let's start with siobhan hughes. guest: the big thing i am focused on is the mueller report and seeing whether or not some of the dramatic details can actually be translated into a made-for-tv movie. host: noah bierman? guest: i agree with that analysis. i also am interested to see what the president might do to try to distract attention from that testimony. we saw last week, he is fully capable of doing that. we just don't know how or when it might happen. host: noah bierman and siobhan hughes, thanks to both of you for your time and >> c-span's washington journal, let every day. and this, morgan political congressional reporter will talk about the congressional testimony on wednesday. schwartz aboutth his book. join the discussion. >> robert mueller testifies to congress on wednesday. it is about possible obstruction of justice and abuse of power by president trump and russian interference in the 2016 presidential election. the live coverage starts at 8:30 p.m., online or listen wherever we are with the free c-span

let's start with siobhan hughes. guest: the big thing i am focused on is the mueller report and seeing whether or not some of the dramatic details can actually be translated into a made-for-tv movie. host: noah bierman? guest: i agree with that analysis. i also am interested to see what the president might do to try to distract attention from that testimony. we saw last week, he is fully capable of doing that. we just don't know how or when it might happen. host: noah bierman and siobhan hughes, thanks to both of you for your time and morning, up this morgan and political -- politico congressional reporter duane us to preview robert mueller's testimony on wednesday. reporteralk with a about his reporting on the life and career of special counsel mueller. he sure to watch c-span's atshington journal" live 7:00 this morning. join the discussion. torobert mueller testifies congress on wednesday about possible obstruction of justice and abuse of power by president trump and russian interference in the 2016 presidential e

let's start with siobhan hughes.the big thing i am focused on is the mueller report and seeing whether or not some of the dramatic details can actually be translated into a made-for-tv movie. host: noah bierman? guest: i agree with that analysis. i also am interested to see what the president might do to try to distract attention from that testimony. we saw last week, he is fully capable of doing that. we just don't know how or when it might happen. host: noah bierman and siobhan hughes, thanks to both of you for your time and insights this monday morning. we have one hour left in this monday edition of "washington journal." when we come back, we will talk about renewed tensions between the u.s. and iran with benjamin friedman, policy director for defense priorities. and we will take more of your calls. you are watching "washington journal." we will be right back. host[captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2019] discuss thewe will role venture capitalists play in startup companies. >> members of the found

siobhan—marie o'connor is an action and desperate to rediscover the form that saw her become olympicr medallist back in 2016.” that saw her become olympic silver medallist back in 2016. i had achieved my dream of winning an olympic medal, and i did not then have the hunger or the drive after that. but i think everything that has happened since, it has taken me to this point, i wish i had realised earlier but all i want is to get back to my best and just prove to myself i can do it. i want to make the most of it. the team gb squad had a similar setup to this in brazil three years ago with the majority of the athletes heading through one before going on to achieve 67 medals. the british olympic association help by replicating that somewhat for tokyo that they can beat their target and achieve another record haul come the games next year. in the tokyo games are going to roll around quickly! that's all from sportsday. we'll have more throughout the evening. good evening. the best of the sunshine today lifted temperatures to 27 degrees. but we did not all have those brilliant blue skies.

>>attorney siobhan waldron was centrally gaal diller asa says ice is not only targeting those without immigration status. but those with status, so everyone must educate themselves before ice shows up at their doorstep. >>do not open the door if ice comes to your house they cannot into your house without a warrant signed by a judge they almost never have a warrant signed by a judge rather ice has warrants signed by ice agents. they used those do not authorize entry into a house so simply don't answer the door attorneys also say there are rapid response teams of attorneys. >>all counties of the bay area they say it's important those in fear have those numbers accessible before trouble arrives at their doorstep in san francisco. dan kerman kron 4 news. thank you dan several california lawmakers are denouncing these upcoming raids. >>governor gavin newsome posted this message to twitter today. >>in california want folks to know you have rights know your rights learn more about the rice legal protection know that you should continue send your kids to. summer school know that you should fe

