i reintroduced this measure this year with senator whitehouse. the bill before us is almost the same as the one that the judiciary committee cleared by voice vote in the 114th congress, and it's very similar to the one we hotlined last year. we hotlined it in february, and all the members of this chamber had six months to review it. we had one objection, and we cleared it earlier this week. the bill would extend a federal law known as the juvenile justice delinquency prevention act for five more years. the centerpiece of this 1974 legislation which congress last extended 15 years ago in 2002 is its core protection for youth. these core protections call for juveniles to be kept out of adult facilities except in very rare instances. they ensure that juveniles will be kept separate -- separated from adult inmates whenever they are housed in adult facilities. they call for reducing disproportionate minority contact in state juvenile justice systems and states adhering to these requirements receive yearly formula grants to support their juvenile justi

so you have the second level departing whitehouse aide charging that the whitehouse has been captured by the globalists, the knee oh conservatists, the enemies of the steve bannon nationalists. if you want to appeal the base, you please the social conservatives with the bannon trans genders of the military then you pardon sheriff art pie pie -- our pi arpaio. and you say obama's plan to protect the children of undocumented immigrants, that may be going by the wayside. that's all about shoring up the promises you made to be tough on immigration and to side with the social conservatives. >> sreenivasan: why do that on a friday night literally as a hurricane is coming to shore? >> for anybody else, you'd have the suspicions that he was trying to hide it. but remember trump all but announced he was going to issue that pardon at a very well covered ruckus rally in phoenix. so with trump, there was something about friday night because it's been happening all summer where everybody else goes home and he's left alone with his iphone and the tweets and decisions start coming. >> sreenivasan: l

wasn't the media trying to get not necessarily throws logs they're suing for but in general the whitehouse visitor logs. >> well the media is a very big term. i would not put public citizen in category of media. they're an advocacy group or watch cog group but yes you know what people have been trying to get more information out of the white house not less and this has been a continuing story line throughout the shore history of the trump administration they have not been as form coming and reason a lot of people in the media had a lot of problems with the obama administration of what was perceived become then as not as administration thought they were. this was completely different category what public citizen is saying now in the lawsuit alleged is information that was previously available is not available and who exactly is on the logs. it's going to be interesting for sure. >> indeed. >> fits thank you very much. stay cool. havana made it 1 hour 18 minutes and 5 seconds the trump administration is tightening policy over cuba and among the changes president wants to prevent american tou

press corps was an an -- i wonder if the whitehouse correspondent dinner will exist, what happens. that was november. and then almost at the -- >> we were not going to be asked to host it. >> we were not going to be asked to host. >> we sort of taken it for granted. >> rose: why wouldn't you pea -- be asked to host it. >> because donald trump as president would never ask. >> rose: are you saying that colbert and everybody was asked to host. >> that was a decision instantly regretted i think by the administration. >> i think there was research -- >> rose: you were never asked -- >> we were laughing about it and simultaneously we thought we should have our own. we should make sure. >> it would be something nice to do that night. >> yeah. and so we got so excited about it. sometimes we can get very excite about something right in that moment you know it's just the right ... we were all smiles. we needed something. we had just come off of the election and we needed some joy on the calendar and we landed on that idea in that moment we knew we would do it. >> rose: what is amazing, we do

senator whitehouse is interviewed by new york times investigative reporter ache lipton. >> i want totart off by asking why did you write this book. simple question. >> i was getting disturbed at the frustration about the republican government.

