george thank you very much. we are going to continue to follow the ball here we've got exclusive reaction to all of this with ranking member of the house intel committee devon nunes next live, his efforts to get answers about joseph mipsid and his ties to intel foreign agency just how far reaching were these efforts to spy on the trump campaign and then judiciary member jim jordan is up ahead back in run with us. in the unstoppable john deere gator™ xuv835. and be prepared to go the extra mile. because when others take rain checks... ...we take the wheel. with 3-wide seating, heat & a/c. this is the coolest, most comfortable gator™ yet. nothing runs like a deere™. run with us. ♪ test drive a gator™ xuv835 at your john deere dealer today. maria: we are continuing to learn more about the lack of probable cause behind the fbi's probe into the trump campaign and the 2016 election year and we now know it was this man, joseph mifsud, who fed george papadopoulos information about russians having hillary clint

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joined by my guest john white in edinburgh he's a political commentator and writer in london we have george galloway he's a former member of parliament broadcaster and writer also in. and we have michael patchett joyce he is a barrister with place chambers specializing in european international law are joining cross-like rules in effect that means you can jump in anytime you want and i always appreciate i'm going to ask all three of you the same question from the very start here is journalism being criminalized george first in london yeah i think you're right to paint this as a systemic problem it's not just about julian assange this is just the latest station for the cross on the via dolorosa heading to the final demise of what's called freedom of expression here in this country and i think in other western countries we have the chilling effect of monopoly on your ship of the so-called mainstream media the chilling effect of the state broadcast of the b.b.c. the chilling effect of regulators like of com which regulates this program today for example the chilling effect of the new regulator

joined by my guest john white in edinburgh he's a political commentator and writer in london we have george galloway he's a former member of parliament broadcaster and writer also in london we have michael patchett joyce he is a barrister with a place chambers specializing in european international law cross talk rules in effect that means you can jump in anytime you want and i always appreciate i'm going to ask all three of you the same question from the very start here is journalism being criminalized george first in london yeah i think you're right to pin there's a systemic problem it's not just about julian assange this is just the latest station for the cross on the via dolorosa heading to the final demise of what's called freedom of expression here in this country and i think in other western countries we have the chilling effect of monopoly on or ship of the so-called mainstream media the chilling effect of the state broadcast of the b.b.c. the chilling effect of regulators like of course which regulates this program today for example the chilling effect of the new regulator of the i

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we're sitting at dinner, and alley, george's wife will say, george is an intellectual. weren't you some sort of rhoads scholar or something? weren't you a priest or something? >> this is coming to the howard stern show. >> let me take five minutes for this. but yiinevitably, ali will go, george and i have sex every night. i'm like, and george doesn't laugh. he sits there like this. you never let on. i don't know what's going on. and then after you leave, you and ali leave, i go, did you hear that? my wife, i love her. she's a wonderful woman, a beautiful woman. we have sex, you know, you know, normal couples, george. you know, i didn't know, and you, i never think of you as a sex finend. and i said, can you picture george and ali every night? >> reporter: completely hijacked right here. >> that can't be true. >> reporter: it is not true. we do well though, we're doing fine. >> i feel bad. i go something's wrong with my marriage. >> reporter: today stern is happily married to his second wife. with the help of thisserp thera he's doing the best work of his career. >> i be

joined by my guest john white in edinburgh he's a political commentator and writer in london we have george galloway he's a former member of parliament broadcaster and writer also in london we have michael patchett joyce he is a barrister with place chambers specializing in european international law joining cross-like rules in effect that means you can jump in anytime you want and i always appreciate i'm going to ask all three of you the same question from the very start here is journalism being criminalized george first in london yeah i think you're right to pin there's a systemic problem it's not just about julian assange this is just the latest station for the cross on the via dolorosa heading to the final demise of what's called freedom of expression here in this country and i think in other western countries we have the chilling effect of monopoly on or ship of the so-called mainstream media the chilling effect of the state broadcaster of the b.b.c. the chilling effect of regulators like of com which regulates this program today for example the chilling effect of the new regulator of

but george i mean i have to accept what michael had to say because he's a legal expert and critically on british law i am not ok however george once julian assange is on american soil well i mean it's a whole new ballgame ok it doesn't matter what the extradition agreement was once it's there it's an american jurisdiction and and that's why i prefaced you know the my call is to disagree with me will go back to him but once he once he's there that then it's the american judicial system in the powers that be that will play out ok go ahead george. absolutely they will charge him with father offenses as they please and anyone who imagines that they will not has not been paying attention to the salivating of the american political class the prospect of what they called their property yes julian our son when he was carried out of the embassy under as you pointed out right across the board from hillary clinton and the democrats all the way to john bolton and the secure a crutch the war cry it's in the trump administration so their idea of delivering a man like a songe into the tender mercies

