marcia, marcia, marcia. biden, biden again.he president telling you exactly what he's afraid of with all these attacks on his democratic front-runner. and tonight biden is reacting, and he is not holding back. >> we've got to get something straight. all this talk of the president about corruption comes from the most corrupt president we've had in modern history. he's the definition of corruption. he's corrupted the agencies of government from the defense department, from the state department, from the justice department all about making sure that he, in fact, allows somebody else to pick his opponent for him. that's what this is about. and i am not going to stand for it, and i'm not going to respond to it. i'm not going to talk about anything other than what the facts are. he's indicted himself by his own statements. this is not about me. it's not about my son. there's not a shred of evidence there's anything done that's been wrong. >> we've got breaking news coming up on the secretary of state mike pompeo as well. and on that

kayla's parents carl and marcia mueller join me now. carl and marcia, thank you for being with us. this has got to be a hard conversation. even though something positive has come out of it in the capture and death of al-baghdadi, carl, you told my colleague savannah guthrie yesterday that there's a 1% chance you think kayla may still be alive. >> yes. >> what gives you that idea? >> well, it's a bit of a long story but we've had many rumors coming out of that area. we worked with a man that was getting out women and he was working with smugglers inside the area and through that source, we heard the rumor that she wasn't killed. and through other sources, we heard that as well. but the thing that really sticks in my mind is that we've learned throughout this whole process a little bit of how the government works as far as information, intel. and for -- for one thing, they never take intel from a terrorist organization as truthful. and they always want at least two, maybe three, sources that tell them the same information before it's actionable. the only two reasons they gave us that

but his sister marcia was convinced he had been wrongfully convicted.eam of private investigators who uncovered stunning new evidence, including the elusive gunshot residue case on the bathrobe brad war the night of the shooting. they knew the odds of i don't remember turns the verdict was low but brad's family would stop at nothing to find justice. with a conclusion of "a crack in everything," here is keith morrison. >> dallas jennings felt like a cheated young man, his father in prison and neither he nor amman ga believed for a minute that he killed their mother. >> he missed out on me turning 16, me driving for the first time, my graduation, me getting married. i have a kid now. he missed. that the birth of his first grandchild. he missed out on a lot. >> but brad's sister marcia was still determined to bring him back to that world he was missing, and with investigators dwight's help, she finally found a father/daughter team of attorneys who seemed to understand the case. and the family. >> these were just salt of the earth, small town country people

the government relayed how marcia flew to california with her daughter so the teenager could take hery abbott, founder and ceo of food and beverage packaging company paid the bribes from the family's currentable foundation. they both pleaded guilty to one count of conspiracy and fraud. they asked for 8 months behind bars for each of ever the parents. they will spend one month in prison of the dozens of letters sent to the judge including by fox news judge andrew napolitano a friend of greg's who wrote, the greg i know is exceptionally selfless. also in court today, attorneys for each of the abbotts detailing immense family pressures unfolding of time of the crime, failing marriage, a son struggling with drug addiction and daughter they were trying to help suffering from lyme disease. in marcia's letter the offer made by the scheme's mastermind by rick singer i should have walked away. by then i saw him as a lifeline. i was afraid what happened to my daughter if i backed out. look back i'm horrified, what should have been flashing danger was registering instead as help. over the weeken

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>> no, it's -- >> i would say, marcia -- i would say, marcia, that pretty much every mission that nasa does on the robotic side, on the science mission director side, it's always with international partners. we almost don't ever at this point do anything alone, and that's very positive. we only do that because we work with our partners on what would be in their interests to achieve as we work on what's in our interest to achieve. but also like johann said, regardless, we share all the data. this is scientific knowledge on another world, namely mars. we share it and we share it for free. >> yeah. i can even say something, also sharing knowledge because we had some issues with the power as you might know, therefore, we have now very clear and open interaction with nasa people to see -- to clarify this issue. is this is more than just data exchange. it's also knowledge exchange. >> absolutely. and i would also like to -- you know, he mentioned the rapid unplanned disassembly which i think is a great way of framing it. that's a unique capability that spacex brings, and it's not -- it's uni

