significant city of 16000000 people for the opposition it's the 1st opposition victory here in 25 years mr mom who himself was little known until a few months ago even to many people here in turkey but at the initial vote and this repeats election have propelled him onto the national stage and he just gave a short speech where he said this is a new beginning to everybody in istanbul from now on the city will be rude by love equality and justice instead of polarization that was his message today and if we look at the figures as they are being reported now by the state run on a don't lose agency miss a mama who won with almost 54 percent of the votes with a decisive margin of 700000 votes in march he won with a narrow margin of 14000 votes but now he won 700000 votes more. of the ruling a k p so this really is a decisive victory for the opposition today arresting live pictures. what does the outcome mean for president. for president edwin and his ruling this is a huge blow to their reputation as being an almost invincible political force here in the country stumble is where president adam himsel

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heads of state who invited also mr good cherish and mom and we're invited the head of the i.m.f. and the. hall was full to capacity was enough but more you don't. know it was overflowing just like at this conference hall and that shows that this is a mutual attraction we stick to the principles of joint action training discussion joint implementation and joint use and this idea belongs not just to train up. this world bring benefits to all of those countries that. initially were not willing to participate who are saying that perhaps for me everything about this is a kind of chinese version of the marshall plan while we say that we don't want that we don't want to dominate we do not have such plans. perhaps. you nischelle the some participants stated that this is a kind of colonization plan but we never. were interested in colonize asian since ancient times china never wanted to go but that we are ready to work on the basis of the principles of mutual benefit and this is what we base our decisions on it is based on that principle we have worked together with our good neighbor russ

know if it would have to treat this as a terror attack or just an attack against this in mom a personal family mrs atterson and thomas thank you. now let's take a look at some of the other stories making news around the world german authorities say they have arrested a bosnian man in connection with islamist extremist attacks in paris in november 25th the. officials say the 39 year old was detained a week ago in eastern germany will be extradited to belgium $130.00 people were killed in attacks on sites that included the batiks one theater. one person has been injured and at least one person has been killed and least 8 injured in 2 suicide bombings introduces capital to this it acts targeted security forces including police officers who museum has faced a string of extremist attacks over recent years some of them claimed by the islamic state of critics. so bourses thousands of supporters of a stumbles in new man have been celebrating in the streets of the city as opposition politician. took office for the 2nd time it was a decisive victory 4 days ago in a rerun forced by president are the ones rul

mr. musunza. his mom talked aboutat happened to her son. >> when you saw the video of your son in that subway, what went through your heart? >> i was outraged. i was in shock. i could not believe the way they were wrestling him. it was so close to the railroad track, i was afraid that he was going to roll over into the track. >> reporter: today i talked to shemeer jones who was the woman who took the video. >> the man wanted to talk to the police officers, let me explain what's going on and the other ficers as you see in the video, comes running from my right-hand side and pushes the g tleman, there was no aggression or fist thrown by that man. he didn't use any type of vulgar language or anything. where in that video do you seea th he attacked that officer? >> reporter: apparently this all started when cops were called to the metro station to investigate a report of kids that were lighting off fireworks, but apparently they focused on the wrong kids and mr. musonza tri to intervene and de-escalate the si

mr. biden: by the way, her mom is from the south side. her other set of grandparents live here in chicago, and she is a chicago girl. anyway, thank you for a much for indulging me, reverend. and i always thank you for remembering my son, beau. he was a friend of yours. and you took care of him too, so thank you. thank you, thank you. members of the clergy, mayor, gave me the passport to town, i appreciate that. congresswoman kelly, a great congresswoman, and all the labor leaders here. there is an expression in south philly, "y'all are the ones who brought me to the dance," the african-american community and labor. and i not joking. amjesse knows my state very well. i got raised in the black church, he knows i am not kidding. because we fully organized. sit there before we go out and try to change things when i was a kid in college and in high school. look, before i start my what to say something about the debate we had last night, and i heard and i listened to, and i respect senator harris. but we all know that 30 seconds to 60 seconds o

