thierry tries not to take any og their timeher for granted, remembering sage words from her grandmother. >> she would always say, i remember when i was a little girl, "well, when a woman has a baby, that's the closest she's ever going to get to death." but that was true back in the... as they say, the old days. women died in childbirth. and so, i find it just boggling that in 2019 we're still having this conversation. i'm going to go get your clothes. >> reporter: texas has one of the most concerning maternal mortality rates in the country, estimated at 14.6 per 100,000 ve births. for black women, it's even worse: 27.8 per 100,00 shawn thierry almost became one of the state's statistics nrself while giving birth

and why he's backing ogs to get it right at united. i think it is a perfect match up.lo and welcome to sportsday. she scored a hat trick for lyon as they won back to back champion league titles a few days ago and lifted the first women's ballon d'or trophy last year. so it's no surprise that norway's ada hegerberg has been crowned the bbc‘s women's footballer of the year for the second time. what might be surpising is that she wont demonstrate her talents on the biggest stage of all, at teh women's world cup this summer talents on the biggest stage of all, at the women's world cup this summer as a dispute with teh norweigian fa rumbles on. sarah mulkerinns caught up with her ahead of the tournamnet. hello. it's an art to come here and see the whole family together. i get so emotional talking about this but they have been a part of the journey since day one and they're the most important people in my life. they have always been there. and they gave me the voice and the courage to a lwa ys gave me the voice and the courage to always stand up for what i believed in. a str

people coming with children, .ogs, coming and voting there are not 31 parties, but 24. these are the european elections , which will decide 73 members of the european parliament. these were the elections that were never supposed to be held. theresa may told us again and again they would not be held because the 29th of march was the deadline date to whether there was an impasse in parliament or deal or no deal. newas not left, there is a deadline, the 31st of october. james: you can't ignore the elephant in the room, the certainty that theresa may's days are numbered. what can we expect to play out in the coming days? >> her days are numbered. departure from downing street has been rumor and speculation over the last six or seven months, but she is not forgoing. she is not going yet. we thought shehe was going to go last night. she will notoww is present her eu withdrawal bilill that was supupposed to be published on friday. that is going to be postponed until the first week in june. that is important to note because it is what she has had so many problems with, particul

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gore argument" because he was on thee side oge bush, and as it turned out, david boies was on the side of al gore, and the fact that they teamed up t basically to politics out of the issue. and what he said to me is that he viewed marriage as a very conservative idea, that it is the bedrock of conservative principles, and a married couple should be allowed to be able to be together and to have a family, so that was, to me, an eye-opener. >> it was an eye-opener hearing conservative make a case for a value and an ideal that you believed in. >> right. >> and since then, have there been any opportunities to forge olat kind of a bipartisan consensus on theical issues you've been involved in? >> well, i mean, obviously, the country is so divided now. it has been divided for a long, long time. i meanthere was a huge divide that started over the vietnam war, and that divide has never closed. it has kept getting wider and a wide i do believe that this last election, in 2016, that divide was exploite the russians saw an opportunity where there was a huge divide and the addition of social media,

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thierry tries not to take any og their timeher for granted, remembering sage words from her grandmother. >> she would always say, i remember when i was a little girl, "well, when a woman has a baby, that's the closest she's ever going to get to death." but that was true back in the... as they say, the old days. women died in childbirth. and so, i find it just boggling that in 2019 we're still having this conversation. i'm going to go get your clothes. >> reporter: texas has one of the most concerning maternal mortality rates in the country, estimated at 14.6 per 100,000 ve births. for black women, it's even worse: 27.8 per 100,00 shawn thierry almost became one of the state's statistics nrself while giving birth 2012 to klaire. >> i started to tell the doctors the room, "something's not right." i asked them to put me under, to give me full anesthesia, thinking that if somehow isn conscious and awake of the level of pain that i was in, that maybe i could survive and they said, "well, the doctor's not even in the room. he... he has to make that order." and him."screamed, "go get >> report

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kqed is renovating our current building in san francisco, so for the next two years, og we'll be tapingur m out of a new studio, but we will still bring you the same in-depth discussions and analysis of important issues, and you will still be able to find all of our coverage online at t/n same place -- kqed.osroom. i'm thuy vu. than and we look forward to seeing you next week from our new studio. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ i'm robert costa, welcome to "washington week." a rough and tumble week in politics as the president and speaker of the house clash. president trump: crazy nancy. i tell you wha i have been watching her for a long period of time. she's not the same person. she's lost it. the president of the united states. i wish his family or administration or staff would have an intervention for the gof the country. robert: as mr. tmp heads to tokyo where issues on trade and north korea hover. next announcer: this is "washington week." funding is provided by --

we are a bipartisan caucus work og together to improve the lives of women and families across the country. i am especially honored to join you all here today in statuary hall. the hall of the house. to celebrate the 100th anniversary of house passage of the 19th amendment giving all women the right to vote. this is a special place. n this very room sat eight presidents, including john quincy adams and abraham lincoln. er 100 years ago, jeanette rankin of montana walked through these hallways as the first woman ever elected to congress even before the ratification of the 19th amendment. at her swearing in, she remarked, i may be the first woman member of congress, but i won't be the last. [applause] we are proof that she was right. since then, a to tall of 365 women have served in the united states congress. this year as we celebrate the centennial of women's suffrage, we also celebrate the most women to ever serve in congress. [applause] we make history today because these women forged the path for us right here in these halllowed halls. the 131 of us women serving today stand as a -- sta