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what we're looking at behind us, these are the storms that have pushed off into prince george's county, anne arundel county, fairfax county as w'sl. ltake a look at the radar. you see where these storms are. theaviest of which coming through parts of southern maryland, northern virginia, right along i-95. if you liv in and around the city of fairw tax, dotowards cliffton, as well as southern prince george's county, you're seeing these storms. here's one of the heavier storms over towards annapolis. along the bay bridge. look at this. a lot of very hvy rain. that's the biggest factor we've got now. this is just south of fairfax. here's the belt way. so you know this is right around mt. vernon, springfield, woodbridg woodbridge. not a severe thundetorm warning, but strong storm nonetheless. very heavy rainfall. we could see some flooding. watch out in that area. here's the thunderstorm right now close to shady side. southern portions of anne un arundel co, extreme northern calvert county. this is moving across the bay. then farther south, here's cspotsylvania county,y of fredericksburg.

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joined by my guest john white in edinburgh he's a political commentator and writer in london we have george galloway he's a former member of parliament broadcaster and writer also in london we have michael patchett joyce he is a barrister with place chambers specializing in european international law cross talk rules in effect that means you can jump in anytime you want and i always appreciate i'm going to ask all three of you the same question from the very start here is journalism being criminalized george first in london yeah i think you're right to this is a systemic problem it's not just about julian assange this is just the latest station for the cross on the via dolorosa heading to the final demise of what's called freedom of expression here in this country and i think in other western countries we have the chilling effect of monopoly on your ship of the so-called mainstream media the chilling effect on. of the state broadcaster of the b.b.c. the chilling effect of regulator like of com which regulates this program today for example the chilling effect of the new regulator of the int

joined by my guest john white in edinburgh he's a political commentator and writer in london we have george galloway he's a former member of parliament broadcaster and writer also in london we have michael patchett joyce he is a barrister with place chambers specializing in european international law crosstalk rules in effect that means you can jump in anytime you want and i always appreciate i'm going to ask all three of you the same question from the very start here is journalism being criminalized george first in london yeah i think you're right there's a systemic problem it's not just about julian assange this is just the latest station for the cross on the via dolorosa heading to the final demise. of what's called freedom of expression here in this country and i think in other western countries we have the chilling effect of monopoly on or ship of the so-called mainstream media the chilling effect of the state broadcast of the b.b.c. the chilling effect of regulators like of com which regulates this program today for example the chilling effect of the new regulator of the internet the

sure, i'm very happy. >> george turned 58 on monday but he made it all about amal. what did you do to celebrate? >> i had dinner with my wife and we celebrated her getting two reuters journalists out of prison in myanmar. that happened at 8:00 last night, so it was a big deal. >> a proud hubby, i like that. >> i got a brilliant, beautiful wife. i got two knuckleheads for kids. >> and how are they? how are you doing as daddy? >> they're good. they're fat. what are you feeding them? >> everything. but, listen, keep them quiet, you just feed them. >> george is returning to tv for the first time in ten years. he has an on camera role for "catch 22." >> i'm the boss. >> based on the classic novel of the same name, the world war ii dramedy stars christopher abbott, kyle chandler, and george as a rage-filled lieutenant. >> i must be stupid because the distinction escapes me. for all the female viewers, lots of male nudity. no one asks me to take my shirt off anymore. i said, you guys take your shirts off. >> he's so much fun. if you're interested in a really good dark come

oh not only must we remove the george washington mural at george washington university but we must expunge and bowdlerized every reference of anything from the subject of history that in any way triggers any kind of sense of discomfort any reference any mention rurik but out of the history books and they are no reference to the pyramids in egypt they were built by slaves in fact recently in my own new york a song that was eighty three years old actually god bless america sung by kate smith was removed and removed by the new york yankees to be sung irving berlin's god bless america because said singer sang a song eighty years ago involving some pretty nasty racist terms that only must we remove any reference we must provide tranquilizers and narcotics to our children lest they perhaps see think or come across anything that is discomforting historical has become hysterical oh this is only the beginning and it is about time. well lonnie makes the point that rape he says is just the beginning where there are cold and how far is this going to go i've never seen or heard anything more hysterical

