find out how governor larry hogan's plan could affect you. >>> world cup fever i not over, i'm kerry snow coming up in sports. the return of the >>> friends and family sang a finalll farewe to a young woman. family and friends gathered to say good-bye to ronette, she was killed two weeks ago while driving home from a friend's house. a driver in a pickup truck was going the wrong way. he struck hersuv. she died at the scene. the other driver has been identified asig ml gomez. alcohol played a role in this accident. >>> maryland governor larry hogan says he wants to save you money while using the tolls. the baltimo sun reporting his propos is not around across the board cut that the governor pushed through in 2015. one proposal would cut tolerates for motorcycles and vehicles tong one axle and two axle trailers. the governor hopes to generate up to $25 million and help save drivers more than 5 $1/2 million a year during that time. >>> so our top story is this extreme heat. we're going to show you the feels like temperatures coming up tomorrow. 105 in d.c., 118 in quantico virginia. tam

please welcome back to stage the new chair of the national governors association, maryland governor larry hogangov. hogan: i just want to sincerely thank all of my fellow governors for electing me as the chairman of the nga. i'm so honored to have this opportunity to lead the nation's governors over the next year. i can remember going to my very first seminar for new governors, or as steve and i like to call school baby governor back in 2014 after i was first elected. and i didn't know any of the governors and i can tell you it was hard for me to tell the democrats from the republicans . and i realized right then how special and how unique this organization is. the nga is not just about representing america's governors. it's also about what america's governors represent. while partisanship and dysfunction have consumed washington, in states all across the country, governors are working together in a bipartisan way, showing real leadership, making real progress, and finding real solutions to the serious problems that face us. our nation's governors on both sides of the aisle are finding new ways

maryland republican governor larry hogan will be among speakers. live coverage starts at 11:15 a.m. eastern on c-span2. >> we are back with marcia argust, product director for restore america's parks. thank you for being with us. >> guest: thanks for having me. >> host: tell me what restore america's parks is and what is your interest in the subject? >> guest: the restore america's parks campaign started three years ago at you and we are focused on protecting national parks. resources, cultural resources, natural resources by addressing the deferred maintenance backlog that iscu affecting th national park system. this $12 billion worth of repairs that need to be done nationwide.s >> host: how does that backlog come into being? have parks been underfunded the entire time or is this something that has happened in the past few years suddenly? >> guest: it started happening over a number of years, the past decade even more. the national park service is over 100 years old and the stability and infrastructure of our parts are deteriorating. a lot of structure has reached the end of its li

and just after 3 pm eastern, improving infrastructure with maryland governor, larry hogan. the national governors association's summer reading, lives friday on c-span 2. and c-span.org or listen with the c- span free radio at. >>> presidential candidates spoke at the naacp annual convention being held in detroit. speakers included nine of the democratic candidates. and, republican presidential candidates, former massachusetts governor, bill weld. this is just over two hours. >>> thank you. thank you so much. it's so good to be here. >> it's great to visit with you, yes.

and smarter roads and it just after 1 pm eastern improving infrastructure with maryland governor larry hoganthe national governors association summer meeting live friday on cspan2 and c-span.org or listen with the free c-span radio app. >> today congresswoman ilhan omar talked about anti-muslim rhetoric at anevent hosted by the education collective .

i pass the baton to the new chair, but i'm more than confident in my friend maryland governor, larry hogan help has already shown strong leadership, putting us all into the organization while serving is a vice chair and then jumping bee shareship head first. it's any honor to announce the new york governor andrew cuomo has been named as the vice chair. i'm confident that governor hogan and governor cuomo will continue or legacy of bipartisanship. join me in welcoming each member of the new executive committee and governor. you i'd like to call on ng a's new their say other few words. >> thank you very much. let's give governor bullock another big round of applause and thank him for his leadership. we're all excited that chairman hogan -- i like chairman better than governor some ways -- chairman hogan is taking over the helm and has already demonstratessed his commitment, energy, effort and his achievement. let's give chairman hogan a big round of applause. [applause] and governor herbert, the dean of the governors, thank you for the hospitality and courtesy. everything has been beautiful.

