he worked in the mines in northern minnesota. he never got to graduate from high school, but he saved money in a coffee can in his basement to send my dad to college. and my dad got a two-year community college degree, which is why i am such a fan of these community colleges, then went on to finish at the university of minnesota. my mom grew up in milwaukee, again without a lot of money. she came to minnesota to teach school as a public teacher because they had strong teachers unions in the state of minnesota, and she taught school until she was 70 years old. i literally stand before you today as the granddaughter of an iron or minor, the daughter of a teacher in a newspaperman, and the first woman elected to the united states senate from the state of minnesota, and a candidate for president of the united states. that is what shared dreams is all about, that no matter who you know in this country, no matter where you come from, no matter what your name is, ask barack obama, that you can run for president of the united states, tha

and in an iowa-southern minnesota good folk lower, it was very popular in -- statewide in minnesota but then i was getting emails only from southern minnesota which said you might want to use a different type of cheese because the pepper jack was so spicy. no one from northern minnesota said that at all. in addition to bryce with his great leadership, thank you, bryce, for that, we have shirley from the city council. where are you? thank you very much for being here and your leep leadership and your fourth of july first and -- that you're ready for, and also, she is not from this district but maybe you know her. she is actually from mason city, right? marion, right? ok, i got that. from that area and she was the first indian-american legislator not just in iowa but in the united states of america. [applause] and that is an incredible story. and we were just meeting because she's been helping me out and we had this -- she told me her incredible story. i said howled you get involved in politics and her story is like so many women. her story was that she had kids, she was at home, she volu

sa of course, the representative from minnesota. minnesota is very dear to me. today is my 254th speaking engagement. last week i was at monticello -- the reason i say to this -- cite this is to tell you where the majority of this nation stands, so that we are heartened and not discouraged. distracted, maybe, but not discouraged. there are leaders among us that are going to lead us in 2016. -- in the 2016 election, we were in the majority. 62 million people voted for the president. 65 million voted against him. remember these numbers so that you are heartened that the majority stands with you, even today. it is a matter of using better heartened.emaining and i quickly cite three examples. look at 1940, japanese-american community. 120,000 of them were interned, families of those men and women that were fighting for the united states of america overseas. their families, as enemies of the nation, were interned. women, children, elderly people. i have visited with him and shared with them, and i have asked, how have you remained heartened? they said that it was the

in iowa and southern minnesota folklore you would like the fact that it was very popular statewide minnesota but then i started getting emails only from southern minnesota, which reported that you might want to use a different kind of cheese because pepper jack was too spicy. [laughter] nobody from northern minnesota said that. and i want to mention that in addition to that great leadership, we also have shirley from the city council, thank you very much. thank you for your leadership. she is not from this district but maybe you know her. she was from mason city, cedar rapids. she was the first indian-american legislator not just in iowa but in the united states of america. we were just meeting, because she told me her incredible story , how did you get involved in politics? her story is like so many women, her story was that she had kids and was at home, volunteered every day at the school, day after day. day after day. then school started dialing back on the curriculum that would make it harder for kids to get certain degrees and to be able to apply to certain colleges, so she went and tal

we have a large muslim community in minnesota and we are proud of it. our job as political leaders when this happens is not to standthis hatred but to up, as i mentioned earlier, with our brothers and sisters and immediately denounce and reject any form of racism, bigotry, or xenophobia. than just prevalent the muslim community. we are seeking all forms of phobia on the rise whether it is homophobia, xenophobia, and other forms of hate. and again, the one thing i would ask people and i constantly ask folks is -- what are our american values? always brought people to our shores? the statue of liberty? light around the world that brought people to the country had the idea that no matter where you are from, whatever your race or ethnicity, that you had the opportunity to 60. and here comes my congresswoman and friends. [cheers and applause] i am going to stop talking because i love her. i am so glad you are here. [laughter] >> thank you so much and we are privileged to be joined by representative oh mark who as you well know serves as u.s. representative f

