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democrat who is going to look at with guns and and this is the thing that you're also seeing is that john johnson affair pointed out on that the m.s.n. b.c. coverage i think it's really important thing that we talk about covered stormy daniels over four hundred times compared next to zero coverage of the u.s. involvement in a war in yemen and so we asked as on the what important issues are being ignored or forgotten in the media's obsession over donald trump and russia. one of the things that we've been trying to call attention to this very bad. elements of corporate media. democrats for elements. of state. keep in detention or. a personality or. its roots. there's been a continuation of governance in the u.s. . government that has resulted in policies that had a measurable negative impact it will have a future or or. mary working class people us there was there was a much debate for example around the the trouble olsen's to cut taxes both individuals and corporate tax. there wasn't much discussion in the corporate press around the i've seen proposal by the chairman of this ration to expand the m

democrat we have got to look at wisconsin and this is the thing that you're also seeing is that john johnson affair pointed out on at that the m.s.n. b.c. coverage i think it's really important thing that we talk about covered stormy daniels over four hundred times compared next to zero coverage of u.s. involvement in a war in yemen and so all we ask as on the what important issues are being ignored or forgotten in the media's obsession over donald trump and russia. one of the things that we've been trying to call attention to the fact that. while the elements of corporate media along with democrats and powerful elements in the state . keep in detention or in the personality of the truck. just the ads for it's. there's been a continuation of governance in the u.s. and governance that has resulted in policies of had a measurable negative impact it will have a future on ordinary working class people you know as there was it was a much debate for example around the the trouble poses to cut taxes both individuals and corporate tax. there wasn't much discussion in the corporate press around the s

henry clay, daniel webster, john calhoun robert taft who were selected by the special committee back in 1957. that committee interestingly enough was appointed by lyndon johnson and chaired by john f. kennedy. i also heard in recent days that perhaps senator mccain's portrait should join that distinguished group. so it's a further tribute to our colleagues that there's no shortage of good ideas. in order to make sure we realize these intentions i'd i like to put together an official group that can collaborate and bring together ideas from current members, former colleagues, and friends. it will be bipartisan as only benefits john's legacy and come to think of it we probably call it not a committee but a gang. so i'm glad were to form this gain to ensure that a suitable lasting tribute becomes a reality. i've have more details regarding this group to share in coming days after our friend is laid to rest. >> this isthis is a sad time for the senate and our nation. with the passing of john mccain our country lost a legend and the same as lost a towering figure. i have lost a friend. america owes john mccain his family our gratitude and respect for his courage an

up the top ten companies of the market cap with turkey, it quau, doesn't come up to johnson a& johns johnson. but i recognize there will be people that come on, we read their tweets this is the worst if you look at the vol of the currency time this is and if you think about at bankers trust, next thing you know, you should go hang yourself i will not do it >> if you look through it and through the resurgence we saw in some of those tech names which month to date have had a great resurvey janice. is that still where you want to play this game i like the cloud plays very much >> how do i get on board where are we in terms of getting on google cloud. all these companies are busy doing it when you have this s&p drag, u you can buy it into. never gives you a chance to get in you earn so much money, you can't come in and just take right now, by a stock up two that's why disney is so classy at 111, i'm sure you're saying come on, turturkey erdogan, bring it down come on, lira, but this is your time because you have conviction and you're not selling disney. you're buying. >> i think there are so man

david jolly, john podhoretz, jason johnson johnson. i'm interested in the question about nancy pelosi. we've seen so many democrats in districts just like this, ohio 12. part of that portfolio is saying i'm not going to vote for nancy pelosi. if democrats get the majority and it's slim and 20 or 30 candidates show up in washington pledging not to vote for nancy pelosi, can she be the democratic leader? >> she can. but here's the other thing. this works both ways. in the ohio district 12, remember, o'connor's campaign was saying hey, is balderson going to vote for jim jordan if he runs for a leadership position with the controversy going on with ohio state right now. there are lots of different things that can come into play. if the democrats win the house by a reasonable margin, nancy pelosi will initially step aside. dealing with donald trump is not the same thing as george bush. it's not the same thing as barack obama. the democrats need a wartime consigliere, younger more aggressive kind of leadership in order to keep pace with the