george, you and russia are hacking the campaign. it appears like papadopoulos was a patsy set up as a pre-text to investigation and spy on the trump campaign to collect evidence of a non-existence conspiracy to damage trump. >> sean: kimberly, i look at all three of you. you all have taken the stance of the 1%. the 99% of analysis went the other way. when you so this boomerang. the country was told one thing but in reality the other people were involved. how do we get everybody to see this is really bad? this is a clear and present danger on a lot of different levels to this great republic we have? >> well, sean, this goes to one of the follies of the special counsel. we warned of this when mueller was put into place. it creates a black hole. we had 2 years where the press was allowed to run wild hand in hand with the leakers who were giving them information. that narrative got established. the important thing is to get the actual documents out so people with read things for themselves. >> sean: professor? >> if they do this to the

george's and charlest( county. hunderstorm warning there. >> if you do soe safely, wn"gz to see what kind of damage you're dealing with. punch b we could see molpb.i] n out there. >> the severe thunderstorm watch still continues until 9:00 p.m. therere making that this does stay in effect until 9:00? tonight. west. no severe thunderstorms right now. notuájjjz back there, but i'll show you why. our area. we oe got a lot beeping going on. still seeing the severe thunderstorm warning now into prince george's county, into charles county. this will most likelyok)kd÷n be &háhp &hc% this too. >> no new warning yet. >> s) new warning yet, but i warning for this storm right here. this is taking the predominance away from the storm to the north. a lot ofi] lightningt( associat winds. >>> there it is right there. there that newt(ñrlp warning. calvert county, st. mary's, prince george's and charles con>e now until 5:00. >> as we head back to thei stor an hour. you know that something bad is going to happen with winds tha

our full reveal is minutes away. >>> let's start with george clooney news. you remember his motorcycle crash? we knew it was bad but georgerew close he c half, knocked me out of my shoes. i was hit hard. >> croony tells the h he feared near after this collision in italy last summer. >> it was bad. i was just waiting for the switch to turn off. i broke the windshield with my head and i was like okay, that's my neck. >> footage obtained by an italian newspaper, that's george catapulting into the air. >> i learned that i really actually cannot fly. his lane. fly, actually. george was with an executive producer and actor on the show. >> as i was holding him, we were waiting for the ambulance, i said to myself, if he lives, i'll never ride a motorcycle again. >> yeah. >> incredibly, clooney's injuries were minor. >> i was back at work like four days later. >> george's twins with amal tur clooney's decision to stay off have all of them used up in one. >>> meanwhile, news about another actor's injury, 007 star daniel craig will undergo ankle surgery. the 51-year-ol

george: hello, marcus. lemonis: george, right? george: yes. lemonis: nice to meet you. george: nice to meet you. -petros: how you doing? petros. -lemonis: petros, how are you? petros: nice to meet you, marcus. lemonis: now, you've been in the chocolate business for how many years? -george: almost 40 years. lemonis: and how long ago did you meet? eleni: 39 years ago. he was in greece. lemonis: oh, you were in greece. who are these pictures of? -zoe: that's my mom's parents. petros: yeah, and a little push cart in baltimore. zoe: in baltimore, where they were hand-rolling chocolates, and my dad came over. he learned the trade. george: i love to work for my kids. lemonis: it's nice to have your children support you. george: oh, yes. i think that's the most important, to love each other. lemonis: this place is -- it got a lot bigger. -petros: yeah, right. -lemonis: it goes back even -- petros: it goes back farther, yeah. lemonis: holy... petros: this is the kitchen, where we manufacture everything. lemonis: oh, my gosh. i just want to see the process. petros: so we're boili

george? >> paula, just briefly remind our viewers, what exactly is north korea looking for in response to the united states, you know, of course, pushing to denuclearize? >> reporter: well, there was a consensus that this is a pretty clear message to the united states that -- and a reminder of where things could go if negotiations don't get back on track. kim jong-un has publicly said that he wants the u.s. to change its attitude. they should change the way they deal with pyongyang. and he's given them a timeline of the end of the year or talks are off and he will choose another path. this is a way, according to most experts of pushing president trump, to remind him what could happen if pyongyang is not dealt with the way pyongyang wants to be. ie, if sanctions are not even considered to be lifted, a step by step process, then this could be something that happens. but it's not far enough that the united states feels that they have to react. it's not an icbm test. it's not one that the u.s. th

