i don't know if you saw congressman peter king on the show earlier saying maybe they're going to have to work and actually tweak the affordable care act. the votes just aren't there in the senate, aren't there in the congress. >> i think you're watching legislating and i think that hasn't happened in washington for so long that everyone's freaking out every time there's a twist or a turn going through it. the house bill failed at first and then it passed and every step of the way you reach a brinksmanship of oh, my gosh it's not going to pass. then they come to the table, they're all negotiating and postering. then it will go to a conference committee and go through the same cycle of oh, my gosh. >> what did you think of peter king saying maybe it's not a full repeal and replace, maybe it's just tweaking it? >> i don't agree with him. i think you're going to -- i mean if you're getting rid of all the taxes, fundamentally changing the medicaid policy and obamacare, that's not obamacare anymore. i take you back to 1996. john lewis went to the well of the floor of the house during the we

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i don't know if you saw congressman peter king on the show earlier saying maybe they're going to have to work and actually tweak the affordable care act. or obamacare, that the votes just aren't there, and in the senate. the votes aren't there in the congress. what do you think about that, mike shields? >> i think you're watching legislating and i think that hasn't happened in washington for so long that everyone's freaking out every time there's a twist or a turn going through it. i mean, look, the house bill failed at first and then it passed. and every single step of the way you sort of reach a brinksmanship of oh, my gosh, it's not going to pass. and this person is angry and that person is angry. then they come to the table, they're all negotiating and postering. after it passes the senate it will go to a conference committee and go through the same cycle again of oh, my gosh. always something happens when you're negotiating something as big as this. >> what did you think of peter king saying maybe it's not a full repeal and replace, maybe it's just tweaking it? >> i don't agree w

as peter king just said, there is a pattern of us both here and there.hink you are talking about 2-3% of that group, which probably has on their mind, doing something active. if you are talking about thousands of people, that still a pretty big number. it's not infinite. the reason that they -- that we saw this failure again is that you are visiting people in charge, theresa may was the foreign -- the internal secretary during the last four years. that is because of she and other people that have set up policies for their system to fail. if you have a system that is set up to fail, you have people reporting, and no follow-up, you will see more of this. >> martha: brown, it is so disappointing to hear that these reports were made. often, i think muslim communities are criticized for not doing enough to put up a red flag or to turn someone in that they have a concern. here, you have an imam and neighbors doing exactly what they are supposed to do, and yet, they are now frustrated because no one will listen to them. >> you know who is also frustrated, marth

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. >> martha: that's how we got where we are, congressman peter king's during our conversation, good to have you with us tonight and were going to talk to you about another topic later, we have this breaking news at the top of the show here, there were specific names written down on a piece of paper in his pocket, your thoughts. >> it makes it more terrifying to realize how specific it was, i'm not saying democrats and republicans here but there are people who are carrying things to extremes, it doesn't set off a psychopath is. when you disrupt meetings, when you start fires on campus, that goes beyond legitimate political debate it what sets people off like this. i think it's important for all of us to realize that especially people who carry resistance to almost violent demonstrations. >> martha: that this is what was rocked by political violence in an incredibly charged atmosphere that we are talking about, our minds go back to steve's police who is in very tough shape in a hospital in washington, d.c. let's listen to what the doctors said earlier today about his condition when they

also today are congressman peter king, lou, where is lou? another friend. so you're running for governor? look behind you. you make a big announcement. an early supporter. thank you. and david young. tomorrow the house will vote on the no sanctuary for criminals act. it has been in the works for a long time. >> it will cut federal grant moneys to shield criminal aliens from being turned over to federal law enforcement. the house will also vote on kate's law named for kate steinly killed by an illegally. it will enhance for those who repeatedly reenter the country illegally. innocent americans including the lover loved ones. they are great friends of mine i got to know over the campaign trail. they are with us. they have had members of their family dill killed by illegal immigrants and in some cases multiple deportations. i'm es specially honored to be here with have many peoples i by sheer one over here. jam kpps el-- you lost the peop because our government refused to enforce our nation's immigration laws. that's techb existing immigration laws. >> the jou