. >> brangham: inside the courtroom today, as always, was marcia coyle of the "national law journal," and she joins me now. marcia, welcome back, as always. >> thank you. >> brangham: the argument today is whether title7, which bans job discrimination on the basis of sex, could also inc ile protecting sexual orientation. is that the argument today? >> that's right. duds that language, "sex," encompass discrimination on the basis of sexual orientation and gender identityism as we heard from one of the plaintiffs who basically argued, i'm titled because i'm guy and thus under title 7 i should be protected. >> that's right. the other plaintiff you heard from, aimee stephens, she claimed she was fired because of her gender identity, that she had transitioned from male to female. and today, william, there were two hours of arguments. the court had consolidated two cases involving sexual orientation for one hour and then the case on gender identity for a second hour. and the arguments were fascinating, fast, quick, past breaking, we heard words like "transgender," "cys gender." >> brangham:

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. >> marcia clark, just assigned to prosecute simpson for murder watched with the rest of the world. >> this looks like flight to me. and that is conscious of guilt in the law. >> i have o.j. in the car. >> okay. where are you? >> please, i'm coming up the 5 freeway. >> okay. >> right now you got to tell the police to just back off. he's still alive but he has a gun to his head. >> a gun. those two words transformed the story. to police, o.j. simpson was now armed and even more dangerous. >> what's the state of mind? is he going to start shooting? now it's about the gun. is he going to commit suicide or not? i don't know. >> whether he was actually despondent over his dead wife or simply feared arrest, when deposed, simpson claimed he was suicidal, with a 357 magnum at his side. >> what was your purpose in taking the gun out of the bag and putting it in your hand? >> using it. >> to kill yourself? >> yes. i was feeling a lot of pain and it wanted it to stop. >> what was the cause of that pain? >> losing nicole. >> nicole. her grave is where simpson claimed he and his pal were secretl

reporter: one month in prison each for marcia and greg abbott.to pursue the exam cheating route twice, leading to one count of conspiracy fraud, shelling out shelling 50,000 tot taker correct their daughters s.a.t., and another to cheat on the test, they paid bribes from family charitable foundation in court attorneys for each details family pressure unfolding at the time of the crime, failing marriage, a son struggling with addiction, daughter they were trying to help, suffering from lyme disease, they expected remorse before the judge, greg abbott tearfuly apologized. in marcia's letter she writes of offer made by scheme mastermind, i should have walked away, by then i saw him as a lifeline, was afraid of what might happen to my daughter if i backed out, looking back, i am horrified. what should have been flashing danger was sti stead was seen as help. >> and than that which was recommended for felicity huffman, who was viewed less culpable. she got two weeks from a judge laughlilaughto usc. higher if laughlin goes to trial. >> mollie thank you

. >> marcia smith, Ãbi'd like to turn to robotic space exploration.wondering if esa Ãcould give an update on the mission and the likelihood it would launch in 2020. and since all the countries have mars projects, spacecraft or planning to send spacecraft, do you, and if so, how do you coordinate amongst yourself to see that you're not duplicating each other and all working together to advance our knowledge of mars? >> i start with the very sometimes duplication is good for redundancy but this is not what you're asking for. sometimes it's good. sometimes it's good for redundancy. it's a good opportunity to give a very special message concerning Ãbwe forgot about it but i would like to recall it. you are rally was not 100% successful we did not reach the surface of mars in a soft way. we reached the surface rather hard. this was a very special experience for us also in europe because i got a lot of complaints from public media. it was the penetration experiment. >> yes. when elon musk tried to land on a platform in the sea and it was a failure, he said,

gregory and marcia abbot paid $125,000 to rig their daughter's college entrance exams and boost her chances of getting into duke university. they pleaded guilty to a single count of fraud and conspiracy. and their lawyers were arguing for no prison time at all. prosecutors requested an eight-month sentence. the abbots are the sixth and seventh parents to be sentenced in the scandal. another six will be sentenced in the next month. >>> the standoff between china and the nba is flaring up today. this time the league's commissioner adam silver is backing up the nba executive at the center of the international firestorm. >> i don't think it inconsistent, on one hand, synthetic to them and at the same time stand by our principles. >> commissioner silver is travelling to shanghai thursday to meet with chinese officials over the dispute. china says it will immediately suspend its sports channel broadcast arrangement with the nba. >>> coming up at 5:30, the anniversary of a night and a week, really, that a great many people will never, ever forget. what that anniversary means to folks up here and h

