talking about former senate majority leader harry reid.arning "medicare for all" and decriminalizing the border are not winning issues in 2020. i want to bring in our political panel. patrice lee onuka and democratic strategist, kevin walling. kevin, i have to start with you. everyone agreed on harry reid is one heck of a politician. >> amen. charles: understood what people wanted. he is to me sending a clarion call to the current democratic party, you're heading in the wrong direction? >> i think you're absolutely right. former majority leader harry reid knew where the votes were when he was majority leader. he passed obamacare obviously with president obama and speaker pelosi. he has a good read coming from nevada where majority of democratic primarygoers where their feelings are, "medicare for all" or single-payer option, advocating supporting joe biden, with that tact with more conservative moderate dem that make up the majority of our primary electorate. charles: patrice? >> i agree here. it egg interesting when you look decriminalizi

in fact, i'm not sure he owns one, but this is classic harry reid, brian. he is clearly worried about how medicare for all or decriminalizing the border will play in a general election. he talked about joe biden in the same interview and talked about biden having a good operation here in nevada. biden is really not here in nevada at all but harry reid is the prototypical democratic voter who cares about one thing and that is electability and beating donald trump. he is signaling to the democrats be careful where you're going. you go too far left it will help re-elect trump. whether anyone will listen, it's probably too late. they have staked out their ground, but harry reid is saying we need to beat trump at all costs. don't talk about things americans don't like. >> it's fine to like medicare for all and to work on it and fine to believe our borders should be decriminalized. the majority leader is saying if you want to get elected here's a possible path. what are you hearing? >> it raises concerns from more of the moderate middle of the road democrats who

amanda seyfried, from "pose" actress and comedian sandra bernhard, star of "don't let go" actress storm reidturing the 8g band with julian dorio ♪ [ cheers and applause ladies and gentlemen, seth meyers. >> seth: good evening. i'm seth meyers. this is "late night. how's everybody doing tonight? [ cheers and applause that's great to hear in that case, let's get to the news ahead of his trip to el paso, president trump attacked democratic presidential hopeful beto o'rourke on twitter and accused him of changing his name to sound more hispanic even crazier, he said the same thing about el paso. [ laughter ] "when i was a kid, it was called the pass." [ laughter ] according to reports, the owner of soulcycle is planning to host a fundraiser for president trump, and there is no way trump knows what soulcycle is [ laughter ] "soulcycle, wow, is that show still on?" [ laughter ] [ cheers and applause according -- according to financial disclosures, more billionaires have donated to mayor pete buttigieg than any other democratic candidate well, he does have all the qualities they're looking for in a

chip reid, cbs news, shenandoah national park. >> quijano: an amazing journey.ekend news" for this sunday. "60 minutes" is coming up. i'm elaine quijano reporting in new york for all of us at >>> now it's 6, adding fuel to the fire, protesters say this violent attack outside a san francisco condo is proof that the city needs a better approach to its homeless problem. some residents say a plan to add taller buildings and potentially high density housing to downtown pleasanton is anything but pleasant. we will explain the controversy coming up. >> students at one bay area school nearly went back to this, the rush to clean up the classrooms and the search for the vandals who trashed them. good evening.>> we begin with a new push to expand downtown pleasanton vertically. >> the city council will take up a proposal this week to raise height restrictions near main street and that's where we find kpix 5's katie nielsen. >> reporter: this area of main street is historic, it's about 125 years old, something that would make frank capra or norman rockwell proud but a new p

senator reid. >> thank you very much, mr. chairman. let me join you in welcoming the