peter king is on the house intelligence committee. and we have a former us attorney in the eastern district of arkansas with us. he worked with james comey and his partner with avenue strategies. good to have you both on the program thank you for joining us. >> good to see you. congressman let me take it up with you. you being on the house and tell committee do you want to see those memos from james comey, the ones that he wrote about the president? what are you looking for? >> i think is very important for us to see what they thought was and then also to look at those memos and try to figure why he prepared memos. i mean certainly readily seen for more inclusive into the campaign for the hillary investigation then president trump did so i like to see what he has also why after january 6 meeting he decided to do a memo. he showed, he asked for the private meeting with at the time with the president-elect trump. and then james comey felt to go back in and memorialize what went on at the meeting. i don't know why he would distrust the p

congressman peter king, much appreciated. thank you, sir. >> don, thank you very much. >> when we come back, senior officials in the trump administration are frustrated with the president. why they say he isn't taking russia's meddling in the election seriously enough. and in our next hour, sally yates criticizing president trump's behavior. why she says he's lowering the bar. >>> homeland security secretary john kelly warning today that election hacking is, quote, the way of the future. meanwhile, sources telling cnn president trump's apparent unwillingness to publicly call out the kremlin for election interference has some administration officials feeling frustrated. cnn sara murray joins me now with this new reporting. hello, sara. you have been reporting this out all day. what are you learning from inside the white house? >> well, don, multiple senior administration officials say they've been struggling to convince president trump that russia still poses a threat to the integrity of america's elections. in fact, one offic

congressman peter king. much appreciate it.nk you, sir. >> don, thank you very much. >>> when we come back, senior officials in the trump administration are frustrated with the president. why they say he isn't taking russia's meddling in the election seriously enough. >>> and in our next hour, sally yates criticizing president trump's behavior. why she says he's lowering the bar. ♪ the ford summer sales event is on. it's gonna work, i promise you, we can figure this out. babe... little help. -hold on, mom. no, wifi. wifi. it's not a question, it's a thing. take on summer right with ford, america's best-selling brand. now with summer's hottest offer. get zero percent for seventy-two months plus an additional thousand on top of your trade-in. during the ford summer sales event get zero percent for seventy-two months plus an additional thousand on top of your trade-in. offer ends july 5th. (baby crying) ♪ fly ♪ me to the moon (elegant music) ♪ and let me play (bell rings) working my canister off to clean and shine and give proven

we have a background check bill, that is sponsored by peter king from new york. there is some bipartisanship on this issue. and i think that i agree, we need to, you know, there are people in the democratic party that are not signed on to that bill. so we are not monolithic, but it is just that most of the nation, 90% agree with any background checks and there are other thegs, like in illinois, gun trafficking in the store purchases, they are a problem, too. so many of our guns come from outside of illinois, many from and wisconsin. so we need to look at those issues, too. i do agree that there is a lot of training that is needed. and the other thing we have not hit on, we spoke about the type of guns, but even bullets sold, the types of bullets that are sold better strictly for military purposes, and everyday citizens have those both they are shooting people with. host: i want to talk more about some of the reactions from some of your colleagues, too. earlier in the washington times reported that covers the mark sanford pointed to rhetoric from the president say

too dangerous to fly, why can't you buy a semiautomatic weapon and peter king republican from new york who i don't agree with, he has had legislation for the past decade which almost got passed after orlando which if you're on the no-fly list, you can't buy a weapon. even after orlando that couldn't pass. we're in a strange situation where one of the most common sense measures, it wouldn't solve the problem completely is to prevent people that have come to the attention of the fbi on the no-fly list from not buying a semiautomatic weapon. >> you said it won't pass. i'll take it a step further, it won't pass because the nra is opposed to it and that's why it won't pass. >> it's total absolute. does it make sense if you're on the no-fly list you can buy a weapon? makes no sense. we're at a place in politics where common sense measures. >> i'll come at this one other way. this drive this home. when you say you think we'll come into terms to the extend that when there is an individual story. can you name for me any members of congress, and a speech given by the current president or former