that of course has congressman marcia fudge, she is reading from the scripture, new testament. we're going to hear a bit of music and then remarks from hillary clinton while we keep an eye on that, and we want to bring in a couple of our next guests. we have nbc news reporter. mike, let me start with you. as we look at elizabeth warren there seated next to eric holder, it looked like, this is truly some of the luminaries in the democratic party coming in together to remember somebody who was so important to them, including barack obama and joe biden who are reunited at this moment. >> that's right, hallie. i wish i could be a fly on the wall inside as we see this rare convening of the biggest names in the democratic party. and you're right, it is the first time the public is actually seeing the former president barack obama and joe biden, his vice president, together in public since biden announced his complain. biden mentioned obama almost at every turn. we're also seeing the last two democratic presidents and nominee, hillary clinton, and a handful of other 2020 contenders, s

parents, greg and marcia abbott each sentenced to a month in prison today, the federal prosecutor in the nation's largest college entrance cheating scandal is breaking hi profile defendants >> one of the things we look to is how much money was involved. >> reporter: in a rare interview, with dozens of cases still open, u.s. attorney andrew lelling tells wcvb in boston felicity huffman who pleaded guilty to fraud and paying $15,000 to rig her daughter's s.a.t. scores without her knowledge may have been the least culpable parent. >> she took responsibility almost immediately she was contrite, did not try to minimize her conduct i think she handled it in a very classy way. >> reporter: with huffman sentenced to warning to lori loughl wnot guie demeanor at times was starkly higher sentence for her than we did for felicity huffman i can't tell you specifically what that would be. the longer the case goes, we would be asking for something substantially longer. >> reporter: tonight, she and her husband face decades behind bars if convicted. a true life hollywood thriller with its dramatic e

marcia mueller says i know it's 99% likely that kayla is gone, she said, but if there's even 1% chance just want to know more about the circumstances of her passing. they want to bring her remains home if at all possible. she said to me this morning off camera actually, she said kayla wants to be home. she wants to be home back in arizona. it's heart wrenching what they've been through over these last few years. >> quickly before i let you go, you talked to these people, this family, back in 2015 i think it was right at the height of their grief. now here we are four years later. i imagine you've seen an evolution in their thought process here. >> definitely. it's heart wrenching. i was at their house -- this is really the days after it was announced that kayla had been killed. for a long time people didn't even know there was an american young woman being held by isis. that was a secret. they were told to seep it secret and they were really just shell shocked at that point but they've come to learn -- they've traveled to iraq and talked to some of the yazidi women who were held with k

and the people on the sidewalks they just stood there with their mouths agape that's what marcia was hoping for people stopping with the shopping bags thinking what is going on. good answers had slogans like peace joy and harmony peace on earth or of one world one future they were calling for a better more tolerant world. to celebrate the love parades 30th birthday a multimedia exhibition in berlin tells the story of how a cult event turbocharged the techno movement in the german capital. and howard brought the club scene onto the streets after the fall of the berlin wall in 1989. borders and discovery. you're inspired by an idea and simply go for it when we register i thought we don't have to proclaim what we're against we need to demonstrate. what we stand for. and that's pretty much what we did with the love. with our music and make euphoria. came to be symbolic for berlin after reunification hundreds of marchers became ranks of hundreds of thousands until a 1000000 joined in on the huge party all outside and all for free and. the parade was in the perfect place of the perfect tim

it's also now senator marcia blackburn, who it turns out represents more kurds in the u.s. than any other senator. some 15,000 kurds there in nashville and she says the president's decision liberates isis and props up assad. the other thing happening here, of course, we're talking about syria. but the backdrop here of course is impeachment and i think the syria issue gives republicans cover really to criticize president trump on this issue in a way that he have beey've been criticize him. >> and this is where, of course, i think a lot of us who don't live in partisan places are trying to understand how is it that they don't see syria and ukraine as connected? that congressional republicans continue to try to keep those separate when russia certainly sees it, you know, their number one interest in destabilizing the united states was to get -- us to get out of their space in their minds when it came to ukraine and syria. >> yeah. i don't have a good answer for you on that one because you're right. if lawmakers are going to be intellectually honest, you would think they would

