for jamese a question schultz? caller: no, i wanted to get that on the call because i appreciate that. host: we appreciate your input. to mike in belton, on the independent line. caller: one thing i want to ask about he obviously believes in security clearances brought them up several times for the senate. would like to ask him why donald trump's son-in-law didn't and that security pass donald trump ordered him to have first thing. the second thing i want to say [inaudible] the only criminals will not answer a subpoena. or will barr -- you what i'm talking about. only criminals refuse to answer donald trump is definitely a criminal. securitypoenas and the clearances is the question. i will talk about security clearances generally speaking. they are something there is a goes through the white house through the office of security where an conducted and s that determination makes its way decision makers in the white house. the f.b.i. and folks doing the nvestigation are essentially acting as private investigators on b

wasserman schultz: mr. chairman, as the designee of the the gentlewoman from new york, chairwoman lowey, i move to strike the last word. the chair: the gentlewoman is recognized for five minutes. ms. wasserman schultz: thank you, mr. chairman. i rise to support this amendment. i agree with my colleague from utah and i appreciate him drawing attention to this important issue. veterans credit scores should not be negatively impacted by untimely or improper payments by v.a. to third party providers. this is an unconscionable outcome can to the irresponsible actions of the v.a. i understand v.a. is working with the the gentleman on this issue and they are still in the process of setting up a database that will allow consumer reporting agencies to verify whether or not a debt is actually a veterans medical debt as required by public law 115-174, the economic growth regulatory relief and a consumer protection act. unfortunately, due to the complexity of setting up this database it will take longer than the one ye

up next, whatever happened to the president a campaign of former starbucks ceo howard schultz? first, here's what some of our fox affiliates are covering tonight. wbr a c in birmingham, universiy of alabama trustees vote to return a record $26.5 million gift from a donor who called for a boycott after the state passed a hard-line antiabortion law. real estate investor and lawyer hugh culver house jr. says he has no doubt that this is about his abortion remarks. but university officials said the dispute as to deal with his attempt to dictate how his donation is to be used. fox 9 in the twin cities, mohammed noor sentenced to 12 and a half years in prison for shooting justine daimond. reported a possible sexual assault to police. noor shot her when she approach her squad car. one of the big story tonight, the city seizes 46 ice cream trucks from more than 2200 traffic violations and $4.5 million in unpaid fines. the city says truck drivers violated traffic safety laws including running red lights, parking your fire hydrants, and blocking pedestrian crosswalks. however after being

wasserman schultz? ms. wasserman schultz votes no. mr. serbians? mr. welch? mr. welch votes no. ms. fear votes no. >> mr. cooper is not recorded. >> no. >> mr. survey is not recorded. >> no. >> mr. welch? no?r. cooper, you voted mr. cooper votes no. recorded.ly is not mr. connelly votes no. clay? mr. clay votes no. miss kelly votes no. >> if anyone else wishing to vote -- >> on this vote we have 15 yeas, 24 nos. >> the amendment fails. the question now is on the higgins amendment, which failed by one vote. the gays and these are ordered, the clerk shall call the role. >> is everyone who wishes to vote voted? the clerk will give the tally. >> on this boat we have 15 yeas and 24 nos. >> the nos have it, the amendment fails. the question now occurs on the norman amendment. the clerk shall call the role. call] >> anyone else wishing to vote? the clerk will give the tally. >> on this vote we have 16 yeas and 23 nos. >> the amendment fails. the question is now in the coming amendment. the yeas and nays are ordered. the clerk shall call the roll. [roll call] >> mr. chairman, i ask my vote

but schultz does have a good excuse for taking a break.aign email, he said, "dear friends"-- "friends" plural? let's not get ahead of ourselves, howard. but go on. "i, unfortunately, experienced acute back pain that required me to cut my travels short. i underwent three separate back surgeries. today, i am feeling much better, and my doctors foresee a full recovery." well, that's great news. although, i do have a hunch how he got hurt. "guys, have you seen my polling numbers? there's only one dignified way out of this. quick, throw me down a flight of stairs!" laugh ( applause ) ( cheers ) but in light of this news, i do have my own announcement dear friends, as of today, i am officially suspending caring about howard schultz. i have not discussed this with my family or with my spiritual adviser. i tried to, but no one wanted to talk about howard schultz. but there are things people do want to talk about. for instance, it's pride month. ( cheers and applause ) yes, thank you, thank you! that-- that's a lovely response, but not everybody's

