abc7's kristen sze is here now with leaders in our local apa community. >> thank you, cheryl. we have a great group for today's show. nick kuwada is staff attorney with asian law alliance, based in santa clara county. masashi niwano is festival & exhibitions director for center for asian american media. and elise maar -- former senior associate director of admissions to stanford. now, we brought you all here because your expertise will really help us understand some issues that are very important. we're talking about timely and relevant to asian-americans -- and also the broader bay area community, of course. we're talking about this election year, presidential election, so we want to talk about voting, getting out the vote. also, this year is the "oscars so white" controversy, so we want to bring in the issue of media representation of asian-americans. and, of course, something that is so stressful to parents out there, not just asian-americans, but it is a particularly important topic to asian-americans -- we're talking about the stressful road to higher education and colleg

apa apaa >> fla that is intense. take a look at live doppler 7. i'll show you where it is coming down. street level radar. we're going to go in closer to pockets of moderate to heavy rain around san marin drive. as i pan around to other parts there, right around novato we're seeing moderate to light rain. downpours from alameda, 11th avenue, as we go down to the south bay, highway 101. heading into santa clara we're also seeing wet weather. although it's not so heavy right now over san francisco and the peninsula, i do want to show you what's ahead. we are tracking multiple cells here, stronger cells, some heavier rain, and this is what i'm concerned about for your morning commute, so do expect some downpours as we head into the morning. i do want to track some of these cells here so you know where it's going. this one here, a little bit of heavier activity heading towards daley city, brisbane at 11:39. temperatures in the 50s, 60s. that's about the only thing mild, here's a look at the morning commute. it's going to

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the: the repeal of taxes on apa had no effect as far as tax reform? guest: correct. there is no interaction between those. they don't necessarily need to be cut as part of tax reform. if republicans think that is something that has to be done than tax reform becomes harder. it's not necessarily the case that they need to. paul ryan has already indicated that when he says obamacare is the law of the land that he is also talking about the taxes that come with that. in my mind i don't think there is any additional budgetary challenge that there is a failure to repeal and replace aca. host: we hear the term revenue neutral. what is that? guest: the concept that when you reform the tax code or change any tax bill that any tax cuts are made up with a base broadening or so the level raised by the federal government is the same going forward. case kevin brady and paul ryan have indicated that their goal with tax reform is to be revenue neutral by first cutting marginal rates, broadening the tax base and also using something called dynamic scoring or accounting for the as a r

apa we have a schoolrt nearby. as soon as we can get thee suspect off the streets, the better.bett > the police have not identify the identity of the teenage. earlier this afternoon we saw family and friends who were at the scene who were very emotional. we have learned that the teenen was a junior at nearby potomacmc high school where officials say counselors will be on staff. the district release a statemena that reads in are the pennsylvania, quote, the prince george's county public schoolspl community the shooting that took the life of an 11th grader at potomac high school in oxon hill.l. we extend our deepest sympathies to his loved once. it's important to mention thatot you a have any information that you believe could help police you are urged to contact them.. live in oxon hill, anjali hemphill. > fairfax county crews are back on search for the human remains. police and the fbi have been t looking sincehe tuesday. they got a tip that there may be bodies in the area.e they found evidence of a crime but so fa

we went to some of the same schools, we're about eight month apa -- eight months apart in age.felt like we should have knew each other because our moms struggled with the addiction of crack-cocaine that you see depicted in the film. and so pretty much everywhere except sexuality, myself and terrell's life overlapped. >> what do you make of the serendipity of that? >> it's one of those things where i'll speak to this -- you know, for a long time i didn't want to tell the story. i wasn't comfortable talking about these things. it took randomly meeting, becoming friends with terrell in the 33rd year of our lives, you know, to see that he had gone to this place so that i could have courage to speak on it. amazing the way the world conspires. >> tell me about how cathartic or not the experience has bad news for you to tell the story not just on screen but obviously in these conversations when you -- when the subject comes up, you're obviously sharing more about your personal journey. has that been ka that sonic what's it been for you -- cathartic? what's that t been for you? >> cath

