kaitlyn says when the sun comes out and it streams in, they love getti the sunshine. they really love just the sunshine. >> that is adorable. can you have pigs as pets? >> yes. >> i wanted a mini piglet. >> wouldn't it be awful if you cooked bacon sunday morning? >> they would have to deal with that. >> since they are pigs, i don't think they would mind. >>> patience is a virtue that this woman does not possess. you'll notice here in china, one dude is on a scooter going down the ramp. suddenly he says, i'm on top of this. >> oh! >> it's control of her scooter that she lacks, not patience. >> she goes around him and starts walking the bike down the stairs, when suddenly -- >> i think the bike started walking her. >> -- into a wall. >> i think she's wearing the wrong shoes, she kind of lost control. i think she veered to the side not to bang into him, know what i mean? >> she didn't have her hand on the brake or perhaps they weren't working. >> she was technically the one person doing it the way you're supposed to. you're supposed to get off and wheel it down, wheel it

struck in lubbock size reversal from kaitlyn chana. want supported president trump says she has changed her mind while she is calling him out. >>> welcome back, more live pictures inside these room at the white house. president trump expected to be arrest the florida -- in the 50s and 12 mail bombs. democratic supporters he previously lived in new york. as we monitor the pictures they remember in the past hour with authorities cover up and take away a white van believed to belong to the man who is under arrest. a lot of questions about what the motive may be. we don't expect the president to answer but certainly many are looking to the president to comment could be described as a nationwide fear, if not panic, or what is coming in the mail. it is important to note that none of the devices actually blowup but they certainly were threatening.>> was it more of a scare tactic? maybe the individual was not reading the directions. some people say there is a live picture of the van she was mentioning. this is the white van authorities have no

kaitlyn collins, thank you very much. the pittsburgh police department today gave a status report on the officers who were hurt or wounded during the shooting. kaitlyn was just talking about that. one was shot in the hand. another suffered a graze wound to the head. boenl ha both have been released. two others remain hospitalized to their great good fortune pittsburgh is home to the finest medical care in the planet. with me now one of the professionals who makes it possible, dr. donald kneely who chairs the department of medicine at the university of pittsburgh medical school and the university of pittsburgh medical center and pittsburgh city councilwoman erica strasberger. i know it's been very busy couple days for both of you and a very trying couple days. can you just talk a little bit about the people who are still hospitalized, how they're doing? >> there are three people still at upmc presbyterian. they're improving. they're no longer using assisted ventilation and showing signs of recovery. there is a third person

. >>> reality star kaitlyn jenner turning her back on the president.any in the lgbt community were upset of the support for the president. in the article, jenner said she thought she could work within the administration to support the community. that was a mistake. she says the reality is the trans community is attacked by the president. he has ignored our humanity and dignity and made trans people a new political pawn and it is unacceptable and upsetting and deeply hurt me. this week "the new york times" reporting the administration is looking at narrowing the definition of gender of persons biological sex at birth. >>> coming up after all the changing and shifting explanations, a whopper from the saudis. the murder of jamal khashoggi was premeditated. what it means for the crown prince. we're live in istanbul. >>> 4:15 eastern time. another big shift in saudi arabia's explanation for the death of journalist jamal khashoggi. the saudis now admit "the washington post" journalist was premeditated. we have diplomatic editor nic robertson in istanbul. nic

but in some ways, kaitlyn, this seemed inevitable. >> he was on the fast track and everyone kept saying unless something really insane happens, he is on the fast track to be confirmed and something really insane happened and upended washington for a few weeks. on friday when susan collins was giving her speech and started speaking for the first 20, 25 minutes, it was a speech she could have given if none of the allegations had happened, if christine blasey-ford had not come forward or the other two accusers of sexual misconduct. that critical vote who got him confirmed to the supreme court made her argument but had very little to do with the allegations against him. that was kind of the closing part of her speech. >> we were looking at susan collins and here is what they had to say for the reasoning of their final votes. >> i do not believe that these charges can barely prevent judge kavanaugh from serving on the court. >> i could not con conclude that he is the right person for the court at this time. >> i believe dr. ford. something happened to dr. ford. i don't believe that it shows

kaitlyn collins is traveling with the president.h the kavanaugh vote even closer, what do we expect to hear from president trump when it comes to his rally this evening? >> reporter: aides say it's almost guaranteed that president trump brings up kavanaugh tonight. this is his third rally and with each one we've seen him grow tougher on his attacks of christine blasey-ford. with an we're seeing the president do with brett kavanaugh is channel his anger over the delay in his confirmation hearing, jake, into what he thinks could be a winning strategy in the mid terms this fall. >> as the white households its breath into sexual assault allegations against supreme court nominee brett kavanaugh. raj shah confident the report doesn't back up claims made against kavanaugh. >> we believe all the senate's questions have been addressed. >> and the white house pushing back on chrisicism they limited the investigation. >> we allowed the fbi to do exactly what they do best. we haven't micromanaged this process. >> reporter: officials fully aware

