>> nia was a pigeon.as attending church one sunday morning and the message was nehemiah 4:14 and he talked about nehemiah built the wall to protect the community. i had a close family member to be a survivor of domestic violence, and it pretty much was a shelter that helped her. once going through that with her, i realized we something more. we need to do something that's not necessarily being done. i know we have the shelters but they're not always available. so my vision was to let's do an emergency safe housing. we can do this. i spoke to the community and they backed me up, and that's how nehemiah, miah was born. >> it is the niah foundation and we're talking about domestic violence prevention this morning. back in a minute. ♪ z2i1vz z16fz y2i1vy y16fy >>> welcome back. ladies, domestic violence cases as you all know have dominated the headlines recently. the boyfriend of a montgomery county teacher who was missing and turned up dead has been indicted in her murder. the attempted murder case against a

. >> and nia meeks, communications executive, as well. >> good morning. >> good morning, nia.nd ed turzanski, foreign policy analyst. >> good morning, matt. >> hello, ed. of course, we're talking about las vegas. how could we not? democratic lawmakers in new jersey want to ban the sale and possession of so-called "bump stocks." they are gun accessories that allow weapons to fire bullets more rapidly like stephen paddock did in las vegas one week ago. they suspect that he was using one. they know he had one, at least one of the guns in the hotel room that they found. now, as it turns out, trenton was ahead on this one, as the white house, congress, and the nra all now believe that they should be banned, but through an atf review, not through law. the thinking here is that they don't want some lawmakers who are pro-nra to have to go up and put up a vote in congress. but anyway, let me ask you this, jeff, to start off with, is it possible to legislate safety in america, or is it impossible to stop psychopaths from carrying out their evil like we saw this past week? >> that's a ho

van jones, scott jennings, nia-malika henderson, thanks one and all.congratulations on the book. >> thank you. >> a shocking condition from the north korea. the regime says it will not consider diplomacy until it has a missile that can reach the east coast of the united states. >> tech: so you think this chip is nothing to worry about? well at safelite, we know sooner or later every chip will crack. these friends were on a trip when their windshield got chipped. so they scheduled at safelite.com. they didn't have to change their plans or worry about a thing. i'll see you all in a little bit. and i fixed it right away with a strong repair they can trust. plus, with most insurance a safelite repair is no cost to you. >> customer: really?! >> tech: being there whenever you need us that's another safelite advantage. >> singers: safelite repair, safelite replace. won't replace the full value of your totaled new car. the guy says you picked the wrong insurance plan. no, i picked the wrong insurance company. with liberty mutual new car replacement™, you won't

. >> you know, nia-malika henderson is with us as well.ia, the president was already getting lots of grief, incredible backlash for the comments he supposedly delivered to the -- to the widow of a u.s. soldier killed in niger. according to this congresswoman, this democratic congresswoman from florida who was listening in on the conversation on a speaker phone, the president said he -- he said to the widow he knew, referring to the -- to the fallen soldier, he knew what he signed up for. listen to how the congresswoman -- congresswoman who represents the family and has known the family for many years spoke about this. >> for him to say that this young man stayed in school, did all the right things, went into the service, became a sergeant so quickly, that he signed up for his own death? that is so insensitive. >> how did she hear it? what was her response? >> she was crying. she broke down. and she said, he didn't even know his name. >> you know, nia, the family of sergeant la david johnson confirmed what the congresswoman said, congresswo

i want to bring back nia and paul as well as ed martin.s a former missouri party chair and evan mcmullen, former cia officer, who has been critical of president trump for sure to say. paul, this -- when you look at this as someone who represents veterans, does it strike you just about how sood it is that we are talking about this fight? >> yeah, it's terrible. it's terrible for america, it's terrible for the military, and most of all it's terrible for this family. the sooner the president can move the spotlight off this issue, the better all those groups will be. i mean, this is really a new level of politization of gold star families and of the military. it's part of a trend if you look at the anthem and other issues. our veterans and military families, they keep being thrust into the national spotlight. i hope the president can step back. mrs. johnson has kids, she's pregnant, dealing with things that are unimaginable. i've been around gold star families. this time for them is unimaginable for anyone else. they need support. they should

