sarah sanders: everybody can figure that out. >> sarah sanders, thank you. sarah sanders: thank you for having me. , the conversation with the chief justice of the, john roberts, from the digital conference before circuit, live today at 3:30 p.m. eastern on c-span, c-span.org, or listen on the free c-span radio app. the c-span bus is traveling across the country, on our 50 capitals tour, it stopped in fairbanks, alaska, asking people what is the most important issue in alaska. >> i was born and raised in fairbanks, alaska and the most important issue to me is walls our society seems to be putting up. nation built on immigrants and diversity, we are finding it hard to embrace our differences. that is creating great divide. and more complex we need at the conflictscomplex -- we need at the moment. problem solving skills more important, not how we are different, because differences make us great. >> the most important issue to , we have ay misconception that we are falling behind. that is not the case. important for the public to understand we need to work hard

sarah: good afternoon. on tuesday, june 19, president trump will deliver remarks at the nfib 75th anniversary lunch. nfib is america's leading small business association promoting and protecting the right of americans to own, operate and grow their businesses. the president will highlight the strong american economy and tout the benefits we are seeing from tax reform and de-regulation, including that small business optimism has hit its highest level in more than 30 years. as you know, national economic council director and assistant to the president, larry kudlow, was discharged from the hospital and is recovering at home. the president has spoken with larry and he's in good spirits, we look forward to having him back at the white house soon. tonight at nationals park, republicans and democrats in congress will put aside their political differences to play america's game. after last year's horrible shooting at the g.o.p. practice, where capitol police acted heroically in the line of fire to save lives, we'r

sarah sanders: he does. [laughter] the president is one of the most dynamic figures we have ever seen. he is somebody who knows how to drive a message, knows how to drive a narrative, and certainly, somebody that has such a great understanding of the power of the press. absolutely, he weighs in. i think that is one of the reasons he is in the white house, because he does understand the power of the press and dynamic of it. and how to operate within the system. >> you are smiling. sarah sanders: i am a happy person. >> in regard to how the white house is portrayed, if you watch cable news, some call it a reality show, what is it like on the inside? sarah sanders: you have some of the most incredible people you will ever find, working extremely hard and doing everything they can to make our country a little better today than it was yesterday. people here really love america. they want to see the very best that we can make it. that is what we are here to do. if you walk around and see the time and hours and ded

this is also a sarah. sarah manhurst.o many. >> do you love ryan widmer? >> i love him, yeah. >> sarah wore an engagement ring and is the mother of ryan's son, born in the summer after trial number two. >> what did you name the baby? >> his name is ryan. >> you see ryan's face in the baby's? >> yeah. >> sarah, a canadian via new york, like jennifer from iowa and melissa from seattle, also became aware of ryan after our first "dateline" program on the case aired back in 2009. >> i thought that he was railroaded. >> she sent an e-mail to ryan saying how sorry she felt with him. he sent one back. soon they were talking on the phone. she came to cincinnati to visit right and stayed at his mother's house. >> i thought it was a little awkward, because we had talked on the phone but hadn't met. he was telling me how much he loved sarah and could never love another woman as much as he loved her. i started crying because i felt so bad for him. >> sarah went back to new york and three weeks later returned to cincinnati as ryan's gu

sarah sanders: i appreciate that. i saw the comments by former president clinton and appreciated that. >> has there been one day on the job most memorable to you, or a moment? sarah sanders: there have been a lot. we are on the front row of history. the president is one of the most dynamic, and engaging individuals i have ever been around and every day there are incredible moments we get to be a part of. every day we step foot in this building is an honor and privilege. i am thankful i get to be a part of it and part of what the president is doing. >> when we last talked, we talk about your father, does he give you advice? sarah sanders: sometimes, sometimes i take it and sometimes i do not. my dad and mom are both proud of my ability to be here and they are parents, they will be proud no matter what i do, they are very encouraging and supportive. glad i have a few people i know will be on my side. >> when they see you behind the podium, how do you work the room regarding to the questions? an approach in terms of who

