mr. miller's property. >> the miller property was a number of acres in size. our s.w.a.t.r vent that was hidden near a log that tipped them off on the bunker's location. and, of course, it was very much a concern that miller could be hiding in this bunker or could he be at an observation point that as our officers were moving in, they could get ambushed and killed? >> i'll tell you, it wasn't really a survivalist bunker. that's a psychopath bunker. hmmmmmm..... hmmmmm... [ "dreams" by beck ] hmmmmm... the turbocharged dream machine. the volkswagen golf gti. named one of car and driver's 10best, 10 years in a row. hi baby! hi daddy! gain the freedom to fumble with the new water and shatter- resistant samsung galaxy s7 active. buy one now and get the samsung gear s2 for free. exclusively at at&t so we know how to cover almost almoanything.hing, even a ufh2o. [man] that's not good. [pilot] that's not good. [man] that's really not good. [burke] it happened august fourteenth,2008, and we covered it.talk to farmers. we know a thing or two because we've seen a thing or two. ♪ we

mrs. miller -- mr. bitfield: mrs. miller, the george washington university regulatory studies center, how old is the center? mrs. miller: it -- ms. miller: it began in 2009. mr. whitfield: and how long have you been there? ms. miller: since 2012. mr. whitfield: if you were running for public office or speaking at a rotary club around the country, could you categorically say the regulations are saving consumers money because the reduction in electricity costs exceeds the additional cost of the new appliance? ms. miller: i would say that these standards have different effects on different households based on characteristics i mentioned and also some i state as well in my written testimony. for instance, if you live in texas, maybe it's more beneficial for you to have an efficient air conditioner but do you care how efficient your furnace is? how often with will you use it? you may not save money getting an efficient furnace. so i would say that different situations -- mr. whitfield: geographical area would have an impact

mr. miller did not return a phone call, but there you are. that's the sweet stakes. hearing highly unlikely. no one really wants to get involved in what is obviously a mess. the fallback position would be someone they're working with right now. even though she says she's not running it, she is running it, and it would be this mr. miller. liz: nice work, charlie. >> thank you. all in a day's -- liz: i mean, it's important here. closing bell, nine minutes away. summer technically just two weeks away, but the heat is already on for you, the investor. i know you guys are looking to keep the sun sun shining on investments. market master or bob doll here, he's got the picks he says you need to buy right now to add major sizzle to take you all the way through any kind of fed drama or what have you. "countdown" coming right back with bob doll. ♪ ♪ . . . . liz: just as we're seeing major rallies, there is a sector not doing well at all. gun stocks missing target. we have ashley at nyse. >> missing targets indeed. there is belief that this particular sector has peaked. fbi sai

mr. miller? i will give you the last word on this.ook, it is an incredibly high risk investment. anybody who invests in china is really making a bet. it is more about gambling because of the incredible volatility there. and you don't see the swings in the chinese equity market correlated well with the moves in the chinese economy, as well as you would in other economies. guy: i wonder if the chinese have moved on from talking about equities. they are now focusing on steel and cotton and everything else. i am wondering if it is a regulatory story, if regulators are trying to catch up with the market. so, i just wonder whether the chinese market is a little bit easier to invest in now. charles: it might be, but i think matt's point is, it is very speculative. guy: but it little bit less speculative than it was? charles: it still strikes me as a speculative. caroline: very good. it is interesting to note, the benchmark in china today, actually lower on the back of steel makers being hit by headts that the u.s. might r way.ore duties thei

mr. miller, you're going to do this, this, this, right? yes, all spelled out here. where is the implementation plan here? >> another item that's caused concern last week's discovery that 4% of the funds raised will be directed away from community program, toward the city ' general balance. mayor kenney told cbs-3 he didn't feel the amount was significant enough to warrant a discussion. >>> once again, we are waiting for the final vote could happen any moment now. i have been told this issue could be taken to court by soda companies challenging the city's authority, and implement g such attacks. reporting live from city hall, alexandria hoff, cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >> well, steady rain, thunderstorms have been moving throughout the delaware valley today. when will it taper off? first look at the forecast with meteorologist, katie fehlinger in the cbs-3 weather center. >> hey, nicole, like you said we've been tracking this wet weather now all morning into the afternoon, as well it, has been coming through scat nerds nature granted but even though i call it far from

