and just three days after the lai lama said he was the reincarnated dalai lama. chinese has refused to provide any details of his whereabouts. let me be clear, the chinese government does not have the right or the authority to name the reincarnated leaders of tibet. mr. speaker, i constantly receive reports from tibet about human rights abuses. like the demolition of buildings and forced eviction of religious people from the famous buddhist institute. or the restrictions that keep tibetans from being able to travel around their country, much less abroad. we must rethink u.s. policy toward tibet. for years china has faced no consequences to respect the fundamental rights of the tibetan people. this must change. along with a bipartisan group of members, i've introduced h.r. 1872, the reciprocal access to tibet act. its restrictions on travels to areas in travel where ethnic tibetans live. journalists have to get a special permit to go to the tibet autonomous region. but under h.r. 1872 no senior leader responsible for designing or implementing travel restrictions t

i got tickled by the dalai lama. and it was very funny. tickle you remember. >> jimmy: that's what i'm talking about, see? >> yes. [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: he does a great show everybody. it's called "last week tonight." john oliver right here! [ cheers and applause ] and it is sundays at 11:00 p.m. on hbo. patton oswalt joins us next. stick around, we'll be right back, everybody! [ cheers and applause ] ♪ ♪ ♪since i came to know you baibe ♪i've been telling you how sweet you're.♪ ♪i've been telling you how good you're.♪ ♪please tell me how i look. ♪you look so good, fantastic man.♪ ♪ the insurance companies and the credit card companies and the wall street banks - that's what tom perriello is about. i was proud to stand with president obama because progressive causes have been my life's work. i'm tom perriello, and i'm running for governor to reduce economic inequality, raise wages, eliminate the burden of student debt and protect our climate. together we really can build a virginia that works for everyone. creating jobs foreaner

you met the -- >> so i interviewed the dalai lama on our show this year.his house. it's not -- he has a bit more than a house. but where he lives. and it was -- i wanted to speak to him, because he's a very funny man. and i'd read this interview where he said he sometimes gets frustrated when people take him too seriously. which is kind of an interesting idea for a spiritual leader, to think don't take everything so seriously. i've got some yucks as well. >> jimmy: yucks, yeah. absolutely, yeah. >> and it was a difficult interview to navigate, because you know he's a very important man, so you want to be respectful. but you know, comedy is at its heart disrespectful. but he kind of -- he has a a really amazing way of setting people at ease. so like he walked into the room and i was feeling very nervous. and he just grabbed our sound man by the nose and said, "you've got a big nose." [ laughter ] not bad, right? not a great joke, but a solid zing. >> jimmy: that's a good opener. >> solid zing. not great for everyone. but coming from the dalai lama, you thin

lama hasan, abc news, london. >> we thank lama for that report and we thank you for watching.ork. "gma" and "this week" tomorrow morning. have a great evening. good night. >>> now from abc 7, live, breaking news. >>> good evening, i'm eric thomas, we're staying on top of two breaking news stories. the first is major delays on all b.a.r.t. trains after a derailment. we told you about the problem in a push alert just after 3:30 this afternoon. abc 7 news was first on the scene and reporter tiffany wilson is live with new reaction from passengers, tiffany. >> reporter: eric, b.a.r.t. officials are calling this a minor derailment, but it's led to major disruptions all afternoon. i want you to look at the two train cars that derailed right before 3:00. one of them is actually sitting on the ground right now. now, those two cars were part of a nine-car pleasanton bound train and they fell several feet off of the tracks. officials are currently on the cars right now assessing the damage. b.a.r.t. says 24 people were on board as it left the station and passengers felt the train shudde