visitor logs were key pieces of evident that intern monica lieu inski was entering the whitehouse during the affair she had and clinton tried to cover that fact up. though, flash forward and determining whether logs should be private and personal information. >> i think it's information to be made public. >> i don't think we need to know everything detail of nerve that is done part of national skubty. >> for sure it should be. >> why are they trying to keep this information private. >> so we wanted to know what the whitehouse and secret service had to say about this today. neither one granted our request for an interview that may surprise you. however the secret service did get back us to with a statement that was not very long. they said on mipding lit. >> tom fitzgerald, "fox5 local news". >> developing tonight, police are searching for the us is secretary who vandalized a building near a george town university track. someone wrote anti-dynamic the the graffiti was move and georgetown release aid statement saying the police department is coordinating closely with mpd and offer ago sign

senator whitehouse. >> thank you, chairman and thank you to the witnesses for being here. was struck by mr. ellis's comment that he can remember wooden piping coming out of the ground. i represent and have the same memories from my days doing water utility rate cases. it's still not so great. here is a piece of pipe that came out of the kingston water district. the manager, henry meyer, sent me that to remind me of what was doing on. that site dps back to the 20s. as you can see, it's filled in pretty good. this is from old kingston village. this piece of pipe comes from kingstown road. as can you see from the side, this is plastic piping. this is much more recent. but check it out. look at the size of the remaining aperture in that pipe. so these pieces of pipe are kind of touchable evidence of the problems that we have and the scope of the possible infrastructure solution we could have. i wanted to flag that particular situation. i also wanted to flag another situation that is more a problem in our coastal states than in other states, and that is that -- let me show you

move on. >> bannon will be more influential with news. >> there's a lot of less handcuffsed in the whitehouse president trump travels to feeb imfor a rally and city's mayor says he's dispointed mr. trump is still healing from the charlottesville and is asking them to reconsider. washington, lauren demarco, fox >> up next at 10:30 we're helping you get ready to en enjoy. mondays he lipt in stale. >> i can't see anything this knees. >> just don't get up and w walk. >> experts for the drive, desserts and drinks. coming up >> i can't see a thing. >> unless you're looking at the sun apparently. >> child week on wall street the do you moveing a bit off the flows sparked by news that steveianon was removed from the staff. it was still rough for stocks. all finished lower. meanwhile here's something drivers have not seen rec recently. how about this. lower gas prices and the national average for regular unleaded droping a bit this week. gallon will cost you $2.34 and choppers feel better about spending more at least for n now. consumer sentiment raising in the month of august with more americans feel

up next, on afterwards, rhode island senator sheldon whitehouse officers his thoughts on how the government is impacted by corporate money and special interest groups in his book "captured". senator whitehouse is interviewed by new york times investigative reporter ache lipton. >> i want to start off by asking why did you write this book. simple question. >> i was getting disturbed at the frustration about the republican government. the real problem isn't the government but the corporate forces. if we can get them where the founding fathers thought, which is out of elections and politics >> you want to go way took to your beginnings. your dad went to jail. he was a diplomat in laos and thailand. tell me about your upbringing and the process of living through the experiences you lived through you developed these ideas. >> growing up in foreign service i saw two things, we were always in dangerous places. growing up, you cannot go to the hospital if you are sick, or go to the movies, if somebody got bit by a dog you had to go through the rabies series because it was probably rabid. people did

who do you have reading next in the whitehouse staff report.s what i keep in mind in decent of res habit. whenever president trump get rid of someone the bird was pulling up in honor of steve bannon. bar started tradition after app tony skar was let go. >>> statue of supreme court justice roger taney was brought down in annapolis. they said his legacy could not be honored. 18 >> unfortunately that was decision i think that was might andn't i think it's a reminder of terrible situation. >> i'm wick with ed happy to see this happening and it's way too late. we have to get over our differences and fix this country. >> i'm really glad to see it gone very plan pi. there's no place to be here this is supposedly so-called free state and dread scott decision was exactly opposite that. >> well put. >> while robert eerks lee statute could be coming down -- the city's mayor aremoval of the chapter before i pat the mayor is talking about about emergency session to change the law and allow the city confederate monuments and making everyone realize how there

one explanation offered by some people in the whitehouse or "the washington post" today that he seesming disaster and so he's going to distance himself. you cannot distance yourself as a president from ur own administration. >> woodruff: but again, referring to this washington post story, david, the theory is that the president's going to be able to point the finger at those republicans who messed this up. didn't get the job done. >> i don't think theory or strategy would be worse, i think it makes him feel good to get into a shutting match with mitch mcconnel over the investigation of russia. aside from the legislative agenda the biggest event looming in washington these days is the mueller investigation. and if there's some sort of bringing impeachment of the u.s. senate who he's working really hard to offend they are the jury at the owned of the day. so it's just crazy necessary to offend those people. and but yet he's doing it a short term. it's a matter of not strategy but psychology. >> woodruff: in the meantime his administration is moving in a conservative direction. lisa da