mrs. miller. the speaker pro tempore: the gentlewoman is recognized. mrs. miller: i rise in support of this bill which includes critical protections for one of our nation's precious assets, and that of course is the great lakes, which has 20% of our nation's fresh water drinking supply, as well as providing hundreds of jobs and billions of dollars in economic activity. today there are millions of gallons of hazardous materials transported through lines in the great lakes. we absolutely need energy, we need the energy, but we need to make sure we're transiting in a very safe and environmentally secure way. there is zero room for error in the great lakes. there's a 62-year-old pipeline that is called line five that runs thunder estraits of mac aw which is right in -- of mackinac which is right in etween lake hue ron. this has a lot of provisions that would conduct internal integrity tests once a year. it also designates the great lakes as an ecological resource. it makes sure we have emergency spil

mr. speaker. i thank the chairman, chairman miller and ms. brown and mr. mcnerney for their work on this bill. i encourage all members to support this legislation. i yield back the balance of my time. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman yields back. the question is will the house suspend the rules and pass the bill h.r. 4590, as amended. those in favor say aye. those opposed, no. in the opinion of the chair, 2/3 having responded in the firmative, the rules are suspended, the bill is passed, and without objection the motion to reconsider is laid on the table. for what purpose does the gentleman from tennessee seek recognition? mr. roe: thank you, mr. speaker. i move to suspend the rules and ass h.r. 5317, as amended. the speaker pro tempore: the clerk will report the title of the bill. the clerk: h.r. 5317, a bill to designate the department of veterans affairs health care center in center township, butler county, pennsylvania, as v.a. clinic. am the speaker pro tempore: pursuant to the rule, the gentleman from tennessee, mr. roe, and the gentlewoman from florida, ms. brown, each will contro

mr. miller talking about fugitive abilities, exciting technology from robotics and big data and cyber, to direct energy. and now i come back down to earth, i think here -- what part of the third offset ambition ,ision is wrong for the army and to what degree is it a bunch of really cool things that you guys just can't get to in the budget with modernization where it is, where you have to focus on much more immediate near-term off-the-shelf things like active protection, for example? daniel b. allyn: we are thankful that the defense secretary is pursuing this, because it does enable a focus on what we need 15 to 20 years down the road, which will maintain a much more critical -- we will maintain a much more critical focus on. we know particularly in the area integrated air defense and long-range precision fires that there are very, very specific capabilities that hold promise that we are working very carefully with dr. roper and his team to address gaps that we have that we know they can help us close. and so, we are focused on building that future army while delivering the forces needed t

mr. miller soon after.ery sorry, donald trump said. >> seth: which brings us to only thing that could make me doubt any part of this story. the idea that donald trump once apologized for something. [ laughter ] i thought if donald trump says the words, i'm very sorry, he breaks the spell and returns to his original form. [ laughter ] so how is gop officials responded to this latest embarrassment? well, by trying to dismiss it. reince priebus tried to do on sunday. >> i'd like to ask you about a report that donald trump in the 1990s served as his own spokesperson under another name. what do you make of that? [ light laughter ] >> it's a little bit odd. [ laughter ] >> seth: that's how you laugh when someone's holding a gun to your head off screen. ha ha, ha ha. ha ha ha. [ light laughter ] you couldn't see his hands but while he was laughing, had he was scrawling out the words please help me on a piece of paper. [ laughter ] but this whole thing is more than just a bizarre anecdote from trump's past. it matt

a hearty texas welcome to mrs. miller, mr. mcguire, miss noll, mr. cosgriff, mr. eckman, and mr. yurek. in the initial time i have one question about air conditioning. southeast texas, my home, exists in a climate we call 95/95. from early april to late september it's 95 degrees fahrenheit with 95% humidity. until 1902, the only job in that region was picking cotton and guarding prisoners in big state prisons. that provided very, very slow, low growth. and then this carrier invented the air conditioner in 1902. that single invention combined with oil being discovered at spittletop and beaumont and the 51-mile houston ship channel being built has put houston on track to be the nation's third largest city sometime this decade. federal actions affecting air conditioning gets the attention of all texans. especially if two federal agents are in conflict. we've seen that situation right now with air-conditioners. d.o.e. as to higher efficiency standards for air-conditioners. while epa is banning foam blowing agents from being used in air-conditioners. so my only question is for you, mr