sarah: he is hosting tomorw evening. there will be roughly i believe 30 to 40 different attendees and happy to provide you with more specifics. 8:45 team ace around eveng. >> let me ask you about two trade deals one involving the chinese, $70 billion and the united states would break off its threat. is that something president trump would support? sarah: we are in the negotiation process and as kevin said and the president stated, our focus is on making sure we make good deals. he is going to continue pushing forward to make sure he gets the best deal for american workers. reporter: larryud lowaid at mbe the president wants to deal with canada solely and with mexico soland th idea of negotiating nafta might be gone. is there a possibility of getting a nafta deal done? esident is open to having the individual deals, but he is looking at the best way to make sure he gets the best deal possible for american worke whether or not that's through nafta or other means. those options are on the table. john. reporter: back to the

sarah: that's why i did it. [laughter] sarah: i would have done it for free. [laughter] >> we bought your book. so he sometimes -- lafayette is criticized for being -- doing things for the glory of it, not for the why, the reason, the purest reasons, but back in the 18th century, was that such a bad thing, doing it just for the glory? sarah: just for the glory? no, i don't think so. i mean, if we are going to condemn all historical figures who, you know accomplished their , accomplishments because what they wanted was glory, that wipes out everyone, maybe mother teresa, but she got a lot of press too. [laughter] sarah: i mean, if you are doing good things i don't really care what your motives are that much. i mean, there is something about lafayette. he is such a boy. you know, i mean, he is 19 and, i mean, it is kind of bad form to abandon your pregnant teenage wife. >> there is that. sarah: so i cannot overlook those things. but i mean his glory, that was part of, this quest for glory was part of what fueled his accomplishments, and one of the reasons he was

>> sarah: i addressed this.e his views clear. >> reporter: i wanted to follow up on that and find out what the basis is for the claim that it is unconstitutional. the administrator has been accused of enlisting tax-payer funded staffer to shop for apartments around d.c. and shop for a used mattress from the president's hotel around the corner. i wanted to know if any of that gives the president at pause or causes his confincecott to waiver? >> sarah: looking into the matter, i couldn't comment on the specifics of the furniture used in his apartmentment [laughter] certainly without -- john, go ahead. >> reporter: you said that significant progress is being made in the diplomatic talks in the dmz between u.s.a. and north koreanls. e big question is denuclearization. the president would like it to happen all at once. he said that before. but it could also be a phased in process. i know that the meeting has yet to take place. but trying to iron out details here. does it look like it will be all at once or is the pha

. ♪ >> i am sarah kelly, welcome to the program.he g-7 summit which brings together some of the world's most industrialized countries has begun in quebec. the summit was expected to focus on economic growth, climate change, gender equality and the ongoing dispute among traded terrorists, -- trade and tariffs, but donald trump through another spanner in the works for a call to be russia -- russia to be admitted to the group. despite a show of unity as we can see behind me, some officials may not manage to' sin a final communique. mr. trump: russia should be in this meeting. why are we having a meeting without russia? i would recommend, and it is up to them, but russia should be in the meeting. you know? whether you like it or not, and it may n not be politically correct, but we have a world to run. the g-7, which used to be the g8, they threw russia out. they should let russia come back in because we should have russia at the negotiating table. sarah: let's bring in our correspondent joining us from quebec. president trump wanting to

sarah: with that, you're up to date on dw news. i'm sarah kelly in berlin. for watching. have a great day. . and i'm not . this is a private. counsel with right now. hit hit hit. using using take take judiciary narrowing crisis today say technical

sarah: for the u.s.'s part, that agreement toward a denuclearize north korea has gone more quickly than initially expected. do you buy it to mark -- buy it? >> north korea is the key. it is a question of national identity, prestige and status and international relations. i can't imagine that kim jong-un is ready to give up the weapons that he has acquired over the last decade so quickly. what i could imagine is a process being started in singapore whichh leads to negotiations and further negotiations. i i do not really see an agreement coming immediately. sarah: if the was an agreement , the fact that the u.s. wants them to limit nuclear weapons -- mike pompeo has said that the u.s. is offering security assurances that are quite unlike any other previous offer. what could that be? >> they tried to a comment the concerns of the north korean politicians.s. it is not about regimeme change. it is s important that the regie remained stable. i think security guarantees will be key for north korea. i have no ide

sarah: i'm sarah kelly. welcome to the program. 1.4 million turkish citizens living in germany have begun early voting in the country's presidential and parliamentary elections. turkey itself goes to the polls on june 24. with six presidential candidates, recep tayyip erdogan 's future is far from certain. reporter: erdogan supporters and opponents stand side-by-side outside the german consulate -- turkish consulate in berlin. votes from turks living abroad could swing the election. it is likely to be a close one. as you can see, members of the turkish community are eager to cast their votes in berlin. they want to decide which direction the country is heading, but where to, many different opinions. six candidates have entered the presidential election, and 8 parties hope to win votes in the parliamentary election. most people will be voting for or against erdogan. >> same government should stay. everything should remain as is. which party? akp. >> erdogan bothers me. what he did to us for 16 years was not r