regarding those notorious hacks of last summer when representative peter king of new york asked if the d.n.c. reached out after they became aware of the hacks johnson stated to my disappointment not to my knowledge served the response i got was the f.b.i. had spoken to them they don't want our help they have crowd streak strike the cyber security firm but but but wait a minute i thought this was an attack on our very democracy i mean hillary clinton told us back in december that quote this is about the integrity of our democracy and the security of our nation this is not just an attack on me in my campaign so why in the world would clinton and debbie wasserman schultz not go. the department of homeland security the f.b.i. and instead rely on a private firm like crowd strike well our girl debbie fired back at johnson's testimony declaring at no point during my tenure at the d.n.c. did anyone from the f.b.i. or any other government agency contact or communicate with me about.

. >> hello pete king thank you very much for calling congressman peter king joining us in new york thanke going to have steve king on momentarily peter king do you have new information for us thank you congressman for the question. >> not real i was contacted a half hour 45 minutes ago basically, told that -- scalise was shot early one -- was shot, that the shooter himself has been shot, there were 50 shots fired scalise a great guy i will leave it at that -- scalise -- steve scalise really truly a great guy. >> just on my show sunday morning futures last week. to talk about health care, and to talk about tax reform i know he has been knee deep in these topics congressman king that he has been the goto guy on health care act out of the house. >> steve is the -- the majority whip one of the most powerful in congress one of the most decent guys aif in health insurance, health care across the line steve scalise responsible for 9/11 health care bill through house steve a good friend great guy respect by both sides shufr going to recover he is a heavyweight in the house no doubt. >> just to u

regarding those notorious hacks of last summer when representative peter king of new york asked if the d.n.c. reached out after they became aware of the hacks johnson stated to my disappointment not to my knowledge served the response i got was the f.b.i. had spoken to them they don't want our help they have crowd streak strike the cyber security firm but but but wait a minute i thought this was an attack on our very democracy i mean hillary clinton told us back in december that quote this is about the integrity of our democracy and the security of our nation this is not just an attack on me in my campaign so why in the world would clinton and debbie wasserman schultz not go to the department of homeland security the f.b.i. and instead rely on a private firm like crowd strike well. our girl debbie fired back at johnson's testimony declaring at no point during my tenure at the d.n.c. did anyone from the f.b.i. or any other government agency contact or communicate with me about russian intrusion on the d n c network so it appears it's d.m.c. he said versus d.h. has said here on capitol h

also with us today are congressman peter king, lou barleta, another friend so you're running for governor, lou? can you make a big announcement, lou. lou barletta, an early supporter, thank you. and david young. tomorrow the house will vote on the no sanctuary for criminals act. it's been in the works for a long time. people that wanted it for a long time we were able to get this process going and i hope we're going to be successful. you'll be successful tomorrow with a vote. >> we will. >> good. which will cut federal grant monies to cities that shield dangerous criminal aliens from being turned over to federal law enforcement. the house will also vote on kate's wall. named for kate steinlee, killed by an illegal immigrant who had been deported five times. this law will enhance criminal penalties for those who repeatedly enter the country illegally. countless innocent americans included the loved ones of many families in the room and many of these families are great friends of mine, i got to know over the campaign trail because they fought so hard for this. and they're with us, they've h

