i like how she put leah lynch.omething. >> what a happy little family, huh? >> yeah, right? yikes. i think if i was to break up her family it would probably do them some good. that's ridiculous. >> they're not a family. >>> paige, this is carol. i just saw something on tv about you being gone since thursday night. i hope you're all right. oh, my god. oh, my god. >> paige, if you get this, please, please call somebody. everybody's worried about you. everybody's looking for you. please let us know you're okay. >> paige was a woman with a y premonition. >> she said she knew something bad was going to happen. a couple days later she was missing. >> we found out she had this second life. >> quite obviously it's co dangerous. >> she had been playing a risky game. >> that opened up the door to a multitude of people we needed t start looking at. >> he was a

the other 2 cars leah says disappeared. my sister-in-law one with 9 of her children and then my cousin i was in one with her baby. we as says some of her relatives of recently talked about moving to the states because of the violence there things that have happened with family members being. >>pull over by the mafia and guns all you know pointed at their vehicle as for a motive leah says she has no idea why anyone would want to harm innocent women and children. >>we just can't belief that this actually happened. it seems like a bad dream. well that was lindsay riser reporting mexican officials say that that area is pretty remote and that is slowing down their investigation. >>coming up next on. >>the south. a man says and pjd is to blame for a fire that destroyed his home. we'll hear from him coming up. plus a new pick pick up system is causing chaos and confusion for travelers in los angeles will take a look at l a x airports and the new system that they have coming up next. before we go a little peek outside checking in o

the other 2 cars leah says disappeared. my sister-in-law and one with 9 of her children and then my cousin i was in one with her baby leah says some of her relatives of recently talked about moving to the states because of the violence there things that have happened with family members being pull over by the mafia and guns, all you know pointed at their vehicle as for a motive leah says she has no idea why anyone would want to harm innocent women and children, we just can't. i believe that this actually happened. it seems like a bad dream. that was lindsey razor reporting mexican officials say that the area is remote which is slowing down their investigation to find the killers. >>so national headlines this morning as the house of representatives is moving into the public phase of their impeachment inquiry into the president the senate is working on logistics in case. it goes to trial, including setting up offices in the senate for the supreme court justices and clearing as much senate business as they can now because once

it's leah. do you remember me?course i do. >> i was relieved because it was someone that i knew. >> reporter: and it wasn't just leah. >> and it's really shocking when you find that an old friend that you've known is living in your same town on the street. >> reporter: all these high school buddies saw the same picture in the paper. >> i jumped right into action. >> reporter: and had the same response. >> yeah, i got him a phone, put him on my telephone plan. >> getting some dental work done. we got his social security done. >> he lives with me. he can stay there as long as he wants. >> whatever it takes we' going to turn it ound. >> reporter: fortunately, his friends say coy doesn't have any drug or alcohol problems. they say he ended up on the streets of austin after and som mental health issues. and once he started spiraling, there was just no crawling out on his own. >> i don't know if i'd really have gotten through it without my friends. make friends now. >> reporter: you may need them some day. >> you may nee

leah, you're all in our prayers and we thank you very much for being with us tonight., leah. >> thank you. >> martha: coming up next. we're going to talk to howie kurtz. he has called out abc for being timid when it had the opportunity to take on a serial child predator. jeffrey epstein. >> she told me everything. she had pictures. she had everything. it was unbelievable what we had. clinton. we had everything. wednesdays. at outback, they're for steak and beer. walkabout wednesdays are back! get a sirloin or chicken on the barbie, fries, and a draft beer or coca-cola - all for just $10.99. hurry in! wednesdays are for outback. outback steakhouse. aussie rules. ♪ spread a little love today ♪ spread a little love my-y way ♪ ♪ spread a little something to remember ♪ philadelphia cream cheese. made with fresh milk and real cream makes your recipes their holiday favourites. the holidays are made with philly. their holiday favourites. ♪ still fresh... ♪ unstopables in-wash scent booster ♪ downy unstopables >> i have had this story for three years. i have had this interview