. >> steve ban john out the chief strategist is the next white house figure to leave the whitehouse and while he'll go to war for the president. >> powerball jackpot continues to grow no one has won since june making this the fifth largest in the game's history. here's a question. what would you do with a half billion dollar jackpot. weigh in icing the #fox29goodday. >>> here's what i would do. buy a new comb this has statistic in it y hair is a mess. >> no, it's not. >> you know why? because it rained. >> we have a lot going on. humidity and rain. >> a lot of rain. >> good morning, it's saturday, august 19, 7:01. wild weather across the area now. loud thunder, bright lightnin lightning, drenching rain. after it all stops we have to show you what happened. once the sky cleared up check that out. you guys sent us in these photos and the videos from center city cherry hill and collingswood. rainbows in the sky. scott. >> lots of rainbows across the area, lauren, we'll talk about the science behind those rainbows coming up. a live look right now outside of the studio showing return of suns

senator whitehouse. thank you, mr. chairman. thank you two other witnesses for being here. was struck by the comment that he can remember wooden piping coming out of the ground. i represent rhode island and i have the same memories from my days doing water utility rate cases. it is still not so great. as a piece of pipe that came out of the kingston water district. henry meyer said in a turbine to what was going on. that goes back to about the 20s. as you can see, it's still been pretty good. this is from old kingston village from the kingstown road. as you can see from the side, this is plastic typing. this is much more recent. check out the remaining aperture and not pipe. these pieces of pipe are kind of touchable evidence of the problems that we have in the scope of the possible infrastructure solution that we could have. i wanted to flag a particular situation. i also wanted to find another situation that is more a problem in our coastal states than in other states and that is -- let me show you what this is. this is a map of rhode island. this is the northern part of

at the whitehouse. >> sheriff joe can feel good. >> president trump made his plans clear at a campaign rally in phoenix on tuesday. >> do you know what, i'll make a prediction, i think he's going to be just fine, okay. >> after the running of his presidential pardon late friday joe arpaio made his feelings clear too. >> i always said regardless of pardon or no pardon i will be with him to the end. >> but arizona republican senators john mccain and jeff flake denounced the decision with mccain saying it's under minds the president's claim for the respect to rule of law. the aclu called the pardon an endorsement of race subpoena. >> it's no brain endorse him. >> his affinity with arpaio reaches back before the election. in 2012 trump congratulate it arpaio about obama's birth certificate. america's toughest sheriff arpaio run election in maricopa down toe for two decades but aged to be mistreating inmates in his jail in phoenix. he was convicted of criminal content last month facing six months in jail but defying a judge's order to stop detaining people solely on the suspicion that they

might not even have a chance though because so far golden states has not been invitesed to the whitehouse each though they take on wizards. the parade and steph curry for the young kids too. >> preseason football. raveens and florida taking on the dolphins. took to the field withstanding ovation. played two series. as for baltimore joe black owe won't play until regular season and backups looking good. raveens beat dolphins 31-7 because it's preseason speaking of >> our own tucker barnes on zip trip in gaithersburg maryland. >> i'm in the crown area of gaithersburg. good morning. >> so usually after i'm doe running marathon i bike 100 miles and often go for no one tan climb or something like that. >> yeah, just. >>> okay for me we are going to make the famous ted tart coming up in a couple minutes i already ate mine amazing one of the establishments beautiful place we're learn all about it and how to make pop start for breakfast. >> let's do weather. we're looking at warm e. humid conditions outside this morning. 78 washington. and humidity real story. potential for thunderstorm activity

