that sign was sarah palin. quote.way with the election of 2008, palin's appeal was a revelation. she was connecting with portions of the electorate in ways that nobody had seen since reagan. but unlike the gipper, she was not channelling their hopes and ambitions and highest aspirations. instead, she was provoking their fears, fanning their anxieties, inciting their animosities, and it worked. tim alberta the author of "american carnage" and senior correspondent at politico back with me. tim, again, this book is stunning. i highly recommend it. karl rove says sarah palin was, quote, an early warning bell for what we're seeing now. i think many of us forgot it. then we read your pages, and it's like, wow. the trifecta joined us a decade ago. >> it is really tempting to believe donald trump materialized out of thin air and nobody saw this coming but in fact as i try to do in the book in reconstructing this past decade of republican politics, and of course i should say one could argue this goes back much further than a d

while many apartments are empty here living space in large cities like palin is becoming increasingly scarce and an affordable . risk of a white divided i think rural spaces more remote areas than small and medium sized cities are all in danger of becoming marginalized. to our project is trying to work against the trend we want to showcase goods as a medium sized city that can read the fresh air in major cities and contribute to a more balanced population distribution throughout germany. today he's visiting kevin in his studio the young family has been in gurlitz for 2 weeks now. used to tell if you didn't get it so far. so far it's been quite laid back in a lot of ways it's not as loud as it is in a big city and things are a bit more relaxed and i have lots to do so i am stressed but it's still more laid back than in a large city. truth i'm glad to hear that that's what we initially assumed that people would be happy to get away from the stresses of living in a major city and find some tranquility here and good. to finish that i think it's beautiful here when. sometimes it feels like

most of his artwork covers walls and buildings he appreciates all the free space that a city like palin has to offer. the big day has arrived off to gurlitz. since the car is so full the family decides to travel separately. kevin takes his daughter amalia in the car. his wife frederica will follow on the train with their newborn nicholai. the trip takes 3 hours on the road and in the train. frederica is still a bit skeptical the far right populist a.f.d. party captured 30 percent of the popular vote during the last parliamentary elections and the last local elections omar saw an a.f.d. man voted into office. but i'll just have to see when we get there and see how much it impacts daily life or how conspicuous it is or what people are doing to work against it. that's something we could get involved in. were originally from a fairly small town in syringe in eastern germany so we're accustomed to polarize ation and luckily there are always people who fight back. soon and i'm curious to see what the daycare they arranged for us will be like it will be a huge difference barron daughter will o

john mccain picking sarah palin as his vice presidential running mate, and obviously palin exposing this the republican governing class and many of the conservative voters around the country who felt that they had been ignored and sort of trampled under and taken for granted. and then you the economic collapse, that fall in 2008 and the bank bailout which only exacerbated that divide and obviously made many americans of all political sfritrive believe that the system was rigged against them, that washington and wall street were playing by one set of rules and everybody else was playing by a different set of rules. and then you had the election of barack obama, the first black president, and all the cultural implications therein when you lay all this on top, the cultural displeasure, the political disruption and you move it forward and you connect the dots to the 2010 election, '12, '14, i think we saw, steve, that there was a powder keg here and this was all building towards something. when you look back with hindsight and connect the dots, donald trump's ascendancy makes all the sense i

remember, he picked sarah palin because his campaign needed a shot in the arm. that to even have a prayer against barack obama, they needed conservatives to turn out in big numbers. and so that's why he chose sarah palin ultimately. but you just said something, steve. you said that despite trump not apologizing, his poll numbers kept rising after that mccain comment. and i think it's actually because he didn't apologize that his poll numbers kept on rising. what trump tapped into, and it's very intangible. it's really difficult to quantify, obviously, but trump saw in the republican party this sort of inherent weakness. he saw it in mccain in '08, who as you read in that clip a moment ago spent critical moments in the campaign vouching for obama's character rather than getting in the mud with him. romney in 2012 who had been brutally defined by the obama reelection campaign. romney never really swung back. and trump accurately felt as though a lot of republican voters felt like why are we represented by all of these pansies? why don't we have anybody who wants t