i work for the people of minnesota. i'm going to do what's best for the people that i represent, and i think all of my colleagues are the same way. linda: marissa schultz from "the new york post." >> thanks for doing this. to piggyback off the socialism question, you have mentioned it a lot this morning. it is very clear the message you are trying to portray democrats going forward. in the past, nrcc and republicans have spent a lot of money using speaker pelosi in their advertising. is it fair to say that this go around in 2020, aoc and ilhan omar will be the target of your advertising against immigrants? rep. emmer: look, this is really -- for me, you can use this stuff for fundraising, but it's just the way you asked the question, that we are trying to portray them -- i mean marissa, , we are not trying to portray them as anything. we are trying to make it clear to the american voter what they say they are and what they are doing. they are the ones who came in and said, we are socialists. now there's a group, there's

we have a very large muslim community in minnesota and we are proud of that community but our political leaders were not too stoic they have this hatred but to stand up with our brothers and sisters to immediately denounce and reject any form of racism or bigotry yours you know phobia. but more prevalent in just the muslim community, we see all forms of phobia on the rise whether homophobia, xenophobi homophobia, xenophobia, and other forms of hate. again, one thing that i would ask people is, what are american values? what has always brought people to our shores? the statue of liberty. the beacon of light around the world that have brought so many people to this country with the idea no matter where you are, where you are fro from, race, ethnicity, you have the opportunity to succeed. here comes my congresswoman now. [cheers and applause] i will stop talking. [laughter] >> thank you so much i am privileged to be joined by representative omar serves as us representative for the fifth district together as one of the first muslim women to be elected to the u.s. congress. we are so gratefu

we lost 10% of all dairies in minnesota last year.predicted they're going to lose another 10% this year. >> do you ever deal with undocumented workers? do people like that come to work? >> yep, i have. when i talk to farmers that hire them, they honestly believe that they couldn't farm without them, that they would lose their farm without them. >> so we're in a town called worthington, minnesota. it's a small town in the southwest corner of the state. we're on our way to st. mary's catholic church which is a sanctuary church for more latino immigrants here in this community. there's the church right over here. ♪ >> worthington is a community of about 13,000 people. ♪ >> within the community of 13,000 people, the largest community would be the latino community. one of the things i think it's important to remember too that the majority of our people living here within the document are undocumented. >> you've made st. mary's a sanctuary church. >> it was a week after the election of president trump. you could feel the fear within the com

the bbc‘s michelle fleury has more from minnesota. this is amazon's massive warehouse in minnesota.s here are planning to mark amazon's prime shopping day, and annual sales event with a strike. earlier i spoke to one of the workers to ask what they are protesting. we're on strike on prime day mainly demanding safe and reliable jobs from amazon. the speeds we have to work are physically and mentally exhausting. some cases lead to injuries and people not seeing the job they can do long—term, plus with amazon's reliance on temporary workers, not having the same job security, basically we want them to treat us with respect as human beings and not as machines. for most consumers, you click a button, your package arrives a couple of days later. good prices, a convenience. what is the other side here? i'm an order picker, all the merchandise is on these storage pods that robots bring to my station and i have to pick an item about every eight seconds or 332 per hour for a ten hour day, a0 hours a week for these years. and its very fast paced work. i've seen many people in my department have

senate from minnesota. our guest this morning is minnesota senator amy klobuchar. after a distinguished legal career in 2006, she became the first woman elected to the united states senate from minnesota. now in her third term, senator klobuchar has earned a reputation as a prolific lawmaker and has one of the senate's best track records when it comes to getting her bills enacted into law. she's introduced more legislation than any other senate democrat. this morning, we'll hear from senator klobuchar about how she would shape the policy landscape as president, including her views on issues ranging from climate change to infrastructure to health care. recently, senator klobuchar outlined more than 100 things she would do during her first 100 days as president. we probably won't get into all 100 today, but let's get started. please welcome senator klobuchar and "the washington post" robert costa. robert: please, take a seat. good morning. i'm bob costa, national political reporter here at the "washington post." thanks so much for joining us this morning for another