the you cannot ignore the fact high level people at the whitehouse left. i would imagine that general kelly goes into president trump's office today and says this is why we're cleaning things up. no more leaks or back stabbing. i think general kelly does have a tall task ahead of him but is known for his job description will be to manage people, set the strategy and execute the vision. these are things he's been doing in the military. i have just spoke to a general. he said it was difficult to go into a white house where he did not participate in the white house campaign. it's a tough nut to crack but he said if general kelly has the authority he has no doubt he'll be successful in sort of setting order, lining people up. leaks, everyone says, are the biggest problem. >> that could help with the messaging and leaking but couldn't change the fact if the president did dictate the story, that's sfrjust a legal issue. >> you know who this looks good for? h jarrod kushner. >> look how many times it says he and his team wanted to be fully transparent, et cetera,

they said they already transferred the records to the whitehouse office of records management. >> watchdog group hoping the course will declare wit withholding white house and administration visitor logs is illegal and secret service told us it doesn't comment on pending lawsuits. >> "fox5" has told you about the brown murky water flowing from some taps in montgomery dounltsy. it started last week. and now it spread to prince george county. officials say the problems lies in the potomac because of all the recent rain. things like river glasses and twigs and leaves gets in and doesn't mix well with chl chlorine. color is from magnese which is usually whipd out by chlorine. for now they're using less chlorine. utilit safe. >> this is definitely esthetic issue only not a public health issue. your water is safe to consume. i stake my reputation on it. >> even if the water is safe to drink brown or yellow water can stain clothes in the wash. wffc is give ago way free kids to help with that an you can also issue a claim if your clothes are damaged or try to get a rebate on water bill. that's not

. >> but i do think he would, and sheldon whitehouse would and a lot of democrats on house.s a token toward global warming, i don't know whether there global warming or not, that is not my field, but i know a carbon tax does a lot less damage than income tax. >> some people think it would hit poor at gas pump. >> lack of jobs hits the poor, that is what we need with corporate tax cut. liz: we have a local professor, richard wolf, he calls himself the country favorite marxist, he said we need to get to eisenhower level high tax rates, he didn't get it, i think -- were there not recessions then. >> yes everyone knows that highest marginal income tax rate is a killer for economic growth and a huge killer for tax revenues, any time we do that revenue from top 1% of incomers go up, as a share of gdp, we get economic growth and their tax revenues go up faster, it has been true since 1914. no 1913, it is true. we raised tax rates on rich from 0 to 7%, revenues went up, but other than that, they have never done that. liz: and all right, you know, final point, according to cbo, 60% o

senator sheldon whitehouse discusses his book, capture.about the political influence of corporations. then, senator ben sasse's book, but the vanishing american adult, about how to raise children to be independent. senator mike lee was about lesser-known funding father's in his book "written out of history". and it "the least among us" the work in defending antipoverty programs. book tv in prime time, here in c-span2. >> sending on q&a. >> the social and legal response to the issues that black men have is to lock us up, to poke at us in cages, to stop and frisk us, to treat us as citizens whose rates other people don't respect. we are not full citizens of the united states. >> paul butler takes a critical look at the criminal justice system and its impact on african-american men in his book "chokehold". >> there's never been a time for community relations has been anywhere near good. so, for a long time if you're a black person and you call the police to report a crime, if you're the victim, the place to not pay that much attention to it.