while the president is being criticized for blunt i will saying travel ban, congressman peter king seemsicy that will help protect the american people from terror attacks similar to london. >> i think this shows the need to have increase and intense surveillance that police can't themselves be following everyone all of the time. that's why we need undercovers and informants and people working in the communities monitors mosques. it's a top priority. kelly: the trump administration has implemented a new rule that demands 5 years worth of social media profiles and 15 years of background or biographical information. rob: last week the president signed a waiver that keeps the embassy in tel aviv, the white house says that maximizes the chance of negotiating a potential peace deal between israel and palestine. jackie: arizona governor declaring state of emergency as pill use spike, 70% in opioid death in arizona over the past four years soaring from 454 in 2013 to 790. the declaration gives the state the right to accelerate efforts to distribute life-saving drugs, track overdoses and coordina

lindsey graham and peter king stated that as many republicans are calling for the former attorney generaltta lynch to testify as a related to the tarmac meeting she had with bill clinton about hillary clinton, and then telling, according to james comey's testimony, going on to tell him don't call it in an investigation, call it a matter. >> should loretta lynch come forward as well? >> i think so. everyone who needs an investigation should get an investigation. that was certainly a big surprise that that happened. i just take issue with republicans running with that as the main message of the day when james comey sat up there and called president trump a liar several times. >> that was the only new revelation to come out. we already knew what he was saying. >> he was not personally under investigation. >> the reason i say hold that thought, that james comey called the president a liar, he responded to that by saying i am vindicated and he basically called james comey a cowardly person and he went on to say he's vindicated, but let's get to another point. president trump wants to move forw

devin nunes who spoke a little bit about it, peter king and others who have had some knowledge aboutn those documents. i think that is what is so important here. what were they unmasking and why? those are the answers we need in order to understand the gravity of this. >> sean: we've got to also put this in context, john. this is all part of your reporting as well. this is seen through the prism of an election cycle, 2015-2016. the big question of course was real legitimate surveillance being used as a ruse to spy on americans. and get intelligence about the trump campaign. members of congress, you see such an increased use of this surveillance unmasking that it raises serious issues in your mind about whether or not spying on political points or americans occurred. is that right? >> everyone we talked to is saying the numbers are large enough to ask a real legitimate question. why didn't we need this musk unmasking of americans? a person is defined as a u.s. person if they are in the u.s. as -- susan power needed to know what that but if it isn't something like that, no one can fath

new york congressman peter king voicing concerns on the radio. >> looks like they're trying to hide something. too secretive, going to put a cloud over the final product. >> reporter: health secretary tom price held another health care listening session at the white house with people from rural america at risk of losing coverage. it was clear there are still a lot of blanks left to fill in. >> they didn't offer any plans. didn't offer inside advice about what's going to happen in the future. i did feel like we had people who were listening, and that goes a long way with me. >> reporter: couple of sources told me, lou, one reason for all of the secrecy is that the senate republican plan is expected to be substantially different than the plan that was passed by the house, a plan that the president, by the way, recently referred to as mean, and that senate republicans don't want to get into a shouting match with house conservatives before they get the structure of a bill in place. and that may not be tomorrow, lou, that may be a few days from now. they are trying to hold a vote by the end of nex

peter king of new york, saying it was a solid supreme court victory today for are the president. common sense national security before pc. paul said supreme court put american citizens first to allow the travel ban to be implemented. that's a sampling of tweets from yesterday from both democrats and republicans. we'll probably hear more. james is next. james from silver spring, maryland democrats line. caller: thank you all for c-span. i like to step back a little bit and look at the larger picture of american politics today. we have a hard time talking about any substantial issue. we're always talking about tweets. now we're talking about a supreme court decision that was 9-0 to hear the case. american democracy is working. the supreme court is going to hear the case. why are we spending all this time talking about it because trump wantss an ego trip. while the healthcare bill, the actual wealth care bill is being discuss and will be vote on in two days. host: caller, to your point, even with the decision of the supreme court, you still see parts of this ban put in place. it got