mr. come and his family to the loss of his mom. standpoint, we want to look at the toxicology and see what was in the bloodstream of the person at the time they died. it's pormt that be analyzed by a laboratory in the united states. it could be something to do with the water or tampering of alcohol. it could be many things that were you be intentional. and we also want to rule out the potential for a crime. trish: do you think it's you --o you think it's suspicious that all of the people who have died are americans? >> i don't know that it's just americans being targeted. americans vacation there in large numbers. but this large cluster of unexplained deaths is highly unusual. and we need to get to the bottom of it to make sure it doesn't continue to happen. trish: i know these are tough things to talk about, william. but have you been able to get a sample of your mother's blood to analyze what might have been in her system? >> i want to say i agree with john. i hope somebody steps in and takes over this investigation. i get fed ho

mrs. rock, miss phillips, pete rock's mom. >> this is his birthday, by the way. >> you didn't tell me that my birthday? >> that's a nice way to edged the week. eleanor and pete rock, thank you both. you can catch us sunday night, i'm doing a live special 9:00 p.m. eastern, the road to miami with a lot of special guests. this sunday 9:00 p.m. eastern live. don't go anywhere right now because "hardball" is up next. >>> holds your fire, let's play "hardball." good evening, i'm steve kornacki in for chris matthews. we are learning more tonight about those tense moments that could have escalated tensions with iran even further. with the president toggling between fiery rhetoric and the language of restraint. this morning president trump tweeted that the united states had last night been cocked and

just a minute because we continue to conduct a pretty momentous time so mr peter could still speak of africa. don't miss it meanwhile mom always wins but we miss going to hitler india here in the next one. so who's going to the. north the real quick to dismiss war here in this thread middle east so there's a cute little business to didn't push it through puttin it was people didn't. just said very honest your group of buildings and houses. is one thing the navy official is merely an octave the him out on the movie he didn't talk good one. needs to run plays now there's much enough to hit mr pease in the mouth of a bone and that the question. is this is freedom. freedom. our being readers will be having. him write his real heart when we go hoping so hard and who have you again. vast to admire and hope for hope for is be still in afghanistan for lloyd and philip stewart has to end the fillets and get out in afghanistan give italic is to us i think about how does it invite her to history nicki into english get here beneath your shit man named dual dual i want to show how they did give love you have to be seen for you know

available evidence including classified material that can shed light on all mom's role and who else was responsible for the death of mr show how likely is it mr miller that this administration the trumpet ministration will take a leadership role in this investigation. unfortunately it is it is difficult if not impossible to imagine that the trump administration will lead the way on this issue the trumpet ministrations foreign policy has been quite scattered and quite unpredictable but in one respect it's been consistent and that is saudi arabia is a privileged partner if not of the united states at least of the trumpet ministration and president trump and those around him including secretary pompei 0 and his son in law jordan questioner have done everything possible to shield mohammed bin psalm on from any culpability and to show jesus' death what this means is that it's up to congress to determine what happens congress is a co-equal branch of government including in foreign policy in the united states and knowing that the administration will destruct any investigation congress has to force the hand of the administrat

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mom. >> oakland native stanley cox. now known as mr. fab, is a long- time warriors fan. he said he snuck down to the lower levels to get players' autographs. thursday, he will be alongside ge240. >> makes the game so much better. because we all strive to be oakland. oakland, strength in numbers. that's how we've always been. >> lead singer of train, a rock band, will perform the national anthem. sarah mclachlan will sing the canadian national anthem. in oakland, amber lee, ktvu fox 2 news. >>> and oakland mayor, libby schaaf is once again auctioning off two tickets to tonight's game. the winner will get to bring a guest. at last check, the top bid was $5400. the money raised will go to the alameda county food bank. mayor schaaf also auctioned off a ticket to game 4. mayor schaaf will also be on our show. that is all coming up at 7:45 this morning. >>> the 119th u.s. open starts this morning from pebble beach. a lot of eyes will be on tiger woods. after he won in augusta. his first major win in 11 years. reigning 2-time champion brooks koepka is one of the favorites. the

