and mitch landrieu talking about race relations and confederate monuments. miami to trump visited announce changes to u.s. policy on cuba including restrictions travelers. we hear first from sen. toomey: diaz-arge -- senator balart. [applause] thank you very much. let me tell you this is a special day to be with the distinguished members of the president's cabinet, including our very own secretary acosta. [applause] mr. diaz-balart: my colleagues, i know some of my colleagues that are here, starting with senator rubio, congressman curbelo. i know i'm going to miss some, but i know someone that's very special to me, congressman lincoln diaz-balart is here, who along with ileana ros-lehtinen and senator menendez were the ones who codified u.s. law against the tyranny in cuba. of course, our governor, governor scott is here. [applause] heroes like jose garcia are here. my friends, today, today i stand here in the presence of so many heroes. former political prisoners, the heroes of the 2506 brigade. and so many of you. [applause] so many others, so many others

you have mitch landrieu making a speech.ats are desperate for someone who is not a relic from 2016, someone who sort of bogged down with regret one kind or another whether biden or hillary. they want somebody new. they want a star. but you don't just sort of shake a magic wand and find a star. it's an organic process. we'll see what happens over the next several years. i think part of what -- i said the white house likes hillary being out there and in the news and reminding people of 2016. democrats need to remember everybody is so eager to carry that flag for the democratic party right now given all the unforced errors we are seeing democrats may be wise to kind of step back and get out of the way and play a longer game. >> we will have you both back to talk about the mayor of new orleans because every day the number of youtube views to that speech he gave has grown. interesting proposition. thank you both so much. when we come back our look back at the last two days in the life of sean spicer when the 11th hour continues.

looks to be churning northwest towards new orleans, where they are already preparing for flooding mitch landrieuyor, new orleans: "we're expecting between three to 12 inches, that's a very big gap, three to 12 inches of rain. three inches of rain means you're going to get some flooding, 12 inches of rain means you're going to get a lot" (pam) stay on top of the heat wave with the kron-4 mobile app. you can track temperatures in your neighborhood.... plus -- get notified when breaking news happens in your area. (steve) san francisco has joined communities across the country in a vigil for muslim teen who was assualted and murdered near a mosque in virginia. nabra hassanen was going to the mosque with her friends when she was assaulted. police say the group of friends got into a dispute with a driver. officers say that is when the driver, 22-year-old darwin torres, attacked her with a baseball bat, took her in his car, and threw her body in a nearby pond. police are describing this as a road rage incident, and say there is no evidence to suggest it was a hate crime. the vigil in san francisco took

. >> recently on c-span, new orleans mayor mitch landrieu on the removal of a robert e. lee statue. >> to actually lay out the reasons why these statues were erected in the first place why we were taking them down, and what we can do to recover from the age old battles that had divided us for so long. because of new orleans role in that dark time in our history, we were after all, one of the market.s largest slave i felt that i and other people in the city had a special responsibility to help the nation continue to move through racial discourse. at atress maresca hargitay task force aimed at ending sexual violence. >> to hear the stories, words like you said, d humanizing. these lies derailed, the ways they go -- lives go off track, these are people lives sitting on a shelf, getting derailed, .hildren getting derailed what is this life supposed to be. --as on this track, it can't i cannot make sense of what has happened me. we have been letting perpetrators go by not testing these kits and saying we don't care about these issues. >> and senator rand paul on the proposed

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. >> recently on c-span, new orleans mayor mitch landrieu on the removal of a robert e. lee statue. the reason why these statues were erected in the first place and what we can do to recover from the age old battles that have divided us for so long. and because of norlin's role in that dark period of our history, we were one of the largest slave markets. i felt that i and other people in the city had ace national response ability to help our continue to move through racial discord. >> maresca hargitay at a bipartisan task force aimed at ending sexual violence. >> to hear these words like you said. dehumanizing, lives derailed, the way that lives go off track. these are not just things sitting on a shelf good these are people's lives, getting derailed. children getting derailed. can't even make sense of what has happened. and we have been letting testingtors go by not these kids in saying we don't care about this issue. >> senator rand paul on the proposed arms deal towards saudi arabia. >> we will discuss something more important than an arms sale. whether we should be actively invo

and mitch landrieu talking about race relations and confederate monuments.mi to trump visited announce changes to u.s. policy on cuba including restrictions travelers. we hear first from sen. toomey: diaz-arge -- senator balart. [applause]

