years ago. they partied together. that's the other part here that. >> joan i'm not sure -- listen if you look at that wsh mr. epstein was friends with lots of high-profile people across various administrations so i'm not sure that holds a lot of water. >> i will promise you though all of that will be -- is under a microscope as this continues. thank you guys appreciate it. >> outfront next unprecedented flooding that's the fear as new orleans prepares for a life threatening hit from barry. >>> plus robert mueller is supposed to testify publicly days fro

cuatro aÑos de la partida de joan sebastiÁn.Án. frida sofÍa: definitivamente, el mejor dÍa de mi vida. definitivamente, lo que he esperado con ansias y nervios, pero nervios bien. ya saben. "despierta amÉrica" los amo. siempre ha sido mi casa. desde el drama hasta no drama. ya lo saben. siempre ha sido el programa mÁs familiar, mÁs fresco, más cool. quÉ mÁs te puedo decir? >> agradeces a la vida y el universo por tener a tu padre en este momento. frida sofÍa: funcionan con energÍa. yo me doy cuenta que cuando sueltas una energÍa, sea mala o buena, se regresa. igual, a veces, no he soltado las mejores energÍas, pero tambiÉn hay consecuencias que han tenido que ser parte tambiÉn de mi vida. de ahÍ se aprende. estÁ bien, está bien meter la pata. de ahÍ sÓlo puedes mejorar. quÉ mejor qué ahora? >> subimos el vÍdeo que te agarramos en el aeropuerto. el apoyo del pÚblico era impresionante. el pÚblico te apoya. en algÚn momento dijiste tu madre no. quÉ te gustarÍa decir al respecto? frida sofÍa: nada. en realidad, no vengo a hablar de

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o'rourke: joan, thank you.hat was incredibly kind and very important to focus us on the moral issue of this moment right now, which happens to be very close to home for us in el paso, texas. i'm so grateful that all the way from ames, iowa, you are trying to make sure we pay attention to what is happening in our name on the u.s.-mexico border at this moment, and not just now at this moment. we met earlier in the campaign and shared contact information. you've been staying in touch with me in making sure that i am focused on that, and making sure that i bring other americans into this conversation and into an understanding about just what is happening at this moment of truth. so i'm grateful to you and to dan for opening up your home, making sure all of us could join together today, not for candidate, not for a political party, but for our country. that is what has brought us all out at this moment, and so we thank you. i want to thank ross, who greeted us as we came in. ross, are you here? >> i am down here! [l

accusations reminiscent of those used against joan of arc in the fifteenth century. except that it's neither a suspected which nor an armed warrior conservative french lawmakers are freed up. but a sixteen year old climate activist. several of them boycotted her speech which didn't stop her from addressing them directly. using politicians and business leaders of attacking children instead of global warming. or maybe. yoyou are simply notot matatureh to tell it like it is even that burden you lied to o us childre. and just f for quoting an acting on these numbers. the scientific facts. we receive unimaginable amounts of hate. as threats and tell me armed with the latest conclusions of the intergovernmental panel onn climimate changee credit tune bg import elected officials to quote unite behind science to reduce carbon dioxide emissions. the lawmaker behind the group which invited to invite to the national assembly failed her speech saying it marked a rebirth in dialogue between elected officials and young activists. leisure in this case will be the the youth said the

thank you, joan. [applause] joan: thanks to all of you for being here and staying here. [laughter] joan: we appreciate it. i think we know just about everyone on the panel but just to refresh your memory, to my pillardt is judge nina of the d.c. circuit. gibson, a professor from colorado state has also written a book on the legacy of justice ginsburg's dissent and ,o my left is elizabeth wydra the president of the constitutional accountability center and the woman who thought of this idea with justice ginsburg and why we are all here. [applause] left, fatimaar goss graves, the president and ceo of the national women's law center. [applause] joan: we are going to cover a lot of ground with justice ginsburg's life and legacy but first, we want to take advantage of what we just heard. all of us have probably seen justice ginsburg in action multiple times but i wanted to ask each of the panelists, what jumped out? start the want to part when she said something about your brilliant legal argument in the hibbs case. but that is nothing new. what struck you? >> one thing about