♪ sarah: i am sarah kelly. welcome to the program. thank you for joining us.e begin with what is proving to be a stress test for germany's coalition government. angela merkel's authority is being challenged by her interior minister horst seehofer. her position is hanging by a thread after seehofer, a member of her own block and sister party the csu said he wanted to implement a plan under which migrants would be turned away at the border. merkel has rejected the idea, insisting on finding a joint european approach. reporter: angela merkel's governing coalition has begun to wobble under her policy. while the conservative party still backs her, the bavarian conservatives, the csu, or in open rebellion. despite attempts at finding a consensus, the csu leaders say a change in policy is needed now. >> the stream of illegal migrants to germany is a big problem and the populace is critical. it is a political hot potato wherever we go. we have to solve this problem now. reporter: merkel hopes to negotiate a european solution to the issue when european leaders meet in

: i'm sarah kelly.elcome to the program. thanks for joining us. they came, they shook hands, they made history. and now the hard part begins. donald trump and kim jong-un wrapped up their unprecedented summit in singapore with a joint declaration pledging to denuclearize the korean peninsula. but the document does not specify a timeline or a deadline for pyongyang to get rid of its nuclear weapons. north korea's human rights record also do not feature in the final statement. with the impact of the summit still to be determined, both leaders seemed keen to put the past behind them. reporter: it is a moment many doubted would happen. u.s. president donald trump and north korean leader kim jong-un signed a joint declaration which commits pyongyang to the complete denuclearization of the korean peninsula. the highly anticipated summit in singapore, hailed a success by the leaders. >> thank you very much. it's fantastic. [applause] >> today we had a historic meeting and decided to leave the past behind us. w

this weekend a restaurant in virginia asked white house press secretary sarah sarah huckabee sanders to leave because she works for the president of the united states, and if that's not bad enough, democrat maxine waters is actually out there encouraging people to confront anyone who works for the president, anyone on his staff. she's trying to insight violence , unbelievable stuff coming up my intel on how this has gone too too far. plus we're going to get reaction from former governor mike huckabee the father of sarah sanders, steven mnuchin saying the white house will ramp up appreciate pressure on any country trying to steal our country for the operate its we'll go to christina partsinevelos right now in washington d.c. reporter: that's the big news the fact that secretary steven mnuchin said all countries. i'll explain. there was a report sent out today put out by the wall street journal saying the president is going to try to curb chinese developments it's too full so the first one being the president wants to stop chinese investors so a say chinese assets or owns 25% of the fi

sarah: with that, you're up-to-date on dw news. i am sarah kelly in berlin. yocan get the latest on our website, dw.com and follow us @dwnews. thank you so much for watching. have a great day. >> s shift, living in the digitl age. comiming creepy stories and shas and love. the first mini starsrs. youtube videos with kids are they could hit. the advertising industry wants to cash in on the influence of young youtubers pujols great sway over their young audiences. >> just a regular afternoon with the family. the only difference, everything isis being filmed. thomas and katerina make five videos per week and upload them to youtube. it has 110,000 subscribers. >> iwas her idea. they were always watching youtube and she asked if we could make a video. so i said sure. she just really wanted to see our video on youtube as well. >> some people at school ask for my autograph. >> youtube clips from kids are popular all over the world. in america, six-year-old brian makes videos for his channel. they get up to 1.1 billion hits. he is among the world's biggest youtube st

sarah sanders: we are finalizing the process. i will confirm mike pompeo's comments and will refer you to the state department and its prominent defense. thank you and have a great day. house briefing wrapping up just now and the senate judiciary committee held a hearing on hillary clinton email investigation which ended within the last hour. here is a portion of the hearing. we start with michael horowitz's opening statements. mr. horowitz: thank you mr. chairman, members of the committee, thank you for inviting me to testify today. page00 plus report provides a thorough and comprehensive and objective facts of the fbi handling of the clinton email in the station. it was the