. >> here is what your fellow new york republican congressman, peter king said last night. watch. >> i want to do it in a way we are not hurting anyone. if it takes two, three, four, five years, that's fine. if we don't repeal all of it, itd's democracy. >> he says, wait, slow down. if it doesn't happen, that's democracy, is that right? >> his point is well taken. we have always said, this is the first step. taking care of this bill is not going to remove the health care problems of america or our districtings. we have to go to the second, third step and get into the health care conversation. we are focused on health insurance. we have to have the total conversation. that could take years. we have to fix it and get it right for the american people. >> it could take years. mitch mechancconnell wants a den by tomorrow. thank you. >> the first step could be taken immediately. that's what we are talking about. >> sure. thank you for being with us. thank you for answering the questions, especially the ones you did not anticipate. thank the white house for that. >> thank you. >>>

testified that it gave him a queasy feeling and did not always follow lynch's guidance, republican peter kingo wants to see if comey wrote memos on his talks with lynch like he did with his talk with president trump. hard to see if this had anything to do with that highly unusual arizona tarmac meeting that lynch had with former president bill clinton last june, something that kellyanne conway today teed off on. >> it goes back to the tarmac meeting between lynch and president bill clinton. it takes about 4.5 minutes, not 45 minutes to talk about golf and the grandkids, a couple of selfies included. if i think those questions will be swirled around and i think what senator feinstein did is refreshing, the democrats say they say russian more than they say america. they are obsessive about this, obstructionist. >> senate democratic leader chuck schumer says he has not heard lynch's side of the story so he's not sure if it rises to the level of dragger up to the hill to testify. he doesn't want anyone to "jump to any conclusions," something they have not gotten from schumer so far. >> martha: he

i just spoke to congressman peter king, who has served on the homeland security committee and he talked about just how fortunate the congressmen were today. the congressman who is a medical doctor and the fact he was there at the scene and able to help congressman scalise. also, he said that again, his early information that he has been provided, no nexus to international terrorism at the moment. it is early in the investigation. the shooter's background is being of the inned investigated and he spoke about the law enforcement officials again, able to respond quickly to keep this from being worse than when it was. he said that he expected there to be more security throughout the capitol today as police try to put people at ease, and prevent a copycat situation, george. >> thanks. david kerley is on the scene now. massive police presence, but as we heard from the chief, right now, the incident is a stable situation. >> reporter: i would call it a stable situation, and agree with the police chief on that, george, but they called this a closed incident, with all due respect to the police c

also with us today are congressman peter king, another friend, lou, where's lou? another friend.nning for governor, lou? look behind you, lou. you can make an announcement. lou, an early supporter. thank you, lou. and david young. tomorrow, the house will vote on the no sanctuary for criminals act. it's been in the works for a long time. people have wanted it, bob, for a long time. but we were able to get this process going. and i hope you're going to be successful. you'll be successful tomorrow with the vote? >> we will. >> good. which will cut federal grant money to cities that shield dangerous criminal aliens from being turned over to federal law enforcement. the house will also vote on kate's law, named for kate steinle, who was killed by an illegal immigrant and who's been deported five times. this law will enhance criminal penalties for those who repeatedly reenter the country illegally. countless innocent americans, including the loved ones of many families in the room and many of these families are friends of mine, friends of mine, that i got to know over the campaign tra

peter king, i don't see any reason to remove him, and paul ryan said let bob mueller do his job. you tweeted out, if the president were to do something like this, you would see a shift. the wheels would come off the republican party. why do you think that? he's done a lot of things and they still stood by him? >> this would be looking like it's trying to cover up a cover up of a cover up. >> firing james comey wasn't that? >> i said covering up a coverup. so you got to follow the coverups of the coverups. >> if it's four coverups that's when the wheel comes off but three we're still okay. >> a certain point it's insanity and a government serving only the person in the oval office as opposed to the person in the oval office serving the people, then republicans will turn around. republicans right now are dealing with two things that are making it harder for them to stand up to the president and grow a pair which is, one, they have a base that 80% of them -- >> you know how i said we don't say unprecedented, grow a pair is not -- we're not using grow a pair. last i checked when you