dwayne johnson is a powerful name itself. dwayne the johnn: it's the "the." >> jon: i don't know about that one. >> stephen: maybe not, okay. ( laughter ) large man, very friendly. met him backstage. you and me, dwayne, you and me buddy, like this. you know folks, when it comes to the comings and goings at the trump white house, there are so many goings that sometimes we forget to look at the comings. like the recent hire of white house deputy chief of staff of communications and santa claus after he was on "queer eye," bill shine. ( laughter ) now before working at the white house bill shine was president of fox news where he resigned amid the roger ailes harassment scandal after he was named in lawsuits for not taking action and trying to cover up allegations of sexual harassment. i'm sure that was a quick interview at the white house. ( as trump ) "it says here on your resume that you know microsoft excel, and you enabled the sexual deviancies of a dirty old meat bag? okay, welcome aboard." ( laughter ) when one female fox contributor tri

david jolly, john podhoretz, jason johnson johnson.uestion about nancy pelosi. we've seen so many democrats in districts just like this, ohio 12. part of that portfolio is saying i'm not going to vote for nancy pelosi. if democrats get the majority and it's slim and 20 or 30 candidates show up in washington pledging not to vote for nancy pelosi, can she be the democratic leader? >> she can. but here's the other thing. this works both ways. in the ohio district 12, remember, o'connor's campaign was saying hey, is balderson going to vote for jim jordan if he runs for a leadership position with the controversy going on with ohio state right now. there are lots of different things that can come into play. if the democrats win the house by a reasonable margin, nancy pelosi will initially step aside. dealing with donald trump is not the same thing as george bush. it's not the same thing as barack obama. the democrats need a wartime consigliere, younger more aggressive kind of leadership in order to keep pace with the excitement and enthusias

correspondent mike emanuel now takes look at the life and times of john mccain. >> johnson he mccain the third born in 1936 at the naval air station in the panama canal zone. mccain father and grandmother were both four-star admirals and the family moved often the two bases on the mainland and abroad. it was inevitable with pursue a career. he graduated from the naval academy in annapolis in 1958. this war broke out in vietnam he volunteered for duty. he flew attack planes near the north the enemies escaped june june 92671 a record of where the aircraft carrier accidentally struck mccain's plane. the explosions and fires killed 134 people. >> i felt this tremendous blow to my airplane and saw the fire coming out so i probably had reacted more quickly than those in the planes near me. some of those plays near me did not survive. >> on the 23rd air mission on october 26, 1957 his plane was shot down. this time during a bombing mission over hanoi. the north the enemies captured him and moved him to the infamous hanoi hilton prison. >> it was terribly injured, fractured arms, broken knee

correspondent mike emanuel now takes look at the life and times of john mccain. >> johnson he mccain the third born in 1936 at the naval air station in the panama canal zone. mccain father and grandmother were both four-star admirals and the family moved often the two bases on the mainland and abroad. it was inevitable with pursue a career. he graduated from the naval academy in annapolis in 1958. this war broke out in vietnam he volunteered for duty. he flew attack planes near the north the enemies escaped june june 92671 a record of where the aircraft carrier accidentally struck mccain's plane. the explosions and fires killed 134 people. >> i felt this tremendous blow to my airplane and saw the fire coming out so i probably had reacted more quickly than those in the planes near me. some of those plays near me did not survive. >> on the 23rd air mission on october 26, 1957 his plane was shot down. this time during a bombing mission over hanoi. the north the enemies captured him and moved him to the infamous hanoi hilton prison. >> it was terribly injured, fractured arms, broken knee

john f. kennedy, i'm sorry, lyndon johnson and john f. kennedy, three democrats he served under. he supported defense and foreign aid programs, aimed at combatting communism and endorsed security. he endorsed the war in vietnam, but he fell johnson should have relied more on air and nafl support and less on ground troops. he was less supportive of social programs, believed in encouraging people to rely on federal assistance rather than pull themselves up without government help. because of his loyalty to the republican party, ford sometimes had to take the positions differently than he had previously. and this especially became the case after he became a minority leader in 1965, that i'll say more about in a minute. for instance, ford had opposed lyndon johnson's great society programs, believing he encouraged people to live off government assistance, yet he endorsed richard nixon's family assistance plan even though that would increase the number of people on the welfare rolls. as another example, ford adopted a hard line to communist china as a member of congress, but he endorse

we have had two presidents both impeached, one convicted, lyndon johnson, president clinton. >> nixon. johnas not impeached. he resigned. >> you are talking about johnson from the civil war. john: yes. the war powers act. fallout for the president? >> look, i think right now it's really more about the fallout for michael cohen. it's clear that, you know, a number of these counts were directly related to issues that were outside of the scope of his dealings within the trump organization, so you have a number of counts dealing with, for example, over $4 million of undisclosed income which cost the government, according to prosecutors, over $1 million. the way the federal sentencing guidelines work is it's a point system. there's upward departures and downward departures from that point system. a lot of those categories are based upon the amount of money that is involved in the crime. when you are talking about something over $1 million, it is unlikely even if you have never gotten a parking ticket, to not have some jail time associated with this, even if you are pleading guilty to the crime.