this was yards away from the print george's hospital. the chopper was flying above, capturing the moments continue to happen he where u.s. park police and marshals scouring the area, going through neighborhoods with their k-9s to find the suspect, neighbors told to remain inside their homes. schools placed lockdown like st. andrews catholic school and gladys spell ma elementary school. it's important to take a look what this suspect looked like. we want to get to a wanted poster to see for yourself whoúo these officials are looking for at this hour. he was last seen in a gray nubalannew balance t-shirt and jeans. police are urging the public, if ou see this man, do not approach him, simply call 911. >> thank you. >>> the men suspected in that strig of atm heists may now be linked to as many as 18 attempted robberies over the last year. right rnow, th of those men are facing charges in three 711 robberies in montgomery county.

our full reveal is minutes away. >>> let's start with george clooney news. you remember his motorcycle crash? we knew it was bad but george is revealing for the first time how close he came to dying. >> it was bad. 70 miles an hour, split my helmet in half, knocked me out of my shoes. i was hit hard. >> croony tells theporter he fe near after this collision in italy last summer. >> it was bad. i was just waiting for the win head and i was like okay, that's my neck. >> footage obtained by an italian newspaper, that's george catapulting into the air. >> i learned that i really actually cannot fly. >> you did fly, actually. >> clooney w," when a mercedes cut into his lane. george was with an executive producer and actor on the show. >> as i was holding him, we were waiting for the ambulance, i said to myself, if he lives, i'll never ride a motorcycle again. >> yeah. >> incredibly, clooney's injuries were minor. >> i was back at work like four days later. >> george's twins with amal turn 2 next month and we're betting the whole family is supporting clooney's dec

to ask all three of you the same question from the very start here is journalism being criminalized george first in london yeah i think you're right to pin there's a systemic problem it's not just about julian assange this is just the latest station for the cross on the via dolorosa heading to the final demise of what's called freedom of expression here in this country and i think in other western countries we have the chilling effect of monopoly on or ship of the so-called mainstream media the chilling effect of the state broadcaster of the b.b.c. the chilling effect of regulators like of com which regulates this program today for example the chilling effect of the new regulator of the internet the our press by the government's statement in the week supposedly to fight think news but actually to enshrine fake news and along with ineluctably you might say the journalist profession going like sheep into the pen on the principle that you've got to go along to get on so i think we're in real trouble here in the west so far as freedom of expression is concerned ok mike. well in london you're o

sure, i'm very happy. >> george turned 58 on monday but he made it all about amal. what did you do to celebrate? >> i had dinner with my wife and we celebrated her getting two reuters journalists out of prison in myanmar. that happened at 8:00 last night, so it was a big deal. >> a proud hubby, i like that. >> i got a brilliant, beautiful wife. i got two knuckleheads for kids. >> and how are they? how are you doing as daddy? >> they're good. they're fat. >> what are you feeding them? >> everything. but, listen, keep them quiet, you just feed them. >> george is returning to tv for the first time in ten years. he has an on camera role for "catch 22." >> i'm the boss. >> based on the classic novel of the same name, the world war ii dramedy stars christopher abbott, kyle chandler, and george as a rage-filled lieutenant. >> i must be stupid because the distinction escapes me. for all the female viewers, lots of male nudity. no one asks me to take my shirt off anymore. i said, you guys take your shirts off. >> he's so much fun. if you're interested in a really good dark c

it seems, george, you are the metal man for. it does increasingly appear that papadopoulos was a patsy set up by intelligence agencies, maybe the u.s., may be british, and both, as a pretext to investigate and spy on the trump campaign, to collect evidence of a nonexistent conspiracy to damage trump. >> sean: you know, kimberly, i look at o all three of you, you all have taken the stance of the 1%. the 99% of analysis went to the other way. when you see this boomerang, that the country was told one thing but in reality, it was the people, the other people involved, how did we get everybody to now see, this is really bad? this is now a clear and present danger on a lot of different levels to those greater public we have? >> i think this goes to one of the follies of special counsel' counsel's. a lot of us warned us about this when mueller was put into place, it creates a black hole. we had two years where the press was allowed to run wild, hand-in-hand with the leaguers who kept giving them information. that narrative got establi