well nobody knows the story better than karl and marcia and diane.ou. >> thank you. >> thank you. >> thank you for your time. steve: all right. next up, new york's archbishop timothy cardinal dolan is going to join us live. we are going to talk about joe biden and communion. searching for a way to help stop your cold sore? only abreva can get rid of it in... ...as little as 2 1/2 days when used at the first sign. abreva starts to work immediately to block the virus and protect healthy cells. abreva acts on it. so you can too. brian: hi, everybody, welcome back. and ainsley does have a great orange dress. i had to give cardinal dolan a formal introduction and i look forward to do it. vice president joe biden failing to comment after being denied communion at a catholic church. >> i'm not going to discuss that. that's my personal life. i practice my faith but i have never let my religious beliefs to impose that view on other people. ainsley: in a statement, a south carolina priest says sadly, this past sunday, i had to refuse holy communion to former v

tracy and marsha. [ applause ] it was all i could do not to go marcia, marcia, marcia.at's what's bothering you will. >> we're talking on ice now. this -- think of it as a combination of ice and massage therapy. these are the little devices, it's been vibrating. you can feel that. >> it's cool. >> and giving cold therapy at the same time. there's a lot of confusion about ice and heat. ice, injury in general reduces inflammation. >> how does it feel? >> it's really relaxing. >> you feel the vibrations not too much. >> i do, but it's a soothing vibration. >> i hope you feel better. >> yeah, thank you. >> marsha, this is something a little bit different. an infrared -- >> we're on to heat therapy. in general heat actually brings blood flow to the area so this is good for muscle spasms. >> i should say your issue is your sciatica? >> correct. >> and part of that is because muscle contracts around that nerve. so, again, a benefit for some people. >> so how is that feeling? >> it's a mild heat sensation and it actually relaxes my leg muscles so it feels better. >> it feels be

. >> reporter: tonight, a jail sentence for greg and marcia abbott. a month behind bars after pleading guilty to paying $125,000 to boost their daughter's college test scores. it comes just days after the lead prosecutor in the varsity blues scandal talked to our affiliate wcvb about felicity huffman's recent sentence of two weeks behind bars. >> she took responsibility almost immediately. she was contrite. did not try to minimize her conduct. i think she handled it in a very classy way. >> reporter: the actress pleading guilty to paying a $15,000 bribe to have her daughter's s.a.t. scores altered. >> i think it sent a clear message to the other parents involved that there really is a good chance that if you're convicted of the offense, you're going to go to prison for some period of time. >> reporter: huffman is one of 15 parents who've pleaded guilty. so far, seven have been sentenced to prison time, ranging from two weeks to five months. actress lori loughlin and her husband, accused of paying a half million dollars to get their two daughters into

greg and marcia abbott guilty to pay $1000 to have a daughter's to stand is corrected.cutors recommend 8 months in prison. rob: donald trump expected toward the presidential medal of freedom to the attorney general under the reagan administration in 1980, the white house calling him a thought leader and strong conservative voice, a policy strong enough to end the cold war in securing his support in texas. >> 2020 democrat joe biden just unveiled his plan for higher education. >> foxbusiness, here with a breakdown of the $750 billion proposal. >> biden is calling this a bold plan for education and training beyond high school. he outlined a number of ideas and promises with this plan. americans will have a choice to join or maintain their place in the middle class regardless of their parents income or the color of their skin. his administration would invest in community colleges, something he and president obama started in 2015. every working person including those attending school part-time and dreamers can go to community college for two years without having to pay tuit

into friday widespread rains much of borneo across into the and also out across the western much as marcia and the mill a pencil and also some rain on the way into western australia so. certainly through thursday can see its massive cloud here that's all associated with the next system coming through cooler air behind this system 18 degrees in perth with those rain showers on thursday me wot ahead of the system the winds are coming from the north and coming through the hot dry interior 36 in adelaide 33 across into male but that front does make a little bit of headway by friday because he's across into adelaide also into melba hasn't really gone through so still feeling pretty warm as you can see 34 celsius in melbourne 27 up into sydney where it's mostly dry and then look at this hobart on friday we've got a high of 30 celsius the rain does come through and as it does that some cooler comes through as well so by saturday feeling better at 24 with some showers. is a popular filming location in france when it comes to stories about trucks crime and radicalization tired of negative stereotyp