wasserman schultz: how does ms. conway's conduct undermine public confidence in the executive branch? mr. kerner: i think it's very important to make sure that when we have a report like this and there's a hearing like this, that people in the federal work force understand that they are going to be treated the same. that we're not going to have a two-tier hatch act enforcement system. ms. wasserman schultz: when she was asked about the committee's invitation to testify today, she said, and i quote, it is not even clear to us that the white house, according to white house counsel, that the hatch act applies to assistants of the president. does the hatch act applies to assistants of the president? mr. kerner: yes, it does. ms. wasserman schultz: she went on to say, and i quote, it -- it isn't even clear what the hatch act allows. is it credible to say they doesn't know what the hatch act allows? mr. kerner: no. ms. wasserman schultz: i call on president trump to hold ms. conway to the same standards as all other feder

wasserman schultz of florida. the chair: pursuant to house resolution 445, the gentlewoman from florida, ms. wasserman schultz, and a member opposed, each will control five minutes. the chair recognizes the gentlewoman from florida. ms. was: thank you, mr. chairman. i -- ms. wasserman schultz: thank you, mr. chairman. i offer an amendment, as we will see this morning from my colleagues' comments, has strong bipartisan support from our colleagues in the florida delegation. when it comes to the idea of turning our beaches into a fossil fuel industrial zone, there is no divergens between democrats and republicans in florida. we -- divergeans between democrats and republicans in florida. we stand united to not drill off our coast. we have a $65 billion tourism facility. our hotels, fishermen and recreational facilities depend on clean coastal waters and the still recovering florida bay cannot afford an oil spill. every time i talk about this i talk about the deepwater horizon spill. at worst the spill leaked more than

renee schultz is johnson's jewish neighbor. do you find it offense? >> yes. on behalf of 800 million jews that died with that, yes,

wasserman-schultz. ms. wasserman-schultz votes no. mr. sarbanes? mr. welch. >> mr. welch votes no. ms. speier. >> no. >> ms. speier votes no. ms. kelly? mr. de sunnier? mrs. ms. lawrence? ms. lawrence votes no. mr. khanna. mr. khanna votes no. mr. gomez? mr. gomez votes no. ms. ocasio-cortez? ms. pressley? ms. pressley votes no. ms. talib? ms. talib votes no. mr. jordan? mr. jordan votes yes. mr. amash? mr. amash votes no. mr. gosar? mr. gosar votes yes. ms. fox? yes. ms. fox votes yes. mr. meadows? mr. meadows votes yes. mr. hice? mr. hice votes yes. mr. grothman? mr. grothman votes yes. mr. comer? mr. comer votes yes. mr. clout? mr. clout votes yes. mr. gibbs? mr. gibbs votes yes. mr. higgins? mr. higgins votes yes. mr. norman? mr. norman votes yes. mr. roy? ms. miller? ms. miller votes yes. mr. green. mr. armstrong? mr. armstrong votes yes. mr. stube? mr. stube votes yes. >> mr. chairman, how are we reported? >> mr. cooper isn't recorded. mr. sarbanes votes no. >> mr. welch? >> mr. cooper, you voted no? mr. cooper, no. mr. connolly has not recorded. mr. connolly votes no. mr. cl