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mom. she has not ruled out running for governor of arkansas, however. ben tracy, cbs news, the white house. >>> another mr. trump's biggest defenders is accused of breaking the law. a federal watchdog recommended that the presideire kellyanne conway for repeated violations of a hatch act. now the hatch act pro hiblts government employees from making political statements while acting in an official capacity. conway's alleged violations centered around two television appearances during the runup to the alabama senate special election in 2018. the white house is defending conway saying that actions against her are flawed and violate her right to free speech and due process. >>> a search is under way this morning for one of the now ten suspects involved in the shooting of red sox legend david ortiz. dominican authorities brought in new suspects yesterday, all are alleged to have been involved in the shooting on sunday. police are still looking for the surgeon. u.s. authorities say that he is also wanted for an attempt the homicide in pennsylvania, similar to the shooting involving ortiz. ortiz was shot in the

mr. bear. not today. >> once the bear is out of the sight, they make a run to it. the calf instinctively knowing to stay close to mom time to put space in between these two. >> randy has helped me decide what to have dinner tonight. because this looked delicious. he's doing the six-pound challenge in joplin, missouri. he's got to eat it in ten minutes. if not, he's got to pay $40 less tax.io >>us. and desire and love. >> and he's only 2:00. >> and looks like a cater pillar on a leaf. >> oh, my god if he finishes this thing, i'm going to be so impressed. >> he's going to finish with time to spare at the pace he's going. >> 25 people have tried before and nobody's won the challenge. will he be the and i love the fact that he helped with the diet soda. in case you were wondering what he was eating. because he's the first one, he gets to do this. >> i'm going to keep it simple and name it the -- >> he got naming rights because he's the first one who got to complete the challenge. anytime i've been on vacation i listen to locales talk about tourists and i've never wanted to be one of the people they make fun of. in this

mom, dad and his big brother and sister. how does kenzo feel about this? >> do you like that mic. >> come on. >> hey, that's mr. be gentle with our mic, little man. those hart squad outfits were especially created for the premiere. >> i only go with people who i feel do a great job and can complement me and my body type, you know we're a petite family. >> kevin is back as the snarky bunny snowball. >> stand back! >> harrison ford makes his animated voice debut. >> my name is rooster. >> and broke news on the new "indiana jones" movie. >> we're anticipating to be able to start shooting some time next year. >> making her second film with kevin, tiffany haddish is a feisty pup. >> hmm-mm, that was weird. >> kenzo finally tuckered out on the way home. and look out, kevin, tiffany may have dumped you as a co-star. in january, she starts shooting a buddy cop movie with chris hemsworth. >> he just told me one sentence >> sign me up. i love to see a good man dancing. i love to see a good man dancing. ain't nothing like a sexy man body working his way. this is a kids' movie, hold up. but that chris hemsworth movie is no

mom. which was in most of the cases behind the patients complications in the 1st place not all of mr her goals victims who were able to survive many of them died bennett was killed in 2001 and it was this. weekend when many people have been killed or maybe have been killed we don't know exactly everyone thought the operation was good everything is high no but then there was a call at i guess 22 o'clock almost 22 o'clock in the evening and they said we're very sorry about your father is dead and expected me very unexpectedly. just opened. and that's. becoming sparse and l. suspected nothing until the statistics came out showing that the number of deaths in the clinic almost doubled since mr who joined the team but instead of investigating the cases or reporting their fears they simply decided to get rid of the nurse but before they gave him a very good recrimination letter that he brought here to this hospital in the neighboring town of delman horst mr her go got hired here and he's deadly game continued for another 3 years until he got caught in 2005 and yet another question many now was it is