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o o'donnell: 1962, before john glenn orbited the earth, johnson was called in to double check the computers calculations. few outside nasa knew katherine johnson's story. >> katherine was a pioneer who stoke the barriers of race and honder. >> o'donnell: but in 2015 she received the presidential medal of freedom. last year a nasa research facility was named in her honor. and this weekend, a statue was unveiled at her alma mater, west virginia state university. and listen to this, 75 of johnson's children, grandchildren and great grandchildren were all there to see her statue unveiled. and that is why we wanted to share it with you. coming up next on the "cbs evening news," why security experts are concerned about a possible chemical weapons attack here in the u.s. >> o'donnell: new u.s. sanctions against russia kicked in today in retaliation for the nerve agent attack on a former russian spy and his daughter in england. that attack raised alarms there and here. here's charlie d'agata. >> reporter: there's a good reason what unfolded in the sleepy city in salisbury, england has now become am

pitcher underwent tommy john surgery on his right elbow which will put him out of action for at least one year. it's hard to believe he became the fourth a's pitcher to have donnie johnsonurgery magnified by the fact they didn't trade by yesterday's deadline. bad news for giants pitcher johhny cueto, he will indeed need tommy john surgery to repair his them out for some ti. he had a two month sent doesn't extend to rest and when he came back he wasn't the same. is season is over with a 3-to record in nine starts. 49ers hosted the cowboys in their preseason opener one week from tomorrow, the raiders will host the lions one week from friday which means we will likely get the first look at of ucla, out of roseville. they expect big things out of him. >> we are really pleased not just from athletic standpoint but from a mental standpoint. he's always learning how to play . derek carr is doing a lot at the line of scrimmage showing a lot of pulleys. he's very talented. >>get under him. a bulrush.>> yeah, that will work. get out of your jason. >> thank you. you know when you're at ross and you'rhello.... ...and then the price is like, helllooo! that's yes for less. find the l

john stapleton. welcome back. we will give you an update on the papers. the row over boris johnson's comments update on the papers. the row over borisjohnson‘s burka comments make the front page of the guardian, the former foreign secretary facing an investigation. the telegraph says the conservative party chairman is accused of "kneecapping" borisjohnson, after those burka comments. the number of people waiting more than a week for a doctor's appointment has doubled. the express says the eu is about to offer the uk access to its single market without the condition of free movement of eu citizens. banks are not passing on higher interest rates to savers, that's according to the times. the ft leads with the plunging value of turkey's lira, amid a diplomatic rift between washington and ankara. ant and dec‘s tv show saturday night takeaway is shelved until 2020. the mirror says the much—loved tv duo were in tears, as ant announces he's quit i'm a celebrity. a varied set of front pages. let's plunge in, if we may. first of all the times, john and this is an interesting twist on the boris

. >> 1962 before john glenn orbited the earth. johnson was called in to double-check the computer's calculations. oanew>>herias a ir wh broke the barriers of race and gender. >> but in 2015 she received the presidential medal of freedom. last year a nasa research facility was named in her honor. and this weekend, a statue was unveiled at her alma mater, west virginia state university. and listen to this. 75 of johnson's children, grandchildren and great grandchildren were there to see her statue unveiled. and that's why we wanted to share it with you, too. >>> coming up next, why security experts are concerned about a possible chemical weapons attack in the u.s. what do you mean it's not working out, craig? i just introduced you to my parents. psst! craig and sheila broke up. what, really? craig and shelia broke up!? no, craig!? what happened? i don't know. is she okay? ♪ craig and sheila broke up! craig and sheila!? ♪ as long as office gossip travels fast, you can count on geico saving folks money. craig and sheila broke up! what!? fifte