here 30 minutes outside of minneapolis, minnesota.e expect 100 of them to walk off the jobs and protesting working conditions, what they call unfair productivity quotas. they're calling for more full-time work as well. to answer some of those questions we have amazon's senior spokesperson, the head of amazon operations pr, we have ashley robinson to join us to answer some of these questions. what do you make of their claims? >> look, it is prime day, which is great for amazon but it has become an event our critics like unions and politicians have used to raise the visibility much their cause and in some cases to increase their membership dues. and the fact of the matter is, they have a business cause to conjure misinformation about amazon and we, we provide the things that they are already reporting are their cause. we provide industry leading benefits. we provide safe working conditions. we provide great opportunity for career mobility and we think a lot of people protesting outside if they do show up are simply not well-informed wha

speaker, on minnesota's u.s. highway 12 between the cities of independence and my hometown of delano, in just the last five years there have been 811 crashes in which 239 people have been injured and 24 people have lost their lives. several of those lost have been high school classmates of my own children. in fact, this past marciulionis lena dietrich, a senior honor student at delano high school and child of tom and deb, lost her life as she was trying to get home. recently debpute administrator for heightway administration visited minnesota on behalf of the secretary ciao. following a bus tour of the most dangerous stretches of u.s. highway 12 we held a round table with community leaders and residents to discuss possible solutions and the need for action. the accidents and fatalities on this road are avoidable. we continue to urge secretary ciao to visit and see firsthand the danger this highway presents. congress must do its part to provide long-term federal transportation funding for needed infrastructure rep

omar later flew home to her district in minnesota, where she was greeted at the minneapolis airport by scores of supporters chanting, "welcome home, ilhan!" >> when i said i was the president's nightmare, well, you are watching it now. is seeings nightmare a somali immigrant refugee rise to congress. ring. in the where in the people's house. and we are going to continue to keep fighting until we have the america we know we all deserve. thank you. amy: later that evening, commerce member omar tweeted -- "home, sweet home." on t thursday, t the chair o ofe ususe holaland suritity commtetee asked the senate's sergeant-aarmsms, who also chairsrs the capititol police b, to enhance security for "certain targeted members." we'll have more on president trump's latest racist remarks after headlines. thhohouse repepresentativives approved a b bill thursday thatt would raraise the fefederal mimm wage to 5 peper ur b by 25, while ending subininimumageses for tipped workersrs. in the senate, republican majority leader mitch mcconnell has said he e will not allow a vote on the minimum wage. meanwhil

what do people in minnesota think? i was just in minnesota for about eight days and people just roll their eyes when you mention her name. it wasn't a scientific study but i asked a bunch of people.he people in her district, is she still really popular? >> i don't spend a lot of time in her district. i expect it's about 80% democrat district and i suspect she is. in minnesota, outside that district, it's probably about 80% or 90% that would like her to have a full investigation. >> laura: all right, steve thanks so much. up next, alan dershowitz involved in another legal, standoff and he's here to explain in moments. a home, and need cash? you should know about the newday va home loan for veterans it lets you borrow up to 100 percent of your home's value. the newday va loan lets you refinance your mortgages, consolidate your credit card debt, put cash in the bank, and lower your payments over $600 a month. call today. and get the financial peace of mind every veteran deserves. >> laura: new york judge ruled today that

this is an amazon's massive warehouse here in minnesota. here are planning to mark amazon's prime shopping day, and annual sales event, with a strike. earlier, ispoke and annual sales event, with a strike. earlier, i spoke to one of the workers to ask him what they are protesting. we are going on strike on prime dave mainly to demand safe and securejobs on prime dave mainly to demand safe and secure jobs from amazon. the speed at which we are required to work are exhausting, sometimes leading to injuries, and people not seeing a job as a thing they can do long—term, plus with amazon's reliance on temporary workers, not having the same job security. basically we just want them to treat us basically we just want them to treat us with respect, as human beings, and not treat us as machines. for most consumers, you click a button, your package arrives a couple of days later, good prices and convenience, what is the issue here? iama convenience, what is the issue here? i am a picker, i convenience, what is the issue here? iam a picker, i have con

