it is now 8 30 in the evening so many guys land has come to the lady laura area of the city to meet the victim of an anti semitic attack. benson your moved here only recently. i love an image with all the while our. backyard in the place i haven't packed my things for the bathroom these are my plates and everything i need fish about. a few months ago unknown individuals broke into her apartment and vandalized it. the perpetrators scratched anti semitic slogans into the doors of her car and slashed the tires the police advised her to leave her apartment immediately. because it takes time to really settle that. under lots of what was the most important thing is that you're now in safety for. the surgery i'm sure will. pay a high price for this sunday semitism. ok we weren't physically injured. but i have to ask myself why just because we jews although that's actually what the problem is it makes me want to cry. we used to have a quiet life. the 1st sometimes i can't take it anymore. you have to be strong. at least you're here now. because law won't leave us alone here ever since it all ha

laura: who is that? my guess is the first ladies would fare better. >> laura: you think? many times has millennia been on a magazine cover? one spirit john travolta with another award show. you will remember the music awards, he butchered the name of medina. >> please welcome a talented woman. >> laura: [laughter] >> this week he was at the vmas presenting, watch. >> i shouldn't do this. i would just mispronounce [bleep] [bleep]. queen latifah had to make the announcement because he didn't want to mess up the pronunciation. that did not save him joe biden of hollywood hills and taylor swift won an award for her new album, she took the stage with a team of people at the lgbt friendly video including several drag queens. travolta mistook one of them for taylor swift and handed the award to the drag queen. watch this, look, here we go. that is not her but a drag queen. oh, i'm sorry. and imagine how happy, imagine how happy taylor swift must have been to be confused with diana -- >> laura: she would rather go back to kanye west and take that award from her, remember? that wa

guest: it got started because ft lady laura bush had developed a very successful book festival in texashen she was the first lady there. as soon as she became first lady here in washington, and the country was really going through quite a bit, she asked my predecessor, dr. james billington, who recently passed, if we could have a national book festival. we are hoping that she will join us in the 20th year next year because she was really the person who said that books can help heal, books can help people understand. we are very grateful to first lady laura bush. also, she is a librarian. coverage -- our live coverage of the librarian of congress national book festival on c-span2. for folks who cannot make it to the convention center today, how can they engage with this festival and the library of congress? >> i am so glad you are mentioning that because the event will be livestreamed then you can watch it all day today. it goes until 8:00 tonight and it is a great way to have your coffee or just relax and enjoy the authors. we want everyone to have the experience whether you can be here

there is another female photographer who worked for president bush on the first lady staff. on laura bush's staff. i think she has two or three other, i think it is mostly a female staff. they are great. none of them are former photojournalists that were working as press photographers, much like the obama administration. pete was a working press photographer. lawrence jackson, from the associated press, was a working photographer. you had chuck kennedy who was a working photographer in washington, d.c. they were working in d.c. and doing what we do every day. host: here is a photograph you took in front of the white house, what is that? where is the president? doug: the president is on the south lawn of the white house. it was an event for unions and truckers. it was a normal event, you know, where the president got up and spoke at the podium. there were members of congress there. there were two tractor-trailer sitting behind him as props. they filled up the frame nicely, they look great. at the end of it, i think a number of us photographers were joking, wouldn't it be wild if he go

. >> ladies and gentlemen, we are raised to say never again. it's happening. >> laura: on top of all of that they want more prisoners freleased. cory booker is considering releases any inmates over the age of 50. does president trump have democrats so boxed in that the left's only answer is to promote lawlessness to try to one up him. here is mark fuhrman and john yoo. mark this has always been a trouble spot for the democrats as a party. why are they increasingly turning their frustration and upset to all law enforcement not just a few bad apples but to all of law enforcement? >> well, laura, when you look at it, they are trying tola attract that base, thaty 18 to 25-year-old base that is involved in all of these movements. these anti-government anti-republican and anti-trump. they are trying to attract that group of people and the police. it's very easy to attack them becausett they don't respond toa call or any crime of violence and wonder if somebody is a liberal or a conservative, a democrat or a republican. they respond and do what is appropriate at that time for

. >> laura: they tried this with pushing oprah after her award speech and george clooney. they pushed one ladyd. honestly they pushed every celebrity. michelle obama is a global celebrity brand. >> from queen michelle to burger king. the fast foot giant has a meatless whopper. it's called the impossible whopper. the patties are made by impossible foods of soy protein. coconut oil and it allows it to bleed. customers came they can't tell the difference. >> this is made of [bleep] beef. >> we swear it's not beef. >> that's impossible. it tastes just like a whopper should taste. >> if you want a whopper why would you get a soy one? >> laura: i got sick when you said to make it bleed. >> you squeeze it and red comes out. >> laura: i don't like jeanetg c genetically modified anything. >> it's a dollar more and it has more saturated fat and sodium than beef. 10 times more! there is a reason chick-fil-a is america's favorite fast food chain. i don't know if you saw this rescue of several beached whales in florida. the coastguard and locals pulled this off. it was a political rescue in the media that

