karl thinks so. when he made his big discovery in the attic, he spied several wrinkled and grimy cards strewn among the rafters and the floorboards. karl believes that they went flying during one of his grandma jennie's cleaning purges, when she'd pitch boxes of junk right out the attic window into a big mound below. thank goodness she never got hold of that one box in the corner. i'm jamie colby for "strange inheritance." thank you so much for joining us. and remember, you can't take it with you. do you have a "strange inheritance" story you'd like to share with us? we'd love to hear it. send me an e-mail, or go to our website, strangeinheritance.com. harvey: the objects people choose to keep in their home define who they are. this is... i told my wife i want the trophy right here in my hands when they bury me, man. it's my favorite thing ever. harvey : i'm harvey levin, this is the story of the brash, loudmouth, fight promoter from boston, who's risky business venture turned mixed martial arts into

jonathan karl leading us off. trump disavowing the words of his own supporters, who turned his tweet suggesting four democratic congresswomen "go back" to the countries they came from into a chant. >> send her back! send her back! >> reporter: the chant was loud and long. today i asked the president why he let it happen. why didn't you stop them? why didn't you ask them to stop saying that? >> well, number one, i think i did. i started speaking very quickly. it really was a loud -- i disagree with it, by the way. but it was quite a chant, and i felt a little bit badly about it. >> reporter: so you'll tell your supporters never to say it again? >> well, i would say that i -- i was not happy with it. i disagree with it. but again, i didn't say -- i didn't say that, they did. in' lk. >> reporter: but they were echoing what you said in your first tweet, that they should go back. >> well, i don't think, if you examine it, i don't think you'll find that. but i disagree with it. >> reporter: but you'll stop them if they

jon karl asking if he his tweet led them to this. the president takes no responsibility, and saying he was not happy about it. jon asked why he didn't ask the crowd to stop. jonathan karl leading us off. >> reporter: today president trump disavowing the words of his own supporters, who turned his tweet suggesting four democratic congresswomen "go back" to the countries they came from into a chant. >> send her back! send her back! >> reporter: the chant was loud and long. today i asked the president why he let it happen. why didn't you stop them? why didn't you ask them to stop saying that? >> well, number one, i think i did. i started speaking very quickly. it really was a loud -- i disagree with it, by the way. but it was quite a chant, and i felt a little bit badly about it. >> reporter: so you'll tell your supporters never to say it again? >> well, i would say that i -- i was not happy with it. i disagree with it. but again, i didn't say -- i didn't say that, they did. >> reporter: but they were echoing what you said in your first

jon karl, our thanks to you. and abc news will carry the robert mueller hearings live beginning at 8:15 tomorrow morning, i'll be joining george and jon and the entire team. of course, we'll see you first thing in the morning. >>> in the meantime, the other major news this tuesday night from washington involves jon stewart and the 9/11 first responders he's been fighting for. this image just before the vote in the senate today. jon stewart smiling as republican majority leader mitch mcconnell walks by. stewart's voice put pressure on lawmakers to act. abc's mary bruce on the hill tonight. >> reporter: on capitol hill today, applause. and a huge sigh of relief for the heroes of 9/11. the senate passing legislation to permanently fund care for first responders and survivors. >> there have been too many funerals, too many hospices. these families deserve better. >> reporter: comedian jon stewart has been fighting for them for years, shaming lawmakers for their inaction. >> they did their jobs. 18 years later, do you

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chris: karl, you hear people close to trump campaign saying that the president can kind of walk that up to the line of racist tweets, racist rhetoric, mobilize his base and step back from it without allieanating. is this good political strategy? >> he didn't advance it. he attacked a city, attacked district and painted ugly picture, i don't think it helped the president's cause whatsoever. look, i don't know what is in his heart but i don't see him as racist but this is the kind of thing that will cause people even who accept that view to say, mr. president, why are you doing this. got better things to do. chris: let's move on to the question of impeachment, 101 members of the house, i think 1 independent, former republican and 100 democrats now in favor at least of impeachment proceedings, how big a mistake for democrats for 2020 if they go down the road in. >> big, 38% thought the house ought to begin impeachment proceedings, 57% said they shouldn't, we had in march the end of the investigation april we had the report, now in the latest july washington post abc poll 33% say they sh

karl-heinz business started small and has grown and grown he says many farmers could aim to do the same. he now owns 4 facilities in germany and eastern europe. but he hopes to open the next one in africa. hopefully that initiative will be helpful for african farmers to make the most of what they grow but in other parts of the world farmers have the opposite problem they produce more than they can eat estimates say a 3rd of all food will die and are being dumped on the list of food waste as our north america australia and new zealand with europe are not far behind generally in sub-saharan africa very little food is wasted but there is one big exception south africa. tatiana from bornemann piece regular visits to the garbage dumps around cape town. she studied the wasteful lifestyle of many south africans and says changes urgently needed. every year the landfill alone receives thousands of tons of food waste it comes from restaurants factories and local farms. reus to make that a surge of food is dumped in south africa every year this has significant ecological impacts because all that f