leah, let me start with you here. surge in iowa, but no sign of specific movement yet among african-american voters. democratic base we talk about a lot here. is the explanation as to why he's doing better in iowa than other states is simple as there's not as many black people in iowa, is it that simple or is there more to it? >> you know, every state is different. every state's concerns and cares are different for their voters and i think pete has found a way to connect with the voters in iowa. he has 100 staff people. he has field offices everywhere. and i think he completed his second bus tour of the state. the cares and concerns of the folks in south carolina are different. a majority of african-american voters. he entered this race like many in the race, without the name recognition, without the recognition of a joe biden or bernie sanders. he is having to introduce himself to people. without african-american voters, reputation and relationship matters and he has to invest the time to build both of those in that

the other 2 cars leah says disappeared. my sister-in-law and one with 9 of her children and then my cousin was in one with her baby. we as says some of her relatives of recently talked about moving to the states because of the violence there things that have happened with family members being pull over by the mafia and guns, all you know pointed at their vehicle as for a motive leah says she has no idea why anyone would want to harm innocent women and children, we just can't. i believe that this actually happened. it seems like a bad dream. >>i was lindsay riser reporting mexican officials say this happened a remote area. of mexico. it's it's hampering their investigation into finding the killer but we'll update you as we learn more in the meantime, here's a map that shows you the locations in the northern part of mexico off the close to the texas and new mexico borders and this morning president trump has already reacted to that attack he sent out this tweet earlier, he said in the in the a tweet that now is the time to wa

. >> david and then leah. >> i think donald trump has arranged his schedule so he is going to open 2020 with the longest string of losing presidential cases both in his public and private capacity. he is going to be losing cases on business documents, losing cases on tax returns. by stonewalling it so long and successfully stonewalling it so long he is going to have the worst possible time for himself where all of these things are going to be coming to the light of day just as the american people focus on an election year. >> leah? >> yeah. so i completely agree with this. i think i'd also point out it shows the kind of resiliency around our american democratic institutions. so even as we have these larger questions about stonewalling, about the way donald trump has had a complete disregard for law that again and again, the courts and the institutions surrounding the courts have shown a kind of resiliency around answering this question. on top of that, i think two -- one of the things we talked about early in this conversation, donald trump does have a lot to hide. that we wouldn't be h

a little further from downtown a woman has moved in beneath this bridge elvis and leah regularly pay her a visit. caney has been living here for 5 years in a small tent that she shares with another woman. they desperately vulnerable to the dangers of the street and have already been assaulted several times. but just look at everywhere they did they just tore right open and. now she doesn't even have a door and she sleeps out here at night there's also no light right now so it's very dark and you know especially as a woman that's pretty scary even if the guy has been staring at the boy walked up the dark walk right do whatever they want. to help these people obvious ones to do more than just bring them bottles of water. his main project is hidden away in the yard if this church. he came up with the idea to build small wooden houses for the homeless. a very small but inside office and thought of every last thing to improve the daily lives of these people. long yes. so as someone tries to open a window if the alarm of. this right here allows people to sleep when people sleep they can th

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leah lindsey and jane. fortunately jennifer receives food stamps. are a must on the forests they. are corn how many kids you have in your income they put in so much on there and i get every month on the 1st $646.00 just basically just for food. $560.00 euros a month to feed 5 people a tight budget before going shopping the 2 women check the balance on their card. yes every. day or. so renia and jennifer can spend their food coupons in any supermarkets like this discount store where they regularly go shopping. once at the checkout the food stamp card works just like any other credit card. in this store an appellation they are by no means the only ones who use one. of many people for instance here. and probably have people at home and it's a picture it's a lot yeah yeah. thank you donald trump plans to cut down on the amount of food stamp recipients critics say that risks making an already vulnerable society even poorer for. it. but ironically here they voted 80 percent in favor of trump and their support for him continues seemingly unabated to an invisible extra cash so iranian doe