he was seeing it in that moment with palin.onald trump did not miss it. >> you have to come back so we can go through the whole thing. it's such a good book. i read hundreds of pages. my eyes started to twitch so i stopped. but it's a really important read. we're going to sneak in our last break. we'll be right back. my insurance rates are probably gonna double. but dad, you've got allstate. with accident forgiveness they guarantee your rates won't go up just because of an accident. smart kid. indeed. are you in good hands? like... a business borrowing solution to help get a little more space with a lot less mom. or home insight, to search for a new house within your budget. because, they really need their space. pnc - make today the day. i'm still going for my best, even though i live with a higher risk of stroke due to afib not caused by a heart valve problem. so if there's a better treatment than warfarin, i'll go for that. eliquis. eliquis is proven to reduce stroke risk better than warfarin. plus has significantly less maj

hello i'm devika palin and these are the main stories we're following media here say sudan's military gent has reached an agreement with protest leaders on a new ruling body and the 2 sides have been holding talks at khartoum for the past 2 days that been an impasse over transferring power to civilian authorities talks had stalled following a crackdown on protesters several weeks ago thousands were killed on june 3rd let's take a look at the details of this agreement mediators say the 2 sides will establish a sovereign council by rotation between the military and civilians for a period of 3 years or slightly more there'll be an independent investigation into the violence in recent weeks that killed dozens of demonstrators and wounded hundreds and the 2 sides agreed to postpone the establishment of a legislative council. us president donald trump has delivered an address in front of washington's lincoln memorial joining us independence day celebrations it is the 1st such speech by a president since 1951 opponents accuse him of politicizing the holiday they say the speech and the milita

that's hard to do on the spot. >> i love you alexandria. >> give me sarah palin then, if you can do that w,know. i >> can you seero russia f your house? >> let's get back to that point, i can indeed see russia from the house. >> even the alaskan accent down well. >> thank you. >> can peop see you perform here in d.c.? >>yes. >> i'm dabbling in d.c. improv, that's where i got a littl bit of my start. i'm on a local pod cast, nday, wednesday, we go live on youtube. and i dab el, open mics, you can follow me oninstagram, that's where i always tell where i'll be performing next. >> i think we all need t follow you now. you have the kardashians down as well. any clue how you do on the show? >> little hints -- the judges honestly, chrissy was really fighting for me, she's good friends with the kardashians, she loved the performance, that's all i can give you righ there. >> bring the funny is a new show, thank you for coming in. you're fantacaic, you see bring the funny right here on nbc 4 at 10:00 tonight. >> 10:00 tonight. >> you'refunny. we all need to get together after this, and continue t

like palin. when i take my daughter to daycare in the morning and then head on to my studio. i've already spent an hour.

get to say palin just because that's ok and it gains from it equals betrayal. when something find themselves while the party. just to look for common ground. so the temporary orders that i'm on or before i go to final trial actually do allow me to address them as james and his male pronouns but i cannot do that in front of the 3rd parties who know him as a girl so basically i can't go to a school i keep them away from any friends he might have at school that all has a girl at my home he's known as james and i use male pronouns. what i'm prohibited from doing right now is trying to convince him that he's actually a boy. my grandfather was murdered on our family form. 2 days off for i was baptized in 1809. he wasn't backed by 2 black mean he and his wife was sitting watching television in this room and. he had a knock on the door we opened the window to aust what it was about they just started shooting him they shot him. 6 times in the chest. and to feel down then they forced my stepmother. into this room or actually they they they said they wanted guns and money