>> martha: all right, karl? >> first of all, he was characterizing what he saw as our culture in our society, he was not criticizing specific policies. everybody's hands are unclean in this. think about the news conference today, representative presley went out there and opened up by saying that he is xenophobic and a racist and she said let's not take the bait and then proceeded to accuse him of deliberately traumatizing immigrant children along the border by putting them in cages. remember, the squad plays the race card. they played the race card last week against nancy pelosi. they said that her criticism of them was based in race. our politics is broken and this is the latest symptom of it. i wish everybody would sort of take a step back and do things differently. >> martha: thank you so much, good to see you both. more of "the story" right after this. ♪ i switched to liberty mutual, because they let me customize my insurance. and as a fitness junkie, i customize everything, like my bike, and my calves. li

that karl brought his karaoke machine? ♪ ain't nothing but a heartache... ♪ no, i can't believe how easy it was to save hundreds of dollars on my car insurance with geico. ♪ i never wanna hear you say... ♪ no, kevin... no, kevin! believe it! geico could save you fifteen percent or more on car insurance. >> dana: jeffery epstein's 2008 plea deal now under renewed scrutiny. back then, he was sentenced 13 months for soliciting a minor. now could be different this time. he was charged with sex trafficking. >> contemporaneous with the arrest of epstein at teterboro airport, agents executed a search warrant on his mansion in new york city. evidence including nude photographs of what appear to be underage girls. >> i'm joined by best-selling author, james patterson that wrote "filthy rich, the billionaire's scandal." most of you know yo from your fiction and every airport, this is nonfiction. why did you decide to write this? >> what drew me into in, number 1, i live in palm beach. now people are upset now that they hear

chris: karl, you hear people close to trump campaign saying that the president can kind of walk that up to the line of racist tweets, racist rhetoric, mobilize his base and step back from it without allieanating. is this good political strategy? >> he didn't advance it. he attacked a city, attacked district and painted ugly picture, i don't think it helped the president's cause whatsoever. look, i don't know what is in his heart but i don't see him as racist but this is the kind of thing that will cause people even who accept that view to say, mr. president, why are you doing this. got better things to do. chris: let's move on to the question of impeachment, 101 members of the house, i think 1 independent, former republican and 100 democrats now in favor at least of impeachment proceedings, how big a mistake for democrats for 2020 if they go down the road in. >> big, 38% thought the house ought to begin impeachment proceedings, 57% said they shouldn't, we had in march the end of the investigation april we had the report, now in the latest july washington post abc poll 33% say they sh

i disagree with karl on this. i think harris has proven to be a very strong candidate, able to move up in the polls, move up in terms of fund-raising, move up in terms of name i.d. people just know who she is, given what you just talked about with andrew yang. the second thing is that it's forced biden to try to shore up his support. this week we had an naacp convention in detroit. the urban league in indianapolis. it biden is out there with a new criminal justice plan. he's gone to south carolina to apologize for saying that he worked with segregationists in the past and the reason for that is a cautionary tale of hillary clinton back in 2008. she had all the big endorsements. it looked like she had strong black support and then here comes barack obama, who does well enough in iowa -- he wins iowa, in fact, and then goes to south carolina, which is going to set the parameters for all the southern primaries that follow large black constituencies and obama beat clinton by 29 percentage points in south carolina and

