host: jeff weaver. guest: i hope you would not jump ship and go with the republicans, especially if you find a positions to be repugnant. theie sanders is part of senate democratic leadership. he runs with the endorsement of the vermont democratic party. he ran in endorsement declare him a democrat last week. he raised money for democratic candidates. he received 42% of the vote in the democratic primary process. how could he not have a shot? i am a big believer of voters. given the outcome, 42% of the many members wanted a different selection. there is no doubt secretary clinton paid her dues. theypeccable resume, argued, the most qualified ever. it is a fair position on their part. we also wanted her to win. i was on tv all the time on the networks, advocating for secretary clinton's election. we have elections. people: with hard feelings. that is what -- people, way with hard feelings. that is what -- people come away with hard feelings. that is what democracy is. he is considering another run for th

host: jeff weaver.st: i hope you would not jump ship and go with the republicans, especially if you find a positions to be repugnant. theie sanders is part of senate democratic leadership. he runs with the endorsement of the vermont democratic party. he ran in endorsement declare him a democrat last week. he raised money for democratic candidates. he received 42% of the vote in the democratic primary process. how could he not have a shot? i am a big believer of voters. given the outcome, 42% of the many members wanted a different selection. there is no doubt secretary clinton paid her dues. theypeccable resume, argued, the most qualified ever. it is a fair position on their part. we also wanted her to win. i was on tv all the time on the networks, advocating for secretary clinton's election. we have elections. people: with hard feelings. that is what -- people, way with hard feelings. that is what -- people come away with hard feelings. that is what democracy is. he is considering another run for the pr

john weaver will talk to us about his living legacy. >>> this memorial day weekend as we honor tos thohoseho pay th ultimate sacrifice in the war, we speak to a survivor of the pearl harbor attack. >>> a crucial week for the trump administration beginning with pair of major international developments. >> moments after welcoming home an american detained in venezuela for two years, president trump is reviving home he is sitting down with north korea's leader next month, despite the fact that he cancelled the meeting last week. . >> we can be successful in the denuclearization of the korean peninsula. it would be a great thing for north korea and a great thing for south korea and great for japan and great for the world. it's moving along very nicely, so we are looking at june 12th in singapore. that hasn't changed. >> overnight, the president of south korea speaking about second summit with the north korean leader, this for the first time, and announcing if kim jong-un is still committed to denuclearization but one important caveat. cnn sarah westwood is live from washington. what does kim w

for viewers on c-span continuing on here, on the "washington journal" tomorrow joined by jeff weaver, the bernie sanders' presidential campaign manager. he will be joining tomorrow morning at 8:00 a.m. and joined by mark holden to talk about criminal justice reform. mark holden works with freedom partners. we'll have that discussion tomorrow morning. hope you join us for that starting at 7:00 a.m. eastern, 4:00 a.m. pacific. in the meantime hope you have a great memorial day. thanks for watching.. >>> throughout this memorial day c-span's cameras will visit the memorials around washington, d.c. here a look at iwo jima memorial dedicated to the u.s. marine corps depicting one of the most famous incident's of world war ii which took place on the island of iwo jima but the memorial dedicated to all marines. 2018 is the centennial year of u.s. participation in world war i. american history tv is marking the anniversary with many programs that seek to better understand and commemorate the great war. next on real america, two world war i scholars help explain what's happening in silent u.s.

are you going to follow jeff weaver's advice? >> i'm going to urge everyone to read the book.or me in my campaign. we started in that campaign, and i think 3 or 5% in the polls. we ended up winning 22 states, and 13 million votes, and jeff was one of the reasons we accomplished that. it's a good book. >> not really an answer to the question, but i understand you don't like answering this question. >> well, let me also answer this, jake. let me take this opportunity to wish my wife and all the mothers of this country a very happy mother's day. how is that for an answer? >> well, it's -- you went from a deflection to a pandering, so i love it. thank you so much, senator. i appreciate it. have a great mother's day to jane. thanks so much for joining us. >>> normally lawyers get you out of sticky situations, but rudy guiliani seems to get his client, president trump into more scandals. is he helping or hurting? that's next. but their nutritional needs remain instinctual. that's why there's purina one true instinct. real meat #1. a different breed of natural nutrition. purina one t