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changed he's the one i want my mr right just apathetic to get this body his mind is made up she will marry on that stage i was very surprised and i thought to myself oh dear my mom would have had my mother was worried because there's a big cultural difference between india and germany. in and watch this and she worried that he'd move here and wouldn't have a job yet and might be a financial burden on me. hard but i am also touchingly that. in bangalore gabriele had his own problems to contend with marrying for love would mean turning his back on prediction his parents who are devout christians had always hoped that their only son would see reason and accept the wife they chose for him. they were not at all happy and then mom was really most outgoing in saying that this cannot happen. when people see you want to live to see what the lord you know this cannot happen how can you do something like this if you want to miss and our language we want to understand that you were in this and that food nor a lot of drama like the modern bone but i've been one month and a half you know. and then everybody crying in the. it is very difficult because in india what happens is

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mr. kershaw, my dad was a sergeant in the army air corps. and d-day was his 24th birthday. a scottishmy mom, girl, in a pub in manchester, inland, and they got married 1943. he put her on the queen mary when they learned she was pregnant with me, so his first child would be born in the u.s. but i have always been curious about the second wave. blakeman, was a photographer, and he went in on and published a book after the were called "over there," which was a collection of photographs he could -- he took. it is out of print, of course. but i was just wondering, what happened in the second wave? we have heard the stories about the first wave, and i look forward to reading your book. but what did the people in the second wave do, if you could please tell me that? thanks. guest: first of all, it is great to be talking to a fellow -- someone related to a british lady, to put it that way. the americans that came to england still an awful lot of our most beautiful young roses. the queen mary took around 7000 or 8000 british women back to the u.s. at one point after the war. the second wave, it dep

mom, dad, and his big brother and sister. >> come on. >> you like that mic? >> oh, get it out of there. >> hey, that's mr. kevin frazier. those outfits were done for the premier. >> we're a petite family. >> he's back at the bny snow ball. >> stand back! >> harrison ford makes his animated voice debut. >> name is rooster. >> and broke news on the new ibd jones 345e6. >> we're anticipating being able to start shooting sometime next year. >> tiffany haddish's is a feisty pup. >> that was weird. >> kendall finally tuckered out and look out, she may have dumped you as a co-star. in january she shoots with chris hemsworth who frankly most say is a lot hotter than you. >> he told me one sentence. >> so it's -- oh. i'm in. >> nothing like a sexy man body working his -- this just a kids movie. 40e8d on. chris hemsworth is not a kids movie. >> up next, more from nashville with the kings of country, gartd brooks. >> are you going to break huge news today? >> huge? >> huge! >> coming together for country's biggest party. >> we're getting to play with our high school idols. 3r5e9 surreal. >> plus these guys give us an 3r5e9 surreal

mr. it stands in conclusively prove that he was behind the murder but the report explicitly notes that there doesn't have to be a smoking gun that by virtue of muhammad been saw moms position as the de facto head of state within saudi arabia that it's inconceivable he wasn't aware of the plot against the shoji and that as such under international human rights laws he is legally liable in some respects so even if he did not direct or order his assassination he is morally and legally complicit in the journalist death so what now what next. what the un special repertory recommends is twofold 1st that the u.n. secretary general open an international investigation and she actually chides the secretary general saying that he doesn't have to wait for requests that he has it in his own authority to initiate some type of investigation into what took place and 2nd report in a very unusual step calls for specific action by the united states by both the administration in initiating an f.b.i. investigation if one doesn't exist and what happened given his show she's presence in the united states and to apply global magnitsky sanctions which are human rights related sanctions on