. >>> president trump was watching and tweeting today, and you'll remember that he told our jahn karl during the russia investigation that he would sit down for an interview with robert mueller. so, mueller was asked today why he didn't fight to get that in-person interview. mueller was asked, did you have enough evidence of possible obstruction, is that why you passed? mueller answered, we didn't do it because of the time it would take in the courts. and when asked if the president's answers were not always truthful, mueller answer ed, i would say generally. so, let's get to jonathan karl, because jon, even with all of that, the president and his team ail peer very confident tonight. here's the president moments ago. >> this was a very big day for our country, this was a very big day for the republican party and you could say it was a great day for me, but i don't even like to say that. robert mueller did a horrible job. both today and with respect to the investigation. but in all fairness to robert mueller, he had nothing to work with, you know, you can be a builder, but if they don

and protesters there have found another colorful way to speak out against beijing karl joins me now to shed a little light on that and to talk about something called lenin the wall so lenin is that the communist or the songwriter that would be the songwriter john by then the talk of the beatles here these are named after john lennon because of a memorial that wind up for him in prague after he was killed in 1980 now in hong kong these are balls that are covered with sticky notes and they have messages of support for the protest movement the 1st one in hong kong appeared during the demonstrations in 2014 this time around though these are spreading across the city there are dozens perhaps even hundreds of these sorts of balls and you can see them right here i mean they're really impressive to look at nick you can you can find them in tunnels in bus stops in metro stations nearly any wallwork palma along these protests routes you'll find them some people estimate there might be as many as 200 of them across the city to give you a perspective take a look at this time lapse this is in the t

that karl brought his karaoke machine? ♪ ain't nothing but a heartache... ♪ no, i can't believe how easy it was to save hundreds of dollars on my car insurance with geico. ♪ i never wanna hear you say... ♪ no, kevin... no, kevin! believe it! geico could save you fifteen percent or more on car insurance. >>> was lars itzo a loving husband who made a deadly mistake? or a killer trying to cover his tracks? that was the central question as the people vs. lars itzo began in december 2016. the stakes were high. if lars was convicted of murder, he could face up to 99 years in prison. if he was convicted of manslaughter, as few as two. >> we never for a second believed that he didn't know who that was standing in front of him. >> reporter: but the prosecutors knew proving intentional murder wouldn't be easy. >> reporter: especially in this case though, where you have someone saying, i did it, i confess, but it was an accident, i love my wife. >> yeah, we were -- we were aware of that and we were willing to accept that chal

jon karl at the white house. >>> the urgent manhunt tonight after the american woman and her boyfriend were found dead on a road trip in canada. tonight, two young men who were thought to be missing are now suspects in more than one case. >>> jon stewart grinning on the hill tonight here in d.c., with republican majority leader mitch mcconnell passing by. the major vote late today on the 9/11 first responders and their medical bills. >>> the danger on the front lines of the opioid crisis in this country. the officer shot at a methadone clinic. >>> the immigration flash point. neighbors forming a human chain, protecting a father from i.c.e. his young son right there with him, and the other moment, smashing through the window of a car. >>> he champions brexit, now boris johnson is the next british prime minister. many have compared him to president trump. >>> and what you saw right here last night and what you did afterward. it's america strong. >>> tigfr washington. thinin testiinpele d that surprise today, what mueller asked for in the 11th hour. we'll have more on that in a moment. bu

. >>> president trump was watching and tweeting today, and you'll remember that he told our jon karl during the russia investigation that he would sit down for an interview with robert mueller. so, mueller was asked today why he didn't fight to get that in-person interview. mueller was asked, did you have enough evidence of possible obstruction, is that why you passed? mueller answering, we didn't do it because of the time it would take in the courts. and when pressed today, asked if the president's written answers were inadequate, incomplete and not always truthful, mueller answered, "i would say generally." so, let's get to our chief white house correspondent jonathan karl, because jon, even with all of that, the president and his team appear very confident tonight. here's the president moments ago. >> this was a very big day for our country, this was a very big day for the republican party and you could say it was a great day for me, but i don't even like to say that. robert mueller did a horrible job. both today and with respect to the investigation. but in all fairness to robert

that karl brought his karaoke machine? ♪ ain't nothing but a heartache... ♪ no, i can't believe how easy it was to save hundreds of dollars on my car insurance with geico. ♪ i never wanna hear you say... ♪ no, kevin... no, kevin! believe it! geico could save you fifteen percent or more on car insurance. >> i'm trace gallagher in for shepard smith. we're hearing from the estranged wife of the man accused of killing mackenzie lueck. she said he tried to kill her, too, and that she escaped and went into hiding. that's coming up on shepard smith reporting. >> dana: ted cruz demanding legal action against the portland mayor after protesters assaulted a conservative journalist. the attack all caught on camera. later tweeting this picture of himself bruised and bloody after he was treated at the er. william la jeuness has the story for us. >> reporter: dana, the mayor and police both coming under fire for failing to defend a hand full of conservative activists during duelling demonstrations in portland over the weekend. t

