>>> i'm john king in washington. hurricane florence tearing through the carolinas. first, here in washington a huge win for the russia special counsel. paul manafort moments ago pleading guilty in washington in a federal courtroom to one count of experience and one count of witness tampering in court. very significant. special counsel mueller said he now agree and is cooperating with the federal government. outside the courtroom in washington, the key question, do we know the details of that cooperation? >> reporter: that's right, john. that remains the big question. we don't know yet what the cooperation agreement entails, about you a few moments ago paul manafort officially now admitted to the crimes he is pleading guilty to. the two changes he meaded guilty to. both are experience changes, but the first is experience against the united states and admits to everything he was facing here in washington. he is saying he essentially admits to the fact that he was receiving about $16 million from the ukraine yon governmeian gov working for them. he cheated the u.s. gov

john king takes a closer look at the impact of those years in captivity and what they had on the restcy of vietnam took on different meanings. the most obvious is physical. as energetic as he was, many of the familiar trappings of political office were literally beyond his reach. he couldn't bowl or throw a baseball or even lift a baby because of the physical toll of the beatings and torture from his days as a prisoner of war. he always preferred not to talk about it. >> it's just a chapter in my life that i'd rather remember the good parts than the bad parts. i don't know what the point is of going through all that. >> reporter: when mccain made his last run for president ten years ago, i retraced his footsteps here, bringing a clearer understanding of how vietnam helped shape his world view. on the ground there's another view of the war. this marker a tribute to those who shot down an american pilot here over 50 years ago. white bamboo lake, is where john mccain's chapter as a prisoner of war began. wong dang dong says he jumped in when he saw the parachute splashing down. >> transl

john king and inside politics right now. >>> thank you, kate and welcome to inside politics. i'm john king and thank you for sharing this busy day with us. the special counsel investigation. the deputy attorney general is summoned to the white house. is he being fired or resigning? we are trying to clear it up, but a big day at the white house. president trump is upbeat about plans with a second summit from kim jong un. north korea is not taking steps to denuclearize. a second woman alleges sexual misconduct by brett kavanaugh, this time at a college party. democrats want another delay. the president said it's time for a vote. >> judge kavanaugh is an outstanding person and i am with him all the way. we will see how it goes for the vote. people can come out of the woodwork from 36 years ago and 30 years ago and never mentioned it and all of a sudden it happens. in my opinion it's totally political. totally political. >> big and developing breaking news right now. the man who oversees the special counsel investigation, rod rosenstein summoned to the white house. will he force

politics" i'm john king.at breaking judiciary hearing, there's new accusations against the supreme court nominee brett kavanagh, the woman, julie swetnik. she's represented by michael avenat avenatti. sarah, walk

i'm john king. thank you for sharing your friday with us. 60 days to the midterm elections, and barack obama rejoins the fray. the former president is making a big speech, framing the 2018 stakes. plus, two democrats mulling 2020 presidential bids make a big splash at the brett kavanaugh hearings, but they also get the fact checkers busy, and there's no evidence they changed the math that favors a supreme court confirmation. and the president calls that damning "new york times" op-ed from a top administration official treason, says his supporters better vote to save him from impeachment. a top senate ally says the president, forgive me, his language, not mine, is pissed off but urges him to let it go. >> the op-ed piece should disturb you because you do have disloyalty in your ranks, but don't dwell on the op-ed piece. don't dwell on the book. you're going to get re-elected based on your performance. so far, so good. he said, i've got to fight back. i said, fight back smartly. >> back to that story

politics" i'm john king. it is a major breaking news today. on the eve of that breaking judiciary hearing, there's new accusations against the supreme court nominee brett kavanagh, the woman, julie swetnik. she's represented by michael avenat avenatti. sarah, walk us through this new sworn deposition. >> she has sent this on through her attorney michael avenatti, to the judiciary committee who has said they have received it. her name is julie swetnik. she has made some claims against brett kavanagh. she says this happened between 1980 and 1981. she says that her friend mark judge and she attend eed partie where there was very heavy drinking and inappropriate behavior your on the part of brett kavanagh and mark judge. she's associated working with the federal government, that she has a public trust, u.s. department of treasury clearance, a u.s. mint clearance and an irs clearance. let us get to the allegations that she is making and that she has sent on in a sworn statement to the judiciary committee. she says