. >>> good morning a huge week ahead apa dutch election and much more.uld throw in bank of japan, swiss national bank, also nordic national bank. >>> the sheriff of wall street is out. arrefusing trump's call to resign. >>> plus, there's a dutch election this week and global investors must not be talking about you. you're watching "worldwide exchange" on cnbc. ♪ >>> good morning everyone. welcome to "worldwide exchange." good morning. >> happy monday. >> rets rr get straight to the global market action. earlier this morning we were flat to slight to unchanged and just slightly. on the lower and until we actually hear about that very expected interest rate heek. we did close slightly higher for friday last week. over seas to see if that's dpoeing to give us an indication of what's going on. nikkei with hire with several economic data points. if you take a look at this oop whole, you could take that and for the most part,ets for r higher anyway. france is only slightly lower and the rest are hanging by a hair. assuming, which is the expectation that the fi

most immediately, right now, we have a storm system just offshore, beginning to break apa apart, and really the biggest report 15 degrees cooler. currently putting our temperatures in the mid-60s in san jose. upper 50s for napa and santa rosa. we'll talk more about when we'll have a better shot of getting a larger storm in here, details coming up in about 15 minutes. >> we'll see you shortly, thanks, jeff. >>> three months after that deadly warehouse fire in oakland, state lawmakers are on the case. most of the warehouse, nicknamed the ghost ship is gone, torn down after it was gutted by flames, it's still standing there as a symbol of a growing public safety problem. soaring rents forcing so many artists and others into makeshift housing. today the father pushed for modified building codes, which would allow people to live and work safely in mixed use buildings. >> if you don't do this they're going to continue to do these sort of underground things and be forced to do them in more and more dangerous places, eventually you'll have another ghost ship, i think we can agree that's the

it suggested respectfully, senator, that under the apa, this body tasked judges to decide legal questions and left to administrative agencies great deference when it comes to fact finding, okay. that's how i read section 706 is fact finding by scientists, biologists, chemists, the experts get great deference from the courts. the only question is who decide what the law is? and can a man like mr. gutierrez, least amongst us, be able to rely on judicial precedence on the books or can he have the ball picked up when he goes in for the kick. >> i've, se exceeded my time. >> you didn't, seed your ti , s your time. i said if you asked your question before the last second, it would be good. i'd like to add into the record a document titled "neil gorsuch how would you vote." "democrats have come up empty trying to find something scandalous that neil gorsuch has said so now they're blaming him for what he won't say, to wit, they want him to declare how he would rule in specific areas of law, questions that every supreme court nominee declines to answer. without objection i enter that in the record

get your[(1 latest forecast on apa >>> as noted, the storm was really widespread.missouri, a tornado touched down last night. it was on the ground for 15 miles. it did damage to those buildings and homes there. one person was killed. a dozen others were injured. once the sun came up, survivors were able to see the full extent of that damage. >> is there more devastation in illinois. governor walked the streets today to get a look. up to six$szp tornadoes touchen here last night and killing two people. one town has 200 homes of severe weather damaged 50,qe4 of them. the governor says a good warning system saved lives here. >> search for human remains in one of two fairfax county locations has now been suspended until tomorrow. detectives have been scouring two separate parks for hours. they are looking for remains after police received a tip night. one of the locations the alexandria section of fairfax county. megan? >> reporter: jim, fairfax county police tell us they don't think there are human remains at the lemon road park in mclean so they stopped searching t

we need to call out names and make it clear where it fell apa apart. paul ryan and house leadership should have been waiting there in the wee hours. myself and kellyanne and the other folks were there and found out that ap called the race and the speaker should have been jumping out with an obamacare replacement and say here's the bill we had years to do. we had year where is we had the majority. here you go. >> did you expect they would have something prepared? >> it is absolute malpractice that they didn't have this ready to go. one other problem and that's the fact that the leadership did not bring in the freedom caucus. that being said, they didn't get off scott free because with this power they have is a voting block. they had the opportunity here to improve this bill and finally come up with something that repeals and replaces obamacare. no one is going home as we throw high fives. >> let me ask what happened to the buck stops here? >> this is paul ryan's bill. that's one of the lessons. >> hold on. this is a lesson for the administration. >> tha