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i think she saying -- i think it's interesting what karl rove said. everybody has their moment in congress when their new, when their learning and it's great to be fired up about what you believe them, that's all wonderful, but it's also great to listen to the people and the voices around you who have some experience, and i do think it's very offensive to people who lost someone on 9/11 to listen to someone say that they, without any context or understanding of what president bush did in the early 2000s that was egregious when he wanted to set up an agency to protect the borders of the country? >> obviously she's wrong on that. >> lack of context and understanding. >> i hope you heard what you said earlier, the concern is republicans who feel it was a mistake to create such a big agency with so many overlapping response abilities. because people think we need government -- >> martha: that's a point that's worth taking but i think that rachel was also on to something as you are when she says -- >> i think it is part of her. >> make no mistake she wants

baker karl moore plants in shanta on the hafele river got his inspiration from a poem by taylor a fun time. on a summer morning to take up field walking stick all your cast will follow way from you like morning haze that was the origin of the walking stick they gave me the idea of making but gets in a fog of walking sticks. the bakery is one of 13 businesses that have taken up front on his color terry legacy restaurateur henry engle is one of the initiators he figured that the people who come here on the trail of fun time know will also want to eat something. else 1st that was just a fun idea we don't know if we want to develop nuclear we don't want to just cook the same menu for 3 or 4 years and this. it's a nice challenge to market it gave us a chance to come up with something new lawson's most lawyers. in his restaurant here can hope ngo offers a 3 course meal based on the real art of wild boar it's certainly in tune with fun town as well known model craft fortunes are not for me. the artist casino and also has fountain on the menu the main courses feature freshwater fish trout and

karl-heinz business started small and has grown and grown he says many farmers could aim to do the same. you know owns 4 facilities in germany and eastern europe. that he hopes to open the next one in africa. hopefully that initiative will be helpful for african farmers to make the most of what they grow but in other parts of the world farmers have the opposite problem they produce more than they can sell or eat estimates say a 3rd of all food will die and are being dumped on the list of food waste as our north america australia and new zealand with europe are not far behind generally in sub-saharan africa very little food is wasted but there is one big exception south africa. tachyon a front borman piece regular visits to the garbage dumps around cape town. she studied the waste to a lifestyle of many south africans and says changes are urgently needed. every year the landfill alone receives thousands of tons of food waste it comes from restaurants factories and local farms. we estimate that a 3rd of food is dumped in south africa every year this has significant ecological impacts beca

jonathan karl, abc news, seoul. >> our thanks to jonathan karl there. some very powerful images. >> incredible, incredible. what a show. >> white house press secretary -- absolutely. >> she was throwing some elbows. >> yes, she was. >> to get that american press in there. >>> turning now to breaking news, a powerful explosion ripped through the afghan capital this morning injuring at least 50 people. >> the streets were packed this morning with commuters when the blast shook the downtown area of kabul near the u.s. embassy. a police official said it was a car bomb and the militants firing on the defense ministry. the attack comes as the taliban and the u.s. are holding talks in qatar. >>> it could take two weeks for investigators to produce a preliminary report about the deadly crash of a plane in texas. >> all ten people on the plane were killed when it slammed into a hangar at a small airport near dallas. the accident happened just after takeoff. the flight was heading to st. petersburg, florida. abc's jim ryan has more from dallas. >> reporter: inves

karl-heinz can business started small and has grown and grown he says many farmers could aim to do the same. he now owns 4 facilities in germany and eastern europe. that he hopes to open the next one in africa. hopefully that initiative will be helpful for african farmers to make the most of what they grow but in other parts of the world farmers have the opposite problem they produce more than they can sell or eat estimates say a 3rd of all food worldwide ends up being dumped on the list of food waste as our north america australia and new zealand with europe are not far behind generally in sub-saharan africa very little food is wasted but there is one big exception south africa. tatiana from borman piece regular visits to the garbage dumps around cape town. she studied the waste to a lifestyle of many south africans and says changes urgently needed. every year the landfill alone receives thousands of tons of food waste it comes from restaurants factories and local farms. we estimate that a surge of food is dumped in south africa every year this has significant ecological impacts becau