founding father george washington work. the risk of trouble black native americans to. this part which tribute to this part of the. oh oh by the other. side. this is a big. morning from moscow. today welcome to the program. the venezuelan president nicolas maduro and the opposition leader who have called on their supporters to take to the streets in the country's armed forces to rise up against the government is expected to make a speech outside a military base at the same time the venezuelan president has called on the armed forces to be ready for us minute. intervention this comes after a failed coup attempt against him this week meanwhile donald trump and vladimir putin have spoken by phone on a number of global issues including venezuela the us president said he had a productive discussion about the crisis with his russian counterpart he is. not looking at all to get involved in venezuela other than he'd like to see something positive happen for venezuela. and i feel the same way so we want to help with a humanitarian basis and i thought it was a very positive conve

george washington to be painted over arguing that they could traumatize minorities. this hard work which is a tribute to this. whole oh god yes if you want to go. look. this is a big deal. and in new york the first. something provoked mixed reactions among locals. watching all t. international live from last year with me. welcome to the program leaders of the russia have spoken by phone in their bid to find common ground on a number of pressing global issues among them venezuela the latin american countries violence this week amid well some of describing it as a failed coup attempt. putin had a productive discussion about the crisis. he is. not looking at all to get involved in venezuela other than he'd like to see something positive happen for venezuela and i feel the same way so we want to help out on humanitarian basis and i thought it was a very positive conversation i had with president putin on venezuela. there could be some follow up on the back of those positive vibes next week when the russian foreign minister and his u.s. counterpart meet in finland they ar

george washington high school to continue the children in george washington high school to continue to stand up and speak out and let their voices be heard in these rogue shoe signalling social justice warriors these people who were sold said incident in philly that this paving that's been there at george washington high school of get ready george washington now must be removed because the east children are come on let's turn this ugly history on its head and you think as a launching pad so that people who have been hurt by this country gruesome history can finally began to have an equal footing what happens when you then say now let's open up the history book we took the sign down now all right children you happy good ok now let's talk about this wait a minute i don't want to read this book we don't like the story of. tear that out we don't like this about the way they treated native americans which is true is terrible we don't like world war two war war one the holocaust vietnam war we don't like any of this when this this trigger is ours we would like to rip the pages from the text

so the constitution protects against specific objections ecthat the colonists had to king george the third, isn't that right -mark and are there particular provisions like that that were in forming constitutional interpretation? >> the declaration regarding response eto a bunch including the abuses of the rights to privacy that were held by britishsubjects. what we would today call the fourth amendment, the right to be free from unreasonable searches and seizures . the use of things like risk of attachment and kicking down people's doors and writs of assistance, kicking down people's doors in order to elect information on what they may have been doing to not comply with tax law so forth. quartering of troops, the mere fact that in our constitutional structure we have a requirement that war be declared by congress. not by the chief executive. this was a departure as described in federalist 59 by alexander hamilton, a departure from the old way of doing things. the king of england having authority to declare war and that was parliament's job to catch up and provide whatever assistance

george clooney is on jimmy kimmel live. apparently i'm a huge >> dicky: from hollywood, it's "jimmy kimmel live"! tonight -- george clooney. dr. mehmet oz. and music from pink sweat$. ki ♪ [cheers and applause] >> jimmy: thank you. welcome. very nice. hi, everyone. i'm jimmy. i'm the host of the show. thank you for watching. thank you for coming. very nice. thank you for joining us here. and in beautiful hollywood, california, where i'll be honest. we're feeling a little bit left out today, because so many of our most fashionable stars went to new york for the annual costume ball at the metropolitan museum of art, the met gala. this is a who's who of who the hell put you in that dress? the theme this year, they have a theme every year, this year was people who have too much money. the theme this year was camp. i thought oh, canoes and stuff. but it was a different kind of camp. jared leto was one of the big stars. he went as the red wedding from "game of thrones," i guess? i don't know. we have kim kardashian who, wet, po