in new york, lauren simonetti, fox business. >> lamas at a wedding? than releasing a sea turtle back into the wild? big don is a 200 pound sea turtle going back out to sea and after the turtle hospital, big don was found entangled in a fishing line and they used antibiotics vitamins and he's now enjoying his new home off the florida keys, world turtle day reminds people how their actions can help keep turtles and tore at hiss safe >> i have no idea what you just said, i was stuck on lamas at wed weddings >> there's no way you can put that in a story and come back and talk about turtles. we need to take in the lamas and there you go from there. >>> let's talk redskins now, back on the field. >> let's check in with brody logan. >>> redskins park, new weapons for kirk cousins to get used to and potentially a new due date for h all that coming up ahead in sports. flush newshamts. flush ralph northam: being a pediatrician has taught me to listen carefully. i'm ralph northam, and when survivors of the virginia tech shooting asked me to support an assault we

good morning to you, lama. >> reporter: and good morning to you, guys.h, it really is the wedding everyone is talking about this morning. making headlines for a number of reasons. from poor little prince george having a complete meltdown to the question everyone was asking. where was prince harry's girlfriend, meghan markle? it was the wedding of the year. pippa middleton marrying her beloved beau, james matthews. saturday night, all eyes were in search of prince harry and his captivating date. the two cementing their status at bucklebury. a high-profile appearance avoided. they didn't want to upstage the bride on her big day. >> harry's been someone who likes to play cat and mouse with the media. he doesn't like his privacy being broken. he guards it jealously. >> reporter: it was pippa's niece and nephew who stole the show. princess charlotte performing flower girl duties. while prince george charmed as a pageboy. a misstep involving pippa's dress led to this dressing down by mum, kate, who spent the day keeping eight of the youngest guests in line. >>

lama, stand by. we will bring in dan abrams, our chief legal analyst. from a case you would see in the united states and in some ways, much more serious. >> right. because you're talking about a criminal case. you wouldn't have criminal charges brought here for that but the two questions here are going to be, number one and i think this is the most interesting one is the paparazzi is denying taking pictures. part of the defense is you can't prove that we took this picture. and -- >> i think they could. >> they're bringing in evidence about how their bank accounts suddenly inflated and made a lot of money immediately after the pictures were taken. their cell phone records, et cetera. but that's one of the defenses is that you can't prove we took those pictures. number two, is the invasion of privacy. right? invasion of privacy is the crime here and so the question is how private should they have expected it was where they were. the paparazzi say or the magazine says they were on a public road. one of the defenses and, yes, they used a telephoto lens, but

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and abc's lama hasan in englefield with what's called britain's wedding of the year.ama, good morning to you. >> reporter: i bet you can't wait to hear all bit. good morning, guys. moments ago the beautiful bride, pippa middleton and her now husband, the dapper james matthews just left the church behind me and all day today we've had a prime spot watching all the comings and goings and i can safely report not only did she look absolutely gorgeous but the younger royals were front and center. this morning the young royals out in full force. joining the creme de la creme of british society for the wedding of the year. squeezing into this tiny church in englefield to watch pippa middleton and fiance james matthews say their "i dos." >> the church itself is not too big. it's a place that she holds very dear and wanted to have that local feel to her day. >> reporter: the bride wearing an original by british designer giles deacon. only 100 guests attending including close friends and the royal family including big sister kate and prince william but sure to steal the show, p

let's go straight to abc's lama hasan for the very latest on this, good morning, lama. >> reporter: andood morning to you, amy. this morning in what is the deadliest attack in the afghan capital in years striking during the muslim holy month of ramadan in the heart of rush hour, the moment the massive and powerful explosion caught on an office security camera. the car bomb ripped through what is meant to be one of the most secure and heavily fortified neighborhoods in kabul close to the british and german embassies killing more than 80 people and wounding 350 others. among them, german embassy workers and civilians. officials expecting the death toll to rise. security forces and medical teams quickly swarm the scene. the injured were ferried in makeshift ambulances. the force so strong, it blew out windows with more than 50 cars destroyed. plumes of smoke could be seen for miles. no group has taken responsibility yet. the afghan taliban released a statement condemning the bombing. both isis and the taliban have been behind recent attacks in the country but the question this morning, how