turning to karl. >> good afternoon, commissioners. it is great to be here. just want to first say thank you to the san francisco giants for having the faith in us to execute on the project that they worked on for decades. thank you to the port. this is a complex public private partnership. i can't stress enough without the cooperation of the city and the port we would not be in a position to be able to build housing today with 40% affordable. the economics of making that work only work because of the mixed use nature of this project. i will show you the schedule back to the screen. we submitted the phase one to the port several months ago. we have been working with them through the fair market valuation process. we are near the conclusion of that. i hope to be at the port commission on august 13th. hope shortly there after to execute the vertical development agreements and to get the leases executed to begin construction shortly after the baseball season is over and be under vertical construction in the spring. we are all here to answer any questions. thank

and karl-heinz appreciate just how useful it can be for a smallholder farmers. the greens the judging me or the greens and you can also see that we don't have brick edges those are pretty healthy enough to produce it especially for the african market where cereals are still often fresh the way they were in germany 50 or 60 years ago which means a lot is wasted if you use this you waste far less. for those 2 or more fruit enough it comes from a. coherent grew up on a farm and has spent much of his working life making machinery for post harvest processing of crops these days he spends a lot of time in africa being there reminds him of his childhood. probably paid for my 1st bike with money i earned on the farm that after working on the fields we had a wonderful meal i've never forgotten it because we would be full of the end which wasn't always the case. godfrey morongo is from zimbabwe he wants to help secure the harvest in his home country and elsewhere in africa with the help of modern technology. mobile dryers like this one can prevent cereal crops from spoili

karl-heinz business started small and has grown and grown he says many farmers could aim to do the same. he now owns 4 facilities in germany and eastern europe. but he hopes to open the next one in africa. hopefully that initiative will be helpful for african farmers to make the most of what they grow but in other parts of the world farmers have the opposite problem they produce more than they can eat estimates say a 3rd of all food worldwide and are being dumped on the list of food waste as our north america australia and new zealand with europe are not far behind generally in sub-saharan africa very little food is wasted but there is one big exception south africa. tachyon a front door man piece regular visits to the garbage dumps around cape town. she studied the waste to a lifestyle of many south africans and says changes urgently needed. every year the landfill alone receives thousands of tons of food waste it comes from restaurants factories and local farms. reassume 8 that assertive food is dumped in south africa every year this has significant ecological impacts because all that

connell: karl rove,. >> thank you. melissa: breaking news. southwest is expecting boeing 737 max cancellations beyond october 1st. beyond discovery of more safety issues this is statement put out. united airlines, delta air lines, the two carriers operate the 737 max, removed the jetliner from their flying schedules to early september. this is another one reaching into october. also added they didn't expect it to go on this long. connell: one thing after another for boeing certainly. >>> now, hong kong, protesters in the streets there. this time they actually stormed into the legislative council building, shattering glass, defacing the chamber in the process. we'll have breaking details. dan henninger from the "wall street journal" responds next. melissa: taylor swift is not backing down, taking on justin bieber's manager, scooter braun after purchasing her catalog worth millions to say the least the fight is just beginning. pho. $4.95. no matter what you trade, at fidelity it's just $4.95 per online u.s. equity trade. it's something we take

here with reaction karl rove and former governor mike huckabee. all right, both of you guys havw been in a lot of elections. i am listening to all of this and watching all of this. in the new green deal and the leadership of the democratic party, how does this play out? governor, we will start with you tonight. >> well, david axelrod is half right when he says that this is exposing just how socialist and how far to the left the democratic party has become. it is not the democratic party. even barack obama. n and they will have a hard time selling this to america especially the part of america that lives between the two coast. so good luck with that democrats, you have just taken h sharp left turn right off the california coast, swimming in the pacific. hope that works out well for you. >> sean: you know, karl rover i see one big influence on the 2020 democratic presidentialen hopefuls. they have all adopted somel version of the new green deal. which we know means no oil, gas combustion engine, everything ib free, eventually we get rid of cars, pla

>> sean: you know, karl, i think that the headline will be "karl rove admits conservative conspiracy theory to create the squad" has been exposed on "hannity." the illuminati as well. >> there will be somebody on the left who thinks that, but maybe they won't. whatever. i just want to be on the record. >> sean: we will put it on the whiteboard. >> i want to see the emails, i want to see your emails, it may have started in your office. you may have concocted this scheme to get the four elected. >> sean: i'm sure that i did. >> it is worthy of you, my friend. >> sean: directly ahead, the hate-trump media exposed like never before. lawrence jones, reaction. and my questions for jim comey, straight-ahead. ♪ ♪ we'll take great care of him we get it you got it oh! thank you we're petsmart thank you we're hugging ♪now i'm gonna tell my momma♪ ♪that i'm a traveller ♪i'm gonna follow the sun♪ ♪now i'm gonna tell my momma ♪that i'm a traveller transitions™ light under control™ we were paying an arm and a leg for postage. i remember setting up shipstation. one or two click