but as to the interplay between the apa and the executive order, those decisions would fall in the first regulatory agency themselves but i would

a bad night it apa pierce for mr. wilders.job for the deutch is to try to get a parliament together but that is the headline really, that the populist, anti-islam candidate that was ahead in some opinion polls prior to today's election did not get close to winning. now it is not over yet for the european union. we have the french elections in april and runoff for marine le pen, getting a lot of support and germany later on in the year but as it stands right now holland votes for their current prime minister and saying no so the populist candidate geert wilders. melissa. melissa: ashley, thank you. david: joining me is a eu politics reporter at "the wall street journal" she is on the ground in the netherlands. valentine that, i imagine you've seen some of the headlines. some of the headlines they're writing political demise of geert wilders but he just sent out a tweet saying you haven't seen the last of me. so even if he's not winning in this election, he claims he is going to still be around for the next. >> yes. for re he ll

. >> chair of the apa caucus, congressman from california, thank you for your time. the gop backed legislation does keep two of obamacare's most popular conditions, people with pre-existing conditions stay protected and adults can stay on their parents' health care plan until they are 26-years-old. the medicaid will stay in effect until 2020. 32 states have expanded medicaid under the affordable care act. that expansion currently covering about 20 million people. but conservative groups who visited the whies house this week are fighting that 2020 date. they want the expansion rolled back earlier to the end of this year to reduce costs. omb director addresses that objective. >> just because you spend less money on something doesn't mean it can't get better. in fact, the private sector does that all the time. the phone you have in front of you is cheaper than it was before. that's one of the things we're driving to drive into medicaid as part of this discussion about replacing obamacare. we are trying to make medicaid for efficient. >> joining me now the director of ex

but as to the interplay between the apa and the executive order, those decisions would fall in the first instance to the regulatory agency themselves but i would have to study it further. >> thanks, mr. chairman. >> senator hatch. >> thank you, mr. chairman. let me first say that i agree with you that there is no legitimate basis for asking the attorney general to appear before this committee. it is a hearing before the attorney general has had a chance to address this matter further, as he has now done. skipping that basic step of fairness makes it look like this is more about publicity and partisan posturing than anything else. at least it looks that way. responding to written questions after his hearing, the attorney general stated if the matter rose where he believed his impartiality might reasonably be questioned, he would consult with department ethic officials regarding proceeding. now that is exactly what he did. i wish he could say the same thing about his pred sorecessor. our -- like i say, this kind of double standard makes it at least look like partisan politics. hopefully we

section 706 of the apa is quite clear on facts -- >> do you want to address this behemoth and that suggestshat the comment made by mr. priebus and mr. bannon know exactly what they, what you think about these issues. and i think some of my colleagues on the other side of the aisle do as well. this is a big deal. during the entire 114th congress chevron deference is mentioned only twice on the senate floor. but between the announcement of your nomination on january 31st and last week, that decision was mentioned 30 times by four different senators. each of those four senators discussed the case while speaking in support of your nomination. three of those senators are members of this committee. so i know you're choosing your words very carefully, and i know you're trying not to signal how you might rule in certain cases but i think some of the signals have already been sent. thank you. >> senator sasse. >> thank you, mr. chairman. judge, i, you mentioned that there are a number of things about this have been disappointing to you in the process. i'm disappointed in senator -- connell: you're w

