interview next. happening now the house ethics committee issuing judgment against two members of congress involved in sexual harassment related complaints. details on that next. nancy pelosi coming face-to-face with critics within her own party. one of them is a congresswoman who made challenge pelosi for the speakership role. here what happened next. being detected was not an option. if i was recognized the whole operation was blown. the element of surprise was imperative. wow. he won t even recognize you. seriously. i don t even recognize myself.
say doing everything we tell you to do, period, that s not a compromise. that s not what the president said. that s not what the leadership said. this just a conversation between the two of you on national tv. can you imagine the conversations happening on capitol hill today? my goodness. ben ferguson, jason kandor, thank you very much. the countdown clock is on, 8:27 to go. news just in from the cdc, flu cases in the u.s. are getting worse by the day. we ll take you to california next, where health officials have been forced to set up tents. look at that to help care for the scourge of flu patients. you do all this research
tide. so it s bipartisan. we have about 25, 28 co-sponsors now. it s something that i think we have to put into place to be able to allow the prosecutors at the state level and the federal level to go after these groups that are selling girls and women online. the exploitation continues. and also to let the victims get the justice they deserve. no question it s a 50-state problem. kids as young as 10. and, again, u.s. kids, american kids, being sold into basically the new slave trade. senator, we re all over it. we have the documentary coming out this fall. let us know what happens legislatively. we will stay on this story. thanks for joining us on new day . that s great. thanks, chris. always great to be on with you. be well, senator. brianna. president trump not backing down, but does his brand of tough talk go too far? we ll ask democratic congressman eric swalwell of california next.
out. heidi? there s the legal, and we don t know because it s never happened before, and then there s the political. i think the political is much more clear cut that this has to be the red line for those republicans who are just not willing to step up to the plate on challenging trump. if he did that, i think it would ignite a firestorm because you don t need a pardon unless you ve done something wrong. i think the impeachment bells would be ringing on capitol hill. all right, heidi, john, guys, thank you both so much. coming up next, the congressman who wants the fib to review ivanka trump s security clearance and also wants her husband s clearance revoked. what might ted lieu say about jared kushner s new financial disclosures? i ll speak with the democratic congressman from california next. comfortable you are in it.
the investigation out of the shooting in san bernardino. bank records showing a big deposit last month into farook s account. the latest in a live report from california next. but first, developing news of baltimore. the prosecution rested in the first of six trials in the death of freddie gray. officer william porter charged with manslaughter, assault, misconduct and reckless endangerment. if convicted he could face up to 25 years in prison.