mr. castro i know what it is like to struggle and i know what it is like to rent a home and worry about if you pay the rent the first ofhe month. to see a mom worked very hard and know that moms across thistt country are g paid less simply because they're women. jane: that was last night. what about tonight? earlier i spoke to patricia mazzei, miami bureau chief for "the new york times." .3 million viewers watched that first debate. how important are thrly debates for the candidates? patricia ihink the ratings showed people are interested in the election, maybe more than we thought. 10 candidates each night. maybe the first one would not have such a big audience. now that it has been we know thple are into politics. jane: a lot of issues were covered, but not much mention of florida. atw important is it that tonight's cand mentioned this critical key state? patricia: this is the third largest in the country and the biggest battleground. the presidential reele campaign considers it a must win for 2020, and it went very narrowly to republicans in 2016. the fact of the candidates don't have to caaign just yet y st means they have more work to

mr who was happy to see this happeny. >> this family got news about the new netting as they were head out to a lacrossern touament. the momreading the announcement from the nats owner. >> this will provide fans additional protection. >> reporter: their family outing to nats park abruptly as their 11-year-old tried to catch a foul ball. is glove just put right up to catch it, and it -- he had it go right to thnose. >> the scene itself was completely chaotic. he was bleeding so much suddenly, and we we trying to figure out how to get him there quickly. he went into shock immediately. >> the specialatem, the nose had surgeon and the septum itself were completely crushed. >> this leads to a bat foul ball incident this season including one that hit the little girl. he and his wife are now hankful that the nats will but the it , because if it means that -- >> one after the other, and the way that the game is going, the speed of these balls and velocity they are ying , it's good that they will go ahead and take steps to protect their family. >> as for adl he missed the last two weeks of school recoveringry maki it in time for th

mr. kershaw, my dad was a sergeant in the army air corps. d-day was his 24th birthday. in a pub iny mommanchester, england. they got married in 1943. he put her on the queen mary when they learned she was pregnant with me. so that their first child would be born in the u.s. i've been curious about the second wave. blickman,med sandy was a photographer. .e went in on the second wave after the war, he published a book called "over there," which was a collection of photographs he took on what happened there. it is out of print, of course. but i was just wondering what .appened in the second wave we've all heard the stories about the first wave, and i look forward to reading your book. what did the people in the second wave do, if you could please tell me that? thanks. guest: first of all, it is great to be talking to a fellow -- someone related to a british lady, to put it that way. the americans that came to england stole an awful lot of our most beautiful young roses. i think the queen mary took around 7000 or 8000 british women back to the u.s. at one point after the war. the second wav

mr. clean magic eraser sheets. >>> and these are all different acting things. >> shut up. i can't believe you. my mom is totally talking about me. man. >> that, of course -- that right there, anderson cooper on "world news now" back in 1999 being embarrassed by his mom, gloria vanderbilt, right here in this room. >> i would probably say embarrassed but i'm pretty sure he loved every bit of it. the heiress and fashion icon died monday at her home at the age of 95. here's david muir. >> reporter: gloria vanderbilt was born into the famous vanderbilt family. the great great granddaughter of shipping tycoon cornelius vanderbilt. at the tender age of 10 she was the subject of a bitter child custody battle between her mother and her aunt. the newspapers covered every step of the battle. she was married four times. she had four children. she would act as a young woman and over the course of her life she would write and paint too. abc news at the opening of her art show in 1969 in new york city. >> how do you feel personally, having your work here? >> oh, i'm delighted. i love to work and i've worked hard an

mr. marcus. lemonis: how are you? nice to meet you. ahmad has an immediate reaction to seeing me. ahmad: [ speaking arabic ] mustafa: you look like your momame eyes, the same, yeah, the smile. she's tiny, yeah. and she's classy. she used to wear, like, a jacket. lemonis: of course she's classy. mustafa: she is classy. lemonis: for sure. he remembers my birth mother, nadia, always said hello to him on the street and points out the balcony on the third floor where she used to live. so, is this zero? mustafa: this is zero. one, two, three. yeah, and you see this tree there? lemonis: the one where the tree's at? mustafa: yeah, it's that. [ siren wails ] lemonis: during the civil war, he and nadia used to shelter in the same basement during the worst of the fighting. but in the '80s, she moved away. then an amazing coincidence. when is the last time you saw her? [ conversing in arabic ] mustafa: like three, four months, she came here and she stand a few feet, like, few seconds. yeah. and she was looking up at the balcony at the building. lemonis: damn! she was just here. but when ahmad saw her, he had no idea that mustafa was looking for her.

