farms. , the expansionist had a different idea for the land which the utes had utilized. and so we have a conflict between two very distinct cultures with different views of what colorado meant to them. amongst these confrontational episodes were supposedly a series of burnings that took place. and colorado governor frederick pitkin contended the utes have burned more timber these past two weeks than white settlers have cut in 20 years. you know a politician is never going to tell a lie, so it must be true. in response to these allegations, governor pitkin called on the local military commander, a civil war veteran, to quell what was conceived as an uprising. in response, during the summer of 1879, he ordered our colleagues company i, the ninth , calvary from fort garland, 115 miles southwest of the garrison, to investigate the fires in middle park and northpark, and to arrest two indians who local whites charged with burning the house of a local indian agent. the troops are dispatched. they are out there. they actually find nothing. enter another player. several months l

it has to do with the complex saga of the ute's who referred to themselves as "the people." as many of us know, that is a fairly broad situation in many groups of native people. navajo, apache, those are the people. so, each of these groups would refer to themselves as "the people" in their own tongue. we would give them other names and misnomers, calling them indians, which none of them were. at any rate, the people lived here in colorado and they had a fairly vast area, not only in colorado, but into parts of wyoming and initially into utah. becauseat would change while these with a traditional hunting grounds, and a traditional cultural areas for the utes, westward expansion's crush would press in on them. their traditional areas would be further and further forced by white seeking ute land for minerals, lumber, and farms. these expansionist had a -- these expansionists had a different idea for the land which the utes had utilized. betweenave a conflict two distinct cultures what -- distinct cultures with different views of what colorado meant to them. amongst these confr

heec,ut ty' vy dire araend. is tt fr a me poany,owou toeait tt aak i core? nar,ie is ir d bie ttha hee regn b de ierf tt nds unrsndgllhe pye dtaho tir reecve res reonbiti,utries roues tnhaar t th ho w poriz a h e wve tmheo ke f a gd sf pics d tis. >>heyohihaev ooinioasoe? cae,agn,t'no jt do is teptmt o engyit teptmtf ndseri. ihiltatyhehi us h a vy iornt hangoln eatna seriouil aheshld b coditi,eangnfft toom uit des rgizlhaesnd rsne ameatnsr momes mes ttfa? ielveheshlde sein tse eectis. eihath eecti orrssdy erede ee gs lg w t idtiinthhaens ttgn tiheteo arto intyhes atee tbe drse mar, qck a en ihi rerd >>ye,enor aee wh mrrassssmt wh reec tthu. ger ildnl a tt t prle iagfiyo ok ahehrt tt tse acviesos t olls dohe wldeee coti n jtmo u. geren b whur alesatr nt o pls a spn eht reio breoror th ndso ne >>s.ng w co lknhiop ith oic an tt ptiyft epmatas bac tre wa a he st i sftac t dobunoweav aacogf 0,0 op tmsfus th ppl toheobv weeee tkibo. fit,ougrha ts a gnictroemha d cendha is eenal th w dlhhive quan vy fe na ibsutygr thhandf tt00 mo othere doernn veigio o uat oves a p

rert: naib] nel maeriner o th scicsi veo bis fo cpasowh w sre thhacotr t wi tl ut s imesonf af tt we ith mtis rey i waapopatwhly gen rpe t nvsaon rert: nel,he y meutft t sry bke yosa tt e esenid dilo aouesr ths,otevl ytng abt liry oraon wheryodeinthgs ater n en rord? athe rorsa ith esidenreallaifd foatn atadee shedy e o aiein thmileas soheueios mp aes oro esoner di t psintha asfi iortiitth eeng ith geracmte wwot y wh'slaifd d wt' t asfi. atherede whoy prrie. e or--hetoomne wh w lke wh he foatnndheinnued abtouesndetdso nt takclro erodthhereden w cpris a src mho ith crsof th cveatn. rert: nel, y s tialecitwa p a sk bau othleag doouav a ia w is goouanwhte a y tangyire dcori is aaryoditoryo lit e teiaorny mo lksf niol cuty foatn? nelcmte ihi tial sury p a ri bth lk d ak li ts. y kw,he a nbe ofnsnc wre ts s cuednd tnkt' poano veige es rtf in a tma se th wha tst gazaoncrs r gornnthalls rhe fr sri o iorti a llorio me, tmsf tial seri, at icric i th y c aeme e exrtyoee u nt bgero, gh rnyf escole obmsecseouee tir peis yone too ty in toearodiert ancs d daren. d swh wrelyavto ima se wha aer gheg

yes te t ne s haedo mein ee,ut thysthaee bn. thla eglwthr ck tes it lt ek-ih tes tlaswe b fti dlachsanby or o-2 newo ceri t ly g' aff tirun- ealeplyo,he r, dinio. e stougas,he ord37un eippen oywo - pennltw urouenrscla, ur, nile a kdal avseusp akhior rhi saihtex tle i 28. nofthhathhoer- not rdoralaon ele yid ck e ear oemrehe gtlayldba te lae h te. r apuosdo e ntmafr myld ek reogti? tht jeio t nemn cniedorne mit >>ha y, m sear. yidrede tmpir b. decor cey mrbwn hald mea obo a gndanran ideasoi t feim reres othraone utnbyheepy aory enal hejustifdfingom, o weanthnvtiti tmhaly d san inrfen i or econ byangt a me-p or. t hereidt'olic molf ceywiou a gar thalean, shted edett e f.i. iepndt d sut fmars poti. herede sulnobe aeo rehef.i. reororolic o pesolreon as y dai iroce leisti rsehe anrdorherede t dmi t f.iirto corelaedimar reriio ot psint wtoeme mbs t nulerelaryomssn, thdict ot cp a eclouil e b. sul bno ffen core cno ctueoe a bbta f ts adnirao t' uo o nstuon snsilyo ldhe psint aoutae. thk u,r.peeri yel bk. thspkeprteorhe gelen el bk e al

