we have the latest from kirsten. >> officers opened fire killing the suspects. >> he heard the gunfire around midnight. he saw three people shot, one in the head. they were wearing suicide belts. they say the explosives on the belts were fake. it began when a car drove into a crowd. six people and a police officer were injured. this morning news that one of those, a woman, has died. it happened hours after a van mowed down tourists. the police saying this morning the second took place in that seaside town 70 miles to the south of barcelona. police say they vague lie shot four people. a fifth died later. you can see behind me there are heavily ampled police. a witness describing 60 or 70 tourists fleeing for their lives, running into a restaur t restaurant, truly a horrifying scene. back to you. >> in reaction to the terror in spain president trump tweeted homeland security are on alert and closely watching for any sign of trouble. borders are far tougher than ever before. he tweeted the courts must give back our protected rights. nbc 10 crews arrived this morning to give us a firsthand

>> w >> kirsten is alley's t me while i was driving. almost hit a car and ran off the road. >> the coach does gymnastic exhibitions at football games. williams didn't respond to a request from cbs news. but told a local newspaper, the videos were taken out of context. and insisted this was normal training for splits. he and other school administrators have been suspended. >> stop! >> allie its under the care of a physical therapist. >> this really hurt her? >> yes, it causes her muscle tissue to tear and ligaments as well as pulling a hamstring. >> the incident was in june. the videos surfaced last night. the school's superintendent released a statement saying, the images and actions depected are extremely absolutely contrary to our core values. late this afternoon the families and children met with the denver police department which may contemplating a criminal investigation. also at the meeting anthony personnel from children's hospital colorado. >> barry peterson in denver, thanks. >> when we come back, plenty of swings, few misses a

let me go to my party panel, kirsten haglund is here, dave smith, and right turn strategies strategistnd lgbt for trump chris barron in the house. exciting night, tensions running high off charlottesville. many on the left telling the president, actually telling him to postpone the phoenix rally. he is hear tonight. is there a chains touched on this with dana that he could and should expand the base tonight? >> i think it is all about the base tonight. these rallies are always about the base. but it can also be about expanding the base if he hits on those messages that helped him win in november. securing our border, draining the swamp. i feel strongly he should go out tonight and hold jeff flake's feet to the fire. the fact is, every one of the establishment republicans crap all over the president. every time there is bad news they dump on the president. kennedy: i don't know that jeff flake is an establishment republican. >> the dump on trump wing of the party. kennedy: they might just disagree with the president. the trump supporters can't use the term snowflake any more because if

kennedy: i want to bring in kirsten. >> what will be an interesting dynamic to watch is the idea of talk. talk. south korea was elected with a more doveish response to north korea. you saw the trump administration respond to that. preconditions, but talk. >> north korea said the calls for talks are false and fraudulent. kennedy: china said there has to be a bilateral dell that north korea will give it nuclear program with south korea and the up s. stop their nuclear program. >> i'll give china whatever they want if they can give these people passports and give them information. >> maybe four party and five party talk. but bringing everybody to the table and having a conversation because the alternatives are so dire. the moment one of these missile tests hit japan or south korea, we are at our period. so there has to be something. kennedy: vice president pence is strongly denying a report that he was positioning himself to run for the white house in 2020. according to the article sell other republicans are preparing for a potential run in 2020. the statement reads today article in the "ne

. >> kirsten is alley's mother. >> my daughter showed them to me while i was driving. almost hit a car and ran off the road. >> the coach does gymnastic exhibitions at football games. williams didn't respond to a request from cbs news. but told a local newspaper, the videos were taken out of context. and insisted this was normal training for splits. he and other school administrators have been suspended. >> stop! >> allie its under the care of a physical therapist. your toilet is germ-ridden with mineral buildup. clorox toilet bowl cleaner with bleach is no match against limescale. but lysol power toilet bowl cleaner has 10x more cleaning power against limescale. so switch to lysol. what it takes to protect. because your carpet there's resolve carpet care. it lifts more dirt and pet hair versus vacuuming alone. resolve carpet care with five times benefits (cough) i'm never gonna i'll take a sick day tomorrow. on our daughter's birthday? moms don't take sick days & moms take nyquil severe. the nighttime sniffling, sneezing, coughing, aching, fever, best sleep with a col

good morning, kirsten. >> good morning, lauren. definitely a credible threat. difficulty is republicans of president trump don't have a lot of leverage. democrats really have more power here. 60 votes to get any spending measures. so they are going to need some democrat that said absolutely no way. also going to shut down the government over the border while funding. the brinksmanship happening right now in the public and no after ruling out obviously being able to pass health care reform, tax reform and they can't stomach another big loss here when it comes to looking forward to 2018 midterm elections. trent is a cost to the border was $1.6 trillion. the house late last month passed a measure to approve funding but the chances are that passing are pretty slim. >> this is obviously a huge campaign promise from president trump, which obviously got a lot of really, really eight cheers and applause in phoenix. the reality is he also promised people in his base in particular that mexico is going to pay for that wall, not the american people. among republicans, peop