each year the minnesota department of health and the minnesota rural water association recognize water suppliers who conserve resources. this year the stearns county facility demonstrated their ability to go above and beyond to help save energy for the community. over the course of the year, the stearns county facility updated their wellhead protection activities and ensured their inventory met contamination standards. because of practices like these, the constituents of minnesota's sixth congressional district have access to safe drinking water. additionally, these efforts also work to conserve water, saving money for the county and bettering the environment. the stearns county and water district has worked closely with grant programs to raise money for their efforts. the citizens of stearns county have better access to the services they need because the district has put conservation and health first. congratulations, stearns county and water district for this outstanding recognition. we're grateful for your work to help our district and the great state of minnesota. mr. speaker, i ri

i heard the story of a minnesota family of four. the parents had been in our state through 9/11 and had not experienced discrimination. as you remember, president bush stood up and said we shouldn't be taking this out on all people from this region or on muslims. he very clearly said this. and people took it to heart. i remember i was a prosecutor at the time, and i went with the u.s. attorney and met with our muslim community to make it clear that we were going to protect them from hate crimes. now let's fast forward to 2016. donald trump's running for office. the rhetoric is all over there. what happens to this family of four? they go out to dinner, and they're at a normal restaurant. this guy walks by, looks down at them and says, you four go home. exact same words. you four go home. you go home to where you came from. and this little girl looks up at her mom and she says, mom, i don't want to eat dinner at home tonight. you said we could eat out tonight. you think of the words of that innocent child. she only knows one home, and

so worden stands up on the turret, hails the minnesota.he commander of the minnesota is a man known who looks down as what are you? of course, worden says, i'm the monitor, i'm here to protect you. he say i don't know what you're going to do, but if that thing comes back, i will fight my ship and i will sink before surrender. i have to tell you that worden calmly says, i will protect you. i just want to tell you about the monitor. we've got about 3 feet extra head room in this sketch because everything was compressed within the monitor. the hull, one of the problems is there's an overhang over the hull which we'll learn about a little later. so the virginia came out of here on march 8th, had to come up like this because of the shoals. comes here, rams and sinks the cumberland, proving the power of iron over wood. comes over here, sinks the congress. actually, she will burn. the minnesota had time to cut the corner of what is known as hampton bar. she is so badly stuck aground. so at night, the virginia came back to a buoy here at sewell's

what two people in minnesota think? was just in that a soda for about eight days and people just roll their eyes when you mention her name. it wasn't a scientific study but i asked a bunch of people. people in her district, is she still really popular? >> i don't spend a lot of time in her district. i expect it's about 80% democrat district and i suspect she is. in minnesota outside that district, it's probably about 80% or 90% that would like her to have a full investigation periods going all right, steve, thanks so much. up next, alan dershowitz involved in another legal standoff and he's here to explain in moments. oh! oh! oh! ♪ ozempic®! ♪ (announcer) people with type 2 diabetes are excited about the potential of once-weekly ozempic®. in a study with ozempic®, a majority of adults lowered their blood sugar and reached an a1c of less than 7 and maintained it. oh! under 7? (announcer) and you may lose weight. in the same one-year study, adults lost on average up to 12 pounds. oh! up to 12 pounds? (announcer) a two-yea

in utah, minnesota, the guy was helping the suicide.d bleach and hanging and two names he did not choose to use. and in massachusetts versus other states across the country. >> on the minnesota case you were just mentioning, in october 2014 the minnesota supreme court reversed convictions as this was for a nurse who encouraged suicide. the law banning encouraging or advising suicide is unconstitutional because a free-speech however the interesting part is the justices upheld part of the law that makes it a crime to assist in someone's suicide. based on that that is one example. how do you think that could impact a decision like this. would it? >> i don't think it does. there is no question about it, the issue we have here is while he was in commission of the suicide -- she had been showing how to do it and telling him don't go for treatment, don't go to your parents. while he was killing himself he got out of the vehicle and the judge -- she said get back in and finish the job. she assisted him. that was the judge's argument but it wasn