>>attorney siobhan waldron was centrally gaal diller asa says ice is not only targeting those without immigration status. but those with status, so everyone must educate themselves before ice shows up at their doorstep. >>do not open the door if ice comes to your house they cannot into your house without a warrant signed by a judge they almost never have a warrant signed by judge rather ice has warrants signed by ice agents. they used those do not authorize entry into a house so simply don't answer the door. >>also say is part of educating yourself you should know that there are rapid response teams of attorneys and all cyunties. we should search out those numbers in your county so that way if there is an arrest being made someone could contact them and you can have attorneys on scene as quickly as possible. that's the latest again this rally just getting underway here. and ice headquarters on sansom street in san francisco. more on this coming up a little bit later on in our newscast live in san francisco. dan kerman kron 4 news. >>stan. thank you and our team coverage on the impendi

>>attorney siobhan waldron was centrally gaal diller asa says ice is not only targeting those without immigration status. but those with status, so everyone must educate themselves before ice shows up at their doorstep. >>do not open the door if ice comes to your house they cannot into your house without a warrant signed by a judge they almost never have a warrant signed by a judge rather ice has warrants signed by ice agents. they used those do not authorize entry into a house so simply don't answer the door journeys also say there are rapid response teams of attorneys. >>all counties of the bay area they say it's important those in fear have those numbers accessible before trouble arrives at their doorstep san francisco. dan kerman kron 4 news we'll several california lawmakers are denouncing the upcoming rates. >>governor gavin newsome posted this message to twitter. >>in california want folks to know you have rights know your rights learn more about the rice legal protection know that you should continue send your kids to. summer school know that you should feel confident going to

>> we are reporting today is that siobhan has revealed a little bit about what may have caused the initial spill. they were doing some old welance work on an had been plucked up they had been damaged but we don't know exactly why or when u wanted to replug the piping in the well so they took out concrete that was in the pipto put in new concrete to plug it up again. apparently when they pulled that concrete out that's when oiland water starteowing up from the ground. >> there's been a couple of different leak points. we herd earlier the state officials are saying the public is not a risk, the environment is not a risk, do environmentit agree that assessment? >> no. right when the whole thing started coming out a week ago this dayphnd chevron ized that no drinking water would be affected by this. the nearest farm i think is six mis away so from their point of view no problem for the bultural community in that area. environmentalists say at some point there could be drinking water that we may need here and the damage that's being done to the ground area this portion of this very huge oil fie

siobhan has had health issues. amy was a little bit off this time. molly renshaw stepped up. at the moment, we do not have the same depth. and liverpool have the same depth. and liverpool have signed the youngest player ever to play in the premier league. 16—year—old harvey elliottjoins from fulham. all the details on the bbc website and app. that is all the sport for now. gavin, thank you. romania's chief of police has been fired after the apparent murder of a teenage girl whose repeated emergency calls went unanswered for hours. the 15—year—old was abducted on wednesday, but managed to make three calls and give officers details about where she was being held. her family say officers did not take her calls seriously, while police say they had difficulty tracing her. jon ironmonger reports. the kidnap 15—year—old alexandra has sparked outrage across romania and members of herfamily have joined large protests expressing theirfury with the police's handling of the case. the girl rang ii2 three times, her answers, but they arrived after 19 hours. that's how long it took four off