a hearty texas welcome to mrs. miller, mr. mcguire, miss noll, mr. cosgriff, mr. eckman, and mr. yurek. in the initial time i have one question about air-conditioning. southeast texas, my home, exists in a climate we call 95/95. from early april to late september it's 95 degrees fahrenheit with 95% humidity. until 1902, the only job in that region was picking cotton and guarding prisoners in big state prisons. that provided very, very slow, low growth. and then this carrier invented the air conditioner in 1902. that single invention combined with oil being discovered at spindletop and beaumont and the 51 mile houston ship channel being built has put houston on track to be the nation's third largest city some time this decade. federal actions affecting air conditioning gets the attention of all texans. especially if two federal agents are in conflict. we've seen that situation right now with air-conditioners. d.o.e. is to many higher efficiency standards for air-conditioners. while epa is banning foam blowing agents from being used in air-conditioners. so my only question is for y

miller post office. the speaker pro tempore: pursuant to the rule, the gentleman from iowa, mr. blum, and the gentlewoman from michigan, mrs. lawrence, will each control 20 minutes. the chair recognizes the gentleman from iowa. mr. blum: thank you, mr. speaker. i yield myself such time as i may consume. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman is recognized. mr. blum: i ask unanimous consent that all members may have five legislative days to revise and extend their remarks and include extraneous material on the bill under consideration. the speaker pro tempore: without objection, the gentleman is recognized. mr. blum: mr. speaker, i rise today in support of h.r. 4372, introduced by representative chris collins of new york. this bill designates a post office located in bergen, new york, as the barry g. miller post office. mr. miller was assistant chief of emergency medical services, a member of the bergen fire department and county coroner. he was tragically killed in the line of duty during an emergency response. i look forward to hearing more about barry miller from the sponsor o

mr. simon miller. he wrote, and i'm quoting here, i want to to thank you for your visit at 10:00 p.m.sunday night. i can see see you seated in the big armchair in my living room, pipe and mouth and talking about the crisis that confronts us all. telling me in words that i could understand what you had done and the reasons for your action. you are the first president to come into our homes. until last night to me, the president of the united states was merely a legend, a picture a picture to look at, but you are real. quite a letter and he got those by the truckload. i think to reach people like that and to make a difference in one person's life like franklin roosevelt did, that ladies and gentlemen, that is leadership. i think perhaps the ultimate arbiter of how all of this played in your area came from bill rogers who may have been the only american then who is maybe as famous as it roosevelt himself. will rogers was a movie star in his own right, he he had a nationally syndicated newspaper column, he was on the radio himself too. he knew what he was talking about and after the first

mr. miller and the rest of the panel. mr. olson: i have one question about air conditioning. southeast texas, my home, exists in a climate we call 95 -95. from early april to late september, it's 95 degrees with 95% humidity. until 1902, people of that region were picking cotton and guarding prisoners in big state prisons. that provided very, very slow, low growth. and then, well, this carrier invented the air conditioner in 1902. that single invention, combined and il being discovered, the houston ship channel being built has put houston on track to be the nation's third largest city sometime this decade. federal action affecting air conditioning gets the attention of all texans. especially if two federal agents are -- agencies are in conflict. we're seeing that situation right now with air conditioners. d.o.e. is demanding higher efficientsy standards for -- efficiency standards for air conditioners, while the e.p.a. is banning foam blowing agents from being used in air conditioners. my question is for you, mr. mcguire, and you, mr. yurek. mr. yurek, first. can companies co

mr. miller. >> terry miller with the police project and represent of san francisco to the board we the people accept no selection for the police chief that in go beyond a reasonable doubt and individuals and demands a public receive yum and in addition a legitimacy of this policy is not happening by not having executive officer with the legitimate demand red cross by grocery store and mayor ed lee to push for any new weapons and here i'm referencing tasers without enforced forgot mechanisms tufrts are furthers this perspective we'll follow the careers of people by voting and block any further raising prirsz to the ac deputy chief chaplain we're not accepting of token in place if you wish enforcements by the people you'll reopen the officer-involved shootings killings and have the interpretation for all overlays in the killing of mario woods and (calling names) and remove officers from our communities immediately. >> (clapping.) >> thank you any further general public comment? coming back general public comment welcome back >> commissioners you know i've been coming here for more years than mo

mr. miller: a strong commander in chief. you asked the question as it relates to nato. they will have to pay their fair share and that's what mr. trump has been talking about. much of the g.d.p. -- >> a reminder you can watch in event online at c-span.org. you'll also see it later in our program schedule on the c-span networks. here on c-span, we'll take you live to the house next. they will provide debt relief to puerto rico. the bill would create a seven-member fiscal oversight board to assist the puerto rican government in managing its $70 billion in debt. later on today in the house, they'll take up the fiscal year 2017 legislative branch spending bill. live coverage of the u.s. house now on c-span. [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2016] [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org] the speaker: the house will be in order. the prayer will be offered by our guest chaplain, reverend kent clark, grace pontiac -- grace church, pontiac, michigan. the chaplain: our