mom or dadill come home. le girl here li in northern virginia, that wait is finally ov us toda today's sweet surprise in fi spd. >> reporter: it's story time inside mrsr's kindergarten class. to e youngsters are anxious learn what story will be told, but there's an even bigger mystery to unfold. who will be this week's mystery reader. spoiler alert. it's this guy. lieutenant commander, u.s. coast guard member and father just ck om aorseas, ready to recommence dad duties. >> we talk on face time as much as we could when i was in the middle east and every day she told me she m misses and she can't wait to see me. >> she is 6-year-old kaley and nothing can spoil the surprise. >> our mystery reader today is kaley's dad. >> after so much time away, that first hug, that first kiss might not seem real. >> i'm so happy and it's a great day for our family. and it's a great day to see my daughter. >> i was so excited to see daddy from a one year and three day trip. >> that's right. this 6-year-old was keeping track of dad's deployment. >> i've been counting down the days. >> there's no such thing as a -- >> the sacrifice so many military familiesake are not lo

moms demand action. >> we really enjoyed seeing you. mr. o'rourke: thank you.o choice, so thank you. >> [indiscernible] ♪ [indistinct conversations] mr. o'rourke: quinn, good to see you. two days in a row. what did you think? >> i really got encouraged by your speech. mr. o'rourke: thank you. that is what we like to hear. and thank you for rocking the beto shirt. you look good in it. appreciate it. are you going to bring him in as a volunteer? >> he already signed up for some ships. fts. knock on doors. mr. o'rourke: all right. amy, come on in. >> how are you? mr. o'rourke: good to see you again. >> yeah, he was very fun. [indiscernible] if you have not seen the documentary that they did, there is a young man that campaign, who i believe was 17 at the time. he is now running for city -- yes, so let's do this, yes. luck, man. appreciate it. >> good luck, hon. >> thanks for all the work. we are signing up. mr. o'rourke: we will see you soon, i hope. >> safe travels back home. mr. o'rourke: thank you. >> do well in chicago with the kids. >> thank you. [indistinct

mrs. lunsmann? i was like, yeah? kevin is out! and i was like, what, what! it's like chaos after that. i was like, what happened? and then i heard kevin, hi, mom.eautiful sound. it sound so good. >> reporter: kevin was free! but how? >> it's the craziest turn of my life probably. i didn't think it was ever gonna happen. >> reporter: here he is, kevin lunsmann. now 20-years old. and this is his amazing story. which began a moment before the kidnappers took his mom away. when she leaned forward and whispered in his ear. >> i remember her words exactly. she said, you have to get home to your father. you have to get back home. and that made me realize that she might be thinking that she may not make it tonight. >> that she might be taken away to be killed? >> yes, i just wanted to cry. i didn't -- i didn't wanna lose her. >> reporter: soon after that, they took his cousin away too. >> and after he left, i was alone. there was nothing more. it was just me. >> reporter: 14 years old. all alone in that dark room in the jungle. when he finally slept, he had a dream. >> we were in a two-story house, and i turned to my side and my mother's there and my c

mr. trump had also heard from house speaker nancy pelosi who warned his deportation rhetoric is frightening children across the country. >> when i spoke to the president, i said i'm a mom. i have five kids, nine grandchildren, and children are scared. you're scaring the children of america. not just in those families but their neighbors and their communities. >> the president has also hinted he might take action against jerome powell, but he denied reports he considered demoting powell over rising interest rates. >> your threats to demote him, do you think it's had an impact? >> i didn't threaten to demote him. >> i would be able to do that, but i haven't suggested that. >> that's just a reminder. just a reminder you can? >> i have the right to do that, but i haven't said. >> he defended his attacks on former attorney general jeff sessions, saying he wished he never hired him in the first place. >> if i had one do over, i would not have hired jeff sessions. >> the president revealed one of his own vulnerabilities. he's not prepared to lose in 2020. >> are you prepared to lose? >> no, probably not. probably not. it would be much better if i said yeah. it would be much e