three months, in england, that the wrong judgment calls were made. >> sreenivasan: all right, peter neumann of kings college, thanks so much for joining us. >> thank you. is >> sreenivasan: with the u.s. economy officially adding 138,000 jobs last month, the nation's unemployment rate dropped to 4.3%, the lowest rate since 2001. while unemployment is one indicator of economic health, it only measures those who are actively looking for work or filing unemployment claims. left out are people working part-time or fewer hours than they desire-- the underemployed. in tonight's signature segment, newshour weekend's christopher booker reports on this slice of the u.s. workforce. this report is part of our series on poverty and economic opportunity in america called" chasing the dream." >> reporter: laymondra brewer- thomas' work wasn't always this steady. before starting as an assistant manager at this chicago walgreens, making ends meet meant working an exhaustive number of hours between two jobs, one at mcdonald's, the other at women's clothing store layne bryant. >> my schedule was all over the place. b

peter hind, bbc news, king's college, london.ted a 31—year—old woman on suspicion of murder after a man was pushed into a moving tram in the city centre. the incident happened last night at victoria station. the man died at the scene. time now for all the sports news in sport today. hello, this is sport today, live from the bbc sport centre. coming up on this programme: pakistan pull off a dramatic victory over sri lanka to reach the semi finals of the icc champions trophy. team new zealand will challenge the holders, usa, in the 35th america's cup after seeing off sweden. and the pittsburgh penguins arrive home after claiming a second consecutive nhl championship. hello and welcome to the programme where we start with cricket and a gripping icc champions trophy encounter in cardiff on monday. pakistan fought back for a three wicket victory over sri lanka to set up an enticing semi—final clash with england at the same venue on wednesday. rounding up all the action is austin halewood. the final group game was essentially a straigh

peter hunt, bbc news, king's college hospital, london.has begun into an incident that forced a chinese plane to make an emergency landing in sydney, with a large hole in one of its engines. passengers on board the china eastern airlines flight, bound for shanghai, described a burning smell and a loud noise shortly after take off. the airbus a330 managed to land safely and there were no reports of injuries, as richard galpin reports. the plane, which was due to fly to shanghai, back down on the tarmac at sydney airport after a mid—air emergency. and this was the problem. part of the left engine ripped away, leaving a gaping hole. for the passengers, everything had been normal until suddenly about an hour into the flight, it became clear there was a major problem. it took off like normal and then all of a sudden some of our friends that were with us smelt burning. we didn't think anything of it really but all of a sudden it got really loud. i heard the noise and i'm not sure what is the noise, but the cabin crew went out and they were very,

coming up talking about that new york congressman peter king, the stars of duck dynasty is here alongd missy robertson as well. plus the host of varney & company, stuart varney is here. we start the hour with a breaking news. major shake-up at cuber, travis kalanick stepping down. >> we have been following the story for weeks and a u-turn from last week's announcement that travis would take leave of absence. after pumping millions of dollars into the company and seeing valuation to nearly 70 billion, the shareholder says kalanick had to go. >> i love uber more than anything in the world and at this difficult moment in my personal life i have accepted the request to step aside so uber can go back to building rather been distracted with another fight. uber's board responded with statement, travis has always put uber first. by taking away he has time to heal from personal strategy while giving company to embrace new chapter, we look forward to continuing to serve him on the board. this personal tragedy kalanick's mother died in boating accident. uber recently fired more than 20 employees