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i did a story this week in "the hill" about how a lot of people like mitch landrieu, the new orleans mayor, they're saying he's kind of a black horse coming up, and is sort of what the party needs, some fresh blood. i'm curious to see how that develops and what other people kind of bubble up and fill this void of this party who really desperately needs leadership right now. >> that for sure will be interesting. ladies, erin, amy, good to see you both, thank you so much. >>> still ahead, a progress report from doctors on congressman steve scalise as he reviews from last week's shooting. be live monday. can we at least analyze customer traffic? can we push the offer online? brian, i just had a quick question. brian? brian... legacy technology can handcuff any company. but "yes" is here. you're saying the new app will go live monday?! yeah. with help from hpe, we can finally work the way we want to. with the right mix of hybrid it, everything computes. so we know how to cover almost alanything.ything, even a coupe soup. [woman] so beautiful. [man] beautiful just like you. [woman] oh, wh

mayor mitch landrieu urged people to get ready. >> we've been through this many, many times before. i don't want anyone to panic. there's no reason to do that. but this is going to be a serious event. we could get lucky and it could turn out to be nothing. we don't expect that's going to happen. it could be one to three inches, or it could be three to 12. and if those bands us the wrong way, we could have some serious flooding. >> woodruff: at the same time, tropical storm bret weakened to a tropical wave, as it blew across the southern caribbean. meanwhile, the southwest is seeing one of its worst heat waves in years, on the first day of summer. temperatures reached nearly 120 degrees in phoenix today, for the first time in 22 years. the conditions are also tough on fire crews battling wildfires in southern california and elsewhere. helicopters and tanker planes have reduced their loads because the super-heated air is thinner. wall street cooled off some today, as falling oil prices took the broader market lower. the dow jones industrial average lost nearly 62 points to close at 21

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new orleans mayor mitch landrieu on the removal of a robert e. lee statue. >> to lay out the reason why these stat choose were erected in the first place and why we can take them down and recover from the age-old bat thals have divided us for so long and because of new orleans' role

mayor mitch landrieu/new orleans: "we have learned many lessons from many other storms and unfortunately paid the ultimate prince in some instances for not staying vigilant."in new orleans -- i'm kristen holmes. let's take a look outside right now for the current conditions in the bay area...(pam) chief meteorologist brittney shipp joins us now with the forecast. (pam) coming up .. new information on the gunmen who fired on a congressional baseball game practice.. plus, an update on the representative who was hit and still faces several surgeries.. (steve) what a surprise... you're driving along and all of a sudden, a creature appears on the hood of your truck .. we'll show you what happened next.(pam) new tonight at eight... bees are on the attack in one california city.hear from an elderly woman who says, a swarm of a hundred bees stung her, her dog... and the firefighters who came to help. that story.. tonight on kron 4 news at ten. we are learning more about the man who opened fire on a republican baseball practice last week... injuring several people. catherine heenan is here with t

c-span, newon orleans mayor mitch landrieu on the removal of a robert e. lee statue. >> to actually lay out the reasons why the statues were erected in the first place, why we are taking them down and what we can do to recover from the age-old titles that had divided as for so long. and because of new orleans' role in that dark period of our history, we were after all, one of the country's largest slave markets, i felt that i, and other people in this city, had a special responsibility to help our nation continue to move through racial discord. >> actress at a bipartisan task force aimed at ending sexual violence. >> to hear these stories, to hear words like you said,, dehumanizing, their lives derailed, the way lives go off track, these are not just sitting on a shelf. these are people's lives, sitting on a shelf, getting derailed. children getting derailed. of what is this life supposed to be. i was on this tribe. i cannot even make sense of what is happening to me. we have been letting perpetrators go by not testing this and saying we care about this is

. >> mitch landrieu will talk about the confederate monuments in the city and the future of race relations in the u.s. live at the center for american progress starting at 10:00 a.m. eastern here on c-span. you can follow live on c-span.org and on the c-span radio app.

. >> recently on c-span, new orleans mayor mitch landrieu on the removal of a robert e lee statue. >> to lay out the reasons why the statues were erected in the first place, why we are taking them down and what we can do to recover from the age old battles that have divided us for so long. because of new orleans role in that dark period of our history we were after all one of the country's largest slave markets, i felt that i, and other people in the city, had a special responsible to help our nation continue to move through racial discord. >> actress mariska hargita at a bipartisan conference aiming to end sexual violence. >> to hear the words dehumanizing and lives derailed