nia and david, thank you.eciate it. >> thanks cate. >> coming up executives from facebook and twitter set to be grilled on capitol hill on how deep russia's reach was during the 2016 election, as the social media giants are revealing startling new numbers of how many americans were exposed to russian generated fake news. you wouldn't do only half of your daily routine, so why treat your mouth any differently? complete the job with listerine® help prevent plaque, early gum disease, bad breath and kill up to 99.9% of germs. listerine® bring out the bold™ accused of obstructing justice to theat the fbinuclear war, and of violating the constitution by taking money from foreign governments and threatening to shut down news organizations that report the truth. if that isn't a case for impeaching and removing a dangerous president, then what has our government become? i'm tom steyer, and like you, i'm a citizen who knows it's up to us to do something. it's why i'm funding this effort to raise our voices together and

. >> nia not little. nia is quite tall. i will just throw that out there. nia is tall. why she finds this ridiculous. what -- with what's so intriguing about this back and forth is i haven't seen yet and maybe it will come, i haven't seen yet that a single republican come out to condemn what corker said in this interview. what does that mean? >> well, what bob corker said publicly is exactly what so many members of congress and in the senate, whether they're moderate or conservative, are saying every day. i remember on inning into gration day, i had -- inauguration day i had a congressman say to me, this is not going to end well so i'm going to focus on my committee and subcommittee. we should remember of those critical of corker and i understand if you want to be critical, those saying he should resign, bob corker like every senator and member of congress took an oath to protect and defend the constitution, not any politician, that's a big difference. >> eric, what's your view on this? newt gingrich was

consistent with these victims, as nia said, about 22, 24 years old. nine out of ten them of reached out to and told what happened was their parent. it just goes to show how young they were, how vulnerable they were to this kind of, you know, aggression and these acts are not only illegal, i think to the larger issue that you raised, you know, it's a question of culpability and were there people who were enabling this? it appears that there were from the articles that we've read thus far. i think you see similarities, too, in the sense that here, whether it's the president in his tape from last year or harvey weinstein now, you're dealing with privately held companies that do have boards, but weinstein's was run by all men. their name is attached to the company. and i think if this had been happening at a publicly traded company, you would see investors, and i believe you would see more outrage. i can't imagine this happening over the span of years that this was taking place. >> you know, gloria, it took five days, but hillary clinton was a major recip

david and nia back to talk about this. we've been seeing the war of the words between these two.out president trump and saying that it's a 10 out of 10. that's just -- it's sort of baffling that he would have said that. >> well, i mean not really. i mean he is known for someone who likes to kind of take credit for things he doesn't necessarily take credit for. i think we saw that with him sitting with the governor really trying to force the governor to praise him. he said we did a great job, didn't we? the governor came back and said you were there. immediately he was very loath to put that kind of praise on the administration, partly because it's an ongoing process. this is something that's going to on for months and months, probably years. so for the president i think to give himself and a plus off the bat is characteristic of them but an incomplete assessment of what's going on there. not having access to indrinking water, infrastructure not repaired. this is the president. the it's sort of reminds you of kelly's assessment of representative wilson. kind of show boating and ma

not knowing the future of councillor nia whether it will be inside or outside of spain makes entrepreneurs think carefully about the companies that are going to look at where you will always go in the safest direction. no one was. able to catalonia accounts for a fifth of spain's economy but financial markets have been shaken this week by fears that secession would undermine the euro zone's fourth biggest economy dealing a heavy blow to spain's finances and sending the catalan economy into a tailspin. to the united states and a mixed picture for the u.s. economy which shed thirty three thousand jobs in september the labor department blaming those losses on her irma and harvey which hit the south of the u.s. a few weeks ago a key indicator of the country's economic fortunes wage growth is picking up workers are on average being paid about three percent more compared with last year which is faster growth than analysts expected. and for more let's cross over to wall street and our markets man yes yes what did investors focus on today the weaker job data or the girls than wages. well to be hon

the spanish government officials have apologised for a violent police crackdown during callo nias an authorized in the pan this referendum last sunday hundreds were injured in clashes with police madrid has also called on catalonia to hold a regional election to settle the political crisis over its bid for in the end that's. this year's nobel peace prize has been awarded to the international campaign to abolish nuclear weapons the nobel committee and also praised i can's efforts to establish a global treaty outlawing the devastating weapons at a time of renewed nuclear tensions. and the iraq i'll sit in at the top of the hour . make your smart t.v. the smarter with the d w force more to. what you want when you want it up to date extraordinary. and you decide what's a.