here now is kirsten haglund, conservative political commentator. he has excessive expectations about how congress works. i think he's expressing the frustration that everyone who's not a snail in congress is snailing. what do you think of my thesis? >> very true. in this respect, he was 100% spot-on because they have had seven to eight years not just talking about the issue but craft a plan they can unite around. crafting legislation can be a slow process, getting a plan to put on the floor everyone that agrees on, that should have been done. melissa: see, i think the impression you take away after you watch things like this go by is that they're invested in things going slowly. >> right. melissa: that both parties are part of the slow molasses that gummed up our entire system and don't want things to move along and get better because that's what gives them power is the slow movement. is that too cynical of me? >> no, on the one hand sometimes moving slow is a good thing and founder created lots of checks and balances and political machinations is

kirsten. >> my critics are saying that because it's me.ttered the exact same words, they'd say, what a great statement, what a wonderful statement. they're only doing it, but i will tell you, we have tens of millions of people in this country that are so happy with what i'm saying because they're saying, finally, we have a president that's sticking up for our nation and frankly, sticking up for our friends and our allies. >> he's saying that the only reason people are criticizing him is because it's him and if any other president, let's say president obama or george bush said fire and fury or locked and loaded, that the criticism would not be there. it would be compliments. thoughts? >> i don't think that's right. and i think that people look to the president for stability and for reassurance and those kind of comments are not reassuring to people. i think it's frightening to people and the fact you have homeland security warning people in guam not to look basically if there's an explosion, not to look at it because you could be blinded, i

the five democrats were kirsten gillibrand of new york, ed markey and elizabeth warren both of massachusetts and jeff merkley and ron wyden both of oregon. in addition, three senators did not vote. richard burr of north carolina, minnesota's al franken and arizona's john mccain. in a statement, senator wyden criticized wray because of his stance on government surveillance. wyden said, quote, "in his public and private statements, chris wrayay failed to oppose government backdoors into americans' personal devices, or to acknowledge the facts about encryption. that it isn't about liberty versus security, it's about more security versus less security." the american civil liberties union also criticized wray in part for his work at the justice department under george w. bush, when he worked with many of the key architects of the u.s. torture program. for more on christopher wray, we are joined by two guests: marcy . marcy wheeler is an independent journalist who covers national security and civil liberties. she runs the website emptywheel.net. and, joining us via democracy now video stream is ec

joining me to discuss is jan morgan as citizens for trust spokesperson and kirsten haglund a conservativeu know what it reminds me of just a little bit is die hard. there's a little die hard in there. that was a very popular moneymaking movie that started the whole franchise. is this really fan fiction? hollywood is under the mistaken impression that anyone in american gets to flip on any of their views that's irrelevant. viewing hollywood elites is the same way we viewed dancing monkeys and costumes. they are there solely for our detainment. we will never turn to them as a resource for analysis on anything of relevance. i agree with mark walberg when he says it's way past time for hollywood to just shut up. gerri: i know you have a view on this. let's hear it. >> first of all there's a false premise that the albright or even conservatives generally support vigilante justice and violence. that's just not true. first of all there are printing under false pretenses and it needs to be. secondly i'm not a personal fan of real violent movies. that's just me. i prefer jane austin movies so you

. >> kirsten, it's so interesting that at this stage, given the length of time that's passed by, trumpll no there there. there may be smoke but no evidence of fire or collusion. and yet new pieces of information are still coming out based on reporters doing hard work and mueller has access to a lot more information. >> yeah. i think the bare minimum, what this new information tells us is what it looks like the russians were up to. just more evidence that they were clearly trying to figure out a way into the trump campaign and it fits with all the other reporting that's been done. but what we're not sure about is what it tells us about the trump campaign. but what is strange is that they entertained it. presidential campaigns are about getting someone elected, it has nothing to do with meeting with putin if you're running for president. unless you were so far ahead that you thought you were going to win and planning for your government. but trump was never at that point. so the question is, why all the meetings with the russians that happened? they don't make any sense. why even enterta