. >> i'm not worried about sarah huckabee sanders. i'm worried about millions of kids. >> this is "new day" with alisyn dam rot ta and john berman. >> welcome to our viewers in the united states and all around the world. this is "new day". it's monday, june 25th, 6:00 here in new york. alisyn is off. erica hill joins me again this morning. also joining us, john avlon. everyone welcome at this restaurant this morning. farm to table. and stphepb. the president is trying to grab more power and upend the legal system. undocumented immigrants who cross the border, no judges, no executi executive. the trump administration claims it has a plan for reuniting the thousands of families it chose to separate, but it's not clear how, even less clear when. some 500 children have been reunited with their parents, but 2,000 remain in custody scattered around the entire country. >>> meantime, lawmakers looking at the situations described it as prison-like. republican leaders say the white house supports it, despite telling lawmakers not to waste their

sarah sanders was asked about this. and the first requests was does the president believe that undocumented immigrants have no due process rights. >> thousands of illegal aliens are removed every month without seeing a judge. just because you don't see a judge doesn't mean you are not receiving due process. >> multiple reporters tried to get clarification. but sanders repeated the answer and said the president wants secure borders and congress should step up and work with the white house to fix the system >> so unless congress acts, nothing is actually going to change the administration is not changing anything right now when it comes. >> you mean are we walking around making up laws, no, because we are not the obama administration. we are enforcing laws that are on the books and asking congress to do their part and pass new legislation to fix our immigration system. >> the white house can try all it want to blame past administrations. or blame congress. but that doesn't change the fact that it was this administration's

throw to to sarah. julian assange, these are guys that broke in -- assange hacked the dod and nasa when he was 16. he's now 45. we have 250,000 full time i.t. people working for the government or there abouts. my question is, you know, fool me once, twice, three, four, ten times. shame on you. fool me 35 years later, shame on me. why have we not protected everything? >> because it's almost impossible to do so, sean. the government relies on its ability to protect its documents solely on the employees that have access to these documents. and if they don't -- obviously there's problems within the system. they know the system has faults. sometimes people within the system, we saw it with edward snowden, we've seen it with others like chelsea manning. they're able to access these highly classified documents and get out of those classified documents. >> sean: would the country been better off had they found out for sure who did it? >> absolutely. >> sean: absolutely. you agree, craig? >> absolutely. i do. th

john. >> thank you, sarah. this president is the first in the television age who has yet to address the american public on nationwide television from the oval office. many republican consultants have said he might have a stronger hand in influencing congress if he made a nationally televised address on immigration and what changes he'd like to see, to explain it. is that something that's on the table within the administration? sec. sanders: certainly don't want to take anything off the table or any tool away from the president. he does address the american people in a number of different venues and formats. and i'll certainly pass along that suggestion to him. nadia. >> just a follow-up on the middle east. in the recent interview, mr. kushner said that if president abbas is not willing to negotiate, he's going to proceed with the deal. can you explain how the white house is hoping to achieve any progress in the middle east peace talks if the principal party is not taking part in it? sec. sanders: we're going to

halle. >> sarah, thanks.al counsel didn't seem so unconstitutional when the president was c on one to investigate his political opponent during the campaign. is it only unconstitutional if the president doesn't like it? >> once again the president made his views on this point clear. i don't have anything else to add. >> the president on friday said he is open to bilateral deals with mexico and canada. is he still leaning towards bilateral deals as he heads up to canada at the end of this week or is he thinking that he would like to save nafta and renegotiate? >> as the president said he is open to it but we are in ongoing negotiations. right here. >> thanks sarah. last week missouri governor graden stepped down. did president trump or anyone at the white house ever reach out to encourage him to step down? >> i am not aware of any conversations directly with the president or with anyone here at the white house. >> why not, considering he's the leader of the party? >> certainly, we were aware of the issue, and

sarah huckabee sanders. queen of the press room and mother of lies. ( laughter ) ever since a virginia chicken restaurant asked her to leave this weekend the big debate in america has been do government officials have the right to be left alone when they're off the clock? if sarah huckabee sanders gets asked to leave a restaurant, or if kirstjen nielsen is heckled while she's eating mexican food, if stephen miller is out on a date and somebody-- i'm messing with you. that will never happen. come on. ( laughter ) no, no, no, for real, for real. the question is, is it right for people to protest government officials if they see them in public? and if you listen to a lot of cable news pundits, they have the answer. >> we need to stop all this and begin to behave in a civilized manner. >> if we can't agree to disagree and let each other be, and neither side wants to do that, it becomes a problem. >> there are certain lines i think that even in this breakdown of civility we've had in politics thateople realize yo

