burning tiki torches, we remember heather hire. it didn t make sense last year and it doesn t make sense now. reporter: last week heather hire s mother returned to the spot where her daughter was fatally struck by a car recalling the promise she made at the funeral. i held her hand and said i m going to make this count. i don t want to be here doing this. reporter: on sunday she will visit that block which is named for her daughter and speaking at an event marking the anniversary. lauren blanchard, fox news. rob: the president ready to take on prison reform after a roundtable with state leaders, the administration looking to change citizen laws and a law passed by the house, provisions with a were sentences for drug families and get rid of life terms, the president said it will save tax dollars and boost
other prominent african-americans. it is very difficult for anybody, other than omarosa, at least old omarosa, to get on board of the policies. thank you. eugene scott, thank you for coming in. we ll continue this conversation with the new mayor of charlottesville, who is on our show live in a couple minutes, along with the mother of heather hire. where we are now, a year after the incredibly important and pivotal day in this country. also up next, the special counsel setting its sights on the manhattan madame. a long-time friend of roger stone, how davis might be a key witness in robert mueller s investigation. we may be in the final hours of paul manafort s trial from the prosecution s perspective. why the judge in the case, in a rare move, said sorry to prosecutors. i don t keep track of regrets.
field, where players are protesting racial injustice. the president tweeting about that. all happening as a former white house insider makes explosive, new claims about donald trump and the n word. we ll share details in a moment. all going down one day before the anniversary of the deadly white supremacist rally in charlottesville. a state of emergency already declared in virginia. racists planning to take their protests here to d.c. we re talking with two women personally impacted by this violence. if mother of heather hire, the woman killed in charlottesville, will join me, as well as charlotsha charlottesvil charlottesville s mayor. also, the manhattan madame testifying today. why the special counsel wants her and what she is telling our team this morning. you ll only see it and hear it here on msnbc. our team is set up and ready to go on this friday. we re going to start with president trump up add bedminster, putting himself in the middle of the culture wars again.
the pastor is accused of an attempted coup in turkey which he denies. the government stand by him. turkish lawyers want to arrest us service members for alleged ties to terror groups. jillian: a state of emergency declared in charlottesville ahead of the 1-year anniversary of the deadly white supremacist rally. the protests are planned tomorrow through sunday. 700 state police offices will be activated to keep the peace. last year heather hire was killed after being struck by a car that plowed into a crowd of counter protesters. donald trump setting his sights on prison reform. the president only with a small group of governors in new jersey including john edwards. louisiana has seen a rapid drop in prison populations after changing parole and sentencing guidelines. john kennedy warns the president policy threatened the state s safety.
when the ms-13 come in, i refer to them as animals, and guess what, i always will. here s someone donald trump has never referred to as an animal. the white supremacists who is accused of speeding his car into a group of people at charlottesville, virginia, he was arrested and charged with murder after he drove his car into that crowd and killed heather hire. donald trump has never killed the man who killed 17 people in florida anal animal. kim jong-un is suspected of murdering his brother and being part of a family dictatorship that has starved hundreds of thousands of north koreans to death and donald trump does not call him an animal. kim jong-un, he really has been very open and i think very honorable from everything we re