mr. matt miller has your morning bief. matt: draghi's bid for credibility.cb's balance sheet approaches a record. whether be enough supply to buy? and sluggish, dismal, now insipid. the world bank reaches for a thesaurus as it sounds the alarm on global growth. how many ways can you say, it is just too dorarn slow? hillary becomes the first woman to run as the presidential candidate of a major u.s. party. but when does bernie sanders get on board with her candidacy? probably not until the convention. guy? guy: it is looking like that. it will be interesting to see what the end result of the meeting is with the president later this week. the european open is here. let's show you what is happening. we are getting a slightly negative start. let me bring up the gmm function and get some equity moves in here. we are expecting a fairly slow start for the european day. .5%.mx is down by the netherlands are trading d own. and i'm looking for the ftse 100, down by .2%. so, a weak start to the session. let's find out the details of the session with caroline hyde. caro

mr. miller. >> terry miller with the police project and represent of san francisco to the board we the people accept no selection for the police chief that in go beyond a reasonable doubt and individuals and demands a public receive yum and in addition a legitimacy of this policy is not happening by not having executive officer with the legitimate demand red cross by grocery store and mayor ed lee to push for any new weapons and here i'm referencing tasers without enforced forgot mechanisms tufrts are furthers this perspective we'll follow the careers of people by voting and block any further raising prirsz to the ac deputy chief chaplain we're not accepting of token in place if you wish enforcements by the people you'll reopen the officer-involved shootings killings and have the interpretation for all overlays in the killing of mario woods and (calling names) and remove officers from our communities immediately. >> (clapping.) >> thank you any further general public comment? coming back general public comment welcome back >> commissioners you know i've been coming here for more years than mo

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mrs. clinton? judith miller is a pool of supplies winning investigative reporter and author, count thomas a syndicated columnist, both are fox news contributors. good to have you the two of you on together again . >> like old times. jon: like yes it is. judy, it's a different campaign told from hillary clinton. will it work? >> at least she's alive. he's countering doll props on the presence on broadcast media and the newspapers. he's finally figured out that if people are talking about you, they're not going to like you anymore so yes, he's being more assertive. she's actually calling in to broadcast networks and cable news stations. she's given to very strong speeches and she's honing in on what i think is going to be her main campaign theme which is donald trump is temperamentally unsuited for the presidency, he is dangerous so it will be crooked hillary versus dangerous donald. let's see who wins that one. jon: it's going to be interesting. i found it a little disconcerting to listen to her call into those s

mr. wright. nice to see you. >> thank you. you two. -- you too. >> millertaying with us. i'm bill o'reilly. in the miller time segment tonight, an editorial in north korea state run media says quote donald trump is a wise politician and far sighted candidate. it seems the north korea despots are supporting trump. joining us now from santa barbara, california, dennis miller. did that surprise that you these tyrants are supporting trump? >> i will tell you what surprised me, billy, is how different keith a below looked in that last seeing: has he had some work? >> that was bob wright. it wasn't the doctor. >> i'm sorry. i didn't know it was mr. wright. >> my eyes are going. do you know what i love about kim jong un endorsing trump is he called hillary dull. we amal goal mate a moniker and characteristic or two monikers together and i want to tell kim if he is out there you should call her dullery instead of dull hillary. i saw the spokesman for kim jong un who is by the way, billy, his name is hong yung muk. wasn't that your handle when you drove big rigs or

mrs. clinton's testimony directly. more context, cheryl millers r mills, mrs. clinton's chief of staff, testified a few weeks ago and she claimed attorney-client privilege for mrs. clinton, that was the privilege, over her conversations with bryan pagliano. sought judge must be getting pretty frustrated after seeing all of this. >> so what you've got is a witness on the stand in the civil deposition, cheryl mills, who's been with hillary for years and years or some people call her the pitbull. she's claim not only does she have attorney-client with hillary but she has attorney-client with bryan pagliano. so it makes sense the judge is getting frustrated with all the dances they're doing. but what did pagliano, the guy who set up the server, give the department of justice that made it worthwhile for them to issue an immunity, whether it's transactional use? >> we don't know. we don't know how broad the immunity is, whether there's any immunity at all. that's why it's important for the testimony to take place. the judge may constrain his ability to assert the fif