tonight, residents in minnesota, the whole minnesota city up in arms after their council banned the pledge of alee jets from their meetings because of their city's diverse culture. [usa!] trish: we have the latest on the ground. horrific video of a delta flight forced into an emergency landing after its ebb gin literally fell apart mid-flight. >> i texted my mom, i love you. i texted my dad, i love you. the far left state of california is in well over $200 billion of debt, but that hasn't stopped them from spending another $100 billion to illegals. corey lewandowski is talking about it next. >> we are providing healthcare for everyone regardless of immigration status. let's see, aleve is proven better on pain than tylenol extra strength. and last longer with fewer pills. so why am i still thinking about this? i'll take aleve. aleve. proven better on pain. trish: the deep blue state california making history as the first state ever to offer state-funded healthcare for illegal migrants. if you are here illegally in the united states of america, if you are low income and under 26, then the ta

to minnesota, a minnesota community demanding city council consider unanimous vote to remove the pledgend to the republic for which it stands. >> in 15 seconds. [chanting] heather: will the city listen? gop chairwoman jennifer carnahan joins us to weigh in. we appreciate your time. you heard the protests. you know what happened. do you think the protesters will win over? >> the hope is the city council will realize the error of their ways and reverse their decision to not recite the pledge of allegiance. i was in attendance on monday night and it was disturbing to hear their talk, evidently minnesotans are upset because we are playing with their hallowed traditions. it was an air of superiority and concerning all around. heather: let's listen to the council who proposed the measure. >> i am appalled that our little suburban communities have sparked this polarizing conversation in our community on what it means to be patriotic. lots of people haven't been nice about this in the city has been on the frontline. i want to apologize to them because it was not our intention. heather: why woul

that's higher than most of the other fulfillment warehouses across the state of minnesota. why don't you take a listen to ashley robinson and what she had to say about this impending strike. >> amazon is getting a lot of press coverage and this is an opportunity for them to raise their visibility as well. it's unfortunate that they are conjuring this misinformation when in fact, we have a really great work environment and we actually provide a public tourist program. for anyone who wants to come in and see what it's like to work here, they absolutely can. susan: they opened up their doors. we will take a look at the robotics in just a bit. what the workers are protesting are productivity quotas. we spoke to one worker who said she had to box 600 of them in 60 minutes. that was really causing a lot of stress and strain on her body. also something else they are protesting, not enough full-time jobs, a lot of temporary staff have been hired but not enough full-time positions. amazon, i want to give their side, they said that 90% of the staff that work here are full-time. i wan

i know you are a commentator there in minnesota.higher profile, perhaps an uncomfortably high profile. she has also publicly said that the president is a racist and a fascist. how is this playing? the congresswoman returned to minnesota today from washington, dc and was received by a big crowd chanting welcome home. the people of minnesota, and especially those of the 50 district are progressive and liberal and are appalled and find the president ‘s words and his silence during the chant terrifying. it feels like a different moment, an escalation of the violent rhetoric and we are very concerned for what follows this. there is another problem, isn't there? politically the president is setting a trap for democrats forcing the party to line up democrats forcing the party to line upa hide democrats forcing the party to line up a hide and identify with democratic socialist who he says are communists and terrorists. in an american election isn't that a tricky position for the democratic party to win from? it is definitely political strat

to your point about minnesota. i want to show you the 2016 election results. hillary clinton won the state, president trump not that far behind. third-party candidates again in 2016 as you go to 27, hard to see the president getting over 50 but he can get to 47. he can get to 46 and 47. the question is who else is on the ballot. is that enough? we'll have to watch it. >>> up next, the house judiciary committee wants to talk to hope hicks again after new documents raise questions about whether she misled the congress. have a discount with another wireless carrier? t-mobile will match it. need a few more reasons to switch? 1. do you like netflix? sure you do. that's why it's on us. 2. unlimited data. use as much as you want, when you want. 3. no surprises on your bill. taxes and fees included. so, if you have a discount, bring it to t-mobile. we'll match it and give you great benefits. lick fast like a cookie dough ninja. apply that same speed to the ford hurry up and save sales event. for the first time ever get 20% estimated savings on select ford models, plus