senator reid? >> thank you very much, mr. chairman. let me join you and welcome general hyten his wife and his children to the hearings. the purpose of the hearings is to focus on the duties of vice chairman of the joint chief of staff and to extrudescrutinize whether he is qualified to serve as vice chairman. over the past few weeks a number of media outlets including "the new york times" and "washington post" reported allegations that you sexually assaulted a suborder nant under your command as the commander of u.s. strategic command. these are serious allegations and, therefore, consistent with the committee's long standing practices we have held five executive sessions related to your nomination, totalling over 15 hours of testimony and deliberation. during those sections, members received sworn testimony on extremely sensitive matters and able to ask questions and review documents and background material. members have been afforded to the opportunity to request additional information from the department which we have done. these e

let me now turn to senator reid for his opening remarks. sen. reid: thank you, chairman collins. this is a timely hearing giving the unresolved safety issues that have led to two fatal airline crashes and the grounding of the boeing 737 max. every possible measure must be taken to enter the aircraft is safe before it returns to the skies. it is critical that boeing and the faa get this right in order to restore the confidence in both the aircraft and the certification oversight process. failure to do so will jeopardize continued us leadership in the aviation sector and faa standing as the gold standard for safety. as the chairman indicated a new york times investigative report released last week describes, in their words, a broken regulatory process that effectively nuded the oversight authority of the faa. you can see the deference granite industry reflected plainly in a joint industry faa product certification guide published in 2017, which highlights "how an applicant and the faa can begin a transition to a state where there's progressively less direct involvement in the faa i

chairman. >> thank you, senator reid. >> mr. chairman, i would yield back my time to senator mcsally, and i understand i may be recognized for five minutes in her place later on in the hearing. >> you will be recognized for five minutes in her place. you are recognized for your five minutes plus my four minutes. >> thank you mr. chairman and senator wicker. when i explained that i also was a survivor of military sexual assault, i never saw i softened its position. as a 26 year veteran and member committee charged with oversight of the military and confirmation of nominees for senior military positions, i did not take the allegation against general hyten lately. i taken extremely seriously and treated them as such. over the past three weeks i focused nearly solely on this issue in an effort to speak the truth. i'm grateful the chairman of the ranking are and the committee took a methodical objective approach and conducted a thorough review. as a result of the exhaustive process and extreme due diligence, i have full confidence in

while this is all going on, reid, every one believed that reid had some african-american ancestry. that was never specifically identified in what he was doing. he was a lieutenant kerncolonel also. >> you sometimes see a mention of her working at the freedman's hospital. >> yes, she did do some work at the hospital. what's interesting about her story is let me step back and try to make this quick. in february 1864, alexandria augusta was tossed off of a streetcar while going to haends to a court nar shl that -- marshal. he heard about this. brought up before congress this issue to try to desegregate the streetcars. african-americans had to stand up front with the driver in the uncovered part. couldn't sit in the covered part. it was raining and muddy and he was refuse and the guy kicked him off. he had to walk there and write a testimony of why he was late. she got on the streetcar and ta tried to get her off. she said she knew what he rights were and she went getting off. she stayed on and went pay past her own station because of that. i think she did get thrown off a streetcar an

thank you senator reid. panelwant to turn to our all of whom are senior career officials of the faa. carol --ined today by bullocks and the acting deputy administrator of the fact, the associate administrator for aviation safety, the deputy associate administrator for deputy asknd the administrator for security and hazardous materials. mr. burleson we will start with you. thank you. thank you for inviting us all to you today to update you on the faa's work to provide the safest, most efficient airspace system in the world. we are committed to advancing the at illustration priorities in providing a strong infrastructure and maintaining innovation while ensuring safety and access of all users. innovation is re-shaping, it the pace of change is nothing short of amazing. consider that we have one .4 .illion drones registered flying taxis and experimental design with major aerospace companies. we propose new rules to remove the red tape and streamlined the testing process for testing the next generation of supers