larry hogan called the president's comments outrageous and inappropriate. it came after some complaints of the governor's initial statement on saturday didn't go far enough. news 4's derrick ward continues our d am coverage with that an reaction from some of the people who call baltimore home. >> reporter: the fallout from the president's remarks have drawn a rebuke from maryland's governor larry hogan. hogan points to some of the improvement. >> project corps, we've torn down 4,000 blighted builngs d invested $5 billion into the city of baltimore. i mean, we're doing a lot of things, but we sure could use p. some hel >> the reaction is also reverberating through the streets of charm city and here in the heart of congressman elijah cummings's district. >> i thought what the president said was absolutely di usting. i love in elijah cummings' district and i'll vote for him le time. >> reporter: there is a sense from one person no one is free of ridicule for the state of things in some parts of the city and some parts of the district. >> his district should be

. >> larry hogan called the resident's comments outrageous andinappropriate. this as we're also hearing reaction from citys. news 4's derrick warddent contii our team coverage now. you're live in derrick. you've talked of this?o >> reporter: well, yknow, the comments kind of run the gamut. if you look behind me here, you can kind of get a composite of the seventh district. there's some old and new and what you don't see it a lot of industry, going away and cities are in trantion, butf you're quiet enough can you definitely hear the buzz and reaction from the president's comments regarding this city as specifically the seventh congressional district. the fallout from the president's remarks have drawn a rebuke from maryland's governor larry hogan. >> the comments are just outrageous and inappropriate. >> reporter: han points to some of the improvements. >> project corps, we've torn down 4,000 blighted buildings. we've invested $5 billion into the city of baltimore. i mean, we're doing a lot of ings, but we sure could use some help. >> reporter: the reaction is

governor larry hogan says they are, quote, outrageous, but former maryland mayor michael steele wants more an apology from president trump. >> the streets and neighborhoods are ready for you.wa folk to talk to you so just show up. put the tweet down, brother, and show up. >> bndrnie sa is also pushing aick agt the president. the presint said sanders should be labeled aci ra for equating baltimore to a third world country.we >> will dig into that now about bernie sander and his response to the president. he says that his comments about baltimore were taken out of context.r senato sanders said ed this in 2015 following the violent riots over the death of freddie degree stand police cuody. he noticed the damage and poverty in one nehborhood saying people who were walking m there not realize they were in a third world country. >>> senator sander will take part in tonight's democratic debate. this is th t second time candidates will meet. this time it will happen in detroit. tonight's debate wl be the first of two and includes senator sanders and elizabeth warren and the rest you see re. o

but there's another republican governor in the country who's done with larry hogan did.clearly whenever larry hogan sees something, he gets that this kind of politics does not work for republicans in plu states. i ask you to put aside any republicans, mark meadows a second ago, he was a birther on barack obama. we have video of that. but we're republicans who are smart about strategy and tactics looking at donald trump saying, this is going to work for us? >> this is the problem. when you talk to republicans, they say what am i going to do? say something every single day? because it happens every four days. there's an explosion and i just -- i can't comment on every tweet. i just can't -- it's his problem. o the problem is the president has as you put it all but announced this is the plan. he's going to deploy it on a weekly basis, maybe even more frequently. for 15 months, we're already melting into the ground the last two weeks. send her back seems like it was two years ago. republicans, he does mott care if this will bury them alive. he can eke out an electoral colleg

. >>> maryland governor larry hogan is proposing several ways to save maryland drivers money on the tolls the "baltimore sun" reporting his proposal is not an across-the-board cut in tolls that the governor pushed three in 2015. one proposal would cut toll rates for motorcycles and s.hicles towing one axle and two-axle trailer the governor hopes to generate up to $28 million over ive years. he says the proposal would save drivers more than $5.5 million each year. >>> all right. we continue following one of our big stories tonight. somara is standing by with an update on the extreme heat. >>> and one small step 50 years latet he country comes together to honor a moment that we will never forget. >>> i want tohow you a live look at the washington monument. storms have cleared. isn't that a pretty picture? 50 years ago tonight, more than half a billion people around the world tunedn to watch the first person walk on the moon. tonight people on the national mall are watching the "saturn 5" projection on the washington monument. he rocket that carried the astronau into space. nbc's chris pollo