to questions of fact, to the scientists, to the biologists, but when it comes to questions of law, apa section 706 entrusts courts to decide what the law is, and is this consistent with our valueless of equal protection due process and separationf powers. those are questions i rais, senator, to tee up from my bosses. >> so you actually applied the chevron test in your judgment, but wrote a separate opinion raising these questions perhaps for review by the supreme court? >> i follow precedent. >> sounds like even when you disagree with the outcome. >> well, we got to an outcome we could live with there, too, senator, and applied chevron, but i did raise this in a separate concurrence to raise these questions, and i don't know how i'd rule as far as supreme court justice on the question. i got to be honest with you, senator cornyn, because i'd want to do what a good judge does, keep an open mind, read the briefs and i could change my mind. i think you're my old boss steve sentel when he clerked for him he wrote a panel opinion by one way the beginning of the year and by the end of the ye

that's what the case is about and it suggested respectfully, senator, that under the apa, the administrate of procedures act, this body tasked judges to decide legal questions. and left to administrative agencies great deals when it comes to fact finding. that's how i read section 706 is fact finding by scientists, biologists, chemists, the experts. get great deference from the courts. the only question is who decides what the law is? and can a man like mr. gutierrez be allowed to rely on judicial press dense on the book or have the ball picked up. >> i think i've exceeded my time. >> i'm sorry. >>, >> i apologize. >> thank you. >> you didn't exceed your time because i said if you ask your question before the last second is up, and you did, that we'd give whatever time it took for that to be done. if everybody follows that rule, i think we'll be treating everybody fairly. but i call on senator hatch, i'd like to enter into the record an article in "the wall street journal" editorial. "neil gorsuch, how would you vote? democrats demand the nominee declare himself on cases." i'll just quote

as to the interplay between the apa and the executive order, those decisions would fall in the firstto the regulatory agencies themselves, but i would have to study it further. >> thank you very

as to the interplay between the apa and the executive order, those decisions would fall in the first instance to the regulatory agencies themselves, but i would have to study it further. >> thank you very much. thanks, mr. chairman. >> senator hatch? >> thank you, mr. chairman. let me first say that i -- >> i'm kate bolduan. you've been listening to senators on the senate judiciary committee questioning the nominee to be deputy under attorney general jeff sessions. rod rosenstein would be the man in charge of the investigation into russia and the trump administration. you can see where the line of questioning is going though he's saying he's not in the positioniot and doesn't know the facts so he's saying he can't answer the question about should there be a special independent prosecutor yet. we are going to discuss this in just a moment. we're also following breaking news on the other side of the hill. house republicans right now defending laying out rolling out the obamacare replacement bill. let's listen in. >> -- to not pull the rug out from anyone, including those on medicaid. w

section 706 of the apa is quite clear on facts -- >> you want to address this behemoth, and that suggests that the comments made by mr. priebus and mr. bannon know exactly what [ inaudible ] about these issues. and i think some of my colleagues on the other side of the aisle do as well. this is a big deal. during the entire 114th congress, chevron deference was mentioned only twice on the senate floor. but between the announcement of your nomination on january 31st and last week, that decision was mentioned 30 times by four different senators. each of those four senators [ inaudible ] the case while speaking in support of your nomination. three of those senators are members of this committee. so, i know you're choosing your words very carefully and i know you're trying not to signal how you might rule in certain cases, but i think some of those signals have already been sent. thank you. >> senator sass. >> thank you, mr. chairman. judge, i -- >> you are just watching the confirmation hearings for judge neil gorsuch, president trump's pick to replace the late justice antonin scalia on the

questions of fact, to the scientists, be to the biologists, but when it comes to questions of law, apa section 706 entrusts courts to decide what the law is. is this consistent with our values of equal protection and due process and separation of powers? those are questions i raised,ing senator, to tee up for my bosses. >> so you actually applied the chevron test in the judgment and wrote a separate opinion raising these questions perhaps for review by the supreme court? >> i follow precedent. >> sounds like even when you disagree with the outcome. >> we got to an outcome we could live with there too, senator, says and applied chevron, but i did raise in the separate concurrence to raise these questions, and i don't know how i would rule if i was a supreme court justice. i would want to do what a good judge does. keep an open mind, read the briefs, and i could change my mind. i can hear my old boss. he wrote a panel decision at the beginning of the year, and at the end of the year he wrote an opinion for the full court reversing his own panel opinion. some people say that's a man that