lama knows that one, knees up. >> that's how you party. thank you, lama hasan. we appreciate it.. here she is right now. let's go to ginger. >> oh, my goodness, i can't wait to share this with you guys, for now i'm doing the first time ever underwater to say to a cut away. let's get a check closer to home. >> reporter: it's wet in south jersey, but not like where you are. we have rain falling in south jersey and delaware. rain will clear west to east. rain at the shore until the evening. 68 is the high. >>> all right, guys. i'm going in. stay with us right here. >> george i'm tamala edwards, 8:27 may 22. it's a rainy morning that could make for a tough commute. let's go over to karen rogers, good morning. >> reporter: it's rainy and gray, i-95 southbound at cottman you're jammed solid you can see the 48 minute travel time from the woodhaven to the vine. the schuylkill expressway not looking much better jammed from the blue route to the vine, westbound on the boulevard to 202. watch for that on the schuylkill expressway. heavy traffic in both directions. a couple of accidents caus

abc's lama hasan joins us from buckingham palace with more on that.rning, lama. >> reporter: yeah, good morning to you, michael. so the bbc film is based on the award winning play. the queen is dead. the country is in transition with a dysfunctional royal family and princess diana's eerie scenes ruffling quite a few feathers. >> the queen is dead. long live the king. that's me. >> reporter: it is a brand-new royal drama igniting a firestorm. >> your father rules today. >> reporter: "king charles iii," a shocking 90-minute fictional film imagining what life would be like for the house of windsor after the queen gdies. >> this is perhaps the most unstable moment the royal family will face. >> reporter: charles becoming king. >> my life has been a lingering for the throne. >> reporter: embarking on a constitutional crisis so extreme kate middleton is portrayed as a manipulative lady macbeth figure threatening to depose him. >> perhaps i might relieve the har harshness. >> reporter: principal seas diana's ghost appears telling charles he would make a good

lama knows that one, knees up. >> that's how you party. thank you, lama hasan. we appreciate it.re. here she is right now. let's go to ginger. >> oh, my goodness, michael. here i am. underwater with the sharks look at this. i'm 30 feet down going down to 45. the deck of the "ray of hope" into that swarm of reef sharks very soon here. i have to remind everybody sharks do not want to eat people. i've got my safety diver liz keeping me stable so i can talk to you guys. i have my hands in so they don't mistake them for fish. but really sharks do not want to eat human beings. it is such an interesting adventure that we're about to get into. i can't wait to share all of this with you guys but for now i'm doing the first time ever underwater toss to a cutaway. drier weather late morning through this afternoon. a few isolated showers/t-storms are possible for the second half of the day with seasonable highs in the mid to upper 70s. tomorrow will be the coolest day of the week with highs only in the upper 60s to around 70. the best chance for wet weather rolls in by tomorrow evening. >>>

lama knows that one, knees up. >> that's how you party. thank you, lama hasan. we appreciate it. here she is right now. let's go to ginger. >> oh, my goodness, michael. here i am. underwater with the sharks look at this. i'm 30 feet down going down to 45. the deck of the "ray of hope" into that swarm of reef sharks very soon here. i have to remind everybody sharks do not want to eat people. i've got my safety diver liz keeping me stable so i can talk to you guys. i have my hands in so they don't mistake them for fish. but really sharks do not want to eat human beings. it is such an interesting event, adventure that we're about to get into. i can't wait to share all of this with you guys but for now i'm doing the first time ever underwater toss to a cutaway. let's go to a check a little >>> good monday morning. i am abc7 news meteorologist, phaoeubg mike nicco. our second spare the air day. more heat in these areas. heat breaks for all of us on wednesday, seasonal to warm highs into the weekend, and 59 in half moon bay and 67 in san francisco. and 87 in fremont and 87 to 96 inland