greg and marcia abbott face eight months in prison after pleading guilty to paying $125,000 to have theirghter's test answers corrected. felicity huffman starts later this month. the us attorney says they will push for a harsher sentence when lori laughlin is sentenced next year. she pleaded not guilty. the new york yankees are step closer to a 28 world series title. >> the yankees swept the win. the first team to the championship series. >> the bronx bombers beating the twins 5-1 to win a complete series sweep. they are swept by the houston astros watching the nationals, a winner go home game over the los angeles dodgers and they avoid elimination pushing the atlanta braves with a 5-4 win in extra innings. the time is 9 minutes after the top of the hour and turkey is gearing up to invade syria after donald trump told us forces what happens next in the middle east, jim hansen says there is a strategy to prevent russia getting control next. talk about pulling double duty, the baby girl, testifying. ♪ - [narrator] do you have less energy than you used to? after we reach age 40, there's a bi

he and his wife marcia at the time invited to us dinner and bob dylan was there.ne how i felt. afterwards they said let's played charades, sounds like two syllables. the greatest poet in the world. could he do sounds like two syllables? no. and he was on my team. and i am a competitive [ bleep ]. >> jimmy: even a situation like that where there's a guy you admire greatly you become annoyed at him. >> i threw oranges at him. the next day my friend who was there, tony, said just to remind me last night you did throw oranges at bob dylan. i went, "did i?" bless his heart. i love him to death. they were small. >> jimmy: you make a lot of fun of yourself and you reveal a lot of things. it was late at night. you said you were awakened by a noise and there were a couple of guys in your place. >> well, i just, you know, i took my hair off and then i heard this noise and i thought i'm being burgled and i thought i've got to go and see what it is. the lights went on. i grabbed my hair, put it on, glasses, went to the corridor and said it's a water leak. i'm standing there i

joining me now, tennessee congresswoman marcia plaque burn. we have seen this movie before.s been a while. you think wait cost republicans when they went after bill clinton. do you think impeachment will cost the dems in a similar way? >> i do think it will cost the dems. i'm talking to people every single day, and voters are saying wait a minute. they have been at this for a very long time. what we have to do is looking at what we know. since before he was sworn in they wanted to impeach him. we know there was no quid pro quo. we know he asked what happened with crowdstrike, election interference. everybody wants the answer to that, trish. and we do know they are not going to stop. they have dug in. nancy says no one is above the law. nancy, what about illegal aliens crossing our borders? they you think tee serve to come here, decriminalize border crossing and give them benefits? if you are going to abide by the rule of law make it for everything. they don't want to do that. trish: people say it's unseemly, ukraine kind of needs the money, perhaps this wasn't the most of ap

elizabeth: senator marcia blackburn great to see you come back soon. >> thank you. >> get you updatedn israel, prime minister netanyahu failed to form a united government in israel with his rival, fox news tray yingst is in jerusalem with more. reporter: in trying to form a government. after a close race in mid september, netanyahu was given nod by israeli president at taking a second attempt this year at garnering coalition support. netanyahu's opponent will get a chance to -- while building a voting bloc. netanyahu claims to have made every effort to work with to create a government. >> in past weeks i made every effort to bring benny to the negotiating table. every effort to avoid another election. unfortunately he refused, time and again. >> today he called all parties in israel, including arab parties for first time in 20 years, analyst say he will likely run to same issues was not having enough support to reach a soon vote majority in israeli parring am. amid a tumultuous time for netanyahu and state of israel. if he fails to be reelected prime minister, he will not be able to p

marcia mueller to lengthy republic "i still say kele should be here, and obama as decisive as president trump, maybe she would have been. tonight, toyota, kia and general motors backing the trump administration an ongoing battle with california over who gets to mandate fuel economy standards. for other leading lawmakers, excuse me automakers honda, volkswagen bmw previously agreed with california to manufacture cars with higher fuel efficiency. to missouri now where the fate of only abortion clinic in missouri is under consideration. a member of the states administrative hearing commission open proceedings today over whether the clinic can keep its abortion license after being cited for numerous health code violations. not expected a vote until february of next year. the state has refused to renew its license to perform abortion citing concerns that include field abortions and serious medical complications. trace gallagher reconstructs the rate minute-by-minute. the isis leader is dead but the terrorist group vowing to continue its extreme. cia director james woolsey and a delta force c