(quiuirky instrumental mususic) - [leah] hi grandma, good morng. put a little sweater o on.u'll cacatch a cold. get a sweater, please. really? look at it. you see? in here. okay, for everyone..... (l(laughing) - [l[leah] neverer too early to eat c chocolate. - [sonia] the sunshine is trying to come out.

members of the board of equalization, leah cone. former airport commissioner karol lito. the t.s.a. director for s.f.o., fred lau. police chief bill scott. and former fire chief joanne hays white. thank you for being here and steve cava. thank you for coming. do we have some department heads, phil ginsburg, office of civic engagement, adrienne pawn. thank you for being here. wonderful to have you all here. so with that, what we want to do is move to the center of the terminal and do the unveiling by the mayor. >> in 201,755.7 million passengers traveled through san francisco international airport. we have on average 150,000 people traveling through the airport every day. flying can be stressful so we have introduced therapy dogs to make flying more enjoyable. the wag brigade is a partnership between the airport and the san francisco therapy animal assistant program to bring therapy animals into the airport, into the terminals to make passenger travel more enjoyable. i amgen fer casarian and i work here at san francisco international airport. the idea for therapy dogs got started the

leah greenberg will be joining us.e is will -- she is with the invisible project. -- the indivisible project, i should say. later, dennis prager will be joining us. our c-span cities tour continues as we explore the history of communities, including charleston, west virginia. charleston to to look at the story of catherine johnson, who was a research mathematician playing a pivotal role in our space efforts. [video] >> what is the status on the computer? >> it is right behind you, mr. harrison. >> there are people right here in west virginia that have no idea of what catherine johnson did for nasa and united states of america. when the movie hidden figures came out, it showed everyone who catherine johnson was, what she did and how profound she was in the pages of american history. she was hired is what they called than a computer. sheik simply kicked -- she simply came in and did mathematic equations. she was more than just a computer. she was a mathematical genius. that is what catherine johnson was. 5, 4, 3, 2, 1, 0

leah michelle's voice sounded perfect, even though she hadn't bothered to pick up her microphone yet.mark: worst of all was jimmy fallon, who not only lip-sync but even seemed to be lip-synching to himself. ♪ >> mark: if you can only sing one song live, it surely ought to be "bird, bird, bird, bird is the word." it's a lot funnier than his monologues, which are not funny at all, actually. as the democratic party lurches farther and farther to the leftr the party is losing the basic willpower needed to project civilized living. garbage is piling up in democratic cities as municipal government no longer cares long enough to keep their cities clean. so conservative activists are stepping up. he is organized major cleanups in several cities, most c recently, his group of volunteers removed trash in chicago and austin, texas. scott presler joins us now.ou you started this after someone quite incredibly in the 21st century developed a flesh-eating disease. he caught a flesh-eating disease just from watching through the streets of los angeles. >> that's right. when we went into los angeles,

my name is leah and of the director of relation for the center for american progress. we are very pleased you have joined us all this morning and welcome you to our daca interface and civil rights prayer breakfast. i hope you have a chance to get breakfast. we know this event is at capacity to ask if you want to enjoy breakfast please quartzite or grab a chair beside the wall. first to open up our program i want to welcome the fearless and strong and brave champion who has been chairing the congressional hispanic caucus, represents texas and has been a steadfast champion of immigrant whether dreamers, asylum-seekers trick you can find during his recess breaks in the board and today he will be joining daca recipients in the court as will do whatever you want to of applause for congressman joaquin castro. >> thank you. good morning, everybody. i want to thank you all for here contract being here on a momentous occasion in this standard support of daca recipients across our nation. i am the proud chairman of the congressional hispanic caucus and i represent the great city

(quiuirky instrumental mususic) - [leah] hi grandma, good morng. put a little sweaterer on.aease you'll l catch a cold. get a sweater, please. really? look at it. you see? in here. okay, for everyonene... (laughing)g) - - [leah] nevever too early to eatat chocolate. - [sonia] the sunshine is trying to come out.