to say palin. just to come out to. a close betrayal. when so many find themselves worlds apart. just to look for common ground. and you try and be professional you try and leave it outside the door you try and put in the come up compartments in the eyes it's new bright and so you can forget about it but nephew by little these. these little spits come and for me it was actually putting some ice into my wife's glass of gin and tonic and the saw it and the sound of the ice cream to the glass reminded me of how we had all these cool in bali which was with bags of supermarkets on ice. this is a story about what happens auster a stray bullet kills a young girl in the streets. who happens to have family and daughters in florida the other daughter is buried in a cemetery it is meaningless is it your head what happens to the community the public was screaming for a scapegoat the police needed a scapegoat so why not choose a 19 year old black kid with a criminal record who better to pin this on than him and what happens in court the big. shot after shot as far as a side deal that we don't

palin, he was going to be debating a woman. he managed that well. he managed paul ryan. it the clearest indicate they're biden knows he wasn't doing well, he is not going the press gaggle afterwards. he's got better things to do. he was at the press gaggle afterwards. >> who was? >> joe biden. >> no he wasn't. >> he was not at the gaggle afterwards? >> he never came to the spin room. you're talking to the guy who was begging. >> wow. >> grabbed him on stage, but very much against his will because he had a body mankind of body block him not to get to biden. but i'm telling you, he did not come in the spin room, which i thought was a huge mistake. >> exactly, because you've got get in there and wrestle with people. >> we haven't seen joe biden on a stage like that in a long time, and it looks like he had lost a lot of heat off his fast bawl, and that was the question coming in. >> 75 miles an hour, what do you think it was? >> it looked like a big fat pitch for kamala harris to hit out of the park. and it wasn't just her, eric swalwell took shots at him and landed. this wa

witnessed major historical events on palin's clifton dam in 1989 when the berlin wall fell and east germanscame pouring onto the streets to seize it gave away tens of thousands of euros worth of clothing on a single sunday. every friend did something for the former east germans i thought to myself i'll bear you have to do something to feel that i let more and more people in and we serve them all i ask everyone what would you like a suit. a sport coat or trousers or a leather jacket. they all said leather jacket. 15 minutes later i didn't have any leather jackets left. in mind of the day i gave the east germans a wonderful sunday treat indeed the heart of. the news quickly got around among germany's social and political elite that mr alabama not only made exquisite suits they gave excellent advice for my chancellor helmut schmidt who came here as did the german ex interior minister. sharon after i'd seen him a lot on television and he always had his legs like this. when he was here i said sure mr surely that doesn't look good you have hasty white legs so you want to wear nice socks and he's

post bush party is going to look like nearly as much as the eventual vice presidential nominee sarah palinand she more than any politician other than donald trump i think really exposes this fundamental disconnect between your upscale managerial country club republican elite and your downscale culturally conservative blue collar base. and there is a great deal of not just ideological friction between these wings but cultural friction. soledad: so let's move then into the trump era and i think it was may of 2016 trump goes after judge curio who's latino judge and sort of the mainstream republicans decry some of the things that he says that are clearly racist and i'll read some because it's in your book so you helpfully put it in chapter 14. it's time to quit attacking various people that you competed with or various minority groups in the countries. that's mitch mcconnell. south carolina senator tim scott said those remarks were racially toxic. lindsey graham said it's pretty clear he's playing the race card-- and paul ryan says claiming a person can't do their job because of their race is

the internet radio audience gets a clean narrative of mounting frustration that is not among them palin humid hot with the finish fast approaching it still goalless. i'm past 5 sessions. like. this that if you let some of. the. massive go 7. i. think this is what brings us here no one wants to mess it. up that's why because. it's just the same shit that the cut. and diluted emotion which nobody can also convey on instagram rights up to the final whistle. ah ha ha ha. ha ha ha. ha ha ha my mind think i'm inclined. to think i. could have come. to such a nerve wracking day at the office even know a bit tickle. eventually runs out of steam. by the trying to connect some affair i'm pretty done and you see how the day went should not all i want now is to crash out on the couch with a nice glass of wine or a beer i'm just. going to surprise my dog yaddo find out the hard day's work proper type in it's time one line before judy calls once again full on trusting characters in for contrast to roles more or less behind the scenes all bound by a uncommon level of dedication to the club that employs