our embassy and ambassador marcia yovanovitch and there are issues of corruption if the president were president biden for the great job he did in combination with the ebrd, the imf, the eu, to remove an at best inept if not corrupt prosecutor general is exactly the wrong way to proceed. >> what does it do for diplomats, career foreign officers trying to execute the pallose of the united states in ukraine to have rudy giuliani kind of freelancing at the president's behest with a direct line to the president doing things which are not necessarily and apparently have nothing to do with actual u.s. national interests? >> this is, of course, is dreadful leadership. a commander in chief is supposed to stand up for his troops, whether those troops are military or civilian. and here in fact we seem to have the undercutting of an ambassador who is doing, again, a very strong job. i know that her work, her strong anti-corruption work in ukraine was annoying and even angering senior officials in the previous government, including the former prosecutor general. and so they wanted to kind of get b

i would say, marcia, that pretty much every mission that nasa does on the robotics side, the science mission directors side, it is always with international partners. we do not almost, if ever, at this point do anything alone. it is positive, because we work with our partners on what would be in their interests to achieve, but also like johann said, regardless, we share all the data. this is scientific knowledge on another world, namely mars. we share it and we share it for free. even sayer: i can something, we are also sharing knowledge because we have some issues with the power suit, as you might know, and we now have a very clear and open interaction with other people to clarify this issue. datais more than just exchange, it is also knowledge exchange. mr. bridenstine: absolutely. he mentioned the rapid unplanned disassembly, which i think is a great way of framing it. that is a unique capability that it is unique, and in the sense that it is not the way nasa traditionally operates. so the idea that you can rapidly iterate tasks, basically the way they do things that spacex, -- at

is time for our clear the shelters segment, featuring our friends from pets in need, and my friend marciaittle bit too much, i am laughing to much during the commercial break with valerie and you just melt how cute this little chihuahua is and today you may not be able to tell she is a chihuahua because today she is a butterfly, all ready for halloween and i always ask, do the costumes come with the dog. >> sure. >> so if anyone adopts sweet little valerie today, you can get this adorable costume. >> i love it. >> that's a great deal. >> she's 14 years old. >> 14. >> and i was told she is in surprisingly good health for a 14-year-old. >> from what they say, the blood work, she's a quarter of her age. yes, she's got many, many more years to live. and she has no teeth. but that's okay. that's okay. >> she had seven teeth that she had left out, they needed to come out. >> and you took care of her. and she has arthritis but she is comfortable with the pain management that you have her on. >> yes. >> so with dogs and cats included, like valerie, you will do anything you can, and what's you >>

>> marcia fudge has already signed on as the lead sponsor, we need a democratic lead sponsor.m pennsylvania earlier today, we are very optimistic, he would give us a decision by the end of the week but we have a lot of other folks that are willing to sign on and join but we need that democratic lead right now. >> tucker: it's the fall and a lot of kids have just going off to school. >> i think every parent should be aware and talk to their sons and daughters about what way they are raised, how you treat people whether it's bullying or hazing, and also they should be aware if they see something, they should report it immediately. too many parents allow this to happen and they don't speak up early enough. >> martha: we've got to go but nobody did an actual time in your son's case, what is it like for you? >> i'm not allowed to comment on that but we still have a few people that have to go to trial and there is sentencing and we are hoping justice will be served. >> martha: there is no doubt there has been an ordeal for all of them and we hope it's been one a lot of people learn

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representatives, led by our chair of the black caucus, karen bass, our leader, steny hoyer, john lewis, marcia nod, and i'm happy to get it as well, and so many of our members of the house in a bipartisan fashion, please rise to be recognized. and their families and their staff. elijah's staff. john lewis. where are you, john lewis? and we had a strong representation from the united states senate in a bipartisan way yesterday, today also, led by ben cardin and chris van hollen, bringing so many senators today. bishop thomas, how brilliant was it of elijah's parents to name him elijah? as the secretary said, god is my lord. and as we know from the old testament, there is a tradition to leave a seat at the table for elijah. he might show up. but our elijah always made a seat at the table for others. he made a seat at the table for children who needed an education, for even new members of congress so that he could mentor them, for all who wanted to be part of the american dream. elijah himself personally lived the american dream, and he wanted everyone else to have that opportunity, hence many se