my name is leah prada and i'm the director of the project of center fofof american progress,d welcome you no civil rights and prayer breakfast. we know that the event is at capacity, so if you want to enjoy breakfast, please gather outside or stand along the wall. first, to open up the program, i want to welcome the fearless and the strong and the brave champion who has been chairing the congressional hispanic caucus who represents texas and has been a steadfast champion of the immigrants whether they are dreamers, asylum seekers and you can find him in the recess breaks at the border, and today, he is going to be joining daca recipients in the court as well, so i want everyone to give a round ap of applause for congressman joaquin castro. >> thank you. good morning, everybody. i want to thank you all for being here on what is a momentus occasion as we stand in support of the daca recipients across the nation. of course, i'm joaquin castro and i represent the great city of san antonio in the united states congress, and i wanted to thank and recognize the daca recipients here and the d

done otherwise in other booming across many sectors outside of the energy sector alvira ned nebula leah the head of the russian central bank has done a brilliant job and resisting the temptation to print money in fact he's reduced debt and the country's been buying hundreds of tons of gold so it has very almost no debt whatsoever it's got a lot of gold it's diversified the bonds are yielding more than almost every other industrialized country in the world and it should be rated aaa moody's and s. and p. should give russia a aaa rating on its credit elvira and president putin have done a brilliant job if you talk about the debt that russia has a very low debt how does russia compared to say germany or the u.s. in terms of that. well america's got debt close to 100 percent of g.d.p. so america economy is 1920 trillion it's got close to it's got $20.00 to $20.00 over to i believe $22.00 trillion in debt so it's a 100 percent or greater than one percent of g.d.p. same thing in europe around the world various countries debt to g.d.p. is 100 percent in japan it's over 200 percent. if you look

tennis finals will have more on that in the sport with leah but right. now brazil's for president was an ass unit the silver has been greeted by a crowd of supporters a day off to being released from jail has been energizing brazil's left wing opposition after supremes court ruling secured his conditional release is one of thousands of convicted criminals who have the right to remain free until all appeal options are exhausted president. brazilians to remember lewis corruption conviction and right wing groups are saying that they will take to the streets to protest looters release. believe he was stand in front of you. 3. i am free and i sleep with a clear conscience. and i don't i very much don't know rest with an easy conscience . following all of this story as a boy joins us live now from sao paolo. he has only been out of prison for a day but he's wasted no time has been addressing his supporters trying to galvanize them behind him. well that's correct. the game is left to the t.v. i don't know where you have been imprisoned for the past year and i h

and thank goodness this example comes from a child a girl child i name is leah shaariibuu she was one of the school pupils who were kidnapped by boko haram in nigeria. and there were an aunt but when they were leaving the fundamentalist terrorists insisted that they must renounce their religion before they were released all of them did except one. shaariibuu and i asked myself what was it that imperiled the child to say no like nelson mandela did when he was given a conditional release she was between 14 and 15 said about age you know longing for freedom longing for environment from an error meant what was in the pushed or go to say no. and stayed behind and she was kept behind she's still a prisoner to today i think it's the same impulse that drives. ourselves writers and activists something intolerable on our except a ball in our environment i would just have to sue you know it's something which of i get to miss so much well written a long poem to her. when you were put on trial french insulting turkishness sent in 2006 i wonder if you could you sort of say a little more about that

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so, leah took things in her own hands. >> i said, okay, i will go on over there.nd nothing would be the same again. coming up: the door just eeked open, like in slow motion. >> reporter: inside the house, a heart stopping discovery. >> i screamed and then i just my knees buckled and i hit the ground and i started crying. when "dateline" continues did you know that every single flush flings odors onto your soft surfaces? then they get released back into the air so you smell them later ew. right? that's why febreze created new small spaces. press firmly and watch it get to work... unlike the leading cone, small spaces continuously eliminates odors in the air and on surfaces-so they don't come back for 45 days. now that's one flushin' fresh bathroom. breathe happy febreze... la la la la la. check your free credit scores at creditkarma. here's to progress. stop dancing around the pain that keeps you up again, and again. advil pm silences pain, and you sleep the whole night. advil pm ♪ >> reporter: on the saturday morning before easter, leah phillips had not been able