jennifer -- >> and maryland governor larry hogan is beiniticized for his response to the president's attacks. in a statement, he said baltimore is the heart of the ate, but he also seemed to assign some blame to congressman cummings. saying attacks between politicians are unproductive. city leaders and a lot of social media commentators felt theve gornor should have condemned mr. trump's tweets. and mr. trump'sbe tweets have blowing up on social media. we've posted a larger story in our nbc washington app. just search "trump's cummings comments" to read more on that story. >>> okay. let'snotake a shift w. turn to our weather. did you feel it today? it was even more humid than it was yesterday. storm team 4 meteorologist clay anderson iin the weather center. and he says even more heat is on its way. hi, clay. >> good evening, hi, everyone. yes, the heat will continue to build. it's summertime in washington, d.c. no sprise. it will sotart to get rather muggy and start thinking about the heat index as we go back to work tomorrow. outside right now, a beautiful sunny day across our area

and smarter roads and it just after 1 pm eastern improving infrastructure with maryland governor larry hogan, the national governors association summer meeting live friday on cspan2 and c-span.org or listen with the free c-span radio app. >> today congresswoman ilhan omar talked about anti-muslim rhetoric at anevent hosted by the education collective . >> there are lots of wonderful women leaders who will be joining the conversation as well, so we have just over an hour i think, actually we are just under an hour to hear from some of the muslims leading the conversation about work for justice and inclusion in america and our topic is just a small issue of how phobia is affecting our civic and political discourse . so i'll keep intros quite brief and i don't have everyone's full introduction because of the panel because maybe i'll let folks tell a little bit about themselves, the folks you haven't heard from you. but we want to use the time to actually hear from these compelling leaders about these issues and i think we will be joinedby representative omar when she arrives . so doctor abu l s

. >> reporter: on talk radio today, maryland's republican governor, larry hogan, urged the presidento help baltimore instead of insulting it. >> i mean, people are just completely fed up with this kind of nonsense. >> reporter: republicans on capitol hill tried to downplay the conflict. >> i don't think either president trump or congressman cummings are racist. >> reporter: tonight cummings sending a signal that he will not be deterred by the president's attacks. his committee releasing a lengthy report alleging that a businessman with ties to the president was able to influence u.s.-saudi policy and stood to profit from it. norah. >> o'donnell: all right. nancy cordes, thank you. there was angry reaction in baltimore to the president's attack. jeff pegues has that along with >> reporter: baltimore barber terrod williams says the president's words sting, but the city's residents have thick ngins. >> it's not going to affect people here. if anything, these people have been through so much, you know, and they know what they're up against. >> reporter: no one here denies hhe charm city

. >> reporter: on talk radio today, maryland's republican governor larry hogan urged the president toimore instead of insulting it. >> i mean, people are just completely fed up with this kind of nonsense. >> reporter: republicans on capitol hill tried to avoid the issue. >> i don't think either president trump or congressman cummings are racist. >> reporter: tonight, cummings sending a signal that he will not be deterred by the president's attacks. his committee releasing a lengthy report alleging that a businessman with ties to the president was able to influence u.s./saudi policy and stood to profit from it. >>> president trump has nominated a new director of national intelligence to replace dan coats. the 76-year-old announced he's resigning next month. coats is one of the last members of the president's original national security team. he often clashed with mr. trump over major security threats including russia, iran and north korea. here is paula reid. >> the bedrock principle of our justice system is a presumption of innocence. >> reporter: the texas congressman is a staunch sup