fht r's len ppti erest gazaon >>ectaes tleontw thphe d llr' pku reninte ansend o yenow d sa s aentohe ut w? ancai t ureaio wh ibeg neo e um adns bngby i wt wod er ckheho ui ulner utffheho tanne atan tta a he prucveonrsio ts ini veo anto lluroun an iner othsiatn yen, r phiss aa aglicasoti. pelen eriflis arti bau othimct tigine sohi i's poantout esren rt ce thd lk wa takitle tt haor uery bh on. thk eebs yennd osha tenvehe tonoth caith fi th he kw eyil ner evliri. buth aintoee thn e elrest ri. i's anweth pr oth. th bmu me ecd rgeditma oth ris. 'imrtt e esree he--n e be i yen. a aivy gad th he ithegn tseif cnoadnca s whh wbrg esth aal pital. weava t wk eaof th rar >>itrerd tthreecon rha, w ty oo f thr ithr sissast ou n jgectnsnoby pag d neha ith inel. eyantoavbeer laonwi pnn trost clsn cnt a ceslld eyantoesbize teeninheffrs unie le sialeno anyen. th cat t femt rrisorniti. th pvi cfo a s foalae wh ny t an5 yrsth he re sh wh e t atesbizeafanta othe a , enheexut erth iniilar tnt, erasheonolffer lingn vesie. th ino tnehioofn haorf ouryhawas atths thesct ehiof rvlys aisof spso ori a h dervlyand i

eecveorgn li ruis ilul plac sulmbceheane glalearsp bauhe it stereinth wod'be he,ute ed b atey,ruedarer so tts ars aue idheorofheote at psints odnoh re. --heorofhenid at esenisooenghor m omor ari teupe fr iaetosi o aie anridsusnoeta wi tm. t seon bins trsaio b bau war bod bshedals d ar ierts anl's sp etdi tt rntes a vue coli. ye setese storwi unvoegesbuurals dntesonrg moacs atesctum ritsreurosreab pane. cety aledurl ous ou t wod. ou sdis d n fhts rtf melol otti raet thieorheigs a peleo venreom diitaneqli. ppus he a o vaes the a uveal vue d eyreotxpdae wn coennt to tklhaens e anenorrse st opatacssorrs as fmeu.amssori owelheruraonof ltatalipma,ut teatnanstuonan coecvectn kesor efcte. sulrecthe cotrti oth adnirave stendpde e star iertial checrehahenid stesui bau irein thrit amorfo protgeand osri aunthor. fts,eantom clat cngorvevien exemm to smiio ndiclund za n' sp t rrae. behiesndrina rts.esctatna bodaes wld'ntcoecd weeecoecvectno hieasngecit welsne aeluniong ateptmt. aute sari:ipma inot opon. icoarivy ea mtcta odens sut i iyod't ll fu t steeptmti edo y remmitn. r era raihe gba leerweusvae

in this investigation, but at least one person confirmed dead after an on campus stabbing there at ut austin. >> just terrible to hear. i know you'll continue to monitor the situation there and keep us updated. >>> in the meantime, more of president trump's comments raising eyebrows. these involving the civil war. president trump made the comment during an interview set to air on sirius xm politics. trump is suggesting that andrew jackson who died 16 years before the war could have prevented the conflict between the north and south. he was really angry. that he had saw what was happening. he said there's no reason for this. you think about it, why. people don't ask that question. but why was there the civil war. why could that one not have been worked out. >> let's talk about this. our krb commentator and former lieutenant governor of south carolina joins us. and professor at moore house. why is president trump questioning the civil war? where did this come from? >> ien don't know he even questioned the civil war. he referenced an individual who had referenced the civil war, u be pi d

i uny d in some cases gng thrghouttprisons ourountry ver they'viteral taken towns and cities in the ute states. eyill be gone very qck. to woing wi d president sto aweart tfficki. both the unid at a colombia have stng law foement and security retionship. >> it was an honoro meet with u d your repseatives. eoe who have bn working with us a my reesentatives. ok forwardo nyor pructive meetings such as the e ushad. i ulli to thanyou very chorei athe white house, bng our gue. and i wouldikto congratulat winning the neleace pre. aieveme.reat much.e >> m president, i want to personallyor this wa a procte visi d r e strong support oiaas received fm ur administrati, om congress, people. amic [speaking spis for l o nions have had extraordinary friendship. we believe in the same democracy, of freedom, and rule of law. work so that the western hemisphere can be more and safe. have supported each other shoulder to shoulder at the at the request othe united states weenntru afgnian and today comb and t unitestes ar workingoghe to suppor entral americ in their figh agns drug cartels a the of organized

of state makesry some valid points about the the , but let's be clear, deflecting ut and it. overseeing rump is was ehavior while he walking around and looking like and the whole being iring issue was highlighted. so, now they are deflecting away from that issue nd how more and more information being relayed that is go og hat financially, as well as how he the election. so now all of a sudden, there is with -- piggyback and good.themselves look it is a joke, it is have and budget and they are rying to do population control worldwide. that is happening, they are killing people. host: all right. some other headlines today. resident trump is not the only american president who is traveling abroad, his redecessor, president obama, traveled overseas, different treatment of the two trips from different newspapers on the page of "u.s.a. today," it says a cold shoulder and warm barack obama and donald trump appeared in public at the same time in europe on thursday. reactions could not have been starker, the former president received a rock-star his successorlin, received a bewildered