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jones to weaver is a diversity consultant joins me now from washington d.c. good to have you with us live on al-jazeera mr weaver if we just start with the starbucks and oreo so far a good p.r. stunt genuine remorse for the overzealous nature always employees and their reaction to two black men or is it a face saving act to reassure customers and investors. you know i think that there is a level of authenticity with this c.e.o. unlike other incidents that we've seen here in the states this c.e.o. stood up pretty immediately and said that this company would take action obviously this is obviously a p.r. tragedy that no company wants to face right but he could've just ignored it he could've just moved on we've had other incidents here particular yeah i think a great example is the waffle house horrible incidents there and their owners have really done nothing as a result at least was starbucks they've started to make a change in terms of taking the other president an act of shutting down thousands of stores having some level of racial bias training isn't enough

coming up as one, jeff weaver, campaign manager for bernie sanders 2016 presidential campaign discusses book. mark holden will be on to talk about efforts to reform the criminal justice system. be sure to watch "washington journal" live at 7:00 a.m. eastern this morning. >> coming up live on tuesday, the korea economic institute looks at u.s. military forces in south korea and what role they play as north and south korean leaders agreed to a peace deal. d.c., arom washington, discussion about politics, race, and civil discourse at 6:30 eastern. a group of warmer national security council members discussed the trump administration's counterterrorism strategy at new america at 12:15 eastern. >> watch our live coverage of the utah senate republican primary debate with mitt romney from brigham young university. listen on the free c-span radio app. make c-span your primary source for campaign 2018. >> all this week, c-span is featuring commencement speeches from around the country. oprah winfrey spoke earlier this month at unsc. she is followed by house majority whip steve scalise, deputy at

coming up tuesday morning, jeff weaver, campaign manager for senator bernie sanders 2016 presidential campaign discusses his new book, how bernie one. to mark holden will be on talk about his group's efforts to reform the criminal justice system. be sure to watch washington journal live at 7:00 eastern tuesday morning. join the discussion. all this we, c-span's featuring commencement speeches from around the country. oprah winfrey spoke earlier this month to graduates at the amber school for communication journalism. she's followed by house majority lsu, ande scalise at attorney joe koch it at uc hastings. [applause] oprah: thank you. it!did thank you. thank you, thank you, thank you. annenberg, ands a special thank you to the dean for inviting me here today. i say,the parents, again and faculty, family, friends, graduates. [applause] oprah: good morning. i want to give a special shout out, because i was happy that the dean invited me, but i was going to be here anyway. lovely one of my daughter girls attends the annenberg school of journalism and is getting her masters today. [applau

are you going to follow jeff weaver's advice? >> i will urge everybody to read the book.t is a very good book. jeff did a great job for me in my campaign. we started in that campaign and i think three or five percent in the polls and ended up winning 22 states and 13 million votes and jeff was one of the reasons we accomplished that. it's a good book. >> not really an answer to the question but i understand you don't like answering the question. >> jake, let me take this opportunity to wish my wife and all the mothers of this country a very happy mother's day. how is that? >> you went from a deflection to a pandering. i love it. thank you so much. appreciate it. have a good mother's day to jane, please. thanks so much for joining us. >>> normally lawyers get you out of sticky situations but rudy giuliani seems to keep getting his client involved in more potential scandals. is he helping or hurting? that's next. to pay the price for loving you? you'll make my morning, but ruin my day. complicated relationship with milk? pour on the lactaid. it's delicious 100% real milk, j

i take jeff weaver's point about trying to build a coalition where you both marry the issues around andose issues together are uniting progressive candidates to take on what we see as a real assault on democracy and a whole host of progressive values. >> it will matter where you're running, right? >> do we want candidates who will bring back voters we lost to trump? and that's entirely the wrong question. bernie sanders won in rural areas. the way to get to the people we have lost is to speak about a bold, progressive agenda. >> thank you very much for your time today. it was good to see you that morning, neera. >>> today is the day the first three episodes of why is this happening, my brand-new podcast, are now available for streaming. we have some amazing feedback from people who have already listened. thank you for that. if you haven't checked it out, you should. go to tune in, whatever you use to subscribe or listen, and let me know what you think. that is "all in" for this evening. >>> tonight as the president cries foul over the, quote, russian witch hunt, rudy giuliani tells nbc