that is sarah in tucker, georgia.ou go to "the new york times editorial section, there is a cochairwoman of the republican majority for choice. "why we are leaving the gop" is the op-ed. we cannot support a republican party shutting down low-cost clinics offering basic services and family planning services. they want to punish pregnant women by limiting economic choices and reduce access to sex education programs that prevent unintended pregnancy and disease. it is no wonder that women are voting with their feet, up and a recent analysis by the pew research center. women -- 56% of women identify orlene for democrats. the gap is even wider among college graduates and minority voters. the party should note that 70% of millennial women has registered as democrats orlene democratic. -- or lean democratic. in illinois, democrats line. caller: i just wanted to make a comment and try to just wonder for the country -- we are dispersing these people through our country, innocent children being put in detention and dispersed th

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sarah: i am going to continue. >> what is the status of the tariffs on china? sarah: president trump is taking steps to reform the trade systemhat harms american workers and businesses, and the president is taking steps to andect u.s. technology intellect property fro china's trade practices. we are on to continue those negotiations. those conversations continue. we are going to keep moving. there any chance we could ever see the president come out here to takes questions from us in this briefing room? is anyone in this administration -- has anyone in this and ministration ever asked the more jobs and had the second chance. inset of those we had to respond to the presidential tweet. >> on the first question, certainly you would guide -- you guys would be the first to know. he does address the press in a number of ways. we will see if it happens here and let you know. in terms of twitter, the president uses twitter to communicate quickly to the american people. frankly you have the ability to choose what you want to write about, and you about things the american

>> reporter: and some day, if she keeps this up, everyone will also know the name sarah haycox.p to you so much! uc thank you. te reporter: steve hartman "on the road" in shoreline, washington. >> glor: "brighter times are ahead because of kids like sarah." how great is that? that is the "cbs evening news" for tonight. i'm jeff glor. we'll see you again monday. have a great weekend. the country have battled these towers.. ing 5-g >>> kpix5 news begins with the big push for faster cell service. cities across the country have battled these towers, but san jose is embracing five g with full force. good evening. i'm allen martin. >> i'm elizabeth cook. it's the next big leap in wireless technology and it's coming to san jose streets. the city made a deal with at&t and verizon to convert thousands of light poles into 5g towers. kpix5's len ramirez went to ask people in san jose how they feel about all this. len? >> reporter: well, this being silicon valley a lot of people are very excited to have the higher speed, but there's also a lot of concern in the community about access and pr

not a legal issue for sarah. >> i'm talking about something that sarah said on television. >> sarah addressedaid she won't address it. >> she address this had yesterday. she addressed the matter yesterday. but i think on this, everything that has to do with what the president refers to as the russian investigation, the hoax, the witch hunt. you should go back and look at his many tweets on the issue and go back and look at what he said as recently as yesterday or the day before, he feels like a lot of peoples' lives are being ruined. nothing has been produced that implicates the president in any way and you know that. you know that it would have leaked if that were there. you know that. i know that cnn has invested considerable sweat equity, time and money in chasing the russian collusion, dlugs, illusion and that you're waiting for it to bear fruchlt a year in you see the polls starting to turn on this. you saw the harvard harris poll -- >> we do have to let you go. you say nothing's been produced. there's been indictments against russians -- >> john, i'm sorry, but do you have any evidence

sarah huckabee sanders is a phenomenal person.rked with her on the campaign, and she just wants to serve her country. and these types of establishments if they don't want trump supporters there, if they don't want people who work for the administration there, they should simply just put a sign out on the door or in the window because i'm sure many people like myself wouldn't want to spend our money there anyway. cheryl: yeah, that's interesting. well, sarah sanders former governor huckabee responded about this whole incident to fox just a few moments ago. i want you to listen what he said. >> it's an incredible thing when people in the name of their liberty want to deny someone else theirs. and if you're in the hospitality business, your goal is to be hospitable. the owner of that restaurant was not hospitable. in fact, a little unknown fact about this story is after sarah and her husband left and the family relocated to the owner across the street, the owner of the red hen then organized an effort to go scream at them at the side