iily the telisn,ut inudes nspaperan eeths d rll many people get their advice entertainment people and i ackgroundwhat eir is in politics. however, i do a l late night wrirsav portstcken sense ofumor rllyunnecessarynd yte televion such as whoopi gdberg sh, about is lics andhais nothe job. eertainb ito pits into ng enrtnmt d there are so hded ple that are toward the seandhey will follow tm because theyolics in or dress.eyct, look justo nse to it. nowounowhyhe sensible peoe fm wiscoin voted for trump. calr ntione gane wehowed u this les time mazine cover ais's work rgg a kmlin tetr and as youook at tha we'll go tthe next cl from charlest, westvirgia bill,emrats le. hi morng: good it's great to talk to you. listened toandierent elatio and onne, a and any time th media stas poinsothing tt the republics d trumon like, they claim it's a t fau. t you loo at trump's corrupt looat theact hillary won 3 mli more votes did. calk ery in step hs keand i loofor hito g imore troub wn overseas. that's all. host: the "wall street journal" toward irananctions are taking place, this over missile program.

thinkor that annumber of reon trump may tak atep israeli positioon number ofsss,ut tru has ou le to b thon to negotiate pce israelis d palestiaananthwhole peace.ongs for at if he's leo it, i d't it omhiill tr. st: on this trip,olaed move the embas to jerusalem, what do you thk topics d e poti t adminisation shou take on ose? gut: we, the embay,he site f the embas h bn .rsie the 1950s sdiheart oferusalem t arabia proposal sd shou be isel, soeaze butn mbic ise everyone, but sin agrees at the pti was i israel t in 1967 will alwayse rt that is the ud potion, you wou tnk our embassy was something we sul have done in the 10s and somhing we tay.do he u.s.osition is at is a fil salem issue, iselnnexed erusam thk jerusalems eternal pilf ra i mas sen for the united stes to recni that exactcontoursf rulewhere the city stops suburbs, pticulay ab bus begin isomethg r egotiatingable. hoan line, reblan cooksville, tennesse l, go ahead. ll: good morng instatn,is alha stuff you put out about o go init is a hoax 2018. i n't know wt going to happen- special counsel goes, of the ar --re was nhing there v

d is vy rustrang for t come hereeek afterweek d n do t busins of eeoe of t uted states ofmeca and one o tse ipedemes is have a president of the united states whosrygo foe andusthis congrs and manyths in his miisation do thingthat a n rht forhe people and this country. mr. carden: i tnkt's mportant for us ndstd that when d if you g an ptuty toead t gislation calledrumpce, you wilreali what it'bo tmp doesn ce ouour al ce. plase, jt read it. i alogize foralngbo e 4 mli-ps erican hoill lose their healtca if ts bill becomesaw ineed to remin you, ch indidu, u wi lelthe ability to se a doctor if this bi bomes law. pleaseplse hp s,ads an gtlen pleaseocus owhat going on re inasngtonndhat i t in ohere in whito. r ur sake a all of ou, i yildack. the speaker po mpore:or what rpe esheentlem from west virginise recognion >> pmission to adess t hoe fornmitend riz and tend m remas. the peerroemre without objectn. > ce stedepartment relio show that president s contins inflictg atrocities on his ow people. in t discovery of eual siteill ma i more diicult aout fothe tusands exuted by aad. accorngoumou n

ut that's not my decision. ms. pelosi: good morning, everyone. thank you for being here. we're honored to have some special guests with us today. maureen murphy, denise white-jennings, and emily. you'll be hearing from them. they're our v.i.p.'s, our very important people. we're honored to be joined by them. we're understanding that the republicans want to press forward with their latest version of trumpcare. as they do so they are threatening devastation in the lives of america's families. the latest republican plan to gut essential health benefits and protections for pre-existing conditions will make it impossible for millions of americans to afford the health coverage they desperately need. this is deadly. this is deadly. trumpcare means heart stopping premium increases for americans in anything from asthma to cancer and the list goes on on the alphabet. no band-aid amendment will fix it. if republicans have their way, americans with pre-existing conditions will be pushed off their insurance and segregated into high risk pools where they face soaring costs, worse cover

oforha 5muim uniewhe ildeve annsrietirt ee onheeetoonondeog anisisnorsl t domitecrs e rl thpeh iend ute e oar slorgast mm emi oal ciliti, d donra ami's cmientour sl ptns. thpridt llarcite t iugatn aew ceerntdeto fhtadal odatn mo esblhi a oerg e nt, r sl fen clinsai ab a ain fmta exemm. oswhustherrt inrptaonfelioto vae licaagda e esenlos rwd rtipinin ttt fum thou pplwhcod ve eehi rar tpelell erheor. thpridt llonnuon eralhe hwi mt thherede tre heildevererkathe ra meuancebre e iq hto o iaeanof e wi ppl ari'ffmi unakleonwi o cse al ithmileas lar at dheilme wi pmeinte nanhu th nhtthpridt d rsla wl inheri nierndrsetya aa iveinr. e llinmoin hwi pesnedef heilcoeyhegrme th es eonic wl gealtianears te spso ado ac heilvit e ur oth ho sulernday pye atheesrn wl. aninomthne d, e esenwiavanudnc wi topatheatan he lksorrdo leatg e nsvaonofatli inheorndisssg rae sssf tu coer se wch sfe -- smazela nht leinthvaca t esen wl eto e rdalecta oste d pe's.r . d wl etitthki ,npre misr bgi e adf at a gornntf e stoury t nollnc tillshohee pridt fo darngom fobrse. th hwi tvetohe.u hequte tme whhe pridt t eopn io anth