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i worked for jeff weaver for 13 months and i was an adviser for bernie. what he says is right.d trump has proven that point on the republican side. he has spent election motivating the base to give them a reason for change. give them red meat. see if it works. i'm willing to go down that path. abrams is the person who can win georgia and amy mcgrath in kentucky is a veteran. she may be left but she has lived and bled for the country. that is the kind of people we need running. >> dana: if you look at the campaign they tried to recruit candidates that are veterans or have some moderate views i guess you could say and they are getting out there and well funded. they are campaigning tough. is there a possibility that republicans should not take a lot of comfort in the recent polls that show them doing better? >> i don't think there is any comfort for the republicans period in an election like this. the mid-term and the way it's structured run hard through to compete. but i think for what the dccc has done and with the democratic house candidates they have two problems. they are el

coming up tuesday morning, jeff weaver, campaign manager for senator bernie sanders 2016 presidentialhow bernie one. to mark holden will be on talk about his group's efforts to reform the criminal justice system. be sure to watch washington journal live at 7:00 eastern tuesday morning. join the discussion. all this we, c-span's featuring commencement speeches from around the country. oprah winfrey spoke earlier this month to graduates at the amber school for communication journalism. she's followed by house majority lsu, ande scalise at attorney joe koch it at uc hastings. [applause]

this morning on c-span "washington journal", jeff weaver, bernie sanders 2016 campaign manager said thevermont senator is considering a run for the presidency in 2020. here's a look. >> will voters get another chance to vote for bernie sanders and 2020. >> motors in vermont will coming up in november. nationally, he is considering another run for the presidency and when the time comes, i think we will have an answer to that. right now he is still. [inaudible] >> you can watch "washington journal" every morning from seven until 10:00 a.m. eastern on c-span. coming up tonight on c-span, we look ahead to the midterm elections with campaign 2018. we will take you to utah where republicans mitt romney and state lawmaker michael kennedy take part in a debate ahead of the june 26 primary election. the two candidates are running to replace retiring senator orrin hatch. you can see that debate live beginning at 8:00 p.m. eastern on our companion network. also tonight at 8:00 p.m., president trump campaigns on his make america great agenda at a rally in nashville tennessee. live coverage online a

jeff weaver joins me. i'm honored to have you. congratulations on the book. >> thank you. >> dana: president trump had the element of surprise in 2016. >> i think he was surprised when he won. >> dana: they are not going to have the element of surprise in 2020. >> right. >> dana: as i understand it, it's like a traditional marketing campaign. people go from reluctance to neutrality and they hope to acceptance. his poll numbers are better and gallup saying the president at 43% approval up from 39% last month. generic congressional ballot showing the democrats lost ground with only being three points up if the election were held today. what are your thoughts on that? is that real? how is the revolution on your side working on it? >> the polls will go up and down a lot between now and election day. a long time to go in politics. we are in mid-may and that is an eternity in politics. he will have better weeks and not so great weeks. but in the real world the enthusiasm and energy on the democratic side is incredible. in a midterm elec

coming up tuesday morning, jeff weaver, campaign manager for 2016or bernie sanders presidential campaign discusses his book. mark holden will be on to talk about his efforts to reform the criminal justice system. be sure to watch washington journal live at 7:00 a.m. eastern. join the discussion. >> coming up live on tuesday, the korea institute looks at u.s. military forces in south korea and what role they play as leaders agreed to a peace deal. heather wilson talks about the importance of u.s. military alliances. nader from arena stage and washington dc, and discussion about the politics, race and civil discourse, that begins at 6:30 eastern. a group of national security council members discuss the trump administration's counterterrorism strategy. posted by america at 12:15 p.m. eastern. >> watch our live coverage of the utah senate republican primary race with mitt romney and mike kennedy from regular young university, tuesday at 8:00 p.m. eastern on c-span and c-span.org or listen on the free c-span radio app. make c-span your primary source for campaign 2018. >> president trump was