>> sean: you know, karl, i think that the headline will be karl rove is mr. conservative conspiracy theory to create the squad has been exposed on "hannity." the illuminati as well. >> there will be somebody on the left who thinks that, but maybe they won't. whatever. i just want to be on the record. >> sean: we will put it on the whiteboard. >> i want to see the emails, i want to see your emails, the man started in your office. you may have concocted this scheme to get the four elected. >> sean: i'm sure that i did. >> it is worthy of you, my friend. >> sean: directly ahead, the hate trump media expose like never before. lawrence jones, reaction. and my questions for jim comey, straight-ahead. ♪ let's see, aleve is proven better on pain than tylenol extra strength. and last longer with fewer pills. so why am i still thinking about this? i'll take aleve. aleve. proven better on pain. most people think a button is just a button. ♪ that a speaker is just a speaker. ♪ or - that the journey can't be the destination. most people haven't driven a lincoln. dis

>> jonathan karl at the white house. jon, our thanks to you. >>> meantime, jon, as you know, the trump administration plans to move ahead now with those sweeping raiding by immigration and customs enforcement teams this weekend. some 2,000 immigrants in ten cities are reportedly targeted. and abc's matt gutman is in los angeles, one of the cities expecting those raids. >> reporter: tonight, those possible i.c.e. raids sowing fear across america. as reported by "the new york times", the roundups would target some 2,000 undocumented people on deportation lists. they'd reportedly begin sunday in as many as ten major american cities, about three weeks after president trump warned this could happen. the result? near panic in some places. we are in los angeles, headed to the home of a woman in an undisclosed location who, like so many thousands, plans to go into hiding. lillian, who asked that we not show her on camera, has been in the u.s. for over 20 years. she has two children who are u.s. citizens, but she and her partner

>> jonathan karl at the white house. jon, thank you. >>> meantime, jon, as you know, the trump administration plans to move ahead with those sweeping raids this weekend. some 2,000 imgrants in ten cities are reportedly targeted. and abc's matt gutman is in los angeles, one of the cities expecting those raids. >> reporter: tonight, those possible i.c.e. raids sewing fear across america. as reported by "the new york times", the roundups would target some 2,000 undocumented workers on deportation lists. they'd reportedly begin sunday in as many as ten major american cities, about three weeks after president trump warned this coulen. the result? near panic in some places. we are in los angeles, headed to the home of a woman in an undisclosed location, of a woman who, like so many thousands, plans to go into hiding this weekend.ian, who asked, that we not show her on camera has been in the us for 20 years. she has two children who are us citizens but she and her partner are undocumented. >> are you afraid? >> yes. i -- i lot

karl rove was on with sean last night. here is how he flames dominic frames the two critical questions. >> lay the predicate for the iga in the ag. that is really what is going to get to the heart of what happened in 2016. remember, mueller is not appointed until may of 2017. the abuses took place in 2016. more importantly, every time the democrats go after one of the so-called obstruction charges, ask mueller do you stand by your statement that this report does not conclude that the president committed a crime? >> bill: that last part is so important. careful listening on that. what do you think? >> it is definitely important. both sides are going to fund the testimony pretty frustrating because the doj's instructions to mueller about not going beyond the words that he used in the report that he issued, which is now three or four months old, means that neither side is going to get what they want. the republicans really want to investigate the origins of the russia hooks, whether -- he is being told exclusively that the do