palin and her and these are main stories and al-jazeera many as 65 people have been killed in nigeria and a suspected boko haram attack on a funeral that happened near the northeastern city of my degree in borno state president mahmoud abbas has condemned the attack and ordered a military operation to hunt down those responsible boko haram has killed thousands and displaced millions in the region over the past 10 years in the battle. to. win the. presidency on trumpets once again being accused of racism following its online attack against a prominent african-american politician and the district he represents trump and leach the twitter tirade after baltimore congressman elijah cummings criticizes mexican border policies comments of sparked widespread outrage especially from residents of baltimore. protesters in hong kong have and protests in hong kong have ended violently with tear gas fired at demonstrators for a 2nd day tens of thousands protested pretty police perceived police and mob violence as well a sense of fear and from beijing khan's government has condemned the protesters a

but as politicians have back to move to stop the next prime minister from suspending palin to france through another day and breaks it the vote as a new hurdle for the man tipped to take over as prime minister next week boss johnson has about a knave the interview by the end of october a day and all day and john hall has more. the eyes to the right 315 the nose to the left 2700 i approve victory over the government m.p.'s opposed to a no deal breaks it and by a hence a margin with 17 conservative party rebels and a number of senior ministers abstaining so the our eyes have it the option of prorogue or suspending parliament to force through breaks it unopposed is now pleasures to be something prime minister in waiting boris johnson had refused to rule out he's almost certain to take over as britain's prime minister next week whoever becomes prime minister next week is going to have an almost non-existent working majority we also don't know how long the agreement they got with the d.p. is necessarily going to hold up so whoever it is boris johnson or jeremy haun is going to really have

which at the time -- thank you so much, and joy made a joke that sarah palin could see those from her my boobs never looked better and now that i'm old and almost 35, i don't mind that picture anymore. so i'm just saying -- why are you turning around? i'm just saying sometimes you can turn. it was -- you guys did a hot topic on this show. i have been a trending topic for dumb crap on twitter more times than i would like to admit. >> it was a hilarious joke. >> it was very funny. i think the instant gratification of social media, i have done so many times. i still do. don't drink ever or tweet or instagram. >> i got another one for you. snooki. she has a picture with her baby. she's having a glass of wine, and the baby is having milk. people lost their minds. >> i don't think it's a big deal. >> someone said, i know where you are at. you got three kids. i got six. i feel you. >> i'm telling you. >> some of them are, like, how can you possibly be doing that? how can you do that? how can you do that? and the question is, why would you post it if you don't want people to talk about it? >>

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journey now from delhi is dr gish that he believed ajah palin she's the head of the nuclear and space policy initiative at the observer research foundation that's a think tank based in the indian kapatid welcome not a big moment for india and its space program what did you feel when you thought somebody on to lift off today now i think this is an exciting moment not just for the indian space for such organization india as a whole but also for the whole world this is become such a prestigious moment because there has been a global attention ever since u.s. person came into office he talked about going back to the moon there have been other countries such as india russia china japan who have been trying to go back to the old the more. china has undertaken couple of impressive my shows there it landed on the far side of the morning earlier this year and in the beginning in june january 2 years ago it landed on the u.s. side of the border so there have been quite a bit of attention even to respect to the more and more missions but also broader outer space so has seen quite a bit of resear