governor larry hogan says they re outrageous and former maryland lieutenant governor michael steele wantsre than an apology from president trump. >> the streets and neighborhoods are ready for you. folks want to talk to you so just show up. put the tweet down, brother, and show up. >> bernie sander is alsong pushi back against the president. the president said sander should be labeled a racist for equating baltimore to a third world country. sanders says those comments about baltimore were taken out of context. senator sanders said ed this in 2015 following the violent rerts ovhe death of freddie degree and police custody. he noticed the damage and poverty in one neighborhood lkying people who were waing ot there may nealize they were were not in a third world country. >>> s part in tonight's democratic debate. this is the second time the candidates running for president will meet and this time it happens in detroit. tonight's debate will be the nd first of two ancludes the following. on night two, here is who we will see. >> > anyone who drives in thison regi knows commuting by car can f

mark: marilyn governor larry hogan, a republican, the new chairman of the republican governors associationnounced the president's comments. he said, "i think enough is enough. the shooter who attacked a northern california food festival used an assault style weapon and opened fire on three local police officers who returned fire and killed him. manilled a boy, girl, and in his 20's. at least 15 other people were wounded. bridgeville, -- northern brazil, 50 prisoners were killed in a riot. betweens say a fight criminal groups erupted early today. no members of the prison staff were injured. was in defense minister washington today for meetings with the new defense secretary mark esper's. he said it was fitting that egypt is the first foreign delegation he is hosting in his new role, "given the long-standing ties between the two militaries. >> i especially welcome your insights today on how we can expand our counterterrorism cooperation. more broadly, i'm looking forward to hearing your views on regional security. mark: he also offered his condolences for the recent losses sustained by egypt

kevin: marilyn governor larry hogan, a republican in a predominantly left-leaning state also put out a statement that is more tepid in terms of saying the political attacks are not going to get lawmakers anywhere to improving baltimore. the chairmann is of the republican governors association. what's his strategy? >> that's something republicans have struggled with. when the president tweets something like this, the present has defended himself and saying those are not racist tweets come i looking at the conditions on the streets of baltimore. when he uses language like rats, it's a very negative picture of a part of the country that has economic challenges but not more than mick mulvaney's former district in south carolina. it's not just baltimore that has challenges. when he uses these very negative words, it takes on a racial tone that's very offensive to some people. kevin: thank you. bring in our bloomberg opinion columnists on the departure of dan coats as the director of national intelligence. i was struck by senator mark directorcoatsng . who will replace him? >> it will be r

host: mike mentions the governor of maryland, larry hogan, a republican. mayor of baltimore, a democrat, jack young. his statement yesterday from his twitter account in response to the president saying it is unacceptable for the political leader of our country to denigrate a vibrant american city like baltimore and attack elijah cummings, a patriot and hero. mr. trump possible rhetoric is hurtful and dangerous to the people he has sworn to represent . i won't stand for anyone, not even the alleged leader of the free world attacking our great city. mr. trump, you are a disappointment to the people of baltimore, our country, and the world. linda out of mississippi, a democrat, you are up next. go ahead. caller: yes. thanks for accepting my call. donald trump is a racist. he spends his days thinking of racist stuff to put out there. he is supposed to be the representative for the whole country. host: you wanted to add to that? caller: yes. these farmers out subsidies because he is not doing his job. if you don't do your job, you are fired. he is not doing his

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maryland governor larry hogan ordered flags lowered last week to honor his service. powers died after suffering a poheart attack while resnding to a deadly crash in unionville. >>> two people are under arrest this morning in maryla accused of trying to smuggle painkillers in two different prisons. a 20-year-old man was taken into custody saturday at a facilit in jessup, and on friday, an attorney at a state prison in hagerstown was accused of hiding narcotics in hisbinder. >>> jetblue airways will end its nonstop service between reagan national and charleston, south carolina. the final flight is scheduled ct for oer 26th. the low cost carrier started service in 2014. two her airlines do offer nonstop service from d.c. to arleston. >>> a church will spend the week cleaning up after a ceiling collapsed. no one was in the sanctuary at the time. the ptor says when with the collapse happened, that may have saved a getting hurt. from >> this space would be filled with 50 folk or more who would be practicing getting ready for worship on sunday. so just a few hours and it co