nia mallika henderson. and john dean, president nixon's white house council during watergate. homo men to us is today. >> i thought it was a pretty big day. >> the manafort timing was interesting, in that they let that go out with the papadopoulos document or the guilty plea they had there, right after the white house said, there's nothing to look at here, i think it was a big day, and it was well orchestrated by the special council. and certainly -- to me, that's just the tip of the iceberg we saw today, and there's much more to come. >> tip of the iceberg, jeffrey, papadopoulos pleaded guilty. and when we talk about, we learned about that today. we learned about all this today. he pleaded guilty a few weeks ago, and has been cooperating with the special council's investigation since july. but no one knew about it, right? during that time, he could have interacted with trump people. and they would not have known it. how important is it? >> i think that's crucial. >> i think that's crucial, because you're right. there's three months where he was dealing with the special prosec

mark preston, senior political analyst, chris cillizza, and nia malika-henderson, senior reporter. great to see all of you. mark, on health care, let's start there. the president hit on that quite a bit in the speech. this was threatened for months, cancelling the subsidies, this divides his party. if you look at republican member, she wrote on twitter this after the president announced it, cutting health care subsidies means more uninsured in my district. the president promised more access, affordable coverage, this does the opposite. what does this all mean? >> couple things, puts incredible pressure on republicans in congress to try to do something to make sure the markets are not destabilized because the insurance companies now are looking at this and anticipate this. this is going to hurt them. the question is how do you stabilize markets to the point where president trump and the republican controlled congress can get through and repeal and replace obamacare. that won't happen in the next couple months. if it happens, perhaps happen in the first quarter of the next year. bott

john, nia, david, thanks for that. we could be hearing very soon from defense secretary james mattis on the niger ambush moments from now when he welcomes his french counterpart to the pentagon. some very important headlines and made very important comments yesterday. let's see what he has to say about this today. plus, they didn't say his name, but there is no -- there is little doubt who they were talking about. two former presidents taking aim at president trump and his world view. >> if you have to win a campaign by dividing people, you're not going to be able to govern them. you won't be able to unit them later if that's how you start. you wouldn't do only half of your daily routine, so why treat your mouth any differently? complete the job with listerine® help prevent plaque, early gum disease, bad breath and kill up to 99.9% of germs. listerine® bring out the bold™ not all fish oil supplements provide the same omega-3 power. megared advanced triple absorption is absorbed three times better. so one softgel has mo

world's best drone pilots competed against each other over the weekend at a film a salt mine in lemay nia the highlight of the test track was a forty meta elevation difference quite a challenge for the seven hundred gram drones they can reach speeds of up to one hundred forty kilometers per hour and are fitted with cameras that send images to the pilots video glasses the women with mania was the check team rato rama the drone champions league winner will be decided at the season's final in berlin on the same method. should god midsummer night's dream whose is the title of an exhibition at the museum and then day in milan. visitors can plunge into a three hundred sixty degree birch will journey through marquee guns line experiencing the creative world of the french painter who was born in what is now better the show is divided into twelve sequences presenting selected works. which shows an itinerary that does not follow the chronology of the. activity but rather a completely emotional. spectacle can be experienced until january twenty eighth. at seventy four years of age swiss architect to

pressurized pod air is sucked out of the chub until it becomes a nia vacuum the pod can then travel with very little air resistance and theoretically heat speeds of up to twelve hundred kilometers an hour at that speed the magnetic levitation train would take just half an hour to get from berlin to munich. at the competition in l.a. the pods travel through a tube that's a little over a kilometer long. the teens are testing the idea behind the propulsion not trying to reach maximum speed. it's a small step toward a revolutionary idea but is it realistic. to start running a concept again there have always been ideas about speeding up traffic people dream about being able to hop over to australia for dinner and come back again we move from one place to another quickly and the world would shrink. but it's something that's still a dream. in eight hundred sixty seven inventor alfred ely beach had the same dream he wanted to build an air driven underground transit system in new york city but he could only get permission to build chips for transporting mail not people beach then began building h

