i think in many ways our institutions are under assault, both externally, and that is the big news here. russian interference in our election system. and i think as well, our institutions are under assault internally? internally from the president? exactly. in high gear add in the meantime, jeff sessions, the attorney general, and his deputy interviewed eight candidates, the acting director of the fbi, andrew mccabe, john cornyn, alice fisher who was in the justice department years ago. judge michael garcia, federal judge from virginia, henry hudson. adam lee who is the head of the fbi virginia. mike rogers from michigan, he is supported by an association of fbi agents paid a lot of people think he has the inside track. they interviewed former bush security advisor frances
umbrella of the u.s. global health fund which will probably by a factor of at least ten, probably more increase the amount of money that is covered by that policy. heather: just another monday on capitol h
resigned tonight. the robust way he stood up to the trump administration and to trump himself on ethics issues and the president s unprecedented financial conflicts of interest. his name is walter shoeb. he said he was not forced out of the office of government ethics. he basically says he s leaving because the u.s. governmentestics rules are not strong enough to allow him to stand up to what this president and his family are doing so he is leaving his jb at the office of government ethics in order to try to strengthen the rules from the outside. very interesting resignation today. we ve got more on that story ahead. there s a lot going on. we ve got a big show tonight. i said at the very end of last night s show we ve got a scoop to share with you tonight. this is that scoop. in-house on your staff we ve been talking about this as and inside, kind of an inside-out
story. not your typical news story, not your particular scoop. but i think it s important. one of the few times we ve
main event is now over. so that does it for us from hamburg tonight. rachel will be back on monday, and i will see you again next friday live from iraq where we will take you to the front lines for the final push to drive isis out of the city of mosul. now it s time for the last good evening, richard. thank you for all that reporting. but you go, i do want to ask you given everything, do you think putin got what he wanted out of president trump today? i think he absolutely got what he wanted. i think he came in with this intention to have a long meeting. i think he wanted to overwhelm the president, presenting him lots of options, lots of things they could discuss, put some meat on the table for them to start digging right into it and hoping this will lead to more discussions, more follow-on, and a tighter relationship. interesting. richard engel, thank you very much. absolutely. i am ari melber live in new
york for lawrence o donnell. now for months, people have been wat
through this. judge jeanine: i know you will get through it. you people are hard working people in texas. you don t want to be someone who is taken care of. you take care of yourselves and your family and friends. but i want to tell you, congressman. our family lost our home in a flood. so i note havoc and devastation. how are you and your family dealing with this. what if anything is lost in your home or is your home lost totally. my home was not flooded. we had water around it. thousands and thousands of our constituents have lost their home. and you said it best. texans are very tough and resilient and self-sufficient. but we need help. we can t do it alone. we haven t brand-new doing it alone. neighbors helping neighbors.
i can t tell you what a great feeling i had to see these churches, individuals, cooperation. people from out of state. everybody pitching in and helping one another. all around my district today except for the parts that are inaccessible. it s even incredible
firing of a missile over japan, the u.n. now condemning this latest test but isn t taking any action. good morning, everyone, it s august 29th. i m ayman mohyeldin along i d yasmin vossoughian and louis burgdorf. harvey will make landfall once again as some towns on the edge have measured 50 inches of rain. with the president s and first lady s visit yesterday, the situation became more dire for many in the city and across south texas. in all, there have been nearly 19,000 water rescues across south texas as of last night. the death toll has climbed once more, now to nine. but images are circulating across social media. along those killed, houston police officer sergeant steve perez. the chief of police spoke about how he died and how he lived
media asking for help, asking for help in their elderly parents or people who live there. there is one house i was able to find the address for. this is a house in beaumont. a street map before the storm. there are people as of an hour ago