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and, joan baez reflects on her art and activism as she embarks on her farewell tour. >> woodruff: now, the finalur installment ineries, "the green rush." in our previous pieces, we've seen how the marijuana industry is booming across the country. but, amid this growth, there are serious concerns that those most affected by decades ofalarijuana crimation are being left out. yamiche alcindor is back p for this report of our occasional series "chasing the dream," on poverty and opportunity in america. >> these are all the amazing products we carry at simply pure. >> alcindor: in the marijuana industry, wanda james has made a name for herself. she opened her first dispensary in 2009. since then, her company, simplyo pure, has be one of the premier brands in denver. james is also a pioneer. >> we we african americans legally licensed in america to own a dispensary. >> alcindor: but as the industry grows, jamesow finds herself re of an outlier. when you look around thatnn is industry, as an african american woman, what do you see? >> white men. white men. white men. white men. >> alcindor:

. >> give it up for joan jett! >> it was like, what if joan jett came to cma fest?greed. and i'm just so excited for the fans and for her to experience cma fest. ♪ i hate myself for loving you >> since 2006, the cma foundation has invested nearly $12 million to support nashville public school students. so amazing. >>> still ahead here -- >> they're not trying to eat because they don't like us, they're trying to eat us because we're available. >> our exclusive with josh duhamel on the set of his shark week movie >>> then, jason statham revealing embarrassing set secrets of the rock >>> and the breakout star and she's the cat's meow. ♪ >> what's up, "e.t."? josh duhamel here in the dominican republic, shooting the first-ever scripted film for shark week. >> five crew members, adrift on a dingy for five days without food or water, and even worse, blood in the water and sharks everywhere. >> come on! >> as josh posted, "based on a terrifyingly true story, need i say more?" >> if i were a real actor, i would probably have starved myself for five days while shooting this

joan perry was a great candidate. the thing that's interesting to me is, i think we have got to start -- if the nrcc is going to providedupport, and we to anyone, by the way, there are eight people in the primary, and they come to us and say, we need your advice, we need your direction. we will give everybody the same thing. we don't tell them who we are talking to because we want them to run their own race, and they are responsible for that, but we will point them to services and vendors. we will give them information, if it is available, to everybody. one of the things i think we need to do a better job of is we need to help them, and i've been talking to especially women who come in now and sit down , especially this week with the big race last week, we've got to have a better ground game for some of our candidates, women in particular, and i thought they were shown last week. somebody asked me on monday where i thought the race was going, and they were excited about the energy on joan perry's side. i told them i t

at the end, joan crawford was signing autographs.n the other cited the room, setting up on a platform was betty davis. she was doing the same thing. that point wast robert alder's father. it was his father performing. the one jokeforget that he told. place is crowded. it is wall-to-wall gis. he said, you will never guess who walked into the back door. he paused for a minute. he said, sorry. anyway, joan crawford had to be my mother's favorite actress. was maybe three or four fellows away from being in front of her to have her sign, so i could send it to my mother. i said, she must have a sore hand after doing this all day or all night. she looked up and said, who said that? she said, did you say that, sailor? .he said i enjoy doing this this is my pleasure to do this. finally, it is my turn. she says, what is your mother's name. she said -- i said grace. wrote, your son, edward is standing in front of me and he looks fine. wishes, joan crawford. , a coupletes later buddies and myself, beaver standing not too far out on the , and this

this plane tonight is joan jett plane charity plate concert.e content is playing and i'm not sure that anyone else going after that i know this afternoon we had. action suit with an elvis could cover band and they were great. you guys have some bigger acts coming up later this week entail we sure do so we have still paul tomorrow night. we have joan jett in the black hearts on saturday night and we close with cheap checked. added to that end of the combat, and a lot of fun on out here we'll check back in with you guys later back to you. >>fireworks in 80's, rock and roll can be that all right, thanks taylor. and reminder officials are urging people to stay away from treasure island to see the fireworks because a it's been a great place to watch the show but there's a lot of construction going on on the on right now in fact uh they're building a lot of housing. so there's no place to park or get around on the island so authorities again are asking people not to go to treasure island tonight to watch the let's take a live look outside right now.