larry hogan delivered a muted response via tweet.quote baltimore city is truly the very heart of our state, and more attacks between politicians are not going to get us anywhere. hogan, a frequent critic of the president who considered challenging him in the 2020 primary was traveling sunday and was not available for interviews. critics of the governor have gone on social media to call him weak and quote gutless for not delivering a more forceful rebuke of trump. meanwhile, acting chief of staff mick mulvaney defended the president's tweets as not about race. >> i think it's right for the president to raise the issue. look, i was in congress for six years. if i had poverty in my district like they have in battle plolti i had crime like they do in chicago, if i had homelessness, and if i spent all my time ch chasing down this mueller crusade, i would get fired. >> president trump is facing condemnation for his attacks against congressman cummings, his reelection campaign is reportedly looking to capitalize on his latest incident of di

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this is what a spokesman for the governor of maryland, republican larry hogan, told the baltimore suntruly the very heart of our state and more attacks between politicians aren't going to get us anywhere. that's a third-party statement, not directly from the governor. it is not a condemnation of the depiction of the city of baltimore and it frames it as bickering between politicians. are you satisfied with that from the governor? >> well, listen, the governor and i disagree on a lot. as i said yesterday, this to me is not about donald trump. we can't allow this to be about donald trump. he's the president of this country. instead of baltimore, he's beating down an american city, which is something unamerican and unfitting of the president of the united states. >> would you expected or wanted more from the republican governor? >> well, i think the governor had been better if he would have just condemned everything donald trump said and stood up but he did it in his own way. i'm not going to bicker back and forth. we all know the president is wrong. we all know baltimore is a great amer

and we have this just in, reaction now from maryland's republican governor larry hogan, this in "the afternoon, a spokesman for governor hogan said, baltimore city is truly the very heart of our state and more attacks between politicians aren't going to get us anywhere. trump's words today puzzling to people who can't wrap their heads around why president trump would say such hateful things about an american city and personally hurtful to people who love baltimore and have family there or friends there or who call it home. people like my colleague here at cnn, victor blackwell. >> this morning the president attacked another member of congress on twitter. this time it's house oversight committee chairman elijah cummings. he wrote this. cummings' district is a disgusting rat and rodent infested mess. if he spent more time in baltimore, maybe he could help clean up this dangerous and facilitate place filthy place. we've seen the president invoke infestation to criticize lawmakers before. do you see a pattern here? just two weeks ago president trump told four minority congresswomen, why

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. >> now, there has been some criticism -- the governor of maryland, larry hogan, he came out and suggestedgain that baltimore has challenges but is a wonderful city. do you think the governor needs to come out more forcefully against the president? >> i think so. i'm going to be honest with you, the governor has been a good partner with me in the city of baltimore. i would like him to be a little more forceful on president trump and his attack on the largest city in maryland, which he's the governor of, yes. >> all right, mayor. the mayor of baltimore, bernard jack young on the phone with us this morning. we thank you for taking the time to join us. >> thank you, sir. >> alisyn. >> all right, john. what do the democratic candidates need to do or so to win over voters in michigan. michigan voter joins us next with her suggestions. ♪ limu emu and doug. hmm. exactly. liberty mutual customizes your car insurance, so you only pay for what you need. nice. but, uh... what's up with your... partner? oh. well, we just spend all day telling everyone how we customize car insurance, because no two peo

annie, maryland's republican governor larry hogan reached out to media. we should point out hogan did consider running against donald trump in a republican primary. he called the president's comments outrageous and inappropriate. obviously as the governor of maryland he's standing up for his state. other republicans, though, have tried to make distinctions between tweets about elijah cummings and the earlier tweets about the squad, many seeming to tie themselves in knots trying to defend this. what does the next year plus look like for other republicans running for re-election if this the president's strategy? >> well, so far we've seen that breaking with the president and krilt sighsing him has not proved to be politically profitable for any republicans, which is why we see so little of it. and trying to stick with and defend him. they are scared support for trump is strong in terms of their base as well, so they have to tie themselves in knots to defend him. going on what phil just said about trump's tweets, we're reacting to a segment on "fox & friends