disease might happen at any time job it out of the euro buster pretty secretary of silence for the palin says he'll resign if forrest johnson becomes prime minister on wednesday johnson's rival for the job jeremy hunt says a new deal breaks it should not be ruled out but he says he's willing to delay britain's departure from the european union if necessary to get a new withdrawal deal johnson says if he becomes the next leader hill prove he is prepared to crash out of the e.u. without a deal if the agreement is reached by october 31st. assuming that johnson becomes the next prime minister i understand that his conditions for serving in his government would include accepting. on the 31st of october that is not something i could ever sign up to it's very important that a prime minister is able to have a chancellor who is closely aligned with him in terms of policy and i therefore intend to resign to theresa my before she goes to the palace to tend to her own resignation on wednesday while boris johnson is a highly divisive figure difficult u.k. audiences in scotland where even conservative

palin unveils the latest trash on its world famous museum island extension to 20 years to designing buildings water long sites and posts of complicated and expensive challenges. first though a remarkable story of survival in the run up to world war 2 during germany's nazi era many jewish parents put their children on trains to britain and what became known as the kinda transport that's german for children's transport 10000 jewish children made the journey to britain most of them never saw their parents again often they were the only members of their families to survive the holocaust now a group of those former refugees and their relatives have returned to the city of. kate brady 94 year old accord matt marks on his visit to berlin. who hate the people who who did another live anymore they're older than i am and. so much longer. i go to school. and smoke was coming out of the school. and there was a commotion the teacher was outside the school the so you go home today's school 13 year old boy who doesn't have to go to school has a day off i didn't mind. i got home as quickly took me 25 minutes

i'm a the father of a boy with down syndrome so i think about sarah palin and kathy mcmorris rogers, mothers of boys with down syndrome, almost my son's age, sort of 11 to 13 as my son is 12. so i think about that thand touches on the last question as mothers, the ways in which the specific motivation around disability rights. we agree on a lot of things related to disability in schools and we disagree on so many other things. any way, i don't know exactly what the point is there, but part of this as well. part of the role of mother hood then this engagement in disability rights as a place of actual connection. >> we've got about five to ten minutes left, so please come on up. >> this is more of a comment. elizabeth perry was president of the society for the historians of guilded age. she and i serveded on that body. i want to iemphasize one of the things that comes out her work, which are many ways at yielding political power other than being elected to federal office. that runs through some of the other comment that have been made here today. obviously being elected to federal offi

. >> dana: it's a frustrating thing but i don't like the whole -- remember the sarah palin cross hairshing and they blame that on her too? this really did not get much attention, someone trying to attack a government building. >> greg: he died in a confrontation with the cops. >> jesse: that media does not report the news. they report the narrative in one of the big narratives out there -- there -- >> greg: that is a quote on a coffee mug. >> jesse: the biggest narrative out there is that the right is violent in the left is not. so even when some guy, let's say smirks at somebody, that's considered a violent act. when there's an actual violent act, it's not covered. two of the three networks didn't cover the story than all the mainstream media never reported the connection between antifa and the attack. they will frame, as dana said, conservatives. remember the aurora, colorado, shooting. "abc news" said it was it tea party supporter and the guys name wrong and it wasn't that guy. you have ecoterrorist, black lives matter writers, you have antifa, wto, anarchists, all these people runn

happen at any time which i'm a job with out of the euro buster pretty secretary of silence for the palin says he'll resign if forrest johnson becomes prime minister on wednesday johnson's rival for the job jeremy hunt says a new deal breaks it should not be ruled out but he says he's willing to delay britain's departure from the european union if necessary to get a new withdrawal deal johnson says if he becomes the next leader hill prove he is prepared to crash out of the e.u. without a deal if the agreement is reached photo but the 31st assuming the.

you argued figures leak sarah palin broke the ground, loosened up the ground, how did that fox relationship manifest? >> it's pretty interesting, brian, when you think of the convergence of events around the obama presidency, the time he was elected in '08 and taking officer in '09, we focused oand the political polarization. all of that plays a huge role in what we see today. the other important thing is the explosion of social media, the continued advancement of fox news and the cable news ecosystem and how that played into the information or misinformation in some cases that voters were receiving. obviously, the tea party wave and the ascent of trump. much of that was intertwined with fox news consuming an ever growing share of the sort of 45-plus white conservative viewing demographic that had once been a reliable demographic for the evening newscast or daily newspapers. the decline in those institutional main stream media outlets coincided as a corollary with the growth of fox news and the republican party as a whole moving further and further to the right. >> it seems like veteran rep