congressman peter king had this to say during a house counterterrorism hearing yesterday.ential we have a full-scale national state and local effort to destroy and end the terrorism, tyranny of ms-13. they in many ways turned immigrant communities into a killing field. stuart: strong stuff. joining us suffolk county sheriff vincent demarco who is indeed handling ms-13. you have been on the show many, many times. you told us who you are arresting and what you're doing. give us an update, please. >> working with homeland security investigations and local law enforcement, we arrested 4 3m s 13 members. over a third were unaccompanied minors. arrested on criminal charges but majority on civil immigration charges. stuart: a third of the people you arrested last week as ms-13 gang members, a third of them come to this country as unaccompanied minors, they crossed the border with mexico and been brought to patrons, family members who suffer sponsors? >> sponsors, right. stuart: who turn them into gang members? >> they may not have turned them into gang members but put into a comm

congressman peter king said my most important issue is the elimination of the deduction on a person's mortgage. is that something i can agree with in terms of taking away the deduction? is that a no go in terms of deductions are were portrayed? >> my priority is to simplify the vast majority throughout the country who want to file complications. the second overall priority is to make sure we do everything we can to incentivize growth. economic development has been a critical factor in my state and is not geared at the moment to encourage that. maria: that means the border adjustment text from your standpoint? good to have you on the program this morning. thanks so much. joining us from alabama. coming up, residents bracing for flash flooding. isolated tornadoes. the weather has claimed the life of a 10-year-old boy. we'll tell you what happened there. u.s.a. raising nearly $2 billion in an ipo. wall street's second-largest ipo of the year after snap. but it means for the cable industry and market coming out. back in a moment. ♪ i love getting more for less. that's why this control ent

>> well, i'm going to obviously praise congressman peter king for following through on his promise to bringing the committee here to long island. president trump following through on his commitment to eradicating gangs and talk about unaccompanied minor program and big thing for me is speaking about interviews and i will be discussing two of the interviews but i will be submitting ten of them in my submitted testimony. brian: what sticks out with me in the conversations with the parents of the slain and those in the neighborhood they say when the kids get off the bus, they used to hang out on the bus stop and go play sports afterwards. now when the bus stops, they run home. they're in that much fear of their fellow -- the other gang members, people their own age in their own neighborhood and hopefully that's coming to an end quickly. sheriff vincent demarc co, thanks so much. >> thank you. brian: coming up straight ahead. a stunning development in the obama administration spying on team trump. all the evidence was shipped off to the obama library where the rules say it has to stay sea

and so i believe did congressman peter king, republican from new york, who joins us now.o be sarcastic or facetious here, but what do you make of what nancy pelosi just said, representative king? >> i think she's protesting too much. and, you know, the reality is in politics you judge by results. and in the district down in georgia, president trump had only carried that by one, one and a half points. this time republicans carried it by three times more than that, and nancy pelosi was the main issue republicans raised. so, basically, we won that seat because of the fact that nancy pelosi was the democratic leader. that's the reality she has to accept. i also heard somebody say before i don't know where the democrats would go because they are really so far to the left, so progressive, liberal, whatever you want to call it. and, again, you have someone like a tim ryan, obviously. i don't want to be getting involved in the other party's politics -- stuart: yeah, you do. [laughter] you'd love to make a comment. come on, congressman. >> is that herb london in the background? he

our royal correspondent, peter hunt, is at king's college hospital. , what happens often on these occasions if you think back to manchester after the ariana grande attack at that concert, the queen visited patients bear, and after the london bridge attack the prince of wales and duchess of cornwall went to the royal london cup hospital last week, so now this week as you say, we have the duchess of cambridge here at a very busy king's couege cambridge here at a very busy king's college hospital in south london. she is meeting a variety of people. she is meeting a variety of people. she will meet about eight of the staff who worked on that saturday evening, notjust staff who worked on that saturday evening, not just the staff who worked on that saturday evening, notjust the doctors, not just the nurses, but the support staff and reporters. —— and the porters. also privately away from the camera she will meet some of the patients who are still here, there are seven still here, one who was critically ill, but she will meet the other six, who are in a more