good morning, lama. >> reporter: yeah, good morning to you, robin.n here with less than 24 hours to go until the wedding of the year kicks off right here just beyond those gates behind me, a crescendo of excitement as this tiny town gets ready for a right royal knees up. >> reporter: pippa middleton going to a body camp to get into tiptop shape and getting her glow on in an exclusive spa. >> a lot of fitness challenges and stepped it up. >> reporter: armed with garment bags perhaps carrying that much anticipated dress. the designer of choice, a favorite of the stars. >> pippa stole the show at the royal wedding wearing a very tight fitting dress. but for her day she's keen to move away from that look and go for a more full bridal lookig s kate she'll wear a low-key dress from one of her designers like alexander mcqueen or jenny packham. pippa will walk down the aisle with james matthews. >> james is a multimillionaire and comes from a wealthy family and his parents own a luxurious hotel in the caribbean island of saints bart's. he has a brother who i

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civil rights act, gave one of the great speeches against religious discrimination, which the dalai lamants on in the book, and that's really what we wanted to bring to the attention of the country, is this idea of america really great in every way, morally, not just militarily. >> thank you, sir. i'm sorry to cut you short here, because we could go on a long time talking about the centennial edition. >> that's okay, i come from a political family, so you have to shut me up. >> steven kennedy smith, thank you, sir. don't miss the special event president obama receives a profile in courage award from the john f. kennedy museum in boston. live coverage 8:00 p.m. here on msnbc. it only takes a second for an everyday item to become dangerous. new tide pods child guard pack. helps keep your laundry pacs safe and your child safer. align, press and unzip. ♪

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here's lama hasan. >> reporter: it was the wedding of the year.dleton marrying her beloved james matthew but saturday night all eyes were in search of prince harry and captivating date american actress meghan markle. the two cementing their couple status at the lavish middleton reception in bucklebury. harry and his lady, a he cueing a high-profile appearance so the bride wouldn't be upscaled. >> he doesn't like his privacy being broken. >> reporter: it was pippa's niece and nephew who stole the show. princess charlotte performing flower girl duties while prince george charmed as a page boy. though a misstep involving pippa's dress led to this dressing down by mom kate who spent the day keeping eight of the youngest guests in line. >> someone had to look after them and looked like it was kate and she seemed to have done a very good job. >> reporter: after the newly married couple escaped in this vintage jaguar it was off to that magnificent reception. the rich and famous turning out including roger federer and harry's cousin princess eugenie. >> t

having said that, every time the dalai lama visits this sensitive area, which is claimed by china tocifically to visit a monastery. it is of tremendous importance to buddhism. he was there in 2009, when china raised objections. wasn't that his first landing spot when he came from exile? he came through that area. he fled tibet. he came through, and settled in india. he is a person that raises china's heckles. china tends to go over the top on this matter. india has try to keep a lid on it. the previous indian government, ithink, did better than the present one. there is certainly an element of rhetoric going on, which i dare say will not lead to war or any of that kind. but you find the border violations are taking place all the time. i think it reflects the aspirations of india to be a global superpower. the two most populous countries, as neighbours, india in the shadow economically and geopolitically, of china, which is much wealthier, much more powerful, has a much stronger army. india, with its own internal issues of extreme poverty and corruption cannot be an equal player with

anshu was blessed by the dalai lama before leaving for the expedition.elebrating — or commiserating — at the end of the season as the honours are handed out. in italy, juventus underlined their domination of serie a, by winning a record sixth consecutive title. real madrid won their first la liga title in five years pipping archrivals barcelona to the top. let's get more reaction now on north korean state media confirming that the country has successfully carried out another ballistic missile test. we can cross live to our seoul correspondent, steve evans. what does this mean for south and north korea relations? it clearly puts them in great difficulty. there isa puts them in great difficulty. there is a new president kiir who has been in powerfor is a new president kiir who has been in power for less than two weeks. he came to power different approach to his predecessor —— like the new president here. he said that dialogue was the week forward. clearly, that hasn't been taken up in pyongyang. —— the way forward. we have had to missile tests in the space