george directs and stars? "catch-22." >> george was saying nobody asks him to take his shirts off anymore, so he had you guys do it. >> i'm sure people still want to see him. >> actually, getting what they want out of george in real life, his two-year-old twins. george stop by ellen's show today and shared some of their exploits. >> he goes a used and hugs my car. and my daughter has amal's purse going, mine. >> we were with ellen last night for her netflix special "relatable." she has been gig. >> when people are tired of me. happen. i'll sense that. >>> here's the a star who has no intention of walking away, alex trebek. he's battling stage 4 pancreatic cancer. he says at times he's cried in pain in his dressing room and now he's getting candid about wearing a wig due to chemo. >> the challenge for "jeopardy" viewers right now is, is that alex's hair, or is that a full hairpiece, because she all know when you start chemo, you lose your hair. this is not the real me. >> the 78-year-old opens up while sitting

george? >> we can feel it this morning. okay, thank you, ginger. >>> we go to the white house now and president trump's escalating trade war with china. financial markets on edge this morning after the president imposes new tariffs, threatens more with both sides far from a possible deal. our senior national correspondent terry moran is tracking it all. terry, after the president imposed those tariffs, some candid concessions from his top economic adviser. >> reporter: that's right. donald trump's top economic adviser larry kudlow is contradicting the president. donald trump once said trade wars are easy to win and claims china is the only one paying in this one, but kudlow saying yesterday that the american consumers now caught in the crossfire. prices on consumer goods like televisions and cars and even some food items, beauty products, they're going to go up and the president says it's all worth it. he like other presidents has been targeting china's unfair trade practices. he's using the

may remove a mural dedicated to founding father george washington after the work was deemed at risk of traumatizing native american and african american students. this artwork which is a tribute to this person to the legacy of this person is a painful oh i can't go to scold oh my god you are the ones who don't know more words psych meds teacher this is a big deal. and our team goes on the beat with new york's muslim patrol which promises to be the eyes and ears of the community. and very warm welcome to the program from all of us here at our church here in moscow thanks for joining us this hour first the leaders of russia and the u.s. have spoken by phone and a bit to find common ground on a number of pressing global issues among them but as well of the latin american countries violence this week amid what some are describing as a failed coup attempt i will trump says he and bottom are putin had a productive discussion about the crisis he is. not looking at all to get involved in venezuela other than he'd like to see something positive happen for venezuela. and i feel the same way so w

the founding father george washington after the. risk of traumatizing native american and african american students. this hard work which is a tribute to this part of the legacy of this person didn't. go to zero. was to tell what your son. says we did with. targets in gaza after claiming it intercepted dozens of rockets from across the border. international. and have spoken by phone on a number of global issues including venezuela a lot of american countries saw violence this week. describing as a failed coup. said that he had a productive discussion about the crisis with his russian counterpart. he is. not looking at all to get involved in venezuela other than he'd like to see something positive happen for venezuela and i feel the same way so we want to help out on humanitarian basis and i thought it was a very positive conversation i had with president putin on venezuela. well next week the russian foreign minister sergey lavrov and his u.s. counterpart meet in finland where they are expected to discuss venezuelan crisis continues

>> and by george. a twitter rant by president trump sparks a twitter tirade in response as conservative lawyer george conway, the house of trump adviser, kellyanne conway, calls the president, and i'm quoting him now, a malignant narcissist who should be removed from office. i'm wolf blitzer. you're in "the situation room.r" >> announcer: this is cnn breaking news. >> breaking news. president trump is threatening new moves against china in a sharply escalating trade war. u.s. stock markets went into free fall today. the dow dropped 617 points while the s&p 500 closed down nearly 2.5% and the nasdaq fell nearly 3%. the plunge came after china raised tariffs on u.s. goods, retaliating for an earlier move by the president. president trump insists americans will benefit from tariffs, even though consumers, manufacturers, and merchants, they will be paying much more for a wide range of chinese imports and u.s. farmers, especially, will be hurt by china's move. the president just announced he'll meet next mo

one about george papadopoulos as an individual. and my background dealing with other governments, not russia. and then trump and russia. so it was a very bizarre meeting. and, of course, there was no fruit to bear from this meeting because there was no conspiracy. and i have never even met a russian official in my life so -- >> did she offer you sex? >> they, of course, overtly didn't offer it. but she made it very clear that was on the table if we continued to enjoy each other's company. and as you saw in the -- >> here's what you wrote -- here's what you wrote in your book about azra turk. we'll put it on the screen. azra turk is a vision right out of central casting for a spy flick. she's a sexy bottle blonde in her 30s. she isn't shy about showing her curves as if anyone could miss them. she's a fantasy's fantasy. if this is what academic researcher look like, i've been going to the wrong school, i love to myself. do you know today, george, who is she? >> i have no idea who this person is. and i'm actually very curious to find