i left the floor last night, marcia fudge said i haven't been able to reach elijah.old me to call him early in the morning, so i'll have his number and i'll call and let you know how he's doing. i received a phone call early in the morning to tell me that he had died. so we all are really wondering why such a good man was taken so soon. the congressional black caucus will probably gather later today to pray. but you know, elijah cummings was an amazing human being. i accused him of being a bootleg preacher. >> yeah. why is that? >> well, i've had him in kansas city. his mother was actually an evangelical preacher, and he went to law school instead of seminary, and i ride to explain to him that i went to seminary instead of law school and he needed to stay out of my business. i looked up one day and he had performed a wedding ceremony for mika business sin ski and joe scarborough. i attacked him again and said you're an attorney. you're getting in my business and you're doing all this bootleg preaching. for anybody who has heard him speak, there was great emotion comi

gregory and marcia abbott were each given a month in prison for paying $125,000 to rig their daughter's payment hidden from their daughter. five other parents have also been sentenced in the scandal. >>> starting tonight, philadelphia hockey fans can let off some steam in the arena without getting in trouble. >> the flyers are unveiling what they call their disassembly room. see that there? fans use bats, sledge hammers, and other weapons of limited destruction to smash up plates, televisions, a mirror there, and other breakables. there's also an area where family and friends can watch the off-ice action. >> i know those philly fans, they need something to release that anger. do you remember just a few weeks ago when the dean of pennsylvania was like yelling during the eagles game? >> oh my goodness. >> there's a line outside the arena for that place. >> i think they'd probably rather be in that room than actually watch hockey. >> the frustration. fans will wear protective gear so don't worry, and that room can be reserved in advance. if you have a feeling they're probably going to lose

senator, new testament reading by marcia fudge, u.s. congresswoman.] ♪ warren: the lord is my shepherd, i shall not want. me to lie down in green pastures. he leadeth me beside the still waters. soul.toreth my yea, though i walk through the valley of the shadow of death, i will fear no evil for thou art with me. staff, they thy comfort me. table in thet a presence of mine enemies. my cup runneth over. surely goodness and mercy will follow me all the days of my life, and i will dwell in the house of the lord forever. amen. [applause] rep. fudge: the new testament reading comes from second timothy chapter four, verse seven and eight. i have kept the faith. later future there is for me the crown of righteousness, which the lord, the righteous judge, will award to me on that day and not only to me but also to those who have loved his appearance. [applause] >> elijah wrote his funeral program and determined who he wanted to do what. some might be wondering why they aren't doing anything. [laughter] so i just wanted to give you clarity. [laughter] the peopl

mcconnell saying no due process and marcia blackburn saying they're conducting a kangaroo court.e talking to their own audiences but that's the message republicans are putting out there. >> so what i would say is that all of us have a responsibility to tell people what the process is. i, myself, am very worried about how divided this country is. and i think that's something every one of us, republican and democratic side, have to worry about. that we are americans and we don't play into russia's hand of weaponizing and trying to destabilize democracy. that's one of the things i worry about and i say that to all of my republican colleagues. but what we're doing right now is just getting the facts. no decisions have have been mad impeachment. but i remember i was a young kid, i was freshman in college, went back and made sure i was right about the year. when i was working for senate bob griffin, a republican, and i remember in the early days of watergate that no republicans supported impeachment. i remember the statement, though they weren't quite as inflammatory as in social media

and the people of ireland want to continue on the pathway that we haven't barked on 21 years ago marcia terrible things and it's how you get it if it how you build conflict resolution but there is one thing for sure the cranks it is totally incompatible with the good friday agreement and the people of ireland will not to line the british establishment to have false as collateral damage but when you say it's totally incompatible with bricks it is that all forms of bricks it is a deal bricks it which brings back a hard border between the republic of ireland and northern under or is it this boris johnson breaks it which parliament this week voted on which puts the border in the see and avoid some of the hard border issues allegedly. well there is no good prank sent but it ranks it is the worst of all we have the marking to ensure that they would never be returned to a harder border in maryland they close the border is already too hard in ireland and do you think the border is coming but i'm wondering given this week's events what do you now think is going to happen because on the one hand