. >> weaver a couple of lanes blocked on the san mateo bridge and so far hasn't caused a huge backup. it stretches all the way across. if you look across the span, you can tell there's a big backup waiting for you. we'll tell you more about that and a couple other actions that popped up. >>> after a sunny and warm monday, we have a little change here today and that change is in the form of low clouds. tough to see but they are moving in especially near the coast and parts of the bay. >>> 49ers linebacker reuben foster is due in court today but whether the domestic violence charges will change now that his girlfriend has recanted her story. >>> president trump will make a big announcement on the iran nuclear deal today. the big question is, will he stick with it or get out? >>> thank you for joining us on "mornings on 2". it is tuesday, may 8. i am pam cook. >> i am dave clark. >>> the president is set to make a big announcement on the future of the iran nuclear deal. >> there is a lot of speculation he will scrap the controversial deal, despite last-minute lobbying.

brad eddie and rachel weaver are their mentors. >> everybody knows how it feels to be in transition, and, you know, whether it's something that we might experience like a new job or a new neighborhood, we just wanted to try to ease that transition. >> reporter: brad and rachel more than eased that transition. they became family, there for major milestones. >> she was the only family member who attended our graduation of our son. really, that's something that touch us. >> when jeremy was born, the first person i called, it was rachel. >> you called her because she's family? >> yes, yes, that's why i called her. >> reporter: brad feels the same way. >> i think we both feel like we have people we can count on and depend on and talk to. >> pittsburgh welcomed you? >> yes. >> reporter: once strangers now family making the world feel a tiny bit smaller. i'm feeling pretty welcome. got a hi from the guy in the floating tiki bar there. i want to say a big thanks to the people of pittsburgh that came out and our partners at wpxi for their warm welcome. we'll see yonow: good evening and thanks

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film called counter-measures which had been scripted in green day it was going to star sigourney weaver she did davis and it was you know big big production but it was on an aircraft carrier and it referred to iran contra the cia gunrunning scandal involving iran.

donna weaver says it startled her and her dog. >> it was really loud. >> reporter: what did it sound? >> it sounds like a big boom. just boom. >> reporter: given the complaints come from communities that are miles apart, the state police are investigating and the atf and fbi are assisting. in richland township the chief says two of his officers heard the sound, one seeing a flash. >> there was a flash of light and maybe several seconds before he actually heard the sound and then the other officer who was further away heard the sound later than he did, and they both thought it was coming from different directions. >> our thanks to john rollins there. police say the sounds are not heard every night and some people hear them while their neighbors do not. some speculate it's drilling or explosions or even space junk. >> space junk? >> space junk, yeah, totally but right now authorities say it's certainly a mystery. >>> federal prosecutors are now investigating sexual abuse allegations against harvey weinstein. this comes as a grand jury in new york is seeing evidence by the manhattan dis

deepts and weaver and santa maria were fired and facing criminal charges. osborne kwas not charged criminally. brian balancinger is the superintendent. he says his vice principle contacted him after calls to the high school from community members outraged about osborne's hire. some commenting on gust ien police department facebook post have. >> it's not the way you want to ideally learn about something in somebody's background. >> balancinger says he spoke with the police chief and city impairing. >> they confirmed they knew they lost his job yes. again we have been assured they've gone through an extensive background check and that there wasn't something there that would preclude them from hiring him. >> neither of the police chief more the city manager responded to our requests. osborne's attorney told abc 7 news she believes the police department made a good decision to hire him. osborne will fill in as sro through the end of the school year. balancinger says he will work with the police department to hire a new sro next year. in gust ien, melanie wood r

comments on them and about the book at gmail so all the it is awful mr weaver it is awful miss you so walk at the root of all. the. keys on a cute since you yeah so our quote of the day on the divorce rate in the two months just look at the form as you said. interest rates or less are sort of all to do more good enough. thanks to the network he's built up the businessman has even opened a gallery on the cable ten the antique dealers district one of paris's most prestigious addresses he takes us there. he wants to show us how well established he is and how he buys and sells some of the most renowned names in painting and sculpture. and i have to tell you we hate it because if i thought i'd try to do all. the gallery director greets us. the gallery house a significant and very expensive works this marble sculpture of eve is by august or done it's already been reserved by an asian client. so as you note on that bomber almost eighty it.