i'm dana bash in for john king. thank you for sharing your day with us. christine blasey-ford, the woman who accused brett kavanaugh of sexual assault when they were in high school has tentatively agreed to appear before the senate judiciary committee on thursday. notice the careful wording of the president -- excuse me, the message that ford's attorney sent to the committee on saturday. dr. ford accepts the committee's request to provide her first-hand knowledge of brett kavanaugh's sexual misconduct next week. what is still unclear is who will do the questioning. both parties have arranged to pick up negotiations today and the anticipation is already building. on the judge report, simple summation of the reality senators will face. he says, she says, thursday. kavanaugh adamantly denies the allegation and says he want the opportunity to publicly defend himself. he's getting help from the president, who insists kavanaugh is an ideal pick. >> he was born -- you talk about central casting. he was born -- they were saying it ten years ago about him. he was

. >>> i'm john king in washington, welcome to inside politics, you're watching the president of theing at an aid center in new bern, north carolina. he's traveling to south carolina a little bit later in the day. he's inspecting the damage, and giving support, relief and comfort, people who have been displaced from their homes, and who can't get supplies and the like. let's listen to some of this. >> thank you. y you're a

. >>> i'm john king in washington, welcome to inside politics, you're watching the president of the united states handing out lunching at an aid center in new bern, north carolina. he's traveling to south carolina a little bit later in the day. he's inspecting the damage, and giving support, relief and comfort, people who have been displaced from their homes, and who can't get supplies and the like. let's listen to some of this. >> thank you. y you're a preacher? i'm with the st. patrick's temple. >> good, god bless. >> come sunday, we're going to be wide help. >> okay, guys, take care. >> hang in there, okay? >> did you need 28? >> watching the president here distributing food and other aid to people stopping by new bern, north carolina, the president's been on the ground for a couple of hours now, receiving a briefing from the coast guard and the national guard, there's the governor of north carolina with the president right there. whatever you think of politics, about the president, this is the right thing for the president to be doing. you see the cars coming in, the president h

i'm john king and thank you for sharing your day with us.dent trump takes on many global critics trying tos ailate iran and warning allies the united states will not apologize for its global trade war. six weeks to the mid-terms and brand-new rankings shift more in favor of the democrats. is there time for a gop

i'm john king.th us. 60 days to the midterm elections, and barack obama rejoins the fray. the former president is making a big speech, framing the 2018 stakes. plus, two democrats mulling 2020 presidential bids make a big splash at the brett kavanaugh hearings, but they also get the fact checkers busy, and there's no evidence they changed the math that favors a supreme court confirmation. and the president calls that damning "new york times" op-ed from a top administrat

i'm john king. to our viewers in the united states and around the world, thank you for sharing your sunday. team trump says no worries, but the president's former campaign chairman, whose ties to russia date back years is now cooperating with the special counsel. >>> plus, rewriting history, the president giving himself an "a" for hurricane maria even as hurricane florence batters the carolinas. >>> lot of politics to discuss this sunday. up first, the latest on the disaster in the carolinas. what was once hurricane florence weakened to a tropical depression but florence still causing rain, flash flooding and major river flooding over significant portions of both north and south carolina. those floods, officials say, will continue for days. in some areas the storm has dropped 40 plus inches of rain since making land fall friday morning. it could be three to five days before those water levels peak. meantime roughly three-quarter of a million customers without power. what's the latest? >> reporter: j

john king and inside politics right now. >>> thank you, kate and welcome to inside politics.haring this busy day with us. the special counsel investigation. the deputy attorney general is summoned to the white house. is he being fired or resigning? we are trying to clear it up, but a big day at the white house. pres

