BRIANNA KEILAR, CNN HOST: I want to go back to Manu Raju on the Hill. If they're asking her to apologize, you would expect that we would have talked to her ahead of time and that maybe we will see something or is that your expectation?</s>MANU RAJU, CNN SENIOR CONGRESSIONAL CORRESPONDENT: It's possible. We do know that Congresswoman Omar is working on some sort of statement. We do expect that to come out. We have not seen her today. They have not clarified her remark from last night. But the statement that came out from Nancy Pelosi and the rest of her Democratic leadership team tried to make it clear that they disagree very strongly with Congresswoman Omar's tweets last night. Part of what they said was, Congresswoman Omar's use of anti-Semitic tropes and prejudicial accusations about Israel supporters is deeply offensive. We condemn those remarks and we call upon Congresswoman Omar to immediately apologize for these hurtful comments." The question is what they do from here. Republicans have been pushing for Congresswoman Omar to be stripped from her committee assignment on the House Foreign Affairs Committee. There's no indication Democrats are willing to do that. And House minority leader, Kevin McCarthy, the Republican, put out a statement just earlier saying he would more to try to take action against Congresswoman Omar. Democratic leaders do not. It's unclear what he can really do, given he is in the minority. But this is the first statement from Democratic leaders objecting very strongly to those tweets from last night -- Brianna?</s>KEILAR: Manu, keep an eye on that for us on Capitol Hill. Soon, President Trump is heading to Texas for a rally to promote his border wall demand, as the clock winds down to another possible shutdown. And a possible 2020 challenger is planning a dueling rally. And we'll take you live to the fight against ISIS in east Syria where thousands of people are trapped in an ISIS-controlled town. Now the top U.S. commander is issuing a strong warning about this threat.
Pelosi, Democrat Leaders Call on Omar to Apologize for Remarks