as reporter kaitlyn pratt tells us, his family members and teammates are just in shock. ♪ amazing gracehow sweet the sound ♪ >> reporter: a small town kid with big dreams. that's how those who loved dylan thomas are remembering the teenager. thomas, playing for the high school friday night when a hard- hit left the 16-year-old with a terrible brain injury. >> friends and family visiting his hospital room through the weekend. >> it meant the world to me. you have guys driving from three hours away to come over here just to see one kid and pray for him. >> reporter: the high school junior did not survive. on sunday, hundreds gathered to pray for his family. >> we are going to start lighting the candles now. >> and makes us feel so much better now. it feels like we are not so alone. >> reporter: family members calling the impact a freak accident. the social media hashtag trending in pike county, ylanstrong. the punctuation at the end of so much sentiment. >> we want his family to know that we love him and are key became in our prayers. >> reporter: funeral arrangements are still in the wor

kaitlyn, this is how sarah sanders reacted to "the new york times" report today. >> it's a totally false based on an old, recycled news story. i'm not going to sit and go through every single line of a very boring 14,000-word story. >> first of all, that sounds like the trump tweet, not an official white house statement. second of all, you're going to have to do better than that if you want to convince me there are falsehoods in this story. >> it sounds like the statement they put out last night which read like it was dictated, word for word, by the president, calling it boring, old, something no one has ever done. >> where are the factual errors? >> navy not listed one specific thing. sarah sanders in that response was name one thing that is wrong, one specific line in this story that is wrong. she said charles harder already did that. he didn't. he gave a broad denial. the question was, is the president still under audit? she said to her knowledge she believes some of his taxes were still under audit. will he release his tax return? as of her awareness at that briefing there is no plan

neil: let's get a read of that with kaitlyn owens. what do you think?ing of senator warren getting this out and i found that fascinating. >> it seems that she has released the dna test result well before the democratic primaries are getting underway and of course you know while everyone is positioning themselves are now. she seems to have wanted to get out in front of the storyline and president trump has made a big deal about her claims she has native american heritage. neil: i've not read the full report on this but it goes back some generation but she can argue that overwhelmingly european descent and some native americans blood in her. will that be enough to get the president calling her pocahontas? >> already think you're saying republicans spin this that she has a very minute native american heritage. it could be a small as about 11,000th of her blood and the thing is native american heritage. this is one of those things where as little as it sounds both sides are going to take in on it. neil: if you don't like are you still don't like her and if

. >>> coming up, kaitlyn chana changing her tune.opinion piece she watched macro for the president is not washington post where she talks with the company transgender committee. but getting rid of pulp restriction test my prescription drugs. we talk a special agent but the nationwide event happening tomorrow. back after the break. not to the finish.t. but to the beginning. a fight that can only be won, if we stand together for one cause. him. expert care for every new beginning. >>> welcome back. we are in new york. the police telling the latest specific his advice. obviously we just missed the talent of a news conference. for the package found this morning at a new york post office just to james clapper it was now tumor new jersey senator. corey booker. all of the details coming up later on mornings on 2. >>> the company -- the pair, he discontinued several the products in a response to a rise in underage users. the fda warmed that required by the public health crisis when it comes to teenage use in vaping. it is considering nationw

good for kaitlyn to continue plowing through. >> of course.y're doing their jobs. >> you don't want to be the subject of the story, right? >> i love the, i'm sorry? >> this is the trump effect, right? it is what ties together everything we have been talking about lately. from the tum per tantrum that brett kavanaugh threw to the stormy daniels obvious untruths to this sort of a thing, that it's insults. it's falsehoods, it's tantrums. it is a different kind of politics that was warned about all through the primaries in 2015, all throughout the general election in 2016. it's a choice that the voters may not have fully realized that we were making. >> right. we're going to see in the midterms and if this strong economy continues, is it the economy and that's it or a whole lot of other things? >> can i make one quick point about why this seems to get under their skin? one theory could be that there is concern that the house will turn democratic. >> right. >> and you will start to see more investigations launched. >> first lady crossing the africa

julie hirshfeld davis of "the new york times," jonathan martin of "the new york times" and cnn's kaitlyn collins. a horrific murder, shifting explanations from the saudi royal family and the confusing response from president trump. saudi arabia now admits it killed journalist jamal khashoggi. argument turned fist fight turned accidental death they say, but insist all carried out impulsively not at the orders of the crown prince mohammed bin salman. known to be key lieutenants of the crown prince, mbs, as he is known. the crown prince himself will lead an overhaul of saudi intelligence services. utter bulls hichhit was the res of the post's editor. what they're saying doesn't add up and there needs to be an independent investigation and severe punishment by the you state. what does the president think? seems to depend on when you ask. a good first step, he said and made clear he doesn't think ending arms sales to the kingdom should be part of any sanctions package. yet he also said this just yesterday, last night to the washington post. obviously there's been deception and there's been li