chip reid spoke to an accuser who starred with domingo and tells us what domingo would do every night after a performance. ♪ >> reporter: placido domingo has spent decades at the pinnacle of the world of opera. but his soaring tenor voice has long been accompanied by a backstage chorus of stories about his treatment of women. now eight singers and one dancer have told the associated press they were sexually harassed by domingo. six others told of suggestive overtures that made them uncomfortable. >> in my business, he was like god. >> reporter: retired opera singer patricia wulf is the only one who agreed to reveal her identity. she starred with domingo in the washington opera in 1998 and says he did the same thing after every performance. >> he would come up to me, very close to my face, and very clearly say, patricia, do you have to go home tonight? >> reporter: she had heard the rumors that domingo relentlessly pressured women to sleep with him. is there any doubt in your mind that that's what he was doing with you? >> oh, no. >> he was putting pressure on you to sleep with him? >>

i dare say, senator reid is correct as well. biden, bearing in mind were a couple of stumbles just yesterday? he mistakenly said that the assassinations took place in the '70s. they did not. they were in the '60s. he took issue with the size of crowds at his rallies. he was, i mean steve doocy, i'm sorry peter doocy from fox news pointed that out. do you worry about joe biden? is he rescuable? >> well, i'm not sure as we sit here today what the outcome will be. he still has a healthy lead in the polls, but stuart, to be candid and blunt, it is gaffe after gaffe with joe biden. i mean issue you didn't mention with the parkland kids who he didn't see after the tragedy there, when he was vice president. yesterday's gaffe about the assassinations in the '60s. stuart, this is not somebody who is ready for a race with donald trump. i have told you on this show, that i'm supporting him. i'm still with him us because philosophically we are close but he is not ready for this type of race. your editorial today is exactly on the point. stu

the democrats opposed him, tom daschle, harry reid. and if you talk to democrats now, they would say they wish they hadn't done that. miguel estrada, they would much rather have him on the supreme court right now than some of the other people who are there. so that was probably a mistake by them, and they admitted it. this extremely intense partisan warfare over the judicial nominations, bill frist becomes majority leader, we remember what happened to trent lott. so the democrats are really challenging them x. frist and the republicans are getting so furious that they are threatening to detonate the nuclear option and change the rules of the senate. and it seems so extreme that a group of senators got together now known as the gang of 14 led by mccain, susan collins, ben nelson who is the democratic leader in my book -- and i have some funny stuff from ben -- and they get a together and cut a deal to let some of these judges through and sort of take the pressure off, the gang of 14. it's a defeat for bush and the -- and frist who later

reid binion reports. >> reporter: there's a lot of carnage that could have been caused and the sheriff in volusia county emphasize the potential threat posed by a young man that officials said could be a shooter. >> he fits the profile. he lost his job and his girlfriend. he's depressed, has the ammunition and wants to be known for being the most prolific killer in american history. >> reporter: authorities arrested 25-year-old tristan scott wix and charged him with threatening a mass shooting after his ex-girlfriend said he had sent text messages threatening to carry out a shooting. a tip from the public led to an ohio arrest with james patrick reardon threatening to carry out a shooting at a jewish community center. he's charged with making an ominous post on and instagram account that contained anti- semitic material and police found weapons at his home and he made his leanings clear in a national geographic documentary about the now infamous 2017 you not the right rally in charlottesville. >> i want a homeland for white people. >> reporter: and arrest in connecticut where 22-year-o

reid binion reports on the broad and intense search. >> reporter: jacksonville fire and rescue chief, powers, the update with firefighters missing at sea. >> we will find these . e zeroed in today. >> reporter: surveillance video showed them setting out from port canaveral florida friday morning work for what was supposed to be a short fishing trip and they didn't return. fire fighter family members called the coast guard. an estimated 24,000 square miles of ocean were searched. mock clooney's wife confirmed a gear bag found floating 50 nged her huand. >> were era lifepreserver is on board. >> reporter: dozens of good samaritans are pitching in to help, as are the fellow firefighters of brian mccluney and justin walker. >> we are talking about a decorated combat veteran, a firefighter paramedic. >> reporter: reid binion reporting. >>> new video of a rescue in solano county with a helicopter hoisting a 66-year-old man to safety after he was reported missing more than 20 hours. on sunday, the friend went jet skiing and then never returned. the crews found the victim stranded in the cabi