oath the iraqi who has a home i hope to bring you all the latest from barcelona and across consular nias throughout the day with these latest pictures live pictures for a day of projects but for now let's move on to some other news from the we cannot remaining pockets of terrorist resistance in the syrian city of d arizona where pounded this week by government forces on the ground and russian have power from the islamic state siege of the city was broken by the syrian army a month ago now these are exclusive pictures from the area where several days ago syrian government forces made an important gain in driving out i saw from the western side of the euphrates river the russian military has now established a bridge that enables all made cars to cross in a separate mission russian strategic bombers carried out strikes on iceland down this road positions in the syrian provinces of diaz and it. her weekly. for her. her. remaining terrorist cindy arizona now surrounded by both the syrian army and u.s. backed kurdish forces to travel to the city to witness the bottle has all correspondent with

come with the life you lead you who cannot gut tell you nia long longer and longer. long long long. crude. shanghai china. had joe london turbo a young. seller of that. and yet you later let's look through some land of the hong kong. it's not. not that i don't believe that hundred. in december twenty fourth. reached a new milestone with the inauguration of the world's longest railway. the train carried fourteen hundred tons of toys for christmas across kazakhstan russia belarus poland germany and france before finishing in spite. but since then the cracks in the chinese economy have been exposed to the world. and exports a fall and. thousands of workers have been laid off china is moving away from manufacturing cheap goods and the padding anyone is drawing to an end. will be in san juan. the marshall the high school. it was his home in the heart. to even him. that he. didn't have. a lutheran boy to go. yeah. so now go who are. you with have. on and by. gosh all of you know. how cool. you can be found. in the. heart of hearts and. it's one of the most competitive cities you can be be

minute but you're sometimes going to combine with other bases like you know day to day and let me know niadr my home with the team feeds faria a highly nutritious peanut butter paste. her mother says this is the first time her daughter has received medical treatment. their home in southern somalia which has been suffering from severe drought for more than a year has no medical clinics and the islamist militia al-shabaab has forbidden residents from accepting any form of aid. to escape with her daughter in secret. a group of us left together traveled on foot for eight days. six hundred thousand people like i have come to the capital it's one of the few places where they can get aid and protection but even in mogadishu provisions are meager after more than two decades of civil war state agencies lie in ruins. monitor hospital one of the largest state clinics in the country lacks medicine and the personnel to provide necessary care undernourished children. as bad as it seems the u.n. aid coordinator says the international community has learned from earlier crises instead of simply handing out

ching go it out of what the nia and more rabbit tune were all ordered to close leaving just one channel the state owned t.v. am on the air. all of this happens in the aftermath of a contentious referendum held two months ago which president muhammad ruled abdel-aziz called to expand the powers of the presidency. several journalists including al-jazeera correspondent bob but would have been harassed or arrested while reporting on political unrest. in the weinstein story was suppressed by hollywood using its legal and financial muscle to keep a lid on it but there are also power centers in the u.s. government that can dictate to hollywood the pentagon and the cia we've examined the u.s. military symbiotic relationship with hollywood before how the department of defense offers filmmakers access to tell of janick military hardware and personality minimal cost in return for the right to alter story lines and veto scenes the pentagon does not like thanks to a neutral of documents a clearer picture is emerging of the cia's attempts to control its on screen image the intelligence agencies track

over eight billion euros last year worst of all all of this has come as a surprise to many councillor nia. it sounded so good spain's economically strongest region freed from any financial commitment to the rest of the country the downsides not according to those who spearheaded the independence movement. and the point that there is so much fear so much fear and they are saying the banks would leave it alone no banks will leave catalonia do you think they will leave and of course they won't but they will stay they will stay here not to help us but because it is in their own interest we know that much. gets the last three years i've got a dark militia. who found for him that is wrong. turns out the banks aren't staying there among forty four companies that have moved away since the referendum over two thousand smaller ones had already left over the past two years for good reason says joseph. he runs a bakery chain and serves as president of the car saloni and business association i thought. it would affect all cattle when companies it would mean a loss of markets. is made up of twenty seve

