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distorted or delayed or suppressed intelligence products related to his effort to degrade and destroy iso. we devoted significant resources to investigating them.some of the team of more than 30 employees to handle investigation. our team did investigate hundred 20 interviews and 120 witnesses between inside and outside. in addition we collected and reviewed a massive amounts of draft and final intelligence products and emails produced by centcom. also included intelligence officials in the dod and the intelligence community for their assessments to centcom's intelligence products. we did not stop there. we conducted an analytical review of a random sample product to determine whether there were significant changes related to the edits of these products. and whether such changes indicated any trend or pattern or distortion with regard to the portrayal of isis and the iraqi security forces as stronger or weaker.we also interviewed witnesses about the command climate and the intelligence and we reviewed command climate surveys. finally, we examined in detail the management processes for pro

there iso make sure plenty of time to set up this afternoon's major event. nextexcited to announce monday on april 24 at 10:00 eastern, the president will speak the a videoconference with the commander of the international space station and .er fellow astronaut she became the first woman to command international space station. on monday she will break the record for the most time spent in space of any american astronaut. the president, joined by his daughter and a nasa astronaut will congratulate the doctor on this incredible accomplishment and discussed the importance of encouraging women to pursue fields, science, technology, engineering, and math. in addition to signing the nasa transition authorization act, the president also recently signed the inspire women act that ensures nasa continues to pursue women for important stem careers. we work closely with nasa and the department of education to make this conversation available thelassrooms throughout country. the department of education will also provide tools for teachers to build lessons around. this co

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during the meetings which i participated i was able to raise the matters about iso and the middle east and our region. we discussed the broader national security region and beyond. we will reaffirm the critical importance of continued engagement by the united states. >> thank you. >> thank you mr. president. the attorney general afford why it's critical from a national security sam point that the relationship between australia and the united states continues unaffected by changing political circumstances. >> as you know, the united states has been, and remains, australia's most strategic partner on national security matters. as i said a moment ago, that partnership partnership is unaffected by changes in the administration in washington. it is a crucial to our national security as it has ever been. since 12 september 2014, when the national terrorism threat level was elevated, australia has experienced for terror related attacks and 12 potential attacks have been addicted and disrupted by our agency. as i have said before, a number of those disruptions which had not been with have led

the previous administration started and i think this administration is going to finish.that is to get iso out of iraq d Ãto get isil out of iraq but i think we will succeed. i think secondary mattis has indicated he will recommend a residual force stay behind in iraq. there is a lot of finger-pointing about who was responsible for leaving entirely in the early years of the obama administration. they said that the iraqis wanted us to go. the iraqis said no we did not. but regardless, regardless, whose idea it was for us to completely withdraw from iraq, it was a bad idea. we needed a residual force left behind like in germany and japan and korea. president obama left a residual force behind in afghanistan. i think the units help guarantee that you do not have this sort of fight the war all over again. [inaudible question] are there any considerations that come back to the debate authorization? >> what? >> are there any conversations about that? >> no. one more and we are out. >> with the vote on gorsuch they will be single-handedly responsible for the one major legislative victory by the t

when people leave monticello, i hope they get a sense of the complexity of jefferson, but iso how relevant his story to the nation that we became. here's a man who wrote "all men was aeated equal" and yet slaveholder. here is a man who truly believed that government should be representative of the people, even though he was very much a virginia aristocrat. jefferson at the end of the day of a very optimistic view hibernation and a very optimistic view that we could govern ourselves. understand that while monticello was jefferson's life's work and he was always trying to perfect it, he also viewed the united states as something that would never be perfected and that would continue to be a work in progress. >> you are watching american history tv, 48 hours of programming on american history every weekend on c-span3. follow us on twitter @c onnhistory for information our schedule and to keep up with the latest history news. c-span -- where history unfolds daily. in 1979, c-span was created as a public service by america's cable television companies and is brought to you today by your cable or

budget iso have the going to run out in april. are you confident we will get through those developments? nick is in charge of the budget, he is the right person to speak to about that. he is focused on the continuing resolution. i am focused on the debt ceiling. i donk you should know have these special powers, i get to move money around and do special things. even though we have hit the debt ceiling, we continue to fund the government. we had a big day on april 18. dollars onlions of tax day. it was impressive the number of transactions we do online. i am confident we will get the debt ceiling raised you'd hopefully before the summer. of leeway.nty i think we will have bipartisan support on raising the debt ceiling. we have committed the money. the u.s. government credit is the most important credit. i believe it is aaa credit, and we will keep it that way. secretary, we wish you the best of luck. on behalf of all of us, thank you for taking this job on, we appreciate everything you are doing. >> thank you very much. [applause] >