. >> mitch landrieu will talk about the confederate monuments in the city and the future of race relations in the u.s. live at the center for american progress starting at 10:00 a.m. eastern here on c-span. you can follow live on c-span.org and on the c-span radio app. epa administrator scott pruitt answered questions about his agency's budget request. it calls for major cuts and a reduction in the workforce of nearly 4000 employees. this hearing was held by a house appropriations subcommittee. it ran just over two hours. >> the committee will come to order. good morning. good morning. today we continue to keep all those affected by yesterday's events, including steve scalise, in our thoughts and prayers. we applaud the capitol police in being the first line of defense in protecting public service and visitors. we have a few of them here today. thank you for all the work that you do. turning our attention to the hearing, we are joined by the 14th administrator of the environmental protection agency, scott pruitt. congratulations on your confirmation. you have joined a distinguished group.

looks to be churning northwest towards new orleans, where they are already preparing for flooding mitch landrieumayor, new orleans: "we're expecting between three to 12 inches, that's a very big gap, three to 12 inches of rain. three inches of rain means you're going to get some flooding, 12 inches of rain means you're going to get a lot" ( james ) stay on top of the heat wave by tracking the weather in your neighborhood by using our kron-4 app. you can get weather alerts, follow forecasts and be the first to know when breaking news happens in your area. ( james ) in world news... authorities take down a suspect in brussels, belgium. this after a small explosion goes off at a busy train station yesterday. investigators are now saying it was a foiled terror plot. after the blast soldiers quickly responded and opened fire. one witness says that he passed through smoke and saw a man suffering gunshot wounds. we know the suspect has died. no civilians were injured. central station was evacuated and closed along with two other stations in the belgian capital. and here's a live look outside... bay bri

. >>> recently on c-span, new orleans mayor mitch landrieu on the removal of a robert e. lee statue. >> to actually lay out the reasons why these statutes were erected in the first place, why we were taking them down and what we can do to recover from the ageold battles that have divided us for so long. and because of new orleans role in that dark period of our history, we were after all one of the country's largest slave markets, i felt that i and other people in the city had a special responsibility to help our nation continue to move through racial discord. >> actress mariska at a bipartisan task force aimed at ending sexual violence. >> to hear these stories, to hear words like you said, dehumanizing, these lives derailed, the way that lives go off track. these are not kits sitting on a shelf, these are people's lives sitting on a shelf getting derailed, children getting derailed of what is this life supposed to be. i was on this track, i can't even make sense of what's happened to me. and we have been letting perpetrators go by not testing these kids and saying we do

new orleans mayor mitch landrieu on the removal of a robert e. lee staff you. >> to lay out the reason yes the statues were erected in the first place and what we can do to recover from the age-old battles that have divided us for so long and because of new orleans' role in that dark period of our history, we were, after all, one of the country's largest slave market, i felt that i and little people in the city had a special responsibility to help our nation continue to move through racial discord. >> actress mariska hargitay at a bipartisan task force aimed at ending sexual violence. >> to hear these stories and to hear words like you said, dehumanizing, these lives derailed, the way that life goes off track. these are not kits sitting on a shelf. these are people's lives sitting on a shelf. getting derailed. children getting derailed of what is this life supposed to be? i was on this track, i can't even make sense of what's happened to me and we have been letting perpetrators go by not testing these kits and saying we don't care about this issu

we'll hear from new orleans mayor mitch landrieu. he'll be talking about moving confederate monuments away from his city. live coverage here on c-span. expected to start in just a moment. you see donna brazil right there in the middle of your screen. also former senator mary landrieu. i want to tell but some of our other programming coming up here on the c-span networks. remarks from president trump on u.s. policy towards cuba. he is going to be in miami this afternoon. we expect the president to be introduced by vice president mike pence. joining them will be senator marco rubio. and congressman carlos curbelo. live comments begin at 1:00 p.m. eastern here on c-span. afterwards we will open our phone lines to get to your calls, your reaction. >> good morning, everyone. my name is nira and

. >> recently on c-span, new orleans mayor mitch landrieu on the removal of a robert e. lee statue. >> to actually lay out the reasons why these statues were erected, why we were taking them down, and what we could do to recover from the battles that had divided us for so long, and because of new orleans' role in history, period of our we were after all one of the country's largest slave markets, i felt that i and other people in the city had a special responsibility to help our throughontinue to move racial discord. argitay hadmariska h a task force aimed at ending sexual violence. >> you hear words, dehumanizing, lives derailed, the way lives go off track -- these are being derailed. children. even make sense. we have then letting perpetrators go by not testing saying we don't care about this issue. announcer: and the proposed arms sale to saudi arabia. wewe will discuss whether should be actively involved. should the united states the refuelingnvolved with planes, picking targets, having advisers on the ground. ?hould we be at war in yemen announcer: you can watch the

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