not knowing the future of councillor nia whether it will be inside or outside of spain makes entrepreneurs think carefully about their companies but there's a lot of know where you will always go in the safest direction. no one was. able to catalonia accounts for a fifth of spain's economy but financial markets have been shaken this week by fears that secession would undermine the euro zone's fourth biggest economy dealing a heavy blow to spain's finances and sending the catalan economy into a tailspin. french carmaker renault is going electric they deserve good scandal and global public concern over climate change has pushed car companies to radically overhaul their product range fox wagon by miller promise to provide electric versions of all of their models an hour and also has half of its fleet will be electric in just a few years time. renel is taking a leaf out of partner company newsstands book the miss and leaf is the firm's flagship electric car now the c.e.o. we're vanno wants his firm to roll out more electric and hybrid vehicles. altogether our electrified offer will account for

come with a lot of family who cannot gut tell you nia long long doing good. long long good long good the crude bench or shine are you trying to. hand joan lunden turbot a young. seller that spawn yankee that and yet you later let's look through some land of the hong kong oh ho ho no it's not that. awesome not that sells haven't been lived out hunted on the be a la la la land what do you know. in december twenty fourth. reached a new milestone with the inauguration of the world's longest railway. the train carried fourteen hundred tons of toys for christmas and crossed kazakhstan russia belarus poland germany and france before finishing ends by. its inception and then the honey. lead and. go. yeah. you. know go. on and by. gosh all of. the hype. and. the highland league he found the mayor cheye you with eighteen and then willie brown a. change of. heart of hearts in the shit. it's one of the most competitive cities you can be because you have this big market you have really big business and you and everybody fighting for every hour and be here it's not talking

mention the impression that was happening to go to narnia how was he going to replace and go to the nia if he doesn't even care about him as it is and of course get an answer and be asking for a proclamation of the garden republic run home to ball to be represented they are comes from the letter and the gun has those aboard the bus and over but the notion that he was able to go i mean i'm a shame on the barrier islands but there's a friend in the lab and. you know the good schools were supposed to be crossed. so what i've been doing there nor does i mean think i don't think when the model or the referendum is an egg i'm looking through hours of work instead of the constitution i'm all for so i mean we're going to be honest we're going tomorrow god has. been abandoned democracy means giving the power to people i don't know monday that you try to use and to the people and you implemented a referendum and you hold this referendum and try to do it as more with the morse guarantees us passable but then you see how you i repressed by the spanish government doing their week's people had no i d

fro from his room and not in enough areas was noticed at this point that's what we know now castillo nias president has called for mediation over his region's attempts to break away from spain almost nine hundred people injured when riot police tried to stop sunday's referendum regional fishel say ninety percent of voters chose secession from space despite an unexpectedly no doubt president. says the e.u. could step in as a mediator but as accuse brussels of being timid and lacking courage. at least eleven people have been killed in a series of suicide bombings at a police station in the syrian capital damascus the syrian observatory for human rights says the station was talked to by a car bomb on two suicide bombers police offices on civilians are among the no one has claimed responsibility for the talk afghanistan's defense ministry says an accidental as strike by one of its goal most has killed at least ten of its soldiers yes strike hit a checkpoint run by the afghan air force in southern helmand province. and those the latest headlines say on al jazeera counting the cost is coming ne

touched down in his hometown of cinema nia where he will be made to rest this friday. two days ago at the age of eighty four still ahead on al-jazeera we meet the puerto ricans turning to community instead of authorities for help after hurricane area last wastin a washed up we look at why the philippines is one of the world's worst. from the clear blue sky. to the french autumn breeze in the city. of yesterday's warning of strong winds in germany is fully justified in fact seven people were killed with the strength of the wind a lot of damage was done the system is now moved further south the winds aren't as strong but it's still going to be a windy day those which in austria is for the size just on the shores of croatia all courtesy of this system now strong a cold front and the us about sees what lies behind still tight of the north sea so poly up on the low countries shores the shores of the netherlands for example is the north sea itself not a good prospects a very windy day but not as strong as yesterday still was showers in the flow heavy rain for the southeast o