i'm reid binion. well disney is planning to remake the classic 1990's holiday movie. >>home alone. the company's ceo announced they are re imagining the film for its streaming service disney plus so far there's no word on when the movie might premier or who will be cast. in april the company unveiled disney plus which will launch in november. disney is working to compete with netflix its service plans will start at 6.99 a month. all include plenty of disney classics long to marvel star wars and pixar work. >>and we'll set you up to bay area sports night with us and talk about the a's and giants and where they stand right now the wild card playoff races that's. and the change in the weather coming our way the winds cooler temperatures d uh-oh, looks like someone's still nervous about buying a new house. is it that obvious? yes it is. you know, maybe you'd worry less if you got geico to help with your homeowners insurance. i didn't know geico could helps with homeowners insurance. yep, they've been doing it for years. what are you doing? big steve? thanks, man. there he is. get to kn

still think being that mother at walter reid. >> yes. powerful story. >> good on president bush. >>> all of this comes as we learn new disturbing details about the warning signs that existed for the shooter in dayton and the suspect in el paso. in dayton, a friend of the gunman's sister said he once tried to choke her when she stood up to him. in el paso, the suspect's mother once called police concerned about the weapons he owned. ed lavandera is in el paso for us this afternoon. what exactly did that mother tell police in el paso? >> hi, brooke. a lawyer for the family of the 21-year-old gunman here of the el paso walmart shooting tells us the mother in just recent weeks had reached out to police in allen, texas, that's the suburb north of dallas where the 21-year-old lived with his grandparents. this lawyer says the mother expressed concern that her son had this ak-style firearm, she was worried about his maturity and ability to handle that type of weapon. according to the lawyer, the mother was told he was legally able to own that we

chip reid, thank you.ight, at midnight, across new wrk state, a one-year window of opportunity opens for child sex abuse victims to seek justice, no matter how long ago the abuse took place. nikki battiste spoke to a woman who says she was abused decades ago. >> i was raped by the janitor at the school repeatedly. >> reporter: joanne schoomaker says the janitor began raping her when she was just 11 years old at her public middle school in upstate new york. did you tell anyone what was happening to you? >> i did. i told the school principal. >> reporter: what did the principal say? >> he said to just stay away ayom him. >> reporter: he didn't call authorities? >> nothing. >> reporter: or law enforcement? >> no one. i never heard from any law enforcement or anyone. no one was there to protect me. >> reporter: but she is finding justice with a new statute of onmitations law taking effect at midnight in new york. the state's groundbreaking child victims act gives schoomaker and other victims sexually abused as

that was david reid in kashmir.d including here in the uk where governments don'tjust shut down the media or the internet to try and control public conversation. but that also has consequences. it was an attack streamed live on the internet by someone apparently determined to use social media to spread a message of hate. if you can't control what's being uploaded, stop the uploads. during the christchurch massacre, thousands upon thousands of videos were being uploaded to facebook and uploaded to youtube and you could see tens of thousands of views. people all across the world, watching this content. we will look at the role social media played and what steps we can take. they are the publisher, not just the postman. we know that that content will have radicalised people and they were sort of saying, "0h, it's a problem with our ai, "our ai is not recognising this content, " but they should have just shut it off. carol cadwallader is the journalist report facebook and cambridge analytica story to the mainstream and