his departure prompted the return of adam lama. he has been out for five weeks with a thigh injury.ering. lucas tried to make something happen boat in his penalties down was undone. the brazilian was more successful as a supporting actor. a late nomination for goal of the season. watch and admire. that is all watford could do. they reached a mid— table at a table comfort zone. liverpool fans and now they have form when it comes to stoppage time tutors. sebastien may have stolen the headlines, they justifiably belong to one man and his incredible goal. of course we could not mentioned that he scored with a bicycle kick all, whatever, but this space in the run that we did on the training which last week makes us happy about the goal. doing something like this is nice and, yeah, it is wonderful, a wonderful result for us. there's some good news for england cricket fans ahead of next month's champions trophy. ben stokes has returned from injury to smash a match winning century for his side rising pune supergiant in the ipl. stokes had missed the last two matches with a shoulder injury b

we are running out of time and they should have been handled months ago and, hopefully, under the lamaar that the public has had or information about the role russia play during the campaign and much of that information has not been revealed to the public. i think the odds of us getting a non—partisan independent investigation are lower each day. however, i think that is absolutely what is needed and i hope that democrats and patriotic republicans who are briefed on these intelligence issues a step forward and inform the public, you know what? that we need to know because it could falsify the election results. it is a big deal and we still do not have the information. recently, sarah, if you can, the fallout from this is still spreading but is there a rescue for president trump and the way this was done that he puts himself at risk of more damaging leaks from inside the fbi oi’ damaging leaks from inside the fbi or the intelligence agencies?” think that is certainly possible. at this point i think we have information versus power. we have a situation in which information may not be pow

here's abc's lama hasan. >> reporter: arriving at the church in style, the beaming bride pippa middleton sidelines playing the most important job of the day today, being a mom. having stern words with a crying george, then shushing the other kids, herding the pint-sized members of this intimate 100 guest strong wedding into the church. and while the newly minted mr. and mrs. matthews did have their big day, the two tiny stars today did not disappoint. princess charlotte charming the guests. as for prince george, like father like son, when william was in his uncle's wedding. all eyes were on prince harry and who was going to be on his arm, but he walked in with brother william. disappointing fans from all over the world. >> the social event of the world. happening to see a little bit of harry and his new girlfriend as well intlr speculation in overdrive, where was harry's glamorous girlfriend meghan markle? >> thought it was appropriate she wasn't in the public where the media and it wouldn't steal away from pippa's big day. >> reporter: royal watchers expect her to be at the reception at

: alexander and katie lacy were the show's main animal trainers, training a menagerie of big cats, lamasas the cream of the crop, the best place to work because of what they could provide for me and my animals. >> reporter: those animals had long been the show's biggest draw. >> animals are not ours for entertainment. >> reporter: but they faced pressure from animal rights activists. and then feld entertainment retired the elephants, they say that was beginning of the end for business. >> we saw a drop in ticket sales and attendance way beyond what we anticipated. >> reporter: 94-year-old selma heller rode those ringling elephants as an acrobat during the 1946 season. who do you think had the better show, was yours better? >> oh, yes. >> reporter: she came to say good-bye. >> maybe it should let it rest and let it be the greatest show. >> and ringling brothers had two touring shows with 500 workers in all. some of them will go to other jobs in the company. as for the animals, most of them are owned by the trainers, and they'll be looking for work too. that's the overnight news for this t

i have the dalai lama and rick warren in his speech to the ministerial association.rt renn ford, gloria steinem, john lewis. i wanted to have a dialogue about the meaning of jfk's life now. >> go out and buy the book. it's amazing. thank you, gentlemen. >> that's it for us tonight. i'll see you back here tomorrow night. before we leave you, my favorite moment from the weekend, from the white house correspondents dinner this weekend, in the nation's capital. here's comedian hassan manag. >> when i watch your show, i feel like i'm watching a reality tv show. "cnn tonight" should be called wait a second. now, hold on. stop yelling at each other, with don lemon. [vo] the grille is distinctive. but it's usually seen from the rear. the all-new audi q5 is here. on a perfect car, then smash it into a tree. your insurance company raises your rates. maybe you should've done more research on them. for drivers with accident forgiveness, liberty mutual won't raise your rates due to your first accident. switch and you could save $509 on auto insurance. call for a free quote today.