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dispute iraqi president fired mass sume an iraqi kurdish president massoud barzani have met in solomon nia to discuss the recent military standoff between their forces in the disputed city of kirkuk or which coke is claimed by both governments tensions have risen since the kurdish secession vote on september twenty fifth as you are saying baghdad has said that vote is illegal. telecon for you on the program. present on as a previous essay he was executed by franco on the eve of spain's deadline trying to clarify whether he's declared independence or not. venezuelans vote in regional elections which could have the opposition and not a victory of the president and their right. we have a typhoon making its way towards high nanau as it pushed across the fast out of china it did bring some very very wet weather as you can see been taping down winds not too bad at this stage but those winds really have picked up now and we are looking at damaging winds making their way towards the gulf of tonkin as we go on through the next couple of days or so so there we go sustained winds around one hundred s

i'm born and raised in santiago but my family has always been related to northern padago noor nia.'ve been coming here once or twice a month since i have memories. sfw >> and these are gouchos raising sheep and pioneers, really. >> they're pretty tough. >> yep. pretty tough. because they have no choice. for most of the 84 years, his only glimpse to the modern world was the d.c. that crashed in the '60s. [ speaking foreign language] >> hello. thank you for letting us barge into your beautiful home. nice to meet you. so how has this place changed in your lifetime? >> wow, 10 days. it takes 10 minutes now. and since the road came in, he's afraid to leave the keys in his truck. >> and he knows that more and more people want to buy land like this for one reason. >> so imagine the reaction when a multimillionaire american dropped out of the sky, little plane and began buying all the land he could find. >> i consider myself at this stage of life a conservationest and environmentalist. >> conservation, they thought? this guy made a fortune selling fashion. i bet he really wants to melt our

chin go it out of what the nia and more rabid tune were all ordered to close leaving just one channel the state owned t.v. am on the air. all of this happens in the aftermath of a contentious referendum held two months ago which president muhammad would abdel-aziz called to expand the powers of the presidency. several journalists including al-jazeera correspondent bob but would have been harassed or arrested while reporting on political unrest. in the weinstein story was suppressed by hollywood using its legal and financial muscle to keep a lid on it but there are also power centers in the u.s. government that can dictate to hollywood the pentagon and the cia we've examined the u.s. military symbiotic relationship with hollywood before how the department of defense offers filmmakers access to tell of janick military hardware and personality minimal cost in return for the right to alter story lines and veto scenes the pentagon does not like thanks to a neutral of documents a clearer picture is emerging of the cia's attempts to control its on screen image the intelligence agencies track

so nia, you first. president trump continued with this tweet. the failing "the new york times" said little with two d's, bob corker up by recording of the conversation. was made to sound a fool, and that's what i'm dealing with. first of all, corker said he hoped they were recording. he's feeling the pressure and now he's punching back. >> that's right, he's punching back in the same ways with the same sort of nicknames. i think in some ways he needs to step up his game because he's recycling. corker is just the latest at this point. i think the question is what sort of material effect does this actually have on what republicans want to get done in congress? if you look at corker's record, for instance, he's voted with the president 87% of the time, so he's not exactly someone who's been going against the president legislatively. so when you look at tax reform, the iran deal, in some ways corker very important, a point person on that because he's the head of the foreign relations committee. so you imagine that, you know, there are overtures bein

so nia, you first. good evening, everyone. the feud continues. president trump responded to the feud with senator corker with this tweet. the failing "the new york times" said little with two d's, bob corker up by recording of the conversation. was made to sound a fool, and that's what i'm dealing with. first of all, corker said he hoped they were recording. aside from that, this tweet is on trend from the president, he's feeling the pressusure and now he's punching back. >> that's right, he's punching back in the same ways with the same sort of nicknames. i think in some ways he needs to step up his game because he's basically recycling the marco rubio nickname. over the course of trump's presidency, he has feuded with something like 20% of republicans in the senate. corker is just the latest at this point. i think the question is what sort of material effect does this actually have on what republicans want to get done in congress? if you look at corker's record, for instance, he's voted with the president 87% of the time, so he's not exactly so