johnson yeah. it's actually worse john some guys really worn out and no great depression for him to say that that'sthat's a terrible thing to say well if you weren't sick again. but the guys an idiot say well i wouldn't listen to anything he says. for anyone say that especially someone in that position that's that's even worse. time now for a second in a series of reports on the fate of russian families who left for syria to fight for islamic state in a culture of i travel to southern russia to talk to a woman from russia convicted to eight years in prison on terrorism charges it's after she followed her husband to syria. the clock is ticking on zagat at current life sentenced to eight years behind bars for being part of an illegal armed group she won't actually go to jail until her youngest child turns fourteen and she's only one right now less than twelve months ago her life was old very different i was twenty nine when i left i went to turkey first with my husband i never thought i would end up there. within seven months as i did that was living in syria and pregnant with her third child she say

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up next john some schwartz and guard on johnson put the future of the electric car maker under a microscope and telling us if the move is landing him in hot water. that's next on "countdown." >> sarah sanders fielding questions moments ago on the growing conflict with turkey. the president announcing today that turkey plans to boycott electronic products from the u.s. after the turkish lira dropped to an all-time low against the u.s. dollar yesterday, it has recovered slightly today investors are still concerns the country is not tightening its monetary policy that is the problem and what needs to happen and what is causing these big swings in that economy? let's bring in right now in a fox business exclusive former member of the turkish parliament foundation for defense of democracy senior fellow, it's great to have you here, sir. >> thanks for having me. >> let me ask you this especially with your experience in the parliament what is the biggest problem right now with turkey's economy? >> turkey's economy has been overheating for some time. turkish non-financial companies have battled ove

dan johnson reports. what caused john and susan cooper's deaths?ir daughter says john collapsed in his room on tuesday and susan fell ill a few hours later. the egyptian authorities said they both suffered low blood pressure and heart failure. this is the steigenberger aqua magic on egypt's red sea coast. thomas cook says there is no evidence of carbon monoxide poisoning here but because other tourists had been ill it decided to move its 300 other holidaymakers or bring them hold early. it is entirely possible the deaths and the illnesses aren't linked at people staying here are uneasy. everybody is really worried and obviously, as the anxiety raises, people start talking to each other and the lack of answers from thomas cook is really disappointing. we flew out on tuesday, which is the day that these poor people passed away and i must say i'm really sorry about what has happened but i think we should have been given the option about whether or not to come. thomas cook has stopped taking bookings for the hotel and people due to travel in the next m

. >> hastily built in 1865, but lynn don johnson, john kennedy puts him in some extraordinary companyide the capitol. good morning. >> reporter: good morning, this scene is very reminiscent of what we saw in arizona when mccain's body and his casket was removed from the hearst at the arizona state capitol, greeted by a military honor guard and his family. then it will be taken into the rotunda of the capitol building. it's not an overstatement to say john mccain lived for this institution him he loved the u.s. senate. it was a part of what happilied him aft -- healed him. he loved the fact he would be given this very rare honor to lie in state here at the u.s. capitol today. >> nancy, thank you. we are also joined by bob schieffer our long-time host of "face the nation." market brennan now the host of "face the nation," they are both in walk. now as we see it, i think of the legacy of john mccain there in the united states senate. he served in the capitol more than 35 years, but he never wanted to be known for mr. congeniality, he will be known for the battles he fought, right? >> exa

eastern district of new york, lewis, southern district, new york, john o'connor, northeastern and western districts of oklahoma. johnson a truck, western district of new york, and mary. southern district of new york. josh, eastern district of james carroll,nd director of national drug policy. we do not have enough to do that at this time. they will be held over and we will reach that later on. consider 2961, victims of child abuse act reauthorization. that is on the agenda for the first time. the bill extends a program last authorized in 2013, which makes federal resources available for more than 850 children's advocacy centers across the country. these rely on multidisciplinary teams here to do forensic interviews of child abuse victims. senator blunt introduces a sponsor along with senators kunz, carmen, also. it is now time for senator feinstein and other members to speak. senator feinstein. >> thanks very much, mr. chairman. to your words with interest because i know you have a difference of opinion on the subject. the judge kavanaugh's nomination been scheduled for september 4 and that is 19 days away. i want to s