to 5% iso 2 impossible. getting to 15% is not even a start. the house republican ways and means chairman is not starting at 15%, he is starting at 20%. they need to get their act together, quite frankly. they have not. as i said before, and i will say it again, a proposal does not an accomplishment make. it is a nonstarter. >> and also, by what joe said, to your question about infrastructure, they would be burning the candle at both ends. when you cut $2.4 trillion to use for infrastructure for infrastructure, you are burning the candle at both ends. the president is juxtaposing himself against his own rhetoric. >> i would add on the tail end of that, they have proven incredibly inept at passing anything. adding two complex issues together does not bode well for a successful outcome. i think they need to keep it simple. >> when they have yanked the health care bill off the floor, we remember what speaker ryan said. speaker ryan said, there is a difference -- they learned the difference basically as to what finally govern. that is where we are

iso boats now work this part of the river, compared to just 25 last year.bob harrison told us america needed a businessman as president, and in 25 years, he has never seen such a turnaround. like the switch was turned on. we're busy. we've got more stuff going on, and our business has dramatically picked up. and you think that's the trump effect? yes, i talked to lots of different people, we call it the trump bump, so it's been good for us. last summer, in the town of clinton, pennsylvania, we came across this huge trump sign erected by one—time democrat mike leber. now, it has been put away in the barn, but not through embarrassment. if anything, his admiration for donald trump has grown. just speaking with people, they‘ re more upbeat. they feel like the government isn't on their back. feels like the jackboot of the government's off their neck. so it gives them a chance to thrive. he promised to revive regions like this. do you think he's doing that? yes, i do. it was trump's hothead temperament that put off american football coach bill timko, when we spo

schoolo teach what slurs mean, what hate speech iso include cultural histories in social studies. "we really believe that by taking a look at our policies and procedures and practices for addressing intolerance in general, then these incidents would be less likely that these would occur."(vo)7 task force of 15 to gather ideas, suggestions, bring them to district staff7 put out a call for volunteers four days ago. 40 already interested7 some students raised their hands won't be an overnight process7 want to help students feel like they can come forward to report these types of things. live in albany, spencer blake, kron four news. (steve) thanks spencer (pam) in tennessee. . . a father... now reunited with his 15-year-old daughter who was kidnapped. . . is speaking out. anthony thomas is trying to move forward... since being reunited with his daughter elizabeth. elizabeth's former teacher... 50-year-old tad cummins... is now in jail after allegedly kidnapping her. he faces felony charges including kidnapping and sexual contact with a minor. in cummins' first court appearance... doc

even worse, israel has provided support to terrorist group iso- directly through airstrikes launched on the 17th of march, 2017, against syrian army positions in palmyra to support operations of isil in that city. placeme theatricals took when the u.s. administration felt the terrorist groups who have been armed, trained, and financed by these countries have begun to lose ground because of the heavy blows dealt to them by the syrian army. they have launched their premeditated and flagrant attack against shayrat air base for the under the pretext of the use of chemical weapons on a village that's under the control of all nusra front. it did not stop there. the attack was preceded by by political expediency when the u.s. decided to exploit the international mechanisms of the security council to table provocative draft resolutions that would put the plane on the -- the blame on the syrian government of of horrid use of the chemical weapons and to distance any suspicions from the real enemy, terrorists and their supporters. this dangerous attack had been thought through for many months i

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if there iso see any pattern to what i am doing. the years when i was being asked by friends and foes working in a am.book, i would say yes i if there were some of my academic friends they would say, what is your theme? i make something up. [laughter] what my theme was. i knew what i wanted to write about the what my theme was, no. that would he known to be eventually i hope by the time i finished the book. i am also often ask, perfectly good question, how much of my time to expend doing research and how much to expend writing. nobody ever has asked me how much of your time to spend thinking. [laughter] that just happens to be a hell of a big part of it, thinking. one of my favorite, most revealing lines and adam's diaries -- they are phenomenal write, at homely thinking. imagine if we had some people in public life today... [laughter] [applause] it may be said of john adams that he was the one above all who made the declaration of independence happen when it happened. that he could george washington's name in nomination as commande