let's look at the image according to the police chief john king yesterday afternoon before 4:00 they received a frenetic phone call reporting a medical emergency outside a home in hardie drive and moraga way. he says when officers got to the scene they found the 18-month-old baby who was not breathing and whom convertings determined was inadvertently left in the vehicle unattended for several hours. paramedics administered cpa are no success and the baby was transported to the hospital where pronounced dead. the outside temperatures reached 80 degrees yesterday but temperatures in the car could have reached 120 degrees. what should parents do? >> we need to remember to look in the car before we rock it up and make sure we have everything and everyone out of there. so people are safe. >> reporter: the police chief says that this is the third child that died inside a hot car in california this year on the 46 nationwide. reporting live, nbc bay area news back to you. >>> thank you. >>> the clock continues to tick for millions of americans in the path of hurricane florence. this is what

i'm john king and thank you for sharing your day with us. president trump takes on many global critics trying tos ailate iran and warning allies the united states will not apologize for its global trade war. six weeks to the mid-terms and brand-new rankings shift more in favor of the democrats. is there time for a gop rebound? and a crack in the supreme court nomination strategy. senate leaders say no, but the white house said they are open to a second brett kavanaugh accuser delivering testimony. judge kavanaugh tries to quiet any talk he will bow out. they call it ra democratic congame. >> we never had charges like this. charges come up from 36 years ago that are totally unsubstantiated. watching this as the president of a great country, you must say how is this possible? 36 years ago? nobody ever knew about it or heard about it and now a new charge comes up and she said it may not be him and there were gaps and she was totally inebriated and all messed up and doesn't know if it was him, but it might have been him. oh, gee, let's not make

john king is off. the president said take the vote and now he is looking to settle these questions. christine blasey ford will testify. the only deal breaker now is requiring the client to tell her story on monday. the president

inside politics with john king starts right now. >> thank you, kate and welcome to inside politics. thank you for sharing this busy day with us. florence now a category four hurricane with the carolinas in her sights. more than one million people are being told they must evacuate. our new poll exposes a giant republican problem. president trump's approval rating is falling well below the line at which strategists believe they would have any prayer to keep the house. america remembers 9/11, 17 years later. >> your tears are not shed alone. for they are shared grief with an entire nation. we grieve for every father and mother and sister and brother stolen from us. we honor their sacrifice by pledging to never flinch in the face of evil. >> that's the period in shanks shill. we will go back to that, but we begin with the reality of what's coming. it's just getting a lot more urgent for millions of people along the east coast. florence is bearing down and evacuation orders in effect for nearly every coastal county in south carolina, north carolina and virginia. they are imploring those

i'm john king. an important day it is. hurricane florence closing in on the carolinas. covering more than 15,000 square miles. yet somehow as this monster storm approaches, the president wants you to remember he's great and to blame the democrats for hurricane maria and a death toll he said they fabricated to smear him. we will get to the president's ego and his wild experience theories later, but we begin where we should, focusing on in any normal white house would be on the urgent threat of florence. churning towards millions of americans. a hurt at its center with tropical storm winds on the far edges. wide enough to reach from new york city to toronto. do not mistake less powerful for less dangerous. listen to what a category two sounds like. what you see there is 23 miles oust of the coast of north carolina. top wind speeds at 110 miles per hour. only a small part of this hurricane's force and its story. forecasters predicting up to 13 feet of storm surge in some places and the possibility, again, get this, 40 inches of rainfall. maybe more. what does that electric

john king is off today.preme court preps for his grilling this week on capitol hill while democrats fume over the white house holding back over 100,000 documents related to brett kavanaugh. and as the president ramps up his september travel schedule, republicans in tight midterm races are split about whether to run with him or without him. plus, president trump begins labor day tweeting about economic wins, attacking a union