. >>> plus, 86-sarah huckabee sanders. a little restaurant is in the news for asking the press second tower to leave. >> this is not about religion, it is about an administration that espouses religion and hate. >> questions on whether the owner crossed the line. >>> and victory lap. why history is being made in saudi arabia. >>> new details from the trump administration on how many children remain in detained centers as a result of the zero-tolerance policy. the department of homeland security released a fact sheet late last night saying of the 2,053 children in custody, 522 of them have been reunited with their parents. the agency also pointing out that 83% of these children in custody arrived in the u.s. unaccompanied by a parent. and it is unclear exactly when more families will be reunited, but dhs says the process typically begins shortly after parents go through their court proceedings. part of the administration's new plan includes contact information parents can use to find out about the whereabouts from their chi

sarah sanders not allowed to eat. the owner asked her to leave. we will discuss this.ders seemed prepared to send out her story on h heher owe -- her official white house twitter account. that is the answer to the situation? i don't want to lose sight. as far as we know, there are 2,000 children separated from parents living in shelters across the country this morning. when will they get home? do not lose sight of them. it is unclear what the timeline is to get them back to the parents. wherever you are on the immigration discussion and debate, everyone should want clarity on that. everyone should want clarity on your hair, dave briggs. >> i'll leave it this way, j.b. i think we have something. michelle gave me a new look. >> the carefully tussled look. >> john, the stories with sanders and fallon are the perfect stories for where we are as a society in 2018. probably not a positive reflection. >> next it will be kids cartoons. >> agree with everything dave says, but i cannot take him seriously. >> we will go to commercial break in a moment. i have a comb. thank you, j

>> sarah, thank you. if you would, please, comment on the recently-released ig report, your impressions of what you've read so far and have you had an opportunity to discuss with the president the new york attorney general's idea of suing the trump foundation to have it shut down in the state of new york? >> the president was briefed on the ig report earlier today and it reaffirms the president's suspicions about comey's conduct and the political bias amongst some of the members of the fbi, director wray, as you know, will be holding a press conference later this afternoon and we'd encourage you to tune in for specific questions. as to your other question, the president has tweeted about this specifically earlier today. the foundation raised $18 million while giving $19 million to charity while virtually having zero expenses. the previous new york ag, who was forced to retire in disgrace made a stated mission to use this matter to advance his own political gain and the current acting new york ag has state

margaret. >> thank you sarah. could you confirm there is a meeting today, chinese tariffs coming to the. and there was a report that -- >> a lot of questions, we will go one at a time. >> it's the same -- >> yes, there is a trade meeting today. in terms of any announcements, i'll keep you posted when we have something to announce. >> the third part of my question, there has been a question -- third part of a two part question. >> 00 to 900 chinese chinese products will be on the tariffs list. i seems like a high number. even though the highest number 1300. if that number is higher than it really is, could you tell us now? >> since i'm not making any announcements, it would be hard for me to give details of an announcement we are not ready to make. we will keep you posted. beyond that i can't get into any details. david. >> thank you sarah. two questions if you don't mind. the president said earlier this week that he did speak with kim jong-un about human rights abuses. can you tell us exactly what areas of concern

so i think sarah it best. we're in, as the president tweeted, one of the best economies's seen in my career. a number of facts that confirm what we talked about last fall whenked about the tax bill and the economic impact that it might have on the economy. in addition, the president has pursued a trade agenda and deregulation and we're seeing this in the data. in the first slide, if we can get it, look at a summary of the commit. look at gdp growth the past year. when president trump ran for office and when he came in and i first started a year ago, we locked ahead to 3% growth. everybody said no, no, no, we have a now normal. the blue lines that you see during the obama years where we have growths in the 1s, up to 2 if we're lucky but never get 3% growth again. in the latest data we have, we have growth year over yeast just a little less than 3%. the atlanta fed gdp now number isuarter gdp will be able to make 3.1 or 3.2. if you look at this chart, there's been a clear trend break. the 3% growth that american