johnson in washington. >> reporter: former cia director john brennan firing back after president trump revoked his security clearance week. the president is threatening to do the same to nine other high profile critics. >> i am going to do whatever i t can personall try to prevent these busz abuses in the future. fit means going to court, i'll do. that. >> reporter: over 75 intelligence officials denounced the presidenevs decision. members of his own party think he's gone too far. >> you don't necessarily have te takeecurity clearance. access to give them the classified material. >> reporter: president trump wentn a twitter attack after learning that don mcgann is cooperating with the instigation. mcgahn isn't a john dean type rat. dean, the white house counsel for president nixon during watergate. mr. trump'sye current l says mueller and the investigatesors have nothing on the president. >> this whole mcgahn thing leaked from them f they had some kind ofvidence that there was collusion or there was obstruction, don't you think it would hav been leaked? i mean they leak everything else. >> reporter: giulia

johnson herself about how she felt about becoming first lady after the assassination of john f. kennedy. and how she said people look at the living and wish for the dead. you just can't imagine really the personal pain that hiexhibid that the whole country was feeling. and here were the johnsons front and center that take over leadership of the community at that time and feel the challenge to also help comfort the nation in a certain way. and to help mrs. kennedy through it all, which of course they were incredibly gracious as we know, and told her she can live and stay in the white house as long as she needs to to get her children packed up and moved out and to move on with her life. but mrs. johnson, again, having a front row seat of working with laura bush for so many years, and she would say very honestly, that in addition to her mother-in-law, of course, lady bird johnson was her favorite first lady. and she learned so much from her. from watching her and being a texas woman herself and sort of the graciousness of mrs. kennedy, also, mrs. kennedy of course, and also mrs. jo

lyndon johnson takes over for john f. kennedy. it should be formally outlawed. there's a couple of supreme court cases. both in 1964 and in these cases the supreme court changes it's tune. wiretaps have to follow the same procedures. there must be probable cause. the people initiating the wire trap have to specify the crime. specify the place to be searched. specify the conversations to be seized. in 1968 congress follows suit. set specific standards for obtaining wiretaps. this will not stop. they'll target other confrontational political groups including the black panther party that it helps to destroy with informants, misinformation and violence. the fbi will also go after the new left and the kkk and successfully undermine both to some degree which we'll talk about in our reading discussion. then in 1975, watergate, revelations in the new york times prompt the creation of a special committee to investigate the intelligence community. someone managed to break into an fbi headquaters somewhere. grab a whole bunch of documents. and got back to -- realized they

johnson. also here, john already mentioned, and the port staff also mentioned is the mayor's office of housing. bless you. so we already talked about the meetings that we've done. we're very excited to be here before you today. this really is a milestone for us. not only have we received approval from the planning department, you know, the remaining agency approvals that we need, this is the first one, we'll conclude or complete the entitlements. as you can see, we've done over 25 meetings with the public that was started originally by the mayor's office of housing before we were even selected as a developer. before we go into the architectural drawings, i just wanted to give you a timeline of where we are. we're planning in the month of july to go before the board of supervisors to receive approval. and then, the final step would be the state lands commission in august. and once we have all of that, we are planning to apply for financing for this project so that we can start construction in the spring of 2019, and it's very critical that we keep in line with these scheduled meetings as -- if

running for president, they did not really make up their mind until the last 24 hours that lyndon johnson be john kennedy passes running mate. so the running mate question often depends on what is going on in the rest of the country and who will be most helpful to win the general election. my father, as you know, had a very tough night. , so he was really focused on winning primaries. then, he had a couple of months to figure out who would his running mate. thank you for asking though. frank from new york. good morning. 1968, i formed a democratic group and it was a and veryg operation exciting. we managed to win two of the three delegates. that was one. i think it might have been election, weer the know about his tragic end. i met eugene mccarthy once. it is in line to ship -- as in lined -- in line to shake his hand, he was talking to someone and did not seem to knowledge my existence. i thought this guide may or may not have fire in the belly but he needs to be more attentive to the here and now and the people working very hard. it was very difficult campaign because we had very little money.