. >>> i'm john king and thank you for sharing your day with us. breakthrough or broken record.ouk china fires back big time. the ceo said never mind. his promise to create one million new american jobs. he blames the trump trade war and 22 hours, senate republicans say that's when the clock runs out on christine blasey ford's invitation to testify about brett kavanaugh. they insist they are being gracious and democrats call it an insensitive sham. >> i would tell her to do what's in her heart and what she is up to dealing with. it's a very unfair fight for her to come on monday where there are no corroborating witnesses and no facts have been found. the republicans have stated they will confirm kavanaugh and they will give her to moment to speak and they don't believe her. >> i want to make clear that we are expecting authorities to deliver a police briefing in harford county, maryland. at least three fatalities. we will take you there live when that happens. we begin with an impasse and a deadline. christine blaze blaze has until 10:00 a.m. tomorrow, shy of 22 hours from now t

i'm john king. thank you for sharing your sunday. an anxious wait now.o supreme court nominee with judge brett kavanaugh. >> dr. ford, with what degree of certainty do you believe brett kavanaugh assaulted you? >> 100%. >> none of these allegations are true? >> correct. >> no doubt in your mind? >> zero. 100% certain. >> republicans had a

. >> "inside politics" with john king starts right now. >>> hurricane florence slashes the carolinas.. we can't control it. just pick up and deal. >> a new challenge yet the president is consumed with an old grievance. >> i think puerto rico was an incredible, unsung success. >>> plus, paul manafort. >> he has basically fessed up to everything. >> big shifts in the midterm math. the senate in play. >> fight in an

i'm john king. thank you for sharing your sunday. an anxious wait now. background investigation into supreme court nominee with judge brett kavanaugh. >> dr. ford, with what degree of certainty do you believe brett kavanaugh assaulted you? >> 100%. >> none of these allegations are true? >> correct. >> no doubt in your mind? >> zero. 100% certain. >> republicans had a fast-track confirmation plan and stubbornly resisted a new fbi investigation but had no choice when one of their own had an emotional encounter and last minute change of heart. >> you're telling all women in america that they don't matter, that they should keep it to themselves because if they told the truth they're just going to help that man to power anyway. that's what you're telling all of these women. that's what you're telling me right now. >> midterm elections now five weeks away. the bitter kavanaugh divide now a major flashpoint and a major challenge for the president. >> you see this horrible, horrible, horrible, radical group of democrats. you see it happening right now. you see t

john king is off. the president said take the vote and now he is looking to settle these questions. if, when, and how and his accuser, christine blasey ford will testify. the only deal breaker now is requiring the client to tell her story on monday. the president who artfully waded through the controversy is pressing control, alt, delete on caution. sitting send on a new twitter grenade, one that alleged attack couldn't have been as bad as he said if she didn't tell anyone. he may have missed this minutes before on the white house lawn. >> there is no reason to attack her. there is no reason. let her tell her story under oath here in washington. the senate judiciary committee offered to publicly do that in washington. for her to do it in washington. they have been accommodating to her. there is no reason to attack her. >> we begin with the president, no longer restrain and on message and publicly doubting christine blasey ford's account of what she said happened 36 years ago. from the president's twitter account, i have no doubt that if the attack on dr. ford was as bad as she said,

i'm john king. thank you for sharing your day with us. president trump said his white house is a well-oiled machine, but he's on a manhunt for aides who think otherwise. they try now to avoid a government shut down and prepare for the mid-terms. plus, the president channels james carville saying it's the economy, stupid. he has good reason to brag. why twist the facts and lie? survivor democratic edition. nancy pelosi acknowledges the revolt on the left and insists she has one good reason to fight to stay in power. >> i do agree that it's time for new blood and move on. if hillary clinton had won and affordable care act was protected, i was happy to go my way to. have no woman at the table and have the affordable care act at risk, as long as he's here, i'm here. >>> politics in a moment, but first an important update on a very major story we are watching affecting millions along the east coast. florence is a major hurricane churning towards the carolinas. a major evacuation effect for the outer banks. tracking the storm for the cnn weathe