peter hunt, bbc news, king's college hospital, london. of murder after a man was pushed into a moving tram in the city centre. the incident happened last night at victoria station. the man died at the scene. an investigation has begun into an insta nt an investigation has begun into an instant that forced a chinese plane to land in sydney with a large hole in one of its engines. passengers on board the flight bound for shanghai described a burning smell and a loud noise shortly after take—off. the airbus a330 managed to land safely and there were no reports of injuries. in russia, thousands of demonstrators, angry with president vladimir putin, have taken to the streets of moscow and several other cities. scores of people have been detained in moscow and in st petersburg and the russian opposition leader, alexei navalny has been arrested. our moscow correspondent, steve rosenberg has the latest. one mile from the kremlin, a public holiday turned into a public battle. russia day is supposed to be a national celebration. but riot police wer

peter hunt, bbc news, king's college hospital, london. more now on our top story.d. one of those was bristol north west where constituents ousted the sitting tory mp and gave labour a majority of more than 4,000. our correspondent, jon kay, has been speaking to conservative grassroots supporters about what they want the party to do in response to the election result. politics is a brutal business, and here, things have already moved on. this conservative seat has been claimed by labour. could you feel it immediately? oh, absolutely. this afternoon, we brought together some rather bruised conservatives. they all agree that theresa may won't survive long term, but they say she must stay on for now. we start discussions on brexit next week. now is really not the time to be trying to change the prime minister. how much credibility does she have at the negotiating table for brexit if everybody is saying she can be the leader for the next couple of years, but probably not beyong that? she's still the prime minister of the fifth largest economy in the world. they have to

our royal correspondent peter hunt was outside kings college hospital earlier.ese dreadful incidents, really to thank the hospital staff. she's gone inside to thank several of those who worked on the night, a range of people, doctors, nurses, porters, all the people who came in last saturday night. that will be in the presence of the media. then inry vat, she'll meet some of those still being cared for here again which is a reminder that even though we are a week on, there are still those in hospital, and she'll meet six of the seven patients affected, the other one is not well enough. she'll talk to the doctors about the care provided here for the staff in terms of how they process what they have experienced and how they deal with what they have had to respond to, the care they had to provide on that saturday. the phenomenon of pink lightning is not too common but the us state of missouri has had a startling display. these are flashing pictures coming up of a storm over the town of springfield during a spell of severe weather. the out—of—ground flashes are stre

king. hello and welcome to cross talk where all things are considered peter lavelle with the islamic state perceived to be on the defensive in syria many of the parties in this proxy war are eyeing the next stage of this conflict as a result russia and the u.s. are at odds is washington strategic interest in syria really iran. syria i'm joined by my guest christopher davidson in derm he is a lecturer in middle east politics at durham university as well as author of shadow wars the secret struggle for the middle east in london we have alexander mchugh he is a writer on legal affairs as well as the editor in chief of the duran dot com and in new york we have richard murphy he is a former u.s. career in boston or to syria and currently an adjunct scholar at the middle east institute all right gentlemen crosstalk rules in effect that means you can jump in anytime you want and i always encourage it alexander let me go to you first in london how are russia and the united states going to avoid going to war in syria. well i think that's a good question because at the moment we have a we have a sit

peter: that last woman, a remarkable woman, tell us a little bit more about her and her story. birgitta: she's an architect, helping to restore the old king's palace, and the palace is a little bit sort of, can we say symbol of war. it's absolutely destroyed from 40 years of war. but it never collapsed and this is a little bit how people see it. it's like afghanistan. it's -- destroyed but it hasn't collapsed and this is how -- the hope they have. but on the other hand side if you say we want to show there's peace, the whole reconstruction is taking place behind huge walls for security. and high security. so this already shows, she ies to keep the hope but she told me in the car later on she has experienced three times, blasts very close to her. and she said after that, i'm always so afraid when only cars are approaching me. but then she said again, but we have to live, we have to go on. so she tries to cope. peter: give us a word on how important women are for the future of afghanistan, how important they can be. susanne: women have always kept the society together. at the end of the day, the men are out, fight, the women are keeping the f

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