best wishes, joan crawford.o, a few minutes later, couple buddies and myself, beaver -- we were standing not too far out on the floor, and this fellow comes up and taps us on the shoulder. he said, would you fellows like to go out to a movie star's home and have dinner with a movie star? we said, what are you talking about? who are you talking about? he said i can't tell you, but if you would like to do that, i'll drive you out. there was four of us. we figured, what the heck? we got in the car and we drove out to this very nice neighborhood in hollywood, pulled up in front of this ranch house. and he says just walk up and ring the bell. so, we walk up to the front door and we rang the bell. and who answered the door but jean tierney? she was a famous actress and she was married to her husband, oleg cassini, who was a designer of women's fashions. she invited us in and we sat there for several hours and had a lovely dinner, talked -- it was a wonderful evening. fellow drove us back to hollywood and we spent the

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joan, tell us about what we should expect today. >> reporter: hello, john.hanging in the balance is health care for millions of americans with this challenge, the third major challenge to the affordable care act. lawyers for texas and for the department of justice are going to argue that in 2017 when congress amended a tax penalty, it effectively invalidated the individual insurance requirement and also invalidated the whole affordable care act, sunk the whole thing. democrats who are coming in from california and other states and from the democratic-led house of representatives are going to counter that that 2017 law did not change the individual insurance requirement and it certainly did not doom the entire affordable care act. this case, john, is going to be heard by a three-judge panel. two republican appointees, one democrat appointee. we're not going to get a ruling today. that won't come for several months. but when it does, john, it certainly is destined for the u.s. supreme court. i'll just remind you that twice before these justices upheld the affo

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he walked into that country standing bed kim jong-un during prtrip to the demilitarized joan. ident is back in washington this morning but many are looking forward what happens next. >> a lot of people are high hopisric meeting will be the first step toward a nuclear agreement with weapons? a long step to try tha team toget t try to restart these nuclear talks with special envoy steven began on our side dealing with as opposed to the high-powered presidential summit we saw that deadn't really ld to a solid agreement n withorth korea. but these pictures are a bit of a step forward for president trump as he tri open the doors with north there are critics wonderinge er or not it's actually going to lead to north korea giving up its nuclear weapons which iswhat the u.s. wants, or tthe u.s. giving up economic sanctis, which is whatk north orea on wants. >> a lot remain to be seen. tracie potton the hill for us, thank you. >>> while the preident was overseas, his done d ald trump jr. caused some controversy. heshared a tweet which questioned about senar kamala harris is a black amer

. -- joan perry's side. told them i think greg murphy's going to win. how do you know that? he said well if you look at the primary where greg murphy was number one and joan perry was number two there were little over 13,000 somewhere between 13 and 14,000 absentee ballots cast in a primary. john had to make up seven points to overcome the front-runner in the runoff. as of monday before the election, i think there were 11,000 absentees cast which told not doing there job you needed to do on the ground to identify voters to get them out to vote. it wasn't happening with absentees, because you should have seen the absentee count. it was the same as a turnout in the primary if not more if joan perry's operation was going to overcome that. i think the short answer should be what the nrcc can do with all candidates and perhaps maybe with some of our first-time female candidates is help them with advice about delving that -- building that ground game and what you need to do to target your voters and get them out to the polls. i talked to a candidate yesterday who is a former execu

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the criticisms of joan's past record.d -- on joe biden's past record and give things that in the end could harm the political process of the ultimate democratic nominee. so they're a little too concerned in their zeal to address this. they don't just speak to the voters about calling this out. reminding the country of our values saying this is an urgent moment. we have to come together on this issue. as they fight each other in the end, it might boomerang. >> i talk earlier about biden, him recovering in the polls. i would draw a straight line that the president has been so erat knick speaking about these issues in reason weeks that again, i've talked a lot about the black vote being really the key determinant of who will win this time. there is a strong contingent voting very dramatically. that is the joe biden level. right now, vice president biden is firmly in first place if voters are considering that. >> do you think democrats should essentially overlook whatever may be in biden's record on race as they move forward?