and the people of ireland want to continue on the pathway that we haven't barked on 21 years ago marcia terrible things and it's how you get out of it how you build conflict resolution but there is one thing for sure the pranks it is totally incompatible with the good friday agreement and the people of ireland will not to line the british establishment to have false as collateral damage but when you say it's totally incompatible with bricks it is up all forms of bricks it is a deal bricks it which brings back a hard border between the republic of ireland and northern ireland or is it this boris johnson breaks it which parliament this week voted on which puts the border in the see and avoid some of the hard border issues allegedly where there is no good pranks it but it ranks it is the worst practice that of all but we have the marking to ensure that they would never be returned to a harder border in maryland because the border is already too hard in ireland and do you think the border is coming but i'm wondering given this week's events what do you now think is going to happen because o

. >> reporter: marcia terry has lived with depression for most of her life.ar she says she was unable to leave her apartment for months. >> and i thought, there's no hope. i might as well just get used to to. i'll do the bare minimum of what i have to do in life, otherwise i am going to sit in my chair, do nothing, watch tv. >> reporter: terry tried five different anti-depressants without success. her husband finally convinced her to meet with a psychiatrist, offering a treatment called deep transcranial magnetic stimulation or deep tms. >> i'm going to tighten it. it should feel snug -- >> when the person has depression, a certain area of their brain is underactive. >> reporter: dr. aron tendler is the chief medical officer for brain's way, the company's device uses magnetic pulses to create electrical activity and stimulate the areas in the brain that don't fire normally in people with depression. the treatment is less invasive than electroconvulsive therapy which works by inducing seizures in patients under anesthesia. >> i would say after the first week,

davis: i've had the opportunity to travel the country with my friend and colleague, congresswoman marcia fudge, on the subject of the voting rights act. we've heard testimony that minority turnout across the board was higher than ever. hispanic and asian communities jumped 13 pointsive about the turnout levels -- points above the turnout levels in 2013 compared to the 2018 election cycle. this last midterm in 2018, african-american turnout jumped 11 points. i hope this trend continues. and i hope we see increased minority turnout in our upcoming elections. i'll reserve the balance of my time. the chair: the gentleman reserves the balance of his time. the gentleman from south carolina. mr. cunningham: in closing, i urge both democrats and republicans to support this commonsense amendment, to prevent malicious misinformation and propaganda campaigns from targeting african-american and other minority communities. i yield back the balance of my time. the chair: the gentleman yields back the balance of his time. the gentleman from illinois. mr. davis: i yield back. the chair: the gentleman yi

a judge sent gregory and marcia abbott to prison for one month.secutors say the couple paid $125,000 to have their daughter's college entrance exam fixed in order to get her into duke university. this comes as we learn prosecutors will seek a substantially higher prison sentence for actress lori loughlin in the scandal. she has pleaded not guilty. >>> presidential contender bernie sanders says he may have to slow down his campaign after he suffered a heart attack last week. the 78-year-old senator is recovering at his vermont home. he told reporters he was, quote, dumb to ignore signs of trouble. >> i should have listened to those symptoms. i should have listened to those symptoms. so, if there's any message that i hope we can get out there, it is that i want people to pay attention to their symptoms. >> sanders says he will be part of the upcoming democratic candidates debate next tuesday. it's in ohio. >>> there is growing concern about a popular heartburn drug and its potential link to cancer. ahead, the surprising evidence researchers at a dru

you happen to be one of the members who was in that closed door deposition yesterday with marcia evanovich, the former ambassador to president trump in may. tell us what your thoughts are out of that. >> sure, i can't say what happened inside the room. i can tell you that she is a patriotic diplomate with great integrity who did the right thing by obeying a legally binding subpoena. she set is example for others in the administration civil servants foreign service office that you can and you should do this. as far as the policy and the bigger picture, look, let me say this-- >> well, she also, the reporting out of that meeting yesterday was that she said, she made the case that president trump's firing of her was unethical, it was sort of out of bounds. >> well, it was completely contrary to the leadership of president trump's state department. so look, here is the big picture. the trump administration was running an excellent policy critic of president trump's it's not easy for me to praise him, but it was a perfect policy. it was better than the obama administration's policy. gillian: wo