joining me in person, kirsten powers and michael dantonio. i don't understand why they can't just say yeah, it's a mistake and move on. >> because the president would disapprove of that. you know he doesn't admit mistakes. it would be very easy and smart for somebody to say the president misremembered. these were conversations. these were not phone calls. but the president himself, i believe and you have biographers who will be able to tell you more, but the president i believe believes this after a while. and that he says it because he believes it so when you confront him with it, he'll say, yeah, they did say that to me, maybe not in a phone call. we don't know whether in fact any of these exchanges ever took place and that's the next part of the story that we have to work on. >> has he always been like this sh. >> donald trump is 71 years old and been in the public stage for 50 or so of those years and i've been watching him 25 of those years and he's been a prevaricator, fabulous liar, whatever you want to use, flagrantly and almost patho

new york democratic senator kirsten gillibrand has withdrawn her sponsorship of a bill that critics sayould criminalize free speech and peaceful protest. the israel anti-boycott act would make it a felony for u.s. citizens to support boycotts of israel and israeli settlements, punishable by at least a $250,000 fine, with a maximum penalty of a fine of $1 million and 20 years in prison. senator gillibrand's reversal came as groups, including the aclu, julius -- jewish voice for peac,e and palestine legal mount a campaign challenging anti-bds bills as unconstitutional. nearly half of the senate and 234 congress members continue to support the bill. in nicaragua, amnesty international has accused the government m of a campaign of harassment against activists challenging a proposed $50 billion canal linking the atlantic and pacific oceans. campesinos say the project could devastate the environment while displacing up to 120,000 people. this is amnesty international lawyer erika guevara rosas. >> this canal, whose construction has not yet begun, has grave human rights violations against comm

the only votes against five democratic senators, kirsten guillenbrand, ed markley and james merkley.when you consider the firestorm the president sparked when he fired james comey under the circumstances that he did and the pushback he got from not only democrats but also republicans and sort of this high bar that they set at that time for whatever nominee he would select. it's a pretty amazing situation that we're in to see that the president was able to pick a nominee that won such broad bipartisan support, and you know it's amazing from a political perspective. the democrats decided they weren't going to make this a political issue, that they had enough confidence in christopher wray to get the job done. >> mark preston, there was a 92-8 vote in the united states senate on another issue the other day, the russia sanctions, iran sanctions, north korea sanctions, legislation. the president still hasn't signed that into law. what's the problem, what's the delay? >> well, we're hearing from the white house that it's a very complicated legislative measure and they want to review it, wh

fine, but a little less of nancy pelosi, a little less of chuck schumer, more of pamela harris, of kirsten gillibrand, cory booker, seth moulton. they don't showcase their talent as well as the republicans five or ten years ago with the paul ryans and the marco rubios. so i think optics matter and in the long run hope they can develop a candidate who can connect to people the way the successful ones have done in the past. >> the optics are critical, al is absolutely right, and i think part of the optical problem the democrats have, when you listen to people when you're walking around, is the democratic party, the party they belong to and vote for barack obama maybe twice and their parents' party for years and years a lot of the national democrats, they feel, pay more attention to silicon valley and peel a lot of the republicans, especially donald trump in his fraudulent way that he did, artfully but fraudulently during the campaign, is he managed to, without saying it, identify with a huge, huge percentage of people in this country who suffered grievous losses in 2008 and 2009. they lost j

. >> which i think kirsten hit the nail on the head. it is a problem for republicans. because at the end of the day, this is the commander in chief, and he's unifier and he wants to win. you want to -- you want wins in congress and thus far, there really aren't any. and the fact that he hasn't spoken to the senate majority leader and will not do so until labor day, that he's thrown multiple republicans under the bus, you know, i was talking to rich galen, who's been around washington for a long time and i said, rich, does he understand how washington works and he said, no. >> no. >> do you agree. >> yes, absolutely. i mean, let's just look at it very logically. he's a 70-year-old man and he's been in show business. >> that's not an excuse. >> absolutely not but as you get older and set in your ways, that's a normal thing in life. it's harder to shift a whole life of building a business, building his brand and entertainment and show business and real estate and licensing and franchising to then just totally shift your way of doing life. he grew up creating controversy.

what do you make of this, kirsten?ean, first of all, the post came off as something you would expect from not just a teenager, but a very nasty teenager. this was just really kind of unbelievable how nasty she was to this woman. you know, separate from the fact that it's just bad judgment to be the wife of a public servant posting these kinds of pictures with all these hash tags of expensive things. that bag that she was carrying ranges between $10,000 and into the hundreds of thousands. >> for the bag? >> yes, for the purse she was carrying. this is -- when you're going to a state where -- the whole country there's a lot of suffering. but in that state in particular. >> looking at this photograph that she posted, that's not a photograph she took, but a photograph she had to search out somebody else took or asked somebody to take or somehow she searched it out and intentionally posted it. and it's not just that she hash tagged the designers, she tagged the items in the photograph, so that any time anyone searches for t

