i want to thank and acknowledge that part of homelessness who is represent by jeff kosinski director here today, for always working to practically seek out most of our natural allies resolving that crisis is of homelessness and that committee. i'm particularly rifle for our religious institutions that take on-take on-take this on by answering the moral mandate to care for most destitute, in this case are homeless management st. barnabas, st. mark's lutheran singers cathedral, the first unitarian church, thank you for doing god's work here in san francisco. i agreed to participate in san francisco winter shelter program, you are holding true to the values of a validity of religious beliefs, but also the values of the city and county of san francisco. having visited some your churches, that open the door i mean it's really just it's a beautiful gesture to those on the nice when nights we have the most need and provides a tremendous amount of relief in our city. so, thank you for this work it also helping to coordinate meals to those that have opened their doors at night for hundreds of

the police chief, myself, director of public works and the new homelessness department director, jeff kosinski. to talk about goals, further collaboration, and achieving those goals and just that would be the kickoff meeting in then, also i attended a meeting-another follow-up meeting because the priority for mayor just on the 20th with the same parties to talk about the steps in which we can work closely together to address some of the street issues that the city is experiencing. on march 11, many of us never to knowledge president reagan and commissioner covington, attended and participated in the st. patrick's day parade, which was a good celebration here in our city. on the 13th of the month, deputy chief williams and i attended the united fire service women's annual membership meeting. it was about a three-hour breakfast meeting. well attended and a lot of topics were discussed. so that was headed there some changes in their leadership. that was announced and there will be plans-there are plans underway to acknowledge and celebrate 2017 as the 30th anniversary of women coming into san fra

i want to thank and acknowledge that part of homelessness who is represent by jeff kosinski director here today, for always working to practically seek out most of our natural allies resolving that crisis is of homelessness and that committee. i'm particularly rifle for our religious institutions that take on-take on-take this on by answering the moral mandate to care for most destitute, in this case are homeless management st. barnabas, st. mark's lutheran singers cathedral, the first unitarian church, thank you for doing god's work here in san francisco. i agreed to participate in san francisco winter shelter program, you are holding true to the values of a validity of religious beliefs, but also the values of the city and county of san francisco. having visited some your churches, that open the door i mean it's really just it's a beautiful gesture to those on the nice when nights we have the most need and provides a tremendous amount of relief in our city. so, thank you for this work it also helping to coordinate meals to those that have opened their doors at night for hundreds of

i want to thank and acknowledge that part of homelessness who is represent by jeff kosinski director here today, for always working to practically seek out most of our natural allies resolving that crisis is of homelessness and that committee. i'm particularly rifle for our religious institutions that take on-take on-take this on by answering the moral mandate to care for most destitute, in this case are homeless management st. barnabas, st. mark's lutheran singers cathedral, the first unitarian church, thank you for doing god's work here in san francisco. i agreed to participate in san francisco winter shelter program, you are holding true to the values of a validity of religious beliefs, but also the values of the city and county of san francisco. having visited some your churches, that open the door i mean it's really just it's a beautiful gesture to those on the nice when nights we have the most need and provides a tremendous amount of relief in our city. so, thank you for this work it also helping to coordinate meals to those that have opened their doors at night for hundreds of

the police chief, myself, director of public works and the new homelessness department director, jeff kosinski. to talk about goals, further collaboration, and achieving those goals and just that would be the kickoff meeting in then, also i attended a meeting-another follow-up meeting because the priority for mayor just on the 20th with the same parties to talk about the steps in which we can work closely together to address some of the street issues that the city is experiencing. on march 11, many of us never to knowledge president reagan and commissioner covington, attended and participated in the st. patrick's day parade, which was a good celebration here in our city. on the 13th of the month, deputy chief williams and i attended the united fire service women's annual membership meeting. it was about a three-hour breakfast meeting. well attended and a lot of topics were discussed. so that was headed there some changes in their leadership. that was announced and there will be plans-there are plans underway to acknowledge and celebrate 2017 as the 30th anniversary of women coming into san fra

get to jeff zeleny and mish ale kosinski. earlier today attorney general recused himself from investigations related to the trump campaign, possible contacts with russia. what is the latest? >> stunning turn of events in the last 24 hours. late last evening breaking in "the washington post" when senior official said it's all partisan, nothing to see here. but end of today attorney general holding news conference at justice department recusing himself from any investigations at all. this is not any cabinet member. senator sessions was first to endorse this president. as close as anyone on thor in circle is to this president and by the end of the day recusing himself not simply because democrats complaining but republicans calling for him to step aside, he's not objective enough potentially to address any type of investigation. but this is what the attorney general said tonight on fox. >> i have not had any such meetings. not meeting with russian officials on continuing basis to advance any campaign agenda. sometime before that

. >> watching the michelle kosinski report you made a good point about oral testimony and there's written testimony as well speak of jeff >> i haven't checked written but stands to reason put the same question before him. if answered no. >> senator leahy did. >> so he answered it wrong twice. met in my office and we disagreed. telling me this roly-poly charming rotund soviet style apparatchik looking ambassador you met during sanctions regime, russian intervention in syria, annexation of crimea and ukraine, you had argument about geopoliticians and forget about it? makes no sense. >> play a little bit more with tucker carson on fox. >> little over two weeks later the national security adviser has to resign because of conversations he had also in capacity as nonsurrogate for the campaign with the same ambassador. did anyone on your staff say to you, perhaps we should clarify this? could be a problem. >> never gave it a thought, never considered it, i don't believe anybody mentioned that to me. quite different circumstances to me tucker. unrelated. >> okay what was -- >> go ahead. >> what -- >> meeting with two senior sta

jeff lanza, jeffrey toobin, thank you both for your insights. appreciate it. we will talk about more on this new ban and what it entails with our senior diplomatic correspondent michele kosinski who is over at the state. first of all, when does this take effect. >> ten days from now. there is a bit of buffer there, today plenty of times that raised questions among reporters. if this was so urge eninitially that the first ban had to be rushed out, why is it now less urgent? why is there less of a risk? we did get an answer from a spokesman saying well the element of surprise was taken away after the first one so there wasn't really the same kinds of urgency there for this one. >> michele, do you think that -- i mean it sort of looked as though, the thee at ricks of it with the attorney general, the secretary of state the director of homeland security all there making statements together. that was certainly intended to show if not to say in the executive order it's different this time around. do you get the sense that they are comfortable with the new one unlike the last one. >> it's hard to say but we know there was induty that went into it. it's kinds of like if they want to