mike and wisdom are like ut ut-uh. >> i'm impressed and slightly scared at the same time. >> are you. >> yes. >> you can imagine? >> whatever speech she said she can do a five minute plaque. >> wow. >> 71. >> five minute plaque wisdom. five minute plaque at 71. >> i'm impressed. >> holly, thank you. >> you're welcome. >> oh, man, 4:42 is the time. still to come "fox news morning" united nations call a meeting to discuss nuclear ambitions of russia. >> and eating outside in one city coul be cleaner. >> as we head to break a live look across the d.c. region. 59 is the temperature. looking a little foggy out there right. i think the background you can make it through that fog. monday morning, let's do this. back after this caress, with floral fusion oil is more than one thing. it's soft skin and fine fragrance. discover more than one thing with caress. soft skin, fine fragrance. caress. >> united nation security council plans to hold urgent consultations on the north korea missile test. close united states, j

all of the players in the game to try to make sure we get there safely ♪ fairfax county showing off ututting edge technology. >> but it's not about automation. >> warping red light ahead. >> it's also about connectivity. about 200 people signed up for the event to take a test ride in audi, q 7 and tesla model x which is what is called level twol automation. they know to stay in a lane or brake all on their own. >> they stop so smoothly. >> i would be happy napping in the front seat as the car is driving. >> while level twos you see on the road and level five information is a car that pleatly drives itself and becoming a society where everyone gets around level 5 that would require tekt activity or communication between both cars. >> warning vehicle collision. >> and with infrastructure. >> it's red even though green the light. it knows it would be read by the time we got here. >> a company calls etransis involved in the market sbais and showed offer connectivety software. >> wow feel safe drive around in a world of automated cars? >> i would event. >> i what if there's a glitch. >> peo

ut everyone goes back to that distraction. it's just not true. i feel as though from the very this campaign there has been a lot of propaganda this country about democrats this, republicans that. is a huge division among he people of this country, the politics of this country. a hink that a lot of it is distraction from the issues that are really at hand. i feel this administration and has done parties nothing to serve the american perpetuating this decision. there needs to be -- mary.mary, specifically to the firing, support or oppose it? okay.r: i oppose it. here is why. was lotted o, comey by the president, the timing is suspicious. glad he got fired ecause now he can give testimony under oath. one is talking about rice, who refused to participate in the hearing. she is his superior or was his uperior, yet she would not allow him to go over the chain and -- nd host: do you mean susan rice? mary, do you -- caller: why not? st. go to john, john in paul, california, republican line. caller: good morning. comey should have been fired and i think i

. -- we know that has yet says. ,ut what about his jewishness practices question mark >> he belonged to the spanish portuguese synagogue in new york, the of this continuance synagogue in the united states. he cap the ticket. when he was in new york he is special -- occasionally went on the high holiday. he very rarely attended service. yet his bar mitzvah there. for the most part of mike who surveillance -- a trait -- cardozo would never serve a fork -- pork or shellfish in his home. by the way he was taken aback when on his first imitation to the grand prize -- when he came to washington, that's what greatness -- that's what was served to him. >> fair to say that didn't augur well for a close relationship between the two on the court. >> that's an understatement. on the court or off the court. remains -- when he died, the memorial service was bad spanish portuguese -- he remained a non-practicing orthodox jew. if and when he went to a synagogue, it had to be orthodox. worldosest friend in the was ernie lehman does lehman brothers, the other brother -- of herbert lehman, the governor

anthti inotoig f thvaese lie a t mes fhtot w o drs,ut w odr adctn.ntoakmo eecvend huneppacs o flo amics o e ffin ani okorrdo rkg wi a oyoonhi thk u. [alae] tnkouo chseto rr, anyo plseifoutainou at sve a cinarnd s lch st iyo stso u e sud g lch wl bk y iju a me wh nar rr. pas sy yr atas ncisei sve anyosoermu. noceom mo ysru asd m nd fly veigio e w rkim sshe isncofr.ru'rees isheleeseven tt . umhatrd iluce e veigioin lks tor.ru'asciesnd ruia thme gs o t foatn s rtf a per ai cat sbagtsonmpanusot ar wel hd icot crib edee o coertis. u n ador a nymeco e ithoe spdeby hi hseas ve aedr.om oanne seo dny iesgaon inudg e e voin gera fnn s t trhf o acra ptralf e nvsaonetenhe pridt d . cey stentrothwhe us e p moatn e us teigceomtt, am hi,po trertsbo thstyharede tmp ke tn-i decr me coy ndhenvtiti ait . yn iuswaedo ara w outsn e stect rertha t psintay vesk m ceyo op t fln veigio ifru ts ath diurngllatn athe esenmaha eag i mentfencorbsucon t iesgaon

political system in 1927, within a couple at the , the regulators commission are renewing carefully ut very stations t propaganda will not be allowd and in 1929 period, you had left wing stations, if i could use political term, owned by labor o in chicago, a eugene v. debbs near new york city. wanted free speech, they wanted to espouse their opinion. propaganda ubbed stations by the regulators, when to be they were told careful about expressing their opinions. sunday night on c-span's q&a. >> "washington journal" continues. host: joining us now, clarence "chicago tribune" and serves as columnist for the ublication, thanks for joining us. >> glad to be here. thank you. host: you have written about two involving violence over the last few days. et the stage as far as incidents and give us your take what is going on, especially in incidents. guest: what is striking, the killing that occurred at the maryland last week. it was one that has been linked the outright movement because is listed as a group of a facebook reich. in portland, we have a young man people, who were defe two peen -- ns