. >> i'm john king. for the viewers around the united states and around the world, thank you for sharing your sunday with us. president trump called it treason and now there's a white house manhunt under way for the author of the eessay who the president says -- >> subversive in a sense. we'll take a look at that and eventually we're going to find the person. >> plus the trump paradox. brett kavanaugh is evading their questions, some say, some say he's even lying, but the math still favors him winning a key seat on the supreme court. >> can a sitting president be required to respond to a subpoena? >> so that's a hypothetical question as a matter of canons of judicial independence, i can't give you an answer on that hypothetical question. >> and all hands on deck for the democrats. president obama comes off the sidelines just in time for the critical midterm election stretch. >> this is one of those pivotal moments when every one of us, as citizens of the united states, need to determine just who it is th

an explosion at a foxconn factory in chengdu self worth trying to the eight hundred to some from john king but you know the just a little hallway that all children occurred at around seven pm in a polishing workshop it appears to have been triggered by an explosion of combustible dust in the duct. no one to be surprised that aluminum dust if it's in a high enough concentration and there is an ignition source it will produce explosion and fire this is a hazard which is extremely well known. so the fact that apple suppliers have an explosion in chengdu in the plant means that they had very poor housekeeping very poor production processes that's terrible. what's completely unacceptable is that five months later at another plant by within the apple supply chain they had another explosion and fire. its outrageously inexcusable that they had a second one five months later. they set up these supply chains exactly the way they want them they monitor these private chains with exacting scrutiny so they know exactly what's going into their products at every point along the way. here. we have a kind o

"inside politics" with john king starts in just a few seconds. >>> questions over kavanaugh's confirmationys she's ready to testify. republican leaders say they aren't worried. >> judge kavanaugh will be on the united states supreme court. keep the faith. don't get rattled by all of this. >>> plus after a shocking report on rod rosenstein, the president says changes could be coming at the justice department. >> there's a lingering stench and we're going to get rid of that, too. >>> and a texas-sized showdown.

i'm john king. thank you for sharing your day with us. the controversial president due at the white house any moment. the polish government purged its courts and seizes anti-democrat. we could hear from the two leaders soon. the trade war with china escalates and the white house unveils new tariffs and beijing is new to retaliate. the republicans worry about election year fallout in the midwest and farm states. he said she said with a pivotal seat on the supreme court hanging in the balance. they are due to testify on monday and republicans are mad and the democrats are mad they won't investigate before the dramatic public hearing. >> we should do a full investigation. this should be part of the background investigation as are any other allegations relating to someone being nominated for a lifetime appointment on a federal court and in this case, the supreme court. this is not an effort to slow it down by months, but it is an effort to make sure we take days or weeks to ensure there is a thorough background investigation. >> we begin righ

inside politics with john king starts right now. >> thank you, kate and welcome to inside politics. this busy day with us. florence now a category four hurricane with the carolinas in her sights. more than one million people are being told they must evacuate. our new poll exposes a giant republican problem. president trump's approval rating is falling well below the line at which strategists believe they would have any prayer to keep

john king is off today. the president's second nominee for the supreme court preps for his grilling this week on capitol hill while democrats fume over the white house holding back over 100,000 documents related to brett kavanaugh. and as the president ramps up his september travel schedule, republicans in tight midterm races are split about whether to run with him or without him. plus, president trump begins labor day tweeting about economic wins, attacking a union boss, and joe biden is joining union marchers and getting a few shoutouts for 2020. >> what's your message about what's at stake here in the midterms, sir? >> well, everything. >> mr. biden, we've got your vote. you're going to win. you got it. i'm telling you, you can do this. we need you. we need you, brother. >> we begin with a legacy making week for the president and a painful lesson in simple math for democrats. the president's second nominee to the supreme court, brett kavanaugh, appears before the senate judiciary committee this week. open

john king is joining me right now. what's your take on what happened this morning about committee confidential and cory booker and hirono and republicans on this committee? >> a couple of key issues. number one, is there something else in those documents we have not seen, even though some have been leaked on the issues of abortion, affirmative action? do the democrats have something here or do they have reason to believe there's actually something in the documents being withheld that could doom this nomination, or do they think simply that they know their base is frustrated, that the math is not there to stop brett kavanaugh and the democrats are doing everything they can to show they are waging the fight? that's the unanswered question. on the abortion issue, brett kavanaugh has just said in the recent moments, i worked for a pro-life president. i didn't think a memo where i said not all legal scholars think roe v. wade is settled law. is that enough for the key audience of two here? republican susan collins and lisa