iso i just want to say that i'm really happy about the progress and the people are happy and there's a plan in place for the progress and the goal in the wish here is thatthere are structural improvements so she can operate as loud she wants and as loud as the people that go there want it to operate and party and in the future we are so looking at how do we do that so that they can operate after 2:00 am when it's quieter in the neighborhood and we don't hear it next-door to them because the reality is that sound leaks and we have a dba of 110 right now were still hearing it. we are still hearing the low frequencies they are much better but were still hearing the base. so i would recommend the commission to find a way from 2 pm and beyond that we get balance that a lot more when the neighborhoods a lot quieter. that's my ask as you go through this process and if there's anything else that can be done in the meantime period when it is completely done but again were still hearing the base and low frequencies. i would be happy to answer any questions. >> when was your building built? >>

nbc bay area's rick boone joins us from redwood city and from the peninsula to china, this iso china, this is getting a lot of attention. >> i was in the court clerk's office this morning when her attorney actually handed over the check to the san mateo county court and they say it is money that she had to borrow to get out of jail. 1--year-old tiffany li out of jail for the first time in almost a year. this after posting $35 million bail, the highest in san mateo county, the eighth largest in the nation. >> a very extended group of family members and business associates of my client and her mother put up their homes and their business buildings for this. >> reporter: her bail is broken down between $4 million in cash and $60 million in property and equity. >> the amount of money should not dictate the public interest. >> she's accused of arranging the murder of her ex boyfriend over a custody battle for the two children. >> nothing is right about it at all. it's very difficult time for his mom and family. >> reporter: his body was found along a sonoma county road in may 2016. >> righ

leading a coalition of countries to to fight iso- resisting destruction in ukraine and the list goes on and on. he said one thing that you particularly might need to focus on and his answer was immediate, asia. then when i got to the department i asked the same question of secretary of state character and happily i got exactly the same answer. which was a very good sign. i think it was a clear sign of the importance that both the president secretary kerry attached to the region and again with very very good reason. nowhere in the world on economic and strategic interest and opportunities in the united states is clearer or more compelling than in the asia-pacific. his home to four of our top 10 trading partners by the bar seven treaty allies and the world's largest and investors growing economies including 40% of overall opal growth and soon two-thirds, two-thirds of the world's middle-class and of course some of the most innovative people on earth. i think what the president understood was that the rise of asia which had already done so much to lift millions of people out of poverty

u ve iso much!o) and now try new beneful grain free, simply made with wholesome ingredients, and no grain. >> well, wait a minute. you're pretty good at yelling. you know? none of it -- all of this, it takes a plan, you have to work something out. you have to have people with you. if anything needs to get voted on, you need the vote. i get there's some caution, some discussion, some smart help. competent lawyers and we generally get where we're going. >> senator dianne feinstein getting as good as she got at a boisterous town hall in san francisco. the veteran democrat facing frustrated constituents wanting her to speak up forcefully and commit to a single payer health care plan. to speak up more forcefully against the trump white house. this was tame compared to what many of her republican colleagues are facing. joining me "washington post" editorial page routh marcus, new york, times reporter nick confyscorery and kasie hunt outside of the polling station in sandy springs. talk about dianne feinst

they jeo with an accomplice who iso wanted for robbery if you asked to contacts took theoday in ericapitol murder trial talked about what they found in frein's bedroom during theirn. they told the jury they found a sniper manual and hundreds of rounds of ammunition that was put on display for the jury. they said the ammo had the same markings as the shell casings recovered from the scene of the ambush. frein's trial resumed today after it was put on hold yesterday when frein was apparently getting treated for an injury he suffered in jail. frein could face the death sentence if convicted. corporal bryan dickson was killed in the 2014 ambush and trooper alex douglass was injured. >>> now take a look at this surveillance video of an armed robbery in west oak lane. it happened last night at the new shop express in the 6900 block of old york road. the suspect grabbed an employee held a gun to his head forced him to the ground and then demanded money. a second worker behind the counter handed over cash from the register. the gunman then stole a wallet from the victim who was still lying o

. >> lure conservatives had the tax iso of course one loyal tory, a new mp, embarrassment. >> i madedifficulty because my article for vastly supporting the chance of early policy is already with the printer. and having been persuaded of the correctness of the court and merely needed. >> prime minister -- in the days following the budget. it could be time and maybe one or two in the scale insert the above five i would say. briefings to say none of these of course were official friends of the prime minister, friends of the chancellor. and who are working with the prime minister work environment for madrid. also a few from downing street informed of what they intended to do the national insurance interests underlined some people paying a bit more. he was preaching a conservative manifesto commit and as would cause problems in downing street very swiftly. >> if i was a wealthy investor, should i be buying shares in philip hammond? >> in the short-term, again have to use the b. word, brexit. it does not want to create an impression of instability. just a very crucial negotiation after the