so i have a bill that literally has sheldon whitehouse in sport and mitch mcconnell. >> clean coal billll that would provide tax credits for carbon capture out tillization and see questions station. we know we can't reach climate goals. co 2 emission control goals without carbon capture sequestration and outlization. and we know in the cool industry, to survive into the future, we have to be technologically able to do this. so, coming together with different motivations, but all towards the same goal, we've been able to put together a bill. we've almost had that bill pass three times. and i'm looking forward to getting it done this congress. >> what about health care? >> we got off on the wrong foot on headache because the process that was selected was too limiting in terms of what you could do. and we didn't start at the basic question. this is what drives me crazy here. i always say what's the problem we're trying to fix. we obviously know that the insurance markets have trouble and that we have a skewed system where younger people, healthier people pay a great deal for health insuran

all this as attorney general jeff sessions cracks down on leaks from inside the whitehouse. us by skype to expand on the stories, good morning, ken. >> good morning, lauren. >> let's talk about this just because a grand juror write is empanelled does not mean they'll present an indictment that's the first thing we should say, right. >> i think it's true. it's expansion of where they're going in the investigation. and remember, what a grand jury can do is they can surprise and they can put witnesses under oath. so now, just instead of it being talk they're putting witnesses under oath and going to be subject to perjury. this is definitely expansion of investigation and we'll find out as the weeks pour on as to where the investigation is going. >> and from your legal perspective a lot of former federal prosecutors were speaking out of course about it. how much should we read into it? >> i think we should read into it a lot. it's definitely expansion. now, you know they can surprise any documents they want. and they can put witnesses under oath and once that happens then they'l

particularly since the new administration, with stuff taking place, statements coming from the whitehouse, yesterday even in order to certify that iran has complied, they made sure that they put some new designations against iran at the same time so they will prevent iran from benefiting from the economic dividends of the nuclear. this has been the persistent and consistent policy of this administration even of previous administrations. this administration is even more open in stating it. i'm happy they are continuing o do business with iran. that's what's keeping the nuclear deal alive. i believe the nuclear deal is awe live because the rest of the world and iran want to keep it alive because it's a multilateral agreement and it's being kept alive by people who are engaging with iran and i believe it will continue to be so. i believe the united states in all honesty, somebody who has studied the united states for a very very long time, i can tell you it is in the national interest of the united states to revisit its policy with regard to our region, to reassess where it went wrong, where

the president has traveled to fort myer, virginia, just awe process the potomac river from the whitehouse, military personnel and other invited guests will join him as he makes his presentation. correspondence nick schifrin has been covering this war extensively so he joins me now. nick, quickly, they say this is a strategy about south asia. >> the only solution of afghanistan is a regional one and that means not only will the president announce some troop increases inside afghanistan but talk about a political solution to the problem that means engaging pakistan and inside of afghanistan trying to cackle comion go after the afghan economy, perhaps talk about a politically negotiated end with the taliban. the headline of course judy will be more troops to afghanistan. >> woodruff: nick schifrin. lets now turn to president trump at fort myer, virginia. . >> thank you very much, thank you. please be seated. vice president pence, secretary of state tillerson, members of the cabinet, general dunford, deputy secretary shannon and colonel dublin, most especially, thank you to the men and women

as senator sheldon whitehouse explained. >> if there's been a legal violation here, and this is verytions that there has, then you're dealing with things like indictments and the house potentially beginning impeachment proceedings, and -- people having to start talking under oath instead of just, you know, talking out into the airwaves, where they lie as easily as they breathe. >> seth: i don't think trump lies as easily as he breathes, i think lying is his breathing. inhale oxygen. exhale "1.5 million people came to my inauguration." [ laughter ] trump lies like a whale coming up for air. >> i'm like a smart person. [ laughter and applause ] >> seth: so now -- so now with the stakes getting higher, the attempted explanations coming from trump's team, for don jr.'s meeting with the russians are once again changing and getting increasingly ridiculous. remember, trump and his team argued for months that there was absolutely no contact, let alone collusion with russian agents. but now that the don jr. email is out, they've shifted to a new story, that if there was collusion, it was tota