miller, very much for your opening statement. and our next witness this morning is mr. joseph mcguire, who is the president and ceo of the association of home appliance manufacturers. thanks for being with us and you're recognized for five minutes. >> chairman whitfield -- >> and turn your microphone on. and get it close. >> mr. chairman and ranking member rush and members of the sub-committee. >> thank you for the opportunity to testify this morning. the ahem membership includes more than 150 companies throughout the world and employees tens of thousands of people in the united states. our members produce more than 95% of the household appliances shipped for sale in this country. i don't think there is any disagreement at this table that the appliance standards in energy star programs have been successful. energy efficiency gains across core major appliance categories are dramatic and undeniable. for example, most commonly purchased modern refrigerator uses the same amount of electricity as a 50 watt light lull b. a new clothes washer uses 70% less energy than it did i

mrs. sophie miller, a senior policy analysis -- analyst at the george washington university regulatory study center. so miss miller, thanks for being with us and you'll be given five minutes and make sure the microphone is on and up close to you so we could hear every single word that you say. and you are recognized for five minutes. >> well, thank you very much, chairman whitfield, ranking member rush and members of the subcommittee for invite knowing share my expertise today. i appreciate the subcommittee's interesting in the department of energy energy conservation program as well as opportunities for congress to improve it. i am the senior policy analysis at the george washington university regulatory studies center where i analyze the effects of regulation on public welfare, including the effects of d.o.e.'s energy efficiency standards on consumers specifically. through my research i've identified ways in which the standards could harm consumers rather than benefiting them and removing from the market appliances that could best fit their needs. the standards regulate appliances used in

mr. chairman miller statement like to make one opening comments. we issued a report to the budget and finance committee and the full board of supervisors on june 14th and i want to read one statement from that report. the city's salary and fringe benefits budget provides funding that exceeds the city departments actual staffing based on prior expenditures and history. in the current fiscal year 2015-16 according to the comptroller's high-level monthly spending rate report, the city's general fund departments will have a projected year-end salary surplus of $59.1 million. were 3.2% of fiscal year 15-16 budget and salaries of 1.9 billion and as you know, supervisors, you recently discussed the issue of the use of surplus hours for additional overtime. the reason why make this statement is just to put some of our recommendations into context as we proceed with these hearings. with respect to the city attorney, on page 23 of our report, recommended reductions for the proposed budget total $413,000 in 16-17 in that amount 8031 were ongoing savings and 4

mr. miller welcome. >> good evening commission wanted to begin with the resolution to 2 hundred million dollars of the sfpd budget in the last 4 year the sfpd budget was augmented by 100 million dollars and 23 people have been killed many cases are under investigation for malfeasance i'm ill tonight i will be stating for this whole meeting i wanted to speak on the use of force policy. the fact of the matter is it's good thing minimal use of force is in there. the fact that it's subject to feasibility undermines the purpose of minimal version two a we're not dealing with a reasonable body of people with feasibility and reasonability. they talk about they use ridiculous examples like a terrorist jumping into cars there is no president established that some hard core da will go after cops for terrorists we're talking about jessica neil son. it's bad faith bargaining that the people's livings and safety is subject to mmb requirements it's like me a plumber going to a meeting with a general foreman whether i should be able to beat up electricians -- [inaudible] we demand the right to determine our c

mr. chairman miller statement like to make one opening comments. we issued a report to the budget and finance committee and the full board of supervisors on june 14th and i want to read one statement from that report. the city's salary and fringe benefits budget provides funding that exceeds the city departments actual staffing based on prior expenditures and history. urrent fiscal year 2015-16 according to the comptroller's high-level monthly spending rate report, the city's general fund departments will have a projected year-end salary surplus of $59.1 million. were 3.2% of fiscal year 15-16 budget and salaries of 1.9 billion and as you know, supervisors, you recently discussed the issue of the use of surplus hours for additional overtime. the reason why make this statement is just to put some of our recommendations into context as we proceed with these hearings. with respect to the city attorney, on page 23 of our report, recommended reductions for the proposed budget total $413,000 in 16-17 in that amount 8031 were ongoing savings and 405186 on