may remove a mural dedicated to founding father george washington after the world was deemed a risk of still a toxic mix of american and african american students. this hard work which is a tribute to this person to the legacy of this person is a. go to goal oh god god you are the ones you go to hell more and more and so i can but this is ridiculous. and goes on the beach with the new york's muslim patrol which promises to be the eyes and is of the community. it's one o'clock am in moscow you know what you ought international live from last you do it with me welcome to the program the leaders of russia and the u.s. have spoken by phone in a bid to find common ground on a number of pressing global issues among them venezuela the latin american countries violence this week amid what some are describing as a failed coup attempt says he involved in the putin had a productive discussion about the crisis. he is. not looking at all to get involved in venezuela other than he'd like to see something positive happen for venezuela. and i feel the same way so we want to help with a humanitarian ba

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george washington is allowed to choose the site. he chooses the present location. slavery, why the feeling that have an impact on the location? southerngrove: the interests who are angling for a potomac capital wants to make sure the capital is in the slave south. that slavery is protected in the national capital. they are particularly interested in that because the capital had been in philadelphia for a long time before the continental congress. philadelphia was becoming increasingly hostile to slavery because there is a large quaker population that was against the institution. became what is known as washington dc. how did that work out for slave owners? were there obstacles i got in their way? -- that got in their way? prof. musgrove: they were able to work out deals where they could sell their land to the federal government. they were also able to rent their slaves to the people who were building the national capital. there were slaves that were rented out to build the capital, the white house and other public improvements. slavery in the area was not faring we

george washington high school to continue the children in george washington high school to continue to stand up and speak out and let their voices be heard in these room chew signaling social justice warriors these people who are sold said incident in philly that this page that's been there at george washington high school get ready george washington now must be removed because the east children are come on let's turn this ugly history on its head and he used this as a launching pad so that people who have been hurt by this country gruesome history can finally began to have an equal footing what happens when you then say now let's open up the history book we took the sign down now all right children you happy good ok now let's talk about this plate a minute i don't want to read this book we don't like the story of cologne. yes tear that out we don't like this about the way they taught treated native americans which is true we don't like world war two war war one the holocaust vietnam war we don't like any of this when this this triggers us we would like to rip the pages from the textbo

school is considering whether to paint over a mural dedicated to founding father george washington after the artwork was deemed at risk of traumatizing native american and african american students. this part work which is a tribute to this person or to the legacy of this person is the. court has told oh yes you're watching good. morning psych meds pager this is we this. exchange of fire israel hits targets in gaza after claiming it intercepted dozens of rockets from across the border. they're watching our two international bring you your live news update from our studio here in moscow welcome to the program donald trump and vladimir putin have spoken by phone on a number of global issues including venezuela a lot of american countries some violence this week amid what some are describing as a failed coup attempt all trump said he had a productive discussion about the crisis with his russian counterpart. he is. not looking at all to get involved in venezuela other than he'd like to see something positive happen for venezuela and i feel the same way so we want to help with a humanitarian

founding father george washington. native american and african american. hard work which is tribute to this part of the legacy of this. oh my god. help. you. get intercepted dozens of rockets from across the border. ten pm here in the russian capital thanks for joining us this is all to international. as the political and economic crisis in venezuela rages on the president nicolas maduro and opposition leaders have called on their supporters to take to the streets why don't they set to make a fresh bit later to try rally the country's armed forces to his side right now in support of the gathering ahead of a planned speech near a military base at the same time the venezuelan president has just called on the armed forces to be ready in case of u.s. military intervention comes after a failed coup attempt against him. this week. then time donald trump of vladimir putin has spoken on the phone on a number of global issues including venezuela the us president said that he had a productive discussion about the crisis with his russian counterpart. he is. not looki

both of them are bac c intody in prince george's county. as we look forward tonight, we will definitely keep you postn,. doree back to you. >> leon harris, thank you, leon. prosecutors re upset tonight that a frederick, maryland, pediatrician accused of sexually assaulting several patients has been given a chance at release. dr. torrez bond has been reset at $400,000. he was indicted on 65 newa ches after 11 new accusers came forward. today bond is in addition tohe $100,000 bond he already paid after the initial rape charge. here is what one mother who moved her children out of his practice had to say outside the court. >> he had his back to you a lot and as a parent you don't think about what you're not seeing on the other side. >> torrez now cannot practice medicine and cannot have unsupervised contact with a minor. as of now, he is still in jail. >>> he was one of theo notorious dug kingpins in our region linked to as many as 30 murders. now rayful edmond is serving life without parole for his crimes, but federal prosecutors want that to