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joan, thank you very much for explaining all of that. let's bring back our panel. honig, errol lewis, john avalon, bianna golodryga. so what happens to the millions who use the affordable care act? >> i don't think there's a plan, right? and there's a real chance this happens. the affordable care act is in genuine legal jeopardy. the forces are aligning against it. first of all, doj changed its position during this administration. now under barr it's the whole thing needs to go. the trial federal level judge said whole thing needs to go. it sounds like based on joan's reporting that the court of appeals is leaning that way too. and it's going to come up to the supreme court. and the only thing that kept john roberts that aligned him with the liberal justices was the individual mandate which is now gone. >> remember how many people we're talking about. around 20 million people could lose insurance. this could come down to partisan lines again. but president trump in the kickoff speech of his campaign pledged to protect pre-existing conditions. watch what happens in

hello i'm down joan and the top stories here on al-jazeera the un's human rights chief has condemned what she calls international indifference to the rising death toll in syria's rebel held in the problems michele bashfully says those dotting civilians should be charged with war crimes in the past 10 days more than a 100 civilians have been killed by a strikes. well we're definitely seeing a military escalation in general but it particularly from the government forces and their allies over the past 3 months or so and just in the past 2 weeks i would say it's escalated even further with daily attacks and multiple attacks daily i mean over and what we were talking about this morning we were hearing of more as strikes last nights and some early today as well so it's ongoing it's relentless and the people suffering most of all i'm not the fighters on either side it's the civilians who are caught between them i mean just in the past 10 days alone we know of 10 different locations that have been hit by a strike some of them. more than once several times over 10 places where the been civili

. >> reporter: on the day apollo 11 lifted off into space, singer joan baez' husband was arrested. the charge, resisting the draft. 1969 was also the year when elderly filipino men refused to leave their home. a low income resident known as the hotel. developers wanted to build a more profitable structure. >> to stay here. i don't want to move. >> in 69, a lot of building was going on. plans are underway to construct a pyramid in downtown san francisco. the last section of the trans bay tube was finally sunk in put into place. that was good news. >> 69 will be the year for the oakland airport. permit the oakland international airport expanded service. by the end of 1969, they expected traffic to double. as for traffic jams, lots of topless and bottomless clubs clogged broadway in san francisco. some residents were irked. >> >> reporter: the counterculture was alive and well. >> it's almost impossible to describe the feeling of being in a rough dance. 19, dance halls derived. on stage at the fillmore west, a young rock band known as fleetwood mac. >> is is going to be woodstock west

hi, i'm joan lunden.n my mother began forgetting things, we didn't know where to turn for more information. that's why i recommend a free service called a place for mom. we have local senior living advisors who can answer your questions about dementia or memory care and, if necessary, help you find the right place for your mom or dad. we all want what's best for our parents, so call today. >>> we're just hours away until one of the most anticipated testimonies ever on capitol hill. special counsel robert mueller will be questioned by the house judiciary and intelligence committee and the justice department guidance reiterated he is bound by the confines of what is in his 448-page report. so what might be the keys to questioning mueller? preet bharara, the former u.s. attorney for the southern district of new york worked closely with mueller in the past and has many insight. thanks for joining us. what are the top questions you want answered and how would you advise lawmakers to ask them so mueller will ac

and joan walsh. >> rob you aren oh the advisory counsel.resident says he wins easily but obviously getting warpings from advisers and the fox news poll which disturbed him because it's his poll down 10 points in a head to head with joe biden. six to bernie sanders. well outside the margin of error in both cases. time to worry. >> and there is not anxiety in the trump campaign. they are doing what they are supposed to do 16 months out that is plot the strategy in every case. and they know they're going to be battle-ground states that can come down to getting out the vote. this is going to be a base vote on both sides. unquestionably. and the trump team is amassing a massive fortune in small dollar donors as well as the big stuff. so they're going to be ready, going to have everything that they need. and you know, the economy is doing well. and people gave the economy very high marks. and that's ultimately what it's coming down to as well as who the democrats put up. and right now it's scary. >> but joob o, joan they anwar him kamala harris c