leah has a problem because good news about america coincides with good news about trump which can't be good for humor. it's not like they had to begin with. >> i should introduce a new one. >> i think my resume speaks for itself. it certainly does. you have zero experience. [laughter] oh, you are hired. >> things. >> george comments. makes me nervous you are fired. >> i don't understand. >> no one does. [laughter] >> maybe yet of rest. everything something good happens, they go back. do you think killing the isis will cause that response? it was worth everything he did with accumulation of 2016, there is no direct. there's only but. you can't find but because some of on the of. right? >> now i'm just for the first time. >> rock, paper, scissors. >> i've been waiting by the wife. [laughter] [laughter] >> doctor drew. [cheering] never feeds any. [cheering] [cheering] 's he causes lots of trauma. he killed been plotted. o'neil. [cheering] the big man, you have some kind of connection. are you worried this dog look at a swollen head and fonte tv career? >> you should read the docs book. he

>>leah state in at a loss for words after learning that several of her family members were killed in mexico in an ambush my sister could actually see the smoke from her house then they heard the gunshots, 9 people were killed several others injured when the group was traveling between their family's ranch and she wa wa for a wedding. they're both the space and nora. a total of 3 cars making the trip. all 3 ambushed by criminal groups who shot burned at least one of the vehicles with the victims inside to the victims. 8 month old babies. as dame and i mean that really is a regretful disgrace because innocent children lost their lives. >>and then we'll do what is appropriate in these cases again it is our obligation to get together all the information to see the cause of the gruesome attack also caught the attention a president trump who tweeted about the ambush saying this is a time for mexico with the help of the united states to wage war on the drug cartels and wipe them off the face of the earth. we merely a way to call for your great new president mexico has to really. >>and micha

leah martinez joins us from the newsroom with more on the story. lee? the mac last night we reported that the suspect was in custody, unfortunately that is not the case. there is a suspect description, police say the archer remains at large, we are told he will be facing two attempted homicide charges. along the san francisco bay trail, off i 80 in richmond, there's a few homeless encampment. on saturday around midnight, east bay regional cart park district police say archer targeted the camp, shooting arrows into it. two homeless men were shot in the abdomen, one also suffered an additional hit to his leg. news of the violence, traveled to the homeless advocates that say that homeless are particularly vulnerable. >> there facing element similarly anything can happen to them people target them, they have no recourse they have nothing they can do about it. >> sally runs the organization that works with the city of oakland to provide tiny homes for homeless youth. shsaing wherever they have to go in order to find a place where they can sleep. so a marsh b

family member leah staddon said some of her relatives had recently had run-ins with armed gangs. >> it's been getting a little scarier down there in the last few months. >> reporter: the community's ranches are spread out throughout this rugged and vast terrain where the police presence is sporadic and the cartels are free to roam. >> without the u.s. help militarily, there is no way they are ever going to fix this problem. >> reporter: five children were wounded and were flown to an arizona hospital. >> o'donnell: manuel joins us now from janos, mexico. so we know the funerals are scheduled there tomorrow. is there any sign there has been an increase in the security presence? >> reporter: norah, we have seen truckloads of mexican national guard troops make their way through small towns like this one. family as they travel in caravans, but, of course, the important question is what happens here once those security forces are gone? >> o'donnell: manuel, thank you. in kentucky tonight, there are calls to check the map in the fiercely fought race for governor. democrat andy beshear is more

family member leah statin said some of the family had run-ins with known gangs. >> it's been gettingcarier the last few months. >> reporter: the community's ranches are spread out throughout this rugged and vast terrain where the police presence is sporadic. and the cartels are free to roam. >> without the u.s. help militarily, there's no way they're ever going to fix this problem. >> reporter: five children were wounded and were flown to an arizona hospital. [ crying ] we have seen truckloads of mexican national guard troops making their way through small towns like this one. they are here to escort the lebaron family as they travel in caravans to attend the funerals. the important question is, though, what will happen once those security forces are gone. manuel bojorquez, cbs news, mexico. >>> a man wanted in connection with the murders of a new hampshire couple in texas is under arrest. 33-year-old adam curtis williams was found in mexico yesterday and flown back to texas. he was arrested on an auto theft charge. a surveillance photo showed williams and a woman crossing the border