i agree with governor hogan, larry hogan put out a statement earlier today that just said, you know,toric doesn't fix problems. again, i think that, you know, the president here has some beefs with congressman cummings, i understand that. but i don't think that's the way to fix them. >> yvette, congressman hurd said he sees the distinction between the go back tweets about the squad and these, suggesting these aren't racist. >> i don't think so. he referred to them both being infested. he's really getting close, close to using one of though really bad words. when you think about the president uplifting dictators and the way he treats american citizens, black americans, it's shameful. it's the same thing. >> rahm, the headline right now, of "the washington post," trump campaign sees political advantage in a divisive appeal to working-class white voters. even some advisers defending this. is this a winning strategy? some evidence that he thinks it. >> it's a strategy. but i wouldn't call it a winning strategy. when you're the president of the united states. three things, one, this is ex

. >> the top republican in your state, governor larry hogan condemned the tweets against the congresswoman of color this month. he called them terrible. we've not been able to reach hogan today for comment. have you heard anything from any of your republican members there in maryland criticizing the latest comments? >> i have not. but i think that this is a true opportunity for folks to collectively come together and put partisanship aside and say what's right is right and wrong is wrong. and for a person who has taken the oath of protecting and serving americans, who are supposed to be moving our country in a new direction as he continues to tout, to have hatred and to have a derogatory terms in the way he has used them, it's completely unconscionable. so i know there have been folks in the state of maryland that have asked our governor to denounce this. but this is an opportunity to collectively come together and say this is unacceptable. i mean the world is watching. >> are you surprised the governor hasn't just spoken out on this yet. >> i'm surprised everyone hasn't spoken out yet abo

elijah cummings, i'm asking you madame chairwoman and you are the chair of a party that includes larry hogan meadows and lisa murkowski who have said elijah cummings is racist. >> i don't know elijah cummings. b what i will say growing up minutes from detroit, we have a lot of urban communities that have been misrepresented by democrats. we have a mayor in jail for corruption. we have a city under investigation right now for 200 million in federal funds that came for removing, baltimore, 17,000 vacant homes, a high murder rate. let's focus on the problems we have here at home, and the president is saying why aren't we focussing on the people in these districts, instead of the people at the border who have come in illegally that the democrats continue to talk about. we have problems here in detroit, and baltimore, all across this country, that we should all be working to solve, and he's pointing out elijah instead of focussing on russia investigations and how we give illegal immigrants health care, why don't we focus on the people in your district. >> he said racist elijah cummings, do you th

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trump on several fronts.bu maryland's republican governor larry hogan called the president's remarksge "outs", and he said, "enough is enough." we'll get details, after the. news summa police in california are searching for a motive tonight after a teenage gunman killed three people and wounded at ast a dozen. it happened sunday at the annual gioy garlic festival, southeast of san francisco. people ran for safety, but police quickly intervened and killed the shooter. >> we had thounds of people in a very small area and it could have gone so much worse, s fast. i'm really proud that they got there as quickly as they didnd they were successful in taking the reat out of the equation r- woodruff: the gunman was identified as 19-yd santino william legan, who lived near the festival si. he carried an assault-type rifle that he bought legally in neva, earlier this month. those killed included a six- year-old boy, a 13d ear-old girl man in his 20's. in brazil: at least 52 prison inmates were killed today in a prison riot between rival crime gangs. the violence erupted at the altamira prison in

and just after 3 pm eastern, improving infrastructure with maryland governor, larry hogan. the national governors association's summer reading, lives friday on c-span 2. and c-span.org or listen with the c- span free radio at. >>> presidential candidates spoke at the naacp annual convention being held in detroit. speakers included nine of the democratic candidates. and, republican presidential candidates, former massachusetts governor, bill weld. this is just over two hours. >>> thank you. thank you so much. it's so good to be here. >> it's great to visit with you, yes. we are going to have a conversation. i am so glad to hear that. >> so, you have an opening statement. two minutes. >> let me just start out by saying thank you for having me here. it is such an honor to be with the group that has been on the front lines of social, racial, and economic justice forever. and, to be here at a time of historic importance to the screw. because you have just called for the impeachment of donald trump. i read the mullah report the day it came out. i read it into the afternoon and in