. >> laura: i'm laura ingraham, this is the ingraham angle from washington tonight. president trump and first lady of course spent an emotional day visiting the survivors, the families, first responders of the weekend's deadly mass shooting but the media and democrats are only focused on one thing. stoking division. rudy giuliani, mollie hemingway are here to discuss the twisted rhetoric. also today, joe biden campaigning in iowa saying trump has no moral leadership renders directly to blame for the violence. candace owens is here to respond. plus, frank luntz breaks down the where the democrats are using two separate america. and raymond arroyo will share shocking details, interestingly-timed, of a violent hollywood film that could inspire, some are warning tonight, more mass shootings. they can't miss seen and unseen straight ahead, first, morning in america. that's the focus of tonight's angle. as our nation continues to him on the tragedies in el paso and dayton, president trump did what was right spending the day visiting with the shooting victims, their families and brave first responders. a

. >> laura: so you get it, trump is never going to satisfy these people. and then the great ladyted up her skirt. "the new york times" editorial board called on moderate -- moderate big tech and anyone elo more to condemn white nationalists even if the president condemns them from one side of the mouth and extolled as no nationalism from the other. so after a weekend went to comed meant targeted people with deadly force, "the new york times" decides this editorial to respond by targeting tv hosts who dare to say that america has borders and laws and that both should be enforced. whoever thought, by the way, a newspaper that published the pentagon papers would arrive at a place where they would advocate silencing speech in order to win an argument or an election. but that is exactly what they are doing. trump is not a racist. he is not anti-immigrant. he married one after all. he done justice reform and push for opportunities precisely because he knows urban america could never be left behind. and it has been left behind. he wants all americans to do better and be happy. and his s

lady traveled to el paso as well as dayton, ohio, where 31 people were killed over the weekend. reaction to the president's visit was mixed with protesters and some supporters in both cities. laura podesta has more on those visits. good morning. >> good morning. as you know, it's known that our nation's leaders to go to the grounds of mas show solidarity and strength with the community, but as you mentioned, president trump's visits to el paso and dayton was not welcomed by all. he spent wednesday as comforter in chief. >> we met with numerous people. we met with also the doctors, the nurses, the medical staff. they have done an incredible job. >> he made back-to-back visits to hospitals in dayton, ohio, and el paso, texas, cities still reeling from mass shootings this past weekend. >> i wanted to come and thank you because you're very special people. >> reaction to the president's visit was mixed. protesters chanted outside the hospitals in el paso and dayton. >> i find it difficult to believe the president comes in here to play the part of sympathizers when in reality at his rallies he'ss as ucommun >> both sides have used strong rhetoric. both sides need to get together and h

laura kemp. >> hello, commissioners. i have raised three daughters in this district and in our district we don't have very many historic landmarks. we have the old lady's home on university and we are kind of a forgotten neighborhood. i know that we have a nice billboard that designates us as the garden district, but we really don't have much to play -- pay homage to the mid-to -- to the italians. this is another structure that they built and they maintained and it flourished. it was a very successful nursery for decades. it is very well known to the residents and to the neighbours in our district, but it is something that we don't want to lose. it is too precious. there is nothing else like this in the city of san francisco. no matter where you go you won't find anything like this and we would love to see it preserved. thank you. >> thank you. caitlin galloway? >> good afternoon, commissioners i am here -- i used to run -- run a farm called little city gardens in san francisco. it was the city's only commercial farm and we ran operations from 2010 to 2016. we lost access to our parcel that we farmed, it was a three-quarter aigle -- acre parcel. we los

shared that photo last night, watch laura anchor the 5:00 and 6:00 with news with raj while i was making dinner, after working with her in the morning. she was a busy lady follow me on facebook, twitter and instagram. we'd love to have you in the conversation. roxana: our students don't have part-time needs. so they absolutely cannot have part-time solutions. angelia: one of changes that we need is smaller class sizes. rosanne: we need a lot more school nurses, a lot more school counselors. rodney: counselors provide that social, emotional core that's needed. marisa: schools need to be safe places for our children to learn. ever: every student has the right to quality education. no matter what neighborhood you live in. angelia: we are cta. rosanne: we are cta. marisa: we are cta. narrator: because we know quality public schools make a better california for all of us. >>> 6:22 and happening today, the man accused of killing a bay area native, molly tibbitts in iowa is expected in court. >>> the man prosecutors say is the golden state killer won't be back in court until next year. joseph deangelo is charged with 13 counts of murder. police say dna evidenc