this issue go so much further beyond just the suburban minnesota.kneeling from the national anthem, saying that we will not recite the pledge. when we did it become okay for us to not be proud of america? >> harris: for the sponsor of the measure is nixing the pledge, who says the pledge is not necessary. especially for noncitizens. and now is pushing back against the firestorm of criticism. watch. >> i'm appalled that our little suburban community's meeting protocol has sparked this polarizing conversation in our community. on what it means to be patrioti patriotic. >> let her finish. >> there are people who have not been nice about this in our city staff has been on the front lines. so i want to apologize to them because it certainly was not our intention. >> harris: governor martinez, your thoughts? >> susana: i will never apologize for being a proud american. an american of mexican descent. i will stand every time with my hand over my heart and i will never, ever neil. i'm grateful to the veterans who fought for our freedom. when you do that, wh

the chant was targeted as minnesota congresswoman ilhan omar.ast night the freshman democrat says she's not backing down from his attacks. she says she's going to, quote, continue to be a nightmare to this president. laura, as i understand it, members of president trump's own family were concerned about the chant. >> that's right, anne-marie. cbs learned the president took some heat about the chant from his wife and daughter. congressional republicans also expressed concern to mike pence. the president is now clearly trying to separate himself from the crowd's words. >> i was not happy with it. >> reporter: president trump says he disagrees with the send her back message supporters chanted at a rally wednesday night when he questioned the loyalty of ilhan omar. >> it was quite a chant. and i felt a little bit badly about it. >> reporter: yesterday mr. trump told reporters he tried to stop it by quickly resuming his speech. but video shows a pause of almost 15 seconds at that point. white house advisers urged the president to soften the attacks o

. >> i'm looking at this omar from minnesota.he shouldn't even be in office. >> reporter: speaker pelosi denounced mr. trump's tweet as xenophobicments, meant to divide our country, while omar accused the president of stoking white nationalism because you are angry people like us are serving in congress. others rallying to their colleagues' defense. the field of 2020 democratic hopefuls piled on. >> what he's trying to do is make america hate again. >> he's doing something that's so anti-american. >> this country is facing another bigot who is trying to divide us again. >> reporter: while trump may have united democrats today, clear division exists between pelosi and the progressives in congress kate >>> late news tonight on the threatened raids on undocumented immigrants they have begun in major cities, but at a slower pace than expected pete williams joins us pete, we were told there would be 2,000 people targeted. >> reporter: we might still get there. the roundup has started, kate. senior administration officials say so far t

but the minnesota twins came back. yeah, tied the game. then went to extra innings and minnesota won in the 12th inning. the game starts at 1:07. >>> last night was military appreciation night at the oakland a's game. dozens of people came early to pack care packages for troops overseas. some of the a's players, along with team staff and the families. they organize what is called comfort kids for the troops deployed overseas. the care packages include snacks, t-shirts and hattings. along with a note from home. >> we're r -- we've obviously had the ability to play basebathese gie have the ability to vote. sacri lives and freedom and gone away from their families to fight for those freedoms. >> great job by the volunteers. they packed up 4400 boxes. they'll be shipped to troops who were deployed in iraq and afghanistan. >>> time is 4:47. san francisco giants are not playing today. but yesterday, they wrapped up a series against the padres in san diego. the giants were down early until back-to-back home runs by evan longoria and alex dickerso

amy klobuchar after a distinguished legal career the first woman elected for minnesota now in her third term is a prolific lawmaker one of the senate's best track records with getting her bills enacted into law and introduce more legislation than any other senate democrat. we will hear from senate klobuchar she would change the landscape as president changing from climate change to infrastructure to healthcare. morece than 100 things with her first 100 days as president. we probably won't get into all 100 but let's get started. [applause] >> please take a state - - seatback of national political reporter thank you for joining us this morning thank you for taking time off the campaign trail for the u.s. senate are now running for president you are facing a lot of tough questions. not only as a candidate but as us senator. do you support military intervention? >> of the president was atsi all serious to come before congress instead of relying on the past military force and al qaeda which is an issue here that is my first response. and 17 people iran claims they have arrested and will put