larry hogan is the second term republican governor.oes he bear any responsible the question mark caller: i don't want -- responsibility question mark caller: i don't -- responsibility? caller: i don't want to get into who is responsible, but i just want to say that since my recollection things have gone downhill. to simply answer your question, i mean, you can't get away from the fact of who's in charge. now, like i said, you can't get into a blind debate. where i think that the comments went wrong is that during that hearing on border security he kind of got on a high horse and he came down on -- i can't pronounce the name -- host: the acting homeland security secretary. caller: he came down on another fellow public service. the best i could tell, trying to , too, toe can to really awesome -- an awful situation. where i disagree specifically was him being so demanding and more or less coming apart, coming across like he was blaming him specifically for the conditions at the border. host: we will. you there, a lot of people want to wei

eastern when maryland republican governor and nga vice chair larry hogan will address that meeting. as a matter of succession today he will be sworn in as the chair of the nga. >> this weekend on booktv, saturday at 8:15 eastern toxoid experiences of sexual assaults including an alleged assault by donald trump in the mid-1990s. >> men take who to the what, me whether choice of women are seen as leaders. and that's of this is reading. all these women, the more women, he's more like genghis khan. he's more like alexander the great. he's like the great kennedy, clinton. name, you know, jefferson. it's the mark of a leader in many peoples eyes to see a man taking what he wants. >> then at 9 p.m. from freedom fest the annual the return conference in las vegas. >> 45% of the countries in the world don't report firearm homicide did appear in the country that don't report of the countries that have come to and have the highest homicide rate. >> on sunday our coverage from freedom fest continues at 8 p.m. >> we have allowed public discourse and political activity to sink to the level we don'

we will show as much as we can enter we rejoin the days nga meeting for remarks from larry hogan. >> good morning. >> good morning. >> good morning governors, distinguished international visitors and guests for business, industry, academia, the federal government, philanthropies and civil society. welcome to the 2019 summer meeting of the nation's governors here in beautiful salt lake city, utah. pleased to once again come together with my colleagues to learn about the key issues of the day, improving outcomes for disconnected youth, safer and smarter roadways, and best in resilience, cybersecurity workforce development, the roi of early learning, innovative strategies for world investment. we will discuss how, together, we can develop bipartisan approaches to improve the lives of all americans. also want to acknowledge our international guests who have traveled from so far away to be here with us today. please feel free to stand up as you are recognized. from japan we are honored to be joined by -- serves a special advisor to japanese prime minister abe. [applause] mr. kyoto, parlia

after 3:00 eastern, improving infrastructure with larry hogan. the national governor serves onociation reading, live friday. listen with the free c-span radio app. on friday, the house will hold a hearing on the cost of prescription drugs and impact on patients. watch live at 9:30 a.m. eastern on c-span3. live at c-span.org or live on the free c-span radio app. president trump posted a white house meeting today on drop training and opportunities for americans. joining him was vice president [applause]

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then improving infrastructure with maryland governor larry hogan. listen with the free c-span radio app. >> here is a look at wednesday's live rogue ramming on the c-span networks. , formera.m. eastern special counsel robert mueller testifies before the house judiciary committee about the special counsel investigation into whether president trump obstructed a probe into russian interference in the 2016 campaign. we will show you as much of that hearing as possible until the house gavels and for general speeches. at noon, the house is expected to consider several bills understood tension of the rules, including one authorizing statement -- state department programs. others makes tax changes for same-sex couples area of the senate then returns to take up the head of the federally -- aviation commission. you can watch that on c-span 2. on c-span 3, live coverage of special counsel robert mueller committee -- robert mueller before the house judiciary committee in its entirety. at noon, the special counsel will testify before the house intelligence commi