nicholson, he ut gave his assessment, let you hear what he had to say and get it. response to >> in your overall commander assessment, are we winning or losing? >> mr. chairman, i believe we are in a stalemate. >> thank you. >> and of course, our afghan sustaining e been ery significant losses and i'm not sure that's sustainable. the level of losses that the ana is experiencing. and mr. chairman, we're oncerned about the level of losses, the -- the current the level replaces of losses they're experiencing, however, it does not allow them full authorized strength, which they are below. according to the i.g.the 15% more ontrols territory than they did in 2015, do you agree with that? mr. chairman, i do. >> as you know, and the knows, 8400 troops and 5000 coalition troops, that is 13,300, and i'm fully aware, general, i know members are, numbers are just one parameter, it is what they do, equipdy do, how they are and all that, but it is important parameter. to gety more do you need this stalemate reversed? chairman, i have adequate resourcing in my counter mission, in

officerasham s so a uted statesaiforce veteran retired as a seniomaster sergeant wh years service. heill beemembered ris servi bh t communitys ole fir andor th country a vera mr. speaker, when our broers and sters are kild the in oduty,e can morli th by buildg monuments, w n remr em by renamg buildings, we n support em byaing fundstoel their wiwsanheir orphaned chldren. but mosmptaly, we can make sure weoll we can that th returhe at the e of e wch. protect theirit to raise thr ildren and their chdr'sight to be raised b them. and orhecouny tonow th w dllwean to make sure atha thin blue le esot break, that that thin blue le es not bend. that al os work togher a a nation tprotect thoswh protecthe safety a of us. i yield back. thspeaker pro tpo: e gentleman frolosiana rerves. he gentlem fmicgan is recognized. . nys: reserve. the eer proemreth gentlemafr michigan reers. the gentlen omouisia is regned. mr. hnn:hk u,r. speaker. we would el two minut t . amborn ocolorado. . mborn: i tnk my olleague f maging this me. mrspke every da urageous men a women in amica's lawnforcent leave theafety

about the economy, talk about that later, we covered everything from tax, you potential gas tax to tax ut, tax reform plan, but we wanted to touch on the question the idea of glass-steagall of breaking up big banks, something the the dent talked about on campaign trail, that was then, this is now, it is the end of april. about still thinking breaking up the big banks and he about es, i am thinking it, i'm talking about it as we speak. all right., he is, yeah, one thing to talk about something on the campaign another thing to say it is an issue you are considering in that moment, as we speak. thinking about what he's trying to do? i think we're waiting for a lot that.tails on but in the same breath, he said dodd e wanted to tackle frank and dial back a lot of that. so i think the range whaf we're at, right, is perhaps some sort of carrot and stick a little of this and that approach, he says there protection against the crisis, but dodd frank goes too far, something like in the foundry. administration may be move og this front and ou see movement among republicans to talk about bank regulat

ut again, this thing intrinsically bad. and when our distinguished mr. scott talked about, for preexisting condition and astronomcal cost, of allowing for -- that -- if that's what existed before the condition and astronomcal cost, affordable care act and that's why people didn't have it, because it was too expensive. it was endlessly expensive. and you know what else? they were deciding that if you were a woman sushted to domestic violence, you had a pe existing medical condition and you had to pay more. so it is about who decides what that is and that has been eliminated under the affordable care act. being a woman with a preexisting condition. and then sure. it.could never afford you could never afford it because it would be endless especially a time when your conditions worsened. it. you could never with with eople preexisting conditions. did you want to speak? >> i just want to make a comment. i don't think the senate is going to pass this bill in its present form. they may add amendments. i don't know, we'll see. but i wanted to add something to wh

ut there! op sfering wh hot ac. cool it yourself with a/c pro.oy the comfort of 2 times the cooling boosters from the #1 selling coldest air. nothing cools like a/c pro. >>> breaking news, president trump calling the russian investigation a witch hunt. this is cnn tonight i'm ben mclemore. don lemon. that's not all, president trump going on to say he was speaking for himself. wonder what staff thinks about that. meanwhile we're learning fired fbi zrektor james comey was so unnerve he

bi tt naxean rain mbek veth anshs op odit ilopesanlo a maulhis pped wer e rrt ve nugtoddsshe auoratn ut $3li or veea o acrdg ttestes o. rorfr tsea t baloofigayndrie ithunedtas an to36lirs e mistti a c coid penalio ll t sucreacge mt epn ndheacge llncdeth jt rod s. rptsndney ndssll e del veme llndhodonnue g rt mnt our iraruurth curosenvll t etllf ev aioweak o inasucrereta a pane h g tbe rtf e lu iotinsrtio stelolsreoi istute ts me oaha opedudt tso e me orapoatn mytaokho d n oplyriite nd r anortiaha d the nt mnetoe werealngbo mch o eier a a90r a 80 arth ty reot iotiha to mpl iup ed wt tse nsuconit. thmah aoiav thstpi oth tr ihi y kwatapnsheitoe pp. ddiototas d ca prriziruly fid sie meulaytoctndvegeddiol e instnto lplo t ga das arg llxanell ofheosbiti iwh thragornntano rtrs tlera fer stntitotr oprtits. aloponshlde e d ul't puueheani or tongroou wnees setocain yove mh rnin leeripn gas eripn r uny. rrlleurtoe nkg mosuomtt twoh u a pararuur headev h aem wiarsanfstcte. lo fwa twoinwi yoinoua y g ise. reyonicwi te hein i bk d rtfr baime wtoevy knstanthprle raicndonstn. entaedn 87 wn we th he-tp