joan biskupic, appreciate it.ore on the life and legacy of justice stevens, the news continues. i want to hand it over to chris for "cuomo prime time." >> welcome to "prime time." even condemning racism is a partisan issue these days. only four republicans agreed with what democrats and common sense made clear, that trump's words about the lawmakers he targeted were racist and wrong. only four out of 197 republicans. why? we'll show you why in the poll numbers. how does a republican rationalize seeing something so wrong as right. how about the man who was almost our immigration czar. let's test his argument. as for the dems, was condemning the comments enough? why not censure the president? are the democrats playing it too safe? we have two democrats to debate the way forward. and mark sanford learned the hard way what happens when you go against donald j. trump. he's considering a run against him. wait until you hear why. what do you say? let's get after it.

it also shows joan leading the pack osi prential hopefuls. jenniferr johnson reports fom capitol hill. >> reporter: bolstered by a strong economy, president trump has reached the highest job approval rating of his presidngcy. accordio the abc news "washington post" poll, 44% approve of the job the president is doing but 53%till disapprove. it shows the president trailing joe biden among registeredvo rs by 10 points. >> the general idea is that ha kamala rris is gaining. >> reporter: biden apologized for remarks he made several weeks ago. >> should that misstep define 50 years of my record for fighti for civil rights? i hope not. >> senator harris attacked him. >> the people are beating up on biden and have no real sense of history. what was going on. >> reporter: on twitter president trump called it a reclamation. in those cables, hecalled president trump inept, insecure and incompetent. >> we're not big fans of that man. he has not served the u.k. well. they have launched a formal investigation. >> we've got a first alert traffic for you. >>

annandale outer loop on a work joan there. but not impacting anything. 66 and 95 noprlem. everhing good in and out of town. same situationro thh prince george's county. indian head highway route 4 and 5. we have this. if you're heading northbound oni 270 any t soon still have that work zone there at the spur atisdemocracy right lane blocked. i drove by it is slow through there rightno >>> d.c. lice released this image of a possible suspect in a deadly shooting of a young boy. 11-year-old kron brown was shot and died at the hospital. police hope someone will recogni the man our screen and give them a call right away. he is one of several peocee poli are looking for in this case. >> police believe a traffic argument led to this shooting. jummy olabanji has more. >> reporter: this is simply heart breaking. as of right now, it happened at the intersection in eas d.c. police tell us kron brown in a car with someone when some sort of shouting match happened between a group of people. multiple shots were fired into that ar, hittingbrown. he was taken to a fire station in prince g

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and the party's efforts to court more women hit another setback this week, when political newcomer joan perry lost her g.o.p. primary race in north carolina. capitol hill correspondent lisa desjardins is back she spoke earlier with republican congresswoman debbie lesko of arizona's 8thistrict. >> thank you for joining us, congresswoman. first of all -- >> thanks for having me. >> reporter: what do you think happred in no carolina and how significant was that? >> well, you know, i really want to sumport republican en. we lost ten republican women in the last election cycle. since i'm a republican and i'm a woman, i'm really going to try to work hard to recruit more women anmake sure they get elected, and, so, i had donated to joan perry, but i congratulate mr. murphy, and i think he's going to win. i look forward to working wit him and getting to know him better. >> reporter: i know you've heard the nuers before, but want to look at the republicans in the house now. if you look atall the women in the house of house of represent, it's a record number of women, 89 democrats, just 13 are re

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caller: i just want to make a joan that came on before i did. i'm tired of the bickering and fighting. illegal is illegal. ,hen you talk about immigration they should not be given any rights. i'm not prejudiced or anything like that. politicians need to stop making promises they know they're not going to keep. everybody wants to talk about what their neighbor is doing. do ismerica needs to repent and turn back to god. we ought to heed to biblical principles. i would say as the host support of are in returning our country to the biblical principles. place where we can have a great revival again. as you've seen in past history, crime goes down, fathers returned to caring for their children. those are the issues we care deeply about. if we can get people to understand the importance of a relationship with jesus christ. that is something we care deeply about. with regards to your comments on illegal immigration, the democrat party will face a challenge if that becomes a major platform. i think the american people are a rule of law people. we are pro

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