the video came from a surveillance camera that also captured deputies weaver and santa maria striking pettrov. the allegations that he gave pettrov's gold chain to a homeless. osborne was not charged criminally. superintendent says his vice principal contacted him after calls to the high school about community members outraged about the hire. >> it is not the way that you would ideally want to learn about something in somebody's background. >> reporter: he spoke with the police chief and city manager. >> they confirmed that they knew that he had lost his job, yes. there wasn't something there that would preclude them from hiringthem. >> reporter: neither the police chief nor the city manager responding to our request. osborn will fill in as sro through the end of the school year. in gustine, melanie woodrow, abc7 news. >>> israeli officials say -- response to the u.s. withdrawal from the iran nuclear deal. military officials say its rocket defenses intercepted some of the incoming projectiles. this is the first time iranian forces have ever fir directly on israeli troops. jerusalem ha

the video came from a surveillance camera that also captured deputies weaver and santa maria strikingllegations that he gave pettrov's gold chain to a homeless. osborne was not charged criminally. superintendent says his vice principal contacted him after calls to the high school about community members outraged about the hire. >> it is not the way that you would ideally want to learn about something in somebody's background. >> reporter: he spoke with the police chief and city manager. >> they confirmed that they knew that he had lost his job, yes. there wasn't something there that would preclude them from hiring them. >> reporter: neither the police chief nor the city manager responding to our request. osborn will fill in as sro through the end of the school year. in gustine, abc7 news. >>> israeli response to the u.s. withdrawal from the iran nuclear deal. military officials say its rocket defenses intercepted some of the incoming projectiles. this is the first time iranian forces have ever fired directly on israeli troops. jerusalem has retaliated with rocket attacks near damascus

and i'm talking to everybody adam schiff talking to adam schiff mansi pelosi i was talking to jeff weaver who is bernie sanders campaign manager bernie sanders campaign manager i did my oppression for him so we had it we had i really was having too much fun there you know i was talking to all things i was having too much fun and then i went out after meeting everybody tom styer jimmy hoffa who who i know for ever and i was actually reporting for jimmy door at the same time i had a camera in my pocket and we were doing a live stream where jimmy door show so now i go into the main room alley vashti he's talking to me everybody is talking to me and like i sit down i have dinner steak in and great they have wine everything and i felt really bad i went to the c.n.n. table and i talked to that guy mani raw who called pronounce my name like i was a russian agent like they're rascality you know. and then i'm talking to joe johns kate baldwin chrysalis i'm sitting at their table and they're about to get the big award and i just couldn't you know take it anymore you know. julian assange is sitting

donna weaver remembers how loud it seemed. it startled both she and her dog. >> it was really loud. >> reporter: what did it sound like? >> it just sounds like a big boom. like boom. >> reporter: given the complaints come from communities miles apart, state police are investigating, and the atf and fbi are assisting. in richland township, the chief says two of his officers heard the sound, one seeing a flash. >> there was a flash of light. maybe several seconds before he heard the sound. and the other officer who was further away heard the sound later than he did. and they both thought it was coming from different directions. >> reporter: the booms or blasts or whatever they are, are not occurring every night or at least people are not calling the police every night. and while something has been heard in multiple locations, not everybody is hearing it. on this particular street, five people told us they have heard the sound. four others say they didn't hear a thing. in milford township, channel 6 action news. >> so they hear i

siingorny weaver. that's when i was a crush.ike the brady bunch? it was like sean cassidy. he was on tv. >> greg: he was a hardy boy. can you name the other. parker stephenson and once married to kristry alley. >> dana: then i put alex p. kea ton. >> jason: i did dig marsha brady can then farra fa wcett. >> greg: i had mrs. howell. she is on a deserted island and she had everything and put together as an older one. >> dana: we did the gill begans island. and this is better from alex. if you had to exist in a reality based off a movie or tv show, which would you choose. i kind of know what dana is going to say. >> dana: nashville. >> greg: you could live in that show. >> dana: i could live in that show. the record label. i would do pr, they need help. >> greg: i was going to say little house on the prairie. >> kimberly: no, i like running water. >> greg: jason? >> jason: lost. that is a great show. >> greg: that is not a happy existence. >> jason: no, i like to fight. >> dana: you like the show. >> greg: guy is runing for congres