ut there! stop suffering with hot ac. cool it yourself with a/c pro. in just 3 easy steps, enjoy the comfort of 2 times the cooling boosters from the #1 selling coldest air. nothing cools like a/c pro. thithis is the new new york.e? think again. we are building new airports all across the state. new roads and bridges. new mass transit. new business friendly environment. new lower taxes. and new university partnerships to grow the businesses of tomorrow today. learn more at esd.ny.gov mattress firmness? enter sleep number... she likes the bed soft. he's more hardcore. you can both adjust the bed for the best sleep of your life. save $700 on the temperature balancing i8 bed. ends sunday. go to sleepnumber.com for a store near you. yet up 90% fall short in getting key nutrients from food alone. let's do more. add one a day men's complete with key nutrients we may need. plus heart-health support with b vitamins. one a day men's in gummies and tablets. >>> shortly after jared kushner met with kislyak about setting up some kind of secret direct line for some

ut we had a good exchange. and still have a thriving economy and feed their families and have a prosperous families and ta is difficult. we had a good exchange and looking forward. immigration itself did not come up. migration has come up because of faces lenge that italy with north africa. reporter: how did the president respond to that? the secretary: he hasn't made a final decision and told the cardinal and also told the prime minister this is something would be taking up. it's an opportunity to hear from people and we are developing our own recommendation from him on that. reporter: when the president was leaving the meeting with the pope he said i'll remember what you said? > i do not know. >> does the president support article five of the charter? the secretary: we sort article 5. and the only time we invoked it was on 9/11. [indiscernible] the secretary: i don't want to tell you what is going to be in the speech. reporter: do you think the attack at manchester is going to change the talk? the secretary:

ut heroin is dramatically different. the northeast has had a problem generations but the midwest, the second line, the now ine which is highlighted going from low levels of heroin overdose. disparity that is not explained by a simple heroin transition. so in addition to that story, we have to tell another story. heroin is itself becoming a more dangerous drug. it is being contaminated with such as fentanyl and received orm that's very little press. fentanyl is integrated into the heroin supply. you don't ask for some funny street name for this new drug. heroin.nd buy and the heroin you get in that right town and the in massachusetts, for example, ou're going to get fentanyl contaminated heroin. it's a potent synthetic opoid. 100 times more powerful than stronger nd 30 times than heroin. is a long wave in late 2013. manufactured pharmaceutically created. this implies that there may be a heroin plus e fentanyl as the new heroin forward. in addition to the main chemical which is fentanyl, there's at two dozen analogs and th

ut -- we are ready to bring on that debate and listen to the american people because all along they have spoken out on this since the election. mr. hoyer: they are going down to celebrate something that mes way, way, way short of what the president looked the american people in the eye and said he was going to deliver. insurance for everybody at less cost and higher quality. this bill comes nowhere close to that promise. so they are celebrating a broken promise. ms. pelosi: tax breaks for the rich. reporter: republicans' signal, they voted to increase your premium and deductibles and bring back annual and lifetime caps and out in the sun in the rose garden toasting champagne and cracking cold ones, that's what they just the american people. the american people will reject that entirely. i'm glad you asked that question. mr. scott: you have to identify who is celebrating, who benefits from the bill? as steny just mentioned, higher costs, fewer people insured, policies cover less, children in intensive care units that run up their lifetime benefit before their first birthday, they don't be

sure, dras not helpful in getting thin done,ut wre still gettg this ne that'she imporntoint. reporter: mr. speer, a mber ofoneson leaders m wi the deputy atrn general re at the capitol last ght. were you at that meeting? wh'sour uerstanding about y d.o.j. tookhistep? the spear: w athe meeting. i don't commt ucmeetin th a cssie as i sd fo i belie that th professiolst the stice depament need too ei jobs indepeently, objectively, and thoroughly. i believe thepecial couel ich is rert muellenow, helps them dthat. reporter coneson veigatio the speake i dsn. 'rgoing kp these instations goi here. as i have always sa i think the teigence committee's the right place to do that. this is iestigation involving rsia, involving another countrinterferin wh our elections. so the intelligee committee in my onion ithe best place for that. these bipartin, bicameral investigations, house inlligence committee senate intelligence comttee are gng toonnue their veigations. rert: u didn't mention overghthe. anotheollow-up othat oversight chaian chaffz td me they'll meet aund june 30. es that present a