us school is considering what is a painter over a mural dedicated to founding father george washington after the artwork was deemed at risk of traumatizing native american and african american students. if artwork which is a tribute to this part of the legacy of this person. oh my god. this is. an exchange of fire israel gets in gaza after claiming it intercepted dozens of rockets from across the border. good evening and welcome this is. as the political and economic crisis in venezuela rages on both the president nicolas maduro and opposition leader one guy i don't have called on their supporters to take to the streets to make a fresh bid later to try to rally the country's armed forces to his side right now his supporters a gathering ahead of planned speech near a military base of the same time the venezuelan president has just called on the armed forces to be ready in case of u.s. military intervention that comes after a failed coup attempt against him this week. trump of vladimir putin has spoken on the phone on a number of global issues including front as well as the u.s. presiden

david: when president george w. bush was president, he asked you what you could do about hiv, aids in africa. dr. fauci: he sent me to africa to do a fact-finding and come back with the feasibility of doing something. he felt as a rich nation that we have a moral responsibility now that we have drugs that can treat and prevent infection the other individuals because of where they live they don't have access to that, they will essentially die from the disease merely because of where they were born and raised, i.e. in the developing world, so he sent me to africa to figure if we can treat, care, and prevent. we put together a program called the president's emergency plan for aids relief. that is probably one of the most important parts of the george w. bush legacy, because that has saved now about 14 million to 15 million lives thus far, and more coming merely by providing sub-saharan africa and other countries with the proper drugs that can save lives and prevention. david: who is paying for this? the u.s. government

derek davis from prince george's and maggie mcintosh. if davis wins he'lle history becoming the first african-american and mcintosh will be the first women and openly gay person to be speaker. we'll be in annapolis covering the vote. >>> the fda issued a new and very serious warning for americans taking sleeping pills. the fda said it has seen aum j in the unusual side effects and deaths caused by the pills. tom costello has more. >> reporter: they are commonly re trredo as z drugs, taken by 6 million americans. and among the most widely prescribed sleep medications on the market, includinglunesta, sonata and ambien and zolpi mist but they also carry serious risks including sleep walking and sleep driving and even sleep cooking. now the fda saidui it will reqre the most serious boxed warning on the drug label. neurologist golan runs the sleep center. >> patients won't have a recollection of the events. becausehey are not really back to their conscious state. >> reporter: the fda concerned about an increase in patients who overdose, fall,

we have reached out to the prince george's county department of corrections. as soon as we get a response, we'll bring it to you live on the air and on our nbc washington app. leon and pat, back to you. >> an unfortunate set of circumstances there, jim. thank yo >>> more breaking news now in the case of d.c.'s most notorious drug kingpin. federal prosecutors now say they will not ask for the immediate release of rafael edmond. that coming during an unprecedented hearing today to reduce his sentence. edmond is currently serving life without parole. back in the 1980s hehe ran largest deadliest drug network in our city. in 1997 edmond flipped and began helping law enforcement. for that they belie s heuld be released from prison early, but they still have not said when that should be. >>> pro-abortion rights activists are demonstrating across the country today in the wake of new state laws banning mostbo aions. >> protesters gathered in front of the supreme court on what's being called a national dayf action. protests wheni mississipp judge hears a challenge to on

the founding father george washington the artwork was. traumatizing black native americans. this hard work which is a tribute to. the legacy of this. golden goal like. mark warner. this is. the evening of watching the live from moscow. thanks for joining us on the show. now the venezuelan president nicolas maduro and the opposition leader. called on their supporters to take to the streets in the country's armed forces to rise up against the government he's expected to make a speech outside a military base at the same time the venezuelan president has called on the armed forces to be ready for a u.s. military intervention this comes after a failed coup attempt against him this week meanwhile donald trump spoken by far the number of global issues including the u.s. president said he had a productive discussion about the crisis with his russian counterpart. he is. not looking at all to get involved in venezuela other than he'd like to see something positive happen for venezuela and i feel the same way so we want to help out on humanitarian basis and i thought it was a very posi