." ♪ >> mike: joining me now, leslie marshall and karl rove. great to have both of you. >> hi, mike, good to be here. >> mike: take a look at president trump on most four freshman congresswoman and i will ask you to respond. >> yesterday they went on the stage, i said let me watch this and the anger. the choice for every american has never been more clear. that's true. the democrat agenda is antiworker, anti-jobs, anti-citizen, antifamily, and anti-common sense. >> mike: does that work is a 2020 campaign pitch, angry democrats against him, carl? >> it does as long as you keep putting out -- "the squad" in front of the camera. i watch the news conference. i was a little taken aback i'm a congresswoman presley started off by saying he is xenophobic, racist and a bigot, but let's not take the bait and engage in the same kind of language that he engages in and then spend much of the rest of her time talking about how president trump was deliberately subjecting immigrant children along the border to trauma, childhood trauma. these deliberately traum

approves. >>> stay tuned for jon karl and "this week." we'll see you next weekend. "this week." we'll see you next weekend. >>> good morning, everyone. i'm chris nguyen. a playground at alameda was badly damaged in what firefighters believed was a case of arson. alameda fire crews put out the fire on woodstock park cypress avenue after 3:30 yesterday morning. the entire play structure and surrounding rubberized turf was in flames. just a few hours earlier, crews responded to the same park to put out a fire in a trash can. when abc 7 arrived on scene, a touching note asking for the park to be rebuilt had been posted on the fence. >>> you won't believe what a group of sport fishermen managed to reel in in san francisco bay. they were near alcatraz when they hooked a giant shark. it attached onto a fish carcass. after a struggle that last add minute or two, they cut the line and released the shark back into the bay. let's get a check of weather with lisa argen. good morning, lisa. >> hi, chris. good morning to you. we have fog around the bay and the coast. walnut creek nice and sun

citrix regularly guards visitors of cross the like he's fascinated by the karl. although we live in a world where we're trying to get closer to nature to return to the essential things of life this is a place where we can be more at one with nature away from the outside and the excitement of. the suffering in like is 300 metres long and 20 metres wide behind the rock formation is a case that stretches for over a kilometer but it's not accessible to. the large projection salute to an old legend which said the goals of saleyards would come here to see the faces of the future husbands reflected in the now the like attracts some $80000.00 visitors a year just see things have been strengthened to prevent pieces of rock forming on the tourists. the case has a constant temperature of 15 degrees celsius perfect for storing wine this one is from local village not christoph but 3 say because opinion at 70 meters apart for like an ideal location. the locals here were always aware of this water filled but it was only in the 1940 s. that it may. i'm more accessible following

jonathan karl, abc news, the white house. >> a big thanks to jonathan karl. and okay, so this is going to be really big today. and obviously democrats and republicans have been preparing a lot heading into this with mock hearings. one thing for democrats is they're going to be looking to try to get information from mueller outside of that report, wanting to know if the only reason he didn't recommend charges against the president stems from the justice department's rule against prosecuting a sitting president, and republicans are likely to focus on the origins of the russia investigation. >> right. we've got new reporting from our white house reporter katherine faulders who says a source in the mock hearings for the democrats yesterday says the focus is on framing of the questions where dems feel they could have a shot at getting info out of mueller with a one-word yes-or-no answer. so they tee it up with a big question, then his yes or no reveals a lot, because we know he's going to stick to the report, according to sources. mee republicans as you neionthed,

karl rove will break that down. he joins us momentarily. >> sandra: plus, acknowledging problems with robert mueller's testimony as more members of his party get on the impeachment bandwagon. we are going to talk to john sununu about that next. >> the democrats and mueller and all of these people working with him have done more to destroy the integrity of our electoral process than anything about the russians were vladimir putin could have ever dreamed of doing. i had a few good tricks to help hide my bladder leak pad. like the old "tunic tug". but always discreet is less bulky. and it really protects. 'cause it turns liquid to gel. so i have nothing to hide. always discreet. what do all these people have in common, limu? [ guttural grunt ] exactly. nothing! they're completely different people. that's why they make customized car insurance from liberty mutual. they'll only pay for what they need. yes, and they could save a ton. you've done it again, limu. [ limu grunts ] only pay for what you need. ♪ liberty, libe

this is one method that hong kong really taking this movement to other parts of the city ok because karl nelson thanks for that. to portugal now where some 2000 firefighters are battling huge wildfires in the country's mountainous. region it's the same area that was devastated by wildfires just 2 years ago several firefighters as well as civilians have been injured and strong winds are hampering efforts to get the blazes under control. wildfires whipped by strong winds in gulf in forests and encroaching on villages a familiar scene for people living in portugal's castello branker region. while folks can be deadly because they happen so quickly well there's no maneuverability i never thought this would happen today it was all so quiet yesterday and this morning i don't know how i don't understand how suddenly there were no means to avoid the situation i just don't understand how i'm not. around the world while fuzz becoming more intense and wildfire seasons longer key to climate change but because of better precautions since the deadly force in 2017 no one has died of portugal in the last