china came close again is young lead curled an exquisite effort into schultz post. a huge lead off for germany. germany's big break arrived in the 2nd town adores to encourage a corner was cleared but only as far as julia when the midfielder smashing home to put herself in the lead for good. one nil the final score coach martina fostex lim board could be happy that her team came away with a scrappy victory i. sew a rather tight make 3 there for germany but what a moment for into what did you think of her performance absolutely is very impressive for a while to come out with a moment like that a match winning moment for a 19 year old as well playing a 1st world cup game ever just over the moon after that i thought her instead you hoops the 2 wing is where germany's best outlet talking out ledger in the game when they struggled really to create chances those 2 were the best options that they had so that was one plus and i think youth generally was a big plus for germany in this game as well aside from julie had when they all. he was just 17 years of all come on off th

within days, steam schultz seemed to -- team schultz seemed to pull back. >> if joe biden were to emergedied nominee, still a more moderate democrat, i think howard would think twice about it. >> reporter: aaron mcflight says schultz is laying low because he is recovering from back surgery. there are no appearances scheduled. a leader in the centrist movement says there is still time. >> i think he has an ample opportunity if he were to step forward to make his case, particularly because there's 20 something democrats running right now, soaking up most of the oxygen. >> reporter: a former congressman who tried and failed to establish a pack devoted to getting independents elected thinks schultz will not run. >> i think it's fairly i'm improbable. to start with so unfortunatforty ill-prepared and ill-presented. >> reporter: he did tweet this week honoring d-day veterans. he said he would make a decision whether to run or not by late spring or early summer. that could get pushed back to see who among democrats has momentum heading into 2020. dan springer, fox news. eric: we have a sad note

. >> and billionaire ahoward schultz has announced he was letting everybody go except those in seniorchultz is sticking with veteran strategist steve schmidt who helped with senator mccain's 2008 campaign. schultz released a statement saying he's recovering from three back surgeries and would not make a decision about running for president until after labor day. schultz told his staff he was closely watching former vice president joe biden and said if biden does not appear to be the nominee, he would think about jumping into the presidential race after super tuesday. coming up, everybody, axios nick johnson has a look at this morning's "1 big thing." the president of the united states admits he's ready to accept election help from other countries. more on taking dirt from political opponents from foreign entities and admitted he would not tell authorities about it. >> plus, beto o'rourke joins the table to discuss the state of his campaign. "morning joe" is moments away. . ♪ [ laughter throughout ] it's funny what happens when people get together. we're there. so you can be too. holid

for jamese a question schultz?aller: no, i wanted to get that on the call because i appreciate that. host: we appreciate your input. to mike in belton, on the independent line. caller: one thing i want to ask about he obviously believes in security clearances brought them up several times for the senate. would like to ask him why donald trump's son-in-law didn't and that security pass donald trump ordered him to have first thing. the second thing i want to say [inaudible] the only criminals will not answer a subpoena. or will barr -- you what i'm talking about. only criminals refuse to answer donald trump is definitely a criminal. securitypoenas and the clearances is the question. i will talk about security clearances generally speaking. they are something there is a goes through the white house through the office of security where an conducted and s that determination makes its way decision makers in the white house. the f.b.i. and folks doing the nvestigation are essentially acting as private investigators on beh

wasserman schultz: okay. you said you're aggressively addressing the problem of sexual harassment at tsa. what changes have you taken and what can you share with us? >> mr. pesoske: we take aggressive action when we have a case where there's confirmed sexual harassment. we've done a lot of training to make sure our employees feel free to be able to report sexual harassment because i think open and honest communications with our employees is a bedrock of a good functioning organization. rep. wasserman schultz: what actions that would fit in the definition of aggressively addressing the problem of sexual harassment at tsa can you say that you have worked on since you became the acting administrator? mr. pesoske: there have been no specific cases that i've worked on, but that's not unusual. there would be cases that would be addressed -- rep. wasserman schultz: no, no, when you're aggressively addressing a problem, that means you are taking comprehensive action in a specific way -- in a significant way to preven