mr. chairman miller statement like to make one opening comments. we issued a report to the budget and finance committee and the full board of supervisors on june 14th and i want to read one statement from that report. the city's salary and fringe benefits budget provides funding that exceeds the city departments actual staffing based on prior expenditures and history. in the current fiscal year 2015-16 according to the comptroller's high-level monthly spending rate report, the city's general fund departments will have a projected year-end salary surplus of $59.1 million. were 3.2% of fiscal year 15-16 budget and salaries of 1.9 billion and as you know, supervisors, you recently discussed the issue of the use of surplus hours for additional overtime. the reason why make this statement is just to put some of our recommendations into context as we proceed with these hearings. with respect to the city attorney, on page 23 of our report, recommended reductions for the proposed budget total $413,000 in 16-17 in that amount 8031 were ongoing savings and 4

are you familiar with some of the tweets jason miller sent out about mr. trump before hired? he was probably doing was supporting ted cruz, his boss, that's almost sort of a job description and these people that end up working in republican politics have worked for other candidates in the past so this isn't highly unusual and to say he's hired to get it back on track, the campaign is quite on track. jason is just another has set to the team. hope hicks has her hands full, she's very busy and he's another asset. so it's certainly on track, he's just propelling the movement forward. >> so you are familiar with the tweets i'm referring to. jason miller -- >> i don't know which one you're specifically referring to. >> i'll read them. he referred to "hashtag sleazy donald." he went on again to refer to the trump bot and describe his new boss as that and referred to donald trump's infamous comment that avoiding a sexual transmitted disease was his personal vietnam. this was tweeted out by the new communications director of the campaign. it's been deleted since he was hired but does

mrs. that's probably when they'll take them down provided there's no other shark sighting during the rest of the week.>>> to miller behind bars after robbing a man using an atm in san francisco. please recall to the area sunset around 8 o'clock tonight for reports of a robbery. the incident happened nearly stonestown mall and while the victim was using the atm, two suspects robbed them victim and took off in a white vehicle. police quickly spotted that car in the suspect led police on a pursuit before crashing. the suspects were taken into custody any weapon was recovered. >>> a national new state officials say the death toll for west virginia's devastating floods has risen to 24 people. high waters begin to recede in part of west virginia the death toll may continue to rise even further. following one of the deadliest such floods our nation has seen in years from our partners at cnn, we report. >>> the water levels have receded. there's no areas we haven't gotten to. >> after two days of lush flooding, and raging waters are finally receiving. at least 23 people have died making this the deadliest us flash floodin

mr. chairman miller statement like to make one opening comments. we issued a report to the budget and finance committee and the full board of supervisors on june 14th and i want to read one statement from that report. the city's salary and fringe benefits budget provides funding that exceeds the city departments actual staffing based on prior expenditures and history. in the current fiscal year 2015-16 according to the comptroller's high-level monthly spending rate report, the city's general fund departments will have a projected year-end salary surplus of $59.1 million. were 3.2% of fiscal year 15-16 budget and salaries of 1.9 billion and as you know, supervisors, you recently discussed the issue of the use of surplus hours for additional overtime. the reason why make this statement is just to put some of our recommendations into context as we proceed with these hearings. with respect to the city attorney, on page 23 of our report, recommended reductions for the proposed budget total $413,000 in 16-17 in that amount 8031 were ongoing savings and 4

mr. chairman miller statement like to make one opening comments. we issued a report to the budget and finance committee and the full board of supervisors on june 14th and i want to read one statement from that report. the city's salary and fringe benefits budget provides funding that exceeds the city departments actual staffing based on prior expenditures and history. in the current fiscal year 2015-16 according to the comptroller's high-level monthly spending rate report, the city's general fund departments will have a projected year-end salary surplus of $59.1 million. were 3.2% of fiscal year 15-16 budget and salaries of 1.9 billion and as you know, supervisors, you recently discussed the issue of the use of surplus hours for additional overtime. the reason why make this statement is just to put some of our recommendations into context as we proceed with these hearings. with respect to the city attorney, on page 23 of our report, recommended reductions for the proposed budget total $413,000 in 16-17 in that amount 8031 were ongoing savings and 4

miller. at age 36 she made one of her most famous personal appearances. ♪ happy birthday, mr.sident ♪ >> reporter: her vulnerability not an act. she would be dead three months later for a drug overdose. among her troubles, her belief she was not taken seriously as an actress. in her last interview two days before her death, she pleads, please don't make me look like a joke. her fans have made sure of that. cynthia mcfadden, nbc news, new york. >>> that will do it for us on this wednesday night. i'm savannah guthrie in for lester. i'll see you tomorrow morning on "today." have a good night. >>> nbc bay area news begins with breaking news. >> and it's scary. it's going to be scary to go to bet tonight. >> right now we are in a mode of going out and searching yard to yard door to door to find out whether where the suspect responsible for this shooting is. >> an officer o not a manhunt for a gunman. police officers scouring a neighborhood for at least one man accused of shooting two police officers. good evening, everyone. i'm jessica aaguirre. >> officers are scouring the neighbo