. >> he wall street a senator in del awire, three counties, the vice president debating sarah palin,. >> and paul ryan 678 okay. again. paul ryan is a great guy, he's not a knife fighter. his as a wonkish policy guy. so joe biden has to take off his gloves and show he wants to be president. he's got to be able to fight. democrats are not -- they're not going to give him any slack. do you remember during the gore/bush debates in 2000, there was always an overcorrection by the gore campaign. he did this, then the next he did that. >> a lot of nights groaning like this. >> yeah. you remember better than i do. i wonder if there's a risk for the vice president if his campaign says they have hired a new roerch team, like he's going to come armed with the statistics that kamala harris and cory booker and others did, quote/unquote wrong, as opposed to making the case that amanda is talking about. >> i'm not sure that joe biden has a team problem. i think they're competent staffers. 9 question i have heard from people who have seen him in public, is he really up for the fight that he's engage

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of sarah palin, because she is very well insulated, and she never goes anywhere that she is going toe challenged, because if you listen to the comments she makes, they make no sense at all, and some of them she has even retracted and says "hey, i may not get all the facts correct, but my heart is in the right place." that is not the way to conduct business. he is going to do great. i did not know her district is that most democrats. so having that amount of democrats where she is commodity not think anybody on the other side is going to be able to challenge her and get her out of there, but they do not have any power, and i think it is working in trunk's favor. magazine,""time "ilhan omar is already at home in the heart of a community in minnesota." good morning. caller: i am sorry i misspoke with the screener. i am a republican. it was probably done by the media, and to me, the label is dismissive, and this plays into arenarrative that people afraid of others who are different, even before they have listened to what someone has to say. thank you for the call. ruth, you are next from

remember sarah palin instituted the phrase death panel into the conversation. fast forward ten years, the big controversial is whether to start impeachment full on or impeachment hearings or vote on an in query for an impeachment and what nancy pelosi is saying there is all of this people coming out, they say they want impeachment only giving me leverage. if she wants more people to come out and say they want impeachment, the american people during the next 46 days during the district offices and on the telephone needs to make their voices heard and make their voices known. right now there is no massive demonstrations and there are no plaquers out there that are capturing the national attention and so if that's what, if the ranking file democrats really want president trump impeached, they literally have to demonstrate that speaker pelosi in order to get him to move in the way they say we hear they want her to move. >> deatbeth you and i went out e and we talk to voters. the court filing just now. jerry nadler talks about it. that's obviously part of their argu

hello i'm david palin and these are the top stories that al-jazeera the u.s. has of representatives has voted to condemn president donald trump for racially charged comments against 4 minority congress women trying had told them to go back to where they came from for republicans back the democratic measure i count as more from washington the house then voted along party lines to accept the words on record and went ahead to pass the vote once again largely on party lines censoring the president only for republicans as you mentioned joining the democrats in censoring the president certainly a symbolic move but also very important in that it is the 1st time there's been a formal record made of censure of in temperament a comments made by the president the european parliament has narrowly elected or still of wander lion as president of the european commission the german defense minister will become the 1st woman to hold the post by shia places john for the younger and november. former proview and president alexander the lady who has been arrested in the united sta

presidential no, ma'am snee ine said that morning portland or peoria, the case for the prosecution sah palin for john mccain. and what donald trump is trying to do in a cynical and callous s fashion aid is right a.p. about the racist implications oi it is to marry these four freshmen members, to make themm t running mate, whoever the democratic nominee is, and the democratic nominee would then have to -- the fo of them would speak very blunt about it, like donald trump, are hilo tropic plants. heliotropic plants, sunflowers, turn to get the sun's race. these four women have a gift for seeking cameras and microphones and winning that attention, just as donald trump did. so that's what he wants to. do they have gotten there by sayrrng tly controversialov things, by criticizing their own party leadership, an that's what donump wants to do, to whoever the democratic nomineee is. he knows, if the eleconf 2020 is a repled -- referendumdu on him and his fails,mericanic do not like him, do not trustst him, do not respect him, they do not thk he is an object of inspiration or in any way t them, their