so a lot of different avenues for learning. >> admiral schultz? >> i would say, piggyback on john, for us, a little bit of my foreshadowing about the organizations an touch points for me, there is learning inside the lifelines and as a commandant, you come into this job, you don't envision one day being a commandant but looking internally, into the officers, we are not a big organization, 40 flag officers, many specialties, so i find just sitting around the table, we have a lot of touch points. we have a touch point every friday with our senior most leadership team and a touch point on monday and inside. and the outside, and desire, and interest of reading books is harder and i'm reading more journals more industry books that we, news, not by law but member of the joint force, the secretary of the, and a tremendous amount of opportunity to sit with the war fighters of the nation and how they think and it is privilege and the maritime administrator on a regular basis. buz talked about the ready reserve, the maritime program, and we regulate that sp

into another war in the gulf teri schultz reporting from the nato h.q. in brussels as always thank you for your coverage. europe is being hit by an unprecedented heat wave temperatures today are forecast to break records for the month of june and in some cases even surpass the highest levels ever recorded in certain countries take for example paris where the average high for this time of the year is $23.00 degrees celsius today the forecast is $36.00 and it's the same in the spanish capital madrid it should be around $27.00 degrees but we're expecting get this 38 degrees celsius and here at our studios in berlin it's the same story the average tonight is a comfortable 22 the forecast said 36 but the mercury has actually reached 37 in the past hour in the extreme weather is expected to continue until the weekend governments have issued health warnings and are urging people to do everything they can to stay cool. keeping cool in most every way possible people and animals across continental europe the feeling the heat of unusually high temperature is. just

our let's get more now on that mr zelinsky visit to do then i'm joined by our correspondent teri schultz she is covering the story for us tonight in brussels good evening to you gerry you know when mr zelinsky was running for office he was very careful not to allow himself to be called a pro e.u. candidate or pro nato candidate and now he goes to brussels saying i need you give me this how did that go down in brussels well i think there was a lot of skepticism initially when zelinsky ran and won because as you say he wasn't your typical politician. especially not your typical ukrainian politician of the latter days where they are very pro e.u. and very pro nato but he was very tactically smart in making brussels his 1st trip abroad in the office and that was very well received and i've spoken to a lot of people about how zelinsky is building his administration whether he can be taken seriously and everyone i've spoken with including today says he's surrounding himself with a lot of very smart people and he is really taking the job incredibly seriously people are quite impressed with him

are let's get you more now on mr selenski visit to correspondent teri schultz is in a brussels of for you good to see you terry now can you tell us about the reception that mr selenski received. yes i mean many people may be asking if you elect a comedian is he going to be taken seriously on his foreign trips abroad but selenski has been quite wise in his planning he has acted like a serious president and it was very smart to make his 1st foreign trip to brussels where his citizens want to be members of both the european union and nato and that was something he reiterated today in his meetings with both european commission president john klobuchar and the nato secretary general stoltenberg president selenski made clear his country's future is here in the west and that was very well received by the chiefs of both of these institutions now his main priority is to end the war of course in eastern ukraine can the e.u. and nato play a role is there an appetite there for them to step up their involvement in that conflict. well both the e.u. and nato already play a role there's no getting ge

i mean it certainly looks that way and this is not a new question moxon schultz who was the s.p.d. as chancellor candidate in the 2017 national election said we will not go into a grand coalition again we will not be in this government we will be in the minority we will redefine ourselves as an opposition party that's what he said right after the election in 20176 months later after i got america and her conservatives were unable to form a coalition with other parties there was the s.p.d. coming in and going back on that statement and then again finding themselves in a grand coalition exactly where they don't want to be on the criticism today is exactly the criticism then they have lost their way the c.d.u. has sucked up their main talking points the greens have dominated the issue of climate change and the more extreme parties on both the left and the right have the more disgruntled voters in germany so it really begs the question where does the s.p.d. the social democrats fit into the german political spectrum today which is amazing when you think that germany is seen from both w