mrs. pelosi and not jerry nadler and not the folks that are on the house judiciary committee, but rank and file democrats whether they're blue collar, whether they're socialists, whatever they may be, moms at home, soccer moms? >> well, the voters, as you know, are very concerned with health care. it was the number one issue in the midterm elections, it's going to be a huge liability for president trump next year. many in his coalition, his supporters in 2016, expected obamacare to be repealed and replaced, but they're still in the exchanges, prices are skyrocketing, their choices are growing fewer and fewer, and it's a disaster. there are going to be pocketbook issues that concern them. what they're talking about on the trail mostly to candidates is really that kind of thing, prescription drug prices, the price of insulin -- judge: a.b., i am hearing you, ask you're not mentioning the word impeachment. does the rank and file not want to go there? >> the rank and file lawmakers, till only a quarter of the democrats in the house, want to go to impeachment. but what's really interesting, and i think you'll appreciate this, is the democrats in trump districts when you talk to them privatel

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my grandson that if he was living there, we have a mom saying honey, i don't have any food for you today. stuart: i know i have asked you this before, mrnator, but you are from the world of private enterprise. you are used to doing something, getting things done. now you are in the united states senate and nothing's getting done, even though our president wants to move forward. you must be frustrated with this. >> it's, you know, one, it's dysfunctional but two, you just get really disappointed that you know problems, you know that we've got to secure our border. you know that we've got to, you know, do something about venezuela. you know that we've got to fight some of these issues. and the democrats just want to sit on the sidelines and do nothing. why did they run if you don't want to do something. stuart: is the republican party united behind president trump in his fight on trade with china? >> oh, i think so. you know, i just put out an op-ed piece today about that. i think people are understanding, now i personally do not believe we will ever get a deal with china. i told bob lighthizer that last night when i saw him. i think it'

moms demand action leader of berkley, michigan. after her brother was honorably discharged from military service, mary grew concerned that ben was at risk for self-harm. mr. levin: mary and her dad begged every firearms store in the area they lived at the time not to sell a gun to her brother. she was told ben could not be denied a gun despite the risks he faced. ben died by suicide shortly thereafter with a gun he had bought at one of those stores. had mary been able to seek an extreme risk prevention order, ben could be alive today. i'm a co-sponsosor of the extre risk protection order act, and the federal extreme risk protection order act. for ben and so many others, congress must act without delay. i yield back the balance of my time. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from pennsylvania seek recognition? >> madam speaker, i rise to ask unanimous consent -- the speaker pro tempore: without objection, the gentleman is recognized for one inute. >> thank you, madam eaker. today i rise on the day that congress will compete in the 110th baseball game for charity. i rise to recognize a local sports team from a high school in pennsy

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mr. trump firing back.>> i do not like him at all >> when say he will participate in his first of two days of d- day remembrance events of their mom is taking place on both sides of the english channel, a strip in france thursday on the 75th anniversary of d-day at the american cemetery the visit sparking protests that it petition signed by over 1 million people and demonstrators who took to the streets last july when the president made a working visit to britain is expected to be out in full force again and security is already tight been>> i can understand why they are participating. because of what he stands for the>> up next is lunch with the queen, and her more than 60 your rain estate banquet has only been done for two other american presidents, barack obama and george w. bush so this is a rare honor for the president over the next few days. >>> 4:34 am. a message from the pentagon to the white house, stop politicizing the military been a reaction to the store to buy the trump administration have the navy ship named after the late sen. john mccain hidden from view during his visit to japan and acting defense secretary patrick