secretary, we were expecting a new counter iso plan this spring. does this delay that in any way?e your thoughts hoff finding a way for the isis war and what should happen in syria with regard to the military campaign and the government campaign that you've been asking for? >> the counter isil plan is in skeleton form, being fleshed out now. this has to be done in a methodical way where we look at each element of it. a couple weeks ago, secretary tillerson had 60, 68 nations in town with his counter parts. the fellow foreign ministers. and they are working on the stabilization efforts in syria. this is not the united states working alone. very, very complex security situation. it's one that we'll have to address in a very methodical manner. it's not something that you can add water to and it's suddenly a full-fledged plan. it's hard work and it will take time. >> i would just add on the question directed to me here, the campaign plan remains where we thought that it would be at this particular point. obviously engaged in very difficult fighting in mosul and around the iraq area. w

to defeat iso. >> regime change comes when we train up syrians, isolate as a direct threat to the homeland, assad is not. i'm not suggesting he is a threat to america, i do think isis would if they could. we could take raqqa sooner, more arabs would join the fight if we had more american troops. i think we're going to see a ramp up of american troops and not as frontline fighters and trainers and a special forces to take isis down quicker. >> tucker: a whole new war is what you're calling for. >> an end for an old war, the war is going on for eight years. >> tucker: we haven't been involved in the syria for eight years. >> know it's been a disaster for us, look what happened in europe, look what came from raqqa in terms of europe. radical islam has flourished under the caliphate, radical islamists are appearing everywhere. you had it in switzerland, and sweden. what i want to do is destroy the caliphate in the way disk you destroy the caliphate is you take raqqa. a >> tucker: i think it's a little confusing i don't think it anyone would disagree it's been a disaster in syria for the syrian

citizens of the united states that want to come in, we have seen reports that iso owe customs have looked at their phones to see where they have been. if they have been to colorado and admit to cannabis use, they can use that as denying admittance to the united states. >> where are we in california when it comes to licensing. if i wanted to get involved and start a business, can i get multiple licenses to grow, sell and distribute and do it all. >> we're moving forward at a break neck pace here in california to start issuing licenses for recreational sales on january 1st. that is part of our constitution. the state government has to start issuing the licenses. a big component is local control as well. if you can't get a local license to do your farm or store. >> you have to do that first. >> yeah. you have to get both. the issue is the locals have yet to implement the laws. it's not like there's a local license that you can get unless you're in sonoma county or a few other places. >> have you come upon opposition to the pro marijuana laws. like the alcohol industry, any big group that opp

we are in jerusalem, israel, tonight as the world iso on edg.ing threat from north korea and iran and terrorist groups in the middle east but the world needs now more than ever is bold and decisive american leadership. and that is tonight monologue. now president trump is signaling to the world and the enemy is that the united states of america is back and that we will be leading from the front to deal with foreign policy challenges. the commander-in-chief is also showing that he will not be repeating the mistakes of his predecessor when it comes to the rogue regime in north korea and iran. earlier today, pyongyang through state media threatened a super mighty preemptive strike that will reduce america's military to ashes. this comes as north korea is now facing new pressure from president trump over their country's nuclear ambitions. after secretary of state rex tillerson announced yesterday that america is in fact conducting a review of his policies toward iran, including the disastrous obama era nuclear deal. earlier today, president trump sl

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translation: be attack makes the united states of america partner of iso—, who have sought to attacks all international laws and conventions and aims are affecting the capabilities of the syrian army in its fight against terrorism. let's go to our political us by two is in westminster. britain are among those backing the action so far? that is right, michael fallon made it very clear that he felt these attacks were limited in nature where appropriate and he would very clear that britain had been consulted in advance, but had not been asked to parties eight. he was also very clear they showed there been any question of british involvement house of commons would be consulted, but you tell the bbc elliott that it supports president from absolutely. they didn't ask is to get involved, they didn't ask us to choose a particular option. they decided to ta ke particular option. they decided to take this action, and very limited, appropriate action, attacking the airfield, the aeroplanes and the equipment that they believe were involved in the gas attack with the very specific purpose of tryi