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i have the dalai lama and rick warren in his speech to the ministerial association.an o'brien, robert renn ford, gloria steinem, john lewis. john mccain. i wanted to have a dialogue about the meaning of jfk's life now. >> go out and buy the book. it's amazing. thank you, gentlemen. >> that's it for us tonight. i'll see you back here tomorrow night. before we leave you, my favorite moment from the weekend, from the white house correspondents dinner this weekend, in the nation's capital. here's comedian hassan manag. >> don, every time i watch your show it feels like i'm watching a reality tv show. "cnn tonight" should be called wait a second. now, hold on. stop yelling at each other, with don lemon. >>> house republican leaders making another big push on health care. even as questions swirl over coverage for people with preexisting conditions. the president's comments ob this issue undermining the bill. >> this white house defending president trump for extending a hand to authoritarian leaders. a a high stakes phone call with vladimir putin. good morning and welcome t

. —— to take sanctuary here in the desert. lama iamaus i am a us citizen and i am applied to be in thees, we are living here. this is the shower that we created, now people don't have to leave the building in orderto now people don't have to leave the building in order to take a shower here. that is what sanctuary is. you have to provide them with everything they have and a home. and that is what we will do here for our families. right now, donald trump is fighting in syria for protecting kids that they are here in the country. us citizens kids, separated from their mothers. i don't know how he is doing this. one church giving sanctuary in chicago. if you look at the numbers, it is not clear that president trump in the first few months of his presidency is actually deported more people than obama did in the same period. the arrest numbers are up but the numbers of deportations look about the same. one thing that is clear is that the fear level has increased, the illegal immigrant are all talking about. they are nervous about their status in america in a way that they were not under las

this morning's top story, the market is breathing a sigh of relief after emmanuel macron defeated lamaine le pen in the french election. after a divisive campaign, we're asking what is next. joining us from paris, good morning, michelle. >> good morning, sara, emmanuel macron won with 66% of the vote, compared to marine le pen. that was even better than initialpy. some suggested he would only get 58%. a stronger win than predicted. what is better now? joining us one of the key spokespersons joining us live in paris. good to have you here. >> thank you so much for having me. >> we spent the last couple of days speaking with business owners and they just really want labor market reforms. the 35-hour work week makes them crazy. they say it's so difficult to lay people off. they're hesitant to hire. because they know it's tough to fire. he has promised labor market reform. how soon can that happen? >> he's going to do that very quickly. he wants to do it. probably the beginning of the summer. he's going to reform and simplify the labor market in france. he understands it needs to be simpli

abc's lama hasan is outside kensington palace. good morning, lama. give us details.tell you this. this is probably as close as we're going to get to a royal wedding of sorts unless you know who, prince harry, decides to propose to his american girlfriend meghan markle. anyway, back to pippa's big day and what some are calling the wedding of the year because it's finally here on saturday she'll be walking down the aisle with her hedge fund millionaire fiance james matthews in a quaint 12th century church. st. mark's church with big starring roles from nephew and niece prince george and princess charlotte. we're expecting about 100 guests to watch the two tie the knot then, of course, it's party time and the reception due to take place at the middletons' family home feverishly finalizing thing putting up this glass marquee complete with lavish loos, toilets, complete with these amazing glass marquees and, of course, this is fit for royalty. >> she could get a job as a wedding planner. that is really good. >> seems like you set it all up. it all sounds so fancy. you men