i think pavement will be just fine but it could in apa fveemew areas be enough tomorrowoorro morninghe grass.gras again, accumulation possible,os, maybe one to 3 inches across pennsylvania. could we see a little bit b avenue grassy coatingvenu especially north of interstate 70 andinters a few wet flakes mg in with some rain around tomorrow morning? absolutely. so not anticipating it to to cause big problems.problems. the cold starts coming into town tomorrow afternoon.row afo. quick look at your planner fornr friday and while we'lle'll probably be in the 40's it'si going to get a little bitlit westbound by noon, maybe stilla flurries around. by 4 o'clock, 42 feeling likee the 30's. wait unthtil you hear about the weekend cold. we'll talk more about thate abo coming up in just a fehaw minutes.nu marina and jim, back to you.k t. >> tonight the fight to repeal and replace obamacare hasre has landed a big punch.i pun republicans on the houseblic energy and commerce committeecoe have passed their obamacareamcae replacement. eric called the american healthcare act.healct they're now sendin

it comes to questions of fact, the scientist, the biologists, but when it comes to questions of law, apa section 706 entrusts courts to decide what the law i is. and is this consistent with our values of equal protection and due process and separation of powers? those are questions i raised to tee up for my bosses. >> you actually applied the chevron test in your judgment, wrote a separate opinion raising these questions perhaps for review by the supreme court. >> i follow precedent. >> even when you disagree with the outcome. >> we got to an outcome we could live with, there and applied chevron. i did raise it in a second concurrence to raise these questions. i don't know how i would rule if i were a supreme court justice on the question, have to be honest with you because i would want to do what a good judge does, keep an open mind, read the briefs, and i could change my mind. i think of my old boss when i clicked for him. he wrote a panel opinion going runway at the being of the year and by the end of the year, he wrote an opinion for the full court reversing his panel opinion. some p

the apa itself in section 706 says you have to defer to that. so there is not a cliff here that people are talking about. what it does by moving away from chevron is to give the courts more heavily involved in review of agency decision making and also give more authority back to this body where i believe it should rest. >> i agree with you. we often speak about the impact of court decisions on the parties to a specific case and beyond. i really appreciate your response in this area and your comments because i think they provide an important perspective of this issue. i'm sure you know from observing this process my democratic colleagues focus only on which party wins or loses or which narrow political interest is advanced by the decision in an individual case. you seem to have a very different take. your testimony emphasizes more broadly clarity about the law and adherence to basic principles such as separation of powers have the most important impact. that is why you have such high praise for judge gorsuch's approach not only tamaking decisions

subpoena all information that is pertinent his investigation if people either, number one don't want to apa peer, or if appropriate agencies do not provide the information that we've asked for. >> mr. trump -- >> chairman, there has been a dispute between the fbi and dnc, whether or not the fbi had access to dnc services. will this be settled at some point during the investigation? >> i would assume in the breath, breadth of our support and leadership. you talking about the dnc and fbi? >> whether they had access to their servers. >> from the evidence that i have seen so far been out there addressed several times publicly, the dnc was warned about this and so was the rnc i think that, i'm not disclosing anything that hasn't been out there. that is fact. what happened after that, who talked to who and appropriate people talking to appropriate people, if you ask the democrats, democratic leadership run dnc, they have one opinion, fbi has another. i don't know how all that sorts itself out but periphery of our investigation. other questions? yes, sir. >> chairman, this list, initial list, refe