. >> you know, nia, the president also once again defended the condolence call he delivered to the widowf the soldier la david johnson who was killed in niger. listen to this. >> i respect her. i respect her family. i certainly respect la david. he -- who, i, by the way, called la david just from the very beginning. just so you understand, they put a chart in front. la david. it says la david johnson. so i called right from the beginning. there is no hesitation. one of the great memories of all time. >> he points to his head. >> he does, yeah. >> go ahead. your reaction? >> yeah, he's still essentially arguing with a woman who just lost her husband, just buried him over this weekend. she had a very different account of the phone call. felt like she wasn't being respected, felt like he wasn't remembering her husband in the proper way. there again he feels like he wants to argue with her. maybe this will be it. hopefully these questions don't come up again. it doesn't look like the white house will necessarily reach out to this family in any way and make good. yeah, this is the president.

most people who wanted to vote voted anyway but now the people that want independence in catalo nia have one more place in europe where you're seeing center not hold. we seen it in brexit. we've seen it with the french and german elections and now we're seeing it in spain. >> maria: this is extraordinary. what a story we'll take a break and then the hurricane response in puerto rico. hurricane maria the president's war of words with the mayor of san juan will play some of that sound and have our panel react to that next on sunday morning futures back in a moment. (group conversation) ♪wooooo oo waa ahhh ♪it's a beautiful mornin' thank you ♪ahhh, ah ahhh ♪each bird >> when people are dying, it is hostile. >> but i don't see people dying mayor. >> then i don't think you're going to the right place. >> you're talking about people starving? >> yes. people don't have food, people don't have water, people can't have their dialysis. people can't have their oxygen tank so maybe you haven't gone to the right places. if you are a mother and have to give your child water from a creek, i don't think

. >> joining me to discuss this and more, politics reporter and editor at large chris cillizza, nia mallikarmer communications director for ted cruz's presidential campaign, alice stewart and chairman of the pro-trump pac, too many ps, great america alliance, eric. i'm just going to simplify your intro from here on out. >> good. >> first to you, is david chalian was perfectly laying out, in the poll, the overall view of president trump's relationship with congress is, 32% approval. 54% disapprove. same question among republicans. 68% approve. yeah, 68% approve. what gives when all he says is he can't get anything done. republicans seem to see this differently. >> yeah. i mean, they seem to think that it's going well. i mean 68%, that's not a terrible approval rating. when you stack up the 68% against other approval ratings when it comes to trump among republicans, it's much higher. in the 80s in most things, 80% approval rating among republicans in terms of his handling of immigration in terms of whether or not republicans think the country is going in the right direction also in the 80s. s

mike wise is joining us, a senior reporter and columnist for the undefeated and nia is with us as well doubt player frs the 49ers, they were going to take a knee. about 20 of them. going into this game, everybody knew this was going to happen. >> i don't want to say this was completely planned by the vice president and the president of the united states. mike's exit, but it was. no question in my mind. the thing that bothers me the most is and i would say this if barack obama came to a game and made a political statement. all, the big chirping about this is that these players have used america's past time now larger than baseball, audience for football, to show something beyond their sport. what are you doing when you're mike pence and you go to the game, you're the vice president of the united states, you're making a political statement, i feel like there's a lot of hypocrisy going on there. >> because the president himself tweeted about this. he said i asked vice president pence to leave stadium if any playe players kneeled, disrespecting. i am proud of him as second lady, karen. was

nia, i wonder what you think though. sarah was asked about this, wasn't it the president who brought general kelly and the death of his son into the political sphere on this? she said he was just answering a question factually as she dodged that question, but isn't it the role of the president to not do that? to be the person who sets the tone here on the conversation like this? >> yeah. and i think, you know, it's a good argument to be made that he polite sized this from the rose garden when he brought obama in and other presidents and essentially tried to play a one upsmanship on how other presidents dealt with the families of the war dead and then he of course brought in robert kelly, john kelly's son. if you go back to when robert kelly died, john kelly was very plain about he didn't want the news media to focus on this. he didn't think that it had to be noteworthy that his son died anymore than the son of a plumber, the son, you know, of a mechanic. so he very much didn't want his son's death to be, you know, specif