congresswoman ilan omar of minnesota accused trump of "stoking white nationalism because you are angry that people like us are serving in congress and fighting against your hate-filled agenda." and from congresswoman alexandra ocasio-cortez of new york, "mr. president, the country i come from, and the country we all swear to, is the united states." on the campaign trail, democratic candidates seized on the president's tweets. >> i'm so sick of people being told they don't belong here. because they disagree with those in power. >> i am freaking appalled that the president of the united states conducts himself in such a disgraceful and racist way. >> reporter: house speaker nancy pelosi has, at times, conflicted with the young progressive faction, but she stood by them today, tweeting, "i reject donald trump's xenophobic comments meant to

joined by representative ilhan omar who as you well know serves as a us representative for minnesota's fifth district and together with representative raashida tlaib is one of the first muslim women to be erected to congress and so were so grateful to have her join the conversation. you just arrived i won't catch the question to you quite yet so you have a moment to thank the question i'm asking for to consider and we will go to doctor al-sayyid next is to give us a chance to think about the role of tina phobia and islam aphobia and other forms of bigotry and fear in the political climate . how it shapes how you show up and how you're able to do your work and thinking about the limitations and the opportunities that the current political climate provides. doctor al-sayyid and then we will come over to represent at omar. >> i don't mean to pick apart the frame of the question of

ocasio-cortez of new york, rashida tlaib of michigan, omar of minnesota and presley of massachusetts. the four women have been critical of the president's immigration policy. house speaker nancy pelosi has been publically feuding with a group of women recently but quickly came to their defense today, tweeting his plan to make america great again has always been about making america white again. here's new jersey senator and presidential candidate cory booker. >> i haven't seen the tweets but what he just said to me are racist dog whistles. it divides this country and that's what trump wants. >> reporter: later ocasio-cortez tweeted, mr. president, the country i come from and the country we all swear to is the united states. and on top of not accepting an america that elected us, you cannot accept that we don't fear you either. melissa caen, kpix 5. >>> now to t seional g inis termat what was hurricane barry. the storm has been downgraded to

that is cindy in minnesota. -- >> that is cindy and minnesota. what is the suicide rate among women in that area? why isn't it as high as men? what is the difference you found? --the rate is significantly significantly but nowhere near the men partial rate. i hate to harp on this, and i realize it probably angers a significant amount of your viewership, is that men have more access to guns. think gun for sports and hunting is totally fine, but the access to guns, and many of these states don't have any limitation if someone has a mental health problem. you can still go and get a gun. with women, not that there are not a lot of women who don't love to shoot, but it is not as prevalent in the culture as it is with men. from losis joining us angeles this morning. -- our guest is joining us from los angeles this morning. poverty, and isolation has swept across the u.s. with middle-age men dying in record numbers. it is up at amazon.com. c-span's washington journal, live everyday with policy issues that impact you. rachel deannday, wilson with the all

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. >>> this morning the president is again attacking minnesota congresswoman ilhan omar along with threec female members of congress, women of color. moments ago the president wrote he will win minnesota in 2020 because of, quote, america hating anti-semite rep omar was the president's words. he also called the squad a quote, nightmare for america. as the president notes he did not win the state of minnesota in the last election. >> this follows racist tweets from trump telling the congresswomen to go back to where they came from. a new poll taken after those tweets shows trump's approval rating has reached a new high for that particular poll, 44%. threthat in line for about the typical average in both approval and disapproval. republican is the vice-chairman, that makes him the fourth ranking republican in the house. you are in a minute minority in this party for publicly criticizing the senator backed comments. and to your credit you've done so more than once. i want to ask you a question. you have a leadership position. i'm curious in private has there been more discussion how to resp