>>attorney siobhan waldron was centrally gaal diller asa says ice is not only targeting those without immigration status. but those with status, so everyone must educate themselves before ice shows up at their doorstep. >>do not open the door if ice comes to your house they cannot into your house without they almost never have a warrant signed by judge rather ice has warrants signed by ice agents. they used those do not authorize entrysinto a house so simply don't answer the door journeys also say there are rapid response teams of attorneys. >>all counties of the bay area they say it's important those in fear have those numbers accessible before trouble arrives at their doorstep in san francisco. dan kerman kron 4 news from down we now want to go continue our team coverage tonight dan thorn has spent the evening at the protests in san francisco against the impending nice rate so dan what are people saying at that rally. >>we'll pan and can a number of people came out here today to san francisco's ice headquarters. take a stand against these rates actually close down the road between w

thanks very much forjoining us, siobhan.logy firms such as google and facebook. the measure, which will initially raise around £360 million a year sets a precedent that's being closely watched by governments around the world. president trump has already ordered an investigation into the french plans. our correspondent hugh schofield is in paris for us. hue, it is a fascinating initiative. tell us more about it, why it came about and what it will achieve. it came about because the french failed to get a similar measure adopted by europe. the plan last year was to get the european union to agree to a tax on google, apple, facebook and so on— the real giants of the tech industry. but fail because of opposition from the usual countries. they needed unanimity and they didn't get it. they decided to have their own version of the law. they think it will be pretty ineffectual because these taxes need to be applied across the board by all countries but at least france will be showing the way and hopefully other countries will follow.

next, it'sp washington journal paired are guests include noah bierman of the los angeles times and siobhanhes of the wall street

the men's team is really strong at the moment, and the women's side, siobhan mary has had health issuesg at thejuniors as well, we don't have the same depth. i don't know why that is. it's just one of those things that comes through decades. you touch on the success , through decades. you touch on the success, i know you have been anchoring the coverage for the bbc, have you got any highlights, what stands out? adam peaty is a big one, he performed, and we knew he had performed. the hungarian, malacca, 200 fly, performed. the hungarian, malacca, 200 fly, regan smith on 200 backstroke, 17 years old from america. there have been some fast swimmers coming through, swimming never seems to stay still. sport progress is all the time but swimming, world records constantly, well, not constantly but they are being broken. i love seeing the sport evolved and get faster. people say, why is that possible? underneath the water, so much goes on and now we have technology to look at that, and make athletes go faster in the gym and with diet as well, that creates, it interesting. our multiple swimming a

>>attorney siobhan waldron was centrally gaal diller asa says ice is not only targeting those without immigration status. but those with status, so everyone must educate themselves before ice shows up at their doorstep. >>do not open the door if ice comes to your house they cannot into your house without a warrant signed by a judge they almost never have a warrant signed by judge rather ice has warrants signed by ice agents. they used those do not authorize entry into a house so simply don't answer the door tony's also say there are rapid response teams of attorneys and all counties of the bay area they say. >>it's important those in fear have those numbers accessible before trouble arrives at their doorstep in san francisco. dan kerman kron 4 news. >>we continue now is our team coverage tonight for san thorn spent the evening at the san francisco protests against the impending immigration raise so dan tell us about that rally. >>well pam and ken they're calling these raids repressive and racist attacks by the president, they took a stand here today at ice headquarters in san francisc

preview the week ahead in washington with noah bierman, a reporter for the los angeles times, and siobhanughes for the wall street journal. commonn ben friedman for sense priorities, on the tensions between the u.s. and iran. live "washington journal" monday morning at 7:00 eastern. -- roadthe white house to the white house continues with democratic presidential candidate amy klobuchar. she is being interviewed at a washington post live event. we start on c-span3. monday the casket of the retiring justice john paul stevens arrives at the supreme court where it will lie in repose most of the day. justice stevens died july 16 at the age of 99. see that live 9:30 a.m. on c-span 2. robert mueller testifies wednesday about possible expression -- obstruction of justice and abuse of power by president trump and russian leader -- russian interference. 8:30 a.m. onstarts c-span3, on c-span.org or listen with the radio app. before the hearing, listen to the complete mueller report at c-span.org. .ueller report audio the audio is currency of -- courtesy of timberlane media. one week before she steps