paula reid is at the white house.peporter: president trump sold cbs news today, he believes gun deaths in the u.s. have reached a critical point. 100 people a day die from guns. do you see that as a public health emergency? >> i do, i do. i do. and they die for a lot of other reasons, too. but, they do. >> reporter: but his solution to the crisis remains ambiguous. in the wake of mass shootings in el paso and dayton, he signaled yt would push for stronger background checks, but he now appears to be retreating after several calls with n.r.a. leaders. >> we also have to remember, the gun doesn't pull the trigger. a person does. and we have great mental illness. te reporter: it's a familiar pattern. following other mass shootings, the president has signaled he would push for gun control, only to back off. senate minority leader chuck schumer blasted the president's reversal today, tweeting, timericans are again seeing the gun lobby's tight grip on trump's white house and republicans." the president also continued his att

chip reid, cbs news, louisville, kentucky. >> strassmann: talk about tenacity.he "cbs w n for sunday. "60 minutes" is coming up next, i'm mark strassmann reporting in new york, for all of us at cbs news, thanks for joining us and good night. >>> the sign says everyone is welcome. the east bay community is setting an example of how to treat your neighbors. >> calling in the army to help clean up its streets. >> i'm john ramosin san jose. >> thanks for joining us. i'm juliette goodrich. >> i'm brian hackney. >> kpix 5 joe vazquez is live in orinda to show us how the community is standing up to hate. >> i'm inside loardes ice cream. it's one of a number of businesses being asked to post this sign: everyone is welcome here, everyone belongs. >> we're asking business owners to put these in their windows as a sign of strength and love and connectedness. >> reporter: they are neighbors and friends, mothers and children. >> we're trying to get local businesses to welcome everyone. >> reporter: people who have decided it's time for their community to make a statement of

paula reid reports. >> president trump believes gun deaths in the u.s.eached a critical point. 100 people a day die from guns. do you see it as a public health emergency? >> i do. they die for a lot of other reasons too. they do. >> his solution to the crisis, in the wake of mass shootings in el paso and dayton, he signalled he would push for a stronger background checks but now is retreating after several calls with nra leaders. >> the gun does not pull the trigger. a person does. we have great mental illness. >> it is a familiar pattern. the president signalled he would push for gun control only to back off. senate minority leader chuck schumer blasted the president's reversal today tweeting -- the president continued his attacks on democratic congresswomen rashida tlaib and omar. >> if you vote for a democrat you are being disloyal to jewish people and you are being disloyal to israel. only weak people would say anything other than that. >> democrats accused the president of stoking anti-semitism. >> it is only anti-semitic in your head. >> the presid

so we'll start tonight at the white house with paula reid.berne, wee donomy hwaimy to avd one. >> payroll tax is something that we think about and a lot of people would like to see that. >> reporter: yesterday white house officials denied a payroll tax cut was under consideration. regardless, congress is unlikely to enact such a measure, especially ahead of the 2020 election. but a strong economy is key to the president's reelection pitch. the trade war with china is fueling concerns about an economic downturn. >> the biggest issue is to de-escalate when it comes to trade wars. trade wars are very unproductive, and it's not clear what the goal is. >> reporter: a study released monday shows that 74% of top economists expect a re20ssioby >> the fact is somebody had to take china on. >> reporter: the president's tariffs on china have put a strain on the american consumer according to j.p.morgan, currently costing the average household $600 per year and could go as high as $1,000 by the end of 2019. >> the steel industry is back. it's doing great

jamie. >> yuccas: paula reid, thank you. tonight, much of the country is grappling with extreme weather. more than 30 million people across seven states are in the grip of a sweltering heat wave. another 30 million are at risk for severe storms. meteorologist jeff beradelli is here. and, jeff, let's starts with the heat. what can we expect. >> summer is in full effect and will be with us at least three the middle of the coming week. it's covering a big part of the country. with feels-like temperatures sunday, monday, into tuesday, 100 to 110, especially in the nation's middle. that's oklahoma, that's texas. now on the north side of this ridge, we're going to see severe weather overnight tonight. watch out in places like minneapolis. i think we'll see maybe some baseball-sized hail, wind gusts up to 70 miles an hour in the northern plains. as we head toward the south, we've had as much as a foot of rain on the gulf coast. we could see 5-10 inches with lots of tropical moisture moving onshore. there's a slight chance it could