most people who wanted to vote voted anyway but now the people that want independence in catalo nia have's one more place in europe where you're seeing center not hold. we seen it in brexit. we've seen it with the french and german elections and now we're seeing it in spain. >> maria: this is extraordinary. what a story we'll take a break and then the hurricane response in puerto rico. hurricane maria the president's war of words with the mayor of san juan will play some of that sound and have our panel react to that next on sunday morning futures back in a moment. (hard exhalation) honey? can we do this tomorrow? (grunts of effort) can we do this tomorrow? if you have heart failure symptoms, your risk of hospitalization could increase, making tomorrow uncertain. but entresto is a medicine that was proven, in the largest heart failure study ever, to help more people stay alive and out of the hospital than a leading heart failure medicine. women who are pregnant must not take entresto. it can cause harm or death to an unborn baby. don't take entresto with an ace inhibitor or aliskiren. if

with us in the studio, juliette hershfield of "the new york times" it, rachel bait, ryan lizza and nia-malika henderson. a busy day in washington. i want to go back early on in the hearing. he was being questioned by dianne feinstein about the firing of james comey, now part of the special counsel's investigation. did the president do that to try and shut down the investigation. the attorney general even though he recuses himself from the investigation somehow did take a role in helping to fire the person in charge of the investigation, dianne feinstein wanted to know about communications between the president and the attorney general. she didn't have much luck. >> until such time as the president makes a decisionings with respect to this privilege,ly cannot waive that privilege myself or otherwise compromise his ability to assert it. as a result, during today's hearing and under these circumstances today, i will not be able to discuss the content of my conversations with the president. >> good luck. >> you know, in many ways jeff sessions was warned about this at the last session this idea t

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illegally but they would be allowed to stay and the president agreed during that dinner as you remember and nia, that the wall would be down the road. the wall would not be part after arrangement allowing the dreamers to stay. >> and almost immediately, his story changed. it was partly because of what he was hearing from conservatives. they felt like he was giving away the store to chuck and nancy. on the daca deal. they had essentially won the democrats. so that's why you hear him talking about the wall. from time to time, he does talk about the wall, talks about the wall in terms of that's the only way that some sort of daca deal will happen. democrats have said there is going to be no deal in terms of including a wall even republicans border state republicans, governors as well as folks in the house and senate aren't too keen on a wall either because it's so expense pib. we'll see. what was so clear to david's point, the president felt really good today. he was relishing those exchanges with those reporters it felt like he could have stayed there for 15 more minutes in front of reporters. he

here to share insights and nia mallika henderson, michael warren, jeff zeleny and carmen of the "washington post." should i tell everybody you made deadline here? we're laughing about this, but the president is going on the road tonight senate has to pass a budget next week if you're going to have a vehicle to pass tax reform. republicans know they need the president's help but petrified he's going to escalate his fight with bob corker and go after mitch mcconnell in the speech tonight. he's going up to harrisburg, pennsylvania. we're going to have rally trump mysteriously tweeting about his chief of staff john kelley and staying on the job. >> a lot is going on inside his head. that's clear. one of the things that is not front and center it seems is this tax proposal. this is what worries people in the white house even before this fight with bob corker, even before the secretary of state ongoing feud. tax reform, tax cut was going to be very difficult. what it does to the deficit, et cetera, you know, just the inability of congress to do anything. it was always going to be hard. now it is

been found dead santiago maldonado was last seen at a tribal rights protest in the southern part to go nia region in august just before it was raided by police a twenty eight year old's disappearance spot major protests the body was found in a nearby river on tuesday but has yet to be formally identified now the russian t.v. personality cassandra sub jack has announced she'll stand in the twenty eight thousand presidential election the thirty five year old liberal candidate who was once described by vogue magazine as russia's paris hilton is the daughter of the first democratically elected mayor of st petersburg a father anatoly sobchak guide current president vladimir putin into city hall in the one nine hundred ninety s. so jack could see a liberal votes from putin critical of ali but opinion polls put the incumbent at a comfortable win if he decides to run for a fourth term after the first time the u.s. justice department has indicted two men who it says are responsible for importing the dangerous drug fentanyl into the united states as part of a wider operation to combat an opioid abus