sarah bursts into the house slams the front door runs into her bedroom then the young man follows her in and they proceed to argue screaming and yelling and it sounds like somebody is throwing large furniture or large objects at the wall. that was either a body that was being thrown around or it was large pieces of furniture being tossed around but it made her renda sound my husband is laying in here sleeping. my oldest daughter runs along here and she gets her father and says you know man is attacking sarah can you help us. my oldest daughter filled me in very briefly on what was going on and she gets he's out of control he's crazy well i mean i'd already lost a battle with him one day i wasn't going to go out there with my family safety on the line and couldn't confront him and have another battle so i grabbed my three fifty seven which i legally own and been trained to use it and i put shelves in it . so that i go out in the living room i had the three fifty seven down by my side and he's in there beating on my daughter when the young man bursts out of the bedroom and he's angry. a

sarah ll reports. sarah: it was a congregation which reflected the brilliant scientist and the hugely popular public figure. former colleagues and fellow celebrities were joined by 1000 numbers of the public who won tickets to be here in a ballot. more than 25,000 had applied. >> we shall give thanks for stephen hawking's remarkable gifts. sarah: this was a lebration of his life and work, the scientific achievements summed up in the address by his friend of more than 40 years, the astronomer royal. >> his name will live in the annals of science. einobody else sinctein has done more to deepen our understanding of space, time, and gravity. sarah: professor hawking died in march following a 50-year battle with motor neuron disease. for those coping with other debilitating condition remains an inspiration. >> he will be remembered as a great scientist and he showed it doesn't matter about disability. >> ihink he showed what peop with disabilities can do. anybody who puts their mind to something gets to be

sarah sanders says the eagles are pulling a stunlt. if you look at this, the president lying about the players taking a knee, and the attack on the team today, who is orchestrating orchestrating stunt? >> donald trump sits on throne of lies. these are people who sits and ready to throw meat out there o trump can distract people with all the thing arising around him, with michael cohen, paul manafort and someone else.sarah t t podium and says i refer you to outside counsel or whatever other thing that are coming out of her mouth that's moving are lies. the eagles players have not knelt on the field, have not engaged in protests. it sho teach the nfl owners a valuable lesson. they bent the knee and still cut their heads off, still yew them, he still wen after them. >> april, so you asked sarah sanders if the p understands the rean some nfl players, and you also want pointed out that none of the eagles east players kneeled. >> does the president aware that this is about -- is the -- there's an underlying issue that keeps going backpect of

what about this roeser this is the room that was sarah's room. that's the window he was constantly opening out to take her out. all right so on that day the young man injured my husband and i see him coming along this wall here holding his stomach and he goes into the bedroom and lays down so a couple hours later they come back. sarah bursts into the house slams the front door runs into her bedroom then the young man follows her in and they proceed to argue screaming and yelling and it sounds like somebody is throwing large furniture or large objects at the wall. that was either a body that was being thrown around or it was large pieces of furniture being tossed around but it made her renda sound my husband is laying in here sleeping. my oldest daughter runs along here and she gets her father and says you know man is attacking sarah can you help us my oldest daughter killed me i'm very briefly on what was going on and she could he's out of control he's crazy so i mean i'd already lost a battle with him one day i wasn't going to go out there with

sarah sanders has become the face of the administration.ome people are offended by the idea of baking a cake for a gay couple. some people find the idea of tearing children away from their families and lying about it morally offensive. you make choices in life. and there is a cost to being an accomplice to this cruel administration. >> i'm going to choose to keep trying to be a decent human being. you go to yelp on the restaurant and after yesterday, this is just a perfect example of where the country is right now, it has been bombarded with either a one star or five stars. no in between. >> i wonder where it's coming from. >> i go with michael jordan. when they wanted him to at the height of his fame endorse a democrat in a senate race in north carolina where he's from he basically said, no, i'm not going to endorse a democrat. he said no, republicans buy sneakers too. it's about freedom of business and say hey, you want to have a marketplace that's open to everyone. that's what michael jordan said. he's a pretty smart businessman. this re

t what did you think of how sarah sanders kept responding in that briefing? >> well, it's just i mean clearly the preds thinsident th this is a very strong political issue for him. that's why he continues harping on it. none of this makes any sense today. the event you just showed pictures of is just odd. it's the president standing up there without really explaining what's actually happening. clearly sarah sanders did not want to engage on what this issue is really about and whether the president understands the full dimensions of it. and i think that that will lead a lot of people to wonder, you know, why he doesn't want to dig more into it, why he just digs in on things like this and end up in the situation that he did today. >> pamela brown i believe is ready for us. she was in the briefing. no pamela. let's stay on the eagles and then we'll come back to pamela's question because it was great on following up on the president's dictating that misleading statement after the trump tower meeting. in fact, let me go there because, you know, the news came out y