. ♪ makewith instant moisture utes from k-y ultragel. >>> a small plane exploded yesterday on a busy washington state. you see the pictures, you won't believe how this ends. here's carter evans. >> reporter: the fiery crash was captured on dash cam video. you can see the plane flying low and slow. it clipped some power lines, then a stoplight and bursts into flames before hitting the street. >> numerous phone calls coming in of a plane and at least two vehicles on fire. >> reporter: bystanders quickly extinguished the flames. amanda's van was clipped by the plane's wing. >> it looked suspiciously low, and a couple seconds later, i was like, it's too low. it collided with the telephone pole, it hit the ground and hit all the cars in the line, including our van. >> reporter: the pilot reported engine problems as soon as the piper cherokee took off. >> as he was losing power and couldn't restart, he began to descend and descend rapidly. he saw that the boulevard was clear and open roadway. >> reporter: both people aboard the plane walked away from the crash, including justin dunn away,

ut there! stop suffering with hot ac. cool it yourself with a/c pro. 3 easy steps, enjoy the comfort of 2 times the cooling boosters from the #1 selling coldest air. nothing cools like a/c pro. anyone ever have occasional constipation,diarrhea, gas or bloating? she does. she does. help defend against those digestive issues. take phillips' colon health probiotic caps daily with three types of good bacteria. 400 likes? wow! try phillips' colon health. laura: british airways says it's working to restore services by sunday. flights are canceled from heath heathrow and gatwick airports until sunday. the airline's website and mobile app are down and creating problems. protesters continue to clash with police in venezuela's capital. police officers are use water cannons and tear gas on the protesters. over 1,000 people have been injured and more than 2,700 have been arrested. the protesters want venezuela's president to leave office. >> from saudi arabia to israel to nato, to the g-7, we made extraordinary gains on this historic trip to advance the security@a

makewith instant moisture utes from k-y ultragel.i>you knmegared omega-3s... but did you know your eyes, your brain, and your joints really love them too? introducing megared advanced 4in1... just one softgel delivers mega support. >>> a near riot broke out last night at the ft. lauderdale airport after spirit airlines canceled nine flights. spirit blamed a job action by pilots. today a judge issued a temporary restraining order against their union. airlines ticket counter, fists and bodies were about the only thing flying last night. it erupted after a week of canceled flights at spirit airline hubs across the country, leaving travelers stranded. she has had three flights canceled. >> very angry, angry people. everybody had places to be and couldn't be there. >> reporter: they are blaming a contract dispute for the disruption. in a lawsuit, the airline says it has had to cancel 300 flights, impacting 20,000 passengers, costing $8.5 million in lost revenue. at ft. lauderdale

makewith instant moisture utes from k-y ultragel. >>> a unique foot race was run in italy.e and some other sneaker companies were trying to get one of their racers to complete a marathon in under two hours. the old record was 2:02:57. olympic champion came in 26 seconds short. dan jane could be son reports. >> got my gore-tex shoes on today. >> reporter: the morning after a late spring snowstorm in boulder, colorado. >> we get snow there sometimes. >> r >> reporter: for this pair running is more than a hobby. >> measuring his rate of oxygen consumption. they're studying ways to make runners faster. >> exactly on face. >> they're trying to solve a very specific challenge. bring it below two showers. >> 48 seconds. >> reporter: the world record is just a hair under 2 hours and 3 minutes. >> that's it. tighten it up. >> reporter: in a recently published study they found a few surprisingly simple changes in tactics and equipment could do the trick. first, if an elite worker wants to challenge the record, he has to find the right course. >> if you had a course that had the maxim

makewith instant moisture utes from k-y ultragel. you knmegared omega-3s...ut did you know your eyes, your brain, and your joints really love them too? introducing megared advanced 4in1... just one softgel delivers mega support. she pretty much lives in her favorite princess dress. but once a week i let her play sheriff so i can wash it. i use tide to get out those week old stains and downy to get it fresh and soft. you are free to go. tide and downy together. >>> in a developing story, today workers started repairing a collapsed tunnel at the hanford nuclear reservation in washington state. the tunnel contains rail cars filled with radio active waste and the ground above them caved in yesterday. so far there's no sign that the radiation has leaked. john blackstone was there. >> reporter: with a machine blowing mist to keep down dust, workers began filling the gaping four-foot square hole over the tunnel containing nuclear waste. basically pouring dirt in, that's the plan? >> yes. >> reporter: it doesn't sound like a very sophisticated solution. >> it's got t

makewith instant moisture utes from k-y ultragel. no! i don't want there to be white marks. ♪ nothing! there's nothing there! no dust, there's no marks... what is this? oh my god, it's dove! no white marks... ...on a 100 colors. ♪ >>> love can make us do strange things, but we found in court documents the story of a fbi translator who married an isis terrorist. dean reynolds has this. >> reporter: he is known in syria by the name abu talha. or in germany, a rapper. but in this country, he's individual a, a recruiter for isis. his calls for more attacks, which included threats against president obama as well as a beheading were enough to prompt a federal investigation into his activities. fbi translator, danielle la green from the bureau's detroit office was part of the team tracking him. she accessed three skype accounts but provided only two to the fbi. the third was hers alone. >> six months later, on june 11, 2014, according to court documents, green, a german speaker told her bosses she was leaving for a vacation in europe, but she r

eyantoeewhe lkin we ife eponoi wt i in hisoi tsewh ruias intoo meca tylrdyanngo i ritow ho: l'goo ntn utuinonernt od mni. caer gd rng,ir i nt t s, tmp u've tenheano r-la, ey wl'vead fi t heee tta thipele erheee tta tth at alofhirast tngi' spic myho filvod rru. ce omonraanel lvor weefoucotr bau stf s in oanth w era. iss ppedo ari. iss t ppedo an at a. he r ec a bans. t e n h j. pelecaed dn. ho: ec,oo mni. romndmiei thodth. ke yr ies osanyo enie cse f aevyby mpg thcae min thprlem isot wt um sa tthruia i iha habeelse ho: elaedhala pt. ll: the problem is the lea iunrminthpridt t utetasndis laonwi t rsis. atnfmaonhod t congutn pli ho:peinf e est heleheseangp r bitr orss t e o thee heetitthleerf e it abmite alabama, the line for democrats. good morning. time,: yes, time after trump has undermined his own presidency. he is the only man i have ever the city to walk down fifth avenue and murder an and people was still stand behind him. he would not lose support. this man has a mental disease. he is a bully. that is what i feel about him. call inmbo, our last this segment. if you want to continue