iso, keep in mind, he historically unpopular.ge, obama was in a 65% approval rating, the lowest in american history since the 1950's the president has had with 55%, clinton. trump was at 39% yesterday. anna: is there an implication of that? does that matter? brian: absolutely. we are now 20 months away from the midterm elections where the president's party loses seats. publicans are starting to worry about the fact that his unpopularity might be cost -- might cost them their reelection prospect. that means he will have a harder time getting legislation through. they will think, maybe i don't want to side with the guy that is the most unpopular president. that is a real risk. if you want to get a tax reform law that is confident -- commercial, 8 -- controversial, you need the president's coattails. trump cannot offer that. anna: he has written quite a few executive orders. there have been a lot of fanfare. if we look ahead, into the coming 20 months, where do we focus. health care is a big thing. brian: trump made a mistake. what

know, when iso the park opening in each centura, and what about the end of the national park, the othernd of the project in new york? think i have another question that i can't think of right now. so the park opens march 11. are's a saturday and there lots of -- there's lots of great programming in the weekend. has beenin auburn authorized. it will be the harriet tubman national park, national historical park as opposed to harriet tubman underground railroad national park in maryland. that is a much more recent development so i do not know yet when that will be open to the public per se. on any given day you can see the grave site, the museum where her house was come in the visitor center is open there now. so -- to have another question? hill -- wasthe harriet on the hill? >> were you involved in that? >> pressure was. >> put your name again? marty ross.ur nam >> thank you. alicia: from virginia. we have several sites, underground railroad sites. i was always interested because frederick douglass was from eastern shore also. other locations there are statues of him, all kinds of monume

here and iso about struck by a shell. from what i can tell, other than artillery of the division, there soldiers ofix or 10 the 28th that were killed by artillery shortages fired by the division artillery and the french artillery. of those reports were redacted but you can still see them. the german artillery was entirely silent. way upro hour all the until about the time that they received the objectives, i can't find any reports of an american killed by german artillery. theof the first or maybe first is lieutenant colonel maxey. he is struck in the next by a shell fragment. he is still alive but his wound is mortal. evacuate him to a field hospital and he says take me to the captain. here is the captain. he was the best kind of officer. he is commanding the reserve company of the second battalion. going through. he gives him his maps, he tells them where he wants his command posted. he tells them the plan for the consolidation of the line. i know he does by nightfall. the captain then takes command of the battalion. by

rate iso think a 15% going to be pushed through congress? alexis: we have yet to see.t will take time. the statement might cannot tomorrow, we are looking for more statements in june. it is just an issue of time. betty: it will absolutely be an issue of time. we were at a panel yesterday here at bloomberg that talked about what can get done in the white house. what i kept hearing over and over again from ceos, it is an administration that wants to get things done. it is peppered with people from the business world, we heard from wilbur ross, steve mnuchin. what indications do you get that they can actually get things done? alexis: if we look by executive order, certain things can be done. we saw movements in canada today, for example. as an economist, i think about the longer-term economic impact of decisions. yes, we want to get things done, but if the administration focuses on job creation and andomic growth, which cohn mnuchin expressed last week in washington, then the longer-term prudential questions have to be asked and address. such as, how do you fund this tax

easiert be a little bit now that we officially have a presidential system but still erdogan, it iso very difficult to say what he will do and that 1% then margin gives me hope. [applause] >> i think i am too short for that podium. >> trust me, you are not. >> ok, if you say so. thank you very much for posting me here and i would like to return the compliment. i have been following you for around 20 years, too. >> she was 10 years old. [laughter] >> so, here is what i would like to say about your book. if i was a journalist and my editor asked me to cover that referendum and i never said for -- set foot in turkey before, this is a great book. in breach up to speed, it is hits a written, it lengthy main points. it is a fantastic book. there he timely. covers some of the most critical issues in turkey today and above all, the issue of polarization which echoes a huge challenge for turkish society. needs to be said has been said already but i would like to ask a few -- add a few of my thoughts. in terms of yesterday's results, turkishat it was -- in a yes is one thing, a no another the bestg

long, it iso decided that it should try to avoid some of the most common problems which is having a lot of people show up either at the er or without ambulatory support. they put in a modified structure to basically get people an ambulatory choice opportunity. they stayed on their 1115 waiver because the congress did not want to shut it down. that was not a legislative vehicle handy. principle, the process should be used to try out ideas and see how they work and legislation show move from them and sometimes it happens that sometimes it doesn't. it is an important function. it can be challenged in the courts and on occasion and it gives challenges to whether it is beyond is bound. the real opportunity i see is to think about medicaid, the medicaid population in the population right above it, 200% of the poverty line. as basically extensions of each other. to to try to make it easier move money rather than people. one of the issues that several rosenbaum and i have talked of the frustration that as he crawls from 138% of the as you line to -- crawled for 138% of the poverty line two 140%

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