margaret. >> brennan: paula reid traveling oith the president to his vacation home in new jersey.ll talk more about this on "face the nation." my guest this sunday include adete house trade adviser peter navarro. ids news has confirmed that the president has been asking about a big real estate deal. how about the u.s. buying greenland? all of it. the world's biggest island, 80% of it covered in ice. our seth doane reports tonight from greenland. os reporter: to the prospect of telling this stunning, resource- rich island to the u.s., denmark's government said today, in essence, thanks, but no utanks. denise and david holland with n.y.u., were surprised by the idea. >> this is news to us. >> reporter: what would you make s. that suggestion of the u.s. trying to buy greenland? >> i think you should talk to denmark. they could not be happy. >> reporter: she's right. "maybe we should buy california" this member of denmark's parliament joked today. sources tell cbs news president erump is interested in greenland's strategic and military significance. the u.s. already has an airbase in

norah. >> o'donnell: chip reid. thank you.effrey epstein's apparent suicide could lead to criminal charges against federal jailhouse workers in new york city. ne learned today that more than a dozen corrections officers and staff have received grand jury subpoenas in connection with the federal investigation into epstein's death. gre disgraced financier apparently hanged himself in his jail cell earlier this month as he awaited trials on sex trafficking charges involving underaged girls. we heard today for the first time the gunman's account of a deadly shooting in a convenience store parking lot. it reignited the debate over florida's "stand your ground" law. manuel bojorquez says the surveillance video appears to contradict what the shooter told the police. >> reporter: in the taped interview with detectives, michael drejka explained the moment he drew his gun after being shoved to the ground by markeis mcglockton last year during an argument over a handicapped parking spot. >> reporter: but prosecutors say surveillance vide

senator reid. >> thank you very much, mr. chairman. let me join you in welcoming the chairman and his kids to this mornings hearings. the purpose of the hearing is to focus on the duties of the vice chairman of the chiefs of staff and to closely scrutinize whether general hyten has previous service and experience to serve as the vice-chairman. general hyten over the past few weeks in a private media outlets including the times and "washington post" have reported allegations that he sexually assaulted as the commander of the u.s. strategic command. these are serious allegations and therefore consistent with the committee's long-standing practices and we have held five executive sessions related to the nomination totaling 1 15 hos and testimony in the deliberations. during the sessions, members received sworn testimony on the extremely sensitive matters and we are able to ask questions and review documents. members have been afforded the opportunity to request additional information in the department which we have done. the executive ses

this to me is harry reid saying we need to beat trump at all costs.gs that majority of americans may not like. >> ken, john is right. it is fine to like medicare for all as an idea and work out, it is fine to believe our border should be decriminalized. majority leader saying if you want to get elected, here is a possible pass. what are you hearing in iowa. >> these are two things that don't pull that well. it raises concerns from the moderate and middle of the road democrats who are more in the biden camp right now. what's interesting is we have seen some of the democrats sort of walk back medicare for all and kamala harris has talked more recently about allowing private insurance system to be in compliance medicare rules as a way to offer a choice but not necessarily get rid of the whole entire private insurance system. at this point, there is a concern that you may be exceeding an advantage of healthcare that democrats had in the midterm election to president trump even though he has not offered any alternatives or preexisting conditions would be p

john. >> dickerson: paula reid in washington at the white house. now to some disturbing video we've just received. it shows a woman giving birth alone in a jail cell last year. she is now suing the city of denver. in the video, which we obscured, diana sanchez is seen writhing in pain for more than five hours. no one came to her aid as she delivered her baby alone. moments after the baby was born, you can see a male nurse, who had been watching her outside the cell pick up the baby. it was another half hour before sanchez and her child were taken to the hospital. no jail employees were disciplined. the denver sheriff's department has now changed its protocol to prevent this from happening again. ecnight, hundreds of immigrant children receiving medical care in this country are facing possible deportation due to a anange in policy by the trump administration. the children are here legally, ngny suffering from serious diseases, including cancer. errol barnett, in boston, reports on one family's struggle. >> reporter: this is how 16- year-old jonathan