sarah cter has an exclusive report.ew poll showing that americans are disgusted with the news media in this country. shocking. in moments the latest example of how the mainstream destroy trump media is spreading fake news with attacks on the first lady of our country melania trump. and more news on the trump economy. are you tired of winning? . the obama economic nightmare is over. sit tight. it's breaking news opening monologue. michael horowitz completed his report detailing how james and other and top fbi officials harmed.the criminal case against 5 -- hillary clinton. 500 people on his team. they are being stalled in the department of justice. the same people obstructing con redacting and ignoring subpoenaed documents from members of congress who are trying to do their constitutional duty of oversight as required by the constitution. ever tonight need to beemanding this is released in full right now. don't bury is this thursday or friday leading into the trump summit. earlier the president tweeted this. what has tak

sarah finally left that restaurant, left her family there. her in-laws who were once again heckled by the owner of little red hen. none of this is a kind of peaceful protest. democrat california congressman maxine waters is tripling down, making no apologies for her call to confront team trump and ping the blame entirely on him. democrats are denouncing her rhetoric, as they should. listen to what senate minority leader chuck schumer is saying. >> if you disagree with someone or something, stand up, make your voice heard, explain why you think they're wrong and why you're right. make the argument. protest peacefully. if you disagree with the politician, organize your fellow citizens to action and vote them out of office, but no one should call for the harassment of political opponents. that's not right, that's not american. trish: and yet, that is exactly what they're doing. house minority leader nancy pelosi tweeting -- yeah, you think? and yet we just heard a whole bunch of sound from maxine waters, from cory booker, from pundits on televis

so sarah sanders is unable to defend this policy?eporter: clearly she doesn't want to take questions from reporters by herself up here in this room on these conflicting stances that we've seen from the administration over this policy in recent days. as we reported earlier, they've been all over the place, contradicting each other and in certain circumstances over this and now this briefing has been delayed because sarah sanders didn't want to take the questions by herself. she wanted the department of homeland security secretary kirsten nelson to come up here and answer reporters' questions. that is not worthy because she was in new orleans just this morning giving that speech where she was defending this policy after just yesterday she said on twitter that the policy didn't even exist. we had a hint this was coming. the briefing was delayed from 1:15 to 3:30 and then to 4:00 and then at 4:30 the press secretary said it would be delayed so nielson could answer reporters' question on the policy. she thanked people for patience as this

sarah sanders, his spokesperson, has become the face of this administration. you know, some people are offended by the idea of baking a cake for a gay couple. they find that morally offensive. some people find the idea of tearing children away from their families and then lying about it morally offensive. and don't want to be part of that. it's a -- i think it's a difficult issue. i feel very badly that her children, her family, had to witness that. but i also think there's -- look, you make choices in life. you make choices in life. and there is a cost to being an accomplice to this cruel deceitful administration. >> so jack, how do you see it? is this potentially just the beginning? boris just helped recall, you know, for homeland security secretary, you know, she got jeers when she was at a restaurant. steven miller just did as well. and now sarah sanders to be asked to leave reportedly by the owner of the restaurant. is this an indicator of things to go, to come, that people are feeling, you know, emboldened to express themselves in this manner? >> well, i

and her family left, of course, sarah was asked to vacate, sarah and her husband just went home.sort of had enough. e rest of her family went across the street to a different restaurant. the owner of the right-hand deck which nobody has told this -- and follow them across the street, called people and organized a protest yelling and screaming at them from outside the restaurant, and creating this scene. >> sean: following this incident, the president tweeted outcome "the redhead restaurant should focus more on cleaning his filthy canopies, doors, and windows, badly needs a paint job, rather than refuse to serve a fine person like sarah huckabee sanders." i always had a role, after restaurant -- if a dirty political discrimination, coming just a few days after kirstjen nielsen was run out of a restaurant by a group of other angry left-wing protesters. this is getting out of control. take a l. [chanting "shame"] it gets worse. friday morning, more protesters surrendered secretary nielsen's home, blasting audio recordings of crying children, and as it turns out, no one associated wi