miss wasserman schultz. miss wasserman schultz votes no. mr. welch? miss kelly? miss kelly votes no. mr. dasani? miss lawrence votes no. miss vasquez mr. gomez. mr. gomez votes no. miss presley votes no. miss to leave votes no. mr. jordan votes yes. mr. marsh votes yes. mr. massey votes yes. mr. meadows votes yes. mr. gibbs mr. gibbs votes yes. mr. higgins mr. higgins both yes. mr. norman votes yes. mr. roy votes yes. ms. miller both yes. mr. armstrong votes yes. >> how is mr. grossman recorded? >> mr. grossman is not recorded. >> this box is not recorded. miss fox votes yes. >> this hill is recorded as no. >> how is miss norton recorded. >> ms. norton is not recorded. miss norton votes no. >> i just want to confirm that i was recorded. >> mr. cross hill cortez is not recorded. >> the clerk will give us the tally. >> on this vote we have 50 yes and 20 knows. >> the motion is not agreed to. let me say this i will work to clarify that ruling. i now recognize myself on opening statements. today we are considering a resolution that would recommend holding attorney ge

included bob bartly of the wall street jourm, june, the wild revolutionary, godfather, an, my george schultz, my metropolitanor who hired me four times and and jack kemp. and my classmate at yale, dick cheney, just wonderful to have lot of hom deserves a prays. b, milton, justin, george, jack and dick all received the presidential medal of freedom. isn't that amazing? i'm awed by that. but to get the ball over the goal line, committed lip is known for this and we had president kennedy, president reagan, prime minister margaret thatcher and you president trump, to make it all happen. [applause] >> all i can say is wow! president kennedy established the current presidential medal of freedom. and my business partner is here and friends and the fellow dream catchers, a number of whom are here today have allowed all of this to happen today and i'm a ternly grateful. they lived the libes that we talk about. they actually do it. and it is for them that we do what we do. they do keep ap will keep america prosperous. and my final shout out. all six of my children are here today and mike, mike. i'm mi

wasserman schultz of florida. ms. wasserman schultz: i rise to support the en bloc amendments to protect water from oil wells. it is important to point out that as of last year, the federal government and the state of florida had spent more than $3.7 billion to restore the florida everglades. i am here to say in offering this amendment to ensure that we not roll back that progress. my amendment would ensure that oil companies who care for nothing but profits cannot turn our famed river of grass into an industrial oil field. n industrial company has applied to drilling. drilling an oil well in the middle of a water conservation area that is 20,000 acres wide between two canals, when you have eight mill won people who rely for their drinking water on the aquifer beneath the florida ever glades is the definition of insanity. my amendment would ensure that the army corps of engineers could not issue this heinous permit when it is applied for. we have under the federal, state restoration plan water managers who want to con

china came agonizingly close again is young lead curled in explicit effort into schultz post. a huge lead off for germany. germany's big break arrived in the 2nd town dorsenne cogic corner was cleared but only as far as julia when the midfielder smashing home to put herself in the lead for good. one nil the final score and coach much enough os techmeme board could be happy that her team came away with a scrappy victory. so it tight make 3 for germany there but what a moment for julie eglin when did you think of the performance yeah that is so impressive deb it's all come up with a moment like that much winning moment you know for a 19 year old as well making a welcome she must just fill over the moon right now i thought and spend your hoops on the wings would buy for a day just for germany that with the best attacking outlet for a mate in a game with a otherwise struggle to really create chances you know i think is well just generally going is the is the perfect example but i think youth was the real bright spot for germany in this game we also saw come on off the bench she's

china came agonizingly close again as young lead curled an exquisite effort into on what schultz post was a huge let off for germany. germany's big break arrived in the 2nd half of dawson college a corner was cleared but only as far as julia when the midfielder was smashing home to put her son night in the lead for good. one nil the final score and coach martina foss techmeme board could be happy that her team came away with a scrappy victory. 10 is now and ashley barty has won the french open the 1st grand slam singles title of her career on a windy day at roland garros the 23 year old australian had little trouble beating marchetta. of the czech republic in straight sets 6163 the victory means barty is now the number 2 ranked woman in the world. you're watching the news from berlin coming up next reporter this time looking at youngsters who dream of becoming professional football players don't forget you can get all the latest news and information around the clock. me. how about taking a few risks you could even take a chance on love. don't expect happy ending. still if he'd have to