who is going to look at what's going on and this is the thing that you're also seeing is that john johnson affair pointed out. that the m s n b c coverage i think it's really important thing that we have talked about coverage stormy daniels over four hundred times compare it next to an iraq operation the u.s. involvement the war in yemen and how we are as on what important issues are being ignored or forgotten in the media's obsession over donald trump and rush. one of the things that we've been trying to call attention to the fact that the wow the elements of corporate media along the democrats and the powerful elements. in the state. keeping their attention on the personality of not a trump just the ad triggs. been a continuation of governance in the u.s. and to governance that has resulted in policy the path of measurable negative impact it will have in the future on ordinary working class people in the u.s. there was it was a much debate for example around the the trump opposes to cut taxes both individual and corporate tax. there wasn't much discussion in the corporate press around th

john brennan continues tonight. brennan says he's considering legal action against the president while mr. trump launches new twitter attacks against the media. nbc's jennifer johnson has the latest from washington, d.c., tonight. >> reporter: former cia director john brennan firing back, after president trump revoked his security clearance last week. the president is threatening to do the same to nine other high-profile critics. >> i am going to do whatever i can personally to try to prevent these abuses in the future, and if it means going to court, i will do that. >> reporter: over 75 intelligence officials have denounced the president's decision, even members of his own party think he's gone too far. >> you don't necessarily have to answer security clearance. you don't give them access to the classified material. it's pretty simple. >> reporter: president trump went on a twitter attack sunday after a "new york times" report that white house lawyer don mcgann is cooperating with robert mueller's russia meddling investigation. the president tweeting mcgann isn't a john dean type rat. dean, the white house counsel for president nixon during watergate. mr. trump's

john blackstone reports. >> reporter: johnson done have long to live. his cancer was cause by monsanto's weedkiller roundup. a jury agreed. >> did you find by clear and convincing evidence that monsanto acted with mass or oppression in the conduct upon which you fab your liability of mr. johnson. yes. >> he was awarded nearly $290 million in damages. >> this has been been very hafrmtd they knew it caused cancer but hid that cause. >> i'm so glad that this jury held them accountable. >> reporter: johnson had held a job as a groundskeeper in a school district. he used rounldsup 30 time as year spraying hundreds of gallons of it. dur the trial there was no evidence that it caused cancer. but after the jury, he felt glyphostae was safe. >> it doesn't change the overwhelming evidence and 40 years of safe use around the world. >> reporter: but johnson's lawyer asked the jury to held monsanto punnerable. >> i'm glad to help. >> dewayne johnson's case was separated from others. he was allowed to go first because of the advanced statement of his disease and that

johnson kept incredible diaries. and of course, as we know, john was a eulogist at her funeral and captured her beautifully. her whit, her humor. very self-deprecating, but she could slice and dice pretty good, too. and i think people kind of liked that about her personality. >> we had george w. bush at the library around a civil rights summit we did four years ago, around the passage of the -- 50th anniversary of the passage of the civil rights act. and we were in the great hall of the lbj libraries. majestic space with the presidential seal etched in marble. and around the perimeter of the hall are portraits of all of our presidents and first ladies. and barbara bush was infamously known around her family ranks as the enforcer. and george w. bush looked at her portrait, he leaned over and he said, if you look carefully, you can see her eyes move. may i relate one more? >> yeah. >> i was relieved at the funeral that it was so short. that's what she would -- >> she planned it. >> she absolutely planned it, meticulously that way. >> everything, yes.

eastern time, resuming the debate on the nomination of lynn johnson to be the human that secretary july 4. to senator tribute john mccain, who died saturday. at senate back in session four eastern live, on our companion network c-span2. senator mccain died on saturday at his home in arizona. thursday, a funeral for senator mccain in arizona, and on friday he will lie in state at the u.s. capitol. at theturday, a funeral washington national cathedral, and sunday's senator mccain will be buried at the u.s. naval academy cemetery in annapolis, maryland. c-span, where history unfolds daily. in 1979, c-span was created as a public service by america's cable television company, and today we continue to bring you unfiltered coverage of the congress, white house, supreme , public policy events in washington dc and around the country. c-span is brought to by your cable or satellite provider. supreme court nominee brett kavanaugh will testify before the senate judiciary committee starting tuesday, september 4. judiciary care chuck bradley says he expect the confirmation hearing to last three or four days. you can watch tha