film critic siobhan synott joins us now. what were your first thoughts?o has names people who are going to sing. so it solves a basic question and given that it is not coming out till december it doesn't wa nt to coming out till december it doesn't want to give away too many surprises. i ceo mckellen in there, what with his voice be like? trailers are very tightly edited so we see tiny snippets which may be gives an odd sense of... trailers are always about getting you to go and see the film rather than telling you what it is about. dunkirk suggested it was a straightforward war story. what they want is to get you to come and see it but not frighten you to much although that seems to be the word going around on the internet about cats. it is the cgi skin cases that people find problematic. they think it is a bit creepy. i am problematic. they think it is a bit creepy. iam more problematic. they think it is a bit creepy. i am more intrigued because if they have cat faces, did have cat tongues or human terms? how its clearing process? this is a trailer whic

coming up, we will preview what is coming up for the week with siobhan hughes, congressional reporter for the wall street journal. and then policy director for defense priorities on the latest intentions -- latest tensions between iran and the u.s. join the discussion. road to the white house coverage continues this morning with minnesota senator and democratic presidential candidate amy klobuchar who is being interviewed at a washington post live event. we start at 9:00 eastern. of john paulket stevens arrives at the supreme court where it will lie in repose for most of the day. died july 16 at the age of 99. next, family members and thick -- of victims of the most recent boeing 737 max 8 aircraft crash testified for the first time on capitol hill. they appear before the --nsportation subcommittee subcommittee hearing that is looking to increase safety.

times and siobhan hughes will be with us and our 8:00 hour.jamin friedman, policy director for defense priorities will discuss the latest between the u.s. and iran. that's tomorrow morning at 7:00 a.m. eastern. newsmakers is up next. check out our program on c-span2's book tv and c-span3's american history tv on this 50th anniversary of the apollo 11 moon landing. have a great weekend. [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org] [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2019] ♪ >> here is a look at some of what's coming up today. newsmakers is next. representative derek kilmer, chair of the new democratic coalition and on the committee for the modernization of congress will talk about his legislative priorities. of the apolloage 11 splash down and recovery after its mission in 1969. from the u.s. house debate on a resolution condemning president trump for comments he made about freshman lawmakers. later president trump's rally in north carolin

i'm joined from glasgow by film writer and critic siobhan synott. let's deal with cats, first.is perhaps the appearance of the cats. they are cgi skins on the actors to make them look more catlike, and the effect is like the kids from the lion king. it is a bit like a work—out video, in some ways, with all that lycra. it is less than realistic bodies, shall we say. lack of genitals was what was commented on on the internet about these creatures. it is strange that they go to the effort of having all the cat features, yet the bodies are humanlike ones. there is a lot of dancing in cats and if you have somebody built like a cat, then you will not appreciate the movement of the body. did it work for you? it is difficult to tell the trailers, particularly one that is as cautious as this one, but i am surprised or intrigued by how big are these cats? at one point, you see them in a dustbin, a hole cut in a dustbin, thatis dustbin, a hole cut in a dustbin, that is a big cat. at other times, a little port stuck in a mousetrap, quite a small cat. —— a little paw stuck. let's talk about

the los angeles time is the white house reporter for the los angeles times and we are talking with siobhan hughes, congressional reporter of the wall street journal. we have democrats, republicans and three separate lines. we will get to your calls and w just a couple of minutes prayed staying with the mueller hearings, take us to the gop side of each of these two committees. what are they hoping to achieve with these hearings. it's an opportunity forhe them. >> a big focus for the gop has to been to discredit the report in particular the origin. they are not convinced that russian interference throughout anything legitimate but they feel it throughout dossier that was compiled and later taken over by the clinton campaign. the origin with the federal government and diplomat but wrapped up into all of this information from the dossier. the other things republicans can do is fascinating. there are three hours for robert mueller to testify, however, there are 41 members who are entitled to five minutes each. if you do the math you can see they are going to be 25 minutes, it comes from the dem