i'm john king. thank you for sharing your day with us.se is a well-oiled machine, but he's on a manhunt for aides who think otherwise. they try now to avoid a government shut down and prepare for the mid-terms. plus, the president channels james carville saying it's the economy, stupid. he has good reason to brag. why twist the facts and lie? survivor democratic edition. nancy pelosi acknowledges the revolt on the left and

i'm john king. thank you for sharing your day with us.ent. the polish government purged its courts and seizes anti-democrat. we could hear from the two leaders soon. the trade war with china escalates and the white house unveils new tariffs and beijing

i'm john king. an important day it is. hurricane florence closing in on the carolinas. than 15,000 square miles. yet somehow as this monster storm approaches, the president wants you to remember he's great and to blame the democrats for hurricane maria and a death toll he said they fabricated to smear him. we will get to the president's ego and his wild experience theories later, but we begin where we should, focusing

john king, there is a way of looking at the denials in which you can see what is actually being denied. one example, for example, john dowd, the president's former personal attorney denies that he ever said that president trump was an f'ing liar. in the book it says john dowd was thinking you're an f'ing liar and the same goes with john kelly. there's a litany of things that john kelly has said. he has denied calling president trump, i think, an idiot, but has not said anything else about the other things he is quoted as saying. >> a specific quote or anecdote attributed to him in the book but you don't have a flat denial, a, i didn't talk to woodward or, b, i said nothing critical of the president. if they were so adamant about this, why wouldn't general kelly give some interviews, pop into the briefing room, as he has before at key moments? you see there, that is textbook trump there in his anger. and he starts his sentence and then remembers i didn't mention this person at all. rudy giuliani is also upset. to listen to the president there as he goes through this, it's part of the --

secretary of education john king has a personal connection to the island. >> so this is a picture ofmy mother and her younger brother. my mother was born in puerto rico and came to the bronx when she was a kid >> king, who is now the p >> reporter: king, who i the president of a nonprofit, the education trust, has in the past supported both traditional and charter public schools. says the bigger point i that the federal government should be doing much more to rebuild puerto rico. >> nearly as many people died in the aftermath of hurricane maria as died in 9-11. there's a lack of recognnion many parts of the mainland that puerto rico really is a full part of the united states. >> reporter: king says short term needs like water and power are important. but there also needs to be a focus on the long term. >> and that means investing in schools. all of us want great things for our own children, but if we want to live in a great society and a great country, we have to wantor thatll children. >> reporter: wilfred spent se i tell my mom we got to >> reporter: students look forward to gradua

i'm john king. you see the chairman chuck grassley taking a 15-minute break after a contentious, dramatic morning hearing in the confirmation of brett kavanaugh to be the next supreme court justice. major questions raised by democrats today including a threat by one of them. he actually did break the senate rules and says if i get expelled, so be it. corey booker. that senator making the case that the republicans are helping to hide e-mails he insists show insights on brett kavanaugh's real issues on abortion rights in the e-mails. dramatic confrontations this morning. a break in the proceedings now. let's discuss what we have learned today, whether or not it imperils the nomination chances. with me in studio to share the reporting and insights, kaitlan collins, cnn legal analyst and mary katherine hamm with the federalist. it is every day is unusual in this administration. but in this hearing, to have a democratic senator openly break the rules and say expel me, go for it, because i believe this pr

. >>> i'm john king and thank you for sharing your day with us. breakthrough or broken record.id never mind. his promise to create one million new american jobs.

. - ( phone ringing ) - get details on this state program call or visit >>> i'm john king in washington florence tearing through the carolinas. first, here in washington a huge win for the russia special counsel. paul manafort moments ago pleading guilty in washington in a federal courtroom to one count of experience and one count of witness tampering in court. very significant. special counsel mueller said he now agree and is cooperating with the federal government. outside the courtroom in washington, the key question, do we know the details of that

john king, tell our viewers what you will be looking for this morning? >> number one, two men on the republican side, jeff flake who went to the senate floor yesterday and said we should all be ashamed to ourselves saying the way this played out is an abomination. but ben sasse, often at the end of long periods of silence by him you get a news making statement. so murkowski and collins are the key. but these two republican men are very important. some republicans are worried the strategy will backfire. but they are worried that if dr. ford is credible and you have decided not to have an fbi investigation, not to bring in other witnesses, that that credibility will extend to the other allegations and therefore tip the scales against judge brett kavanaugh, so there is a lot to that. to the point that was earlier, anita hill testimony is our only point of reference, but think about the difference. cable television, political polarization, social media. it is anita hill times 100 when it comes to the stakes of this. but the country has changed. the mood of t