by the mid 1930s a black cabinet formed including individuals such as william hastings, robert weaver, and but then. in addition to making 36 report, paired by the national power -- colored committee revealed that in addition to more noted like leaders such as bethune and we were there also african-american advisers in the wpa, the treasury department, and other essential agencies. as progressives as these developments were the roosevelt , administration could never commit to the full advance of civil rights agenda. the political composition of congress posed the most preventable obstacle to the passage of racial legislation. during both of the roosevelt and truman administration, southerners accounted for no less than 40% of democrats in congress, sharing about half of the committee. scientistsitical remarked that even at the apogee of the new deal, the democratic party required the acquiescence of southern representative. who, as potential coalition partners for republicans, could block the national program. on a personal level, franklin roosevelt never endorsed civil rights as a pr

. ♪ red white and blue ♪ >> kingsley weaver singing to the american flag in north carolina. always on the lookout for flags and stops to honor it when she sees one. this blurry picture showing teeth marks left by a shark, a 7 foot shark chomping down on a teenager on vacation in florida. but this won't ruin his life for his phone. he still wants to visit disney world, not calling it a day yet. the latest fashion trend is a shirt on a shirt. twitter blasting the $1200 t-shirt saying the model looks as confused as we are but mandy right anyone who doesn't like the hashtag double shirt can fight me. what do you think? i think it is rather ridiculous, $1200. that wraps up this our of "fox and friends first". "fox and friends first" continues right now, have a great day. rob: it is tuesday, may 29th, and urgent search for the brave veteran swept away in a wall of water. after a devastating flash flood turned a maryland city into a raging river pushing cars down the street. jillian: high-level talks between us officials and north korean negotiators. a close confident of kim jong u

al weaver from the washington examiner. >> senator, good to see you again today. >> thank you. >> i want to ask about one race in particular. the one in florida. that's oftbviously -- when you talk to republicans, that's a race they feel better about during the day. i think rick scott spent about a million so far and he put up numbers in the first three weeks. what's your level of concern right now there? i mean, you know, did that race slip under the radar screen for you guys? >> no. look, republicans should not be feeling better about the situation in florida. look, bill nelson knows he's got a very tough race on his hands. that's not a secret to anybody. but you mentioned the amount of money that rick scott has spent. and we expect him to spend a lot of money. i mean, rick scott has got a ton of money. that's kind of what he's known for. spending his own money to try to get himself elected. and if you look at his prior races, what's interesting is that in each case he dramatically, dramatically outspent his opponents. but won by just one point. and i want to emphasize this. those were

bernie sanders former campaign manager jeff weaver here to weigh in. about me ♪ how do you win at business? stay at la quinta. where we're changing with stylish make-overs. then at your next meeting, set your seat height to its maximum level. bravo, tall meeting man. start winning today. book now at lq.com steve: this is national police week but our next guest honors law enforcement every day. hometown hero matthew created the children's clothing line and the profits help families of law enforcement officers who have died in the line of duty like his daughter-in-law, a palm springs california police officer who was killed in october of 2016. hometown hero matthew zeribe joins us now. good morning to you. >> good morning. steve: let's go back to october of 2016. tell us what happened to your daughter-in-law, the officer that day? >> leslie had just returned from maternity leave. she just gave birth to our granddaughter four months prior. and she and her partner were responding to a domestic violence call and family said the son was acting crazy former f

and the president is a great bobber and weaver. president clinton was and he gave long, narrative answers. that was difficult. what was your second question? >> with regard to setting a perjury trap, would that be something prosecutors would do. >> well, there's very you know, the name perjury trap is thrown, the term is thrown around incorrectly. almost no such thing. you have to have no reason tr calling the witness in other than catching him for perjury. you have to know everything else about the case and the sole reason you're calling him in is for that. never the less, bob mueller, most of the people he's indicted, he's indicted for lying to the government, so you would want to be very careful. i look at these questions and it's just they're very broad questions. and they're broad but they're all also, they go into great detail over a great range of suspec subjects. bob mueller has shown no hesitation to indict people for that. now, remember, yes, apparently, mueller has decided according to giuliani he can't indict a sitting