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dan johnson reports. what caused john and susan cooper ‘s deaths?llapsed in his room on tuesday and susan fell ill a few hours later. the egyptian authorities say they both suffered low blood pressure and heart failure. this is the steigenberger aqua magic hotel on egypt's red sea coast. thomas cook says there is no evidence of carbon monoxide poisoning here. but because of the tourists —— other tourists have been ill, it decided to move its 300 holiday—makers or bring them home early. it is entirely possible the deaths and the illnesses are not linked. but people staying here are uneasy. everybody is really worried and obviously as the anxiety raises and obviously as the anxiety raises and people start talking, talking to each other, they are looking for a nswe rs each other, they are looking for answers from thomas cook. it is really disappointing. we flew out on tuesday, the day that these poor people passed away and i am really sorry about what happened. but i think we should have been given the option whether to come or not to come and we would

johnson herself about how she felt about becoming first lady after the assassination of john f. kennedy and how people look at the living and wish for the dead. you cannot imagine the personal pain that that exhibited and the whole country was feeling. now here is johnson front and center to take over leadership of the country at a traumatic time and feeling that responsibility and challenge to help comfort the nation in a certain way. the family was incredibly gracious. mrs. johnson having a front row seat working with laura bush for so many years she would say honestly that in addition to her mother-in-law lady bird johnson was her favorite first lady. she learned so much from her from watching her and being a texas woman herself. just the graciousness of mrs. kennedy and mrs. johnson how she presided over the white house. she loved the outdoors and loved flowers and plants and natural landscapes and the national parks. she's so appreciated the natural beauty. mrs. bush would say people would look at mrs. johnson and would say she loved flowers. she was our nations first conver

and jason johnson, we saw it with john mccain, and now we've seen it with 2,975 people as the mayor put he cannot even say "i'm sorry." >> when you have to be shamed into lowering and then raising the flag for a veteran and a noble member of the u.s. senate, it's indicative of how this white house operates. but lawrence, the part that has always gotten me about trump and his refusal to just show common courtesy and decency toward human beings is the fact that no one around him seems embarrassed by this. no one around him seems ashamed about the fact that he didn't want to raise the flag. no one around him seems ashamed that he can't say oh, my gosh, 3,000 americans died and we basically tried to hide the figures like it was the concussion protocol in the nfl. that's what really gaulz me about this administration. we can have a despicable man in the white house, but the fact that he's surrounded by enablers endangers us all. >> let's listen to what donald trump did say about this hurricane in puerto rico when the death count was just ridiculously underreported at that time. let's listen

in the past we heard presidents like richard nixon and lynn done johnson and john kennedy, regarding unbeknownst to those who were visiting them, but this is a whole switcheroo on that. >> this is very strange. it's a very strange deal, donald trump has people very close to the vest, his own personal attorney that is supposed to be on his side taping the conversation. on the flip side you have omarosa who knew him back in "the apprentice" days, trump gave her start, her claim to fame. she turns around and she has got recordings of him, it is just all really strange. the only thing i will say is, i think as far as this damaging the white house or the administration, or trump in general, i think the public, i think that we're so used to things, there has been a big resolving door, scaramucci, sean spicer, there has been a lot of people going in and out of the white house. i think we're all a little immune to hearing people coming and going. so at least that is okay. i think there are other headlines that will be a lot more important in the days to come than omarosa and her unhinged boo

john mccain. david: thank you so much. that's ron johnson.will speak jody ernst and talk about how the new trade go can affect farmers in her state. this is bloomberg. ♪ ♪ david: this is bloomberg markets of cap -- bloomberg markets balance of power. pg&e shares are headed to the best day since june after california legislators released ease bill that helps to while car costs. >> the wildfires were really bad, the worst year for wildfires in california state history. pg&e was blamed for 16 of those wildfires. jpmorgan estimated they cost $17 billion. pg&e think they will say at least $2.5 billion, is facing 200 lawsuits on top of that because their equipment sparked these. they are on the hook for a lot. that has caused a big selloff in the shares, about $13 billion with the market cap. they have been lab he -- lobbying legislators to help with the costs. david: is the claim that the jini was negligent somehow -- that pg&e was negligent somehow. >> the utility company is responsible if their incremental sparked eight, regardless if they were

johnson touching home. after that it was all black but i need more good work from john save leverkusen from further punishment. but two goals and three points were enough to make it a successful start for the falls. well falls further hoping to put their poor and pundits league of performances over the past two years behind them the wolves have since boosted their attack last season's runners up shell to have lost some important members of their squad over the summer most notably liam gorecki but has that left the squad weakened let's take a look. shall have newcomers mark hoot sue out satan and sally sunday in the starting line up it's a little effects both work with the shop aside from the top set pieces would prove to be key in this match maxi arnel to john brooks one new to the home. brooks with acres of space and famine with no child to mimic with the disco was fuming time after the break it got pretty turbulent a brutal attack obama time to start it first so yellow but then the video referee got involved and the decision was overturned but they got was from the sausage he had as much and. there was more