the reputation of being a city for startups it's also a showcase for finance ministers like all of schultz who want some changes together with the o.e.c.d. the organization for economic cooperation and development they want to rework the international tax system and in contrast to trade issues this time the u.s. is on board. sounds like we have a strong consensus so now we need to just take the consensus that's across here and deal with the technicalities of how we turn this into an agreement by next year it should be clear how corporations should be taxed which earn revenues around the world from digital products despite having few physical locations facebook's european headquarters are in ireland a country with low taxation it's possible that google will also have to pay taxes in the future in every country were interns money germany and france are recommending a minimum global tax rate which should prevent funds from being diverted elsewhere and to subsidiary companies or tax havens fintan live countries we've talked to think that's important that's why considering all the work that's g

legal and oversight battle between the white house and congress over the molar report with james schultzrmer associate counsel in the trump white house. be sure to watch c-span's "washington journal," live at 7:00 a.m. eastern monday morning. join the discussion. announcer: on wednesday, the house oversight and reform committee discussed whether to hold attorney general william barr and commerce secretary wilbur ross in contempt of congress for refusing to comply with subpoenas were relato

there anyone who is an obvious successor to nala well one name that is already being thrown around is schultz who is currently the german finance minister and also the vice chancellor but at the same time if the s.p.d. . does now indeed one gets profile to the left as it promised before or were rather as it joined this loveless marriage as it was william mentioned with angela merkel's conservative then he is not the man for the job and at the moment there is no of the real obvious candidate that will be interesting in the coming days to see exactly which names are put forward by her for that position as i speak the party leader but also as parliamentary group leader in the bundestag job may be william now some political analysts are saying that governing with merkel c.d.u. only damage the s.p.d. was it a mistake to enter into this grand coalition again. many would say so the s.p.d. has been weakening and losing its its main its main. party lines its main its main talking points for years of the c.d.u. a lot of s.p.d. policies over years of being a government the cd you have been implemented w

schultz who had been such a prominent figure in the party for so long someone who was not that well known in the outside of the party perhaps someone who her leadership style wasn't really know so now we have this situation is like ok well not sure it's not her if not them then who might is there any suggestion at all that she was pushed out. that certainly hasn't been the message that's been projected here today we heard from a couple of s.p.d. officials who spoke outside of the headquarters here and their message was really one much more of we're moving forward everything is fine everything will be stable everything is going to continue this is just business as usual her reasons have not been made clear yet whether they were personal or political professional but that is something that is going to come out one way or another in the next couple of days as this new succession question comes more and more into the foreground because there is not an heir apparent selected as there was with the c.d.u. all right business as usual but it is of course unusual for both the c.d.u. leader and the

step down only a game ago was martin schultz there were high hopes for him ahead of the german election in 2017 and he just crushed out with quite a bang after the german elections at the time those were historic lows for the social democrats and now they've plummeted even further down those opinion polls with andrea analysis at the helm so i will have to say of the coming days who is going to be throwing their hat in the ring all right well with the leadership of the s.p.d. still certain what does that mean for the social democrats ability to govern i mean they're in a grand coalition with the c.d.u. is that coalition under threat now. i think it is and they expect to say that the coalition is under threat again if it wasn't already questions were already being asked last weekend after the results of the european elections where not only the social democrats but also on. cause conservative c.d.u. in the bavarian sister party the c.s.u. they all suffered huge losses the days there should democrats they lost more than a 1000000 voters to the greens and the c.d.u. the conservative c.d.u.