. >> barbara bush never looked quite like sigourney weaver. >> let's get back to the border and whatons said. >> by the way, i do need to say on the chip, it may be this is just budget gimmickry rather than actually cutting funding. because these are kind of special in case of emergency funds -- >> if it comes, item be there. >> look, we heard the first lady speaking with passion and i'm sure sincerity about how we need to protects the most vulnerable and fragile among us who are children. >> and she's an immigrant. >> right. and you now you take people coming across the border with their children. why are they coming across the border with their children? to try to give their children a better life, which is what parents want for their children everywhere, and you're going to try to deter them, and this is sort of the best case scenario excuse they use. well, if they know they're going to be separated, they're going to be deterred from coming. but what kind of country behaves this way? and i think that the disconnect between the first lady one hour and the attorney general on the ot

julie: al weaver, great to see you. thank you for sticking around for the duration of the show.hank you, julie. julie: the european union today seeking to reassure iran it intends to keep to the nuclear deal even after president trump announced the us was pulling out of the agreement. the eu top energy officials say it will stick to the deal as long as iran continues to keep its promises. mike has more from jerusalem. reporter: julie, european union has now committed to undermining president trumps position related to iran nuclear deal. miguel, top energy efficient with you when said that the eo essentially wants to salvage the joint conference of plan of action the president trump pulled out of the deal struck in 2015 iran temporarily halted its nuclear ambitions in exchange for the lifting of western sanctions. now, european leaders say they will try to keep the oil trade and investment swelling but it will be difficult to do without the united states. >> after the iran deal we agreed that we will stay in the agreement as long as iran remains fully committed to it. reporter: p

the weavers were not well treated either, breaking machines did not get them anywhere. the coal miners were not treated well anyplace and not telling their kids that they had to go to college was a big mistake, they kept saying, you will get my job, they never should've wanted that job anyway, but they did not send them to college, that is a big thing about that on the news yesterday about how training and education is the key to breaking the cycle of poverty. that is my call to arms, now is the moment for us to really support this stuff, we will have plenty of chances, especially within an administration that wants to go in the wrong direction. they need to hear unequivocally from everyone in this room, on every other issue you would not have to take one second to oppose the party of trump. do not blink on electricity and energy issues. thank you. >> [ applause ] okay, we have some time for a couple of questions of our panelists, i would throw it out to the audience to see if there are questions, if not, i have a couple of my own. any questions? okay. we do have a ques

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defense attorney dariel weaver told the jury that when she read carefully through all the prosecutionwhat jumped right out at her. >> when you take a good hard look at their evidence, when you see that they've interpreted the evidence to fit the conclusion that they drew in the first 12 hours of this case, you see that all it is is assumptions and suppositions and cut corners. >> reporter: but, said the defense, if the jury looked at facts and not assumptions, they'd see ralph's story about what happened to pam had to be true. remember those two men fingered as possible killers? they had records, drug offenses, burglaries. >> she walks in on a burglary. burglaries aren't uncommon in walsenburg especially with all the drugs around. >> reporter: then, said the defense, one of the bad guys saw pam and -- >> he hits pam in the head hard. he's standing there in the kitchen, fire poker in his hand, wondering what to do. >> reporter: the robbers must have thought pam and ralph had already left on vacation. >> this family was supposed to be gone. that was the talk around town. >> reporter: so

our demand is weaver store that funding, fill these gaps. right now, we are hemorrhaging teachers.e continue to lose incredible teachers every day. at the end of all this, who are really hurt are the students. they are losing their chance at an academic future. we are looking at this budget being proposed. originally, the governor said he would invest 62 $5 million in education, we are now up to $406 million in this total package. we have pushed the legislator as far as they can go. they can fix this by now but they have done as much as they are willing to do, and that is due to our movement. they were set on a $65 million package. that was it. now we are here. it is truly amazing. --n: in terms of the perfect participation levels, have you seen any of this waning after dragging on for several days? noah: we really have not. we have had support of the capital. we had more numbers on monday then friday. it continues to grow. right now, educators are beginning to realize our legislature will not solve this issue. they see these people, what they are doing to our system, and are more