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and it suggested respectfully that under the apa, the administrative procedures act this body tasked judges to decide legal questions and left to administer agencies great deference when it comes to fact finding. that's how i read section 706, fact finding, by scientists, biologists, chemists, the experts get great deference from the courts, the only question is who decides what the law is? and can a man like mr. gutierrez, the least amongst us, be able to rely on judicial precedence on the books, can he have the ball picked up as he going in for the kick. >> i exceeded my time. >> i'm sorry. >> i want to make clear to everybody, you didn't exceed your time because i said if you ask your question before the last second is up and you did that we would give whatever time it took for that to be done. if everybody follows that rule, i think we'll be treating everybody fairly. before i call on senator hatch, i would like to enter into the record an article in the wall street journal editorial titled this, "neil gorsuch:how would you vote?" i'll kweet quote the first paragraphs, democrats

but even here, through the day, the sunshine will turn the apa in nature.in the west. that system out in the west, i probably late afternoon, will be taking its friend with it over into eastern errors. you can see this weather front coming here. that will produce rain in the afternoon, and on thursday it will take another swipe at us from the south—west. here it is on wednesday, pushing down towards the south. a drier, prior to her sliced in the south of country coming but still some showers across the far north. temperatures by thursday up to 40 celsius. i hope your neck is better by then. so doi! i i hope your neck is better by then. so do i! iwant to i hope your neck is better by then. so do i! i want to see you but i cannot. let us look at the papers. sally is still with us. i have been rearranging my tie. the times. the chancellor bands a tax tax rise to fund budget giveaways. there is francois fillon and he is white, penelope. he says he will stick it out. —— his wife. penelope. he says he will stick it out. -- his wife. and the main story is abortion

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nancy pelosi said about you is nothing but political talk because there's nothing to back that, the apa gave you the highest qualified rating they could give anybody. i just want you to know that i believe you have led a life you should be proud of, that you have tried your best to be a good husband, a good father, a good lawyer and a good judge. >>> now let's talk about our interaction a long time ago. >> thank you senator for those very kind words. >> well it was something you have earned, not something you need to thank me for. the bottom line is are we at war in your view as a nation? >> senator, all i know is that there are a lot of young men and women out there in harm's way so that we may sit here and have this conversation. >> it would be news to them we're not at war. >> i'm sure that's right. >> it would be news to the families who lost a loved one in this fight, so i think we're at war. would you agree with me it's not a traditional war? >> certainly not, senator. >> there's no capital to conquer, no taking of berlin and japan. do you agree with me it would be hard to determi

some of the things i worried about, and i worried about just the plain old statutory text too of the apa in which congress is assigned the task, of course, of fact finding to the agencies. and told us, again, to provide a highly deferential standard of review to the agencies, the chemists, the biologists, the scientists, but said when it comes to interpreting the law, that the courts are supposed to do that. so, those were some of the questions that i found difficult in that case. >> well, i appreciate the perspective that you have. again, still talking about federalism and the tenth amendment, you're familiar with the dormant commerce clause concept? >> yes. >> could you describe what that means to you. >> well, the commerce clause appears in article 1. article 1 affords this body and the house of representatives the power to legislate. interstate commerce, among many other things. that is the commerce clause. the non-sleeping, the non-dormant commerce clause. >> right. >> but we have this sleeping thing over here, and it's the product of judicial interpretation that suggests that somet

to questions of fact, to the scientists, to the biologists, but when it comes to questions of law, apa section 706 entrusts courts to decide what the law is. and it is consistent with our values of equal protection, due process and separation of powers. those are questions i raised, senator, to tee up for my bosses. >> you actually applied the chevron test in the -- in the judgment, wrote a separate opinion raising the questions for review by the supreme court in. >> i follow precedent. >> sounds like it. even when you disagree with the outcome? >> we got to an outcome we can live with there too, senator, and applied chevron. but i did raise it in the separate concurrence to raise these questions, and i don't know how i with rule. i would want to do when a good judge does. keep an open mind, read the briefs, and i could change my mind. i think of my old boss dave sentel, he wrote a panel opinion going one way at the beginning of the year and by the end of the year he wrote an embank opinion reversing heir first opinion. some people say that's a man who doesn't have a spine, something l