and all the while we still do not know if the dalai lama will be allowed to return to tibet, we don't know the whereabouts of the pen she lama, we don't know if authorities will release laureate loud in 2020 and we do not know if the people of hong kong will be able to continue to exercise genuine autonomy. but we do know that president xi is set to remain in power for the next five years. so i'm very interested in hearing your thoughts on how, if confirmed, you will stand with civil society and with the chinese people, including when it comes to labor rights where i must say your record as a governor in iowa has raised some concerns, and assure the human rights and universal values are at the heart of u.s. policy with china. i'm also interested in your thoughts as to what we may see by way of cooperation with china on north korea going forward. i understand that what the president has asked of china, but i remain concerned that we've seen this movie before and we really haven't seen any change in china's position as it relates to north korea. many of us are concerned that they'll onl

. >>> house minority leader nancy pelosi meeting with the dalai lama in india. china of crushing the tibetan calls for autonomy. it is likely to irritate beijing which continues the dalai lama to be a dangerous separatist. >>> video surfacing of yet another airline incident. take a look at that fight that broke out on a southwest airlines flight when it landed in l.a. on sunday. it an apparently began when a man turned around in his seat during the flight and made a comment about the woman sitting behind him, quote, messing with his chair, end quote. >>> and the retail competition heating up once again. amazon is firing back on walmart on free shipping. they have developed the free shipping minimum requirement to 20 bucks. earlier this year, walmart rolled out free two day shipping for orders of $35 or more. >>> you're up to date. that's the news update. now over to jackie deangelis. >> good morning. sue, you can see the oil prices are spiking on the back of the department of energy report. we had a big draw down on the crude. the smaller draw down on gasoline,

people like jimmy carter or the dalai lama for senator mccain, dave edgar's, the great novelist. there is a slew of incredible people. there is a guy named lawrence schiller worked with norman mailer. yes worked many years for magazines and how to do photos and layouts properly. it became a bit of a team. this is stephen's passion. we have never had any problems working together. it has great fun. you would be amazed at the contributors. just a minute ago we talked about barack obama and things we were not able to use for ethical reasons because he was still a sitting president. everyone asked, sign me up. he was the magician that made all of this happen. susan: we are showing one of the photographs behind us now. how did the photographs come together? stephen: we had a team of five people who were working on this. we had folks at the kennedy library helping us and i actually, lawrence schiller worked on us on the photo collection. i sought previously on ja k -- i saw it previously on jfk that i wanted him to work on this with us. we have over 500 photos in here, many of them nev

pelosi, the san francisco congresswoman and house minority leader in india meeting with the dalai lama in india. she told the crowd that she continues to work her human rights for all people including the people of tibet, accusing china using the economic power to oppress tibet and the tibetan people.>> it is the brutal tactics of the chinese government to release -- erase religion, culture and language on the tibetan people, challenging the conscience of the world. we will meet that challenge working together, we will meet that challenge. >> in the meantime china says the himalayan region has been part of china for over seven centuries despite the claims by the people of tibet that they are their own country. >>> the west virginia journalist is arrested by trying to ask the health and human services secretary question and he was arrested during the tom price visit. he wanted to ask the price about whether domestic violence is a pre-existing condition under the healthcare proposal, and got no response so we tried again and again.>> i think that if you ask the ordinary person they would

secretary of state to accumulate frequent flier miles and they set up the e-mail server and put the dalai lama at the u.s. consulate and the political conflict of interests they were so large they had to be weighed on chris christie's bathroom scale. [laughter] at any moment so that us with donald trump, landlord of the fly. fight by the book of steve bannon. how could a person like donald trump possibly become president? maybe it is a matter of what hl mencken said, it is the theory that they know what they want and they deserve to get it good and hard. [laughter] or it is part of something larger. we seem to be against the political elites that creativity order for the past 70 years that have been running everything into the ground as far as a lot of ordinary voters are concern concerned. internationally, we are seeing a rise in xenophobia and authoritarianism and it comes from the spectacle of the union in shambles to the sinister activities of vladimir putin taking measurements for the new iron curtain. you would think that this would seem worse to the ordinary voters than the standard iss