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the worst country in terms of food insecurity. it is the worst humanitarian crisis you have never heard of. half the people of the central african republic don't know where their next meal is coming from. nearly six years of vicious conflict involving muslim and christian militia forced a million people from their homes. some of them sought shelter here in a sprawling overcrowded camp in the town of bria. there are 65,000 people now living in this camp. they came to escape the bloodshed of the different warring militias in this country. even here, even now, the situation is tense. we have armed guards with us at all times. escaping from the seering noon sun, we meet lavender clemens. she tells us her husband was
dropped out early. 2008, didn't get anywhere in the presidential race. got on the ticket with obama. in fact, there has never been a candidate from delaware who has won the presidency, and yet a month plus into this presidential campaign for 2020, for joe biden, there he is, atop the field on the democratic side. we've been showing it here every night in the polls against trump joe biden leading right now. who knows where this is going to go. but, really, joe biden's never been closer to the presidency and delaware as a state has probably never been closer to the presidency than it is right now. we will see as this campaign unfolds. do they get closer and closer and closer and actually get there or do they end up looking back at this moment and saying so close and yet so far away? >> wow. can't wait for tomorrow night. steve kornacki, our thanks. a toll taker who looked a lot like bria from our staff. coming up, the dramatic incident on the other side of the world that some folks fear could lead our nation into a conflict.
guy? pierre s. dupont, ran for the republican nomination in '88. biden ran in '88, pretty much got nowhere. dropped out early. 2008, didn't get anywhere in the presidential race. got on the ticket with obama. in fact, there has never been a candidate from delaware who has won the presidency, and yet a month plus into this presidential campaign for 2020, for joe biden, there he is, atop the field on the democratic side. we've been showing it here every night in the polls against trump joe biden leading right now. who knows where this is going to go. but, really, joe biden's never been closer to the presidency and delaware as a state has probably never been closer to the presidency than it is right now. we will see as this campaign unfolds. do they get closer and closer and closer and actually get there or do they end up looking back at this moment and saying so close and yet so far away? >> wow. can't wait for tomorrow night. steve kornacki, our thanks. a toll taker who looked a lot like bria from our staff.
when hillary clinton decided not to go to certain states and stayed at home. bria se a layup who is going to challenge me? she is a bartend are. nobody knows who she is. steve: it's really the state of the party. do the democrats stand for. she describes herself as a democrat socialist. clearly aligned with bernie sanders. and her platform medicare for all. housing as a human right. wants to get rid of ice. crackdown on wall street. and federal job guarantee. that is the bernie sanders message. where is the nancy pelosi-joe crowley message in that. we're going to take back your tax cut and get rid of your crumbs. ainsley: not surprising the new york area, queens, very liberal. steve: meanwhile, the president of the united states got good news from the u.s. supreme court. by a 5-4 majority, the supreme court upheld a case of hawaii vs. trump.
space junk from china could virtually land anywhere on the planet because no one can accurately calculate where or when it will specifically make reebb tri. bria -- make reentry.reporter: h on earth sometime today or by early monday, according to the european space agency. it predicts it will come down 8:00 p.m. eastern, give or take 2 1/2 hours. scientists don't know when and where it will fall. because it's tumbling and spinning around earth at 17,000 miles an hour. china's first space station stopped responding to the country's commands in 2016. but only recently did scientists
steve: she is not better. ainsley: i still to this day i want to tell this coach why i had so much heart and i tried. [sigh] ainsley: i didn't make the cheerleading team the second time i tried out. my dad said somebody else needed that position. i don't like losing. i don't like the score being run up so hh. that dsn't failure rt of your life. bria you should tell the coach if you are trying out you had the flu. ainsley: did i and he still cut me. i could have been a really good tennis player. brian: you are good now, right? ainsley: i'm trying now. steve: if anyone from ainsley's squad email us that you feel bad. ainsley: it's the coach i'm still mad at. steve: sounds like you are still mad about the cheerleading. brian: 93-7. do you have a problem with that? >> while the game was happening. coach, can you pull out the startestarters can you put them
washington with more. you've crunched the numbers, bria numbers,berry numbers, brianna what have you covered? >> what is confounding he said he never would play golf. donald trump not golfing is like donald trump not tweeting, it's just never going to happen. for president trump golf is more than just a game. it's a way of life. it seems he'd rather entertain world leaders like japanese prime minister shinzo abe on the links than in the white house, and trump casual, it's not jeans and sneakers, it's khaki pants and golf shoes, even for a visit to tour the u.s./mexico border as a candidate. in march the president held a meeting with several cabinet secretaries in his course near washington and he's spending a 17-day working vacation at his bedminister, new jersey, golf club, though he tweeted "this is not a vacation. meetings and calls," but also -- >> is my star doing a good job? >> reporter: trump golf greeted
he's telling us what is coming up today. heather: bria, this is a great school picture, how sweet. >> my eighth grade graduation. i'm not allow today sit on the couch, it's bad luck. i am going to be joined by two other people, their names are on the prompter and i just can't pronounce them. we are going the take a look at the aftermath after the ninth district decision yesterday and joined by andrew napolitano to inwind it for us, geraldo rivera will be joining us and should we all be looking at a tack cut, the chairman of ways and means kevin is here. i hope i'm dressed okay. let's put in the animation and go to commercial right now without them you're conducting business with an armpit on the side of your head. that's not just some battery. that's a duracell battery. that's a power you can trust.
. >> so, lee, i have to ask you, as her kocounsel, the first question from the officer is, why don't you teach your son not to litter? what do you make of the response from that officer? >> it shows the officer came to that scene and he saw a white man and a black woman, and he made up his mind before really asking any real questions, that the white man was not going to be guilty of anything and that he was going to find a reason to be upset with the complaining witness, the black mother. >> jacqueline was arrested for failure to have an i.d. and resisting arrest. bria was arrested and charged with resisting arrest and interfering with public work. how are they doing tonight, and have they been released? >> they have been released. they were held over -- that happened about 4:00 yesterday
around, but they've never exchanged words or niceties or any previous beef. >> jacqueline's daughter, bria, was recording this encounter. toi i want to play some of this video and i have to warn you, it's disturbing. >>