makewith instant moisture utes from k-y ultragel. and they happen easily.ther side of this... is they can be removed... easily. spray and wash's... powerful formula... removes over 100 stains. spray and wash. better on over 100 stains. >>> there's been new attention focussed on the world's oldest profession, prostitution. police are using new tactics to combat the trade and others are pushing to make it legal. lee cowen has both sides of the story. >> reporter: it was like any evening. mt. rainier hovered in the distance, and along aurora avenue, business was booming. every city has its underbelly, where sex is bought and sold. arrests are being made, but what might surprise you is just who's being arrested. it's not those selling sex, women and young girls, although to be clear, men are prostitutes, too. instead, seattle has shifted their focus to arresting the customers, those buying the women who are caught up in the trade. we're not trying to add to their burdens, we're actually trying to help. >> reporter: six years ago, seattle city attorney, pete hol

makewith instant moisture utes from k-y ultragel.: running battles continue in venezuela's capitol. they broke out a month ago when the socialist president tried to grab more power. at least 37 have been killed. yesterday, protesters were run down by an armored truck, and one was set on fire. food and medicine are running out. venezuela has among the world's largest proven oil reserves, and the economy cratered when the price of oil went down. for the first time, more than half the homes in the u.s. do not have a landline phone, only a cell phone. that's according to a study out today from the national center for health statistics. more than 70% of young adults have only the cell phone. kids love to show off new things at school, and in birmingham, england, seven-year-old anu couldn't wait to show friends her pink sports blade. her leg was removed soon after she was born. one by one, the other girls stepped up to give her hugs, and within a matter of seconds, anu was off and running, just one of the gang. we're off to the races next.

makewith instant moisture utes from k-y ultragel. where are mom and dad?d money on motorcycle insurance with geico! goin' up the country. love mom and dad' i'm takin' a nap. dude, you just woke up! ♪ ♪ i'm goin' up the country, baby don't you wanna go? ♪ ♪ i'm goin' up the country, baby don't you wanna go? ♪ geico motorcycle, great rates for great rides. you knmegared omega-3s... but did you know your eyes, your brain, and your joints really love them too? introducing megared advanced 4in1... just one softgel delivers mega support. no matter who was in there last. protection. new lysol power & fresh 6 goes to work flush after flush for a just-cleaned feeling that lasts up to 4 weeks. lysol. what it takes to protect. and they happen easily. the other side of this... is they can be removed... easily. spray and wash's... powerful formula... removes over 100 stains. spray and wash. better on over 100 stains. >>> one of the newest stars of country music is cementing his legacy. chris stapleton burst on the scene last year with his award-winning album "traveler"

makewith instant moisture utes from k-y ultragel. you knmegared omega-3s... you know your eyes, your brain, and your joints really love them too? introducing megared advanced 4in1... just one softgel delivers the omega-3 power of two regular fish oil pills... so give your body mega support with megared advanced 4in1. this clean was like pow! everything well? my teeth are glowing. they are so white. step 1 cleans. step 2 whitens. crest [hd]. 6x cleaning*, 6x whitening*á i would switch to crest [hd] over what i was using before. bite into magnum double cookies and cream... and unleash your wild side. made with cookies & cream ice cream and rich belgian chocolate. discover magnum. >>> there's been a nationwide effort, recently, to stop bullying in schools. tonight dr. john lapook shows it's beginning to pay off. >> reporter: the morning announcements in el cot, maryland start with a heavy dose of pride. >> we are ready to roar where we are filling our days with pride. >> the respect, integrity, determination and excellence, and these are characteristics that eve

watch that live on c-span 3, on c-span.org,ut app.span radio betsy devos, education secretary, will testify about budget at 11 a.m. in the house appropriations labor sub-committee. steve mnuchin, treasury secretary will be talking about budget, 2 p.m. in the house ways and means committee, watch that online, along with betsy devos testimony, also be showing it online at and 3 p.m. today, on c-span 3, you can watch the -- cuwatch the house appropriations homeland security hearings, where dhs secretary john kelly will be testifying about the budget in that agency. so you can be with us all dhs secretary day 2018 budget.ss we hope to hear from you over the course of the next 45 custart calling in. phone lines are open. e'll head first to windwood, pennsylvania, jim is a republican, good morning. caller: good morning, c-span. being there. russ a comment about the ian collusion, so-called collusion investigation. trying to get ahold of was essman ted lieu, who sure everybody was doing something wrong because he is a prosecutor. i think the democrat party and emocrats in general, a lot of my fami

makewith instant moisture utes from k-y ultragel. lysol max cover kills 99.9% of bacteria, even on soft surfaces. one more way you've got what it takes to protect. >>> homeland security officials briefed the airlines today on a proposal to expand the ban on laptops to include more foreign flights coming to the u.s. cbs news was first to report on the plan. here's transportation correspondent kris van cleave. >> reporter: the proposed ban is based on growing concern about an explosive getting past airport scanners. the ban, already in place at ten airports in the middle east and africa, prohibits electronics larger than a cell phone in the passenger cabin. if expanded it could potentially impact all of the 60 european airports with direct flights to the u.s. >> the bottom line is keeping terrorists with explosives off planes. >> reporter: john pistole is the president of anderson university and the former tsa >> just from london heathrow airport there's about 110 flights a day that fly to the u.s. it