. >> maryland has a republican governor -- >> larry hogan. >> he was talking about challenging donald trump, in a few months ago. in response to this, a racist attack of the most important city -- >> and a decent man. a public official. >> his response was tepid, saying, we don't agree with this. that goes to the overall discord. we have to deal with this as a country, if one of the parties is throwing up its hands. >> there's a great statement in "the washington post," look how republicans reacted to this. it's something they quote. bryan lanza, he was adviser to trump's 2016 campaign and transition. i think this is a frank comment from him. usually, when they are faced with charges of racism, republicans hide. and the president is not hiding and that's what the republican voters like about him. >> that's the most dangerous realization i've heard. it's not just about donald trump. it's about his followers. it's about where we are in america, more than anything. the reason that the gop has cut this devil's bargain is because the people they represent back in their district and their s

after 3:00 p.m., improving infrastructure with larry hogan. the national governors association summer reading live friday at c-span2 and c-span.org. relisten with a free c-span radio app. >> former special counsel robert mueller testifies before the house judiciary and house intelligence committee. coverage on c-span3 starting at 8:30 a.m. eastern. and online at c-span.org. relisten on the free c-span radio app. robert mueller delivered his first statement on his the 2016tion and -- on presidential campaign. here is what he had to say at the time from justice department headquarters. >> good morning, everyone and thank you for being here. two years ago the acting attorney general asked me to service special

look, i think larry hogan's spokesperson said somethin the governor, for instance, on this. i say this, governor hogan has been critical of the president on very many things wi charlottesville. it is interesting how republicans have justcided maybe it's -- whatever it is, either they look like they are comfortable with the president doing it. that's the thing they have to be careful about. they don't want people to think that their silence means they are their acquiesceens. >> a shame you don't haveng anythi to talk about. >> this is a show i feel all of a sudden everything got boxed in here. i stil only have an hour. >> that's all right. you can see "meet the press," it comes up every sunday right here on 10:30 right after news4 today. chuck, thanks so much. seeyou in a little bit. ll>>> a right. with gun violence on the rise across the district, d.c.'s mayor is taking steps to get illegal guns off the street. >> here is a look at several gs shootin that happened in over a three-hour period in the district overnight. none of the victims were killed, but so far police have n

eastern, infrastructure with governor larry hogan and the summer meeting live friday on c-span2 and c-span.org and listen with the free c-span radio app. >>> i was on an airstrip in the remote jungles of guyana just having finished a tour with congressman ryan. we were ambushed and shot. congressman ryan was shot 45 times and died on that airstrip and one defector of the people's temple were shot and i was shot on the right side of my body. congresswoman jackie speier talks about it. >> when people say it was a mass suicide, it was not. they were forced to drink this toxic brew lie jones and he had many guards around the pacificion to do as they were told. >> sunday night on c-span eastern, q&a. >> for 40 years, c-span has been providing information on public courts and around the world presented to you by cable in 1989. c-span, your unfiltered view of government. >>> up next, fbi director, christopher ray

eastern, improving infrastructure with maryland governor larry hogan. the national governor's association summer meeting, live, friday on c-span 2 nc spin .org. listen with the free c-span radio app. >> this weekend on american history tv, saturday at 5:00 p.m. eastern, a discussion about the 1980 refugee act. >> i think president carter's decision to push for that back and to implement it was a hugely important humanitarian decision. he deserves every bit of the credit we have heard here today. that said, we have to be realistic and say that doesn't solve all the problems. infected creates them >> that is 6:00 renowned civil war scholar, gary gallagher. >> whatever he did in academia should have some dimension that reached out to people who were just interested in the area the way i had been when i was growing up. and it seemed there should be more bridges between academia and the public then there are. one of the key places where that can

eastern improving infrastructure with larry hogan. the national government association live friday on c-span2 and c-span.org or listen for the free c-span radio app. >> we have a very busy week in washington with her two guests, one is noah who is white house reporter for the los angeles times. we also say good morning to the russian reporter for the wall street journal. we will start with the mueller hearings which on wednesday will be life on c-span3. we will get you to weigh in on what to expect. first during other here is a look. >> we want the american people to hear from special counsel mueller what his investigation found. others have spent the last few months systematically lying to the market people about what the investigation found. they found no collusion, they found no obstruction exonerated the president, all three of the statements are lies, they don't collusion and obstruction of by the president and refuse to exonerate the president. it's very important to the american people to hear what the facts are because this is