>>hi palin can thank you.'ll have more on the expected ice raids this weekend of course those raids could target those cities across the country, including san francisco as you know not everybody is protesting them new at 11 we get the perspective of the vice chair of california's republican party he says the law of the land should be respected back to you. >>all right, thank you cast right and make sure download the kron on app to get 24 7 commercial free local news coverage. >>and let's get a final check of your forecast tropical storm barry right now sustained winds at 65 miles per hour inching closer to louisiana expected to make landfall around 7 o'clock debt central time with sustained winds at 75 miles per hour. making it a category one hurricane shortly before landfall as it makes its way just west of new orleans so this is certainly going to keep an storm are going to keep an eye on all weekend long and here's a live look outside closer to home in the bay area, golden gate bridge are now pretty socked

drought as well as intense rains which are going to cause more research disasters in the region now palin stations fuelled by coal are shutting down in many countries but pakistan is bucking the trend at 1st power plants burning coal and opencast mine as operational the electricity generated as lighting up villages creating jobs and cutting the cost of fuel imports barton's asama been jobber the reports from sindh province the projects causing environmental concerns to this community in a remote part of pakistan is changing brick homes are replacing traditional huts solar lights taking place of oil lamps and there's a new temple and a mosque. krishan tomorrow's family is happy to move in their new home unlike the old hut it has electricity and running water there among the 350 families who've received compensation for the land many residents are getting training for new jobs after the discovery and extraction of pakistan's largest coal reserves company i n n n n when this company got operational many people from other areas arrived here for jobs or youth were also inspired to get educated

. >> andrea lopez stopped by our studio today and gave her impression of sarah palin for adam tuss. >> check it out. >> we're waving to the russians on the foreign policy so i love that we can get in touch with -- what was the question again? i don't know. >> can you see russia from your house. >> let's get back to that point. i can, indeed, see russia from the house. >> pretty good there.it give to her. watch "bring the funny" right here on nbc 4 at sock and root on the home girl here. born and raised here in d.c. >> there you go >> buried the lead. >> they may not have done impressions. maybe they had some other skills to show off, bu there were plenty of talented pets here in the dmv t who haveir own skill to show off. >> all so very cute, and we get red for clear the shelters next month, pat collins asked all of you to show us your pet's best trick, and yesterday we narrowed the field to the final four and to meet winner of his challenge pat traveled for an hour and a half to boyce, virg. ♪ >> it's. >> pat's. >> >> pets. >> congratulations, kathy and maggie, winner of pat's prized

hello i'm devika palin and these are the headlines on arches there iran's president says his government would be willing to talk to the u.s. if washington lifts its economic sanctions and return to the conditions of the 2050 nuclear deal several of the deals european signatories also issued a statement calling for dialogue to resume. or direct it will go to the big pair is a bully we have to stand up to it must stop being the bully we have always believed in talks always right this hour right this moment if they stop the oppression if they stop the belief if they lift sanctions return to the table return to logic we are ready. the u.s. president is under fire for a series of racially charged tweets against 4 democratic congress women of color donald trump told the group to leave the u.s. and go back to where they came from democrats have described the tweets as hate filled and stoking white nationalism john hendren has more from washington. president donald trump is being accused of stoking anti immigrant fervor on twitter he wrote on sunday it's so interesting to see progressive democr