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senator sheldon whitehouse discusses his book captured about the political influence of corporations.ben - the vanishing american adults about how to raise children to be independent. senator mike lee writes about lesser-known founding fathers in his book, written out of history. and in her book the least among us, congresswoman rosa delauro writes about her work in defending antipoverty programs. booktv and prime time at 8:00 p.m. eastern here on c-span2. >> live coverage of the 2017 conference friday and saturday on c-span. at 1:00 p.m. eastern, a discussion on standing up for working families. and embracing progressive values.at 2:30 pm look at how to win back progressive power through organizing.then at 4:00 p.m., developing vision statements for the type of society progressives want to see. saturday at 10:30 a.m. eastern, senator elizabeth warren and naacp -- speak at the conference. at 4:30 p.m. former vice president al gore and pamela - join us for live coverage of the 2017 conference on c-span. >> next on booktv, neuroscientist lisa feldman barret, author of the book "how emot

the climate of war in the whitehouse calls for spemding billions more to develop nuclear weapons. but most urgently because the pres said yesterday that he will unleash fire and fury on north korea." the bombings killed 140 thousand people in hiroshima and 70 thousand more in nagasaki three days later. (vicki) president trump's former campaign chairman paul manafort home - raided by f-b-i agents.. a cnn source says agents seized materials in manafort's home as part of the ongoing russia investigation led by justice department special counsel robert mueller. manafort's spokesman confirmed the search, saying quote -- "mister manafort has consistently cooperated with law enforcement and other serious inquiries and did so on this occasion as well." manafort's home in washington's northern virginia suburbs was searched on july 26th. it was the day after manafort met with senate intelligence committee investigators. (steve) an northern california police officer... (steve) is caught on camera punching a man several times. coming up - what sparked this brawl and if that officer will face

the whitehouse said it supported any action that would accelerate the conclusion of the investigationrican politics at the university of birmingham. explain if you would the process and purpose of a grand jury. a grand jury purpose of a grand jury. a grand jury isa purpose of a grand jury. a grand jury is a panel between 16 to 23 people that are brought to assess whether there is enough evidence to go to trial. whether there is enough evidence to indict, in other words, in this case, for example, associates donald trump if not the president himself. they do not issue guilty or innocent verdicts, all make the decision on is that the evidence is there, the next step should be taken, or alternatively, there is not enough that has been gathered and enquiry can be halted. to go to the trouble of assembling a grand jury, it has to be held in secret of course as well. what does that lead you to think the prosecutor suspects about the strength of the case?” prosecutor suspects about the strength of the case? i think this is serious. this grand jury, we found out, although only yesterday, has

. >> joining us now, a member of the judiciary committee, she'll don whitehouse of rhode island. >> what'she fact that he did it in private. >> i think the biggest news is the call that has been reported on from general kelly to attorney general sessions. . and i think that lindsey graham's bill from congress saying there is no tolerance for that. that there will be some significant pushback with pushing back any further. the signing payment was kind of od. they had malignant rogue states. . i think that russia qualifies as a rogue state, they're a criminal organization and the president's refusal to engage in that way continues to be a matter of mystery. >> senator, good morning it's jeremy peters. >> good morning, jeremy. >> the republican led effort for health care has collapsed. there is talk that republicans and democrats are getting together behind the scenes. will republicans stand for that? >> we'll see how it plays out, but the health committee going forward, patty murray has a lot of confidence of people. it is nearly as channelling of an issue as health care. we're going to have

something that as a member of the oceans caucus, we have been working with senator sullivan, senator whitehouse and so many. i just want to acknowledge the good work that has gone into this particular piece of legislation that we have just passed. i now ask unanimous consent that the senate proceed to the immediate consideration of h.r. 873, which was received from the house. the presiding officer: the clerk will report. the clerk: h.r. 873, an act to authorize the global war on terror memorial foundation, and so forth and for other purposes. the presiding officer: is there objection to proceeding to the measure? without objection. ms. murkowski: i ask unanimous consent that the bill be considered read a third time and passed and that the motion to reconsider be considered made and laid upon the table. the presiding officer: without objection. ms. murkowski: i now ask unanimous consent that when the senate completes its business today, it adjourn to then convene for pro forma sessions only, with no business being conducted on the following dates and times, and that following each pro forma sess