joy reid, thank you very much for doing overtime tonight. >> listen, this is fun for me.lly fun. i love this stuff. >> thank you very much. >>> when we come back, on monday the world was shocked once again when donald trump blamed russia's illegal annexation of crimea from ukraine on president obama instead of vladimir putin. tonight russian forces are once again acting aggressively toward a neighboring country, towards georgia. who will donald trump blame now? that's next. ♪ corey is living with metastatic breast cancer, which is breast cancer that has spread to other parts of her body. she's also taking ibrance with an aromatase inhibitor, which is for postmenopausal women or for men with hr+ / her2- metastatic breast cancer as the first hormonal based therapy. ibrance plus letrozole was significantly more effective at delaying disease progression versus letrozole. patients taking ibrance can develop low white blood cell counts, which may cause serious infections that can lead to death. before taking ibrance, tell your doctor if you have fever, chills, or other signs of

former top democrat, look at this, harry reid, blasting his own party for their extreme policies andpredicts it will hurt them in the upcoming election. while reid seems to be right about the american people being underwhelmed with the democratie platform,e as the dnc has resorted to fund-raising with americans that moved to mexico. with reaction, the cohost of "the five," host of "watters' world," and we just live in it, fox news channel, jesse watters. also fox news contributor emily compagno. emily, you've gotten in all of this, your thoughts generally, especially epstein, then of course, fund-raising in mexico? >> right, i'll start with the last first. in terms of the fund-raising in mexico, democrats are clearly feeling the pressure, and they are kind of frantic, right? they want to raise money from every source possible. i want to point out there are no stranger to the cross-border fund-raising. as of october 2016, huma abedin and anna wintour held a fund-raiser in paris for hillary clinton. and i think you just have to look at the numbers to know the data simply does not measu

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harry reid, the former majority leader wrote this among other things today. if a democratic president wants to tackle the most important issues facing our country, then he or she must have the ability to do so and that means curtailing republicans' ability to stifle the will of the american people. in the past you said you're conflicted on the issue of the filibuster but do you agree with harry heed, it is time to do away with the filibuster and simply have, as the house of representatives have, a simple majority to pass legislation. >> i agree with harry reid that if congress is going to continue to do what it has been doing, which is to obstruct progress for partisan purposes, we fwheed to get rid of it, i agree with that. >> it is a two-eighthed sword because it helps the democrats if there is a republican -- >> and let's be clear about the benefits. any hesitance that i'm expressed is because i go into it clear-eyed. there are those who wanted to get rid of funding for planned parenthood and other types of organizations and the filibuster was the only thi

joy reid, thank you very much for doing overtime tonight. >> listen, this is fun for me. actually fun. i love this stuff. >> thank you very much. >>> when we come back, on monday the world was shocked once again when donald trump blamed russia's illegal annexation of crimea from ukraine on president obama instead of vladimir putin. tonight russian forces are once again acting aggressively toward a neighboring country, towards georgia. who will donald trump blame now? that's next. this is rick blomquist. his life is pretty comfortable. then, he laid on a serta and realized his life was only just sorta comfortable. i've been living a lie. (laughs) the serta icomfort hybrid mattress. not just sorta comfortable, serta comfortable. you should be mad at tech that makes things worse. but you're not, because you have e*trade whose tech makes life easier by automatically adding technical patterns on charts and helping you understand what they mean. don't get mad, get e*trade. i felt i couldn't be at my best for my family. in only 8 weeks with mavyret, i was cured and left those do