smith is a steward of local 300 of the bakery, confectionary tobacco workers and grain miller international union. mr. smith was 1 of 227 nabisco employees laid off in march of 2016 as a result of the company's plans to move part of the operations from chicago to mexico. these 227 individuals are the first of 600 nabisco employees expected to lose their jobs at the chicago plant. welcome, mr. smith. >> thank you, mr. chairman. thank you, mr. chairman and distinguished members. i had worked at 73rd and kedzie for more than 4 1/2 years at nabisco. on march 23rd of 2016, i was marched out with maybe a number of about 600 members, was marched out of nabisco on march 23rd of 2016. i had worked there for nearly five years and i am unemployed today because nabisco sent my job and the jobs of others, 500 people at the nabisco bakery to mexico, where workers earn in one week what i and my other laid-off co-workers have made in several hours. i live south of chicago and i have four children and five grandchildren. we attend the apostolic church in chicago and i'm a sunday school teacher there. i believe in ame

miller. at age 36 she made one of her most famous personal appearances. ♪ happy birthday mr.sident ♪ ♪ -- >> reporter: her vulnerability not an act. she would be dead three months later for a drug overdose. she believed she was not taken seriously as an actress. in her last interview two days before her death, she pleads please don't make me look like a joke. her fans have made sure of that. cynthia mcfadden, nbc news new york. >>> that will do it for us on this wednesday night. i'm savannah guthrie in for of violence. the new photos she just unleashed claiming a pattern of abuse. >> now on "extra." ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >>> amber heard on the cover of "people" with a bloody lip claiming she's been living as a battered wife. how their marriage turned toxic. plus he's got a private island she's facing a mountain of debt. johnny and amber's $450 million financial feud revealed. >> rare never-before-seen video of o.j. from college football star to celebrity groom. a sneak peek at espn's new simpson documentary packed with untold stories. >> marcia, what are you talking about? >> two new coupl

miller. in 1962 at age 36 she made one of her most famous personal appearances. ♪ happy birthday, mr.nt ♪ >> reporter: her vulnerability not an act. she would be dead three months later of a drug overdose. she believed she was not taken seriously as published just two days before her death, she pleads, please don't make me look like a joke. her fans have made sure of that. cynthia mcfadden, nbc news, new york. >>> that will do it for us on this wednesday night. i'm savannah guthrie in for lester. i'll see you tomorrow morning on "today." have a good night. >>> lights, camera, access. >>> amber heard comes forward with more photos. i'm scott evans, could johnny depp go to jail if any of these abuse allegations prove to be true? >> if he westbound tore arrested and prosecuted on this case -- >> it's

miller. real shin kicker. >>> let's get a check of the weather from mr. roker. al? ng you in the shins? >> other than you? >> that's not where i kick you. anyway, let's show you what else we have going on. we are watching today tropical storm colin. it'll cause problems throughout florida and along the eastern coast. secondary cold front bringing more wet weather through the great lakes. it gets to the northeast and helps usher colin offshore. beautiful day out west, but the heat continues. another cool front be push through in the pacific northwest, and >> that's your latest weather. >>> this week on today food, winner, winner, chicken dinner. fun to say. if you run out of ideas for the same old chicken, wait till you see what we have for you. we have the host of "eat the trend," and "get the dish" on pop sugar. >> how are you? >> excited about this. >> some people were worried i was going too healthy. this is all about the social media crave we've seen online. the sushi burrito. this is my take on that. >> oh. >> you're going to start with the usual suspects for ca

miller. real shin kicker. >>> let's get a check of the weather from mr. roker. al? kicking you in the shins? >> other than you? >> that's not where i kick you. anyway, let's show you what else we have going on. we are watching today tropical storm colin. it'll cause problems throughout florida and along the eastern coast. secondary cold front bringing more wet weather through the great lakes. it gets to the northeast and helps usher colin offshore. beautiful day out west, but the heat continues. another cool front be push through in the pacific northwest, and >>> good monday morning. i'm karen thomas. take a look at your neighborhood forecast this morning. it's a day for drying out after those strong storms moved through quickly last evening. we're seeing sunny skies and not too many clouds around at all. we'll say good-bye to the storm system and tranquil weather today with plenty of sunshine and temperatures making it up to the upper 80s. way above average this time of the year. yes, indeed you'll need the sunglasses and sunscreen. enjoy. >> that's your latest wea