it sounds so resonant because it has been brewing for quite some time and pat buchanan is the og of shade throwing. so the effects of this foundation makes it very difficult to trust. it has forced a decline in the media we have today and polls show on the right that legacy journalistic outlets are not trusted in greater percentages. and when we have this much disgusted opens the door for something new and an alternativ alternative. that was the foundation and the next thing to happen was the technology growing over the last 50 years. students are used to all of this technology. but things change very quickly so i have to remind my students to let them know that if technology were people broadband would not be old enough to drink and twitter would just be preparing for his bar mitzvah so all of these changes happened quickly and we have adjusted in one of those is the flood of options that we have we have so many options now in so many ways to get information it is good but sometimes i feel very overwhelmed if i have too many options which is hard to sort through. it has sped things up to

if og is about a pensioner who lives in her apartment think can't run away or defenders off with martial arts or. handicapped. or women who have been attacked. maybe if they are just shown a gun the attacker would have backed off it's. a place. people who want to buy a gun for self protection in germany are often refused a license they have to prove that their own lives are more at risk than those that the rest of society this applies for example to employees of cash in transit companies or security personnel but would private firearms really make our society safer a counter-example is australia where semiautomatic rifles were banned in 1996 since then the number of deaths from shooting every year has harped suicides using firearms have also dropped to less than a 3rd. but i have to admit one thing. although i don't think gun should be freely available here in a shooting range it's pretty cool. why did i find shooting fun i'm going to find out at the university hospital in austin undergo a test by dr klaus my head of psychosomatic so that you're. in the noon hour if i don't have a real g

weather like this, absolutely stifling hot, and of course, as the train stopped, german guards kept og past, "any, any sick people onboard?" and i remember falling down on the floor, holding my head, d then suddenly, i opened my eye, and i could see what happened. oh, there's thousands of people-- women and children one side, men the other side, kept on pointing left and right, left and right. , if it was to the left, you were going to li it was to the right, you were going straightnto the gas chambers straight from the train. and i looked pretty kind of hefty and strong, and i remember he saying...) (speaking germ which meant, "strong as a horse," and sent me to the left. >> my mother, who was worn, fatigued, anguished, she looke much older than her age-- she was in her 40s-- she w selected. there was no parting words. there was just a hug and, "i love you." >> i didn't e my mother, but she saw me, and she broke ranks and came out, came to me, shook, my hannd went back. and then i went out and i saw flames and... i was told what they meant. and so it was then i realized at happened. a

taking it to a new level and so whether it was initially the antagonism between he and kim at the begin og f t ing of the term or love affair, he seems to put much weight on that kind of facts be dammed. he simply going to prioritize this sense that he has a good relationship. let's connect the dots if you will. i saw the tweet from the president, connect the dots. he says he's no fan of joe biden, he says north korea is a monstrous state. no real american leader would do it. does he have a point? this is another norm that happens so often that they just roll off us sometimes. we talked about the norms, the power to declassify sensitive information. he talks about investigative political post or embrace kim jong-un or whack at joe biden for what? >> he's trying to maintain the relationship. can you imagine if former politician x would have done this and what their response would have been. it is who we his and what he's trying to do of explaining what his mindset would be to the extent you can at this point in time. it provides a good window as to why shinzo abe is doing what he's doing. t

. -- cgo is a central called og in the story. montgomery ward is the first mail order business. i am sure many of us remember the massive sears catalog that came annually and allowed you to buy anything from a tenpenny nail to an entire house. time, the very idea of consumption, not as a kind of that yout necessity assign to your servant girl, but as something that people would do for themselves for pleasure, becomes a feature of this new cornucopia called chicago. the first department stores, this one still stands, marshall field's. give the lady what she wants, said marshall field. the customer is always right, said marshall field. needs little imagination to connect this 19th century story with the world we live in today. not only with these photos, which are from chicago's magnificent mile, but with the stanford shopping center just up the road. celestial city indeed. spoken not at all about the transcontinental, so let me close with a few remarks about them. , just aboutay everything i have said previously about the impacts of railroads, in terms of stimulating economic dev

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i think 80% of the iranian people don't agree with the ayatollah, they don't agree with he thee og -- theocracy that's oppressing them. we want to give them every ability, just like venezuela,, the people in venezuela, the people of iran. but we're not going to sit back idly if iran gets our military. if iran strikes our military we will respond. if iran starts to build a nuclear facility, we will respond to that. and i think that's kind of policy. we're not going to allow iran to become a nuclear power. i think getting out of the jcpoa s had a good effect on the economy, has put pressure on them. and again what i see what they're doing right now is weakness and desperation. and i think those are all positive signs in the right direction. >> i'm with the foundation, one thing i want to talk about, pakistan, pack stan looked in the past the journalist they tchilled journalist daniel pearl found america lane, terrorists are still freely moving over there and pakistan is treating people very badly. congressmanwant one the congress that's anti-pakistan, like dana rohrabacher. mr. mccaul:

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people are trying to get around it, but also the second roads are ogged, as well. it appeared that there was a tractor-trailer involved and a passenger vehicle hithe actor-trailer and partially went under the semi-truck. we have learned that this was, in fact, a fatal crash. that's from our wtop news partners. so virginia state police are investigating this crash. and again, they're working to get the scene cleared this morning. this is a fatality so it's going to take a while before they getw everythingrapped up, take their measurements, and to fully open the road. there are lanes open, again, trafc getting by sloetsly this morning. back to you. >>er darcy spenc for us on i-66. ank you. >>> 6:32. let's che in with storm team 4 meteorologist chuck bell. what a nice start to the day. >> absolutely. great weather has returned for the next few days after we made 90 yesterday. a comfortable northwesterly breeze today will keep temperatures in the located 70s. delightful weather through a chance of rain, a rumble or two of thunders. no thursday washout at all. fwak to s