here's how he reacted when kaitlyn collins tried to ask her questions. >> now that you've answered severalns on trade, i'd like to ask -- >> don't do that. do you have a question on trade. >> don't do that, that's not nice. >> besides that, somebody is before you. don't do that. do you have a question on trade? >> my question is on judge kavanaugh. >> please, yes. >> you said the fbi should interview whoever they believe is appropriate, does that include julie swetnick. >> give me your question, please. >> can you promise to release the findings -- >> can you promise to -- >> you've really had enough. thank you. >> out front now, april ryan, white house correspondent for american urban radio networks, reporting from the front lines of the trump white house. >> this what it looked like today, the president telling female reporters to sit down? >>y, it was. this president was disrespecting journalists number one, regardless of gender, and two, good reporters, excellent reporters who are asking real questions, not questions to pacify the president or this administration. or questions that are

. >> kaitlyn is coming into her own, taking more risks as she works to reunite her family.p me find my son. >> she is having to fight to get her son back and she is willing to make sacrifices that she would not have before. >> let's get to work. >> she joins the cast and, a mutant from the south side of chicago. many people might remember her from empire. she says that playing a mutant on the gifted is a welcome change, especially because in this role she has a superpower that shakes people to their core. >>> it sounds like a course of banshees. it is a supersonic sound that she admits that scrambles your brains and completely disoriented you. >> this is on tuesday night at 8 pm.that new detectives smiled. >>> he joined the cast of lethal weapon season three as wesley cole, a former cia operative. this season he is played by damon wayne, working through the death of his former partner as he welcomes call on the fourth. the two together experience unusual action and drama but the season, sharp, playing tricia murtagh will direct one of the episodes. >> i told her that i was

i just needed someone to come up to me and give me a hug and say, i care about you, kaitlyn, and everything'se i shot up, i looked at myself in the mirror with a big grin. something was missing in me, whether it was a self-image situation, whether it was a character flaw. i came up with a stable family in the suburbs. i had a lot of advantages. there was some dark genie inside me that i very much hesitate to call a disease that led me to dope. i didn't have anyone else who could have talked me out of what i was doing. an intervention wouldn't have worked. i didn't have a child. i have a 7-year-old daughter now who i never would have thought. i looked in a mirror, and i saw somebody worth saving, or at least that i wanted to try real hard to save. anybody can find themselves very easily in this situation. and, you know, i look back on that, and i think about what i'll tell my daughter. you know, that was daddy. ain't no doubt about it. but i hope i can say that was daddy then. this is daddy now. that i'm alive and living in hope. thank you, guys. >> thank you. [ applause ] ♪ make a smart choic

. >> kaitlyn, when you write the book about the 2018 midterm elections, i want to understand what you will say about something that started with brett kavanaugh sitting down in that seat last week with a very, very aggressive response after christine ford had testified, and then lindsey graham sort of suggesting that this was a witch hunt and then donald trump saying that it is a scary time for young men. and somehow moving that into momentum. so putting a aside what michael just said which i hear, what if this is actually a strategy, that brett kavanaugh is going to be the strategy around which republicans get motivated to go out and on vote in november? >> you know, i think that if a trend is coming to mind here, a trend that we will see the effects of, i mean the key here is women. we've talked about enthusiasm among democrats and republicans. you know, independents are key to making this election -- to making one side getting across the finish line before the other. we've heard it over and over again over the past year that suburban women are angry, and that is the biggest threat

circuit nominees, kaitlyn haligan, withdrew her nomination. she did so after a wait of two years and six months. if you wanted, i suppose you could criticize republicans for holding up her nomination for such a lengthy period of time, but it was not anything different from what the senate democrats did to john roberts or miguel estrada or janice rogers-brown or brett kavanaugh. and i haven't even mentioned peter kaiser whom my dad -- president bush nominated to the d.c. circuit in 2006 but never received a floor vote. president obama had one other judicial nominee who bears mention. merrick garland. his name has become a rallying cry for our friends on the left. he's a good one to rally behind because garland is a very good person and very good judge, by the way. president obama nominated garland to the supreme court in march 2016. eight months before the 2016 presidential election and one month after the primaries had already begun. it had been 100 years since the supreme court nominee had been confirmed in a presidential election year. after

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we have kaitlyn riley. she's a staff writer at inside philanthropy. we have wesley lowery, national reporter for the "washington post." we have julia anguin. editor in chief at the markup. we have barbara cochran, president of the board of the national press club journalism institute. and the curtis b. hurley chair in public affairs journalism at the missouri school of journalism. skipping over our speaker, only for a moment, we have betsy fisher-mart fisher-martin, executive director of the women in politics institute at american university and co-chair of the national press club headliners team. thank you for joining us here today. i would also like to acknowledge additional members of the headliners team responsible for organizing today's event. lori russo, tamara hinton, and ellen ferguson, as well as the press club staff, specifically lindsay underwood, laura coker, and executive director, bill mccarron. now, yes. thank you. now to our guest. craig newmark is a jersey boy who reshaped the world of classified ads with the online mostly free craigs