. >> john king, what did you think? >> i think abby pointed this out this morning.his is the one thing the trump white house does really well. for all the chaos, you talk about all the chaos. their judicial nominations, whether gorsuch and now kavanaugh for the supreme court or dozens of lower court judges, they have a process and team in place and they work closely with this committee. in this hearing they're trying to get out ahead of the democrats. questions about roe v. wade from republicans, not just democrats. because they're trying to get out ahead of it to get kavanaugh oral the record early on the record. >> i remember when he worked for ken starr. he gets the politics. if you are a conservative or make the case you want to vote for kavanaugh, he praised chief justice berger, a nixon appointee who led a unanimous decision to force nixon to comply with the subpoena. he wouldn't answer the specific question about the here and now. what if this is president trump. if you are an anti-abortion conservative, a pro-life conservative, you hear him there say, yes, i

she married the heir to the english throne the future henry the second it was their son the later king john who said. up the brotherhood . it's rather unusual to hear people popping bottles of sparkling wine and sent him a young unless you happen to be in the magical cloister fizzy winds have been aged in the former monastery cellar since the late nineteenth century and savored in the romantic setting of the terrace garden. emily and suggests that visitors fill a picnic basket with local specialities order a bottle of sparkling wine and look for a cosy spot in the cloister. i please sometime your is actually more of a red wine town but the code close to produces this crime on to a bottle it goes perfectly with the sun to me all mackerel a local specialty there a little bit different from the french marco rolls and they taste so good with a crime all. just delicious aunts cousins to meet kim also so i'm gonna come. home people have been baking macaroni incented me own since sixteen twenty but only in this bakery to the use the original recipe. it really does look as if time has stood still h

sherman king john and i hold the hands of eighty million north and south korean people and we'll create a new homeland let's move forward into a new future together. joining me now is a journalist kelly kuzushi is in seoul south korea kelly we just saw those pictures why did the two leaders choose this very special site of this location and what message what they're trying to give by choosing this location for their photographs . you know south korean president and north korean leader kim jong un really trying to send the message that they're ready to kind of put themselves or as one people again that dusan are you now and it's really symbolic of the korean people because it is the setting of a game piece of folklore that talks about the birth of the korean people so basically they were going there to kind of rewrite history and so the two leaders can access that now they get and also certainly from kim jong un's perspective it's a way of welcoming south korea into its narrative because north korea has used. as a kind of a propaganda tool it's suppose the birthplace of the north korean

i'm john dickerson with gayle king in washington. norah o'donnell is reporting from capitol hill.l join us in a moment. our chief legal correspondent jan crawford is with us as well. we're about to hear some of the most high-stakes congressional testimony in decades. the senate judiciary committee is about to question christine blasey ford, the california professor who claims that supreme court nominee, brett kavanaugh, sexually assaulted her during a high school party 36 years ago. t andudge

get back to politicking i'm larry king and with me my political panel john i do the award winning host of the young turks in the damage report on the young turks network and joins us here in studio and in new york naomi let them have the strategist who is running for congress in new york's tenth congressional district. we have so much hype groupon or partisanship now only want to what do you make. why are we so in this country. it makes me upset that we've become so increasingly focused on partisan politics that part of the mission of my campaign is to break out of that focus on the issues that people in my district care deeply about and this opportunity that i have is incredible i mean people. people strive to make an impact their whole lives and here i am you know i have this this opportunity to do something meaningful and i'm i am listening to the people in my district and thinking of ways to carry their concerns into congress when i'm there in january and i mean look at it without this we end up with a situation like my opponent jerry navarre votes no on every single bill that the