terms of enough also been to court to see indetectable recently been charged with treason with richard reid but you wanted to stand against the president so it's possible the other side of the wind could follow the same direction and started to add to our knowledge in a very briefly if convicted of treason charges that he's also been not you still he in fact 5 out of could face life imprisonment how of the mistakes is see against these charges. he actually sounds strong regardless of the treason charges is a marksman sentence to a. life in prison but you know and others can even back up to 50 years very clearly didn't raise on many times been tweeting one person face book on facebook that he's only getting stronger is not worried because it sounds like she's sure to get off it's ok. correspondent in kampala uganda many thanks for your time. the u.n. has stepped up its emergency a few for zimbabwe warning about more than 5000000 people it's said of the population are in desperate need of food aid are least half of them on the brink of starvation. nothing to sell and even if there were a few

>> i'm grateful for what harry reid said and i agree with him.very stereotype he has left center or right are credible to all of those and i think he's just about succeeding, winning in the election next year but i couldn't agree with a more. medicare for all sounds good as a slogan. it will cost an enormous amount of money. bernie sanders said everybody's taxes including the middle class will go up. a big reform was adopted, the first in decades, affordable care act, obamacare. most people are happy with it, more people are covered, insurance companies are better regulated. if people want to improve the system, they should tinker with you for the care act, don't do something so big it will turn against -- maria: they are all endorsing medicare for all. what is going on here? people like the squad, aoc, very progressive. is that wing of the party the face of the party? >> there is a danger to that. candidates for president tend to go to the right, the republican party, then come back to the center in november but this year i've the democratic par

should such as harry reid to go jam and that's in some radio town hall ramstein in russian and it's certainly found in the audience. now the use of facial recognition is becoming ever more widespread anyone is been through an airport lately by did have their queuing time cut considerably thanks to the technology but unlike all fingerprints all passwords facial recognition can be used quickly all mass whether we like it all not a new documentary asked what the human face has become all become in this world of surveillance and how this is all playing out when it comes to alt. 6 the eyes of the state in cities across china being in a public space means being under the watchful eye of surveillance cameras here each individual's identity is captured with facial recognition. totally controlled for many it's a dystopian nightmare. could this also happen to us last year a test run for facial recognition software was carried out of the train station in the south in the federal police wanted to know the best software could recognize $300.00 volunteers who moved about within view with the cameras to get

sharmaden reid, founder of the tech start—up beautystack, decided she wanted to offer childcare to herwn terms. here's her advice on running a modern company, part of our series this week focusing on young ceos. ijust thought, i just thought, what would ijust thought, what would i have wa nted ijust thought, what would i have wanted when i was a new working mother? 0ne wanted when i was a new working mother? one of the big wings about being a new working mother is that i was astounded at the lack of childcare in the workplace —— things. i love working, and i think it is super important for my son to see me at work and see what i do and know that i contribute to the household. look after the people, and they will look after your business. i really learned that when i focus on the tea m learned that when i focus on the team and what makes the most productive at work, it is much better than only ever focusing on the end customer or consumer. that's it for the business briefing this hour. but before we go, here are the markets. we are seeing some we are seeing some recovery as you can see,

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a couple of weeks ago, david reid went to kashmir to find out more about the regular shutdowns that were it turned out, he was one of the last foreign journalists to be allowed in. kashmir might look peaceful — it isn't. authorities here are fighting a long—running insurgency. many kashmiris and others say india is an occupier. almost 50,000 have died in decades of violence. even before this week's clampdown, authorities regularly shut down the mobile internet as i found during a recent visit. our business is an online food delivery service, it's the first online delivery service start—up in kashmir. more than a0 times this year, kashmir‘s mobile internet has been cut off or throttled back, not great for sales of chicken wraps or spicy mutton curry. what you do when the internet is off? every time we have to call our customers, our data base customers and we try to send an smss that we are serviceable. last time, we had pamphlets and we distributed them to colleges and schools. it's going back to the 1950s and working without internet and internet is a very important part of your life ri