wasserman schultz: when ms. conway was asked about the committee's invitation to said, "it is, she not clear that the hatch act applies to assistants to the president." tos the hatch act apply assistants of the president in the. mr. kerner: yes, it does. rep. wasserman schultz: ms. to say "it isn't clear what the hatch act allows." believe thate to ms. conway does not know what the hatch act allows? mr. kerner: no. rep. wasserman schultz: i call on president trump to hold ms. conway to the same standards as other federal employees. president trump must fight kellyanne conway. thank you. i'd like to point out since it was mentioned in previous that 9-04 was on a saturday and the jake tapper on a sunday. rep. wasserman schultz: i work on saturdays. so i'mmentioned the 904 pointing out it was a saturday. i love the fact that the members they wanter side say the rule of law abided by. i'm sure that several murdered killed by previously held illegal immigrants by law sanctuaryt from cities, cities designed by the lef

much the same topic of conversation at the espy needed to revitalize itself redefine itself march in schultz on the eve of that election after he failed to deliver the results of his party was hoping and medical was seen to be the victor the victor again said there would be no no grand coalition again and sure enough 6 months later there was again a grand coalition so the s.p.d. has been struggling to figure out where it best can be both to lead the country and to lead itself as a political party as in any kind of relevant way here in germany well in the establishment parties across the e.u. including obviously the city and the s.p.d. still disappointing results in the european elections come we say that they're facing an existing existential crisis all things that for them i think stablished parties whether you're on the center left or the center right basically stands for status quo for things as they are don't make many changes but voters as we've seen in the in the european elections last weekend and in national elections all across the e.u. are are fed up with things the way they are wi

i made the mistake of telling secretary of state george schultz during the next introduction that he was an ex-marine. [ laughter ] the side of my head was caved in with more ferocity than any of the jesuits did when i was growing up. but tom bowman is here, the former deputy secretary of veterans affairs. someone who has spent a life not only in uniform, but also serving america's most deserving. so good to see you, sir. [ applause ] now leo shane from military times is here. he's got an hour with me on c-span later today, but he's here waiting to ask questions. but leo, thank you also for everything you to do to keep our military community aware and active when it comes to those issues that mean the most. but because leo's here i'm going to repeat a story that he's heard often. and i will start our time together with a little bit of history. i often refer back to president eisenhower when i think about the world that all of us inhabit. i have had the privilege of seeing this military world from many angles. as dependent, as the son of a gravely wounded combat office and as a senior

renee schultz has been a neighbor for 27 years and said he has never done anything like this before. he's jewish. >> i was very clear in my feelings about it with him. so i don't agree with it. i think it's wrong. i don't like it. but it is his yard. >> a yard that also has a peace sign in it. not far from more swastika looking symbols around the doorbell. sometimes he expresses ignorance. >> what is a swastika. >> a symbol of the third reich. >> i consider the guy harmless. you know, he's a little too lazy to be a full-blown neo-nazi. >> i asked him about the swastika on his motorcycle. . there's a meaning to that symbol. >> i don't cair what the meaning is. you're in my yard. why don't you guys get the hell out of here. >>> we will take you live to portsmouth, uk where you see a ship, the british flag because the queen and president trump are marking the 75th anniversary of d-day. although it is on its way to a remembrance ceremony there. we just had brief photos of them. we will keep tabs of what is going on there as the president continues his trip to europe. 4:37 right now. >>>

wasserman schultz: thank you, madam speaker. in the beginning of the 116th congress, we legitimated more than 80 new members and so, in order to welcome you to the 116th congress, the women of the congressional women's softball team wants to make sure that everyone knows that the game is timely here. here at annual game is 7:00 tomorrow night. t is at watkins recreation center. madam speaker, if i could have a moment, the house is not in order. the chair: the house is not in order. ms. wasserman schultz: 11 years ago, the reason i refer to the 80-plus new members, many of you may not know we began playing this game after 11 years ago, i made an announcement that i had been through breast cancer at 41 years old. i was diagnosed at 41 after doing a self-exam in the shower. one day i was a picture of health and next day i was a cancer patient and i found out i was two-positive and it made more likely that i would have a recurnance and get ovarian cancer. after a year and seven surgies, not sharing until i was through the other side