>>i think a lot of us are just speechless leah state in at a loss for words after learning that several of her family members were killed in mexico in an ambush my sister could actually see the smoke from her house and they heard the gunshots, 9 people were killed several others injured when the group was traveling between their family's ranch and she wa wa for a wedding. you're both the space and nora. a total of 3 cars making the trip. all 3 ambushed by criminal groups who shot burned at least one of the vehicles with the victims inside to the victims. 8 month old babies. as dame and i mean that really is a regretful disgrace because innocent children lost their lives. >>we'll do what is appropriate in these cases again it is our obligation to get it together all the information to see the cause of the gruesome attack also caught the attention a president trump who tweeted about the ambush saying this is a time for mexico with the help of the united states to wage war on the drug cartels and wipe them off the face of the earth. we merely a way to call for your great new president mexi

coming up this morning, leah greenberg discusses efforts supporting the impeachment of president trump and campaign 2020. and conservative commentators and national so indicated -- nationally syndicated radio talk talksost dennis prager about his promotion of free speech. join the discussion. ♪ washington journal mugs are available at c-span's new online store. go to c-span store.org. check out the washington journal mugs and see all of the c-span products. on thursday, the acting head of customs and border protection held a news conference at the white house to discuss operations at the u.s. southern border. this is 25 minutes. mr. morgan: good morning. today i'd like to talk about the latest southwest border enforcement statistics focusing primarily on the month of october. but first, if we recall, earlier this year we sounded the alarm, actually quite a bit, with respect to the border crisis. and asking congress repeatedly to act to fix the loopholes in our broken immigration system and close the gaps driving this crisis. unfortunately not a single piece of meaningful legislation ha

people can learn from your experiences and learn from what you've done you recently actually spoke on leah rimini of scientology in the aftermath about how law enforcement handles cults and cult situations and that's a kid you really curious things i don't think people are quite aware of in what ways and you yourself were san francisco police officer for many years and what ways do you think law enforcement could improve in this area of how they deal with people either coming out of cults or people who've been brainwashed you mentioned domestic abuse situations things like that people who have that conditioning you know how how can how better can law enforcement deal with situations like this. well recently i spoke with my chief about this very topic and 1st and foremost i think it's very important that law enforcement realize that we need training and the best way to get that training is to get it from someone such as myself who has been a part of that type of organize a ship and. and at that point in time officers need to know exactly what to be looking for what things that might be said

and so on in the school shoes that his leah and exciting day it really was martine excuse me south africa have won the rugby world cup for the 3rd time in their history they be favorites england 32 points to 12 and a dramatic final on saturday paul reece joins us now live outside the stadium in yokohama paul so one of the hallmark images really from this final was perhaps the black south african captain holding up that trophy there at the end just a real inspiration i'm sure for a lot of youth and africa's i'm just wondering what impact do you think this when especially for this team will have across the continent. well indeed yes and he's south africa's 1st black captain you know i was talking to the leaders of rugby in africa yesterday the president of rugby africa. exactly said that this image of living lifting the trophy would be huge for the sport in africa and huge for the young people in africa you know the 9095 world cup when the springboks on home soil did a lot for the race relations in south africa was a very powerful image everyone in the country coming together behind the tea