mr. trump's popularity. at the same time, could be a difficult challenge for him in the general. judy millerk you so much. good to see you. >> thanks, eric. >> absolutely. >>> well, the al-qaeda terror group throwing its weight behind the taliban after a change in u.s. policy on the rules of engagement in afghanistan. we'll talk about what this means for american forces. ...clear for take off. see ya! when you're living with diabetes. steady is exciting. oh this is living baby! only glucerna has carbsteady, to help minimize blood sugar spikes. and try new glucerna hunger smart to help you feel full. came out today thousands of people to run the race for retirement. so we asked them... are you completely prepared for retirement? okay, mostly prepared? could you save 1% more of your income? it doesn't sound like much, but saving an additional 1% now, could make a big difference over time. i'm going to be even better about saving. you can do it, it helps in the long run. prudential bring your challenges i don't want to lie down. i refuse to lie down. why suffer? stand up to chronic migraine...

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miller joining us from japan. let's get to larry. what did you make of this latest production from mr. yen?got a chart that shows where the currency has been, the currency heading for an annual is the the boj -- gain boj refrains from expansion. where do you expect the japanese currency to head? larry: 100 is not that far away. it's possible. it could happen if there is an exit, and i think money will flow into japan as a safe haven currency. it could happen if the u.s. economy unexpectedly slows and we push out the fed rate hikes further than they are. yen isral, it seems the forming a bottom, and we are likely to see the dollar-yen moving higher overtime. in part, that's because that is what japan needs. japan has few policy levers left to pull. from that perspective, yen weakness will reassert itself. larry, tell me this. what does it take to get coordinated intervention from the g7? what does it take to let the japanese and the world intervene? larry: under normal circumstances come intervention by central banks, particularly coordinated intervention, follows a period of rapid and disor

let's talk to judith miller, adjunct professor, and vp of jamestown associates. let's listen to mr. a.m. tony, let me start with you. there was a reporter this evening that senator sanders is calling all the shots. not giving up. he has a meeting with president obama on thursday, what do you think happened? he came out with the big crowd and said he is not going anywhere. he has the deep principles that he relies on and run this race on and he will not give up. >> the energy was unmistakable. even when hillary clinton delivered her remarks on what is unmistakably a big night for her, it was not even a fraction as intense. i think bernie sanders much like ted kennedy in 1980 is willing to roll the dice. he has won 22, maybe 24 states, won a lot of these in the second half. picked up steam here towards the end. i think if he won california he would have certainly a better rationale, but if he wants to drive home he feels that hillary clinton certainly will not pay enough attention to those more progressive sets of issues without him into this race. what i thought was more interesting,

miller is vice president of new initiatives, distinguished scholar at the woodrow wilson international center. how unusual is it that 51 state department, mostly career diplomats write this memo saying, mryrian president's bashar al assad's positions otherwise more and more innocent civilians are going to be dead. >> it's unusual. disscent channel memos can be two or three individuals this is 51 which required weeks if not months to organize. and someone willfully leaked the memo. they turned it into a station identification memo over deep frustration in the state department with the obama administration's policies toward syria. that is the take away. one other point, i don't think this is an issue for this administration. it's unlikely that the president is going to reconsider or essentially agree with what the diplomats are proposing. >> over this five-year civil war, hundreds of thousands of civilians have been killed. millions have been made homeless internally or externally and what these diplomats, these career professionals are saying, mr. president you have to do something to stop and most of those people they say were killed by bashar al assad's regime. >> 450,000 dead. let's s

miller, bernard whitman and also alice stewart. so you were responding to what? >> two quick points, stooempt number one, you know what's really disgusting is the fact that republicans like mrmp and the rest of your campaign are continuing to politicize the death of ambassador stevens. i know personally that members of ambassador stevens' families are absolutely disgusted that the republicans continue to draw his name through the mud and politicize his death to score political points. it's honestly outrageous. >> but you don't think people have the right to know about her record as secretary of state. >> they absolutely do, but to continue to bring up -- to continue to bring up benghazi and throw ambassador stevens name around to score political points is beyond the pale. never saw that happen when al qaeda attacked the world trade centers under george w. bush. nobody said george w. bush is responsible for the death of 3,000 americans. we'll hold him personally responsible in the way of personal attacks the republicans and mr. trump are doing to hillary clinton. completely outrageous and the other point you talk about hard working americans. where are the hard working ameri