that this is one method that hongkong or see really taking this movement to other parts of the city ok karl nelson thanks for that. turn to sports now and in golf it was an emotional day for hours from shane lowry as he won his 1st major at the british open the howling wind and rain that while portrush in northern ireland proved no problem for lowery as he swept to victory 6 shots ahead of englishman tommy fleetwood in cycling british rider simon yates has won a stage 15 of the tour de france and an intense mountain stage in the pyrenees that he won after a solo sprint french rider and a few deep drops further seconds after struggling on the final of the stages for climbs but retains the yellow jersey defending champion geraint thomas is still in 2nd out serious footballers have returned home to a hero's welcome after their africa cup of nations triumph team was greeted by enormous crowds on the streets of the capital jeers on saturday following their 10 victory over senegal in friday's final after the open topped parade squad was received at the people's palace by acting president of the c

this is one method that hong kong really taking this movement to other parts of the city ok because karl thanks for that. archaeologists in israel have made a remarkable discovery they've unearthed the remains of an ancient mosque dating as far back as the 7th century a.d. around the time that islam arrived in the region the site was uncovered during building work in a bedouin town in the negev desert. the does it again reveals one of its secrets a new neighborhood was supposed to be built here but then archaeologists made a sensational find the remains of a mosque. experts say it could be 1200 years old dating back to long before islam was a majority religion in this part of the world. in israel before any building can begin the antiquities authority has to inspect the ground and here we discovered an 8th century farm and unearthed a mosque that was pointing to mecca. district open topped mosque with a round was most likely used by families mosques dating back to this time have so far only been found in largest cities d. to the v.a. has been an archaeologist in the region for 25 years h

jon karl at the white house. >>> the urgent manhunt tonight after the american woman and her boyfriend were found dead on a road trip in canada. tonight, two young men who were thought to be missing are now suspects in more than one case. >

quite a moment, karl. what did you make of that? >> i made it we saw more evidence of the pandering for the presidential candidates for the far left of the democratic party. you're right, 38% said yes in a cnn poll. 59% said no. even on that stage, my sense was, that the democrats knew how out of line this was because they tried to soften it by saying, we're talking about health insurance, meaning that you will have to pay into that insurance program. well, that is not the way it works. it is like a gigantic magnet, come here, we will give you free health insurance. the idea that somehow or another somebody who comes here, comes across the border, is released while their asylum request is being deliberated somehow will get free health insurance paid for by the american taxpayers is just astonishing. griff: karl, what does it say, we're on the opening night, basically, we have 11 debates to go? more than 215 days to iowa caucuses, this is where we start? >> look this was not the only thing. we had a discussion about abortion. no limi

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>>find a won't show a good job whereas in the house aany times are reporting karl the artist. artist says he has no idea who the irresponsible dog owners could be he is hoping that they will make use of the scoop after they see his message. so that wraps up kron 4 news tonight at 8 ending on that note our primetime coverage just getting started g lotus typically my liviakis are here with kron 4 news at night can appendix very much next on the news at night a really disturbing story tonight in one local community investigators find to newborns near a dumpster. they were just born one of them now is dead the others in the hospital. we're learning about the mom that's next in a live report plus we continue our team coverage on the garlic festival shooting the new information. >>we are learning from police about the 19 year-old suspect and how the bay area continues to honor the victims and the second democratic presidential debate just wrapped up tonight to how to get to pay for health care dominated will have those highlights coming up i'm grant lotus and i think it would kiss t

. >> yeah, it's actually good to remember, karl, the deal itself was announced april 29th of 2018 it was the third try, if you recall, as well for these two companies to get together. and this time it appears they are getting awfully close to doing so we've been reporting on many of the details that were shared in that briefing that ylan attended in terms of what will be divested to dish this opportunity they hope to really create a viable competitor in the wireless market in the form of dish wireless, particularly in 5g and, of course, the two companies from the outset from that first day in april of 2018 have made 5g the centerpiece of their argument as to why it would be pro-competitive and why they believe the deal should be allowed. it's always worth going back to the terms. it was 9.75 shares of sprint shares for each of t-mobile or 0.256 t-mobile shares for each share of sprint and that's where it stands, soft bank, longtime owner of sprint that, remember, under moss had tried to get a t-mobile deal done early on and failed and tried again and now we are here. will own about 2

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