. >> is one with the strips that the death of justice leah is the negative in texas misled divorce, to opening of the seat held open during the election year 2016. the lÉvesque voice on that. the survey i should see. they ask people about population varies during lunch year particularly about 2016 and 73 percent of people surveyed said it was the wrong thing to do in terms of not hold the senate not holding a hearing here. conversely asked about holding a confirmation hearing about this election year 2020 and 69 percent said the senate should boldly confirmation hearing is the vacancy happens in the supreme court. what do yous say the senate wod do. >> is theul question. i say currently this and it right to dos whatever it wants. assesses proclamations in the constitution is never really been fully defined and i, supported night sort look at it from a different perspective if you have term limits 80 year term in the justices are voting off every 18 years. you have a bunch of senior justices fight justice kennedy, good health, and at the time of the 2016 opening you also had o'connor an

it is time for sports with leah thanks liz also at the tokyo 2020 alum picks the governor of tokyo reluctantly gave her support to move next year's alone pick marathon and race walk north to sapporo to dodge the heat local organizers were shocked when the international olympic committee announced the move 2 weeks ago without consulting many of them 1st the i.o.c. has agreed that no other events will be moved and that tokyo will not bear the cost of changing the venue. you know on as the host city in respect to the importance of building the system to strive for the success of the games although we cannot guarantee with the i.o.c. has decision the government of tokyo has decided not to interfere with the decision of the i.o.c. which owns the authority to make the last decision. well new zealand have put the disappointment of their rugby world cup a semi final loss behind them a win in the 3rd place playoff 4017 against wales the diverse make up of the english and south african sides plain and saturday's rugby world cup final are in stark contrast to the sport's white upper class roots england g

very nervous, the first argument and it is very nervous and they got one sentence and justice school leah leaned over the bench in a way that he had and he said wait, wait, wait and then he told me the one sentence i had managed to utter which seemed pretty anodyne and not very consequential was completely wrong. [laughter] but it was kinda great, i actually did not mind about all i kinda preferred it and this year i've been watching these people try to fill up two minutes of time without being interrupted and thinking we should do them a favor and interrupt them because sometimes it is doing people a favor, it gets you in the game and gives you something to respond to. i know that's what it did for me. when justice school leah challenged me, then you have to go back at him. >> the people's minds get changed by th oral argument? >> it depends on the case some people have pretty strong tires and no how they feel about a particular subject in part because they seem similar cases on the same subject and many times before so they developed a way of thinking of an area of the law and you're no

how --ard to see leah of the national journal serves as their hotline editor. to both of you, thank you for joining us on newsmakers. >> i think that a national primary is one of the worst reforms you could implement. if we were doing it in a rational way, have a rotating regional primary so that we, in different elections, have different groups of states go together. which would allow focus retail campaigning. >> learn about the presidential nominating process tonight. lara brown, director of the school,tial candidate talks about what reforms to the process might be in the works. watch tonight at 8:00 eastern. tonight on book tv at 9:00 eastern, jeff mason discuss a warning which looks behind the scenes at the donald trump presidency from an anonymous source. >> president trump is the one who is the ultimate decider. of course, that is the job of any president. he really, really follows his totincts from anything marketing.icy to he has his own press secretary. he has his own munication's director. he has his own -- >> people in congress have given away their

the czechs equalised but leah williamson's first international goal snatched a late victory in the snow djokovic. the austrian, won the deciding set on a tie—break. it was incredible performance by thiem, who recovered from 1—4 down to clinch his first win against novak djokovic on hard courts. the result means the winner of djokovic or roger federer on thursday, will make the final four. well, federer kept his hopes alive. earlier, he faced the italian matteo berrettini. both had lost their opening group games, so a lot was riding on the match at the o2 arena. federer took the first set, but berrettini pushed him to a tie—break, it finished 7—6. federer won the second set 6—3. this is only the second time the two have met competitively — federer won in straight sets at wimbledon this year. that's all the sport for now. hello, once again. after so much wet weather in recent weeks it looks as though wednesday for much of the british isles is going to start at least on a drier, brighter, colder note. although there is no discounting the fact there is another set of fronts bringing rain to