host: debbie wasserman schultz tweeting out -- a single republican blocks the disaster relief bill that would provide critical support to our still recovering communities. where is this money supposed to go? what is the impact of the hold up? guest: one of the things i want to say from the top is that if you are in one of the areas of the country experiencing these tornadoes or floods, the first on the ground federal relief is the fema disaster relief fund. that fund has billions of dollars. it's completely fine. it's not like the federal government isn't able to show up and start helping out. what this $19 billion package is supposed to do is help communities impacted by the 2017 hurricanes, the 2018 storms and wildfires and the first few severe weather events we've had in 2019. there's a decent amount of money in here, billions of dollars, for farmers and rural areas who lost crops and livestock. there's money to rebuild military bases. there's money for the army corps of engineers to help them do mitigation projects that are supposed to reduce the impact of severe weather in the futu

already clear that as for once more european pressure on iran to change course but as a used teri schultz reports he may not get all that he wants. this strife in the strait of hormuz is creating a gulf between the u.s. and its european allies there's a debate to put it mildly there's a debate about this between europe and america u.s. acting defense secretary mark esper will spend his 1st days on the job at nato headquarters trying to convince his european counterparts their own interests are at stake in the street too u.s. ambassador to nato kay bailey hutchison has been laying the groundwork. nato folks . are. attacking ships. say that they're going to go back into preparing for nuclear weapons that's pretty strong got to stand up to it but as for is still likely to have a tough time getting european support for military action one of the problematic parts of trump's agenda from the very beginning is this idea of. basically every nation fighting for itself in a kind of arena of actors that's the way some of the people around trump put it in the beginning of his term so i mean in my vie

wasserman-schultz. >> thank you.i want to move to strike the last word on this amendment, particularly because the author and minority is arguing that this was language that was asked on the census for decades that, but it's something that we used to do and so should do again and that there wasn't any issue with it before. however, that is not the case. and i would ask unanimous consent to enter this article from nbc news that quotes the census bureau at the time they discontinued asking the citizenship question for the 1960 census. >> without objection, so ordered. >> thank you, mr. chairman. where it says any effort to ascertain citizenship, this is quoting the census bureau now, will inevitably jeopardize the overall accuracy of the population count, an argument the bureau has consistently upheld over the years. so there are decisions made to both include and exclude questions. it has been repeatedly excluded and consistently excluded since the last time this question appeared on the census directly because it res

rene schultz is johnson's jewish neighbor. >>> do you find it offensive? >> yes, on behalf of 800 million juice that died with that, yes, absolutely. >> reporter: many living on this street are quite simply speechless. >> it's stupid. it kills the resale value of the house. it affects the property values of everybody on the street. >> reporter: the swastika replaced a dirt lot in johnson's yard. this is what the same area looked like earlier this year from google earth. neighbor mary salinas is defending johnson. >> i look at his behavior and attitude towards us. we have never had any problem because it's the one next door to us. it's always nice to us. that's what i can say. >> reporter: law enforcement meantime says they're not investigating. in el sebrante, alicia amin galesian, abc7 news. >> in el sebrante they had windows smashed. we saw at least four with broken passenger side windows. the number of vehicles vandalized could be more than 50. >> an oakland man has been arrested and being accused of impersonating a police officer. this is video you're

wasserman schultz: her violations increased rather than decreased. so let's watch the clips of interviews so that we can see what we're dealing with here. that ms. conway conducted in one week in april, 2019, more than a year after o.s.c.'s report. just today we have the 19th person running for president. i woulmi

so how did that message from the new pentagon chief go down at nato here's d w correspondent gary schultz and what allies were calling a bilateral issue between the u.s. and iran is now becoming an international issue and the u.s. has said clearly that's what it wants it believes that more pressure will bring iran to the negotiating table so that said everyone was very relieved to hear secretary esper say as you heard there that the u.s. wants to rely on political pressure economic pressure and diplomatic pressure as secretary general again still somebody explains. i think that one important message is thought. is that the united states so clearly the house stated that they don't want a war they actually said very clearly that there it is to talk with their own without preconditions and it was a message from allies so they that we support efforts to deescalate to avoid in the miscalculations instance accidents and especially that they spotted how to control and create a really dangerous. dangerous situation and i was just speaking with a european diplomat who told me that inside the room