and gifford said kirsten described schneiderman as a bad guy and a phony and send in a negative articlebout schneiderman. elizabeth spires ran "the observer" for a year and says she says no serious reporter would touch that piece on schneiderman and it reflected an agenda by kushner to attack schneiderman all as pay-back over the trump university suit. a back-story that's more interesting, given that schneiderman is now working with mueller. elizabeth spires is here along with "slate's" michelle goldberg. what was going on a? >> one thing that's important to remember is that the editor of the newspaper at the time was a family friend of the kushner's, a former political operative. he didn't have a traditional journalism background. and so i think he understood what jared wanted to happen or what would be in the best interests of donald trump. so if you read the story, which is a fairly long profile, 7,000 words. i was counting on my phone how many times mr. trump or donald trump appears in that story. it's 47 times. it's possibly more times than the story mentions eric schneiderman. >>

i think it was -- what kirsten said is very important. who financed this coming from ohio?needs to step up and be the president. we all understand, many of us who have known him for years, how donald trump can be, but we need to force him to wait a minute and respect the presidency. we have people that are dying. we have people -- these rallies are not called in reaction to an incident. like you saw with police brutality rallies that we did. these people are calling for these rallies based on their belief in white supremacy. they have the right to do it but don't have the right to engage in domestic terrorism and he's being used in terms of the trump hats and slogans. he a ut to direct that directly like many of us have had to address when we got involved in situations where our names may have been involved. >> saying the president needs to direct this directly what's happening across the country. what about gorka, miller, and bannon? is it time for one or all to go? >> well, yes. one of the problems here is people don't understand the distinction between someone like jeff

. >> kirsten powers, jeffrey toobin, bakari sellers. is this a potentially legal issue for the president? >> first of all, there is a dispute about the facts. there is this question of, whether the president was involved in drafting the statement. obviously "the washington post" said he did. jay sekulow in the earlier interview said he didn't. if he did draft the statement and if he knew at the time he drafted the statement that it was false, as the statement turned out to be, that definitely could be part of a legal problem for the president because even though it is not a crime to issue a false statement to the news media, it could be evidence of a pattern of obstruction of justice along with firing james comey and that is at the heart of the mueller investigation. so, obviously, the most important thing is to determine what happened here. did the president actually dictate this statement and did the president know it was false when he dictated it? but if he did dictate it, and if he knew it was false, you bet it could be part of a le

>> it's hard to disagree with anything that kirsten said. look, this should be honestly the easiest layup in american politics to call out neo-nazis, neo-confederates and to not try to draw fine distinctions between who are the good people marching, chanting blood and soil and the jews will not replace us, and who are the bad people marching, chanting those things? this was a gathering of evil men and she is exactly right, evil men. to then have from the bully pulpit, the highest, the most prominent person in the land to deliver an impromptu news conference that causes these evil people to celebrate, to celebrate, is a stunning moment in recent american history. that's why i said earlier, we can't be sitting here talking right now about 3% or 4% in marginal tax rates. there are larger cultural concerns here that go to the founding of our country. this is the central divide that has been, that almost ruptured the country entirely at one point, and to not be able to have a clear, clarion call in this moment, is deeply distressing. it's doubly

this morning political analyst kirsten haglund, former utah congress than, for house oversight committee chairman fox news contributor jason chaffetz is here. pollster ms. lansky partner president lee carter is here. we will have to get started on that monday morning 6:00 a.m. >> breaking news. lots of intensity over the weekend. sandra: as always good good morning to you. let's get first to our top story this hour. the north is now vowing to boost its nuclear arsenal and watch a thousandfold revenge after the united nations council unanimously approved quickly new sanctions to punish the country over 33rd missile launches. president trump treat the sanctions come, treating it just completed call with president moon and south korea. very happy and impressed with the united nations out of north korea sanctions. here's that the ambassador to keeley had to say about the sanctions. potential military options and regime change when she sat down with maria bartiromo yesterday and "sunday morning futures." >> what we basically did was kick him in the stomach, told them to stop inside were not g

they raged, kirsten screamed up and down swearing they were , going to blow up the assignment that night. the 500 terrified women who took shelter in the asylum feared for their lives. one woman reportedly died of fright. other women took to the woods for safety. ladies, it is a very cold night. why don't you go into your burning city to warm yourselves? when sherman's men left columbia, leverett and many of viewed the war through the prism of the union's dishonorable behavior and their rifling shame of men at through their personal belongings. where as sherman justified the invasion of homes as an effective or time tactic and a just punishment of treason is behavior, slaveholding women came to different conclusions. leverett desperately tried to spread the word of the outrageous in columbia. our men must know how we have been treated. leverett appealed two white men's sense of honor, with the knowledge that the union army's treatment of southern women would invigorate the soldiers. our men never pop up for, tell them i say they must do it now. if they give up or their knees shake, i wil